Was doing a last scan before calling it a night and ran across Koran
recitations on 783 at 0515, which at this time can really only be
Mauritania. It's been years since I've heard any evidence of audio from
them.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
We have a lake / swamp about 1 km away - can only imagine what signals are like
there.
I need to remember that I have a small hill due N. Mt. Douglas - that might
have something to say about TA's.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Sep 23, 2016, at 9:58 PM, Walter
Unlike last night 1215 was in audio quite a bit here tonight too, good
at times.Wasn't alone as I had 12 channels in total that produced
audio of varying degrees. Most were pretty feeble, but several were
quite good. Vesti on 1413 was the best signal here, peaking around
0240. Lithuania
You clearly have a great location, Colin. I could actually hear weak
audio on 1215 a few km down the road, but never on a barefoot portable!
73,...Walt
On Sat, Sep 24, 2016 at 4:32 AM, R. Colin Newell
wrote:
> Audible in my back yard with a barefoot Eton E1 -- 0430 UTC
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Unintelligible audio (relatively low signal strength and nasty static) on 252,
but nothing else heard.
Winradio G31, Clifton Labs active antenna
Bob Coomler W7SWLTucson, AZ
From: Steve Ratzlaff
To: Mailing list for the International Radio
Seeing reports of TA activity I finally thought to give it a try
tonight, using my N/S and E/W longwires. Lots of MW hets though nothing
close to producing audio, but LWBC doing much better. It's probably been
5 years since I moved from the Oregon site where I had longwires and had
some decent
0440 Z 1215 kHz - quite good w/pop music on Eton E1 + W/NW flag
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Sep 23, 2016, at 9:23 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
>
> 1215 has been making quick forays into audibility for the last hour or so,
> but as of about 0420UT
Audible in my back yard with a barefoot Eton E1 -- 0430 UTC
1215 KHz
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> On Sep 23, 2016, at 9:23 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
>
> 1215 has been making quick forays into audibility for the last hour or so,
> but as of about
Agreed - 0427 and good strength - maybe 10% overall copy.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Sep 23, 2016, at 9:23 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
>
> 1215 has been making quick forays into audibility for the last hour or so,
> but as of about 0420UT seems
1215 has been making quick forays into audibility for the last hour
or so, but as of about 0420UT seems to be making more of an effort at
audible consistency. There are a few other carriers, but nothing
like 1215 for strength so far.
best wishes,
Nick
Dennis, I have heard KIKO several times around sunrise.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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Does KIKO get out very well? It's using an 85 foot (less than 1/8 wavelength)
fiberglass antenna that is also used by another station.
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> On Sep 23, 2016, at 6:42 PM, Bill Block wrote:
>
> Bob
>
> For your info KIKO-1340 in Apache Junction has been
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Here in MA we're likely one hop closer to Spain than Romania so RNE is
typically dominant on 855.
Most nights recently it has been booming in.
Spain, being like the "Cuba of Europe" AM-wise, has many parallels in its major
networks (RNE, COPE, SER) just as there are many
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TA carriers present on 1044, 1215 and 1413.
Craig Barnes
Wheat Ridge, CO
Drake R8A, Conti Loop at 75 deg, ALA1530ln
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Plenty of carriers here in Alberta, all the way from 585 to 1602,
with weak audio on 999, and had a definite Vesti FM in Russian on 1413.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
On 9/23/2016 8:28 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
surprise1215 0225UT, earliest yet this season I think.
best
surprise1215 0225UT, earliest yet this season I think.
best wishes,
Nick
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Hi Rob,
<<< 560 KMON Great Falls, MONTANA Sept/23/16 0658 EDT EE FAIR
Country Music by male singer "Should have been a Cowboy" @ 0658-0700 EDT.
ID by Male DJ @ 0700 as "KMON - Great Falls - Central Montana's original
country music
station". Local ad for Great Falls Business "Brother's Best
Bob
For your info KIKO-1340 in Apache Junction has been off the air for 1 week.
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Prescott Valley, AZ
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 23 September follow.
Solar flux 86 and estimated planetary A-index 4.
The
WHIN 1010 Gallatin TN is currently on with High School Football Gallatin vs
the Station Camp Bisons, score 21-14 Gallatin at halftime.. Station's
facilities are 5kw daytime 47w nighttime, both ND. 73 Bill Dvorak Madison
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1340 is it's usual jumble, but the brain keeps hearing Stillwater. I thought I
heard "49ers" at one point, but the Stillwater, OK football team is the
"Pioneers". Pretty close. For those of you in the area, could this be KGHM?
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Apparently running day power of 10kW. WHGG Kingsport TN with Christian
AC music, distorted "100.3 LoveFM".
Second night in a row for this one
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Hi Guys:
Well, The Great Conditions continue …Here is my Report for the last 2 Days with
11 NEW Stations heard and after 40 years of DXing I have finally logged MONTANA
for NEW STATE # 47 Heard! This morning at Sunrise we had an amazing Opening to
the WEST as these logs will attest. The DX
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 22 September follow.
Solar flux 85 and estimated planetary A-index 4.
The
By and large I agree with Chuck -- rushing does lead to inaccuracy and I am
guilty of that at times.
Our TA openings can be, at best, pretty sketchy so I often release info and
beg for forgiveness afterward.
No need for sniping at each other however - we are part of a team, a family
more like -
*I'd hazard a guess that signals on the west coast of North America were
down a touch today - Good sunrise enhancement and a couple*
*of small surprises and oddities.*
*Youtube Reel - *https://youtu.be/XY6aFEoctNk
*529 Khz* 1255Z Alaska Aero weather - at really good levels (I need to
start
I wouldnt say its OK to go with what you dont know in a hurry. What DX'ers
like Colin and I do is make our best educated guesses.
Paul
On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 10:47 AM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
> Sure, I'll listen Paul. After all, I'm not much of a DXer lately as you
> mention.
Sure, I'll listen Paul. After all, I'm not much of a DXer lately as you
mention. And I should remember your leadership in that area.
I'll have to remember there is no need to fact check before posting inaccurate
information.
Also, in addition to going with what you know, when in a hurry it
I kept it civil and didn't call anyone names. I was well behaved.
Paul
On Friday, September 23, 2016, R. Colin Newell
wrote:
> *Hey!* - keep it civil Paul -- this is not a war of personalities -
>
> The overall point is - Folks in B.C. , Alaska and other areas where we
*Hey!* - keep it civil Paul -- this is not a war of personalities -
The overall point is - Folks in B.C. , Alaska and other areas where we are
the 1st to see TA reception have to
act fast -- we are like the first responders.
Putting every signal under a magnifying glass is not always possible
Listen Chuck,
When you live up here and get some of these signals and want to let others
know ASAP one doesn't have time to fact check sometimes.
You go with what you know, especially when you have next to no (and often
NO!) internet connection like me when DXing.
You go based upon what you
Here's the thing *Chuck* -
When there is an "opening" to TA land, it is likely very, very fleeting and
in the interest of getting the information out to the maximum number of
interested DX enthusiasts,
one reports what they have quickly - because there often isn't time.
When you are in the front
Asian DX dropped off a little in comparison to yesterday, but the session still
had its interesting moments. 603-HLSA managed its best signal of the new season
(very good) at 1341, while the Chinese mid-band stations on 1017, 1035 and 1044
made fair appearances in and out during a moderate
But Romanian sounds even more like Italian, and Romania is a definite
possibility. It's there nightly in Newfoundland. In either case, many parallels
are there to help avoid your linguistic confusion.
Chuck
From: IRCA on behalf
Try identifying a language when there is less than 10db signal to noise
ratio -
I have over 40 years experience as an SWL listening to every language group
- there is no linguistic confusion - this is a case of a modulation and
signal to noise deficiency.
Happy Friday everyone -- time to write
RNE makes more sense. It was very strong when I was in Central Germany this
week.
John Fisher
On 09/23/16, "R. Colin Newell" wrote:
> It was likely Spanish from RNE - I was reporting what I was hearing before I
> researched what it might be.
>
> Colin Newell -
It was likely Spanish from RNE - I was reporting what I was hearing before I
researched what it might be.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Sep 22, 2016, at 10:31 PM, Richard N. Allen wrote:
>
> What station is broadcasting in Italian on 855? l'm
Very likely -- I tried guessing at the language before making any declaration.
Spanish and Italian = darn close.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Sep 23, 2016, at 7:30 AM, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
>
> Would this not be Spain (RNE?)Walt
>
>> On
Many hets over whole band today but only a few with audio. Good expanded
band hets later but no audio. All Asian.
Steve AA7U
near Sahuarita, AZ
R75; 140' west DKAZ + FLG-100 preamp
594 poor 1317 utc
747 Japan very poor/poor 1233
774 Japan weak 1234
828 very poor 1214
972 S Korea
Would this not be Spain (RNE?)Walt
On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 5:52 AM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
> From where, might I ask?
>
>
> Chuck
>
>
>
> From: IRCA on behalf of R. Colin Newell <
> coffeecan...@gmail.com>
>
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Good morning,
Listened from 1245-1403 utc. Open carrier on 1323 with good signal strength.
Some decent audio out of the Chinese station on 1098.
529 ALASKA, KQA-59 Level, Island, 1259 weak with weather forecast. 09/23/2016
209 MONGOLIA? 1257 threshold signal. Nothing on
There were traces of TP signals all over the band, but few made it to audible.
702 unID moderate het (no audio) from Asia at 1039 with WLW-700 QRM; heard as
late as 1217.
747 JOIB poor at 0901-0909; not heard afterward.
774 JOUB poor JJ talk at 0845; poor-to-fair at 0940 with EE lesson;
JOUB has been audible here since 0845, while JOIB also heard since 0901.
Traces of signals on 567, 594, 693 and 828.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA.
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That was another keepergoing through the SDR files was
spectacularly wearing, as I kept diving down rabbit holes of at least
two stations on a channel, or jumping on odd channels like 999 poking
its nose up. Yes, some of the big ones got missed on today's list,
and actually for all the
I was hoping for another excellent morning after some early activity before
11UT. Checking from 1155-1325UT, conditions were down a bit from
yesterday, and the background seemed to be higher. (I may need to check
pre-1155UT to be sure I didn't miss anything better.)
Good audio:
774 at 1246UT,
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