Re: [HCDX] Re: DX-Camp Bavaria

["Harald Kuhl" <HKu-DX@xxxxxx>]

Yes, Karel.

There is also a short window here in Central Europe for the 120m OZ stations
during the winter afternoon. When I reported this some years ago I was
heavily critized too. But it´s really possible. You will need good conditions and
a quite surrounding, of course ;-)

vy73
Harald



> > Looking at your "great" report I have the following remarks:
> > >3935.1 NZL ZLXA, 17.15
> > This is really unlike, too early for New Zealand, same day same hour
> > reported pirate dutch station on 3935 kHz
> > Hans K.
> > Berlin
> 
> I would say it is not too early, but almost too late as the Sun rises in
> New Zealand at around 1710
> UTC.
> It is not a greyline (the Sun goes down in Nürnberg area at about 1540
> UTC), but I think this catch
> is quite possible. At that time it should be close to the end of reception
> conditions and signals
> should fade out very quickly.
> It is widely known that signals on low frequencies from the east improve
> just before the Sunrise
> comes to their area.
> 
> Karel Honzik
> the Czech Republic (Czechia)
> ************************************
> AOR AR-7030
> 30 m LW
> 

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