DX will be a rare occurance

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Neil D Friedman N3DF

Geoff AB6BT

I likewise snag DX regularly on CW, SSB, and FT8. It's not as frequent or as easy as when we're nearer the solar peak but it's still there.

Joe N3HEE

Not on 160 meters it wont !!  Working lots of DX every night on 160 meters with **** antenna and 100 watts.  CW & FT8.  Never seen it this good before !

J. Michael Dunlap

Gary NC3Z

And a good supply of JA's on FT8 in the AM here on the east coast.

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Patrick

Thanks for the link, was very informative.  There is DX out there, 17m to 160m including the new long wavelength bands.  I need 10 meters to open up for me to complete 5 band WAS.  Ain’t going to happen any time soon, only sporadically.  

Clay N9IO

Patience Pat 10 meter DX is worth the wait. I recall around 2000 I ran HF mobile on the way home during my hour commute my neighbor Jerry WB9Z was working a pileup from PJ2T in a contest. One call 100 watts mobile is all it took. Armchair copy we BSed for a few then he picked up the pace again. Don't get hung up on sunspots and miss out on the low band DX currently out there. It too will diminish as the solar cycle comes back. As for global warming. Not buying in to the narrative. Good DX (Think LOW Bands)

Steven WA8Y

Space WX reported 2 sunspots as the start of cycle 25 Low band DX is best when sunspots are low. And Long Path DX is working from East coast and Midwest on 20 and 40 meters.