Colin,
I’m ashamed to admit it—but after briefly installing the VACTROLS, I took down
the flag antenna—and planned to put up a new and improved version with CAT 5
burial cable for control. That was months ago—and I’ve had no break in my
hectic work and travel schedule to do any hobby projects.
Now at 0430 utc 171 Morocco is doing well (weak) and 252 Algeria is not
heard.
Steve
On 4/12/2017 8:54 PM, Steve Ratzlaff wrote:
252 Algeria doing very well this evening, 0350 utc, weak in the heavy
static. Nothing on 171 so far this evening.
Steve
near Sahuarita, AZ
R75, E/W longwire
Mostly the big guns this morning, but there was a nice little lift
just after 1300UT that made things a bit more interesting. There
were lots of carriers, a number with audio traces, plus some second
tier audios and 1548 made a brief showing again to hold up the DU side.
pretty darn good
This is the final bandscan video in a series of three. It's a collaboration
between myself and Ryan Grabow, owner of a wonderful bandscan video channel.
All the recordings are my own and the full translations in this video are
courtesy of my friend Jingshen with the simpler ones by myself. This
252 Algeria doing very well this evening, 0350 utc, weak in the heavy
static. Nothing on 171 so far this evening.
Steve
near Sahuarita, AZ
R75, E/W longwire
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Fascinating because the MUF HAS been well above 15 MHz all evening with some
good signals all over the place.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Apr 12, 2017, at 8:17 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
>
> Dull news I know, but just a little het is poking its
Dull news I know, but just a little het is poking its nose through
the splash on 1215it's mid-April, such things will soon be historical.
best wishes,
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
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Or at Poipu on Kauai. I have some logs somewhere for early evening DXing.
Poipu would be great for the DU to Deep South America DX for it serves as a
buffer zone to block the US. I do recall hearing many SS stations.
Todd Skaine
On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 1:19 PM Bob Coomler via IRCA
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I am making my first "pilgrimage" to Hawaii next week. My first stop will be
Kauai. While I will be staying near Princeville on the north coast, I intend to
check out other areas of the island as well. After Kauai, I will be based on
near the west coast of Kona. I also
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 12 April follow.
Solar flux 71 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The
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Solar flux 75 and estimated planetary A-index 12.
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I would expect that a setup like Richard Wood had might hear all 6
continents most days.
On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 1:46 PM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
> Colin:
>
>
> All six continents have been heard on MW from Hawaii. In fact, Richard
> Wood heard bunches of European and Middle
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No question at all that Hawaii is a great spot ... for DXing too. :-) My
thoughts were more based on specific locations given that most of the islands
have significant signal blocking volcanic ridges. When I was last on the Big
Island (near Honoka'a, NE side), I
Colin:
All six continents have been heard on MW from Hawaii. In fact, Richard Wood
heard bunches of European and Middle East stations (along with lots of NA, SA,
Australia and Asia) from Hawaii.
Much more is possible than just the Pacific - Australian - Far East stuff.
Chuck
I have made 12 "pilgrimages" to Kona in the past 20 years and that would be
the dream location --
Much like Easter Island - the location totally puts you in the drivers seat
for some of the World's best DX -
Because you can chase Austral-Asia and the Americas.
Having heard Alaska crystal clear
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I've been following the Kona adventures with great interest and envy. I was
wondering, has anyone been to, or considered, listening from South Point at the
very southern end of the island or Hawi at the very north end? Both would seem
to offer good east-west shots. Hawi
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I listened from 1207 to 1306. TP DX was limited in Colorado this morning to the
following:
Threshold to weak audio on 774 JOUB, male and female speaking with long, deep
fades (5 min. or so)
Hets were detected on 594, 693, 747 and 828. While no audio was heard on 828,
the
It's the last night for us in Kona, and I was attempting to record a sign off
routine for 540-2AP-- a 5 kW station in Apia, Samoa. The station seemed to
cooperate nicely by pounding in at an S9+ level around 0956, but it simply kept
going strong after 1000, refusing to sign off. Anyway. here is
<<< Hi Gary:
Thanks so much for sharing your loggings of Tuvalu and Kiribati.I would never
hear exotic stations like this without your recordings.So fascinating - just
amazing. These are valuable keepsakes.Continue to have a wonderful visit to
Kona!
Karl Zuk N2KZ Katonah, NY near NYC >>>
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