Topband: 9M0L

[Greg - ZL3IX]

30 minutes of daylight overlap is not too much, and there should be a 
really good chance of a contact.  I agree with Herb, starting at 1010z 
instead of bang on their SS at 1033z, would give him a real chance, 
especially if done over several days.  I have had many good DX contacts 
20 min before my SS.

73, Greg, ZL3IX

On 2012-04-18 05:34 a.m., Steve London wrote:
> Herb,
>
> You simply have no common darkness with 9M0L this time of year.
>
> KV4 sunrise: 1002Z
> 9M0L sunset: 1033Z
>
> KV4 sunset: 2236Z
> 9M0L sunrise: 2211Z
>
> What do you want them to do ? Change the declination of the earth's axis ?
>
> This is no different than the Kerguelen DXpedition a few years back. Those of us
> in New Mexico (and Texas) had no common darkness, and were shut out on 80 and 160.
>
> 73,
> Steve, N2IC
>
> On 04/17/2012 11:11 AM, Herb Schoenbohm wrote:
>> Great!  Yet Another Pacific DX-pedition that comes on TB 30 minutes
>> after my sunrise in the Eastern Caribbean.
>>
>> I lost even a chance for 4 new ones this season because of the operators
>> in the Pacific DX-peditions refusal to look at my Grey Line and
>> concentrate on NA big guns.  Oh well.
>>
>> Herb, KV4FZ
>> St. Croix United States Virgin Islands
>>
>>
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>> On 4/17/2012 9:37 AM, Mike Greenway wrote:
>>> We will pick up NA around 1826 today and will transmit 1811 after our SS 1033U
>>> TC. We worked 100 EUs but very few NA.
>>> Please forward this message to Top Band Archives for US Top Banders.
>>>
>>>
>>> Joe JA1LZR Spratly
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