Chris Kadlec
@cckadlec.bsky.social
Studies of coastal propagation, Chinese DXing, and more.
The blobs are actually BACKWARDS haha. The path I clicked is highlighted. You can see the actual paths associated with it extend outside the clicked blob and then the orange blob extends back in the opposite direction of the path (mirroring it) that heads SW.
October 15, 2025 at 1:17 PM
The blobs are actually BACKWARDS haha. The path I clicked is highlighted. You can see the actual paths associated with it extend outside the clicked blob and then the orange blob extends back in the opposite direction of the path (mirroring it) that heads SW.
@ng0e.bsky.social Jon, FYI, there is a glitch in the system that was triggered during this tropo opening. If there is a 300-mi. path from the receiver to a point NE, it will add *exactly* 300 mi. of red false path BEHIND the receiver to the SW too. No paths there! It eventually resolved itself.
October 15, 2025 at 4:17 AM
@ng0e.bsky.social Jon, FYI, there is a glitch in the system that was triggered during this tropo opening. If there is a 300-mi. path from the receiver to a point NE, it will add *exactly* 300 mi. of red false path BEHIND the receiver to the SW too. No paths there! It eventually resolved itself.
An example of what was possible before but is no longer possible after this update, as selecting a second path erases the first path that was selected, showing only one. This particular image shows a lake tropo opening, which I save to complement the DX logs and weather data and share with others.
August 31, 2025 at 7:33 AM
An example of what was possible before but is no longer possible after this update, as selecting a second path erases the first path that was selected, showing only one. This particular image shows a lake tropo opening, which I save to complement the DX logs and weather data and share with others.