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Carrier Signal Strength Map

ARRL Responds to "Intruder Signal" Reports

* The New Mexico Ham Newsletter, Issue #1, December 1970 *

 

 
A. R. R. L. Home Page

 
N.T.S. Communications
Manual (A.R.R.L)


Major Solar Flare from SOHO satelite, 1950 UTC, Nov. 4, 2003


The High Noon Net meets daily on 7.240 MHz at 12:00 Noon, Mountain Time (that's 1900 UTC Winter/1800 UTC Summer).

The High Noon Net is a traffic net, registered with the ARRL, a member of The National Traffic System, and is a directed net. Members and visitors are welcome to check in with or without traffic.

To become a member of the net, a station must check in 8 times in a 30 day period, then advise the net control. To remain on the roll, a station must check in at least 4 times a month.


High Noon Net Rogue's Gallery, take a look at some pictures of a few of the net members.

The Roll Call

ARRL Numbered Radiograms

Key to "HX_" Handling Instructions

ARRL Radiogram Form

Check the Solar Indices

WM7D Solars

QRZ Solars

N.O.A.A. Solars

hfradio.org Solars

qsl.net Solars

oh2aq.kolumbus.com/dxs/wwv25.html

Ionospheric Propotation Map

X-Ray Flux & D-Region Absorbtion

GOES 10 & 12 X-Xray Flux Monitor

D-Region Absorption Prediction

D-Region Absorption Tabular Values

Bill-N5FLD's Index


For more information about the net, contact:

 The High Noon Net Manager

N5FLD@aol.com


Send in your photos and ideas - email or snail mail.

Bill Savage - N5FLD
1856 Patton Rd SW
Albuquerque, NM 87105-4830

n5fld@aol.com

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