Another odd morninglistened from 1310 to 1320UT, and again at 1350UT. The
propagation monitor said that some peaks were at, ahem, 1340UTHowever, I
did catch 594 peaking at 1320, but most other audios were pretty lackluster.
Asian unless otherwise noted:
pretty darn good audio (at
I heard some IDs for WHAS on 1530 some weeks ago. I figured probably
WCKY, but no other IDs.
Patrick Martin
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radio without people. you gotta love it.
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--- Robert Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How many battery changes in the T615 since you've
had it?
73 Gil
There's a big difference in AA batteries and AAA's.
More than 3 times the capacity for AA's and the analog
radios take FARF A Rless power to run.
Powell
POP email is
--- k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another odd thing is on 1530 right now. WCKY is
running a loop that says,
CBS radio networks, channel 44. Seems like,
perhaps, that a few stations
got caught being a sleep at the wheel when the
baskeball games ended
tonight.
Actually they most likely
--- Paul B. Walker, Jr.
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I guess the automation fell asleep at the wheel on
this one.. and didn't
kick back in after the game
WRONG. The automation system does exactly what it's
told to do.
WCKY seems to be NOTORIOUS for having automation
problems.. I've heard
they're transmitting a weird buzzing noise
Mickey fell asleep at the controls? I've been told it's quite a Mickey
Mouse operation over there.
(C'mon, I know a few of you were thinking about it).
And that's a standard joke within the Radio Disney organization. Not as a
denigrating
Thx Wills,
I heard them do that several weeks ago. At least I know I'm not the only
one, hi hi.
73 de Joe
Happy Easter
On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 00:53:47 -0400, k4ape wrote
Another odd thing is on 1530 right now. WCKY is running a loop that
says, CBS radio networks, channel 44. Seems like,
If you haven't considered rechargeable NiMH cells in a while, you may want
to re-visit. They are approaching capacity of alkaline cells. I have
several devices that I power all week long on them. I just have a weekend
routine of charging them a new set of cells for them. If you go this route,
Doc,
Thanks for answering. Keep the e-mail coming direct. I'm always available at
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73 from Jolly Cholly (Ahoy, Alas and/or Alack)
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about 4 weeks ago I bought from a chinese seller at eBay a SRF-59. Yesterday
I finally received it at my work place.
I was completely deceptioned! The reception was different from an old SRF-59
I own! Sensitivity and selectivity was, say about 70% of my old 59. And, to
make
WQEW isn't a Disney OO, just a lease time.
My bad. It was pointed out to me offlist that Radio Disney did buy WQEW
recently. So, the Mouse lives in New York as well.
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
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It's sad when you treat a 50 kw in a major market like a low power daytimer
in the middle of nowhere.
No inference to Paul, he cares a hellva lot more about his station than CC
does to CKY.
Jerry Kiefer
Roswell, NM
**Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL
My local (and client) WLKW is off the air due to a program line failure.
Just got a nice WTSA ID and mention of Brattleboro. Vermont daytime on a
local frequency. Nice! No clear signal from any of the other more local
1450 stations at about 9:45am EDT.
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1325-1415. Tuned first this morning to JOUB 774, no audio,
then to JOBB 828 weak audio. Happy that I did not turn the radio off, the
upper channels were very good. A few unknown stations heard. Had the
recorder running, will listen latter.
828
Hey Gary;
Thanks for the reply. Yes, John and Gil have worked EXTREMELY hard on
the DX ULR Sprint Contest and my hat is off to them (and all the
contestants). As for the logs, I was thinking more along the lines of a
quick, down and dirty cut and paste. In fact, after my incessant
ramblings
I will be heading to North Carolina this weekend to visit family, and wonder
what the possibility of hearing CBA from the Raleigh/Durham area is before they
bite the dust. Any thoughts or suggestions from anyone?
Jim Pogue
Memphis, TN
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On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 09:52:14 EDT, JKi5384486 wrote
It's sad when you treat a 50 kw in a major market like a low power
daytimer in the middle of nowhere. No inference to Paul, he cares a
hellva lot more about his station than CC does to CKY. Jerry Kiefer
Roswell, NM
I'm not a broadcast
Jim - I want to say that I have seen them reported down the the East
Coast. Possible deterents: 1) The RDU area is a bit inland. 2) Another
potential fly in the ointment is that my local WFNI (ex WIBC) puts a
monster signal to the SE US on their 10Kw night rig. My dad lives in
the Sandhills
At 10:31 AM 3/21/2008 -0400, David Hascall wrote:
Hey Gary;
As for the logs, I was thinking more along the lines of a
quick, down and dirty cut and paste. In fact, after my incessant
ramblings below, I have cut and pasted my logbook from the ULR sprint.
Dave..thanks for posting your
This morning was very poor with no audio. I woke up early and a check had
some weak MW hets around 1230 utc. Later even the hets were gone except for
usual huge 1098 het, 1356 utc.
Last night early evening had 570 Radio Reloj RR at good level for a couple
of minutes, and I even caught the one
Is CBA movin' to FM ???
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Yes, they have been broadcasting on their new FM frequency for some time and
the AM 1070 transmitter will be turned off quite soon.
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, MA
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From: Mike
On Friday 21 March 2008 00:25, k4ape wrote:
Barry-
Are you sure that it is WQEW with buzzing? I hear w weak station
under the buzz that sounds like it might be something from Disney.
It was definitely WQEW. I think there was some residual Disney audio
way under the buzz.
Apparently the
Here's my recording of 1560 at 0500 UTC this morning. I thought they
were playing Stockhausen. :-)
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/wqew.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland
Barry McLarnon wrote:
Something's up (or down) at WQEW-1560 - instead of the usual Disney
din, they're transmitting a
Hey David,
Thanks for the reply, and I certainly understand that all of us must
live within the limits of our finances, as we enjoy this new ULR fascination.
In the beginning of the Ultralight radio boom, about 99% of AM-DXers
were skeptical that these pocket radios could
And if anyone wants to see what's emitting the buzz, it so happens that
WQEW is my Tower Site of the Week this week...
http://www.fybush.com/sites/2008/site-080321.html
s
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As Dennis observed, things were better on the top end of the band (much better
there than here, judging by some of his loggings), and better later. Most of
the audios were still at the barely there level, but there were some unusual
ones. Listened from 1340 to 1410UT, and missed the peak on
Mike,
Yes, another one bites the dust. At this rate Canada will no longer have
any AMs. However I do suspect there will still be a few around to fill
the void as Canada has so much rural area that a 50 KWer is needed to
cover much of it. Maybe what is needed is a station on 540 in the cener
of
Thanks for the reply Gary. I just bought a SRF-M70 at Goodwill last
week ($1.50). It is d-e-a-d on MW, just a wooshing sound thru the
phones. FM is okay. Any idea on if that is easily fixable or where to
begin? The reason is that I was going to return it to GW (along with a
vintage JC Penney
Thanks Scott. Interesting photos and text - especially the 660/880 combination.
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, MA
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And if anyone wants to see
Thanks Marc. Thanks Patrick. Your idea is good but Canada has been the one
that added 530 as a regional channel with 1 KW Daytime and 250 waats at night.
They might have some problems with the 530 / 540 at such high power. Does
anyone know what happened to the old CFFX 960 transmitter ??
--
Good Day,
I remember about a year ago there was a 50 kw transmitter
from a Canada station that was for sale on e-bay. If I remember
right the station was in Ontario, Canada.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 20 March follow.
Solar flux 68 and mid-latitude A-index 10.
The
I received this somewhat disappointing e-mail today from Dale Lamm at WHBC.
I wonder if some of our list members who are professional broadcasters might
contact Dale directly and see if we can still salvage a full-blown DX Test?
I don't know the applicable FCC rules that well - particularly how
Hello Jim, Good luck with snagging CBA Moncton but be prepared to fish them out
of a mix of signals from Birm,ALA; Indy; Greenville,NC; Sans Souci,SC; Lookout
Mountain TENN; Memphis,TENN; Charlottesville,VA.--Bill in BC
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Joe wrote-
Happy Easter
And very HAPPY EASTER to you JOe, and to the group!
Willis, K4APE
Old Fort, TN
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Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
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FM: Yamaha T-80 Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'
AM: Hammarlund HQ-150 4' FET air core loop
Will do.
On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 4:23 PM, Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
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FM: Yamaha T-80 Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'
AM: Hammarlund HQ-150 4' FET air core
--- Mike Hawkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will do.
No ya didn't.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
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FM: Yamaha T-80 Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'
AM: Hammarlund HQ-150 4' FET air core loop
Dennis,
You're right, it was a 50kw Continental 317-B on 680 kc, I believe it was in
Toronto. They were wanting 10 grand for it. A beautiful box and a set of
finals for it will cost you more than that.
They listed it twice with no bidders. Sad.
Jerry Kiefer
Roswell,NM
Rob and others,
The results of the 2008 DX Sprint, without the detailed logs of the
two top scorers in the Stations Logged Categories, were sent to all
participants within 48 hours of the close of entry. Within another
day or two, the results of the 2008 DX Sprint, with the detailed logs
Happy Easter everyone...
Patrick
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 21 March follow.
Solar flux 68 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 5.
The
Mike,
I am sure many listeners all over Canada still listen to AM, but
apparently that has not stopped many stations from going off. Things
change. Ten years from now, who knows who may own CKYL and what the
plans will be, maybe less time. I never thought one company would ever
own both Astoria
I have the old Port Erie Ont QSL'd on 530 from the 80s with 400w, back
before all of the TIS stations. There also was another at High Level AB
with 400w was I QSL'd. They were fairly regular in the
Fall/Winter/Spring.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
Good Evening,
Just found out that I had the broadband loop matching
transformer (ratio 16-1) connected to the Ewe this morning.
The ewe matching transformer ratio is 4-1. Wondering if
using the 16-1 matching transformer was the reason for
the higher channels to come in some much better than
I was setting here thinking about what this hobby could use, and came up with
the following.
A super blast of particles from the sun, to create an Aurora that can seen in
the day light in Tennessee. With an A index of 254 and K index of 75.
Wouldn't that be fun!!! :
73's
Willis
Old
Now that would be interesting, but the AK may be so high that here
would be no skip period.
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But I will.
Bob Coomler, W6RJC
Cloverdale, CA
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Will do.
No ya didn't.
Russ Edmunds
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[EMAIL
Which message are you disregarding...the first one, or the second one?
On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 7:15 PM, Bob Coomler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I will.
Bob Coomler, W6RJC
Cloverdale, CA
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Will
One of my favorite catches last year was hearing both of the local
IDs simultaneously at 2319 JST last November from the two NHK 2
stations on 1152: JORB, Kochi on Shikoku Island and JOPC in Kushiro
in NE Hokkaido. Happily, the automated local IDs for the two stations
had one female
I am disregarding all of them!
Sincerely,
Paul B. Walker, Jr.
Operations Manager/Program Director/Assistant Sales
Director/Secretary/Assistant Engineer
Cleaning Person/Toilet Fixer Upper/Lawn Mower/Dog Walker
Cool Country 1590 WABV Abbeville, South Carolina, USA
http://www.wabv1590.com
At 01:27 AM 3/22/2008, Dennis wrote:
Just found out that I had the broadband loop matching
transformer (ratio 16-1) connected to the Ewe this morning.
The ewe matching transformer ratio is 4-1. Wondering if
using the 16-1 matching transformer was the reason for
the higher channels to come in
At 02:19 AM 3/22/2008, you wrote:
Todays mail brought a thick envelope from JORB Kochi. Inside were a partial
data QSL card, a long letter from the CE of NHK Kochi and three pages of color
pictures of the antennas, transmitters and studios of NHK Kochi. Man, that
was really worth waiting
Seems doubtful. You'll have to contend with Indianapolis, Chattanooga,
Greenville, Sarnia, Charlottesville. Maybe if you were closer to the
coast... 73, Tim
On 3/21/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will be heading to North Carolina this weekend to visit family, and
wonder
WCSZ 1070 Sans Souci/Greenville, SC is off the air and has been silent since
7/1/2007. It has 4 more months to return to the airwaves before facing
possible license revocation.
It will come back on the air, but WHYZ Radio aka Tama Broadcasting (Dr
Cherry) is looking to sel lthe facility. Expect
Might have had PCB's.
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John
I received the exact same thing from JORB a few days ago for a report
sent last November. Mr. Sasaoka must have been getting caught up on his
QSLing. I have to agree, the package was well worth the wait.
Bruce
John H. Bryant wrote:
One of my favorite catches last year was hearing
Congrats John. A good one.
73,
Patrick
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Hardly worth reporting, but there is a slight audible carrier on 1215 this
evening around 0500UT, more than I've heard recently.
best wishes,
Nick
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