yes, I also had my doubts too... long distance EUR to Vancouver under
northern Whitesun condition
This morning at 0535 - 0600 UT I heard the two Canadians on remote units
6159.969 CKZN St. Johns - "CBC Radio One" program stronger on the east
coast in Massachusetts and Florida.
6159.982 CKZU Vancouver - more power on the west coast at Mojave Desert CA,
and most powerful close-by Vancouver at Bainbridge Isl. WA state
remote installation.
73 wolfy July 10
----- Original Message -----
From: "Glenn Hauser" Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 4:09 AM
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] CAN / RUS 6160 at 0105 UT
Wolfy, no way 6160 is Vancouver at this hour, 0105. Sunset is not until
0417 UT today:
http://www.gaisma.com/en/location/vancouver.html
Glenn
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On Tue, 7/9/13, Wolfgang Bueschel wrote:
Subject: [dxld] CAN / RUS 6160 at 0105 UT
To: "DXLD" <d...@yahoogroups.com>, "HCDX" <hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Date: Tuesday, July 9, 2013, 8:09 PM
CANADA/RUSSIA 6159.965 is the footprint at 0105 UT July 10, most likely
CKZU Vancouver, but covered by R Rossii Russian from Murmansk Monchegorsk
transmitter on even frequency, from the far north.
(73 wb, July 10)
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CANADA [NEWFOUNDLAND] 6159.96 approx, July 9 at 0050 UT, poor signal in
English, surely CKZN back on (near) frequency after months circa6160.8kHz
producing a big het with CKZU and anyone else. Before sunset here, and way
before sunset in Vancouver, surely this one is CKZN, as first noted by
Thomas Nilsson, Sweden, July 7 at 0232 UT and July 8 at 0300 UT with CBC
IDs and news on 6159.966 kHz both times, but "a little unstable and
trembling".
I needed to get this before 0100-0700 UT when bigsig from Cuba blox on
6165 kHz (unless it fails). Best time to get local info on CBC is the
weather about :05 after the news, but altho RHC was late tonight, still
off at 0103 UT, it was on by 0105 and modulating before 0106 UT.
CKZU had also stayed slightly on the lo side of 6160 kHz, so when both are
mixing later in the night, it will be interesting to compare how far apart
they be now. SAH sure beats an AH.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld / hcdx July 9)
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