These were the conditions for the last two days on 10-metres...
Monday 8th April 2019... A pretty poor day with just four signals heard.
075000 -17 -0.1 737 ~ CQ DX F5UJQ IN94
114115 -20 -0.7 1319 ~ CQ DJ8QX JO31
153045 -15 -0.6 1741 ~ CQ ON8DM JO10
191800 -14 -0.3 1970 ~ PY2JOS EA7DT RR73
The DL0IGI beacon was also heard but didn't last long.
EI7GL 28205.0 DL0IGI/B 12:56 08 Apr IO51TU
Some of the signals heard on FT8
F6FEF 10m FT8 987 km 15:12:32
EI7HDB 10m FT8 152 km 15:00:14
F5OHM 10m FT8 919 km 14:56:29
PA3AGN 10m FT8 927 km 14:29:30
EA4WD 10m FT8 1447 km 13:56:44
CT7AQS 10m FT8 1340 km 13:50:59
CT1ILT 10m FT8 1223 km 13:50:44
CT1IUA 10m FT8 1649 km 13:46:44
CT2FEY 10m FT8 1263 km 13:41:14
EA4ZM 10m FT8 1449 km 13:40:59
CT7AQD 10m FT8 1263 km 13:40:59
ZS6S 10m FT8 9354 km 13:31:29
EA3NW 10m FT8 1410 km 13:30:14
M0SSK 10m FT8 608 km 13:29:29
MW0CRI 10m FT8 254 km 13:28:29
EA5CMW 10m FT8 1486 km 13:22:59
CT1EQQ 10m FT8 1190 km 13:18:44
EA3RT 10m FT8 1399 km 13:09:29
EA1FZ 10m FT8 1133 km 13:05:29
F2YT 10m FT8 776 km 13:03:29
CT7AUP 10m FT8 1432 km 13:02:29
IZ4VSD 10m FT8 1609 km 13:02:14
F5OYM 10m FT8 1462 km 12:56:15
DK9WI 10m FT8 1073 km 12:54:44
EA7JLI 10m FT8 1758 km 12:53:59
IW5EID 10m FT8 1642 km 12:41:29
G0OYQ 10m FT8 579 km 12:32:29
EA6SK 10m FT8 1601 km 12:13:45
EA3AXV 10m FT8 1389 km 11:42:29
EA3CTN 10m FT8 1409 km 11:41:44
EA3EAU 10m FT8 1407 km 11:37:59
IZ0EGA 10m FT8 1930 km 11:27:16
DO1EJK 10m FT8 1118 km 10:08:19
UW5EJX/MM off the coast of Angola was also spotted on FT8 but didn't get uploaded to the PSKReporter website.
EI7GL 28074.0 UW5EJX/MM 13:08 09 Apr IO51TU<>JI61PF FT8 Ukraine
Some of the other signals heard were...
EI7GL 28074.0 AN770DX 13:01 09 Apr IO51TU
EI7GL 28255.8 C30P/B 12:26 09 Apr IO51TU
EI7GL 28251.1 ED4YAK/B 12:00 09 Apr IO51TU
Some notes and observations...
1) Duration... The main opening lasted from about 11:30 to 14:00 UTC... about two and a half hours.
2) East-West paths further south... I could see from the FT8 traffic that stations in Spain and Italy were working Indonesia...i.e. East-West paths were possible at lower latitudes (Approx 40 deg N) on 10-metres.
3) Most activity on FT8... Even when the FT8 signals were quite strong, there was hardly any activity down on the CW or SSB portions of the band. I heard two to three European stations calling DX that I couldn't hear.
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