WSPR 

All continents "worked" with WSPR on 40 meters
All continents "worked" with WSPR on 40 meters on January 25th, 2010. 

My WSPR signal heard by ZK1AGG/P on 40 meters:

The following lines were extracted from the database at http://wsprnet.org.

Timestamp        Call    MHz       SNR Drift Grid   Pwr  Reporter   RGrid    Km      Az
2010-01-25 14:00 OZ1BXM  7.040181   -18   0  JO46gi   5  ZK1AGG/P   BG08ds   15991   341 
2010-01-25 14:10 OZ1BXM  7.040181   -13   0  JO46gi   5  ZK1AGG/P   BG08ds   15991   341  
2010-01-25 14:18 OZ1BXM  7.040183    -7   1  JO46gi   5  ZK1AGG/P   BG08ds   15991   341 
2010-01-25 15:08 OZ1BXM  7.040183    -3   1  JO46gi   5  ZK1AGG/P   BG08ds   15991   341 
2010-01-25 15:20 OZ1BXM  7.040182    -4   0  JO46gi   5  ZK1AGG/P   BG08ds   15991   341

The propagation map at http://wsprnet.org displays the location of ZK1AGG/P in the South Pacific Ocean.

ZK1AGG/P in Rarotonga, South Cook Islands
ZK1AGG/P in Rarotonga, South Cook Islands.

The pin-pointed station in Australia is VK7FGMH in Hobart, Tasmania.

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Written January 27th, 2010 by Lars Petersen, OZ1BXM.