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Day 2 started with a tour of the Kimmie Candies (free samples) tour.Then most
of the attendees did some local sight seeing.At 4:30 I conducted the annual
IRCA business meeting, committee reports were read (and given by those chairmen
attending).At 5:00 I read a statement
Robert,
I want to thank you for your suggestion on these chokes from the below URL.
I purchased the RFI-Kit-1 and RFI-Kit-2 kits which have the large and small
chokes.
I am very impressed with these chokes; my noise issue is pretty much now
non-existent on shortwave frequencies. I listened
Thanks to Richard and Craig for their TP-DXing reports. After making a sneaky
overnight trip to the Oregon coast to avoid heavy I-5 daytime eclipse traffic,
I was able to persuade my wife that the best place to take a brief driving
break just happened to be the Rockwork 4 ocean cliff near
Carrier signals (no audio) from DU were heard on 612 (4QR?) and 702 kHz (2BL?)
before sunrise (1152 GMT). The signal on 612 faded away just before sunrise,
while 702 continued until 1205.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA,
Skywave + 8-inch FSL.
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Just one weak, lonely DU het this morning on 774 at 1151. Nothing on the NW
corner fed loop.
Craig Barnes
Drake R8A, SW corner fed loop w/FLG 100
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1255 U -
Very much like Nick said yesterday -
A slightly de-energized version of yesterday.
Whisper quiet audio on 558, 567, 576, 585, 594, 603, 612 (being the Level
best), 621, 675, 702, 774 (JJ), 891, 1116, - and 1566 taking an auroral
beating...
Back to bed.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com -
Not as vigorous a DU opening, but earlier there was a reappearance of Asians.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
774 JOUB man in Japanese 1155UT
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native
