This Is The BEST HF Propagation Visualization Tool! - Interview With John Harder, NG0E

The VHF Propagation Map tool has long been a popular visualization for VHF openings. Now the creator of that map, John Harder NG0E, has a new project he's tackling. He’s working on a visualization of HF propagation so you can quickly understand where you might be heard on various HF bands. John joined me for a quick chat to talk about his new project and how you can help support it!

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[dwyn]

This is a glorious tool!!! What a great service to the entire HAM world!!!

[laszlokovacs]

Great interview Matt. Looking forward to seeing how this develops.

[NimblyJimbly]

Love these kinds of videos! Thanks for sharing. For some reason your audio was a little bit low compared to his when connected to the Bluetooth in my car, but I really enjoyed it overall.

[JayNGO]

Can’t wait until they implement this into power sdr

[Marty]

It would be cool if we had a day/night delineator. Very cool tool. Thank you.

[ehsnils]

Now I'll have to get a small radio that can run WSPR 24/7 to work from JO97.

[guykovacs]

Thank you for the video, I love this map, This map was one of the first things I found when researching propagation information, when I was setting up my HF rig. Thank you NG0E. K2DEC 73

[MrPDSI]

Sorry for my ignorance and probable dummy question! There is some kind of QRM map ? :) I mean, I think that it would be nice to have an idea on what bands are more problematic in terms of QRM. I never saw that kind of map .

[geirha]

How do we know when the propagation is good across the Atlantic?

[WILLIAMPERRELLI]

A nice tool, just a a bit confused.
If looking at the yellow in 40 meters, there is a lighter and darker shade.
Also, when hovering with a mouse, the words "sub band and digital" pop up.
If I am working only side band, what am I primarily focusing on?

Thank you.