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New 2008 Mediumwave Edition
The first update for 2008 of this free guide is now online at
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The radio guide lists thousands of operating AM radio
Hi all:
The Definitions Committee has now recognized additional Sony models as
worthy of the name Ultralight Radios, all based on the now-legend CXA1129N
chip, the heart of the SRF-59. These new models include:
SRF-39 SRF-59 ancestor, with FP (clear plastic) and L (LW!) versions
SRF-49
At 07:02 AM 1/18/2008, you wrote:
Listened from 1345-1440 UT and heard these carriers 558, 576, 747, 774 and
828. The only audio was from JOUB-774 at 1434 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
Listened here in Victoria for a few minutes before work called. Quite lively
especially
As one of the accomplices in this little thing of ours
(cosa nostra in Italian, hi), since I live near the
border towns of Detroit-Windsor, if you mail the radio
to me, I can get it across the river and either mail
it to him, or meet him somewhere.
73 de Joe, KJ8O
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm still hearing a station on 1110 in the mid-afternoon carrying
contemporary gospel/EZ Christian contemporary mx in the
Fairborn/Dayton
null. Today, just before 1600, I heard what sounded like a WAKU ID
mention of several cities including
David-
My first guess would be WTOF (X-WBCA) IN Bay Minette, AL. bUT, there isn't
any Charleston around the Mobile, AL area.
At 1630 this afternoon, I had WTOF on sunset skip. This station is well
known for cheating at anytime they want, even though at 1600 they would
still have been on day
Willis:
I have heard them here doing rather well, but certainly not in the
middle of the afternoon like this, only at sunset. Anyway, I'm quite sure I
got very close on the ID, WAKU, WKKU or, just possibly WOKU. Could the WV
1080 have a new twin. Another of the Charleston area
My first thought was how could there be islands in WVA? wiki answered
that:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_islands_of_West_Virginia
I think Russ has it.
Gil
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I checked the RF patterns for WBIX-1060. This is done to determand if I
would a chance of hearing the test.
Their day pattern at 40kw, has a deep null towards us in the deep south. The
major portion of the day signal is into NH and ME. This is possibly because
of protection of KYW.
Their
Russ:
They're still on 1080 as far as I know, though the format is right.
I'll see if they're there tomorrow.
David
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Russ Edmunds
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 5:42 PM
To: Mailing list for the
--- David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Russ:
They're still on 1080 as far as I know, though the format is right.
I'll see if they're there tomorrow.
10watts.com says they moved 9/14/2005.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N;
At 20:59 18/01/2008, you wrote:
Jim,
Audio recordings would be appreciated but files of signal strength
versus time would be of much greater scientific value although we
realize that this may not be possible for many people.
Sounds like a job for that software defined radio languishing in the
I'm still hearing a station on 1110 in the mid-afternoon carrying
contemporary gospel/EZ Christian contemporary mx in the Fairborn/Dayton
null. Today, just before 1600, I heard what sounded like a WAKU ID
mention of several cities including (something) Island and Charleston very
clear. Anyone
And for anyone wondering who the Todd Rundgren fan is, it's WBIX Chief
Engineer Grady Moates
And this picture of him in a Todd Rundgren tshirt standing next to WBIX's
Broadcast Electronics 4MX50/50 Kilowatt Transmitter says it all:
http://www.fybush.com/Tower%20Site/060519/wbix-4mx50.jpg
Paul
WHNV296 Los Angeles Airport (LAX) Travellers
Information Station for my report of 24 Dec 2007,
12:08 PST 530 kHz QTH of Hermosa Beach. Second QSL
earned using the SRF-59. Thx to Martin Foltz for the
address. (Miller)
73 to everyone de Joe, KJ8O/6, Troy, MI
Gary,
Just got back for Grayland a few hours ago.
The Sony SRF-39FP surprised me on how
sensitive it was. Heard JOUB 774 on all
4 models of my Sony Utralights, and barefoot
too. NO other TP's heard barefoot.
Took the SRF-M85V out to the beverage
this morning before reeling the wire in.
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Jan 19 0016 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 January follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 14.
The
1530WYMM FL JACKSONVILLE 1630 18/01/08
.every Sunday morning, right here on Jacksonville's mighty 1530 On
top of WLAC for a moment, then QSBed. [WM-TN]
Finally a new one!
DXer: Willis
QTH: Old Fort, TN
ANTENNA: 149' long wire
RCVR: Drake R-4C
Additional info on HAARP tests.
-Original Message-
From: infohaarp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 9:34 AM
To: Jim Pogue
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: January tests
Jim,
Audio recordings would be appreciated but files of signal strength
versus time would
WBIX 1060 kHz Natick (Boston) Massachusetts DX Test
Date: Sunday morning (late Saturday night), Feb. 24, 2008. Time: Midnight -
2:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, 0500 - 0700 UTC. The station will conduct
the test at 40,000 watts power using their two-tower daytime antenna
pattern. Programming will
Listened from 1345-1440 UT and heard these carriers 558, 576, 747, 774 and 828.
The only audio was from JOUB-774 at 1434 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Jan 18 2109 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 January follow.
Solar flux 71 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 14.
The
At 12:30 AM 1/18/2008 -0500, you wrote:
At 2320 CDT 1/17 am hearing WJHX La Doble X 620 Lexington AL completely
dominating the frequency in WTMJ null with SS music. They are doing quite
well
for nominal 99 watt night power (daytime power is 5 kw).
73 Bill Dvorak Madison WI
I'm hearing quite nice moon bounce best using USB tuned to 6791.8 USB. HAARP
itself is very loud at S9+10 or more, whereas the moon bounce is quite weak,
heard in that 3 second time frame after the 2 sec HAARP
signal. CW seemed to work (exactly on 6792.5, but the bounce wasn't so
obvious, nor
They simulcast on 1700 KKLF Richardson, Texas (10KW Day, 1 KW Night.. all
non directional)
KKLF's daytime site is halfway between North Dallas and Sherman.
The night site is se of McKinney.
Paul
On Jan 19, 2008 12:06 AM, blueeyes 71 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does 570 KLIF also broadcast on
Does 570 KLIF also broadcast on 1700?
I ask because I heard id's for 570 KLIF between 7:30pm
- 8pm est. 1-18-08 on 1700, on two different radios.
First radio is a 1990 walkman style radio/cass. player
with digital display by Koss, the other radio is the
Sony SRF 59. Both radios bareback.
Sheila
Hello All,
After creating spot Amazon shortages of SRF-59's, and overwhelming
Audio Cubes with SRF-T615 orders, I should have learned my lesson about giving
great Ultralight Radio recommendations on this list.
The latest supplier to suffer a meltdown appears to be the Florida
On Saturday 19 January 2008 00:15, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
I'm hearing quite nice moon bounce best using USB tuned to 6791.8
USB. HAARP itself is very loud at S9+10 or more, whereas the moon
bounce is quite weak, heard in that 3 second time frame after the 2
sec HAARP signal. CW seemed to
Moon bounce is back again at 05:46 after the bounce portion being absent for
about 5 to 10 minutes. Dang, it's gone again at 05:48. I'd say that the
bounce was audible about 1/3 of the time here in Victoria.Walt
PS: And there it is again at 05:49:30, though weakly
At 09:51 PM 1/18/2008, you wrote:
On Saturday 19 January 2008 00:15, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
I'm hearing quite nice moon bounce best using USB tuned to 6791.8
USB. HAARP itself is very loud at S9+10 or more, whereas the moon
bounce is quite weak, heard in that 3 second time frame after the 2
I began hearing the HAARP signal promptly at 0500UTC, fairly well in
CW mode right on 6792.5kHz. Using the relative audio levels of
Spectrogram software, the HAARP signal often rose 5-15db above the
noise. The echo was very occasional but could be seen to match the
frequency and timing, just
Hi, Barry (and Don). The 7407.5 is a lot weaker here in Victoria.
Using CW here at 0625UT, and can certainly hear (but not always
see) the bounce on the SDR14, though the strength of both the
initial signal and the bounce varies considerably fadey. Recorded
the earlier portion as we
At 11:03 PM 1/18/2008, you wrote:
On Saturday 19 January 2008 00:15, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
I'm hearing quite nice moon bounce best using USB tuned to 6791.8
I'm hearing it here too, also using USB. The HAARP skywave signal is
not tremendously strong -
Barry
I first tuned in around
On Saturday 19 January 2008 00:15, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
I'm hearing quite nice moon bounce best using USB tuned to 6791.8
I'm hearing it here too, also using USB. The HAARP skywave signal is
not tremendously strong -
Barry
I first tuned in around 0510 and was amazed to be getting
I listened for the full 2 hours of the lunar echo test, and heard the echoes
the full period. I had to switch to the 6 Hz narrow audio filter after about
45 minutes in order to keep hearing them as they got weaker and weaker. Even
the TX was barely heard the last 30 minutes or so. But doppler
The test was copied in Seattle beginning at 0500. The transmitted
signal was quite good at first on 6.7925, about 25-30 db above the noise
floor, with a the echo almost as strong. As time went on, the echo
became less noticeable, especially after 0530. The transmitted signal
became
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