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Good Morning,
Listened from 1112-1207 ut. Only one MW TP heard
and it rose to fair then faded to poor. (JOUB-776)
774 Japan, JOUB fair with man in Japanese at 1112.
2485 Australia, Katherine good signal at 1121.
2850 PDR Korea, fair with woman in Korean at
Hi Guys:
This morning @ 0700 EST I heard a Station ID as For Ave Maria
RadioI'm ??? (DJ's Name). Then into News.
There is an AVE MARIA Radio in Ypsilanti Michigan on 990 Khz...WEDO.
It also rebroadcasts via a station on 1440 Khz in Michigan ...but I can't
find anything on 1580
Robert Ross wrote:
Hi Guys:
This morning @ 0700 EST I heard a Station ID as For Ave Maria
RadioI'm ??? (DJ's Name). Then into News.
There is an AVE MARIA Radio in Ypsilanti Michigan on 990 Khz...WEDO.
It also rebroadcasts via a station on 1440 Khz in Michigan ...but I
can't find
Dennis
I listened from 1345-1420 UT and heard very weak carriers on 648, 693, 747, 774
and 828 no audio was heard.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Robert Ross wrote:
Hi Guys:
This morning @ 0700 EST I heard a Station ID as For Ave Maria
RadioI'm ??? (DJ's Name). Then into News.
There is an AVE MARIA Radio in Ypsilanti Michigan on 990 Khz...WEDO.
It also rebroadcasts via a station on 1440 Khz in Michigan ...but I
can't find
At 08:42 AM 2/19/2008 -0500, Scott Fybush wrote:
Robert Ross wrote:
Hi Guys:
This morning @ 0700 EST I heard a Station ID as For Ave Maria
RadioI'm ??? (DJ's Name). Then into News.
There is an AVE MARIA Radio in Ypsilanti Michigan on 990 Khz...WEDO.
It also rebroadcasts via a
Drift Net DX Update From Northern Delaware:
Continued review of my early January '08 SDR-IQ captures yielded two new
ones.
07-Jan-08 // 1800 local // 930 khz. // WIZR // 0.028 kw night // Johnstown,
NY // Male with quick, faint ID: WIZR AM 930... // New. A 235 mile catch
at a presumed 28 watts.
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From: Daniel Riordan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: IRCA List irca@hard-core-dx.com; ABDX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 2:31 am
Subject: [IRCA] CBC Radio One - Sydney NS
CBC Radio One switch to FM dial delayed
The Cape Breton Post
SYDNEY — The CBC says it’s
Good news - CBI-1140 is one of only three Maritime Canadians I've ever
heard in 38 years at the dials. The other two - CHTN-1190 and CHSJ-700
- are long gone. This was one grand slam I wasn't looking forward to
seeing.
Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee
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From: Daniel
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Good news - CBI-1140 is one of only three Maritime Canadians I've
ever
heard in 38 years at the dials. The other two - CHTN-1190 and
CHSJ-700
- are long gone. This was one grand slam I wasn't looking forward to
seeing.
They are common here at local
740CHWO Canada, Toronto, Ont. received in 40d a beautiful
certificate, QSL card and a profile on CHWO from the beginning.
Celebrating 51 years in breoadcasting. Also several AM 740 bookmarks.
V/S: Brian Smith, QSL manager. Address: Ontario DX Association, 155 Main
Street, North. Suite:
Thought I'd post this to the list, as I've had an inquiry and was
curious myself. Charlie-san is fine. After an absence of no list
postings or personal e-mails berating me about not DXing, I thought I'd
give his humble abode a call. I spoke with his charming wife and
Charlie's finethe
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Feb 19 2110 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 19 February follow.
Solar flux 72 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 8.
The
Mke,
Thanks for passing this along. I was really wondering about Charlie.
Hopefully he will be back online with us soon.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Thanks Mike, life would be pretty bleah without good ole CAT! Appreciate the
gesture the update.
Don K.
S.F. CA
Mike Hardester wrote:
Thought I'd post this to the list, as I've had an inquiry and was
curious myself. Charlie-san is fine. After an absence of no list
postings or
Just a note to let everyone know that Saul and I are working on processing
the CFFX QSL cards. Because we received a large number of requests, and
because the transnational nature of the QSL process is a little convoluted,
we are trying to get all the requests and responses taken care of with the
After I received the QSL in today's mail from CHWO (I have several
different ones), anyway, I went through the Ontario QSLs I have obtained
since the 60s. I had more than I first thought.
1) 530-CIAO-Brampton
2) 530-CJFT-Fort Erie
3) 540-CJSB-Ottawa
4) 560-CJKL-Kirkland Lake
5) 580-CFRA-Ottawa
6)
Hi Guys:
Well today was rather Dismal for New Stuff heard on the Sony Ultrlaight
SRF-T615 Radio.
Only 3 New Stations for the Ultralight Log...and 1 of those is new to the
OVERALL LOG.
Sunset Skip was the worse I have witnessed since I got the Ultralight
Radios. Very noisy, not much
I received a nice letter from Peter Lann, chief engineer, in today's mail,
confirming my reception on Feb. 13, probably the quickest snail-mail verie
I've ever received. Peter included a window sticker for East Coast FM
94.1also. I'm glad I caught them before they leave AM.
Dave
Albany, NY
This is for anyone interested; it came to the IRCA website e-mail.
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Many of you may already know about this site and have taken part in the fun
activities. This is an amateur radio web site which transmits live video and
audio of hamfest around the country. It is on 24 x 7, 365 days each year.
Lately I've been working on splitting up several large mp3 files which
fellow DX'er Ron Gitschier graciously converted from my old audiotapes
about a year and a half ago. It's really been interesting to re-live a
lot of this old DX. So far I've been concentrating on the later ones -
mostly
Russ,
The last time I checked out my tapes from 1979-80 on DU DX, I was amazed
the difference in Pacific DX compared to today. DUs and Pacific stations
all over. I still have the same EWE antenna, but conditions are not the
same as they were were nearly 30 years ago. Yet most of the channels are
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Feb 20 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 19 February follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 17.
The
Russ,
I don't have a complete listing of stations that have been on the air, but I
probably have better than 95% of them itemized. If you need to figure out
who's who, let me know if I can help.
Mike Hawkins
On Feb 19, 2008 5:43 PM, Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lately I've been
Mike Hawkins wrote:
Russ,
I don't have a complete listing of stations that have been on the air, but I
probably have better than 95% of them itemized. If you need to figure out
who's who, let me know if I can help.
And I've got a collection of Broadcasting Yearbooks back to 1936 that's
now
Hello All,
Having been fascinated from Day One by the SRF-59's master IC chip,
Sony's CXA1129, I saw another CXA1129-enabled Walkman, the discontinued
SRF-85,
up for auction on eBay... and decided to go for it.
This unit is a yellow and gray Sports Walkman, having the standard
kevin redding wrote:
Huh?
What did you get?
I am holding an SRF-M85V and its a digital radio? There is no thumbwheel
for tuning only one for volume.
I am very curious now. Let me know what you have.
I believe the SRF-85 and SRF-M85V are totally different radios, and that
the 85 is a
Unless you have the thumb of a brain surgeon and the
patience of a
Saint (from Colin), I would strongly recommend that you thumb
your nose at
this bizarre DXing Casino.
Huh?
What did you get?
I am holding an SRF-M85V and its a digital radio? There is no
thumbwheel for tuning only
Makes more sense now.
Kevin
On Feb 19, 2008, at 10:08 PM, Scott Fybush wrote:
I believe the SRF-85 and SRF-M85V are totally different radios, and
that the 85 is a much earlier (and long-discontinued) analog-tuned
model...
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At 05:10 AM 2/20/2008, you wrote:
On the E1 w/Quantum Loop, heard even on 7 kHz filter! 73, George S., MN
1215 had a reasonable carrier here about 0415UT, but not much else, and it's
pretty well gone now.
Nick
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Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
Hello Kevin,
The SRF-85 is an analog AM-FM stereo predecessor to the current SRF-59,
in a Spots package. It has been out of production for many years.
Your SRF-M85(V) is a digital armband-shaped AM-FM Stereo Walkman,
including TV and Weather coverage in the V model. This
On the E1 w/Quantum Loop, heard even on 7 kHz filter! 73, George S., MN
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