Re: [IRCA] Informal "poll"

[Keith McGinnis]

SW here when I was about 12 years old.  Then a little MW but also a lot of 
police radio listening.  By my 20's I moved on to other things (women, beer, 
music, etc).  It wasn't until my early 40s that I really got back into the 
hobbyand it was SW again that started it off.


Keith

Hingham MA

> On February 8, 2018 at 3:28 PM Russ Edmunds wrote:
> 
> 
> Mostly this is aimed at folks here who've been DX'ing for many years.
> 
> 
> How many here either started out DX'ing SW or have done so along with BCB 
> over the years ?
> 
> 
> I started with BCB as a child, and dabbled in SW in my late teens and 
> early twenties, then went back to BCB because to me at the time it was too 
> easy to log multiple countries in a fairly short period of time as compared 
> to BCB.
> 
> 
> Russ Edmunds
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Re: [IRCA] Fwd: [mwcircle] 1510 WMEX

[Keith]

I actually missed them going off the air this evening. As of a half hour 
ago  WRNJ was on top with a couple of other underneath.  CX aren't great 
tonight with some regional TStorm activity.  Also a big het on 1512.


Keith
Hingham MA
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and DX Engineering NCC-1 Phaser.




On 6/30/2017 11:17 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Anyone nearby have any further information on this?  (from Andrew Brade, 
MW Circle)


best wishes,

Nick

*


It seems that 1510 WMEX Boston went silent at 2200 GMT on 30th June. I 
listened to the last 75 minutes of the broadcast via the web stream. The 
last show was “Renegade Radio” presented by John Pica and Bryan Berner – 
normally on from 6-10am, the show had a special edition from 3-6pm (EDT) 
to mark the end of broadcasting. The show mentioned the silence was due 
to “the last day of the current station ownership”. The WMEX radio 
stream will become a Renegade Radio stream, and after 2200, the 
station’s web stream put out Renegade Radio highlights. There was no 
announcement – the programme just ended and was followed by a few 
minutes’ silence before the highlights show started.





Towards the end of June evening talk programmes had been replaced with 
oldies music.




Wikipedia reports that the station lost its transmitter site, but the 
station audio in the final hours did not mention this and posts on 
RadioDiscussions.com indicates that a transmitter site is still 
available.




The FCC web site does not show any change.



73

/Andrew






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Re: [IRCA] Late afternoon DX

[Keith]

Cx has been pretty good around here to west too for the past week or so. 
 My superloop is running NE/SW but I've got my new ALA1530LNP on a 
280/100 orientation and is doing very well toward upstate NY/PA/OH and 
Ontario.


Keith
Hingham MA

On 11/19/2016 4:40 PM, James Renfrew wrote:

Jim Renfrew, Clarendon NY

1530   1215   presume weak audio is Absolute UK
1606   1530   WLCO   MI   Lapeer   "Real Country"
1615   940   WIDG   MI   St. Ignace   "Catholic Cafe"
1630   1070   WTSO   WI   Madison   "Big 1070", NEW
1633   1090   WKBZ   MI   Muskegon   "Newstalk WKBZ"   D-1 1000NEW

Not bad, two new ones before the sun is down.
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Re: [IRCA] TP DX

[Keith]

Whatever

On 11/15/2016 4:51 PM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:

I'm perfectly happy with the radios I use now, with the exception of the
Grundig Sattelit 759 being 1khz off.  I have a new one on order to see f
the problem persists there.

I don't appreciate posting my logs and having people tell me what I should
do. I don't need or want advice on what would be best for my set up when
the person giving the advice has no clue about my very unique location.

If I want or need advice, I'll ask for it.



On Tuesday, November 15, 2016, Paul B. Walker, Jr. <
walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com> wrote:


Right now, all i bring out is a radio.. a pretty rugged radiodrop a
tablet and the screen is broken.. I've already done that to one tablet.
You wanna trudge out in 2 feet of snow when it's 10 below to haul stuff
out? I am trying to minimize what I need to take outside with me.



On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 12:00 PM, Chuck Hutton > wrote:


Paul:


An Elad S2 weighs about .7 pound. A Perseus is about the same.

Add a small tablet and your are set.


Why is thatc a problem?


Chuck



From: IRCA > on
behalf of Paul B. Walker, Jr. >
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 12:42 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] [HCDX] TP DX

I have a PL880, but it doesnt do AM as well as it does SW

I am not too fond of getting an SDR.. thats two more pieces of equipment
to
carry out.

I really wish people would come here, pay a visit and see what I deal with
before making suggestions that work everywhere else.. without first hand
real life expierience of my locations, many of the suggestions are invalid
and worthless.

Paul

On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 11:40 AM, Chuck Hutton > wrote:


Paul:


I didn't write the comment below - it was Walt. Why don't you get an
ultralight like the PL380 so you can have accurate tuning and decent
selectivity? Or better yet, a cheaper SDR like the Elad S2?


Chuck



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Jr. >

Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 12:36 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] [HCDX] TP DX

Thanks Chuck, had a JRC NRD535, but i sold it.. I did not feel like
carrying a 20 pound boat anchor across the street to DX in 5 below

weather

during the winter every time I wanted to go outside

Not my idea of fun.



On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 11:50 AM, Chuck Hutton >

wrote:



 It's a shame you don't have a receiver which can more

accurately measure frequencies, as this can be very helpful in IDing

the

stations.   73,  Walt






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Re: [IRCA] WC Nov 5 snapshot - SDR shoot-out

[Keith]

My point was that for recording (capturing) large amounts of bandwidth 
for FM you need something more powerful.  When I ran the Perseus on a 
netbook it worked fine for MW captures (up to the max) but suffered 
badly when trying to make FM captures.


Keith

On 11/6/2016 8:24 AM, ma...@durenberger.com wrote:

I'm with you on this one Chuck.  I've been running Perseus for years
with old garden-variety dual-core machines with nary a hiccup.

Mark Durenberger

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Subject: Re: [IRCA] WC Nov 5 snapshot - SDR shoot-out

Yet my cheapo ($60) Atom Z3735F tablets run Perseus SW with no problems.

Chuck

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Subject: Re: [IRCA] WC Nov 5 snapshot - SDR shoot-out

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I found that you need to have a quad core running at least 2.5 ghz or so
to avoid any stuttering issues at full bandwidth of 2 mhz for MW.   Each
setup has it's own issues (I had mine early on with both the Perseus and
ELAD) and it takes time and patience.  But that being said I'll never go
back to desktop receiver like the Drake.  In fact I'll be putting my
Drake R8A, Grundig Sat 800 and a couple of others up on EBAY soon.  I
will keep my Eton E1 which comes very very close to the Drake in
performance.

I did use a Lenovo Ideapad (can't tell you which model right now...gave
it to my son earlier this year) but now I use an MSI G72 gaming laptop
(this was a little more money LOL..around $1100).  It has a high end i7
quad core processor running Win 10.  I upgraded mainly due to the fact
that in the summer I run the ELAD for FM captures during Eskip Openings
(6 mhz capture) and the Airspy SDR (for 8 mhz captures).  Running both
at the same and recording (to external drives) has been pretty flawless.

Keith



On 11/5/2016 10:40 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote:

On the Elad Store I was sure it was around 500EU or more... Will look
again.

Don't get me wrong - open to new things - the ELAD sample I'm using
just doesn't compete with the R8 or the 7030+. Maybe they are just hot
examples of 2 great receivers.

Products I'm using the Elad with:
QuadCore Lenovo T250, Toshiba netbook (chatters when anything other
than the Elad is running...) and a Dell AIO 7440 (worth $1400)

Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC


On Nov 5, 2016, at 7:25 PM, Keith <longw...@comcast.net> wrote:

Ok...Love my ELAD.  Live in a very RF rich area (just south of Boston
MA).  Had a Drake R8A and loved it.  Got the Perseus and it beat the
R8A by a decent margin imho.  Then I bought the ELAD mainly for its
wide band FM capture capability.  Found that in most cases it's the
equal to or better than the Perseus especially in audio quality which
I find to be much softer on these aging ears than the Perseus.  The
one area I'd give the Perseus a big plus on was NDB dxng.

Also if you are only dxng MW (or NDB's and SW) and not FM then a
middle of the road laptop will suffice.  I purchased a refurb Lenovo
quad core a few years back for about $350 and it worked fine for
everything and wasn't too bad at handling the load for FM captures.
Also the ELAD is $519.00 USD ($695 Canadian) and not $1000.  A lot
less than the Perseus. The great part about the ELAD if you are an FM
dxer is that no external downcoverter is needed (like you need for
the Perseus) so no additional cost.

Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
ELAD SDR with 50x100 switched termination superloop running NE/SW and
a Wellbrook 1530LNP Imperium along with a DX Engineering NCC1 Phaser
for LW, MW and SW.  2 Innov 11 element antennas with Bolin
Phase Box for FM


On 11/5/2016 9:19 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote:
There is a noticeable difference with audio quality between Laptops
and work stations.

Consider this: $1000 Elad + $1000 laptop gives you a decent set up...
But a 2nd hand Drake at $700 mops the floor with the Elad. Do the math.
I know SDR's are the future but the Elad or Perseus are paper
weights without a solid PC desktop or laptop.

If you run the Elad with the ATT off, there is "ADC" clipping,
whatever that is -- and I'm in a low signal area. The only choice is
clicking ATT ON. But no mention anywhere I could find what the
attenuation is.

No passband tuning with the Elad and without a high quality wheel
mouse or gaming mouse, actually operating th

Re: [IRCA] WC Nov 5 snapshot - SDR shoot-out

[Keith]

http://shop.elad-usa.com/sdr-radio/fdm-s2/

I found that you need to have a quad core running at least 2.5 ghz or so 
to avoid any stuttering issues at full bandwidth of 2 mhz for MW.   Each 
setup has it's own issues (I had mine early on with both the Perseus and 
ELAD) and it takes time and patience.  But that being said I'll never go 
back to desktop receiver like the Drake.  In fact I'll be putting my 
Drake R8A, Grundig Sat 800 and a couple of others up on EBAY soon.  I 
will keep my Eton E1 which comes very very close to the Drake in 
performance.


I did use a Lenovo Ideapad (can't tell you which model right now...gave 
it to my son earlier this year) but now I use an MSI G72 gaming laptop 
(this was a little more money LOL..around $1100).  It has a high end i7 
quad core processor running Win 10.  I upgraded mainly due to the fact 
that in the summer I run the ELAD for FM captures during Eskip Openings 
(6 mhz capture) and the Airspy SDR (for 8 mhz captures).  Running both 
at the same and recording (to external drives) has been pretty flawless.


Keith



On 11/5/2016 10:40 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote:

On the Elad Store I was sure it was around 500EU or more... Will look again.

Don't get me wrong - open to new things - the ELAD sample I'm using just 
doesn't compete with the R8 or the 7030+. Maybe they are just hot examples of 2 
great receivers.

Products I'm using the Elad with:
QuadCore Lenovo T250, Toshiba netbook (chatters when anything other than the 
Elad is running...) and a Dell AIO 7440 (worth $1400)

Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC


On Nov 5, 2016, at 7:25 PM, Keith <longw...@comcast.net> wrote:

Ok...Love my ELAD.  Live in a very RF rich area (just south of Boston MA).  Had 
a Drake R8A and loved it.  Got the Perseus and it beat the R8A by a decent 
margin imho.  Then I bought the ELAD mainly for its wide band FM capture 
capability.  Found that in most cases it's the equal to or better than the 
Perseus especially in audio quality which I find to be much softer on these 
aging ears than the Perseus.  The one area I'd give the Perseus a big plus on 
was NDB dxng.

Also if you are only dxng MW (or NDB's and SW) and not FM then a middle of the 
road laptop will suffice.  I purchased a refurb Lenovo quad core a few years 
back for about $350 and it worked fine for everything and wasn't too bad at 
handling the load for FM captures.  Also the ELAD is $519.00 USD ($695 
Canadian) and not $1000.  A lot less than the Perseus.  The great part about 
the ELAD if you are an FM dxer is that no external downcoverter is needed (like 
you need for the Perseus) so no additional cost.

Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
ELAD SDR with 50x100 switched termination superloop running NE/SW and a 
Wellbrook 1530LNP Imperium along with a DX Engineering NCC1 Phaser for LW, MW 
and SW.  2 Innov 11 element antennas with Bolin Phase Box for FM


On 11/5/2016 9:19 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote:
There is a noticeable difference with audio quality between Laptops and work 
stations.

Consider this: $1000 Elad + $1000 laptop gives you a decent set up...
But a 2nd hand Drake at $700 mops the floor with the Elad. Do the math.
I know SDR's are the future but the Elad or Perseus are paper weights without a 
solid PC desktop or laptop.

If you run the Elad with the ATT off, there is "ADC" clipping, whatever that is 
-- and I'm in a low signal area. The only choice is clicking ATT ON. But no mention 
anywhere I could find what the attenuation is.

No passband tuning with the Elad and without a high quality wheel mouse or 
gaming mouse, actually operating the Elad is a two handed operation.

Still going to keep the comparison going. Gotta know.

Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC


On Nov 5, 2016, at 4:13 PM, Walter Salmaniw <can...@gmail.com> wrote:

I can't comment on the Elad, but the Perseus is superb.  Every bit as good
as any of the best classic receivers mentioned.  There is a real learning
curve, though, to use them optimally.  Audio is perfect, but very much
dependent on your sound card.  My high end Dell produces wonderful audio..
I have been told that the Elad should be as good as the Perseus.  Wonder
what the issue is.  Doesn't sound right to me.   Walt (At the Glistening
Waters, PEI DXpedition, and listening to almost armchair copy of Nigeria on
917 kHz).

On Sat, Nov 5, 2016 at 9:13 PM, R. Colin Newell <coffeecan...@gmail.com>
wrote:


SDR's are like digital cameras...
The closer you look, the less they look like film.

Great for spectrum analysis and for portable operation when you are
traveling.

Hard to beat the warmth of a well designed receiver.

Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC


On Nov 5, 2016, at 12:21 PM, Richard N Allen <richa...@perryisp.net>

wrote:

Colin:

Thanks for the review.

I tried a Drake R8 many years ago when it was first released.  It's an

outstanding receiver.


I've been pondering a ne

Re: [IRCA] WC Nov 5 snapshot - SDR shoot-out

[Keith]

Ok...Love my ELAD.  Live in a very RF rich area (just south of Boston 
MA).  Had a Drake R8A and loved it.  Got the Perseus and it beat the R8A 
by a decent margin imho.  Then I bought the ELAD mainly for its wide 
band FM capture capability.  Found that in most cases it's the equal to 
or better than the Perseus especially in audio quality which I find to 
be much softer on these aging ears than the Perseus.  The one area I'd 
give the Perseus a big plus on was NDB dxng.


Also if you are only dxng MW (or NDB's and SW) and not FM then a middle 
of the road laptop will suffice.  I purchased a refurb Lenovo quad core 
a few years back for about $350 and it worked fine for everything and 
wasn't too bad at handling the load for FM captures.  Also the ELAD is 
$519.00 USD ($695 Canadian) and not $1000.  A lot less than the Perseus. 
 The great part about the ELAD if you are an FM dxer is that no 
external downcoverter is needed (like you need for the Perseus) so no 
additional cost.


Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
ELAD SDR with 50x100 switched termination superloop running NE/SW and a 
Wellbrook 1530LNP Imperium along with a DX Engineering NCC1 Phaser for 
LW, MW and SW.  2 Innov 11 element antennas with Bolin Phase Box 
for FM


On 11/5/2016 9:19 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote:

There is a noticeable difference with audio quality between Laptops and work 
stations.

Consider this: $1000 Elad + $1000 laptop gives you a decent set up...
But a 2nd hand Drake at $700 mops the floor with the Elad. Do the math.
I know SDR's are the future but the Elad or Perseus are paper weights without a 
solid PC desktop or laptop.

If you run the Elad with the ATT off, there is "ADC" clipping, whatever that is 
-- and I'm in a low signal area. The only choice is clicking ATT ON. But no mention 
anywhere I could find what the attenuation is.

No passband tuning with the Elad and without a high quality wheel mouse or 
gaming mouse, actually operating the Elad is a two handed operation.

Still going to keep the comparison going. Gotta know.

Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC


On Nov 5, 2016, at 4:13 PM, Walter Salmaniw <can...@gmail.com> wrote:

I can't comment on the Elad, but the Perseus is superb.  Every bit as good
as any of the best classic receivers mentioned.  There is a real learning
curve, though, to use them optimally.  Audio is perfect, but very much
dependent on your sound card.  My high end Dell produces wonderful audio.
I have been told that the Elad should be as good as the Perseus.  Wonder
what the issue is.  Doesn't sound right to me.   Walt (At the Glistening
Waters, PEI DXpedition, and listening to almost armchair copy of Nigeria on
917 kHz).

On Sat, Nov 5, 2016 at 9:13 PM, R. Colin Newell <coffeecan...@gmail.com>
wrote:


SDR's are like digital cameras...
The closer you look, the less they look like film.

Great for spectrum analysis and for portable operation when you are
traveling.

Hard to beat the warmth of a well designed receiver.

Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC


On Nov 5, 2016, at 12:21 PM, Richard N Allen <richa...@perryisp.net>

wrote:

Colin:

Thanks for the review.

I tried a Drake R8 many years ago when it was first released.  It's an

outstanding receiver.


I've been pondering a new SDR but think I'll stick with my old

WR-G313e.  I'm sitting here now at mid-day hearing "Jack Rabbit" football
from WNAX-570, Yankton SD (S7 @ 726 km/451 mi), on the WiNRADiO hooked to a
long wire.  It's an easy to use receiver and still works on Windows 10.  It
simply need a better aerial and I have an ALA1503LNP-NA on order.


I also have a R75 which is going back to ICOM soon for repairs.   It

just quit and I don't know why.


Good DX.

Richard.

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Re: [IRCA] DKAZ questions

[Keith]

2 of the three phasers have active elements (Quantum and DX Engineering 
NCC1) but all three have this issue but I will say that the Quantum is 
probably most prone.   Thinking back to when I first bought the Quantum 
I was located about 5 miles south (9 miles from BZ) and the issue wasn't 
as bad there.


The other thing I've noticed is that there is a lot less of BZ above 
1200 khz.


Thanks

Keith



On 10/7/2016 11:37 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:



I find it hard not hear WBZ underneath the null (phase) on a
number of frequencies



Please don't overlook the phasers Keith.  The Quantum is a fine phaser,
but it is not meant to be baked by RF.   I'd look at that even before
the Wellbrook amps.Years ago it was noticed that John Bryant's
Quantum on Orcas Island was yielding Vancouver, BC stations in many
nulls.they were 25 miles away, admittedly over salt water, and
pretty much qualified as his nearest locals.

If the other phasers also have active elements, I'd certainly suspect
them as well.

best wishes,

Nick


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Re: [IRCA] DKAZ questions

[Keith]

Agreed Andy.  Looking forward to getting it soon.

To simplify my earlier post my current set up is as follows:

Receiver: ELAD SDR
Antennas: 50x100 Switched Termination Superloop running NE/SW and an ALA 
1530S+
Phasers:  I've tried 3 and all exhibit the same issue with WBZ. 
Quantum Phaser, mini DXP-mk2 and an NCC-1.
Due to the position of the superloop (basically bisecting the yard)  the 
furthest I can place the Wellbrook is about 90-100 ft from it (to the SE 
side of the yard)
When I get the new LN model I'll be able to separate that from the 
1530S+ by about 130ft.


Earlier this evening I placed my 1530 on the other side of the yard (the 
NW side) and there was actually some improvement.  Tomorrow night I'll 
try the Chris Scott Notch Filter on each line and see if that also helps 
a little more.


FM Phasing is a heck of lot easier and has spoiled me :)

Keith
Hingham MA






On 10/7/2016 6:40 PM, Andrew Ikin wrote:

Keith, wrote on Oct 7,

"I'm about 15 miles SSE of Boston. My situation with local stations,
noise and interference is somewhat interesting.

On MW I have WBZ and their 50kw blowtorch just to my NNE by about 4
miles but other than that I'm in good shape. I have very little noise
(my noise floor on the ELAD at 500 khz is somewhere around -115). I have
a switched termination superloop that is about 50x100 running SW/NE and
a couple of Wellbrook ALA1530's (one is the S+ while the other is a
borrowed older model). I have slightly more than 3/4 of acre so I can
separate my antennas by about 90 to 100 ft. My problem is with phasing.
No matter what configuration (altho I've yet to try the 2 Wellbrooks
together) I find it hard not hear WBZ underneath the null (phase) on a
number of frequencies. Even with a Chris Scott Associates AM tuneable
notch I have phasing issues (the notch works perfectly on BZ without the
Phaser however). In other cases if I don't hear BZ under the phase
(null) I get a nasty hum. The one section of the AM band I do have some
decent phasing luck is above 1200 khz but not always.

On FM I have WGBH with 98kw about 7 miles west of me. No problems their
except when pointing the FM antennas that way I have set the attenuation
on the ELAD.

Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA"



Keith, the problem is due to the loop amp. or the Phaser being overload
with the 50kW Tx just 4 miles away. The fix for the loop overload would
be to use the ALA1530LN as this has lower 3 order IMD in the MW band.


73

Andrew Ikin


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Re: [IRCA] Question about ELAD SDR

[Keith]

I can't speak for "voice level reproduction" per se but the ELAD FDM-S2 
has become my FM dx machine.  I've used many good to great FM units 
(including a modified Yamaha T-85, Perseus FM+ and for portable use the 
Grundig Sat 700) but the ELAD is the best by far as in now the unit of 
choice for a lot of FM dxers.  In addition it's also one of the best LW, 
MW and HF units I'ver used (prior I've used a Drake R8A, numerous 
Grundigs and the Perseus SDR).


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On 3/19/2016 10:49 AM, Neil Bell wrote:

Thinking about getting an ELAD SDR.  Does anyone know from personal
experience whether or not it does a good job receiving FM Broadcast
stations (87 - 108 MHz).  Not interested on high fidelity MX just good
voice level reproduction.  Any help appreciated.

Neil Bell, KJ6FBA
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Re: [IRCA] [CapeDX] Crazy FM DX in the car today

[Keith]

It was a good opening which used to be more commonplace in December back 
in the day but not as much recently.


I was at work but let the ELAD roll for a couple of hours switching 
segments every 10-15 minutes.  I had forgot to hook up the Airspy 
again...if I had done that my captures would have been more extensive.


Per an alert from Jeff on the WTFDA FB page I jumped on it as soon as I 
could.  Early on it was short skip to Ohio, Indiana, Michigan.  Later it 
shifted to GA, AL and MS.


Not sure when I'll get to review this opening.  I'm still going through 
earlier ones from the past summer. About halfway through the August 11 
skip event with about 280 stations logged so far.


Keith
Hingham MA

On 12/30/2015 10:14 PM, Mark Connelly markwa1...@aol.com [CapeDX] wrote:


Between 1 and 2 p.m. EST / 30 DEC there was quite a bit of skip DX activity on 
FM as I noted while driving in the Yarmouth / Barnstable / Sandwich, MA area.


Right away, at my house, I knew something had gone wacky when local 100.5 "Koffee" was 
replaced by a country station calling itself "Whistle 100".


This turned out to be WSSL from Greenville, SC: ' http://wsslfm.iheart.com/ '.


On 98.3, I heard HD 98.3 mentions and ' hd983.com '.  Checking that website 
shows WHHD from Augusta, GA.


Onwards to 101.5 where country music was followed by a Kicks 101.5 slogan.  
Googling that comes up with WKHX, Atlanta, GA: ' http://www.wkhx.com/ '.


99.3 produced Charlotte mentions and WBT ID, familiar enough from 1110 AM.


101.7 had mentions of "serving Georgia and Northern Florida" in an advert, then 
"here in Vidalia" - good enough to nail down WYUM in nearby Mount Vernon, GA.


102.1, coming through well despite a local on 101.9 and semi-local 102.3, declared itself 
as "102.1 Nash Icon" which turns out to be WZAT, Savannah / Tybee Island, GA: ' 
http://www.savannahnashicon.com/ '.


Another on 102.1 popped up momentarily with a "Touch 102.1" mention but no 
Google hit on that.


Over to 103.7 where a "103.7 the Q" slogan rolled over the usual RI station.  
It's WQEN, Birmingham, AL, ' http://1037theq.iheart.com/ '.


104.5 was kind of a choppy mess at first and then an advert with "in 
Hattiesburg" popped up.  WXRR is the call for that Mississippian, ' 
http://www.rock104fm.com/ '.


Only a few seconds after that came through, the skip shifted and a clear "WOKV 
Jacksonville" ID was heard.  Of course that Floridian is well known from its Mighty 
690 on the AM side.


104.9 had an advert for a law firm, "I'm Frampton Harper", phone number 
843-524-8595.  Googling that got me to Beaufort, SC.  Radio-Locator.com gives WLHH, 
Ridgeland, SC in that market.  Website ' http://www.1049thesurf.com/ '.


105.5 came through with pseudo-ID "105.5 The Dove, continuous light favorites". 
 Web search finds ' http://www.wduv.com/ ', WDUV, St. Petersburg, FL.


107.7 had "Fox 107.7" slogan and advert for Southern Alabama Gas, so WFXX, 
Andalusia, AL, ' http://www.kokosuniverse.com/radio_stations/wfxx.htm '.


What was interesting was how some channels were a blob of signals one minute 
and a sharp clear dominant a minute later.  Or vice versa.  And just because 
one station was clearly atop one moment didn't guarantee that something 
entirely different wouldn't be 'inbooming' a few minutes later on the same 
channel.


By about 2:10 p.m. EST (1910 UTC), the opening was largely over.


Mark Connelly, WA1ION
South Yarmouth, MA


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Re: [IRCA] [CapeDX] early TA's 4 p.m. EST / 2100 UTC

[Keith]

Weak audio here on 693 and 1089. 909 and 1215 not so much.

This season has been pretty dull here so far for both TA's and domestic 
stuff.  Even LW TA's have been poor (not too mention that I have more 
noise this season on LW than past).


I did venture up into HF today (home for the day) and the noise floor 
was really good.  Enjoyed some AIR stations.


Keith
Hingham MA

On 1/13/2014 4:31 PM, Mark Connelly wrote:

The British have it with 693, 909, 1089, and 1215 all good about a half
hour before sunset here.

That's OK but a serious aurora to juice up DX from the south would
actually be more interesting.

Mark Connelly, WA1ION
South Yarmouth, MA


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Re: [IRCA] [Amdx] 700 tip

[Keith]

Hearing SS under WLW

Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA


On 2/12/2012 9:00 PM, Chernos Saul wrote:





Hearing Mexican music looped sse on 700.  saul br \ont. 

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Re: [IRCA] [AMFMTVDX] Help: unID on 660

[keith beesley]

Willis, 

I'm thinking your guess is probably correct. Could
have been WLFJ out of Fall Branch, TN but they
wouldn't be mentioning the Gulf Coast. 

Keith B. in Seattle

--- willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Wild conditions tonight. Have a station on 660
 covering WFAN.
 
 At 2145 heard an ID, For the gulf coast, 'the
 voice'. I believe it is
 660 WORL ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 1000 1000 DA-1 BUS
 NEWS/SPT
 but don't have an idea for sure at the moment. Any
 help word be appreciated.
 
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 Old Fort, TN
 

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Re: [IRCA] [AMFMTVDX] A couple of Iowa college items from the early 1960s.

[keith beesley]

Dear Dr. Tom, 

Enjoyed your reminiscences very much. I'm old enough
to remember when telephones were black things with
rotary dials, most TV programs were in black and
white, and most radios in peoples' homes were AM only;
and young enough to enjoy many of the modern gadgets
like email, ipods, etc. I still think plain ol'
over-the-air broadcasting is as amazing as anything
that's come along since.

BTW, I think that Portland, OR public school station
is still on the air; saw them listed on a recent list.


73, 

Keith Beesley
Seattle WA  

--- Dr. Tom Gruis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi!
 
  
 
 The unfortunate thing about KHKE stirred up a few
 memories.
 
  
 
 Under the trivia heading, when KRNL, a 10 Watt FM-er
 came on the air in
 about 1963, I was the person that installed the
 equipment and even had done
 the FCC paper work.
 
  
 
 They had had a carrier current station before that.
 And after the FM came on
 there were little AM transmitters fed by an FM
 receiver because so few of
 the students had FM radios! That little station had
 a range of about 15
 miles.
 
  
 
 And I did the last upgrade of Coe College's carrier
 current system that they
 planned to use for just a couple or three years
 before they too went to FM
 KCOE.
 
  
 
 In 1969 the Division of Audio-Visual Instruction of
 the National Education
 Association had their convention in Portland, Oregon
 and this was my last
 Carrier current project, although I did repair the
 one at Reed College near
 Portland. 
 
  
 
 At the time I was the engineer for KBPS (Benson
 Polytechnic School). This
 was, and is, the station of the Portland, Oregon
 Public Schools. They were
 at the time 250 watts unlimited on 1450. During my
 time I filed paperwork
 with the FCC there in Portland to increase their
 power to 1 KW. The old AM
 transmitter had been built in the 30s, so I was
 told. It had marvelous
 performance and great audio and RF power to spare.
 Most reliable. I ran
 proof on it three or four times. I had to rebuild it
 over Christmas break in
 1968-1968 - no school - not on the air. That
 required an extra proof or two.
 All was well with it except the olde wires'
 insulation was crumbling and
 there were a couple of tube types that were on the
 far edge of becoming
 extinct. 
 
  
 
 UNI's station has a repeater or translator here in
 Des Moines. It is located
 t the Site of KDPS, 88.1, the Des Moines Public
 School station, on the air
 since ca. 1952. I was in Des Moines Tech high school
 at the time. (The calls
 are: KBPS and KDPS.) 
 
  
 
 I have lots of olde time radio memories. 
 
  
 
 Check desmoinesbroadcasting.com and click on KCBC,
 where I worked for about
 8-1/2 years, and be prepared
 
  
 
 Please excuse the perhaps maudlin memories of an
 olde coot. (Olde is the
 olde way to spell old.)
 
  
 
 73,
 
  
 
 Doc.
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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 Falls IA Tower Damage
 
  
 
 One of the many victims of the Waterloo IA ice storm
 of 2/24 was the  
 
 University of Northern Iowa's KHKE 89.5 Cedar Falls.
 During the storm the
 top of  the 
 
 station's tower was toppled. For those who are
 interested, a link to photos
 
 
 of the damaged facilities is on the station's
 website _http://www.khke.org/_
 
 
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Re: [IRCA] WD2XSH/10 Logged

[Keith]

Way to go Dave!  Hopefully we will hear more of them in the future.

Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA


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 Just before 1 AM tonight I heard this station on 506 kHz. This is my first
 600M reception, so I'm happy with it.  I sent in a report to his email
 address.

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 Highland Park, NJ
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Re: [IRCA] [Amdx] 770 unid

[Keith]

Russ,

At 13 to 14 seconds into the second recording I hear the announcer say KB
and something else.

Keith McGinnis
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 I've posted another clip of this from 0724 in the same place if anyone
 wants to listen and try to get something useful.

 http://www.wtfda.info/showthread.php?p=2422#post2422



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Re: [IRCA] Dead Skunk

[Keith]

And of course the don't forget In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterflythe
album version was 17 minutes long!

Keith McGinnis
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 --- LAWRENCE STOLER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  McArthur Park had a great purpose if you worked in radio at the time.
   It
  gave you the opportunity to leave the studio if you had to for seven
  minutes.  Same with Hay Jude and the long version of Light My Fire by
  The
  Doors.
 


 Also one of my personal favorites - Vanilla Fudge's cover of the
 Supreme's You Keep Me Hangin' On, which went around 6 minutes. And of
 course the champion was probably Stairway to Heaven which runs over
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Re: [IRCA] [Amdx] DX America

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Are these AMs all clear-channel authorized?  (Frankly, I don't see why
the FCC favors some DMAs over others for this...only big-city AMs get to
reach half the country at night)

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