Yes these signals are very strong here in Britain . . . they're about 3kHz
wide, and are usually S9 +30dB.
Someone told me they're from a company that sells Data Transmission to
companies that need to get data to lots of different locations . . . that's
why they use Shortwave Frequencies. (He to
> So how is the QRN doing over there now? Any likelihood of 160m activity
from
> the USA soon?
>
> Roger G3YRO
The QRN on the East Coast is still fairly high most evenings, but there is
propagation to Europe. OK1CF is on regularly and is usually Q5. Also a few
G's have been heard recently with d
