This I believe is the first-ever reported European E-skip signal in the lower 48!!!! Logged this morning, 7/1/21, by Bryce Foster, K4NBF, in Mashpee MA on Cape Cod. Copied from WTFDA's WLogger (subscription logger only for members).
"Es 87.7 Antena-3 Pico da Barrosa, Azores 2x to Azores, started around 10:15a EST, faded out about 10 minutes ago. Just figured out what it was. LIkely a few other logs"
He then commented and said the following:
"I saw the TA paths this morning and Maritimes logs below. Beamed east intentionally capturing 87-88 with SDR IQ recording, turned around from work PC and saw signal on 87.7"
A full report will probably be on the WTFDA forums later today or tomorrow, but apparently, he had the Azores all the way to 98.9.
Congratulations Bryce on a historic Es log! What a year this has been for double-hop. WBVM Tampa logged in CA and WA this summer (not by me, sadly), as well as a Newfoundland DXer hearing Spain about two weeks back on multi-hop Es. Now, this. WOW
"Es 87.7 Antena-3 Pico da Barrosa, Azores 2x to Azores, started around 10:15a EST, faded out about 10 minutes ago. Just figured out what it was. LIkely a few other logs"
He then commented and said the following:
"I saw the TA paths this morning and Maritimes logs below. Beamed east intentionally capturing 87-88 with SDR IQ recording, turned around from work PC and saw signal on 87.7"
A full report will probably be on the WTFDA forums later today or tomorrow, but apparently, he had the Azores all the way to 98.9.
Congratulations Bryce on a historic Es log! What a year this has been for double-hop. WBVM Tampa logged in CA and WA this summer (not by me, sadly), as well as a Newfoundland DXer hearing Spain about two weeks back on multi-hop Es. Now, this. WOW


