25-06-2019, 11:39 AM
Very good and welcome back to Ham radio.
In case you weren't aware there is now a mode called WSPR which stands for Weak Signal Propagation Reporter.
You can visit the website here there is much automated information on propagation conditions around the world from all bands, it includes maps. http://wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/spots
There is literally hundreds of beacons on there, esp on bands like 20m & 30m etc and all on 1 frequency for each band.
In case you weren't aware there is now a mode called WSPR which stands for Weak Signal Propagation Reporter.
You can visit the website here there is much automated information on propagation conditions around the world from all bands, it includes maps. http://wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/spots
There is literally hundreds of beacons on there, esp on bands like 20m & 30m etc and all on 1 frequency for each band.
Might be something you could be interested in.
Leigh VK2KRR
The Rock Hill West
QF34
The Rock Hill West
QF34