WSPR ...NEVER SLEEPS!
This evening right around sundown in VK2 and well after sundown in the New Zealand north island, the lonely signals of ZL1SIX are finding a safe passage over the waters, via Tropospheric Ducting to reach the coastal areas of VK2 - Australia, hopefully to interact with some very capeable receivers. So far the furthest distance is 2157 km and I'd expect this to extend further by morning as the weather system involved pushes further north east, eventually into SE VK4 one would hope and maybe further up the coast of VK4 if people are paying attention.
Good luck!
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This evening right around sundown in VK2 and well after sundown in the New Zealand north island, the lonely signals of ZL1SIX are finding a safe passage over the waters, via Tropospheric Ducting to reach the coastal areas of VK2 - Australia, hopefully to interact with some very capeable receivers. So far the furthest distance is 2157 km and I'd expect this to extend further by morning as the weather system involved pushes further north east, eventually into SE VK4 one would hope and maybe further up the coast of VK4 if people are paying attention.
Good luck!