Bill,
I have KWDB with a rapid fading signal that peaks at S-9 +20 db using the Kiwa
loop aimed North. KWDB covers KBND Bend. On the High Performance active whip
the KBND dominates with CTC. KBND also is on top with the H-800 probe. Time
is 0640 UT.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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Pat,
Hope your right. I plan to get up around 5:00 a.m. PDT.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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TP CX in the morning might be good as the A K are back down I noticed.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
00:20 PDT,Friday 03 30 07 ,Victoria,BC---CKNW Newstalk
980 50 KW ground wave is being chopped up to bits by
10KW CJME Regina SK sky wave.Ditto 1090 Seattle by an
unID ,possibly KBOZ Bozeman MT. No positive ID
yet,Only Sports radio ==Bill in BC
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documentary on RNZI during early
Listened from 1213-1333 ut. Not to serious DXing this morning, heres
what was casually heard.
279 Russia, Radio Rossii fair 1213.
774Japan, JOUB fair 1228.
828Japan, JOBB fair 1333.
1566 Republic of Korea, fair 1257.
Carriers levels:
5)
An average type of morning here. Some decent audio at times from the
powerful Japanese stations, with 693 doing particularly well this
morning. but no other audio noted. Elsewhere, not too much exciting.
Seemingly a mix of DU and TP carriers. Excluding the big Japanese
channels, the
It was a very poor morning for TPs with carriers on 594, 747, 774, 828, 1134
and 1377 heard from 1215-1315 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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At 14:35 30/03/2007, you wrote:
An average type of morning here.
A mixed bag here also. Hearing the HLAZ call letters clearly at the
beginning of its Chinese broadcast was a bit amazing thoughLord
knows how strong it must have been a few moments earlier with the
more favorable Japanese
CANADA: CHHA-1610, Toronto. P/d letter and large 48
page booklet about the San Lorenzo Latin American
Community Centre, which operates the station. All in
24 days. V/s: Michelle Maron - Executive Director.
73 - J.D. Stephens
Hampton Cove, AL, USA
CKMO Victoria BC, U of Victoria Community radio?
Nothing in their schedule suggests it, though.
Otherwise...??? has me stumped...
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On my way home last night at about 1745 MST I was to
French on 900 kHz on the 4Runner car radio. I
usually
hear CKBI on that
You say When and I say Ifyou say tomatoes.LOL
BTW I'm still waiting for Quadraphonic to be mandated!
I think if this happens we will all be chasing nurses around the nursing home.
Just my two cents.
Keith McGinnis
South Hingham MA
When digital is mandated, I will again say, I told
Greetings,
JOUB peaked nicely near local SR (about 0612 MDT) with
what sounded like a Japanese/English lesson. A robust
carrier was noted for HLAZ 1566 at 0630 MDT. Lesser
carriers were heard for 594 702.
Craig Barnes
Wondervu, CO
R8A N EWE
Keith
This is where I am. The train has left the station. I figure that
there were some who had a similar situation when the FCC wanted to
move FM from the 45 MHz band to the current location. Once it started
on the way to being moved, it wasn't going to stop. Those who had old
Armstrong
Keith,
I agree, IBOC will no be mandated. It wont be popular enough to be
mandated. The stations are not going to shoot themselves in the foot.
The only way that IBOC will win out is that people have to buy the
radios and there in no interference and we know those are big issues. It
will go the
Keith Kevin,
Comments would not have made any difference. The FCC has to ask for
them. That is in the rules. Like so many things, they had made up their
minds long before anyway. Second, with maybe 1,000 MW DXers in the US
(If that many), we don't count. We don't count as listeners, as in most
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From: kevin redding [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith
This is where I am. The train has left the station. I figure that
there were some who had a similar situation when the FCC wanted to
move FM from the 45 MHz band to the current location. Once
Keith,
If 50 KW stations (5 KW IBOC) cannot cover their area, it would be total
suiside to drop analog. The station might as well be turned off and the
employees go home. You are right, advertizing is where it is. The
coverage has to be there.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
Kevin,
IBOC does not have static. True. However, there often is no signal
either. If analog goes away, then AM radio goes away. There is no
coverage with IBOC. You drive under powerlines, the digital goes away.
It just is not there. In the future, I am not sure if radio will have
many people
Once again real world situations will dictate whether it will work
or not. When Norbert has trouble with WBZ's HD signal (no HD at
all) at approximately 45 miles that spells trouble. I'm sure WBZ's
sales department will not be thrilled with that realization.
Yeah but...
Right now,
CKMO 900 is the oficial radio voice of Camosun College here in Victoria,BC,and
they might have been airing a French Language lesson or discussion. They have
programs in several languages besides English.--Bill in BC
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Who was the first jazz musician to win a Pulitzer Prize.
No cheating!
a) Wynton Marsalis
b) Louis Armstrong
c) Duke Ellington
d) Mary Lou Williams
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At 02:07 PM 3/30/2007, you wrote:
CKMO 900 is the oficial radio voice of Camosun College here in
Victoria,BC,and they might have been airing a French Language lesson or
discussion. They have programs in several languages besides English.--Bill in
BC
I can vouch for Bill's
according to their schedule, Monday's On Course (1800 to 1900 PT) is
conversational French . . .
ef (= 'en francais' ??)
I can vouch for Bill's observation. I have heard them in French in our
local late afternoons in the pastWalt Salmaniw, Victoria
I guess C.
Larry Stoler
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Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 4:33 PM
Subject: [IRCA] OT: Music Trivia Quiz
Who was the first jazz musician to win a
--- LAWRENCE STOLER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess C.
Larry Stoler
My guess as well.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
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FM: Yamaha T-80 Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'
AM: Hammarlund HQ-150 4' FET air
Crew,
Back before I was assigned to VOA Delano, I used to compile and publish (via
DX/SDXM) the Directory on the SUBJECT line above.
I'm proposing to revive that and run it, say, monthly. It would include URLs,
but NOT telephone numbers (unless there's enough demand for such).
Here's a sample
Walker, Paul B. (Jr.) Abbeville, SC [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 3/30/07, Charles A Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Crew,
Back before I was assigned to VOA Delano, I used to compile and publish
(via
DX/SDXM) the Directory on the SUBJECT line above.
I'm proposing to revive that and run it,
--- Paul B. Walker, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walker, Paul B. (Jr.) Abbeville, SC [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds like a good idea to me ! No website, but...
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
FM:
www.walkerbroadcasting.com www.wabv1590.com
www.myspace.com/walkerbroadcasting
On 3/30/07, Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Paul B. Walker, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walker, Paul B. (Jr.) Abbeville, SC [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds like a good idea to me ! No website,
Now here's someone I have to deal with aggressively: the likes of Russ Edmunds.
He repeats the e-mail address for the gentleman in Abbeville who owns a
station,
and who intends (ultimately) to apply for a 770 kHz, 50-kW ND-U CP in a few
months after he gets his 27-W transmitter for WABV-1590
In 1997, Wynton Marsalis was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Jazz Music. Duke
Ellington was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, posthumously in 1999.
Someday maybe Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong.
Someday.
Art...
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Hello group,
Not a lot of time for DX tonight, but managed a new one during the gray line
propagation:
WKMI, 1360, Kalamazoo, MI, 3/30/07, 06:58 PM EDT. I think I was hearing 2-3
stations. Had a brief surge when pointing my loop antenna due west, and
heard a Meijer ad, station ID and ABC news
980 WATS Heard at 2100 3/30. Out of Mamas Papas oldie, into ID:
WATS-AM (indistinct location), the 'All New Rockin' 980,' and right into
another oldie (title I disremember). CAT/NC
With WTEM-980 nulled, suggesting the northwest.
Anyone know who this can be? Suggests a call and format
WAZS Summerville, SC is almost a perfect call match. Listed as Spanish on
radio-locator. Only oldies listed w/in several hundred miles WUUS Rossville, GA
WHAW Weston, WV. 73, George S, MN
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980 WATS Heard at 2100 3/30. Out of Mamas Papas oldie, into
possible faint audio on 855, fair-good carriers 774 837 882 891 999 1008 1026
1035 1179. 73, George S., MN
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Pretty tame so far with just carriers at 0430UT, and 1269 (!) being
generally the strongest. 1215 is there also, but not 1134, being in
daylight pretty much. Others, mostly quite weak, are 837, 855, 1008
1089 1107 1179.
Nick
Finally, this morning's report:
Each category below is for best signal heard; signals often at a lower level.
reasonable audios (though often battling w/splash):639 CC //5030,
774, 828, 1287, 1566 (really good at times), 1575, 1593 CC //5030
not so reasonable audio, occasional words in
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