I don't know what is happening since the space weather page is 10 hours
behind but the reception late morning until now is poor. Last night
until early this morning it was good.

Radio Netherlands is poor on 16 and 19 meters. Radio Japan poor on 16
meters.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

jimg wrote:
so then we're both confused...here in portland oregon, all the radio
stations in the world have just disappeared...i'm tempted to start
getting out a ladder and checking out the balun and it's
connections... after that, i'm outta ideas..

I don't know what is happening since the space weather page is 10 hours
behind but the reception late morning until now is poor. Last night
until early this morning it was good.

Radio Netherlands is poor on 16 and 19 meters. Radio Japan poor on 16
meters.

jimg
Oregon
USA

On Sun, 08 May 2005 21:39:33 GMT, jimg wrote:

jimg wrote:
so then we're both confused...here in portland oregon, all the radio
stations in the world have just disappeared...i'm tempted to start
getting out a ladder and checking out the balun and it's
connections... after that, i'm outta ideas..

I don't know what is happening since the space weather page is 10 hours
behind but the reception late morning until now is poor. Last night
until early this morning it was good.

Radio Netherlands is poor on 16 and 19 meters. Radio Japan poor on 16
meters.

jimg
Oregon
USA
WWV on 15 MHz S9+10 lots of noise-usually very quiet.

R8B 50' Random Wire PREamp ON

34, -118

Noise getting more severe as I type this.

In article ,
jimg wrote:

jimg wrote:
so then we're both confused...here in portland oregon, all the radio
stations in the world have just disappeared...i'm tempted to start
getting out a ladder and checking out the balun and it's
connections... after that, i'm outta ideas..

I don't know what is happening since the space weather page is 10 hours
behind but the reception late morning until now is poor. Last night
until early this morning it was good.

Radio Netherlands is poor on 16 and 19 meters. Radio Japan poor on 16
meters.

In another thread I found that page is up to date and that we are in
geomagnetic storm conditions.

Here is the up to date link:

http://www.n3kl.org/

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Telamon
Ventura, California