I installed the separate two 5 foot copper pipes for ground rods for the
1500' beverage, so I have a separate ground for the two matching
transformers for the SW EWE and beverage. With how wet our soil is and
the rods are all sitting in water, I am getting a conductivity between
all of the ground
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1423-1445. Just a weak carrier from HLAZ
1566. VOA 1575 about a level 4 carrier at times.
153Russia 1423 2/5 weak with man in Russian.
180Russia, 1424 2/5 fair with man in Russian.
693Japan, 1430 2/5 JOAB fair with splatter man/woman
Dennis
I listened from 1345-1435 UT and only heard weak carriers on 747 and 774.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Hi Gary:
Sorry about the M97 - it sure looks good, though! Like a cub reporter on
the lookout for information, would it be possible to get a full rating on
this tiny guy? My guess is:
C Sensitivity
B Selectivity
B Nulling
B AGC
B Audio
C Defects (lotsa images?)
B Tuning noise (tuning muting
I'd like more info, too. I was considering the M97 not for DXing, but rather
for casual listening while walking or biking. So as long as I can pick up,
say, KMOX 120 miles away, that's about all of the DX ability I'd need.
I've seen a couple of reviews that have said that finish and construction
1220 KPJCOR, Salem, rec my letter back with verie statement on the
bottom saying Thank you Patrick. This is your confirmation. Signed ???
Owner. in 6d. Address: JC Media Group, Radio Web Newspaper, 3190
Lancaster DR, NE, Salem OR 97305. MW QSL: 2981
(PM-OR)
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception
ADDRESS?? None was posted clearly visible.
We have reports in hand for QSL requests, and are now processing them. If
you have not yet sent in a report and want a QSL or eQSL, please do so asap.
For a QSL/eQSL we would need a full paper report listing some degree of
detail and/or a
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#
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 05 February follow.
Solar flux 71 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 3.
The
This info was and still is on the www.dxtests.info website Konnie. It was
posted 1/10/08. This is your best source for news on tests. Please check it
regularly for updates.
Additional info regarding CFFX DX Test
The BTCs Canadian Connection Saul Chernos and I have been working out
some
UCB Ireland proposes to use the RTE Transmitter site
at Tullamore, Co Offaly which becomes available at the
end of 2008 when RTE Radio 1 ceases transmitting on
AM. This site is already coordinated for 567 kHZ and
could, with agreement from the RTE Authority, provide
Quasi-National coverage of
How much power does 567 put out? How much power would 612 put out?
Paul
On Feb 5, 2008 7:50 PM, Joe Miller, KJ8O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
UCB Ireland proposes to use the RTE Transmitter site
at Tullamore, Co Offaly which becomes available at the
end of 2008 when RTE Radio 1 ceases
The application which was attached to the E-mail states 100kw which
is what RTE is running now.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 + Kiwa air core loop
ICF2010 +
DX398; Palomar loop
SRF-59 SRF M37V
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Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
How much power does
WNTP 990 kHz Philadelphia, PA DX Test
Date: Saturday morning (late Friday night), Feb. 23, 2008. Time: Midnight -1
a.m. Eastern Time, 0500 0600 UTC. From midnight until 12:30 a.m. the
station will test with their new daytime pattern and 50 KW power. From 12:30
until 1 a.m. they will test with
Sure, I agree with Scott, but I listened right through the TOH and never
heard a WDSL ID, just WSIC.
David Faulkner
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Sure, I agree with Scott, but I listened right through the TOH and never
heard a WDSL ID, just WSIC.
David Faulkner
Which actually makes sense - the WSIC folks were on the ball enough to not
have their automation running a WDSL ID during hours when WDSL is supposed
to be off the air. But the
Yes, it makes sense. What doesn't make sense is the AM 1400 and 1520,
WSIC IDs, even at the TOH.
David
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UH.. the AM 1400 and 1520 WSIC ID's make PERFECT Sense to me.
They want the stations to have ONE identity and it's easier to refer to them
on air as 1400 and 1520 WSIC then 1400 WSIC and 1520 WDSL.. it provides
a bit more continuity and flow trying to drop in another set of call
letters
--- David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure, I agree with Scott, but I listened right through the TOH and
never
heard a WDSL ID, just WSIC.
WDSL is simulcasting their sister station WSIC. WSIC is licensed
fulltime, WDSL is not. It is not completely certain that WDSL is
operating
My Chief Engineer William Boyd and I will be taking WABV-AM 1590 in
Abbeville, South Carolina off the air in the mid afternoon to facilitate
some much needed repairs on the station here.
We will be replacing transmission cable along with replacing the ATU(Antenna
tuning unit) and tweaking the
--- David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it makes sense. What doesn't make sense is the AM 1400 and
1520,
WSIC IDs, even at the TOH.
That's not an uncommon practice for a simulcast operation. then they
could simply manually voice-ID WDSL hourly.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360'
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 05 February follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The
Just to set the record straight, the correct calls on
1280 Spokane are KPTQ, not KPYQ. Nice catch, Patrick!
The Q, I believe, is a reference to it's former
calls of KAQQ, which have, what I think, are an
interesting history in Spokane.
KAQQ had a nostalgia format, the calls format were
moved
Doing a quick scan of the upper part of the AM BCB band I have hets on the
following frequencies
1089
1359
1503
1521
1539 This is the strongest of the list
1566
No audio heard, just hets
DXer: Willis
QTH: Old Fort, TN
ANTENNA: 149' long wire
RCVR: Drake R-4c
Hello Tim,
The Sony SRF-M97 is not really capable of much AM-DX performance, so
you may be disappointed in trying for KMOX at 120 miles. That is pretty much
beyond the daytime DX range here, using the SRF-M97's microscopic (less than 1
inch) loopstick antenna.
The fit and
Paul said: trying to drop in another set of call letters during a simple
liner or id would be cumbersome.
//
The guys that are leasing 1510 from us use a dual ID in all of their
recorded liners and live announcements frequently throughout the hour.
It is usually something like Mile High
Stan,
That was a typo. Nancy caught it too. Yes, I heard them KAQQ and NOS.
They do pop in at times in the Winter months.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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At 05:11 AM 2/6/2008, Willis wrote:
Doing a quick scan of the upper part of the AM BCB band I have hets
on the following frequencies
only 1215 and 1134 delivered weak carriers here so far as I could tell.
I wonder if your 1566 was the new Trans World Radio from Benin? This
has been
I really need to get caught up on the airchecks I've taped while
traveling; I haven't listened to the material I recorded from WDSL and
WSIC while I was in the region last September. I'll try to do that in
the next few days.
I did listen a bit, live, to WDSL during my brief stay in Mocksville.
Stan,
Thanks for the background on Spokane's 590/1280. For the record, I
have never heard the 1280 facility regardless of what calls it has used.
I did look at Radio Locator and it looks like the KPTQ night signal
doesn't even cover half of Spokane. Is the tower located in a
particularly
Pete Taylor wrote:
Stan,
Thanks for the background on Spokane's 590/1280. For the record, I
have never heard the 1280 facility regardless of what calls it has used.
I did look at Radio Locator and it looks like the KPTQ night signal
doesn't even cover half of Spokane. Is the tower
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