Getting some Ohio Hams on this freq at the moment nice and clear, right now.
Nice to hear some activity on this band.
28.398Mhz - yank skip on
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Re: 28.398Mhz - yank skip on
Ditto - makes a change for me to hear something like this.
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Re: 28.398Mhz - yank skip on
Bah, gone. Still, there are others on the band. Tuning up, I can hear what sounds like a continental Ham. I guess one advantage to this band is that they are not all over each other like 20 and 40m. I like to look around 17, 15 and 12m for that reason.
The good thing about 10m is that one can listen for DX in reasonable, daylight hours
The good thing about 10m is that one can listen for DX in reasonable, daylight hours
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Re: 28.398Mhz - yank skip on
Nice signal from the Azores on 28.433
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Re: 28.398Mhz - yank skip on
Yes KQ2H has been strong recently during the afternoons. Is most reception between 25mhz and 30 mhz AM or NFM and is it all F2 propagation generally speaking.
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Re: 28.398Mhz - yank skip on
The newly allowed CB SSB mode must be very rewarding at the moment then. Oh well, back to work tomorrow so no daytime 10m for me.