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Originally Posted by mithrandir
Ken, every time I've looked at NSN in the last couple of months no-one has been broadcasting. Tonight there is one broadcaster online.
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Probably bad timimg
Often when I go in there I see several broadcasts on at the same time.
But you also have to be aware of the time differences around the world.
I watch many of the USA and Canadian broadcasts in our early to late afternoons.
In our early evening to late night you can see New Zealand Broadcasts but there are only 2 or 3 New Zealanders that broadcast, and if they have lousy weather you won't see them.
Same with everywhere. If their weather is bad you won't get anyone online.
Late at night to early morning if the sky is clear there are often 3 of us Aussies Broadcasting in there, then later in the morning you should see the guys in India, then Europe and UK, then back around to all the Americans and Canadians in the afternoon again.
You may sometimes also catch USA and Canadians doing Solar broadcasts during our night time.
It's a popular site, but still hit and miss according to everyones weather
Whoever sets up a similiar site to NSN will get the same results.
Our hobby is totally dependant upon the weather.
And sometimes no-one may broadcast for a whole day or two.
Other times its crowded
There really needs to be some sort of Program guide. Sort of like a TV Week. Who is on when
But you only need a change in the weather and the program is shot to pieces
, welcome, and I look foreward to developments in this area. Not me alas. 
