15-12-2018, 06:33 AM
6m WSPR was moving along as it usually has been yesterday morning with Es, but showing a lot of potential, when suddenly about 30 mins before the end of the UTC day, 3 x VK5 stations showed up as having received Chris N3IZN from southern California. 
Some were more than once and over a period of about an hour. Then another 2 VK5's decoded. And a bit later VK3WE also decoded. Brilliant! Very exciting at that point in not knowing who, where or if another spot was going to show up.
6mWSPR N3IZN spot data 141218.PNG (Size: 40.07 KB / Downloads: 522)
6mWSPR N3IZN 141218a.png (Size: 246.99 KB / Downloads: 534)
6mWSPR N3IZN 141218b.jpg (Size: 94.37 KB / Downloads: 528)
I have no doubt there will be lots of stations monitoring today for a repeat of yesterdays propagation, hopefully a little bit better
Some were more than once and over a period of about an hour. Then another 2 VK5's decoded. And a bit later VK3WE also decoded. Brilliant! Very exciting at that point in not knowing who, where or if another spot was going to show up.
6mWSPR N3IZN spot data 141218.PNG (Size: 40.07 KB / Downloads: 522)
6mWSPR N3IZN 141218a.png (Size: 246.99 KB / Downloads: 534)
6mWSPR N3IZN 141218b.jpg (Size: 94.37 KB / Downloads: 528)
I have no doubt there will be lots of stations monitoring today for a repeat of yesterdays propagation, hopefully a little bit better