Morse code at 0305 EST???
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O315 morse code and sweep tones?
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Do you have a recording?
Bill
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Morse code at 0305 EST???
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I am recording the test as I type this.
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Ran to the store and heard the sweep tones on my car stereo.
When I got back home I thought I heard Auld Lang Syne around 02:55 CST.
Pete Dernbach
St.Louis, Mo.
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Not sure, heard what sounded like slow CW 0210 but WNRG Grundy, VA has been
to strong while they are still on day power and pattern. Very weak.
Did hear what sounded like a sweep tone at 0156, but not sure of that.
WFAW must have a pattern that nulls to their south east.
Did hear WMAC Macon,
It's not on, so I don't know if it's broken or what. I
had a clear 1520 so no HD from WCKY either. I'll see
what I can find out.
Powell
Powell-
I checked at 2330 tonight, and WLAC has their IBOC off again. Hope this is a
trend broadcasting.
As chili, I checked BI-LO and about had a heart
At 0233 EST, I did hear a very slow, clear and strong CW signal sending WFAW
repeated 3 times. They rose up on top of WNRG in Virginia, then QSBed. Nothing
else heard.
I was about to give it up and go to bed. Glad I waited.
Willis, K4APE
Old Fort, TN
Sweep tones heard shortly after top of the hour at 1am EST here in Central
PA under CINW. WIll listen to entire recording later today to see what else
might have been heard,
Brett Saylor
Central PA
R-8 w/ 100' sloper pointed west
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No luck with me this morning. Starting one hour before
the test, and using my Sony ICF-2010 and Radio Shack
loop antenna, I was able to get a null on WWJ's IBOC
splatter on 940, hearing CINW Montreal with
Coast-to-Coast, and CJGX Yorkton (presumed) with
country music. At one point, I heard some
Tried for WFAW-940 test but no luck. CINW had the frequency by the bollocks
with Coast to Coast AM. Heard some CW in a partial null, probably CJGX
Yorkton, SK.
73
Mike Brooker
Toronto, ON
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At 11:00 PM 11/11/2007, you wrote:
At 06:46 12/11/2007, you wrote:
Neil, the Russian station plays a variety of music. So far, it's
all been Russian, but I would not categorize it as any one
genre. When I heard them clearly a week ago, or so, they did not ID as
Radio Rossii, but as another
Listened from 1240- 1445 ut. Conditions much better this morning than previous
mornings here.
153 Russia, 1249 very weak with man in Russian.
189 Russia, 1253 weak with man in Russian.
273 Russia, 1255 good with music and man in Russian.
558 Japan,
Good morning
Listened from 1240-1410 UT and it was very good. Audio was heard on 648, 657,
693, 774, 873, 963 and 972. At 1353 UT I had audio from JOUB-774 on the
CCRadio. Lots of carriers most of them were on the bottom part of the band.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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On the subject CJGX Yorkton, has anyone ever had any
luck in getting a QSL from them? I tried about a year
and half ago, but am willing to try again, especially
since I have an MP3 file that I can include with my
report this time.
LXXIII de Joe, KJ8O
--- Mike Brooker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 07:13 AM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Good morning
Listened from 1240-1410 UT and it was very good. Audio was heard on 648, 657,
693, 774, 873, 963 and 972. At 1353 UT I had audio from JOUB-774 on the
CCRadio. Lots of carriers most of them were on the bottom part of the band.
Bill Block
Well.,,I QSLed them almost 30 years ago from RI. Anyhow try again for CJGX
QSL as it was a nice looking card back then and best of luck.
Re:WFAW...a daytimer here and mixes at night with CJGX so I didn't try. 73
KAZ Barrington IL
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Joe asked: On the subject CJGX Yorkton, has anyone ever had any luck in
getting a QSL from them?
/
I received a very nice GX94 QSL card from them in March 2003. It was
signed by Bryan Mierau, Engineer. They also included a vertical fold
thank you for listening card signed by Lyle Walsh,
Just a comment and suggestion. I'm still listening to my mp3 recordings, but
suspect I won't be hearing the DX test. A large number of people reported
hearing or tentatively hearing WFAW. I was quite confused over the times,
though.
Some use EST, others CST, and quite a few others state no
The test was heard !!! I listened right on time at midnight CST and heard
nothing for the first hour, and fell asleep. I heard a lot of WMIX, Mt. Vernon,
Il. that first hour . Anyway, I awoke at 0242 hearing sweep tones.yippee!!
I listened for the rest of the test, and heard sweep tones
This from the Medium Wave News (UK) e-list, and obviously Steve Whitt's
comment on an item appearing via Glenn Hauser's DXLD. Might give some of
you a chance at Armenia if you're getting a good signal from France. Jim
Renfrew
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The first reports on last night's DX Test from WFAW are coming in. It looks
as though lots of their signal was going north and south, and most of the
more distant listeners - including yours truly - heard on Morse code and
sweep tones. Those a little closer to the station heard some of their
Thx Walt,
As a ham, a SWL, and MW DXER, I much prefer the use of
UTC times as well. Occasionally I will use local times
for MW DX reception reports though.
73 de Joe, KJ8O
--- Walter Salmaniw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a comment and suggestion. I'm still listening
to my mp3 recordings,
Thank you, Patrick. Now that the exchange rate is
$1.10 US to CDN $1, I don't think a US dollar will
cover the postage. But, it's good to know that they do
verify.
JM
--- Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW
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Joe asked: On the subject CJGX Yorkton, has anyone
ever had
I heard Coast to Coast at 07:30 eastern local time,
from Burnt River ON, on 1360, after sunrise Saturday
morning. Are they ever carried past 6 am in any given
local time?
Saul
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Niel Wolfish and I were on 1200 last night at 2200 and
noticed a suspicious package on the channel. A tickind
sound that was more remniscent of WWV than Radio
Reloj. Lasted a few minutes then seem to disappear.
Has anyone heard or know of anything like this?
Saul Chernos
Burnt River ON
May or may not have been abale to be heard here. Got back yesterday
from LBI DXpedition and set things up for unattended recording - or so
I thought. Except I forgot to unplug the FM tuner and replace it with
the HQ-150 output to the computer...second time this season I've done
that ( WIRL was
Niel Wolfish and I were on 1200 last night at 2200 and
noticed a suspicious package on the channel. A tickind
sound that was more remniscent of WWV than Radio
Reloj. Lasted a few minutes then seem to disappear.
Has anyone heard or know of anything like this?
Saul Chernos
Burnt River ON
Thinking back about 25 years ago, and I recall being on the IRCA BOD for a
while back then. I submitted a proposal to make UTC standard for all club
columns and was shot down faster than our first troops that landed on Omaha
Beach.
73 KAZ who still wants UTC standard
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--- saulamdx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Niel Wolfish and I were on 1200 last night at 2200 and
noticed a suspicious package on the channel. A tickind
sound that was more remniscent of WWV than Radio
Reloj. Lasted a few minutes then seem to disappear.
Has anyone heard or know of anything like
On Monday 12 November 2007 01:45, saulamdx wrote:
Niel Wolfish and I have swep tones and occasional bits
of morse code, at Burnt River ON (north of Toronto).
I haven't listened to much of my recordings yet, but I can confirm
that I also heard the test. Nothing much in the first 15 minutes
Saul,
If so, it would be the choice of the station. It ends at 0200 PT/0500 ET.
Stations rebroadcast it and also do a best of sometimes before the real show
starts.
Mike Hawkins
saulamdx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I heard Coast to Coast at 07:30 eastern
local time,
from Burnt River ON, on
164 Mongolia was doing about the best I've heard it this morning, from about
1255 utc-1315. 209 also heard but always poorer due to the NDB clutter.
The Point Barrow (281 VIR) NDB has been heard frequently, the past week,
including this morning, but not the MW station. :)
Steve
NE Oregon
Hi Nigel,
Even though I had my share of difficulties on 940, I
did hear two bottom of the hour time pips coming from
CINW. I got excited when I first heard them, but when
they stopped at two, I then realized what they were.
JM
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Haven't heard any code here since
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I prefer using either Eastern Time.. or the time zone of which the station
is in.
Not all of us know, care to know or care to learn how to figure out UTC
time, nor should we be just because a select few want it.
Paul;
On Nov 12, 2007 12:43 PM, Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thinking
At 12:55 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
I prefer using either Eastern Time.. or the time zone of which the station
is in.
Not all of us know, care to know or care to learn how to figure out UTC
time, nor should we be just because a select few want it.
Paul;
Paul, personally, I'm OK with that. I
--- Paul B. Walker, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I prefer using either Eastern Time.. or the time zone of which the
station
is in.
Not all of us know, care to know or care to learn how to figure out
UTC
time, nor should we be just because a select few want it.
Paul;
Both clubs
I use my local time (Eastern) for MW or FM logs, UTC for shortwave
logs. And I always specify which date and time my logs are in when I
report. Not everyone knows what time zone Delaware is in, or even
where Delaware is...;)
There...clear as mud.
John Cereghin
Smyrna DE
On Nov 12, 2007 3:59
Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
I prefer using either Eastern Time.. or the time zone of which the station
is in.
Not all of us know, care to know or care to learn how to figure out UTC
time, nor should we be just because a select few want it.
We're not exactly talking brain surgery here - if
R. Sweden-1179 loud clear in Swedish 2125 UTC. They will probably switch to
English at 2130 UTC.
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I have cable internet... and I only noticed it last ight and on
specific
frequencies, not across the entire band.
I'm not certain whether the motel at LBI had cable or DSL although I
believe the latter however we hadn't had that problem
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Neil,
My choice would be UTC for everything, being a foreign DXer, however,
since so many DXers are domestic, that would not be too popular. I know
of several avid domestic DXers that never even think in the term of UTC.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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From: Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:17 am
Subject: Re: [IRCA] CJGX QSL
Joe asked: On the subject CJGX Yorkton, has anyone ever had any luck in
getting a QSL from them?
/
In between our power outages with our 80-85 MPH wind gusts, I did catch
CRI (presumed) on 1269 khz this morning at 1430 UTC. That is a new one
for me. Also sounded like a second CC underneath.
73,
Patrick
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CJGX 940 QSL'd for me back 40 years ago, but today I don't know. But
most Canadian stations are good QSLers. It may take a follow up though.
I still have good luck with QSLs from our neighbors to the North. I
enclosed $2 U.S. for rp.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Walt,
They IDed at Rolus Rossii when I heard them, but I think there was
more to their ID too, I could not understand.
73,
Patrick
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Up for sale, I have the following items:
A Working Russco Pro Turntable. It may need a new needle soon, but it's in
otherwise good shape. Was working on a regular basis when removed from
service in Spring 2007.
A Uinited Press International Machine, unknown if it still would work today
if the
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
1720 EST1214.90 strong het
1735 EST1457.60 het - Angola, Albania?
1740 EST1512 weak music
1757 EST1422 DLF, // web audio - new!
1801 EST1214.90 - on recheck the het is gone.
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At 23:18 UTC (3:18 pm PT) I'm getting weak carriers on 621 (the strongest at 3
to 4), 639, 837 and 1575. Nothing close to audio as yet.Walt in
Victoria
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Just a quick note to say that I have finished publishing audio clips to my
website made during our cruise to Europe in April 2007. I have done my best to
be accurate regarding dates and times. Interesting what a Sony portable will
do in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean with the built in loop
No luck with the WFAW 940 test last night. One local Spanish station and an
out of state Spanish station could not be phased very well. Thanks
to those who work on getting this test, and to WFAX,
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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at 2325UT, noticed a carrier on 1458, which seemed off channel; a
quick closer look yielded 1457.622 kHz, so possibly Albania, recently
noted by Bruce Conti on 1457.626
Unfortunately, Bruce also noted s/off at 2330UT, so will have to
wait for another time (European MW Guide says 2230 s/off).
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
1810 EST1521Saudi Arabia, very good in spite of WWKB
1815 EST1134Voice of Croatia EN ID
1816 EST1089Talksport
1818 EST999Middle Eastern Music, Morocco I suppose, but I can't
raise the signal on any of the DX Tuners.
1820 EST945France
In our case it was just 1200, and onl lasted a few
minutes while the only computer here was off. I am
sure it was a conventional radio signal of some kind,
and my guess - since the LBI folks heard it on several
channels - is that it is from central or south america
or the carribbean. Perhaps Cuba.
I had a great if very brief signal from Albania around
1700 on 1395, and TWR Roumoules 1467 also was solid
though weaker a few minutes later. Lots of hets, all
over the band.
1620 Radio Soleil, one of the Boston haitian pirates
with heavily-accented French and Radio Soleil ID
around 1730-1800,
I went out to check the antennas this afternoon and found a 40 foot
Shore-Pine laying across the beverage, about 2/3's the way to the far
end. The wire isn't broken, but it will take a chainsaw to cut the tree
and move it. I will ask my neighbor about it later. If is isn't moved by
the time the ME
Thanks Walt. Then I should send a report to the VoR for this? Much
appreciated.
Patrick
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As others have noted, definitely a better morning for TPs. First
logging for me in a long time of S. Korea on 756 // 711 for
example. Most were at the barely audible level, though there were
an awful lot of them.
Listened from 1445 to 1530UT.
Asian unless noted.
Darn good audio, if
--- Walter Salmaniw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 02:40 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Walt,
They IDed at Rolus Rossii when I heard them, but I think there was
more to their ID too, I could not understand.
73,
Hi, Patrick. That would be Golos Rossii or Voice of Russia. So
perhaps this
At 02:40 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Walt,
They IDed at Rolus Rossii when I heard them, but I think there was
more to their ID too, I could not understand.
73,
Hi, Patrick. That would be Golos Rossii or Voice of Russia. So perhaps this
is an umbrella ID that's used as well for a number of
Nick, I heard this tonight at 2220z, 1457.60 in my book, and it was on after
2300, though at 2345 or so it was gone. No audio. First time I've noted
this one. Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
at 2325UT, noticed a carrier on 1458, which seemed off channel; a
quick closer look yielded 1457.622 kHz,
Hello,
Since returrning to active MW Dxing a few years ago I use UTC exclusively in my
log book for domestic and foreign stations. When reporting a domestic station
on the reflector I use Pacific time.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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At 04:05 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
--- Walter Salmaniw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 02:40 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Walt,
They IDed at Rolus Rossii when I heard them, but I think there was
more to their ID too, I could not understand.
73,
Hi, Patrick. That would be Golos Rossii or
At 03:51 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Thanks Walt. Then I should send a report to the VoR for this? Much
appreciated.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
You know, Patrick, thinking back to the days of the cold war and the USSR,
sending reception reports to Radio Moscow yielded QSLs
Very weak carrier on 1215 at 0019 UT local sunset is 0027.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 15:19:07 -0800 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
irca@hard-core-dx.com Subject: [IRCA] TAs very early on the west coast At
23:18 UTC (3:18 pm PT) I'm getting weak carriers
--- Walter Salmaniw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 03:51 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Thanks Walt. Then I should send a report to the VoR for this? Much
appreciated.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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You know, Patrick, thinking back to the days of the cold war and the
USSR,
Thanks Walt. It is hard to tell who is in contol of the operation. On
Kaliningrad, I see several different QSLs from different operations. I
could try a couple different address and see who comes through.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Russ,
There also is a local address in Kaliningrad too, but I don't know how
much luck I would have with that. I don't also know if there is much
mail theft in Russia these days.
73,
Patrick
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I also am getting a weak carrier on 1215 at 0027.
Patrick
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At 04:35 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Russ,
There also is a local address in Kaliningrad too, but I don't know how
much luck I would have with that. I don't also know if there is much
mail theft in Russia these days.
73,
Patrick
Patrick, I'd say that mail theft is rampant, especially mail to
I now have a weak carrier on 1206 at 0048 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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I also am getting a weak carrier on 1215 at 0027. Patrick
At 04:22 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Very weak carrier on 1215 at 0019 UT local sunset is 0027.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
Right, Bill. Another promising evening? Lots of carriers from bottom to top,
with some 5s in there as well. I just reviewed the European and African MW
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Walt
I sure hope I can get some audio tonight as the last few nights I could only
get carriers.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley AZ
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At
At 05:09 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
Walt
I sure hope I can get some audio tonight as the last few nights I could only
get carriers.
Bill Block
Doesn't look good at the moment, Bill. After a promising start, all the
carriers I have now are down in the mud again :-( (01:10
All carriers are now gone at 0121 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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At 05:09 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote: Walt I sure hope I can get
some
Talk to me about this . I could afford payments.
I may be able to come get it.
Willis
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Subject: [IRCA] $350 FOR SALE HAMMARLUND HQ-180
Saudi 1521 fair on big carrier with AA talk 2306. UAE Farda 1575 threshold
audio with Mid-east pop mx 2308. 1215 fair and clear on long peaks. Rock mx,
EE ancr taking a phone call, Virgin Radio ID 2328. No trace of needed
country Russia here. 1548 audio traces, but unsure if Kuwait or UK or ?
I use local time when reporting domestics and UTC for trans-pacific. If
reporting both in one message I will use both local UTC.
Don K.
Patrick Martin wrote:
I think the rule of thumb in both clubs has been ELT for domestic and
UTC for foreign. Here al of my clocks are set on local time
--- k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Talk to me about this . I could afford payments.
I may be able to come get it.
Willis
I have a HQ-180A. No clock .sniff! It's an
amazing receiver, especially on AM band. I need to
clean mine up and send it to a friend of mine for
aligning.
Powell
In watching CHEK Victoria tonight, lots of damage on Vancouver Island.
Trees down everywhere with wind gusts over 100 km/h. We had gusts here
of 86 MPH on the North coast Not as many trees down, but still some and
hitting cars and homes. This was another nasty storm. I just heard
Penticton was
Walt,
I can always include the old stand-by, IRC's. Those are easy to get at
the PO. I don't think that would be an issue if I sent the report to
VoR, but I will have to include a CD though.
Patrick
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# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 12 November follow.
Solar flux 70 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The
I've heard Wayland MA WE2XGR/1 506 KHz the past few
nights with a killer signal. I have actually copied
several similar stations on 506, including one with
the same calls but /6. I have also had a few
variations outside those parameters.
* What are these stations, and is there a
comprehensive
... and strong. At 2144 EST.
Saul / Burnt River ON
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Pat,
Just heard on KCMD that the roof blow-off the Gearhart fire department
building.
Tim Riley said the the sirens went off and people thought a tsunami was on the
way.
The winds were high here, probably a third of what the coast had.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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I really like the idea of using UTC with DX test
notifications. But there is no avoiding the risk of a
time miscalculation. If using UTC, the person
organizing the test would need to make sure they - and
the engineer at the station- are both on the same page
in converting local time to UTC. This
Try this site Saul:
http://www.500kc.com/
I also copied four stations in the 505-506 kHz range while on DXpedition
over the weekend. They included the one in Mass. you heard, plus one in NY,
one in CO and another in OR. There's a pretty good explanation of the whole
project on the website.
73s,
Good Evening:
Here are a few of the carriers and levels on TA's heard this evening.
189 4
738 3
1134 3
1215 3
1377 2
1422 2
1575 1
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
JRC 545 Ewe NE
U shaped fence antenna
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I don't have it Delaware as 1380 is clear right now, but I did get
France on 1377 over the weekend, so see if you can did some French out
on the low-side.
John Cereghin
Smyrna DE
On Nov 12, 2007 10:13 PM, Konnie Rychalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Strong het booming in here 1377-1380 kHz 10PM
Strong het booming in here 1377-1380 kHz 10PM EST 0300-UTC, can't make it out
on a DX-440 with much 1380 splash. Anyone else?
Konnie
SW CT
DX-440
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At 02:37 13/11/2007, you wrote:
I've heard Wayland MA WE2XGR/1 506 KHz the past few
nights with a killer signal. I have actually copied
several similar stations on 506, including one with
the same calls but /6. I have also had a few
variations outside those parameters.
* What are these stations,
WE2XGR/6 (Pen Yan, New York; 200 watts ERP) at present (2201 local) very
strong into Wilmington, DE on 506 khz. USB with morse code ID.
Regards,
-Pete Jernakoff-
K3KMS
Wilmington, DE
www.21centimeter.com
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France 1377 audible here in IL // stronger 1206 . 73 KAZ
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From: John Cereghin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Who's Strong het onabout
1215 Russia finally logged here in IL when audio peaked. 0310 mixing with
Virgin's mx. Gal in RR, then man in RR then mx different from Virgin. 0330
man in RR o/u Virgin's mx and a weak SAH from Spain which is not favored by
this northern antenna.
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Only a very weak carrier on 1215 here at 0350 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: irca@hard-core-dx.com Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007
03:43:59 + Subject: [IRCA] 1215 very weak audioGood Evening:
1215 with some very weak audio at 0342 utc. Sounds like man in
At 06:37 PM 11/12/2007, you wrote:
I've heard Wayland MA WE2XGR/1 506 KHz the past few
nights with a killer signal. I have actually copied
several similar stations on 506, including one with
the same calls but /6. I have also had a few
variations outside those parameters.
* What are these
I'm getting some French as well now, down in the mush, at 2255
Eastern...pretty good in the upfades.
John Cereghin
Smyrna DE
On Nov 12, 2007 10:44 PM, Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
France 1377 audible here in IL // stronger 1206 . 73 KAZ
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From: John
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