Long time since I last posted to the list but having completed my
station building ready for the ARRL 10m contest this weekend I thought
I'd share my observations.
0705z
DL0IGI s2-4 MS
0830z
GW7HDS/B 419 MS/tropo
0930z
DK0TEN single MS burst
1025z
OY6BEC? 10 second MS burst of carrier but no ident - shows why beacons
should have snappy messages!
SK0CT s2-s6 Es
5B4CY s2-s3 F2
5Z4B 319 F2
4X6TU s2 F2
OH2B s5 Es
1300z
DL0IGI 0-419 background MS with one burst to s5
1850z Es
SV2RSS s7
SV6DBG 419
SV2HNE/B 519-559
9A5ADI/B 539-559
1910z
IZ8RVA s8
SV beacons continue as above
1940z
IZ8RVA s7-s9+ strong but localised Es
SV6DBG s3
2030z
DL0IGI s3-s6 semi-continuous geminids MS
For those interested in 10m propagation, tonight (13th) is the peak of
the Geminids meteor shower. You might like to listen for beacons via
this mode - it's the best shower in the year for this. Try in late
evening to after midnight tonight or tomorrow night - listen for a
strong beacon in the region of 1000 km / 600 miles away for best
results. Patience maybe needed! Or you could look outside for visual
meteors, but a near full moon will make it hard to spot fainter trails.
Steve G0AEV
(@ M6T in the test, in JO02 square)
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