Sunspots- Friday April 4th

 Solar flux is 178 and the SSN 124. A=26 and K=4.

Folkestone - NOT amateur radio

This was Folkestone on sunny spring afternoon.

Medieval ducking stool - NOT amateur radio

 Not many centuries ago people believed in witchcraft and devised many ways to seek out witches including the ducking stool shown in the photo taken in Canterbury. If you drowned you were a witch. If you survived…well… 

RepeaterBook

 Although I hardly ever use repeaters, I have the RepeaterBook app on my phone. It shows all the repeaters in the area you are in and many features as well. I am sure it would be very useful if you were a keen repeater user.

Canterbury Cathedral - NOT amateur radio

 This was yesterday in the spring sunshine.

Sunspots - Thursday April 3rd

 Solar flux is 180 and the SSN 147. A=22 and K=3.

Near Canterbury Cathedral - NOT amateur radio

 It was good to see it with minimal scaffolding and in the sun.

DMR

 Some years ago I tried DMR using just my Android PTT phone. I think the app was called Droidstar. It allowed me to connect to the DMR network worldwide without a DMR phone or dongle. It was fun just leaving to see who called in across the world, but I soon lost interest.

Oldest church in continuous use? - NOT amateur radio

 This is St Martin’s church in Canterbury, UK which is supposed to be the oldest church in continuous use in the English speaking world.

Sunspots - Wednesday April 2nd

Solar flux is 182 and the SSN 147. A=5 and K=3.