Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-23 Thread Donald K. Kaskey

Mike,

Congratulations on KUMU.  Never heard here (yet).  Sorry I'm so late 
with this.  Computer was down for 2 weeks.  I don't think I've ever 
heard anyone sneak through San Jose  St. Paul as yet.  New Hawaiians 
are always a thrill.  I'm down to occasionally hearing the ones on 650, 
670 and--and--and that's about it.  Since Orange came on 830 I haven't 
heard the HI there for years.


Don



Mike Stonebridge wrote:

Hi Everyone:

Yesterday afternoon I was going thru my list of unlogged Hawaiian stations and noticed KUMU-1500 was amongst them. Normally KSTP dominates here with a very loud signal, but as the St Paul/Minneapolis sunrise is much earlier than here this time of year, I thought I might have a chance at logging them. So for an over night session I set my timer/radio on 1500 and crossed my fingers. Naturally the first 8 TOH IDs were all from KSTP. At 06:00 and 07:00MST there was someone under KSTP, but I know not who. At 08:00 (10:00EST) I heard the following ID something unintelligible followed by 1500 KUMU Honolulu. The ID was heard again at 09:00, though not as clearly. This is only my second new Hawaiian station logged in the last 22 years. If only they were all as easy as this one had been. 


Mike in St Isidore, AB with AOR 7030+ and 1000' E/W beverage
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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Nigel Pimblett
Good going Mike.  I heard KUMU several times last season, but I don't 
think I've logged them at all this season, which hasn't been inspiring 
for Hawaiians.


73,

Nigel
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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Mike Stonebridge

Dennis, Pat and Nigel:

Thanks for the kudos. That one was easy. There are plenty more on my unheard 
list that I'm sure will not be as easy. My beverage works very well but 
Hawaii from here is not exactly in line with it. For next season I'm 
planning a BOG of the same length aimed at HI, so theoretically, I should do 
better.


Mike in St Isidore, AB 


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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Patrick Martin
Mike,

Unfortunately Hawaiian cx are not what they once were. Bring back the
lte 70s to the mid 80s DU conditions where Hawaiians were all over the
dial night after night. If we ever get those conditions back, many more
Hawaiians will be heard.  I don't hear tons of them here any longer
either. KPUA, KAOI, KGU, KUAI, KNUI are the most common these days,
followed by KUMU and KQNG. They just don't have the punch they used to
have.

73,

Patrick 

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Patrick Martin
Nigel,

So you have logged it too. Great. I did not remember that. How many
other Hawaiians have you logged from that far inland?

Patrick

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread cafe
I noticed that the Hawaiians lacked punch...
even in Hawaii...

I mean, I heard pretty much all of them -
but quite a few of them we competing with 
mainland stations most evenings...

Like KNX 1070 and KGO 810...


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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Patrick Martin
Colin,

There was something a lot different from the late 70s to the mid 80s as
far as DUs/Hawaiians go. I have no idea what hapened around 1985, but
the strong cx from the Pacific started dying off. They have never
returned either. Night after night after night of flea powered DUs all
over the dial. Sometimes 2 or 3 on a channel. I sure would love to
experience those conditions again.

Patrick

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Mike Stonebridge

From: Patrick Martin mwd...@webtv.net


Unfortunately Hawaiian cx are not what they once were. Bring back the
lte 70s to the mid 80s DU conditions where Hawaiians were all over the
dial night after night.


Pat:

I remember conditions being like that back then. In those days Hawaiian 
stations were very regular up here. In fact my second ever QSL came from 
KORL, the first being from KFAR in Alaska. Then around the middle eighties 
they all disappeared and now they are somewhat of a rarity. In December of 
'06 I logged KAOI and two nights ago KUMU and that has been it since those 
days. Same was true back then for Australians and New Zealanders, which I no 
longer hear.


Mike in St Isidore, AB

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Patrick Martin
Mike,

I remember well that era. It was somewhere around 1982 when I had a
fantastic AU opening to the South Pacific that knocked everything from
the North and East out. I logged ZK1ZC 630 khz-500 watts-Cook Islands. I
have not seen conditions like that since that era. Please bring them
back! hi.

Patrick

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Nigel Pimblett

Hi Patrick,
   I've heard 10 Hawaiians from here, but no new ones in a few years.   
In fact this year the Alaskan total passed the Hawaiian total, something 
I never expected to happen.


73,

Nigel

Patrick Martin wrote:


Nigel,

So you have logged it too. Great. I did not remember that. How many
other Hawaiians have you logged from that far inland?

Patrick

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Patrick Martin
Nigel,

10 Hawaiians from SE Alberta is not bad. They don't seem to propagate
inland as well as they did. A mile from the Pacific, Hawaiians are not
all that great here!

73,

Patrick

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Mike Stonebridge

From: Patrick Martin mwd...@webtv.net


10 Hawaiians from SE Alberta is not bad. They don't seem to propagate
inland as well as they did. A mile from the Pacific, Hawaiians are not
all that great here!


Pat, as usual Nigel has done better than I have. My total is only 7 heard. 
Also, like Nigel, my Alaskan total passed the Hawaiian total several years 
back. It currently stands at 13 with just one new one added this season.


Mike in St Isidore, AB

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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-17 Thread Patrick Martin
Mike,

At one time I had all Hawaiians heard and QSL'd, but some have changed
calls and frequencies, so I don't have them all any longer. Plus several
are running flea power now. I still need about a half a dozen Alaskans.
I do better with Alaskans now than I do with Hawaiians.

73,

Patrick

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[IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-16 Thread Mike Stonebridge
Hi Everyone:

Yesterday afternoon I was going thru my list of unlogged Hawaiian stations and 
noticed KUMU-1500 was amongst them. Normally KSTP dominates here with a very 
loud signal, but as the St Paul/Minneapolis sunrise is much earlier than here 
this time of year, I thought I might have a chance at logging them. So for an 
over night session I set my timer/radio on 1500 and crossed my fingers. 
Naturally the first 8 TOH IDs were all from KSTP. At 06:00 and 07:00MST there 
was someone under KSTP, but I know not who. At 08:00 (10:00EST) I heard the 
following ID something unintelligible followed by 1500 KUMU Honolulu. The ID 
was heard again at 09:00, though not as clearly. This is only my second new 
Hawaiian station logged in the last 22 years. If only they were all as easy as 
this one had been. 

Mike in St Isidore, AB with AOR 7030+ and 1000' E/W beverage
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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-16 Thread vroomski




Mike, 



Nice going on your KUMU Honolulu reception.  Have not heard a Hawaiian from 
this location yet.  


Dennis, 

Salmon Creek, WA 


- Original Message - 
From: Mike Stonebridge   stonbrdg @ abnorth .com 
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Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 9:03:09 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific 
Subject: [ IRCA ] New Hawaiian heard 

Hi Everyone: 

Yesterday afternoon I was going thru my list of unlogged Hawaiian stations and 
noticed KUMU -1500 was amongst them. Normally KSTP dominates here with a very 
loud signal, but as the St Paul/Minneapolis sunrise is much earlier than here 
this time of year, I thought I might have a chance at logging them. So for an 
over night session I set my timer/radio on 1500 and crossed my fingers. 
Naturally the first 8 TOH IDs were all from KSTP . At 06:00 and 07:00MST there 
was someone under KSTP , but I know not who. At 08:00 (10:00EST) I heard the 
following ID something unintelligible followed by 1500 KUMU Honolulu. The ID 
was heard again at 09:00, though not as clearly. This is only my second new 
Hawaiian station logged in the last 22 years. If only they were all as easy as 
this one had been. 

Mike in St Isidore, AB with AOR 7030+ and 1000' E/W beverage 
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Re: [IRCA] New Hawaiian heard

2009-03-16 Thread Patrick Martin
Mike,

Good going. I don't know if I have seen KUMU being logged that far
inland. Great catch!

73,

Patrick

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