WiFi radio is awesome -- and you get to pay for it.
And who will need jammers in the future when entire countries can be
blocked with the click of a mouse?
Eggs - one basket -- fragile!
On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 12:17 PM, Patrick Martin mwd...@webtv.net wrote:
I wonder how much of Europe is
So I think you are saying the K9AY is both a loop and phased verticals. If so,
then we agree. What you didn't mention is the relative contributions of the 2
modes. I see a 12 dB advantage for E mode. Do you agree E mode prevails?
Chuck
From: andrew.i...@btconnect.com
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 20 April follow.
Solar flux 150 and estimated planetary A-index 10.
The
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I first logged XEG on April 5, 1979 as a 13-year-old new to the hobby
(relatively). I was using my brand-new GE Superadio I, and I definitely
remember the PO Box and the St. Louis 66, Missouri ID and thinking it weird
and archaic at the time.
This was from my parents' QTH
Hi Guys:
Been outside working in the Yard a lot now that the nice weather has finally
arrived here ….so not much time to check ELAD Recordings. However, I did hear 1
NEW STN this morning @ 0700 just after local sunrise. Also included here are a
couple of other interesting Relogs……..
A couple of weak DU audios, plus a hint of the HLAZ Japanese
program...just a hint though, and the party, such as it was, was all
over by 1300UT.
Burbles in the splatter and noise (if lucky, language might be
guessed at by cadence of talk, or parallel established by changes in
talk or music)
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 19 April follow.
Solar flux 152 and estimated planetary A-index 9.
The
If this actually happens according to their timetable I'm
sure it won't just be internet content delivery.
Remember DAB digital audio broadcasting.
In Europe the DAB implementation is different from IBOC which has been a
non-starter here since it's establishment over a decade ago.
Patrick,
On 4/20/15 1:09 AM, Patrick Martin wrote:
I just read that the Ministry of Broadcasting in Norway has said, that FM
Broadcasting will be phased out by 2017 leaving only internet radio. Is this
the future?
73,
Patrick
Boy, I hope not. Depending on the Internet for everything, is
Guy,
Thanks for the links to the articles. I remember seeing John's article a
while back before I tried any advanced antennas, and I was glad to be
reminded of it. Mark's article has a lot to digest! I've been trying to
do some testing of my small Superloop, but it's a lot more challenging
They are not going to internet only but rather to digital only - either DAB
or DAB+.
Norway is already heavy into DAB, having only 5 FM's to close down.
Russ Edmunds
15 mi NW Phila
Grid FN20id
wb2...@gmail.com
AM: Modified Sony ICF2010's (2) barefoot w/whip
FM: Yamaha T-80 T-85, each w/ Conrad
Hello Chuck,
In the early days of the K9AY antenna someone ( I think it was a Swedish
Ham ) mentioned in the Yahoo K9AY groups that the E and H Fields were 90
degrees. No one offered a satisfactory explanation as to how this phase
difference would affect the pattern.
This is what I believe
I finally had a chance to put together some stats on my 500 logged
stations. First, I've updated my Google map, best accessed from my blog
page:
https://azswdxing.wordpress.com/am-bcb-radio-stations-received/
In addition to updating the map for 500 stations, the label for each map
point contains
Patrick,
Norway's phasing out of FM radio is being done in favor of digital radio
multiplexes based on Eureka 147 standard, aka DAB+ (which accomodates up
to 20 stereo or mono programs per single 1.5 MHz wide channel, using MPEG4
compression). DAB+ networks operate in VHF band III. A number of
Yeah, that one too, but I have a taped ID of XEG from sometime in the mid 1970s
that, oddly enough, includes the St.Louis address with the old-fashioned
two-digit postal zone rather than the post-1963 ZIP code!
Randy Stewart
Battlefield MO
From: Glenn
Impressive summary! Ms
Sent from my iPod
On Apr 20, 2015, at 1:18 AM, Brian Rachford azswdx...@gmail.com wrote:
I finally had a chance to put together some stats on my 500 logged
stations. First, I've updated my Google map, best accessed from my blog
page:
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Spanish spelling and pronunciation are extremely regular, making it the
`easiest` of foreign languages for us to learn. Once you know the system, you
can copy with good accuracy anything in Spanish even if you don`t understand it.
The IRCA Mexican Log (annual, but now in need
Håkan just beat me to it! I hear clear La Ranchera de Monterrey mentions in
the first two clips as well (plus I recognize the announcer's voice!).
Definitely a pest here in Missouri over the past 45 years, though they aren't
as strong as they used to be. I still remember them running
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The address I remember was ``Fort Worth 11, Texas``
73, Glenn Hauser, OK
On Mon, 4/20/15, Stewart, Joseph R randystew...@missouristate.edu wrote:
Håkan just beat me to
it! I hear clear La Ranchera de Monterrey
mentions in the
According the Hakan, the NRK stuff is going to the DAB band and the private
stations are still going to be using FM for at least a while. But the
handwriting is on the wall, so to speak as phasing out FM is being discussed,
In Norther America, radio will still be around for decades, but I would
I wonder how much of Europe is into DAB that much? I do know the wifi radio is
loaded with hundreds on European radio stations, mostly FM. Tuning across the
London dial is amazing. Each little town has their own stations. Plus there are
BBC outlets everywhere.
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED
Andy,
Thanks. Hakan pretty much reports the same thing. I guess though it is being
discussed. I know all of the young people only seem to stream these days.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2015 10:30:56 +0200
From: lawen...@gmail.com
To:
I just read that the Ministry of Broadcasting in Norway has said, that FM
Broadcasting will be phased out by 2017 leaving only internet radio. Is this
the future?
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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