I thought it seemed English as at 0615 I could tell woman said something about
Communism. At 0713, another slight brief fade-up, with man seemingly in
English? Is this possible at all that someone could be here in English? Or
maybe another languge where a few of their words are pronounced about
Out here on the coast, lots of TPs in. JJ on 531, 558, 567, 594, 612,
666, 702, 738 (U/Tahiti), 747, 774, 828, 864, 873, 891, 954, 1008
(w/RR), 1017, 1134, 1287. also a bunch of KK, a few RR and CC too. It
may be a good morning.
73,
Patrick
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Australia or New Zealand would be in EE. JONR is JJ. 1008 there is also
a Russian there.
73,
Patrick
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0615 is really a bit early for DU. A TA?
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It doesn't look good here in New Jersey. It is 1030 UTC and I am not
getting even a trace of any TPs, unlike yesterday.
Bill Harms at Long Beach Island, New Jersey.
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Following Bill Harms Bruce Conti's posts I caught audio on 747 this
morning at 1104utc. Watched vertical trace on the waterfall from
about 1050utc until it got strong enough to catch snatches of woman in
Japanese for a few minutes.
Of course, in my excitement, I seem to have made a
At about 1104 or 1105 (11/8), I started to hear some audio on 747, and
then my computer crashed. (Maybe it couldn't handle the hot DX from
Asia). Anyway, I am sure we had Japan, but I have little proof to back
it up. It was someone talking presumably a woman, I am guessing in
Japanese. I am
Still a few interesting signals, but definitely the worst day of
the last several here. In general Japan seemed favoured, with the big
guns doing very well (particularly 693), and a number of the second tier
ones in also. The best catch was likely NHK on 846, which is a rare
visitor
I'm still living in the glow of Farda and Pori and plotting an
assault on Iran tonight... I had a second maybe Iran on 1026...
But to the present: It was a good but not great late season morning.
Most of the lower band had audio at one time or another. The upper
band was less populated, but
MW observations for 7 November 2009 from the Tasman Sea between Tasmania
and New Zealand aboard the HAL Amsterdam using a modified Eton e100
receiver. Satellite is down tonight, so I'll have to try this again in
the morning.
New Zealand stations are dominating despite being only a third way
Listened for about an hour from 1420 today, and although there was a sunrise
enhancement as John observed, in my case it was compared with a pronounced dip
around 1445, and seemed due quite a lot to the fading of domestic splatter
rather than a significant increase in signal strength.
As Nigel
Nick Hall-Patch had his ALA-100 array at Grayland with myself and Bruce Portzer
Oct. 3 and 4. During that period, we compared it with a 1400' Beverage at 320
degrees that was terminated via 3 six foot ground rods. A different antenna
than a 600' Beverage, to be sure.
It was no contest at all
After reviewing our recordings from this morning (11/8) we determined
that about 1056, we heard some audio. It was someone talking, probably a
male, but there was not enough of a signal to determine the language.
We will be trying again tomorrow morning. Does anyone have any idea for
which
Patrick - have my e-mails been reaching? A couple sent in the last week or so.
Contact me off-list.
Thanx and 73,
J.D. Stephens
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During the fine conditions on the mornings of 6 and 7 November these are
the some of the best TA DX stations I logged from Scotland
550 WSAU Wausau, WI; “news talk 5-50 WSAU…99 9” W 0700 07/11
570 CKSW Swift Current, SK; Local weather. “Broadcasting from Swift
Current, this is CKSW 5-70, the
Bill:
By far the most likely from Grayland is the CNR1 outlet in Jilin. Any CNR1
parallels available (SW or MW?)
Chuck
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2009 13:42:26 -0500
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At 19:16 11/8/2009, you wrote:
Bill:
By far the most likely from Grayland is the CNR1 outlet in Jilin. Any CNR1
parallels available (SW or MW?)
Also by far the most likely inland from Grayland.the last couple of seasons
at any rate.
Nick
*
Nick Hall-Patch
I hope to someday log Nicks beacon, hi...Nice going on Scotland!! Mike
Sanburn KG6LJU
From: mwd...@webtv.net
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2009 17:08:55 -0800
To: m...@yahoogroups.com; wien...@aol.com; baco...@aol.com;
gayl...@brmemc.net; irca@hard-core-dx.com; martinfo...@cox.net;
Try // 5030 which is a boomer CNR1 here on the Left Coast.
John B.
At 07:33 PM 11/8/2009 +, you wrote:
At 19:16 11/8/2009, you wrote:
Bill:
By far the most likely from Grayland is the CNR1 outlet in Jilin.
Any CNR1 parallels available (SW or MW?)
Also by far the most likely
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Nov 08 1806 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 November follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 0.
The
Listened from 1600 to 1615 with the E1 and ALA100M
dial was pretty light up but not what I would consider
a spectacular morning - the DUs were somewhat subdued
with JJ and KK stations dominating the lower bands.
From memory (just starting to write stuff down now...)
531 - jumble with nothing
c...@islandnet.com wrote:
774 - mix of stuff struggling against 770 Island station
Colin, who would that be?
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 + Kiwa air core loop
ICF2010 +
DX398; Palomar loop
SRF-59 -M37V
Eton E100
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Hello All,
Although this morning's general TP propagation was certainly down from the
last two days, for some odd reason the NHK powerhouses (especially
693-JOAB, also noted by Nigel) were the strongest they have been all November.
Unfortunately the strong Japanese signals (594, 693, 747,
c...@islandnet.com wrote:
774 - mix of stuff struggling against 770 Island station
Colin, who would that be?
Memory boo-boo
770 (I think) is Seattle - and was not
giving 774 much of a hassle - this AM, 774 was fairly average.
760 is KGU I think - and they do not really cause any trouble
Faroe Islands-531 fair with jazz piano mx // webstream batlling Spain Algeria
2126 UTC. By 2132 Spain well atop with RNE News by man woman in Spanish.
531 is a fascinating frequency here and has become favorite!
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass.
Thanks Mike. I sent that report out to BBC Scotland as a lark as the BBC
generally does not reply to QSL requests to the London office, but I
thought Glasgow may be different. At least I did get a reply.
As far as Nick's beacon. It is always nice hear and QSL a fellow
DXer's broadcast. Those
I had a strong het on 531 about the time of my
Pori, Finland logging, so I was saying a strong
DXers prayer for Faroes, already logged by
near-by Nick Hall-Patch. Prayer went unanswered
yesterday, but I have hope for tonight!
John Bryant
Orcas Island, WA, USA
Winradio G313e and various
Jim Renfrew, Hollry NY
1710 EST837France, very good
1715 EST945France, good
1720 EST909, 693 UK good
1722 EST675Holland, presumed, fair and brief
1723 EST972Germany NDR Info good // delicast audio
1730 EST1053.08no audio tonight
1731 EST954
John,
I have had bits and pieces on 531, but no Faroe Islands as yet that I
could ID. I have heard SS which I presume was Spain.
73,
Patrick
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990WGSOLA NEW ORLEANS 1945 08/11/09
Go to WGSO.COM and check us out. Promo about protect your computer
against viris
then back into a call in talk show. Lots of QSB and QRM. [WM-TN]
Nice yo hear this one again.
DXer: Willis, K4APE
QTH: Old Fort, TN
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Nov 09 0001 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 08 November follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 7.
The
I would have guessed that with an ever increasing solar wind speed and a K of
3, that TA hunting would not be productive. Apparently though, there is still
evidence that life exists on the other side of the Arctic Circle.
There are weak carriers on 1575, 1539 and 1503 (two actually, 1502.9994
Only a very weak carrier on 1215 at 0125 ut.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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The DX gods are looking favorably on you again, Nick
I'm getting a few piddly little carriers on 1575 1557 1215 909 and 855.
Nothing else so far but the night is still young
Bruce
Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
I would have guessed that with an ever increasing solar wind speed and a K of
3, that
For the 2nd night in a row, I've been hearing a Mexican on 1090 at my North
Alabama QTH.
Tentative XEMCA in Tampio, with SS pops. Definitely heard X-E mentioned in
TOH ID, and slogsan whcih sounded like La Grande de la Huastecas, which is
the slogan they show on their Grupo's website.
Confirmed ID on XEMCA-1090 Tampico at 2200 CST (0400 UTC) w/ full ID and
mention of Grupo Miramiradio. New.
73,
J.D. Stephens
Hampton Cove, AL
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Am hearing music on 270...WRTH only show Czech Republic from Europe...and it
does sound like EEuropean music...if so, new for me...
Also do hear Earnhardts 207, but can't make out if it is arabic here, German?
G
George A. Santulli, Producer/Director
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Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
From 2330-0015 RDT
621RNE1 // web
837France?
972NDR Info // web
1062D1 (tentative)
747R. 5// web
909unid music faint behind UK
864France
855RNE1
828het
756Germany
531UNID Faroes I think
Here, a weak fadey signal on 189 tonight. Northing else noted.
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At 05:34 11/9/2009, you wrote:
Here, a weak fadey signal on 189 tonight. Northing else noted.
Here, 855 delivered pretty much recognizable Spanish for a short period, and
there were snippets of audio on 1215, not consistent enough to consult
webstreams. 1134 had good carrier strength at
At 18:22 11/8/2009, you wrote:
Nick Hall-Patch had his ALA-100 array at Grayland with myself and Bruce
Portzer Oct. 3 and 4. During that period, we compared it with a 1400' Beverage
at 320 degrees that was terminated via 3 six foot ground rods. A different
antenna than a 600' Beverage, to be
I couldn't believe it especially since I was also following
carriers on 576 and 666 plus low audio on 747. Geez, I'm going to BED!
John B.
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d1028g...@aol.com wrote:
Hello All,
Although this morning's general TP propagation was certainly down from the
last two days, for some odd reason the NHK powerhouses (especially
693-JOAB, also noted by Nigel) were the strongest they have been all November.
Unfortunately the strong
I couldn't believe it especially since I was also following
carriers on 576 and 666 plus low audio on 747. Geez, I'm going to BED!
Not here in Kona --
Definitely feeling somewhat disturbedbased on the
signal variations on WWVH.
--
Hi John
I am awake right now in New Jersey at Long Beach Island and was
thinking about fishing for some Asians. Should I forget it and get some
sleep instead?
Bill Harms
Long Beach Island, NJ
John H. Bryant wrote:
I couldn't believe it especially since I was also following
carriers
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