It was a great morning for hearing TP signals. However, several of the NHK
powerhouses were heard and that made it a good morning here in north central
Oklahoma. Receiver: Modified Tecsun PL-310 & 7.5-inch loopstick. Local sunrise
at 1230 UTC.
558 unID het, 1159-1232.
567 JOIK, Sapporo J, 1219, //594, poor.
594 JOAK, Tokyo J, 1217, man & woman talking JJ, poor to fair. Barely audible
1229-1233.
648 Probable VOR,Razdolnoye, het, 1158, faint, CKOM 650 QRM.
693 Probable JOAB, Tokyo J, het, 1227.
702 unID het, 1141, poor.
747 JOIB, Sapporo J, 1212, //774, poor, KRMG 740 QRM.
774 JOUB, Akita J, 1112, man speaking JJ, poor. At 1204, NHK2 Basic English
lesson. At 1235-1239, strong het past sunrise, KSPI 780 QRM.
828 JOBB, Osaka J, 1234, barely audible talk, fading to het at 1234.
873 Probable JOGB, Kumamoto J, het, 1224.
Missing this morning was any sign of HLCA 972.
Good DX.
Richard Allen
36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W
(near Perry OK USA)
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