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« on: April 26, 2022, 2237 UTC »
Thanks for the good info! I'm familiar with beverage antennas and I'd love to set one up, but I just don't have the real estate for that on my quarter-acre lot. I hadn't heard of beverage-on-ground antennas, though - that's interesting. Maybe one day I'll live somewhere with the room to set up something like that.
I don't know as much about propagation as I'd like to, so I had no idea that the solar minimums were actually good for LW propagation. I wonder how many LWBC stations will even be left when the next one rolls around. I do some casual NDB listening and I've logged a bunch of them from Quebec and Ontario but never anything I'd really call awesome DX. But I've done all that with my Wellbrook loop, which is great, but I realize it's no beverage.
The rising QRN is really frustrating, as is locally-generated noise.