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HF Propagation
What do the figures mean in the table below: High solar flux (solar flux is expected to begin rising from 65 up to >200 when the next solar maximum is reached within 4-6 years), high A-Index (> 10), high K-index ( > 5) due to geomagnetic storms, also proton events and polar-cap absorption are bad news; giving poor long-distance reception of medium wave and tropical band stations, especially affecting paths over polar areas and paths east/west of your location. For instance Polar-cap absorption can completely wipe out signals in polar areas for several days.SWB - Shortwave Bulletin
Antennas
Perseus
Receiver modifications & reviews
Recordings
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K9AY demo recording (ram-file) & corresponding article at DXing.info by Guy Atkins |
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1566 Demo Flag-antenna reversal - AIR Nagpur/2 x English stations, 2008-09-18 |
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3905 R New Ireland, Oct 3 2008 recording from Christoph Ratzer, Austria |
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3905 R New Ireland, Jan 6 2009 recording from Christoph Ratzer, Austria |
ARC-Morokulien
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| ARC-Morokulien at 23.47:41
UTC, Dec 27 2009, dominating the frequency! Best reception in USB during the entire transmission. |
Recording in USB from Dec 09, 2345-2349 UTC (2,9 mb) |