For those of you who subscribe to the ARRL (not everyone does and I have no plans to renew my subs next year), the weekly propagation forecasts make interesting reading. Even more interesting are the archived old forecasts, so we can see just how good conditions are compared, for example, with the same time in 2007. As I mentioned before, if you are not an ARRL member you will not be able to follow the link, I believe.
ARRL members see http://www.arrlrg/w1aw-bulletins-archive/ARLP054/2007 .
Why am I not renewing my digital subscription with ARRL?
Earlier in the year I could not use my password and it took a week to sort it out. The online help was no help at all. It took several emails before anyone actually helped me. Most of QST seems to be ads similar to those in UK magazines. I cannot see the value in continuing ARRL membership. In summary, the ARRL seemed a pretty useless organisation. I was NOT impressed.
GQRP Club membership is much better value in my view.
23 Nov 2014
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You tell them Roger!
I agree too many adverts in QST not enough technical content..
The next 3 yrs could be my last who knows?
Subscribe to ARRL for the latest radio-consuming news.
Subscribe to G-QRP to be one among other radio-pioneers!
(I'm RSGB member and I do receive RadCom. The ad's though are far to many, same in every issue).
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