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Re: [IRCA] What the AM BCB hobby needs
When I lived on the north shore of MA we had a few nights like that, nothing
but groundwave.
73's
David
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] What the AM BCB hobby needs
I've noticed the same thing as Powell. When solar activity was VERY
high, I've had moments when all I can hear are groundwave signals and
maybe one or two strong Californians. It was like having my locals and
semi-locals using night facilities during the day (sort of the opposite
of *cheating*).
Bruce in Seattle
Powell E. Way III W4OPW wrote:
> --- k4ape <k4ape@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
>> I was setting here thinking about what this hobby
>> could use, and came up with the following.....
>>
>> A super blast of particles from the sun, to create
>> an Aurora that can seen in the day light in
>> Tennessee. With an A index of 254 and K index of 75.
>>
>> Wouldn't that be fun!!! :))))
>>
>
> No it wouldn't. Actually K9 and A400 is max. I have
> seen that in the last sunset max. AM at night was just
> like the hottttttttest lonnnnnnnnnnnngest day of the
> summer in a very dry year. In other words, time to
> take the dog for a 5 mile walk.
>
>
>
> Powell
>
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