Re: [IRCA] 21 OCT Victoria TP's Whoops, I did it again...

954 at big gun levels 1436UT two men in Japanese...774 or 747 not as strong at this time. Details later At 14:22 21-10-15, you wrote: 1423 UTC -- massive LSR Boost! -- *Colin Newell is the Editor and creator of Coffeecrew.com - Coffee.bc.ca

[IRCA] 21 OCT Victoria TP's Whoops, I did it again...

1423 UTC -- massive LSR Boost! -- *Colin Newell is the Editor and creator of Coffeecrew.com - Coffee.bc.ca and DXer.ca -| Amateur Radio VA7WWV | Twitter.Com/CoffeeCrew | Victoria B.C. Canada*

Re: [IRCA] 21 OCT Victoria TP's Whoops, I did it again...

954 buried as usual here in Seattle splatter, but 972 reached brief S9 levels  from 1405-1415. 603-China and 657-Pyongyang also showed up weakly. The sunrise enhancement kick wasn't limited to Victoria.   Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA)   - Original Message - From: "Nick Hall-Patch"

[IRCA] TP 21 Oct Victoria version

Quite a dud morning up until around 1400UTthen things started to fizz. (a domestic of note with North Korean style modulation was on 1110 splattering all around it as it came on at 1430UT) pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least briefly):

[IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 10-21

A dreary band in the predawn darkness was rescued somewhat by a potent sunrise enhancement boost after 1400, bringing the usual Japanese and Korean big guns up to respectable levels, and several second-tier Asians out of the noise.   Around 1305 the Asians were anemic indeed, with only

[IRCA] 21 OCT Victoria TP's Judge a book by its cover at your peril.

As others have witnesses my 1255 UTC observation of plenty of nothing on the bands turned to joy by my second look at 1424UTC -- Starting at the bottom: Audio snatches on 558, 567 (JJ), 594 (Huge JJ), 603 KK Murmurs, 612 (EE), 621 Massive het with near audio, 639 CC YL, 702 murmurs in the

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

I think Mark has it 100% right. The Beverage actually has best gain straight up while the DKAZ is down maybe 7-10 dB at overhead angles. Chuck To: irca@hard-core-dx.com From: irca@hard-core-dx.com CC: markwa1...@aol.com Subject: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

[IRCA] East Coast (was: Avoiding QRM)

--- Begin Message --- Welcome to the northeast Michael. One way to figure things out is to look at loggings in the IRCA and NRC bulletins from those of us in the eastern Canada and northeastern USA regions. Relatively near the seashore and fairly active are: Allen Willie - NL Brent Taylor -

[IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

--- Begin Message --- Could the anomalous results be from the fact that sometimes at the sunrise or sunset transition you actually have higher angle pick-up for long haul because of a tilted ionospheric layer above the receiving site (enabling chordal / ducted mode propagation reducing the

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

Actually a Bev has best gain straight up from directions perpendicular (+/- 90 deg) to the main beam. I'd not expect that a good comparison could be made comparing an antenna at 300 deg vs one at 220 deg. That being said, a 700 ft BOG is a very good antenna and I'd expect its more narrow beam

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

Mark, I'll have to wait a few days since the body of your email doesn't show on my iPhone. Walt On Wednesday, 21 October 2015, Mark Connelly via IRCA wrote: > ___ > IRCA mailing list > IRCA@hard-core-dx.com >

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

Walt,   The body of mark's message is pasted below. I used to have the same problem posting with AOL during DXpeditions, until Theo D. told me to try something else :-)   73, Gary   Pasted:   Could the anomalous results be from the fact that sometimes at the sunrise or sunset

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

Thanks, Gary for pasting Mark's comments. I agree that the answer has to be with the angle of arrival. The vertical component must quickly die off up here at dawn. This, however did not seem to be the case in Grayland. As I recall, John Bryant experimented with the 2 array delta Wellbrooks and

[IRCA] TP from Masset for 21 Oct 2015

An unusual morning Monitored from 13:25 to past 17:00. Highlights as follows: 1026. Filipino at armchair level by 14:20. Rapid fire Tagolog, with frequent "news flash" 1125. Filipino. Religious so assumed FEBC DWAS, but later heard Super Radyo making this DXGM. Over 40 min until s off at

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ (was: TP for 20 October from Masset)

I think I have my angles wrong after reading Chuck's posting. Change the vertical to horizontal, should correct the post. Sorry! Walt On Wednesday, 21 October 2015, Walter Salmaniw wrote: > Thanks, Gary for pasting Mark's comments. I agree that the answer has to > be with

Re: [IRCA] [coastalroundtable] TP from Masset for 21 Oct 2015

Walt - 1062: Riverland is in South Australia so is offset 30 minutes. You could only have heard Thursday Island, our normal occupant of 1062. 1125: DWAS signs off at 1300 but you didn't say when you heard the religion.. 1205: There's 1 log in the Grayland Master but I think it is a typo and

Re: [IRCA] Beverage versus DKAZ

Yeah, right on. Blame me... It's bee-kaws some email software (M$...) creates messages as .eml files, rather than transmitting as simple text -- and some receiving email software doesn't know how to natively handle that file type. (Right, Guy?) TD On 21/10/2015 2:56 PM,

[IRCA] AM BCB DX…Latest ELAD Captures…2 NEW STNS Logged

Hi Guys: Well…I'm 300 Gigs behind in reviewing ELAD Files…but luckily I have a 4 TB Hard Drive for storage, so I guess there is no need to panic yet!! HHAHHAHA. This latest batch of Loggings is for Oct/03-Oct/06 and netted me 2 NEW Stations and some interesting Relogs. I also have 1 UNID

Re: [IRCA] TP from Masset for 21 Oct 2015

A huge thank you, Chuck! Thursday Island it is. Can't be DWAS, I guess, since it was around 14:30 and after. But religion on DXGM? So, why is CNR 1 on 1205? And has anyone noticed that before? I'll need to check tomorrow again. 73, Walt On Wednesday, 21 October 2015, Chuck Hutton

[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt :Issued: 2015 Oct 22 0005 UTC # Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center # # Geophysical Alert Message # Solar-terrestrial indices for 21 October follow. Solar flux 129 and estimated planetary A-index 12. The

[IRCA] Oct 21 - *sneak* preview Victoria area TP's

1255 UTC and on... Like a cop to a crowd at a routine car accident... "Nothing to see here folks..." A few carriers. Nothing in audio. Back to bed I think. -- *Colin Newell is the Editor and creator of Coffeecrew.com - Coffee.bc.ca and

[IRCA] DZEC 1062

After Colin asked about doing some video of my DX up here in Masset, here's a test of my efforts from this morning. Comments welcome! 73, Walt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTuTGN6iZj8 Sent from my iPad ___ IRCA mailing list IRCA@hard-core-dx.com

Re: [IRCA] New logging

Yup, definately KYND.. if you want a QSL, i'm good friends with their GM and can connect you two. Sign off in mid sentence happens because they're carrying a feed from elsewhereand the transmtiter is on a timer. Paul On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 10:20 PM, Steve Francis via IRCA <