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Winter HF Operation Tips for Ham Radio

Winter can be one of the best times of year to get on the air if you know what to listen for. In this video, David M0TPT takes you through how HF, VHF and UHF propagation changes during the winter months, with practical advice aimed especially at newer amateurs. We cover what happens in the ionosphere, why the D-layer and grey line matter, and how this affects everything from NVIS and inter-G contacts to DX. You’ll also see a band-by-band walkthrough, looking at what to expect on 10m, 15m, 17m, 20m, 40m, 80m, Top Band and 5 MHz during winter operation, along with antenna tips that work well when space is limited. Whether you’re operating from the shack, experimenting with low antennas, or just wondering why the bands sound different at this time of year, this video should help you get more enjoyment from winter operating. 💬 Got your own winter operating tips or experiences? Share them in the comments below 👍 If you found this helpful, please give the video a like 🔔 Subscribe for more ham radio tips, guides and product walkthroughs Running Order: 00:00 - Intro 01:05 - Ionosphere, D-layer & Grey Line 02:30 - Inter-G 03:20 - Sporadic-E 05:05 - Antennas for Winter 07:30 - 10m Band 08:35 - 15m Band 09:35 - 17m Band 10:15 - 20m Band 11:50 - 40m Band 14:48 - 80m Band 16:55 - Top Band 17:45 - 5 MHz 18:40 - Final Tips 19:45 - Summary Ham Radio Store: http://www.hamradio.co.uk/ Like us on Facebook:   / hamradiouk   Follow us on Twitter: @HamRadioUK   / hamradiouk   UK Local Rate: 0345 2300 599