Hello Bob and Steve:

Yeah it is and its been up and running for the last week to 10 days also
and very consistent!

Also keep an ear on 28.400 USB and in around that Ten Meter Frequency,
as there quit few a QSO's going on also.

Amazing what a stock peanut whistle radio can do with 12 watts of SSB
and a good Antenna.

One needs to keep an eye on the academic fraternity as to whats ah
happen to the skip conditions. Sure its a act of Nature, but these guys
think they are smarter than Mother nature at times, kind of funny.


Jay in the Mojave

Krediatials:
None today


Bob Dobbs wrote:
Steve wrote:
band is open to the south

Being in the lower left hand corner,
it's all north or east to me.

Hello Bob: Sounds like your a good radio operator.

I haven't a clue as to what I could correlate 6 Meters to, but that
sounds like a plan.

Jay in the Mojave


Bob Dobbs wrote:
Jay in the Mojave wrote:
Also keep an ear on 28.400 USB

Only about a couple days ago ten was peppered with QSOs on the spectrum
scope and the water hole 28.4 was almost like (all talk at once) CB.
Six has been showing promise as well. I use ch38LSB as a propagation
beacon to serve as a first indicator of band openings, and when they are
starting to clobber each other heavily I tune over to ten, and if it's
also going good then I'll check out six. Since my best antenna situation
is on six, I'd like to spend more time there, but when it starts to fade
I reverse the action moving back to ten then maybe a quick howdy on 38
before I pull the plug. If you've got six the place to start is 50.125