Hello Saul,
Wow, what a great description of the SRF-59's general niche in the
DXing food chain, hi.
OK, Saul, I will let you (and other Canadian SRF-59 DXers) in on a
little secret. I have now done 16 full service-manual alignments on the
SRF-59
radios, and I wish I could
This is being heard in N.E. MN at 0554 CST 14 Jan 08. Wish I could hear
some of the DX tests this well.
Paul LaFreniere
Grand Marais, MN
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They're turning it off at night and this is on a temporary basis.
Larry Stoler
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Hi Patrick - just to avoid any confusion, however, KCA999 was actually a police
dispatch station. As I vaguely recall it was used primarily for admin traffic
and things like APBs, it had a live dispatcher and real-time traffic. It sure
made for some interesting listening. Also, as I recall,
If you haven't posted or sent me your results on this test, please do so soon.
I'll probably try to put my report on it together this evening. Thanks.
Jim Pogue
IRCA/NRC Joint Broadcast Test Committee Coordinator
Memphis, TN
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Peter:
He said, It's 5:03, I'm Mike Roberts with WCRN News
www.wcrnradio.com and www.mikerobertsonline.com are two websites if
importance there.
Paul Walker
www.walkerbroadcasting.com
On Jan 14, 2008 9:14 AM, Peter Jernakoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Drift net DX update from northern
Drift net DX update from northern Delaware:
An initial review of my 7-Jan-08 SDR-IQ RF spectrum sunset captures yielded
the first two new ones of the new year.
07-Jan-08 // 1703 local // 830 khz. // WCRN // 50 kw // Worchester, MA //
Male with end of stock market report then quick, faint ID:
Hi Saul:
Excellent discussion of the SRF-59 and its larger brethren! I reached the
same sorts of conclusions when comparing it with the Sony 7600GR - each
definitely has its slot in the toolbox. I really like the ability to DX
from th epillow and decide whether it's worth getting up at 5:00 AM
Ultralitests,
Can someone email me the url for the Sony site to order a SRF-59. I bought one
and my daughter asked if she could borrow it to listen to at work. I'll just
tell her to keep it and get another one for myself.
Steve
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Paul -
He said, It's 5:03, I'm Mike Roberts with WCRN News
www.wcrnradio.com and www.mikerobertsonline.com are two websites if
importance there.
Many thanks for filling in the missing wording!
Regards,
-Pete Jernakoff-
K3KMS
Wilmington, DE
www.21centimeter.com
This communication is for use
Thats the way I remember it in the 70's. The were on HI Low
band licences all over the state inc. Mt. Washington
( AKA Seargents Location ) As I remember it most of the SP work
was done through the county repeaters. A lot of towns had
part time PD's ( if they even had one ) that used there own
Joe,
Sorry, this got lost in the shuffle. I don't anticipate having any
records related to QSLing, since so few DXers and domestic stations
do that anymore (unfortunately.) If there is a groundswell of
UltraQSLing, I'm sure we'll have an appropriate category in the
Awards program, when that
I will drop by the Sony store in a few days when I am back in Toronto.
Looked like it had digital readout (as opposed to HD, in case that's what
you thought I meant).
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This image of a Sony SRF-84 would indicate it is analog not digital tuning.
http://www.ogormans.co.uk/Pocket.htm
Curt
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At 11:22 AM 1/14/2008, you wrote:
I will drop by the Sony store in a few days when I am back in Toronto.
Looked like
J.D.:
Shortly before the KKMO DX Test was aired, Monte Passmore added only
sweep tones and a short station identifier to what was to be run
during the test, according to the e-mails I saw and to dxtest.info.
There was no mention explicitly that Morse code would be included in
the station
Hey Steve:
Amazon has it:
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-SRF-59-Radio-Walkman-Headphones/dp/B6JQ06
and many other sellers that Amazon directs you to on that page have it.
Sony's Web page has it for $14.95 as well:
I'll have another look at the model, maybe got numbers wrong...had already
bought the 85, so wasn't going to buy more than that...
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IRCA,
Thank you all for the emails I got directing me to the sonystyle.com site, and
others. I would never have thought of style when searching for a radio.
Thanks again.
Steve
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Hello All,
Thank you all for giving me more wonderful excuses to purchase new,
exciting Ultralight radio models!
The 2008 Ultralight Shootout was forced to recruit two additional
contenders because of the unfortunate arrival of a very poor-performing
C.Crane
SWP model, which
--- W. Curt Deegan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This image of a Sony SRF-84 would indicate it is analog not digital
tuning.
http://www.ogormans.co.uk/Pocket.htm
It's really too bad the M37 series has issues with strong signals, as
it'd be nice to have a longwave-capable Ultralight.
Russ
BBC Five Live-909 in at decent level discussing youth violence 2225 UTC.
France-945 also in well with news in French earlier at 2138 UTC.
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, MA
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Just a reminder that the test will air tonight/Tuesday morning with Morse
code, sweeps and voice announcements at approximately midnight, 1 a.m. and 2
a.m. Check the website www.dxtests.info for full details. Good luck
everyone.
73s, Jim Pogue
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A lot of mid west stations noted in northern Va. Milwaukee WOKY 920, WSBT0960
South Bend, WMT-600 Cedar Rapids, IA, WHA-1310 Madison, WI among others.
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From family homestead at Pt. Judith, RI, regularly heard NH SP Troop B, if
recall correctly, near Manchester Airport occasionally Concord, but not Troop
F transmitter on Mt. Washington. When driving in NH, heard most lo-band SP's.
Vacationed for years at Balsams in Dixville Notch. Hotel didn't
Back before I really started seriously DX'ing I used to hear police
calls in what is now the X-band. IIRC 1640. This was from the Northern
NJ shore.
Above that I used to hear the Wilmington DE Marine Operator somewhere
around 1700 or so.
This would have been somewhere in between 1960 and 1962.
Checking my old 1977 SPEEDX utility Guide, I find Victoria Coastal Radio/VAK
in Sooke, BC, with a frequency of 2458 kHz. 1630 seems an unlikely frequency
for a coastal station so perhaps you did transcribe it wrong. Or was this
perhaps a time instead of freq? Another possibility might be 2630 kHz
Pacific Northwest Dxers,
Checking my log book from 11/01/80
I heard a station on 1630. Have it listed
as Victoria Coast station and it was
broadcasting a Warning to Shippers.
Was this station on 1630 kHz, or did
I write down the wrong frequency?
Reception was from Albany, CA
Thanks for any
Not heard; just WSAI, and WBLC in the next county.
Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee
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Hi Jim,
Thanks for checking the 1977 SPEEDX utility Guide.
1630 was in the frequency slot on the log book and
the time was 1205 GMT. It looks like the letter A
written half way through the zero in the 1630. The radio
was a HQ-180 and above the1630 setting on the dial
is 3.2 MC. Maybe I
DX TEST -- 960 CFFX ON Kingston
TIME: Early morning of Tuesday January 15 (Monday night).
MODE OF OPERATION: CFFX will test using its 10,000-watt daytime directional
pattern.
PROGRAMMING: Regular adult contemporary programming. Special test material will
consists of three hourly voice
I did well at sunset to IN TN and NC... Nothing new, just good enough cx.
From central Ontario.
saul
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Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 6:39 PM
I plan to be awake and DXing 960 (and other channels if cx warrant)
through the -0210 EST test period and am happy to take calls (not
collect) at 705-454-9636.
Saul
WhyI thought all Canadan's were rich. Is this just another myth?
Willis
In fact, CFFX is noted here on what seems most likely to be day pattern and
power. I know the test is automated. The engineer has an early morning to
prep for and do the 6 am EST shutdown. So this may last until 6 am. So while
I encourage any of you to try early, I'll be disappointed if you
Mostly Mexican style music. Candidates include NC and CT, and if TN is still
on then the TN station. My hunch is NC. Earlier lots of mentions of
Guatemala, one of Mexico...lots of use of the word 'manyana' between songs.
Monday evening at Burnt River.
Anyone know if one of these stations is
Wouldn't it be WNTD in Chicago? They are listed on the RR web site.
Jim Pogue KH2AR/WPE9HLJ/KG6DX1A
Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, R-390A, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop, PAØRDT mini-whip,
attic longwire, Quantum phaser
QRZ.com/KH2AR
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WNTD Chicago.
Paul
On Jan 14, 2008 8:27 PM, Paul LaFreniere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott Fybush--
Any idea what station is Relevant Radio 950? Had good signal from about
1845 CST until just before TOH when the mandatory fade occurred. Was all
over WWJ for about 10 minutes with usual
Whoa Nellie ... forget WROL ... make that WNTD Chicago...
http://www.relevantradio.com/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?pid=469
Relevant Radio has begun broadcast operations on WNTD 950 AM -
Chicago. Effective immediately 950 AM will broadcast Relevant Radio
programming 5 am - 7 pm Monday
Scott Fybush--
Any idea what station is Relevant Radio 950? Had good signal from about
1845 CST until just before TOH when the mandatory fade occurred. Was all
over WWJ for about 10 minutes with usual Relevant Radio talk programming.
Relevant Radio 950 slogans. Can't find anything on
I'm afraid so, Willis. We're dirt poor, contrary to popular mythology.
Actually, it's a family place, and someone else pays the phone bills. Not
fair for me to stick them with collect calls.
Now it's my turn at the myth thing - corn mash ... do you or don't you? (I
hope you do; a good bit of
***Perhaps*** WROL Boston...
From www.wrolradio.com...
For more than 40 years WROL has been providing the community with quality
Irish and Catholic programming and we would like this tradition to continue
and expand.
If you know of a Catholic organization that would like to sponsor their very
From the primary E1 Yahoo discussion group:
Talked with Eton today. Only the E1XM is being discontinued. The E1
will remain the flagship of Eton. Walter Hess was not clear in his
statement to Passport. So a lower price better quality radio will
emerge. Sounds like a winner to me. Who really
For anyone that's interested, CFFX is currently dominating 960 here in N.E.
MN. Maybe that's an indicator of decent reception to the west for their
test. Lots of Lite 104.3--Kingston's Lite Rock slogans.
Good luck to those who need this soon to be gone station. Another one from
the Great
By the way, does anyone know where one can even buy an XM-less E1
(besides overseas)?
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We keep getting conflicting info here.
First we learned that all E1's were being discontinued.
Elsewhere we learned that E1XM was being retained and the
E1-without-XM was being discontinued because it would compete too
close in price to the Sat750 that's due out any day now.
And now it's the
Dennis,
You are right, reference the IRCA Almanac second edition.
1630 had several stations:
VAF Alert Bay, BC (wx at 0905, 1020, 1420, 2320)
VAG Bull Harbour, BC (wx at 0845, 1040, 1440, 2345)
VAC Comox, BC (wx at 0935, 1220, 1540, 1835, 2335)
VAJ Prince Rupert, BC (wx at 0345, 0805, 1050,
That would be WIBA, not WHA, which is on 970, and despite being
one of the four or five oldest broadcast stations in the US, remains a
Class D AM.
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In a message dated 1/14/2008 7:30:02 PM Central Standard Time,
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In fact, CFFX is noted here on what seems most likely to be day
pattern and power. I know the test is automated. The engineer has an early
morning
to prep for and do the 6 am EST shutdown. So this
I used to lisen to ship to shore radio on 1630 on my parent's phono-radio.
QSLed them doing weather, I recall, but cannot think of their call sign.
This was c.1966 or earlier
ef
78 rpm tube phono, internal antenna
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Had WGTK 970 here as well (Burnt River ON). Please stop eavesdropping on my DX.
;-)
Seriously, cx seem good to the IN KY TN VA area here tonight.
Saul
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..I heard/logged 970 WGTK Louisville, Kentucky with an ad for a local BBQ
place, followed by a station liner and back into programming at 9:34pm
Eastern
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Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 9:10 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] More on the Eton E1
By the way, does anyone know where one can even buy an
On Jan 14, 2008 9:10 PM, Mike Westfall, Lost Almost NM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
By the way, does anyone know where one can even buy an XM-less E1
(besides overseas)?
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable/0101.html
The statements about either the E1 or the E1XM still being sold
From: Stephen S. Howe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IRCA] KKMO DX Test Morse code
J.D.:
Shortly before the KKMO DX Test was aired, Monte
Passmore added only sweep tones and a short station
identifier to what was to be run during the test,
according to the e-mails I saw and to
Tuned to 960
1.) Nulled local WWJ's nighttime IBOC, check
2.) Oriented antenna for best signal, check
3.) What? WFIR Roanoke. At least I am hearing
some music underneath.
I'm hoping this is a good sign.
More progress reports as they happen
73 de Joe, KJ8O, Troy, MI
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And while I was listening for CFFX I just logged WDLM in East Moline, IL
with ID at TOH and into religion. New for me.
Jim Pogue KH2AR/WPE9HLJ/KG6DX1A
Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, R-390A, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop, PAØRDT mini-whip,
attic longwire, Quantum phaser
QRZ.com/KH2AR
Guys and guys...
Im fiddling around with my SRF-59 tonight to see what I can get.
Well, so far, the dominant station on 960 is WFIR Roanoke, Virginia. I
confirmed it via their website, as I was hearing Michael Savage (he has an
unmistakeable voice).. and WFIR's website confirms he's on.
Dan,
Sorry, it was WHA on 970 that I heard with clear ID at about 535est. I was
listening to the end of their state news...what caught my ear was mention of
Superior and listening in what they were talking about was something to do
with UW-Superior, the University of Wisconsin-Superior. Then
Jim Pogue wrote:
Wouldn't it be WNTD in Chicago? They are listed on the RR web site.
Thanks Jim. You are right, of course. I did check their site and saw the
930 listed, but somehow missed the 950.
Thanks again.
Paul LaFreniere
Grand Marais, MN
Guess what, WFIR faded and CFFX popped up.
Heard an Eric Clapton song (I think it was his voice),
several 104.3 ID's and a CFFX ID.
I think this just be a good night.
Hope the rest of you can hear it.
73 de Joe
Saul Chernos wrote:
Whoa Nellie ... forget WROL ... make that WNTD Chicago...
Relevant Radio has begun broadcast operations on WNTD 950 AM -
Chicago. Effective immediately 950 AM will broadcast Relevant Radio
programming 5 am - 7 pm Monday through Friday.
And that would explain the SS
Joe Miller, KJ8O wrote:
Guess what, WFIR faded and CFFX popped up.
Heard an Eric Clapton song (I think it was his voice),
several 104.3 ID's and a CFFX ID.
I think this just be a good night.
Hope the rest of you can hear it.
I set up the R8A on CFFX before I left Rochester this
I haven't heard any such stuff but only started really paying attention
after Paul called me. All I can say is stay tuned...with the test times in
mind in particular.
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Just logged KMA-960 in Shenandoah, IA while listening for CFFX. I thought I
had KMA long ago but my logs show otherwise. Two new ones so far on 960 this
evening.
Jim Pogue KH2AR/WPE9HLJ/KG6DX1A
Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, R-390A, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop, PAØRDT mini-whip,
attic
Test easily heard here. What was really cool was watching the sweep
tones on the spectrum display of my Winradio! Audio and visual DX.
Art Peterson
Richmond, CA
Winradio G313i, R. West loop
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I'm getting Cuba (reloj), RoanokeVA, Shawano WI, Kingston ON and had an ESPN
that might be Calgary. All have been previously heard.
saul
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..all within a few minutes, bareback on an unmodified SRF-59.
720 with unmistakeable jamaican accent, rather strong in WGN null, confirmed
on my regular sangean set-up.
555 St. Kitts quite strong on the sangean, I had a very wee trace of a
signal in between 550 and 560 on the ULR.
Might have
Only a strong KKNT Phoenix here at 8:23 PM PST. Some Spanish music fades up
occasionally. I'll keep listening.
Martin
From: Joe Miller, KJ8O
Subject: [IRCA] CFFX Status Report from Troy Michigan
Tuned to 960
1.) Nulled local WWJ's nighttime IBOC, check
2.) Oriented antenna for best
I'm getting ranchera music mixing with Calgary while over-optimistically
waiting for the CFFX test to possibly reach the Pacific Northwest.
Anyone know who it might be?
Bruce in Seattle
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I'm afraid so, Willis. We're dirt poor, contrary to popular mythology.
I know you are better off than I am. I was born with AIDS and it has keep me
from buying the things I want. The AIDS I was born with, is raer and not
well know. I have Acquired Income Deficent Syndrome.
Now it's my
Bruce,
Thanks for the information. I must have
heard them shortly before they when off
the air.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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At one time there were a number of Canadian Coast Guard Stations doing
Martin,
Thank you for checking the 1630 Victoria. Now
I can go back and enter VAK in the call column.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Dennis,
You are right, reference the IRCA Almanac second
One more CFFX note that I neglected to add: as I was making the long
drive from Rochester downstate today, I checked out the CFFX signal one
last time on the way east from Rochester. It was coming in quite
listenably from just east of Rochester (out of the WROC 950 splash) to
just east of
At one time there were a number of Canadian Coast Guard Stations doing
weather on (I think) 1630. As I recall, there were stations in
Victoria, Prince Rupert, Tofino, and maybe a couple others. I QSLed a
couple of them just before they went dark circa 1980.
Bruce
Eric Floden wrote:
I used
I doubt that I will hear the test. WERC Birmingham, AL is just to strong
with reruns of C2C/ and in their fad downs, Yes, you guessed it, there is
some Cuban. These are the two dominate stations on this frequency. Will be
listening and hope for the best.
The only Canadian provinces I have
I won't tell ya what I heard, but it punched thru the atmosphere pretty darn
good. There's some good dx to be had tonight, 880 a possible Spanish station
carrying American pop...tried to ID that when the 960 test material on an
adjacent radio kicked in. Next up is 0100 est (give or take a
Bruce,
I noticed the Ranchera earlier but could not mind anything listed. Who
changed format?
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Heard (somewhat) easily from Southeastern Michigan,
distance approx. 375 miles, but had to null local WWJ
950's nighttime IBOC, and then WFIR suddenly popped up
after a long period of fading.
Glad I was able to hear them one last time, having
also logged them in Dec. 2002, Jan. 2004, Sept.
2005.
Saul
Using the SRF-59, I heard the CFFX test at midnight but under WFIR. Being
relatively new at this, I am surprised. CFFX (Kingston) is 226km/140mi from
my location and the test was conducted at 10 000W (as mentioned in the test
notice). WFIR in Roanoke, VA is 733km/456mi away and broadcasting
At 05:17 AM 15/01/2008, you wrote:
Hi all:
I caught snippets of morse code at 2-3 minutes past the hour, which may
have been CFFX's test program. Anyone help me out with a 10 second WMA
file???
Kevin, they were sending code at that time, and it was heard in
Victoria, though my overexcited
Thanks Kevin. It was strongest off the Eastern beverage.
73,
Patrick
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HI Patrick:
I ID'd KOVO at the TOH, didn't know they had switched, but it was a
typical rancherio type of ID.
Kevin
Bruce,
I noticed the Ranchera earlier but could not mind anything listed. Who
changed format?
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
Hi all:
I caught snippets of morse code at 2-3 minutes past the hour, which may
have been CFFX's test program. Anyone help me out with a 10 second WMA
file???
Thanks - Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA
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Heard at with Morse, sweeps and voice ID. Signal was good and nearly
alone on 960, as it has been much of the night. Was using the R8B with tape
recorder setup, but have also heard this station on both a Sony M37V and an
SRF-59 this evening.
73 Bill Dvorak Madison WI
Code and sweep tones over an otherwise messy channel (WELI and possibly
WFIR) at 0001 EST in Suffern NY, 30 miles NW of New York City.
Receiver: Sony ICF-SW1000T, barefoot. (Trying on my new SRF 59, too,
but nothing yet...)
I will get my Rochester recordings e-mailed to me tomorrow morning
Perhaps a little overenthusiastic at the recent Ultralight radio boom, a
razor-tuned SRF-59 optimistically tuned into an RF-packed 960 frequency on the
west coast...that sounded everything like a graveyard channel.
Just after EST, The Fan in Calgary attempted to hold the
The CFFX test came in well with Morse ID's and sweeps just after
midnight; actual program content is tougher though, because it's right
on line with WELI here. I was rewarded with a newie while setting up
for the test, WTCH, Shawano, WI.
A very good night!
Dave
Albany, NY
Drake R8B, Quantum QX
Check out http://www.nnbradio.com/stations/pdf/klamathfalls.pdf
It's KLAD Klamath Falls, who I thought was SS.
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Nice going Kevin and Nick on hearing CFFX. Does anyone know
the station playing Country Western Music? Slogan is
960 Country Legends. The Fan from Calgary also heard,
but
Dennis
I think the Country Legends station is KLAD Klamath Falls. The format
slogan fit them, at least.
Bruce
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aw the SRF-59, piece o' junk eh gary???
;-) ;-) ;-)
Keep trying...
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Perhaps a little overenthusiastic at
Kevin, Thanks for the audio file.
Patrick Martin
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There was also maybe 10 sec of code around 3 and a haf minutes after the
hour that sounded like sound effects from CFAC too. Did anyone catch
that?
73,
Patrick
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KLAD Klamath Falls, OR?
http://www.countrylegends960.com/
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Nice going Kevin and Nick on hearing CFFX. Does anyone know
the station playing Country Western Music? Slogan is
960 Country Legends. The Fan from Calgary also heard,
but
On Tuesday 15 January 2008 00:05, Scott Fybush wrote:
Code and sweep tones over an otherwise messy channel (WELI and
possibly WFIR) at 0001 EST in Suffern NY, 30 miles NW of New York
City.
For those keeping score, the code and sweeps only ran for a minute and
a half, from 0001:10 to 0002:40
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Nice going Kevin and Nick on hearing CFFX. Does anyone know
the station playing Country Western Music? Slogan is
960 Country Legends. The Fan from Calgary also heard,
but no CFFX. Two more chances.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Sounded like this hour's test started a couple of minutes after the top
of the hour - once again, code and sweep tones over WELI here at Suffern
NY, 30 miles NW of NYC - but this time on the SRF 59. Yay ultralights!
s
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Dang, I'm going to send this again; it hurts not to have one's
crowing heard, hi. This was sent about 5 minutes after midnight
EST Once again, thanks Saul and Jim...
Nick
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Thanks, Saul.I sure feel alert now, just heard CFFX in code
under the 960
Picked up bits of morse code between :05 and :06.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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