Indeed, that info has been saved. Thanks Neil!
73,
Dave in Indy
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Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:32:52 -0400
From: Gil Stacy gilst...@gmail.com
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: [IRCA] Subject: A simple Phased BOG System description and a
recent
1550 WDLR? H. Thanks Neil, that must be the SS station that I hear
some overnights.
73,
Dave in Indy
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Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 23:01:12 -0500
From: Neil Kazaross neil...@earthlink.net
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Better than yesterday... and still hopping 10 minutes
after 7AM.
More to follow.
594 and 603 now my favorite proximate pair of frequencies --
listened from 1345 through 1411
Using the Drake R8 with the outdoor Wellbrooks
out of curiosity -- and yes, they are beating
the barefoot E1 easily.
Listened from 1245-1424 utc. A change in conditions this
morning. Channels from 1008-1515 really improved. A lot
of splatter this morning. I need to adjust the trim-
pot on the ewe. With recent rain the ground system must
be improving, last time trim-pot was adjusted was a month
ago with
At 07:11 AM 10/1/2009, you wrote:
Better than yesterday... and still hopping 10 minutes
after 7AM.
Yes! An excellent recovery listening between 13:17 to 14:25. Nil DU. CC, KK,
and JJ all coming in very nicely. An interesting note: Things really died
briefly before 13:30, but
picked up
Hi Colin
531 here on my E5 is Spain, or Iceland if you are lucky at night.
Spain pops up all round the band at night.
Mike
Bournemouth, UK
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La Que Buena slogans. I am rather sure this is OH and not GA which is reported
as not on by 10watts.com
Perhaps some DXers in the Columbus OH and Atlanta GA areas can advise for sure.
I haven't spent the time to listen for local mentions or phone numbers since I
don't need either pest.
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 30 September follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 6.
The
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 01 October follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The
Still using the quicky DXped Phased BOG System aimed 320 degrees described
in earlier posts and it didn't disappoint. However, whereas the spectaculur
cx of the previous night will go down in history as one of the top few SSS
nights ever here (1-4-2002 was just a bit better) last night was just
Hi Colin,
I enjoyed your recording of 603 and 594 from this morning... those
are impressive signals from urban Victoria with just the whip antenna of a
barefoot Eton E1!
Your reception made me curious as to the level HLSA and JOAK were being
heard this morning on my antenna, at the same time (I
Started listening at 1320UT, and wasn't impressed, yet, over time, individual
channels would show something interesting. By the end of listening an hour
later, a lot of DX had been heard. Perhaps the most intriguing was some pretty
good CC signals on 1161 from presumed Taiwan (of course, not
I was about to post a message regarding my TPs this morning (pretty
so-so, highlight was a nice KBS World Radio ID on 1170 at about 1310),
when I checked the radio.
For the third night in a row Croatia is in with audio. It's doing much
better tonight though, and other TA carriers are stronger.
Made it home at 6:00PM after starting to pack at Grayland at 8:00AM.
Man, what a drag but worth it. This Third morning, October 1,
Thursday was one of my more interesting in recent years. The upper
band was quite open and a number of things were there that were far
from usual... In fact,
Hi Colin and Guy,
Thanks for your recordings of both 603-HLSA and 594-JOAK, both of which
were very interesting.
During the past month, 603-HLSA has been mixing with a Mandarin Chinese
station here on most mornings, which may be the 10 kw Beijing station. I made
a couple of MP3's of the
Sounds like you had a good time, John.
For me:
1341: is Heilongjiang, parallel to 621
1215: is usually Voice of the Strait, sometimes with a good signal.
801: Taiwan is the only Chinese I have ever ID'ed here.
1314: no idea - never heard classical music here.
Chuck
Date: Thu,
At 08:42 AM 10/1/2009, you wrote:
I generally leave my Eton E1 tuned to 531 or one of the
regulars near the bottom of the band when I turn it
off, so when I switch it on in the morning, there is a
pleasant surprise.
Pleasantly surprised this AM.
576 - Jumble
585 - RR but not as good as in days
Hi, John. Comments below:
At 08:39 PM 10/1/2009, John H. Bryant wrote:
Made it home at 6:00PM after starting to pack at Grayland at 8:00AM. Man, what
a drag but worth it. This Third morning, October 1, Thursday was one of my
more interesting in recent years. The upper band was quite open
John,
Great going on your Hohhot on 1458. Never heard that one here, but you
might QSL it as I have their other station on 675 QSL'd from a few years
back. You may remember the QSL I brought along in old Chinese. That is
the QSL from Huhhot. The same address in Huhhot, so give it a shot. Both
Nigel,
That is one nice catch from that far inland! What away to go.
Congrats!!!
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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I've fallen woefully behind in reporting my TP logs for the past few
days - a combination of being quite busy at work and getting sucked
into watching the PBS TV series about the National Parks. Anyway, here
is three days worth of TP DX in one fell swoop.
All three days turned out to be
OK, although late, I'd better get in this morning's report before I call it a
night. Conditions were much better than yesterday, but not as good as 2 days
ago. No DU activity noted. SF 72, A6, K1. Listened between 13:17 and 14:25.
6 unless otherwise noted:
153: 9
189: 7.5
279: 7.5
529:
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