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Re: [IRCA] Day 1 of world-wide coastal MW dxpedition
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] Day 1 of world-wide coastal MW dxpedition
- From: "Steve Ratzlaff" <steveratz@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 06:31:16 -0700
William Hepburn's TWEB site is generally the most current that I'm
aware of to keep abreast of various LF weather broadcasts, with Alaska having
many. I occasionally hear some from Alaska here in inland northeast Oregon,
though more often in the winter season.
Steve
Fellas, the first
morning of the round the world virtual dxpedition is under my belt.
Results were rather mediocre, in my opinion for MW, and more interesting on
the Tropical bands. I did hear a few new Alaskans. I don't think
there was anything new for me for Trans Pacific. I'll be looking forward
to reading how the others fared, and I'm hoping that tomorrow will yield more
interesting DX. Here's my catch. Incidently, I used 3 antenna
(well really only 2 for MW: 2 mini-Beverages measuring 350 and 400'
respectively, aimed 170/350 and 30/210 degrees. Still using 12 volts,
although the power should be hooked up very soon.
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