Hi Nick, 
  
<<<   Do you know any of the background to these loggings?  I notice they 
are from Kyoto and Shiga.   If I remember correctly, Shiga prefecture 
encloses Lake Biwa, so I wonder if there were DXpedition 
sites?     >>> 
  
Unfortunately the Japanese DXer who posted this link on the Facebook page isn't 
one of the Kyoto-Shiga area DXer group who made the loggings, so he didn't 
include any background information. Almost all of the serious Japanese 
transoceanic DXers use Perseus-SDR receivers, though (although a few of these 
also have taken up Ultralight radio DXing as a new challenge, for a change of 
pace).   
  
Of course the reception area in western Japan obviously isn't ideal for North 
American reception, since the prime ocean beaches for that activity are in the 
isolated NE parts of the country. As such, the TP stations on the map represent 
ones with enough strength to get through serious Japanese domestic QRM. It's 
safe to say that far more American TP's can be received on the isolated beaches 
of NE Honshu and Hokkaido. 
  
73, Gary 
  
  
      

----- Original Message -----

From: "Nick Hall-Patch" <[email protected]> 
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America" 
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Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 7:46:10 AM 
Subject: Re: [IRCA] American TP Stations Received in Western Japan 

Thanks for posting this Gary. 

Do you know any of the background to these loggings?  I notice they 
are from Kyoto and Shiga.   If I remember correctly, Shiga prefecture 
encloses Lake Biwa, so I wonder if there were DXpedition 
sites?   There's also a Shiga village on Lake Biwa, or at least a 
former neighbor who comes from there told me so several years ago, 
and I imagine she would have known, hi. 

best wishes, 

Nick 



At 07:35 19-11-15, you wrote: 
>For those interested in how many of our local pests can cross the 
>"big pond," a group of Japanese DXers in Kyoto has posted a Google 
>map of all their TP receptions of North, Central and South American 
>stations (103 total) received from 1994 to 2015. This was first 
>posted on a Japanese Facebook 
>group.https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zqDBFLWFWDm0.kmFqjf_0NTaA73, 
>Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA) 


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