G0KYA's Amateur Radio Blog

Thanks for stopping by. This is where I publish a lot of my features and thoughts on HF propagation, antennas and other ham radio topics. I write for a number of radio magazines, including the RSGB's RadCom and ARRL's QST. I am also chairman of the RSGB's Propagation Studies Committee and produce the weekly HF propagation report for GB2RS. When not playing radio I'm a professional journalist specialising in aerospace, science and technology and am also author of four RSGB books.

Tuesday, 1 November 2011

UK propagation charts for November 2011

The great conditions just keep on coming (bar any coronal mass ejections that is).

With sunspot numbers in the 120-130+ range, and autumnal conditions, there is plenty of DX to be had. Keep on eye on 40m as Hawaii has been rolling in in the morning, often way past sunrise. 10m continues to be a great band, often open to the US and Caribbean in the afternoon. I especially like the KQ2H repeater in upstate New York on 29.620Mhz FM. Go to November's UK short path propagation charts.

G0KYA's Amateur Radio Blog

Tuesday, 1 November 2011

UK propagation charts for November 2011

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