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Early heat wave may spur on VHF / UHF Tropo? And, another...
« on: May 20, 2022, 1939 UTC »
With this earliest East Heat Wave, (Since May 1981, if my memory can recall.), besides T-storms ripping up the HF bands, Tropo Enhancement could be possible for DX VHF / UHF. So, late night, or early morning, scan TV channels, the FM broadcast band, the 162MHz weather FREQ's, and the Amateur Bands, for that propagation.   (UPDATE): And, again for just after Memorial Day.  (UPDATE): And now, for early to mid-June.
« Last Edit: June 11, 2022, 1842 UTC by ThaDood »
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