I think 1160 late afternoon is your best bet for Maine, that is if you
don't have a local to contend with from there. Maybe early morning would
also work. Jim Renfrew.
On Wed, Dec 20, 2017 at 1:00 AM, Martin Foltz wrote:
> Interesting. When I DXed from Michigan in the
Interesting. When I DXed from Michigan in the 70's and early 80's I only heard
2 Vermont stations. WVMT-620, not enough for a report, and WCFR-1480 on their
frequency check. I have a prepared card from WCFR. New England was always
tough. I only heard New Hampshire and Rhode Island once each.
The signal strength monitor said that the Asians were jumping prior
to about 1300UT. Only problem is that there really wasn't much
leading up to sunrise.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not today
Reasonable audio at times
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Hi All:
Vermont has always been tough for me. Still haven't logged it here. But back in
the day the 1480 Springfield used to run a regular frequency check, which made
the state a lot easier.
I didn't discover daytime enhancement until I moved to Ohio. It's helped me
with
Quite a ways back I could never get Vermont into my log book from western
New York, a situation now remedied with quite a few from that state
received. Eventually I got my first Vermont station during mid-day. I
can't remember which one, but it may have been the one I just logged at
noon on the
David Ricquish wrote in WRTH Facebook group:
"Christmas Island 846 advises power is 10kw."
73, Mauno
Neil Kazaross kirjoitti 18.12.2017 klo 17:45:
What power is 846 using? Is it 10 kW or could it be more? 73 KAZ
On Mon, Dec 18, 2017 at 4:19 AM, Gary DeBock wrote:
A tiny bit better than yesterday with a couple with barely-audible
signals. Sunrise 1420 utc.
774 Japan 1450 utc had the best brief fadeup of talk at very poor level.
1500 utc TOH pips and chime very poor.
1008 Japan? 1402 utc very poor mumbly talk for a few seconds
1556 S Korea 1435 utc
The Asians once again slammed the Pacific island DU's with huge signals from
0830-1030, so apparently this is the usual Kona propagation pattern for
December. Japan, Korea and China were all well represented, with several wild
and wacky S9+ signals from the likes of 819-Pyongyang, 981-CNR1 and