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Kudos again to Gary for a superlative FSL design! Domo arigatu Gary San!
Craig Barnes
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> On Mar 26, 2017, at 7:25 PM, d1028g...@comcast.net wrote:
>
> Well, it's definitely a new feeling to get smoked by another FSL user in
> TP-DX reception! Congratula
Nick, I put up my.N mini-Beverage this afternoon so will check. LSS is well
after 8. Fingers crossed! Walt
On Sunday, March 26, 2017, Nicholas Hall-Patch wrote:
> Yes, the NHK s/off made it to Gabriola Island also.including 1089 where
> it caught me by surprise at 1535UT, as I was trying t
Yes, the NHK s/off made it to Gabriola Island also.including 1089 where
it caught me by surprise at 1535UT, as I was trying to figure out what the
"other" Chinese station was beyond CNR6 on that channel. (actually, NHK2
has been signing off at 1440UT recently)Interestingly, there were a lo
Well, it's definitely a new feeling to get smoked by another FSL user in TP-DX
reception! Congratulations again to Craig Barnes in not only mastering the 3.5
inch "Baby FSL" model, but in using it to track down an astonishing number of
Asian stations on the ocean coast at Kalaloch, WA this morni
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 26 March follow.
Solar flux 77 and estimated planetary A-index 4.
The estima
Hi,
As most know, WFLI, 1070-TN will go silent on March 31st. Apparently, the
owner is retiring and the transmitter site is worth more as something else.
I have a local on 1070 but I thought I had that one in my logbook. I
actually do not.
I have asked Scott Fybush if he had any contacts there
Wow, Craig, I knew that you were a fast learner, but it seems like you have
become an expert FSL antenna user overnight! Thanks for the amazing TP-DX
report from Kalaloch with your 3.5" baby FSL-- which is far and away the
smallest FSL antenna that has ever been used for ocean coast DXing (but
Now back in French px at 18:10 EDT with Big Band music !!?
Sylvain
Le 2017-03-26 à 17:08, Sylvain Naud a écrit :
Listening to 1570 around 16:40 EDT, South Asian music with comments
and ads in an unID language. However, I was able to pick "CJLV" in an
accented English with many Montreal mention
What a difference a day makes. After yesterday's shutout the Asian
returned this morning in good form.
585 unIDtraces of a music with vocal by a man at 1318.
594 JOAK Tokyp, JAPAN Heard time pips at 1200, but little else. A bit
better the next hour, with man in Japanese after th
Listening to 1570 around 16:40 EDT, South Asian music with comments and
ads in an unID language. However, I was able to pick "CJLV" in an
accented English with many Montreal mentions.
Never heard yet of such change happening, although it doesn't surprise me.
Their website "AM 1570, Succès Abso
Once again, no hint of any DU activity. Japan was the winner today. Noted
NHK2 with what sounded like Arabic lessons after 15:00, but clearly
Brazilian Portuguese after 15:20, the nominal sign-off. Instead, signed
off at 15:35. I love Masset for the armchair copy, I get! Next were the
Koreans,
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 25 March follow.
Solar flux 74 and estimated planetary A-index 4.
The estima
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Chris Kadlec reminded me that N. Korea was off the air on 1053. Chris suggested
Yanbian as a possibility. That works for me. I'm revisit that frequency
tomorrow morning. Thanks Chris!
Craig Barnes
DXing from Kalaloch, WA
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Hi Mike,
I identified you because you were with us on some these catches.
George however is the king on the nuances of propagation. He spent more
time than any of us logging TAs.
Not all of my loggings but most were with him by hearing audio from 585
Spain, 594 Portugal, 603 Spain, 612 Morroco, 639
Thanks, Mauno and Chris. Makes more sense, kind of! No sign of the jammer
today. 73, Walt
On Sunday, March 26, 2017, Chris Kadlec wrote:
> That is indeed 1584 North Korea. And we still haven't the freaking
> foggiest idea what exactly they are jamming, though it wouldn't be the
> first time.
Here...here,
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To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
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I think one has to take a
Here...here.
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Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2017 2:47 PM
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
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Hi Todd,
As one referred to in your comments, I would defer to
Hi Todd,
As one referred to in your comments, I would defer to Neil on this one.
Unless you can ID something about the signal, the music, language,
station ID, or other identifiable characteristic it is best to err on
the side of caution, and not claim it. Another way would be direction
findi
That is indeed 1584 North Korea. And we still haven't the freaking foggiest
idea what exactly they are jamming, though it wouldn't be the first time.
The jammer is an older style analogue noise maker (as opposed to 819's
digital jammer during their off-air hours, which isn't the norm) and it is
That was my easiest TA in the past. Thanks for that info Marc. I missed
that information.
Todd
On Sun, Mar 26, 2017 at 8:52 AM Marc DeLorenzo via IRCA <
irca@hard-core-dx.com> wrote:
>
> Todd-
>
> Don't bother to try for France-1206. Sadly, they, along with virtually
> all MW outlets in Franc
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First off what an amazing experience DXing with an FSL for the first time! The
dial was alive with signals this morning. I started listening at 1326.
594 JOAK w/ male & female in JJ; I estimate an S6 signal
657 Pyongyang booming in with female singing; approx. S7
693 JOAB
Listened from 1303-1335 UT and conditions was good. Carriers on: 531, 558,
567, 585, 603, 657, 666, 693, 702, 747, 774, 819, 828, 972, 1008, 1017, 1566
and 1593.
594 JOAK hrd at 1310 UT with talk.
693 JOAB hrd at 1311 UT with talk.
774 JOUB hrd at 1315 UT with talk.
828 JOBB hrd at 1
I think one has to take a couple of things into account here. First is that the
majority of us on this list ( or any list for that matter ) don't know what DX
is like from your location. Second is that some tend to apply their own "DX
standards" to everyone else. Therefore there are always going
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Todd-
Don't bother to try for France-1206. Sadly, they, along with virtually all MW
outlets in France, have been turned off permanently.
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
http://forums.wtfda.org/showthread.php?228-DeLorenzo-s-Classic-DX
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774 JOUB heard at 1031-1037 and 1050-1055 peaking to poor level both times
before fading away.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA,
WR-G313e + ALA1530LNP.
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I think the bubble jamming is from North Korea. Heard sometimes weak
also here in Finland.
73 from still snowy eastern Finland,
Mauno
25.3.2017, 21:55, Volodya S kirjoitti:
Very nice Asian reception into Masset this morning. Highlight was 1584 with
bubble jamming. ? Iran, cochannel 100w NHK
Back in the 80's 891 and 1521 were always in together right after Sunset
night after night. The same holds true today. Right after sunset, if 890 is
getting a banging het from 891, I check 530, 550 and 710 and each and every
time all have hets on them from 531, 549, and 711 always in semi au cx and
Started live listening at 1330UT, but the recording told me that the
Chinese had invaded about 20 minutes before.
What a morning, have no idea what I missed...plus, it just wouldn't stop.
HLAZ was still talking at 1535UT, 90 minutes after local sunrise
pretty darn good audio (all of it understa
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