I too have a noisy AM band on my 2007 Hyundai. And, the
radio abruptly went almost deaf a few years ago. Now it
is good only for strong locals.
The noise is caused by the car's computer creating wide
band hash right on my favorite news channel, "News radio
780" making 780khz unusable. This hash
Thanks, Glenn. I saw that Mexico shifted on October 30. So your Sunday
night 11 pm anthem explains it. Thanks! Yours was the only response. Jim
Renfrew
On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 10:43 PM, Glenn Hauser via IRCA <
irca@hard-core-dx.com> wrote:
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Jim,
On a Sunday night only, some stations play the NA at 11 pm local after La Hora
Nacional, instead of midnight.
Most of Mexico went off DST Oct 30 (like USA used to do), but the border cities
force themselves to prolong it to the USA date a week later. (I`ve always
won
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 12 November follow.
Solar flux 78 and estimated planetary A-index 19.
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171 Morocco presently being heard at best level so far this fall
(weak/medium), 0055 utc. 207 Morocco faintly heard; 252 Algeria faintly
heard.
Steve AA7U
near Sahuarita, AZ
R75; E/W longwire
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My results were just as meager as those of Richard and Nigel, with a dreary mix
of weak big gun Asians and 738-Tahiti. The latter was in and out at a fair
level from 1300-1415 as propagation seemed in limbo between normal and auroral.
The Japanese regulars on 594, 693, 747 and 774 came out of th
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Solar flux 78 and estimated planetary A-index 21.
The es
Mark,
I have the same issue with the AM section on my 2014 Dodge Carivan. The FM is
fine, but the AM is covered with noise if the car is running. It is not
ignition noise either.
Patrick
Patrick Martin Seaside OR KGED QSL Manager
From: IRCA on behalf of M
Howdy,
Just wondering if there are any archived list discussions about
"noiseproofing" the existing stock AM radio in a vehicle, or discussions
about looking for a better one to swap in.
My current vehicle has all this computerized stuff that kills many of
the frequencies on AM, making car D
Another rather mediocre morning in terms of audio, but in a bit
different way today. Today's audio:
11164BC Brisbane, AUSTRALIA Talk by a woman (presumably the news)
at 1401
1503JOUKAkita, JAPANJust bits of audio now and again at
1403, but enough to dete
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File review from Wednesday's outing continues here, so here are more tidbits.
Elsewhere, the PEI DXpedition is concluding and Bill Whitacre is en route to
(or already at) his DXpedition site in eastern Maine. So in a week or so, East
Coast DXers should have a good idea of
Not much was heard here this morning (LSR 1305 GMT). There was a trace of a
signal from HLAZ-1566 kHz at 1236-1254. Heterodynes on 612 (4QR?) and 702
(2LO?) just before 1300. The best signal was from 4BC-1116 at 1303 until 1317
sometimes barely audible, but unintelligent.
I hope you're able
Sure was! Thanks, Bill. We're on our way in a few hours. 73, Walt
PS: Good luck on your Maine DXpedition!
On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 8:13 AM, Bill Whitacre wrote:
> Congrats on a very successful DXpedition! Pretty ironic that you heard
> South Africa after the DKAZ came down.
>
> Safe travel
Congrats on a very successful DXpedition! Pretty ironic that you heard South
Africa after the DKAZ came down.
Safe travel home to all.
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> On Nov 11, 2016, at 10:53 PM, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
>
> Well, things are winding down. This afternoon and evening, we DX'd using
> solely the remaining
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