Re: [IRCA] What happened to all of the TA signals?

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

Still making an appearance at Howe Bay, Walt, but the uptick in geomagnetic
activity has had an effect.   Things were slower to get going this afternoon,
with less thunderous signals to start, and not much Middle East, but things then
got lively as you saw.  But there was a southerly component to things early to
mid evening which wasn't there the last couple of nights.   Got some audio on
1088 (Angola presumed), and there has been quite a lot of Brazil, one Paraguay,
and just Latins, but on one antenna (the ALA100 nulling NE USA), while the
corner fed loop facing Europe has maintained lots of western Europeans.    Iran
was good on 1188, but tons of Spaniards were more the order of the day.

Now to see what the morning brings!

best wishes,

Nick



Quoting Walter Salmaniw <canswl@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Was away from the receiver for an hour, and coming back, virtually nothing
> still around.  1215 is only a very weak het.  Darn!  ......Walt Salmaniw,
> Victoria, BC
> _______________________________________________
>
-- 
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC, Canada

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