The Gateway Chapter
Ten-Ten International Net, or 10-10 for short, is an organization of amateur radio operators dedicated to maintaining high levels of amateur radio communications on the 10 meter amateur band (28.0-29.7 MHz). Established in 1962, 10-10 has grown continuously since that day, with some ups and downs according to the numbers of sunspots and the openness of the band. As you read this, the number of 10-10 numbers issued to members now exceeds 77,000. 10-10 would welcome your membership in the organization if you have an amateur radio license with 10 meter privileges.
The Gateway Chapter Membership is primarily from the greater St. Louis, MO metroplex. Our Chapter was formed in 1972 by Don Wirth, WB0ECM #3218, and we are very proud of the number of nearly consecutive Net Sessions (Currently 2336 - every Wednesday for over 44 years!). We missed only once due to v056ery severe weather and a widespread power outage. The Chapter meets every Wednesday evening (local Time) on 28.650 MHz (+/- QRM) at 2000 Local Time (Thursday (UTC), 0100Z Summers and 0200Z Winters). We conduct informal, "open" nets and all amateur radio operators are cordially invited to attend for the purpose of exchanging ten-ten numbers and for general rag chewing. How To Join The Gateway Chapter
Membership in the Gateway Chapter is available to any ham who has a 10-10 number and who resides within ground wave range of the St. Louis area. We also offer a certificate (but not Gateway membership) to other 10-10 members who contact and exchange 10-10 data (10-10#, Call Sign, Operator's Name, Contact Date, City and State/Country) with five (5) Gateway members. How To Join 10-10 International
Any licensed amateur authorized to operate on the 10 meter band can join 10-10. It is required that you contact ten 10-10 members (on 10 meters), listing their information as noted on the Membership Application form (10-10#, Call Sign, Operator's Name, Contact Date, City and State/Country). US amateurs send their completed Membership Application and required dues payment to the Data Manager, 10-10 International Net, Inc., P.O. Box 2467, Abingdon, VA 24212-2467. DX amateurs should send the application to the DX Call Area Manager, Carol Hugentober, K8DHK, #29588, 4441 Andreas Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45211-2622, U.S.A. DX amateurs: Please remember that dues must be paid in US dollars and by International Postal Money Order only. The Data Manager will assign you a 10-10 number and send it to you along wi712th your new member package. 10-10 Contests
Each year, 10-10 sponsors (2) CW contests, (2) Digital Contests and (2) phone contests to encourage maximum cordial activity on the 10 meter band. In addition, there is a 10-10 Day 24-hour Sprint. Plus there are two year long contests. A 10-10 QSO Party brochure is available from the Information Manager or the Contest Manager. A summary of pertinent information for the 2017 contests is posted below:
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Upcoming Contests of Local Interest
Upcoming Midwest Area Eyeballs, Swapfests and Hamfests
28 October 2017 - Halloween Hamfest, Kirkwood Recreational Center, Kirkwood, MO. For more information access halloweenhamfest.org Websites referenced above provide additional details about 1723these popular Hamfests and Swapmeets. Information about additional upcoming events in the region will be listed in this category as it becomes available. If you know of some upcoming events of interest to Midwest amateurs that should be posted here or if you find a bad link on this site, please let us know. Contact Scotty, W9VHL by E-mail (kdscott@sbcglobal.net) or by LL at 314.822.1573.
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10 METER Suggested Operating Frequencies.
28.025 CW Rare DX & DXpeditions Frequently Operate Here – Split
28.060 QRP CW Calling frequency
28.080 RTTY Rare DX & DXpeditions Frequently Operate Here -- Split
28.080 to 28.100 Primary Range for RTTY
28.120 PSK-31
28.190-28.225 Beacons
>>28.200<< NCDXF/IARU beacons (<> STAY OFF OF THIS FREQUENCY) Many Hams rely on these beacons for propagation determination. For Details - see NCDXF/IARU International Beacon Network
28.380 10-10 SSB Intl Calling Frequency
28.385 QRP SSB Calling frequency
28.400 10-10 SSB Int'l. CallingPhone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Jul 19
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Jul 19 and 1900Z-2000Z, Jul 19 and 0300Z-0400Z, Jul 20
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NAQCC CW Sprint 0030Z-0230Z, Jul 20
Frequency – Another is 28.425
28.425 10-10 SSB Intl Calling Frequency – Another is 28.400
28.495 SSB Rare DX & DXpeditions Frequently Operate Here -- Split
28.600 Old General Calling Frequency - Still used by Old Timers
28.675-28.685 SSTV Operating Frequency -- IARU Region 1
28.680 SSTV Operations USA/Canada
28.825 10-10 BacCWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Jun 28 and 1900Z-2000Z, Jun 28 and 0300Z-0400Z, Jun 29
kscatter Net - Paper Chasers Net
28.885 6M DX Liaison Frequency -- Listen here for 6 Meter DX opening announcements and discussions.
28.945 FAX Operating Frequency
29.000-29.200 AM Operations
29.300-29.510 Satellite DownlinPhone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Jul 19
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Jul 19 and 1900Z-2000Z, Jul 19 and 0300Z-0400Z, Jul 20
NAQCC CW Sprint 0030Z-0230Z, Jul 20
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29.520-29.580 Repeater Inputs
29.600 FM Simplex - Calling Frequency
29.620-29.680 Repeater Outputs
2017 10-10 Contest & Event Dates
10-10 Anniversary 10 October 2017
10-10 Meet The Volunteers 01 January 2018
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Jul 19
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Jul 19 and 1900Z-2000Z, Jul 19 and 0300Z-0400Z, Jul 20
NAQCC CW Sprint 0030Z-0230Z, Jul 20
Please note that during 10-10 contest periods, 10-10 members are requested to have the courtesy to observe a "quiet zone" between the frequencies of 28.490 and 28.510 MHz for non-contesters to use. All regular 10-10 contests begin at 0001 UTC on the first listed date and close at 2400 UTC on the second listed date. The 10-10 Day Sprint is, of course, a 1-day contest. NOTE THIS UPDATE: Please send your 10-10 Contest Logs to Dan Morris, KZ3T #41015, 3162 Covington Way, Lenoir, NCPhone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Jul 19
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Jul 19 and 1900Z-2000Z, Jul 19 and 0300Z-0400Z, Jul 20
NAQCC CW Sprint 0030Z-0230Z, Jul 20
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September 2017
QRP Fox Hunt 0100Z-0230Z, Sep 1
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 1
NCCC Sprint Ladder 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 1
G3ZQS Memorial Straight Key Contest 2300Z, Sep 1 to 2300Z, Sep 3
CWOps CW Open 0000Z-0359Z, Sep 2 and 1200Z-1559Z, Sep 2 and 2000Z-2359Z, Sep 2
All Asian DX Contest, Phone 0000Z, Sep 2 to 2400Z, Sep 3
Russian RTTY WW Contest 0000Z-1159Z, Sep 2
Wake-Up! QRP Sprint 0600Z-0629Z, Sep 2 and 0630Z-0659Z, Sep 2 and 0700Z-0729Z, Sep 2 and
0730Z-0800Z, Sep 2
RSGB SSB Field Day 1300Z, Sep 2 to 1300Z, Sep 3
AGCW Straight Key Party 1300Z-1600Z, Sep 2
IARU Region 1 Field Day, SSB 1300Z, Sep 2 to 1259Z, Sep 3
Colorado QSO Party 1300Z, Sep 2 to 0400Z, Sep 3
PODXS 070 Club Jay Hudak Memorial 80m Sprint 2000Z, Sep 2 to 2000Z, Sep 3
WAB 144 MHz QRO Phone 1000Z-1400Z, Sep 3
Tennessee QSO Party 1800Z, Sep 3 to 0300Z, Sep 4
MI QRP Labor Day CW Sprint 2300Z, Sep 4 to 0300Z, Sep 5
ARS Spartan Sprint 0100Z-0300Z, Sep 5
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 6
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 6 and 1900Z-2000Z, Sep 6 and 0300Z-0400Z, Sep 7
UKEICC 80m Contest 2000Z-2100Z, Sep 6
NRAU 10m Activity Contest 1700Z-1800Z, Sep 7 (CW) and 1800Z-1900Z, Sep 7 (SSB) and 900Z-2000Z, Sep 7 (FM) and 2000Z-2100Z, Sep 7 (Dig)
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 8
NCCC Sprint Ladder 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 8
Kulikovo Polye Contest 0000Z-2359Z, Sep 9
FOC QSO Party 0000Z-2359Z, Sep 9
WAE DX Contest, SSB 0000Z, Sep 9 to 2359Z, Sep 10
ARRL EME Contest 0000Z, Sep 9 to 2359Z, Sep 10
SARL Field Day Contest 1000Z, Sep 9 to 1000Z, Sep 10
SKCC Weekend Sprintathon 1200Z, Sep 9 to 2400Z, Sep 10
Ohio State Parks on the Air 1400Z-2200Z, Sep 9
Russian Cup Digital Contest 1500Z-1859Z, Sep 9 and 0600Z-0959Z, Sep 10
ARRL September VHF Contest 1800Z, Sep 9 to 0300Z, Sep 11
North American Sprint, CW 0000Z-0400Z, Sep 10
Swiss HTC QRP Sprint 1300Z-1900Z, Sep 10
Classic Exchange, CW 1300Z, Sep 10 to 0800Z, Sep 11 and 1300Z, Sep 12 to 0800Z, Sep 13
4 States QRP Group Second Sunday Sprint 0000Z-0200Z, Sep 11
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, SSB 1900Z-2030Z, Sep 11
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 13
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 13 and 1900Z-2000Z, Sep 13 and 0300Z-0400Z, Sep 14
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 15
NCCC Sprint Ladder 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 15
AGB NEMIGA Contest 2100Z-2400Z, Sep 15
ARRL 10 GHz and Up Contest 0600 local, Sep 16 to 2400 local, Sep 17
SARL VHF/UHF Analogue/Digital Contest 1000Z, Sep 16 to 1000Z, Sep 17
Scandinavian Activity Contest, CW 1200Z, Sep 16 to 1200Z, Sep 17
All Africa International DX Contest 1200Z, Sep 16 to 1200Z, Sep 17
SRT HF Contest SSB 1300Z, Sep 16 to 1300Z, Sep 17
Iowa QSO Party 1400Z, Sep 16 to 0200Z, Sep 17
Washington State Salmon Run 1600Z, Sep 16 to 0700Z, Sep 17 and 1600Z-2400Z, Sep 17
QRP Afield 1600Z-2200Z, Sep 16
New Hampshire QSO Party 1600Z, Sep 16 to 0400Z, Sep 17 and 600Z-2200Z, Sep 17
New Jersey QSO Party 1600Z, Sep 16 to 0359Z, Sep 17 and 1400Z-2000Z, Sep 17
Feld Hell Sprint 1800Z-1959Z, Sep 16
North American Sprint, RTTY 0000Z-0400Z, Sep 17
BARTG Sprint 75 1700Z-2059Z, Sep 17
Run for the Bacon QRP Contest 0100Z-0300Z, Sep 18
144 MHz Fall Sprint 1900 local - 2300 local, Sep 18
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 20
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 20 and 1900Z-2000Z, Sep 20 and 0300Z-0400Z, Sep 21
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, CW 1900Z-2030Z, Sep 20
NAQCC CW Sprint 0030Z-0230Z, Sep 21
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 22
NCCC Sprint Ladder 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 22
CQ Worldwide DX Contest, RTTY 0000Z, Sep 23 to 2400Z, Sep 24
Maine QSO Party 1200Z, Sep 23 to 1200Z, Sep 24
Texas QSO Party 1400Z, Sep 23 to 0200Z, Sep 24 and 1400Z-2000Z, Sep 24
AGCW VHF/UHF Contest 1400Z-1700Z, Sep 23 (144) and 1700Z-1800Z, Sep 23 (432)
220 MHz Fall Sprint 1900 local - 2300 local, Sep 26
SKCC Sprint 0000Z-0200Z, Sep 27
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 27
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Sep 27 and 1900Z-2000Z, Sep 27 and 0300Z-0400Z, Sep 28
UKEICC 80m Contest 2000Z-2100Z, Sep 27
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, Data 1900Z-2030Z, Sep 28
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Sep 29
NCCC Sprint Ladder 0230Z-0300Z, Sep 29
Feld Hell Sprint 0000Z-2359Z, Sep 30
UK/EI DX Contest, SSB 1200Z, Sep 30 to 1200Z, Oct 1
Russian WW MultiMode Contest 1200Z, Sep 30 to 1159Z, Oct 1
October 2017
North American SSB Sprint Contest 0000Z-0400Z, Oct 1
UBA ON Contest, SSB 0600Z-0900Z, Oct 1
Classic Exchange, Phone 1300Z, Oct 1 to 0800Z, Oct 2 and 1300Z, Oct 3 to 0800Z, Oct 4
Peanut Power QRP Sprint 2000Z-2200Z, Oct 1
IQRP Quarterly Marathon 0800Z, Oct 2 to 2000Z, Oct 8
ARS Spartan Sprint 0100Z-0300Z, Oct 3
German Telegraphy Contest 0700Z-1000Z, Oct 3
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 4
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Oct 4 and 1900Z-2000Z, Oct 4 and 0300Z-0400Z, Oct 5
432 MHz Fall Sprint 1900 local - 2300 local, Oct 4
UKEICC 80m Contest 2000Z-2100Z, Oct 4
NRAU 10m Activity Contest 1700Z-1800Z, Oct 5 (CW) and 1800Z-1900Z, Oct 5 (SSB) and 1900Z-2000Z, Oct 5 (FM) and 2000Z-2100Z, Oct 5 (Dig)
SARL 80m QSO Party 1700Z-2000Z, Oct 5
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Oct 6
NCCC Sprint 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 6
YLRL DX/NA YL Anniversary Contest 1400Z, Oct 6 to 0200Z, Oct 8
ARRL EME Contest 0000Z, Oct 7 to 2359Z, Oct 8
GTC CW Cup 0600Z-1200Z, Oct 7 and 1200Z-1800Z, Oct 8
Microwave Fall Sprint 0800 local - 1400 local, Oct 7
Oceania DX Contest, Phone 0800Z, Oct 7 to 0800Z, Oct 8
SKCC Weekend Sprintathon 1200Z, Oct 7 to 2400Z, Oct 8
Russian WW Digital Contest 1200Z, Oct 7 to 1159Z, Oct 8
TRC DX Contest 1200Z, Oct 7 to 1200Z, Oct 8
International HELL-Contest 1600Z-1800Z, Oct 7 (80m) and 0900Z-1100Z, Oct 8 (40m)
California QSO Party 1600Z, Oct 7 to 2200Z, Oct 8
FISTS Fall Slow Speed Sprint 1700Z-2100Z, Oct 7
WAB HF Phone 1900Z, Oct 7 to 1900Z, Oct 8
RSGB DX Contest 0500Z-2300Z, Oct 8
UBA ON Contest, CW 0530Z-0800Z, Oct 8
UBA ON Contest, 6m 0800Z-1000Z, Oct 8
4 States QRP Group Second Sunday Sprint 0000Z-0200Z, Oct 9
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, CW 1900Z-2030Z, Oct 9
10-10 Int. 10-10 Day Sprint 0001Z-2359Z, Oct 10
NAQCC CW Sprint 0030Z-0230Z, Oct 11
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 11
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Oct 11 and 1900Z-2000Z, Oct 11 and 0300Z-0400Z, Oct 12
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Oct 13
NCCC Sprint 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 13
Makrothen RTTY Contest 0000Z-0759Z, Oct 14 and 1600Z-2359Z, Oct 14 and 0800Z-1559Z, Oct 15
Oceania DX Contest, CW 0800Z, Oct 14 to 0800Z, Oct 15
Scandinavian Activity Contest, SSB 1200Z, Oct 14 to 1200Z, Oct 15
Arizona QSO Party 1600Z, Oct 14 to 0600Z, Oct 15 and 1400Z-2359Z, Oct 15
Pennsylvania QSO Party 1600Z, Oct 14 to 0500Z, Oct 15 and 1300Z-2200Z, Oct 15
FISTS Fall Unlimited Sprint 1700Z-2100Z, Oct 14
PODXS 070 Club 160m Great Pumpkin Sprint 2000Z, Oct 14 to 2000Z, Oct 15
Asia-Pacific Fall Sprint, CW 0000Z-0200Z, Oct 15
UBA ON Contest, 2m 0700Z-1000Z, Oct 15
Run for the Bacon QRP Contest 0100Z-0300Z, Oct 16
ARRL School Club Roundup 1300Z, Oct 16 to 2359Z, Oct 20
Telephone Pioneers QSO Party 1900Z, Oct 16 to 0300Z, Oct 17
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 18
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Oct 18 and 1900Z-2000Z, Oct 18 and 0300Z-0400Z, Oct 19
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, Data 1900Z-2030Z, Oct 18
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Oct 20
NCCC Sprint 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 20
MCG Autumn Sprint 1600Z-2000Z, Oct 20
Araucaria World Wide VHF Contest 0000Z, Oct 21 to 1600Z, Oct 22
JARTS WW RTTY Contest 0000Z, Oct 21 to 2400Z, Oct 22
10-10 Int. Fall Contest, CW 0001Z, Oct 21 to 2359Z, Oct 22
RCB XYL Test 0700Z-2159Z, Oct 21
New York QSO Party 1400Z, Oct 21 to 0200Z, Oct 22
Stew Perry Topband Challenge 1500Z, Oct 21 to 1500Z, Oct 22
Worked All Germany Contest 1500Z, Oct 21 to 1459Z, Oct 22
South Dakota QSO Party 1800Z, Oct 21 to 1800Z, Oct 22
Feld Hell Sprint 2000Z-2359Z, Oct 21
Illinois QSO Party 1700Z, Oct 22 to 0100Z, Oct 23
RSGB RoLo CW 1900Z-2030Z, Oct 22
SKCC Sprint 0000Z-0200Z, Oct 25
Phone Fray 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 25
CWops Mini-CWT Test 1300Z-1400Z, Oct 25 and 1900Z-2000Z, Oct 25 and 0300Z-0400Z, Oct 26
UKEICC 80m Contest 2000Z-2100Z, Oct 25
RSGB 80m Autumn Series, SSB 1900Z-2030Z, Oct 26
NCCC RTTY Sprint 0145Z-0215Z, Oct 27
NCCC Sprint 0230Z-0300Z, Oct 27
CQ Worldwide DX Contest, SSB 0000Z, Oct 28 to 2400Z, Oct 29
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Recent developments:
"The geomagnetic field was quiet to active on August 29, a brief disturbance was observed after 18h UT. Solar wind speed at SOHO ranged between 275 and 425 km/s.
Solar flux at 20h UTC on 2.8 GHz was 84.3 (increasing 9.9 over the previous solar rotation). The average 90 day 10.7 flux at 1 AU was 78.7. The Potsdam WDC planetary A index was 8 (STAR Ap - based on the mean of three hour interval ap indices: 8.1). Three hour interval K indices: 11111242 (planetary), 12222343 (Boulder)
The background x-ray flux is at the class B2 level.
At the time of counting spots (see image time), spots were observed in 7 active regions using 2K resolution (SN: 112) and in 4 active regions using 1K resolution (SN: 57) SDO images on the visible solar disk.
Region 12672 [N06W49] gained a few small spots and was quiet.
New region 12673 [S08E64] rotated into view early on August 28 and was numbered by SWPC the next day.
New region 12674 [N13E79] rotated fully into view revealing two large spots. Although the region is currently magnetically not very complex, an M class flare is possible.
Spotted regions not numbered (or interpreted differently) by SWPC:
S5773 [N20W44] reemerged with a tiny spot.
S5777 [N11W13] was quiet and stable.
New region S5780 [N18W57] emerged with a tiny spot.
New region S5781 [S07E05] emerged with a tiny spot.
"
Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs):
" August 27-29 No obviously Earth directed CMEs were observed in available LASCO imagery.
"
24 Hour Summary: (Courtesy of www.solarham.net and NASA)
"olar activity reached low levels. Region 2672 (N06W50, Cso/beta)
continued to show signs of steady decay having lost most of its trailing
spots. Region 2673 (S08E62, Hsx/alpha) was mostly unchanged and stable.
Region 2674 (N11E70, Dko/beta) was numbered this period and produced
several B-class flares in addition to a C3/Sf flare at 29/0300 UTC, a C1
flare at 29/0621 UTC, and a C1 flare at 29/2218 UTC.
A CME was observed in SOHO/LASCO C2 coronagraph imagery off the west
limb at approximately 28/1930 UTC. Forecaster analysis and WSA/Enlil
modeling have confirmed that the bulk of the material will miss Earth to
the east. However, some of the material is expected to get caught up in
the solar wind and influence the near-Earth environment on day three (1
Sep).
.Forecast...
Solar activity is expected to be at low to very low levels with a slight
chance for M-flares (R1-R2, Minor-Moderate) over the next three days
(30 Aug-1 Sep).
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Solar X-rays:
Geomagnetic Field:
Solar activity was very low and only low-level background flares were
observed this period. Region 2488 (N03E12, Dai/beta) exhibited minor
growth but Regions 2486 (S19W09, Hrx/alpha) and 2487 (S12W05, Cao/beta)
were in decay. No Earth-directed coronal mass ejections (CMEs) werehttp://www.solen.info/solar/
observed in available coronagraph imagery.Solar activity reached moderate levels this period. Region 2665
(S06W36, Dhi/beta) produced a long-duration M2/1n flare at 14/0209 UTC
which was accompanied by several low-level radio bursts and Type-IV
radio sweeps. An associated asymmetric halo CME was observed in LASCO
C2 coronagraph imagery beginning at 14/0125 UTC, and initial analysis of
this event suggests arrival late on 16 Jul.
.Forecast...
Solar activity is expected to be at low levels with a chance for
additional M-class flare activity over the next three days (14-16 Jul).
.Forecast...
Solar activity is expectedSolar activity was very low. A long duration B1 flare occurred at
11/0144 UTC from a plage region located near N10W30. A CME could be seen
lifting off the source region at approximately 11/0100 UTC in SDO/AIA
193 imagery followed by an post eruptive arcade structure. A likely
associated CME was observed in SOHO/LASCO C2 imagery beginning at
11/0248 UTC off the west limb. WSA/Enlil Analysis of the event is in
progress.
.Forecast...
Solar activity is expected to be at very low levels over the next threeSolar activity reached moderate levels this period. Region 2665
(S06W36, Dhi/beta) produced a long-duration M2/1n flare at 14/0209 UTC
which was accompanied by several low-level radio bursts and Type-IV
radio sweeps. An associated asymmetric halo CME was observed in LASCO
C2 coronagraph imagery beginning at 14/0125 UTC, and initial analysis of
this event suggests arrival late on 16 Jul.
.Forecast...
Solar activity is expected to be at low levels with a chance for
additional M-class flare activity over the next three days (14-16 Jul).
days (11-13 Jun). to be very low with a chance for C-class
flares over the next three days (24-26 Jan).
From n3kl.org
Long distance low and medium frequency (below 2 MHz) propagation along paths north of due west over upper middle latitudes is fair to good. Propagation on long distance northeast-southwest paths is poor.
Forecast
The geomagnetic field is expected to be quiet on May 4-6.
Long distance low and medium frequency (below 2 MHz) propagation along paths north of due west over upper middle latitudes is fair. Propagation on long distance northeast-southwest paths is poor.
Forecast
The geomagnetic field is expected to be quiet on May 6-8.
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