680CHFACanada, Alberta, Edmonton, fair mixing with KNBR and KBRW
at 0150 EDT 9/30, with man in FF, KNBR mostly phased. (PM-OR)
680 KBRW Alaska, Barrow with such good signals to the North tonight,
I thought I would try for KBRW again, no ID heard, but a woman ancr at
0150 EDT 9/30
Thanks Robbie;
That is what I thought too but 2000' of any wire for less than $20 had
me intrigued. Too bad that you can't get 2000' of 16 or 18 guage
stranded wire for that price. :)
73
Dave in Indy
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Good Morning,
Listened from 1300-1403 utc. Conditions down from
yesterday. More noise here this morning.
153RUSSIA, 1300-1304 weak with man in Russian.
189RUSSIA, 1305 fair with man in Russsian.
209Mongolia, 1308 threshold audio.
279RUSSIA, 1308 weak with man in Russian. 1315
Listened this morning between 13:08 and 14:08 and it immediately became obvious
that this was no repeat of yesterday's fantastic conditions. I'd call it an
average, or even a slightly under performing Fall equinoxial morning. SF72,
A1, K1 (who cares!). Upper band was down especially compared
I recently received my copy of the 30th edition of the NRC AM Radio Log. As
such, I am offering my copy of the corresponding 29th edition (2008-2009)
to the US/Canadian MW DX community at no charge. If you want to
figuratively throw your hat into the ring for said item, and you are
located in the
Walt,
I totally agree. This was not a repeat of yesterday. Lots of powerhouse
JJ's, like 594, 693, 747, 774, 954, 1134, tc in, but not the signal of
yesterday. Here 4KZ 531 pretty much dominated after 1430 with nice spots
and tc's. Also 4QL 540, 4QR-612.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL
Walter said: Listened this morning between 13:08 and 14:08 and it immediately
became obvious that this was no repeat of yesterday's fantastic conditions.
I'd call it an average, or even a slightly under performing Fall equinoxal
morning.
Exactly.
Other than stellar audio on 594 from
Colin,
I was hoping for a better morning with the TA carriers and KBRW being
logged last night. But it sure took a nose dive. I wonder how they did
out at Grayland?
73
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Here is a nice site, that uses Google Maps, for figuring how many feet
that you have to work with in a particular area is for setting up BOG's
in parks and such.
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/
You need to use the option: Manually (straight lines) or else it will
take you to the nearest road.
To
I should clarify. The site is not specifically aimed at figuring
distances for antennas but is a mashup site of Google maps into a
virtual pedometer site. Also neat for figuring distances hiked / biked,
distances of property lines and so on.
73,
Dave
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I'd like to have it!
Willis
- Original Message -
From: Peter Jernakoff peter.jernak...@usa.dupont.com
To: a...@nrcdxas.org; a...@yahoogroups.com; irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:34 AM
Subject: [IRCA] NRC AM Radio Log, 29th edition up for grabs
I
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Sep 30 1806 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 29 September follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 1.
The
The end of Sept is often about the best SSS time of the year. Note that
tomorrow most stations in the US and Canada will be switching to night rigs
about 45 or even 60 minutes sooner than today. The extra darkness along the
paths to these stations makes all the difference in the world.
Here's
On this side of The Pond the second half of October can be good for logging
day timers and pre facility changes. At that time actual station sunset occurs
before the FCC sunset. This can give a window of opportunity of up to 30
minutes or so. I get the window of opportunity from the website
What a difference a day makes!!! I guess that I should have expected
conditions to tank after the extraordinary morning of the 29th -
actually I feared that they would and THEY DID!
The morning was like a slightly below average morning recently on
Orcas, though the conditions continued to
Interesting, watching the BBC news that for the first time advertising
on the internet has beat out radio and TV ad money in the UK. Is the US
far behind. Where does that leave the broadcasting industry?
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
Wow, just my luck, Walt! I missed out on the great TP activity Tuesday
morning because I had left my antenna switch in the off position before
recording the Perseus files. Two hours of recorded noise doesn't make for
very interesting DX.
Yes, I admit there are some advantages to DXing live and
Like others have reported, a drop from yesterday's conditions. But,
since my conditions didn't have as far to fall, the difference wasn't as
great. Like yesterday, it was mostly Japan, but some of the rarer ones
I noted yesterday didn't show today. On the other hand, had a decent
signal on
Hello All,
With expectations high after yesterday, this morning's propagation was a
major disappointment for someone with modest equipment in a very modest DXing
location.
Whereas John, Walt and Nick seemed to have some salt-water-enhanced TP-DX
to record on this mediocre morning, here
Kaz,
Great info. Thanks for sharing.
Gil
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At 11:05 AM 9/30/2009, you wrote:
What a difference a day makes!!! I guess that I should have expected
conditions to tank after the extraordinary morning of the 29th - actually I
feared that they would and THEY DID!
The morning was like a slightly below average morning recently on Orcas,
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Oct 01 0006 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 30 September follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 6.
The
It depends on what each TV or radio station has going in terms of a Web
presence. If it's driving a lot of traffic to its site, then maybe it has a
shot at picking up enough Internet ads to offset the lost broadcast ads. A
lot of TV stations also have ads running before online clips, such as news
Had Spanish talk on 1680 to 9:29pm CDT, then didn't hear it for a few seconds,
then heard next 3 minutes seemingly weaker then faded out. On 1560, at 9:37
black gospel or southern gospel-what's the difference?- singing There Must Be
A God Somwhere. Might only be WI.
On WPRR-1680 MI was Air
Weak audio on 1215 at 05:22 UTC, but that's about it. Off to bed in order
to get up early enough for the TP morning!..Walt
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 3:37 AM, Nick Hall-Patch n...@ieee.org wrote:
Only 1215 has light audio at the moment (0330UT), but there are sure lots
of weak TA carriers
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