Make your own propagation forecast with W6EL
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In 2004, Carl Luetzelschwab, K9LA, wrote a guide on using W6ELProp for radio wave propagation predictions. This tutorial, translated for broader accessibility, explains initial setup, configuration, and daily use. It emphasizes using mean solar index values for accuracy, helping users effectively predict and interpret propagation for improved amateur radio operations.
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