JOUB 774 very weak at 0937 ut with JJ talk. Fair at 0947 ut. While tuning
heard Dr. Bill Wattenburg on KIRO 710 0940 ut. He was a guest of Bob Brinker
on Money Talk. Strange hearing him on another station other than KGO 810.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
I've gotten a two of them so far, they were both fairly close though, most
of the CW is slow, one guy was so qwuick (repeater) it took me two hours to
decipher it. I sent in reports on their web page,
Bob young
Milllbury, Ma
R-390A/2 400' LW's/Misek Phaser
From: Steve Ratzlaff [EMAIL
I have a few reports to Mexican medium wave stations that have gone
unanswered for quite some time. In most cases I've even sent my reports via
registered mail with a return receipt and never received the confirmation
card back. This, along with the fact that J.D. Stephens got a QSL from a
station
At 09:51 07/01/2007, you wrote:
JOUB 774 very weak at 0937 ut with JJ talk. Fair at 0947 ut.
At 1420UT, both 774 and 828 were showing poor to fair audio, with
traces on 747. 1134 and 972 have quite good carriers, but no audio
yet. Top of the band not so lively; just a carrier on 1566.
Way to go Dave! Hopefully we will hear more of them in the future.
Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
- Original Message -
From: David Hochfelder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007 1:12 AM
Subject:
I finally logged KDJQ-890 yesterday at 4:09pm PST. They were running
oldies (Little Old Lady from Pasadena among others), then local ads
for Storage Condos in Boise/Treasure Valley (www.storagecondos.com)
and a jeweler in Nampa. Jingle sounded like 89 (or 8-90?) DJQ.
Pretty fair signal at times,
An excellent morning for Pacific reception. The lower half of MW was filled
with hets, with occasional audio from 558, 567, 594, 603, 621, 666, 711,
774, 828, 972 between 1430-1550 utc.
But the highlight was getting a good loud 9/10 fadeup on 1116 4BC at 1515
utc, with Brisbane Newstalk 1116.
They just repeat the special beacon call which is: WD2SXH and then add a /
and a number like 10 or 17 which is the designation of the particular
Amateur operator. A 10 would be W4DEX which is in the 4 call area
(Georgia, Florida). If you want a QSL, you can look up his call on any
number of
Do they have a regular schedule?
Bill Harms
On 7 Jan 2007 at 12:52, Chris Black wrote:
They just repeat the special beacon call which is: WD2SXH and then add a
/ and a number like 10 or 17 which is the designation of the
particular Amateur operator. A 10 would be W4DEX which is in the 4
Not that I am aware, but I am not really up on this frequency allocation.
Chris
- Original Message -
From: Bill Harms [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007 1:07 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] WD2XSH/10
At 17:52 07/01/2007, you wrote:
There is a web site that has all the details of the project, but I can't
find it right now. Will try and look and post.
http://500kc.com/ will do it, Chris. Love the kc
You can submit reports there too.
Nick
I have had the same problem through the years. Here in the NW, I don't
get many XEs these days, but the ones I do hear, few ever reply. When I
was in Rancho Mirage CA in 2000, I did send a few reports out to XEs and
not one replied. I will admit they were not registered. I tried for
years to QSL
On Sunday 07 January 2007 14:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nice catch, Saul -
Old list shows R. Revolucion qth Santiago along w/unid sta on Isla
Juventud Progreso qth Victoria de las Tunas, latter two presumed defunct.
Will try Revolucion later today. 840 Dobleve now back to old self w/820
KVNS changed to Spanish oldies a few weeks ago. They used to get out
very well (they were on top of the channel when I was in Alaska in
2003). 73, Tim
On 1/7/07, bill kral [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sat.Jan 6,07,!800-1900 pst. Spanish DJ playing
Spanish version of old 60's pop
Tim,
KVNS still gets out well. I get them regularly at night off the Eastern
beverage with XEPE.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
___
IRCA mailing list
IRCA@hard-core-dx.com
http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca
Thans Pat - I'm not too surprised, though I'd never be able to tell...
I live so close to XEPE that I could probably hear them with the radio
turned off, hi - 73, Tim
On 1/7/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim,
KVNS still gets out well. I get them regularly at night off the
My favorite, Don Walser, the Pavarotti of the Plains died in September at
age 72. His career started late and ended early. The man could flat
yodel. I never heard him on the radio which would have been great.
73, Gil NN4CW
___
IRCA mailing list
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Jan 07 2107 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 January follow.
Solar flux 87 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 2.
The
Bob,
Dxing, I've heard good bluegrass on WOSU 820, Columbus OH. Last
fall-winter it was a regular on my xtl set before the terminator hit WBAP
Dallas. I just checked its weekly schedule which is now pretty much
classical music following the template of NPR. Last year, the station had a
IEN-GA Ira Elbert New, III, Watkinsville - DRAKE R8B 135' N/S Wire
162 FRANCE France-Inter, Allouis - 01/06/07 2330 - Man and woman speaking
French. Good, steady signal (S4).
183 GERMANY Europe 1, Saarlouis - 01/06/07 2325 - 2 men and a woman
speaking French. Good, steady signal (S5).
216
Gil,
On Sunday 07 January 2007 15:49, Gil Stacy wrote:
My favorite, Don Walser, the Pavarotti of the Plains died in September
at age 72. His career started late and ended early. The man could flat
yodel. I never heard him on the radio which would have been great.
The King of Western
Weak but steady carrier on 1215 kHz on the west coast, 0100UTC.
best wishes,
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, B.C.
Canada
MW DX fans,
Tonight (1/7/07 at 1900 EST), on 780 I heard an unIDer that called itself
Country Kick.
The NRC AM DX Log gives no obvious clues, and neither do the latest SDXMs.
Does anyone know who this station is?
73 de Charlie
___
IRCA
Tonight (1/7/07 at 1900 EST), on 780 I heard an unIDer that called itself
Country Kick.
The NRC AM DX Log gives no obvious clues, and neither do the latest SDXMs.
Does anyone know who this station is?
Probably CFDR, Dartmouth, NS, Canada.
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
Hi Charlie:
How are things going?
This is CFDR 780, Darthmouth, NS.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 7 Jan 2007 at 19:50, Charles A Taylor wrote:
MW DX fans,
Tonight (1/7/07 at 1900 EST), on 780 I heard an unIDer that called itself
Country Kick.
The NRC AM DX Log
Looks like you've got Halifax (Dartmouth) Nova Scotia, Charlie.
CFDR on 780 IDs itself as Classic Country 780 KIXX
A big pest for me, but maybe a great catch for you!
Brent Taylor, VE1JH
Doaktown, NB - Grid FN66wn
60 mi inland from Northumberland Strait
R-75, ICF-2010 (2), ICF-7600GR, R390A/URR
(Working my way thru unread emails--a little late, but here's some info on
your question. I too sent /10 Dexter in NC my report from last night.) So
what you heard were non-beacon CW exchanges between two of the 500kc
stations. Apparently I tuned in later, when /10 was back to his canned
Here in Hingham MA tonight I seem to have two stations on 1134. One is
a man talking at 10 over S9 and the other sounds like classical music or
Opera underneath. The talk is presumed Croatia. 0144 UTC.
Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
___
IRCA mailing
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Jan 08 0004 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 January follow.
Solar flux 87 and mid-latitude A-index 1.
The mid-latitude
WBAP used to be a semi regular here back during the early 80's,
Bob Young
Millbury, Ma
From: Gil Stacy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of
Americairca@hard-core-dx.com
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of
Americairca@hard-core-dx.com
IDing a station could be done by listening for clues
like time,traffic,and temperature for a far off place.
One or the other or a combination should tell you
where it's coming from.
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam
I have also had good luck with business names or phone numbers in an ad that
can be searched via Google.
Mike
bill kral [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IDing a station could be done by listening for clues
like time,traffic,and temperature for a far off place.
One or the other or a combination
Thought I had a pos ID of Radio Nacional Tartagal, Argentina @ 0615 UTC, but
figured I had better really make sure as that is such a long shot, sure
enough it was Radio Nacional Portugal, broadcasting from CIAO Ontario. Oh
well was a thrill while it lasted,
Bob Young
Millbury, Ma
HRO-60/2 400'
33 matches
Mail list logo
