Good morning,
Listened from 1104-1330 ut. Conditions about the same as yesterday morning.
153 Russia, Radio Rossii very weak at .
594 Japan, JOAB weak at 1114.
774 Japan, JOUB weak at 1104.
1056 PDR Korea, threshold audio at 1126.
Dennis,
Listened from 1145-1240 UT and only heard a very weak carrier on 774 at 1150 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
EWE (20x50x20)
68 F and clear
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13:32:37 + Subject: [IRCA] TP for 09-02-07Good morning,
A much different experience for me in Victoria compared to Dennis although I
did listen over an hour later between 12:57 and 13:57. There was a total lack
of Asians this morning. Instead, I heard a number of DU stations, especially
New Zealand including some nice IDs (of course, I didn't have
Walt
Its interesting to see how different DX can be from one place to the other.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2007 07:14:54 -0700 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
IRCA@hard-core-dx.com Subject: [IRCA] TPs for 2Sep07 A much different
experience for me in Victoria
At 07:27 AM 9/2/2007, you wrote:
Walt
Its interesting to see how different DX can be from one place to the other.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Isn't that the truth, Bill. Notice, however, that my loggings were later than
most others (slept in a bit, I guess :-) ). The A/K indices
Dennis, is that a new frequency for North Korea on 1056?
Bill
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Good morning,
Listened from 1104-1330 ut. Conditions about the same as yesterday morning.
153 Russia, Radio Rossii very weak at .
594 Japan, JOAB weak at 1114.
774
New month, different IBOC rant. This one is just a simple question:
Night AM allocations are calculated by a study. This study collects all the
signals aimed at a location, runs it through a formula, and comes up with a
signal strength called the Night Interference Free (NIF) contour. It's a
Craig,
Very good points. WYSL 1040 will have to deal with IBOC on both sides
(1030+1050). The FCC probably will be forced into adopting new rules
regarding the side channel hash. But the courts will have the last say I
would guess. We will soon know.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception
Craig,
Just a caution on this. Years ago, when I wanted to add some weight to a
NRD-525 tuning knob, I poured this sort of 2-part resin into the hollow
space on the back of the knob. The heat of the chemical reaction (curing)
warped the plastic knob severely. I ended up having a machinist
Greetings,
I thought I would pass on the latest on the coax issue. After I replaced
the matching transformer boxes with F Fittings, and changed two over to
metal boxes, It was quite an improvement. I think getting rid of the
pigtails (banana plugs) on the end of the coax made the biggest
Glen Clark made several such studies, including some nice color maps of all
the stations on a particular channel and how their NIF's would change.
Of course it made no difference.
As old Noah Cross said in Chinatown, Desperate people do desperate things.
Chuck
-Original Message-
Bill,
This is information out of the 2007 edition of WRTH. Broadcasts on these
frequencys 1053-3480-4450-4557, claim to be transmitted from the Republic of
Korea, but are actually tranmitted by DPR Korea. The Pyongyang Branch of the
Anti-imperialist National Democratic Front broacasts are
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Sep 02 1806 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 01 September follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 14.
The mid-latitude
At 01:32 PM 9/2/2007, you wrote:
Bill,
This is information out of the 2007 edition of WRTH. Broadcasts on these
frequencys 1053-3480-4450-4557, claim to be transmitted from the Republic of
Korea, but are actually tranmitted by DPR Korea. The Pyongyang Branch of the
Anti-imperialist
Brent, will you please contact me off list? Thanks.
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Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, R-390A, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop, PAØRDT mini-whip,
attic longwire, Quantum phaser
QRZ.com/KH2AR
I have spoken to someone at the station and have
preliminay news many of us won't appreciate. They have
moved to FM 104.7 - i know, as I've logged it. But
they plan to stay on AM for at least a few more months
because the FM isn't reaching the full of their target
audience. It's not terribly
Dennis, I was wondering about the frequency. I think you said it was 1056.
I have been following this station since 1975 when I first heard it
while I was living in Korea. There were on 1050 then, if memory serves
me. The transmitter is on the West Coast of North Korea in Haeju. The
station's
Perrhaps you overlooked this item in a recent DX Listening Digest, 7-103 of
August 27. Firedrake on 1053 reported from Japan, just to confuse matters. But
why? Hard to believe China would be involved in the N/S Korea radio war on the
side of S Korea, as Firedrake has only been used so far against
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is information out of the 2007 edition of WRTH. Broadcasts on these
frequencys 1053-3480-4450-4557,
I know others have more experience with these broadcasts than I do -- maybe
they could post too?
This one hasn't ever been heard at home by me, Dennis,
Bill,
Thanks for telling the history of this station pretending to be from the
Republic of Korea. If conditions this season are as good as expected, maybe
you might get some audio from 1053. There are 4 clandestine stations that
broadcast to DPR Korea. I saw a documentary awhile back
Nick,
I could be hearing JOAR and not the PDR Korea station. When the signal is
heard on 1053 it is always very weak or weak at best. Also, I can only ID
Japanese on a NHK station. hi Now that I have the shortwave //s, they will be
compared against the 1053 MW signal. Thanks for the
Glenn,
Thanks for posting the item in DX Listening Digest. Very interesting area of
the world.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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There was talk of this broadcast leaving the air a few years ago. As I
recall, it had to do with some agreement or treaty between North and
South Korea. There may have been a date established for these (and
possibly other) broadcasts to end, but for whatever reason it never
happened.
I've
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Sep 03 0003 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 02 September follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 23.
The mid-latitude
Bill,
What a great clip! Voice of the Revolutionary Party Was this clip from the
mid 60's? Going to check out your web-site.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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Dennis, This is from the 1980's when I was visiting Korea. The South
Koreans jam most of the MW stations from the North, but not the SW
stations in the Seoul Area. I was able to record some of the NK stuff
on MW outside of Seoul however.
Bill
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Bill,
What a
This is the clip of my North Korean
stuff.http://dxclipjoint.com//bill/korea/north_korea/
Bill
Bill Harms wrote:
Dennis, This is from the 1980's when I was visiting Korea. The South
Koreans jam most of the MW stations from the North, but not the SW
stations in the Seoul Area. I was able
er
This is the URL for my North Korean clips
http://dxclipjoint.com//bill/korea/north_korea/
I sent the previous message before I proofread it.
Bill
Bill Harms wrote:
Dennis, This is from the 1980's when I was visiting Korea. The South
Koreans jam most of the MW stations from the
For those of you that have not heard this station on
its 6030khz translator, it is really getting out tonight.
On the West Coast it is a good 10 to 20db over S9 on
my Eton E1, the 2010 and the R8.
Cheers,
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Colin Newell - Victoria B.C. Canada
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