For anyone interested:
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Special request Radio New Zealand Shortwave Memorabilia
I've been asked by RNZI to produce a special documentary[s]
celebrating 60 years of shortwave broadcasting from Radio NZ/RNZI
since September 1948.
Do you have any old audio recordings of RNZ SW broadcasts? Any
Wow. When I type FEMA in the subject line, the Send Message box freezes up. I
got a little bit better read on the signal on 1610 and am about 95-percent
certain the call is WNG879, though the fellow who did the tape tails off on the
last digit of the call. Part of the text of the test
Per the QSL, the station is licensed by the FCC, but I have no clue what
connection the station has with the Army. Being the Armed Forces,
anything is possible.
Patrick Martin
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Once the band is void of broadcast stations, it will make for a most
interesting amateur band.
Or turn it into low powered community broadcasting stations.
On Feb 7, 2008 2:05 AM, Donald K. Kaskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't forget about weekday commute hour(s). That is the most densly
Bill,
A big let down from yesterdays totals. JOUB 774 could
just manage a weak signal.. Was surprised that Radio Rossii
on 153 had such a good signal. Nothing from the other
Russian long-waves.
Loaded the JRC up with tropical band frequency+'s,
will start giving them a listen in the evening
Note: this is not a legal USA callsign, as you might think since it starts with
A-. Only part of the A- series belongs to the USA, per ITU allocations:
AAA-ALZ United States of America
AMA-AOZ Spain
APA-ASZ Pakistan (Islamic Republic of) *
ATA-AWZ India (Republic of)
AXA-AXZ
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1501-1603 ut
153Russia, Radio Rossii good signal at 1501 with woman in Russian.
774Japan, JOUB weak with Japanese at 1512.
828 Japan, JOBB weak at 1513 with man in Japanese.
3315 Australia, Tennant Creek 1344 good with Temptations My
Or K-Love on every other frequency...
On Feb 7, 2008 11:19 AM, Russ Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once the band is void of broadcast stations, it will make for a most
interesting amateur band.
Or turn it into low powered community broadcasting stations.
On Feb 7, 2008 2:05 AM, Donald K.
Dennis
I listened from 1345-1430 UT and only heard weak carriers on 747 and 828. For
the first time this year I heard no carrier on 774.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 February follow.
Solar flux 71 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 5.
The
Cruiser 980 clear, over and out: Dan Verbeck retires from KMBZ
By AARON BARNHART
The Kansas City Star
Tonight Dan Verbeck will go to bed at 5 p.m. or try to anyway. He will rise
shortly after 11, along with the rest of the third-shifters and any zombies
lurking around area graveyards.
Checked 1290 about 4:52 p.m.PST 2/7 in hopes of landing KOUU-Pocatello's
recent upgrade of 50 kw. Haven't heard this call altho 1 or more of
previous calls have been logged back in antiquity somewhere. Noting the
usual SS on KAZA and KPAYs talk show I eventually heard cw music
plowing thru. At
Don,
KOUU 1290 is a powerhouse here all day. Their 50 gallons really get out.
Heard KNJY-950 at 2000 EST tonight too.
73,
Patrick
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Hi Patrick. I found the following on the Information Station Specialists
web site which is a great TIS/HAR resource that I have mentioned
numerous times previously. Note that this information appears to be from
2003. At that time they were apparently using trailer mounted portable
TIS stations on
As long as what ends up on the MW band is not NSP.
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Dave Trott I believe is still there as his pic is in the flier they
enclosed.
Patrick
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Patrick,
I e mailed Mr. Trott. I will pass along info when I receive a reply.
73,
Patrick
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Patrick:
I have no problem with INSP.. or insportational.. just because you don't
like it, doesn't mean it don't deserve a home on the raido.. not every
station can program something you like.
Paul
On Feb 7, 2008 9:45 PM, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As long as what ends up on
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I'm pretty sure Patrick meant NSP - No Silent Period.
BTW, is your impromptu test on for tonight Paul?
73s, Jim
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At 500 Watts, it is.
Paul
On Feb 7, 2008 10:12 PM, Jim Pogue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm pretty sure Patrick meant NSP - No Silent Period.
BTW, is your impromptu test on for tonight Paul?
73s, Jim
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On Behalf
We are halfway down with repairs. We've made it up to 500 Watts. In
repairing stuff today, we found a part in the back of the transmitter had
burn/blownout in a previous incident and we can't go to a full 1000 Watts
with the part like it is.
That being said, we are at 500 Watts and will do a test
Forwarded on behalf of Paul Walker:
We are halfway down with repairs. We've made it up to 500 Watts. In
repairing stuff today, we found a part in the back of the transmitter had
burn/blownout in a previous incident and we can't go to a full 1000 Watts
with the part like it is.
That being said,
C'mon Paul...I've already taken a showerr tonight. Surely you can't expect
me to get dressed and drive to SC tonight just to hear your test...I don't even
know if I remember how to get to your parking lot!
Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!
It's easy to find. got a nice flood light on a banner out front.. and I'll
park George, my beagle outside with blinkinglight son his nose for ya'.
Paul
On Feb 7, 2008 10:53 PM, Ira Elbert New, III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
C'mon Paul...I've already taken a showerr tonight. Surely you
Am getting occasional poor to weak audio fadeups on 189 Iceland, 198 UK,
1134 Croatia and 1215 UK, with other MW hets on 783, 909, 972, 1053, 1125,
1566 in the 0315-0330 utc period.
Steve
NE Oregon
R75, longwires
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A number of mostly weak carriers tonight (1215 the strongest, no
surprise) between 0315 and 0400UT...
774, 855, 864, 882, 1008, 1017, 1089, 1107, 1116, 1125, 1134, 1152,
1269 and 1566 were the weaker ones...
1566 is intriguing...very hard to get a bearing on it, but seems in
the 50 to 60
C'mon Paul, the least you can do for your fellow DXers is to blow something
up, electrocute someone, endure the unforgiving wrath of the FCC and your
employer. Whatever it takes to go full power and make your fellow DXers
happy.
;-)
Well, I'll give 'er a try anyhow, though I have three locals
My engineer has already gotten a nice jolt of electricity once form this
transmitter several months ago and once is enough for all of us.. ;=).. oh,
and I am the boss here.
The test is under way..
Paul
On Feb 8, 2008 12:11 AM, Saul Chernos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
C'mon Paul, the least you
all times are EST.
1590WABV SC ABBYVILLE0014 08/02/0
Heard what sounded like raw AC being sent as morse code, by a lid operator.
Heard it again at 0029. Very weak under station from Jackson, MS. [WM-TN]
DXer: Willis
QTH: Old Fort, TN
ANTENNA: 149' long wire
RCVR: R4C
Ok, forgive me.,...
Raw AC? What's that stand for? Or am I forgetting and having a brain fart?
And do you mean, live operator?
Paul
On Feb 8, 2008 12:35 AM, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all times are EST.
1590WABV SC ABBYVILLE0014 08/02/0
Heard what sounded like raw AC
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