WSPR unique reports on 10m today, so far. |
Sunspot count is low today (29) and 20-30MHz propagation described only as "fair". No F2 DX seen here today as yet, and I am not expecting any.
UPDATE 1800z: The risk of storms locally seems to have subsided , at least for now. Overnight I'll still disconnect everything, just in case.
I wonder if there will be Es at some (low) level all year around on 10m? I suspect that if I leave WSPR running on 10m all year I'll find openings into Europe every week. At the moment, the "common wisdom" is Es is mainly a May, June July phenomenon in Europe with a smaller peak in January. This is probably correct as the peak months - the question is how common is it at other times of the year?
UPDATE 1810z: EA5CYA (1376km) has been spotted no less than 8 times since 1636z.
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