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Hi all:
I live in a townhouse development, where putting out 300 or more feet
of
wire just isn't possible. However, I could put out 150 feet in two
opposite directions, essentially a 300 foot center-fed longwire/BOG.
One
of the directions is West, towards
--- Craig Healy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was speaking about EAS alerts. Right now I have most of my clients
configured to automatically relay any serious EAS alerts such as
tornado
warnings and Amber Alerts.
*** And that does make sense of course, although i suspect a lot of
stations
Listened from 1355-1440 UT and heard these carriers 693, 738, 747, 774, 828,
1521, 1557, 1566 and 1593. The only audio was on 774 with JJ talk at 1432 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
R8
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Climb to the top of the charts! Play
Kevin,
Kazaross has been the most active experimenting with BOGs for
about the last two years. Most of his BOGs now tend to be in the 400
to 600 foot range, as I remember. However, I think that he started
out at about 200 or maybe even less. Laying on the ground tends to
make the thing
Very good for TP reception this morning, with both DU and Asian.
153, 189, 279 Far East Russian LWBC good, 1445 utc.
1116 4BC weak, man and woman talking 1448 utc.
531 presumed DU, EZL music, with separate station with man talking in Aussie
accent, both weak 1510 utc.
1575 presumed VOA, weak,
Kevin,
I also found this from Kaz:
My mini-Phased BOG System here is aimed 35 deg and is 341 ft // 214 feet
and is stunning for TA's and also for East Tex/East Mex stuff.
These parallel bogs which are phased, are only separated by 2-3' . I modify
what I said earlier about your ability to run one
Hi all:
Thanks to Gil, John, Russ Jim and Walt for their great suggestions. I
will be covertly walking the townhouse grounds today and devising my
after-dark scheme!
73 - Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA
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Bob,
Do you remember when WLAA 1680's predecessor was the World's most powerful
TIS for the Orlando area?
73 Gil
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Had a bit of time to do a quick comparison on AM this morning. My
results from a few brief tests seem to be very similar to the shootout
results. The SRF59 has an edge in both sensitivity and selectivity over
the DT-200 but not a lot. After an even quicker test the 59 also
appears to be slightly
Hi all:
Item #320211931001 on eBay will have this delivered to your door in an
UltralightNing-fast one week, from a seller with 100% feedback. Price is
$99 plus $20 shipping, a little more than through the (apparently now
swamped) Audio Cubes 2 vendor.
73 - Kevin
I am back setting the timer an letting the cassette deck run AN on a
certain frequency. Last night it was 1600.
1600 KEPN CO, Lakewood, good a lot of the time, especially late in
the morning with usual ESPN promos. Best ID at 0859.50 EST 1/26 This is
the New ESPN Radio 16 hundred, KEPN
At 09:12 AM 1/26/2008 -0800, you wrote:
Hi all:
Item #320211931001 on eBay will have this delivered to your door in an
UltralightNing-fast one week, from a seller with 100% feedback. Price is
$99 plus $20 shipping, a little more than through the (apparently now
swamped) Audio Cubes 2 vendor.
The closer you get to the ground the more directional a wire will be. I
know when my Eastern beverage was 4 feet off the ground, it was more
directional on many frequencies than it is now at 10-12 feet off the
ground. But it seems to be more directional at the lower end of the band
than it used to
Thanks Paul. I will check it out. Those islands are pretty much of the
rest of what I need out in the Pacific, but are tougher.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Good for you, Robert as I very strong feel that this is not Guadalajara.
Fred Cantu keeps a fine and up to date list at
http://www.fredcantu.com/frec_am.htm
More info is here http://www.mexicoradiotv.com/listjali.htm
As well as here
Sounds lots like what I used to get back around 1990 on 1600 with my Bev's
in the hills outside of San Diego.
Perhaps your country 1600 is KLGA, but I don't get them often here so am
unsure if they have switched slogans. Perhaps give them a call ?
KLGA-AM
2102 80th Ave
Algona, IA
Phone: (515)
KRFS
1600 kHZ Format: Adult Stand.
Network: Jones - Standards
Slogan: Music Of Your Life
Licensed: Superior, NE
Owner: CK Broadcasting, Inc.
Began Operation: 1959
Facilities: 500w/44w ND D
Is a possibility. I have never known this station to
1680 once had the calls WTIR.
Oh, and they aren't 1KW at night .. they don't power down. At least lately,
their remote control got hit by lightning a month ago and they haven't fixed
it.
So, you heard them on 10KW
Paul
2008/1/26 Robert Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
At 12:00 PM 1/26/2008 -0500,
Drift net DX update from northern Delaware:
Four new ones from a 07-Jan-2008 SDR-IQ sunset spectrum capture.
07-Jan-08 || 1700 local || 970 khz. || WJMX || 10 kw day || Florence, SC ||
End of Staples ad then male with The first choice for breaking news,
Newstalk 970, WJMX AM. Depend on it. This
Presently in Puerto Plata on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
Thought I would do a reverse DX, looking for US signals?with the heralded
ultralight.
During a one hour period, 11-12 local time, 10-11 EST I went thru the dial,
finding most of the likely suspects.
620-WDAE Tampa
660-New
I got this email from my friend..
So I'm out running about two hours ago. I went down to Greenwich
Point which has a nice long loop around the beach. I have my little
Sangean pocket radio which is hot DX machine. As luck would have it,
WNYC's IBOC wasn't on and I hear something on 810 fighting
950 is WJKB Moncks Corner, SC .. 10KW Day, 6 towers.. 6KW Night, 6 towers
from a tower site 15 or 20 miles north of Charleston and a signal beaming
south.
Paul
On Jan 26, 2008 2:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Presently in Puerto Plata on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
Thought
WDLM 960 kHz East Moline, IL. Received a nice, f/d professionally printed
QSL card (yes, they do still exist) and personal letter in 10 days from C.E.
Glenn Rogerson for $1 and CD recording. He said they were running 101 watts
PSSA-3 at the time of my reception. I plan to talk to him about a
Jerry wrote-
950- mystery station, playing class country off Jones sat service, can't
figure out who it
was, anybody have an idea, calls sounded like WJKB or V, AM 950.? Pretty
fair signal.
Your WJKB is listed as Fox sports --
950 WJKB MONCKS CORNERS SC 1 6000 DA-2 SPORTS TALK FOX
Hello All,
Curious about the checkered reputation of the SRF-M85V among IRCA
Ultralight radio DXers, I decided to perform a quick and dirty RF alignment
on
my unit, to see if I could squeeze some more performance out of the AM-FM
stereo armband Walkman.
The unit has some
KAZ replies, It seems Gil saved some of my BOG comments to him from last
year, and everything I said then still applies now.
My shorter northern BOG is about 155 ft at 350 degrees and by itself is a
reasonable antenna on the high end, with the beam being a bit too broad for
my tastes on the
WJKB is NOT running Fox Sports, it is running Country and that's what Jerry
heard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WJKB
http://www.am950.net
Both sites show a Classic Country format
Paul
On Jan 26, 2008 4:17 PM, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jerry wrote-
950- mystery station, playing
Sure - I'll scan it Monday at work and send to you. I don't currently have
anywhere to post it, but if you want to post it somewhere you are welcome
to. Thanks for your interest Patrick.
Jim Pogue
Memphis, TN
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From IRCA member John Cereghin:
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At 1530 Eastern today, I had East Coast FM, 94.1 on 1320 with Ryan
Seacrest's American Top 40 and a weather forecast in Celsius. This would
point to CKEC in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, but I thought they were no longer
on AM? Heard on the card radio with a great
Yes it's CKEC. They usually id now as East Coast FM, but occasionally
CKEC is mentioned. I got a nice recording of both ids this morning at
0905 UTC here in Scotland:
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/ckec.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland, UK
Geralyn Hollerman wrote:
From IRCA member John
Oops- think I sent it to the wrong address! Sorry 'bout that!
--John
On Jan 26, 2008 6:09 PM, Geralyn Hollerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From IRCA member John Cereghin:
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At 1530 Eastern today, I had East Coast FM, 94.1 on 1320 with Ryan
Seacrest's American Top 40 and a weather forecast
1134 CROATIA, Zagreb, rec. a very nice QSL card (with drawing of
station building) with handwritten QSL message on back with freq, time
date in 92d from CD report with $2 rp and SASE. V/S: Zlarko
Kuretic-Director. Address: Hrvatska Radio, Prisavlje 3, HR 1,
Zagreb, Croatia. (PM-OR)
Another antenna to consider for very tight spaces, Kevin, would be a corner fed
broadband loop. I've had
amazing success with these aimed to Alaska, and Asia, especially. All you need
is some height (ie tall trees). Mine
(I have 4), are located in my urban backyard. The N/S ones are about
These loggings were made on a SRF59 in Abbeville, South Carolina on Saturday
January 26th.
These are listed in no particular order frequency or wise.
At 5:24pm, I had both an ESPN and Fox Sports station on 1660Khz fighting it
out. I know one station was WFNA Charlotte which is running ESPN but
Resending- I think I sent it to the wrong address earlier today...
At 1530 Eastern today, I had East Coast FM, 94.1 on 1320 with Ryan
Seacrest's American Top 40 and a weather forecast in Celsius. This would
point to CKEC in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, but I thought they were no longer
on AM? Heard
KAZ,
With the bev as you know, anything is possible. I remember catching WTRB
1570 TN a few years back. Since I got the bev back up I am sitting on a
bunch of more interesting channels again.
I will be checking out 1600 again tonight. Thanks for the help.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT
Hi Guys:
Here is the results from this afternoon's DX session on the SONY SRF-T615
Ultralite.
3 New Stations for the Ultralite Log.2 of which are New for my OVERALL LOG.
Also have a few UNIDSif anyone can help please?
Log totals for Sony Ultralite Radio
1380 sure is WJR NICHOLASVILLE, KY
http://www.relevantradio.com/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?pid=204srcid=534
Paul
2008/1/26 Robert Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Guys:
Here is the results from this afternoon's DX session on the SONY SRF-T615
Ultralite.
3 New Stations for the Ultralite
Er, my key got stuck.. that is WMJR.
Paul
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wrote:
1380 sure is WJR NICHOLASVILLE, KY
http://www.relevantradio.com/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?pid=204srcid=534
Paul
2008/1/26 Robert Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Guys:
Here is
Congratulations Patrick. Great QSL.
Martin
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 16:33:23 -0800
From: Patrick Martin
Subject: [IRCA] New MW QSL (Croatia)
1134 CROATIA, Zagreb, rec. a very nice QSL card (with drawing of
station building) with handwritten QSL message on back with freq, time
date
At 08:11 PM 1/26/2008 -0500, you wrote:
1380 sure is WMJR NICHOLASVILLE, KY
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Paul
Thanks Paul...That was my first quess as well.
73..ROB.
Robert S. Ross VA3SW
Box 1003, Stn. B.
London, Ontario
CANADA
--- Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I doubt, that if living in a townhouse complex and not owning all the
land,
that you would be allowed to put in a far end ground rod for
termination.
Better yet, use a fan termination, as we do at Long Beach Island.
This requires 3 or 4 15
--- Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make that 1000' or more - lost a zero in typing
--- Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I had enough land, I'd probably use BOGs up to 900 or 1000 feet.
Anything
much longer seems too lossy except maybe on the very low end, and
--- David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robert:
I think I've heard WLBG ID as The New 860. I have them listed as
RB, but the times I've heard them I'd call them more pop/rock.
Haven't
heard them lately though.
WCVZ-FM, Zanesville, ID'ed for five years as, The New
Hi All:
Interesting cx, both this morning and during early and later
sunset skip. Here's the recent stuff.
580 WIBW KSTopeka 10/24, 2306 w/ID what sounded like local
nx in WCHS null, no sign of the usual WELO, good sigs. Much wanted. My
first KS outside of
This afternoon just before dark, I went out and installed a temp 140
foot BOG running at 75 degrees under the beverage. It is not terminated.
I ran it over to a plastic piece of PVC in the ground. Does it work?
Yes. It has some directional properties. It is not as good as the 1500'
Eastern
Russ:
True. WCVZ switched from preaching to contemporary Christian, which
they continue to play. I asked the GM about the slogan and he explained
that the station continues to gain new listeners so, for those listeners, it
is the New 92.7--even after five years.
David
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Thanks Martin. It was a red letter day for me. Now if Kaliningrad will
QSL too.
73,
Patrick
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I saw a billboard north of Greenwood that said The New Classic AM 86..
WLBG.. but I thik it's an old billboard
http://www.wlbg.com/
Paul
2008/1/26 David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Robert:
I think I've heard WLBG ID as The New 860. I have them listed as
RB, but the times I've
An MP3 recording Nigel Pimblett sent Friday on a Spanish-speaking station he's
hearing in Alberta caused me to check what KZDC is doing, since I noticed it
last month dominating the frequency, after having never heard it before.
Tonight, it's there, with precisely the same sequential
Uhhh, Paul, I think you meant WMJR as WJR is still
in Detroit.
That's ok, I make mistakes too.
JM
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1380 sure is WJR NICHOLASVILLE, KY
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Paul
2008/1/26 Robert Ross
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Jan 27 0004 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 26 January follow.
Solar flux 73 and mid-latitude A-index 6.
The
Had a few minutes to scan the AM band on my
Radiosophy HD-100 receiver this afternoon
(4:45-5:00 PM CST, Saturday, Jan 26, 2008).
Here are the stations that lit up the blue
HD light ...
790 kHz KBME
ESPN 790 - The Sports Animal
http://www.790kbme.com/main.html
950 kHz KPRC
The 9-5-0 AM Radio
http://topazdesigns.com/ambc/ Barry's site says thet are moving toFM in
March. 73 KAZ
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From: Geralyn Hollerman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 5:09 PM
Subject: [IRCA] From John Cereghin
From IRCA member John Cereghin:
They've already made the move to FM... and are simulcasting the FM on the AM
for 3 months before they shut the AM down.
Paul
On Jan 27, 2008 12:59 AM, Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://topazdesigns.com/ambc/ Barry's site says thet are moving toFM in
March. 73 KAZ
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