Roger's contention that sunrise peaking was not what it was decades
ago has intrigued me, especially considering that he has pointed out
that he can still observe the noise floor dropping at
sunrise. Others have suggested that they are still seeing sunrise
enhancements, either for sunrise at
Roger,
You did something great by stirring up people to get on the air. It was
partly the participation that's created the "good conditions". 160 m almost
always has some propagation. I often call CQ for many minutes and can see
good signals (S/N!) on the EU RBN-s, but there is nobody to work.
Actually Dave, I didn't think conditions were exceptional last night . . .
They have been much the same almost every night I have been on the band for
the past few weeks.
(I'm going by the strength of signals received, as well as my reports . . .
with stations right across to the West Coast)
Hi
Propagation very good - ( 05:03-05:37) GA, IN, IA, KS, PA, MO, TN, MN, OH
But only nine QSOs..
We wait in the mornings the American stations!
> Conditions last night from here in the Midwest (Iowa) to Europe were
> exceptional. . .probably the best of the season so far. I got ready to
>
Conditions last night from here in the Midwest (Iowa) to Europe were
exceptional. . .probably the best of the season so far. I got ready to shut
down around 0500z and thought I would take a listen before before I did. I was
hearing Europe pretty well including Zone 16 stations. I called and
