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Recordings low band

Not much going on  made some recordings with recall
30-11-2012 
very weak 
7p8d_80.mp3

VK4PN  579 80W Zepp 3519kHz  strong
VK4PN 80m

 new band
4S7NE UA0CW 80m  

 28-11-2012
new one
5T0SP_160.mp3

JH2FXK 160m Friday much weaker

Thursday  160 nice open to JA

but typical 160m very deep and fast QSB  
 
 20121129 2112   1810.4 CW   PA0O         569  JH2FXK          599               
20121129 2119   1813.3 CW   PA0O         559  JH2RMU          559 Aki               
20121129 2131   1813.3 CW   PA0O         549  JH3GCN          559 Koh               
20121129 2136   1813.3 CW   PA0O         549  JA3BCT          579                   
20121129 2137   1813.3 CW   PA0O         559  JR3OEH          599                   
20121129 2138   1813.3 CW   PA0O         559  JA3CJO          579                   
20121129 2141   1813.3 CW   PA0O         559  JA3PIS          559                   
20121129 2143   1813.3 CW   PA0O         569  YO5TO           579                   
20121129 2145   1813.3 CW   PA0O         559  JA9HCG          559                     
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