WWV's 25MHz signal?

[ThaDood]

Just, out of my curiosity, how well, and how far, can y'all hear WWV's 25.00000MHz signal in the day hours? It, is just out of reach for me to hear it when Sporadic E PROP is active, from my QTH. I'm really glad to hear it, and even use it, again with Cycle 25 bringing F2 PROP back. However, I have to believe that it's signal is being heard on the other side of the world.  https://www.arrl.org/news/wwv-25-mhz-signal-swapped-to-circular-polarization 

[RobRich]

25000 WWV is usually present during daytime hours here. Currently ~S9 at 1902z via Airspy HF+D and 31' vertical. Nearly 60dB SNR.

[Rob.]

Usually heard very well here, too.

[~SIGINT~]

05:42 UTC 06 MAR 2024 - Good solid S7~ S8 up my way.

RSPduo | Barker & Williamson T2FD antenna

[myteaquinn]

Mar 6 at 1644 S7 signal into Northern Ohio.

[Polar Bear]

On a good day - clear across the world.

10 MHZ at night you can hear both the WWV signal and the KHWWV signal from Hawaii - the Hawaii signal is faster than the Colorado signal - so you hear the one before the other.

[R4002]

Daily, or almost. 

Same with the FM carrier on 25.950 MHz.

Location: central Virginia - Richmond, VA.

[shadypyro]

Depending on the conditions here in British Columbia Canada, I get it almost daily.

[RadioMon]

10/S-9 into N. OH as I type this.

For those who are hams, 12M is hopping at the moment.

And the 25.950 signal is S4 +/- but currently unmodulated.

[IrvingtonVFD43]

I have never heard it here, sure its entirely possible if there is some short skip. I'm located 357 air miles from Ft. Collins, Colorado to my location, it's most likely I am sitting inside the skip zone.