Heard several stations back east calling 3B7RF at 0150Z - 0200Z today on
160m. The sun was still high in the sky here, and not a peep heard from
the 3B7.
QSYd to 80m CW and easily QSOd at 0217Z. His 579 sigs were coming out of
the southeast -- he was much weaker on the normal short path of 13
degrees from here. The same path prevailed to him on 40m and 80m
yesterday.
3B7 is near my antipodes, so I guess the signal could come from almost
any direction.
73, de Earl, K6SE
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