[WWYC] propagation forecast

[J. Scott Northcutt - N4JN]

Hello all.

I hadn't seen a ton of responses on the reflector to Oliver's request so I
thought I'd make my yearly post to the reflector now :-).  As far as ease of
use and excellent price go, I'd start out with W6ELProp.  It's available
here: http://www.qsl.net/w6elprop/
It's a quick download (<500k), it runs on just about anything that will run
Windows and it's FREE!  It also provides lots of useful information in an
easy to use and easy to understand way.  I think that you will not be
disappointed.

If you wish to find more info, check the AC6V super-site.  Here is the URL
for the propagation page: http://ac6v.com/propagation.htm

Good luck Oliver.  I hope to have some type of antenna back up in the trees
by the time you get to XU so that I can put you in the log...my tower
project is still in the work unfortunately.

73 everyone,
Scott
N4JN
WWYC #70 - retired (old guy)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Oliver Bock" <dj9ao at gmx.net>
To: <wwyc at contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 22 July, 2003 01:53 PM
Subject: [WWYC] propagation forecast


> Hello WWYCs,
>
> i've tried to work out a simple propagation schedule for our Dx-
> operation from XU in August, but didn't get very far.
> Is there someone in the group who could help us to do this? I'd just
> like to know at which daytimes we can expect condx to different
> parts in the world (like US-East/Westcoast, Europe, Japan) on the
> bands, so that we don't miss the short ones to difficult parts in the
> world (like, midwest US which seems to be pretty hard to reach
> from XU).
>
> Thanks for help.
>
> 73  Oliver  DJ9AO
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