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All very interesting and useful in planning my radio activities.
If they predict excellent conditions, I will be on my radio trying to make as many contacts as I can.
If they predict poor conditions, then in that case, I will be on my radio trying to make as many contacts as I can!
73s
Dave
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You might be right; the peak may not be here yet. Nonetheless, I think we're looking at fleeting F2 openings at 50 MHz at best, almost all on north/south paths. And the polar openings last fall on 10 Meters will not likely re-occur, unless there is a similar spike during an equinoctial period. The current equinoctial period is a waste on 28 MHz.
However, 17 Meters has been impressive during the last week over the poles.
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The sun is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old. We've been "studying" it for less than 200. Enough said?
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