It was another prolific TP morning here. Most of the action was at the
lower end of the dial. There were lots of carriers at the upper end,
but few had audio. HLAZ struggled to be heard, but VOA-1575 was audible
for the first reasonable time in quite a while. There was a noticeable
Congratulations Brian. You must have been taking most of HLCA's
signal at 1304UT this morning. Your entire recording is better than
anything I was able to manage at that time. Impressive recording.
And, actually, you did at least as well or better as I did on several
other of your
Hello All,
Congratulations to Richard for his TP receptions on Ultralight radios in
Oklahoma this morning. Those DXers hoping for a repeat of Tuesday's great
propagation certainly got their wish this morning, with the low band Japanese
big guns once again on the warpath at my 1320 start
A friend would like to purchase a Kenwood R-600 general coverage receiver. He
has been checking Ebay and QRZ.com but no luck. If you have a lead on one of
these please email me directly. Thanks.
Jim - KH2AR/W4
Memphis
kh...@comcast.net
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Rx: mostly DX-398 or PL-880 with internal antenna only; Nissan stock caradio as
specified;
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 11 March follow.
Solar flux 132 and estimated planetary A-index 9.
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There were hints of signals indicated on 594 and 693 kHz just
before LSR at 1246, but no audio. Also, 774 JOUB - heard fading
in and out between 1055 and 1228, peaking at fair at 1138-1139.
Receivers: Tecsun PL310 (7.5 ferrite rod) PL-606, with C Crane
Skywave. Antenna: 8-inch (20 cm)
Wow 1900! Congratulations Nigel!
Sincerely,
Todd Skaine
Woodbury, MN
Sony ICF 2010
Superradio 2
Grundig S350 M400
Toyota car radio
On Mar 12, 2015 6:49 PM, Nigel Pimblett nige2...@telus.net wrote:
Thanks to all who posted about WPIE. I gave it a try last night, not
really expecting to hear
(6-foot tuned loop, 23-foot vertical, Quantum Phaser, RTL-SDR)
I think Gary's description of conditions as vibrant fits here as well.
There seemed to be two broad signal peaks from Japan, one centered near
5:25am MST (1225UT) and another centered near 6:20am MST (1320UT). Local
sunrise was at
Gary,
Nice report and nice signal on 972! I finally got audio there this
morning, although much weaker.
After missing Tuesday's conditions, it was nice to get in on the TP bonanza
this morning. Thanks to everybody for the regular TP reports.
Brian Rachford - Prescott, AZ
On Thu, Mar 12, 2015
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 12 March follow.
Solar flux 127 and estimated planetary A-index 8.
The
Brian,
Thanks also for your interesting and detailed TP-DXing report from Arizona this
morning. It's always nice to know how Asian propagation varies in places far
away from here (even though it can also vary a lot between here and Seattle, 35
miles north :-)
I think a lot of the
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