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I have grown to depend on the Reverse Beacon Network to help me decide if the band is dead. If I call CQ and I don't get a lot of feedback from the RBN with reasonable signal strength it's time to change bands or go to bed.
This is a blog about my ham radio experiences including vintage homebrew, QRP operating and the National Radio company.
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