Re: [IRCA] Auroral cx

["Bill Harms" <wharms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Amen Saul.  During Auroral conditions like this, many DXers are 
tempted to turn off their radios and find something else to do 
because they think there is no DX.  I have found the contrary to be 
true.  It is during super auroras that the flea powered stuff to the 
south, which would not be audible otherwise, manages to come through.

Go Forth and Conquer.

Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland

On 19 Dec 2006 at 14:56, saulamdx wrote:

> I always love these cx (see Rick's post below). 
> 
> 1) On an empty channel, you know you're not wasting
> time with relogs
> 2) It's neat to hear something 1000+ miles away ALONE
> on the channel, however weak. I really like when this
> happens to regionals, like 1590, 1600 but also
> others...
> 3) It's just a nice change from the ordinary same-old,
> same-old...
> 
> I've found with these heavy Au conditions, you have to
> listen with stethoscope ears...
> 
> Saul



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