0905-0926 utc two women talking religion on 1610 kHz. Mostly weak signal
and some interference from HAR's stations on the channel. Signal has rapid
fading and is heard on all three antennas at equal strength. It seems the women
have opposing views on the topic. Hard to really follow because
It's Caribbean Beacon. You will never hear an id!
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 11/09/2011 08:29, Dennis Vroom wrote:
0905-0926 utc two women talking religion on 1610 kHz. Mostly weak signal
and some interference from HAR's stations on the channel. Signal has rapid
fading and is heard on all
This should be the Caribbean Beacon station on Anguilla, Dennis, I think.
With the very disturbed conditions of late, propagation to the south is
enhanced big time (or nothing is propagating from the north)..Walt
Salmaniw, Victoria, BC
0905-0926 utc two women talking religion on 1610
Only one TP heard this morning JOBB 828 briefly then faded out. 5 tentative DU
stations
heard. No ID's heard. 774 signal rose to good briefly, than faded out after
song ended.
Reminded me of the early 80's.
657 New Zealand 1321-1323 Southern Star? weak with instrumental music
for a
Didn't get to MW until later due to good Pacific beacon conditions due to
the solar activity, but very good Down Under results. Many hets over the
whole band with some audio, some rising to decent level at times. 1321-1355
utc (891 the last to fade out at 1355). 567, 594, 621, 657, 702, 738,
On this solemn morning, I began listening to the bands at 13:07 UTC, along
with Nick Hall-Patch's DX Fishbarrel. The picture was not pretty! Almost a
complete wipe-out of any signals, and those that were present were
attenuated, and exclusively from DU. Not a single Asiatic this morning.
SF:
0905-0926 utc two women talking religion on 1610 kHz. ? Mostly weak signal
and some interference from HAR's stations on the channel. ?Signal has rapid
fading and is heard on all three antennas at equal strength. ?It seems the women
have opposing views on the topic. ?Hard to really follow because
Paul, Walt
Thanks for the information on the Caribbean Beacon station on Anguilla.
I found a recording on a DX website and it sounded like the format that
I heard earlier this morning. Caught some audio on the R-30 CC connected
to the H-900 Probe antenna that sits on the night stand.
Dennis,
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Solar flux 121 and mid-latitude A-index 10.
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With a 6-pack of Pepsi in tow, I'll be up until about 0830 CLT on Monday, ready
to reel in whatever should come this way (generally, I DX medium wave for
Canada, U.S., and Mexico, but if you should hear anything out of the ordinary
south of Mexico, let me know!). If you have good tips to pass
Seems too strong for 5 nighttime watts. Fair signal, and stablle, with FRS and
legal ID TOH.
That's South Haven MI.
Saul @ Burnt River ON
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The MW band is really hot tonight in Northern Minnesota!
Mark Durenberger
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Now THAT's what I'm talkin' about!...a hot tip that a bunch of us can use!
Thanks, Saul!
No sign of 'em here yet, just Des Moines and Yorkton SK so far, and someone on
940 is off-freq when looping N-S from Omaha. Amarillo, maybe?
And as long as the Cowboys-Jets game is still going, I'm
Mexico City is seriously on the low side, per Rick's comments below.
WCSY 940 MI seems gone, replaced by gospel music (VA?), talk (Macon GA likely),
and more...
WSPT 1010 WI huge here mixing with CFRB, perennially at hihgher power but
especially solid toniught. Cx seem good to west, Au cx
I was checking a few frequencies about 15 minutes ago looking for (yes, I'll
admit it) Radio Disney. KMIK 1580 (the one I normally listen to at night) had
too much co-channel interference from KBLA, 1290 KKDD was unreadable in the
muck, so I checked 1110. There I heard a weak KDIS, along with
Great catch! I checked and KBND sounds like their normal 5 KW at 150
miles to the SE. At night off the Eastern beverage they mix with KFAB.
KDIS is extremely rare here. The old KRLA was fairly common in the the
60s 70s, but they must have changed their pattern in later years, as
KDIS is real
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