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05. June 2016
Aurora in the Nordic, normally not a big deal in central Europe as we are out of reach. Unless there's tropo... |
Rig: K3 Transverter 8877 LinearODX: SM2A KP04mp 1779KmLog: 15:20 LA2VHF/B JP53eg 1334Km 53a QTF 02015:40 SM2A KP04mp 1779Km 52a 55a QTF 024 -his QTF 330 15:46 OH3LWP KP21am 1704Km 52a 51a QTF 024 15:53 OH6KTL KP02oj 1627Km 53a 52a QTF 024 -his QTF 320 15:55 OH3UW KP21fa 1700Km 52a 52a QTF 024 16:04 LA6OJ JO38hh 751Km 599 599 Tropo very strong 16:09 OH4LA KP20lg 1693Km 55a 55a QTF 024 20:18 OH6KTL KP02oj 1627Km 57a 57a QTF 020 20:26 SM6BFE JO56wb 925Km 55a 55a QTF 020 Comment: WoW!!!!!! This is, I think, one of the first documented records of tropo + aurora. I spotted spots from R + OH on the cluster but did not consider it would reach this far South. I was alerted by G4CDN JO02SS who spotted LA2VHF/B JP53 at 15:08. A few minutes later I also heard LA2VHF/B which I have never heard before. This beacon was audible until 16:12. Although I have worked OH stations via Aurora before it has only been in very major events and all these OH stations and SM2A were new via Aurora for me! WoW! |