[IRCA] AM BCB DX……..Some AURORA LOGS & Good WEST Conditions

Hi Guys: Here is my AM-BCB report for the Last week or so. 7 NEW STNS Logged and a few Good AURORA Openings as well. The AM BCB seems to be improving quickly this Season, and has produced some great Conditions to the West and South. RECEIVER is ELAD FDM-S2 SDR ANTENNA isWELLBROOK

Re: [IRCA] IRCA DXWW-W Column

Hi Brandon, Thank you for volunteering to do the DXWW-W column in the IRCA newsletter. I'd have to say I fall into the "don't care" category you mentioned, and my email list postings are 99% not suited for inclusion in the column, and I'd suggest to just ignore my postings. On the rare event

Re: [IRCA] IRCA DXWW Column

Heya Craig. Many thank for your response! Not asking for language expertise, etc. Just wondering if the DXWW-W crew is open to helping me getting the column together in a small way besides what i would call 'bumming quarters', which is what Phil has been doing. Yours is the first response, hoping

Re: [IRCA] IRCA DXWW Column

--- Begin Message --- Hi Brandon, Welcome and thanks to Phil Bytheway for his work on DXDD-W. I recently retired and am getting back into the hobby with more fervor than in recent years. I only recently rejoined IRCA and realized that Phil was "mining" the informal postings on the Hard Core

[IRCA] ID this one?

Heard at 0100 EDT/ 0500 UTC this morning on 1370 kHz, a high pitched tone at the top of the hour followed by four letters in Morse Code: TRLB or TRLD (the signal faded on the last letter). I am clueless (as usual). Anyone have an ID for this station? Stan Horzepa, WA1LOU Wolcott, CT, USA

[IRCA] IRCA DXWW Column

Heys folks. As you my or may not know, I volunteered to take on DXWW-W from Phil who has been doing a fantastic care taker job for a few years. Coming over from the DXWW-E side, it is amazing the work Phil has been doing to glean your logs from your posts in the forum and whipping them up into

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

Chuck is right, of course. The hiking trails up above the Highway 101 turnouts are much more risky than our DXing setup spots at Rockwork 4. I've hiked some of those trails on Mount Neahkahnie (like the one where the Victoria man fell off of the cliff) and they are far more scary. The problem

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

I dare say that I have leaned over more than one precipice during an attempt to enhance a signal from a far away place. Daredevils. It's in our blood! On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 11:08 AM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote: > Unless of course, they insist on placing antennas on the other side

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

Unless of course, they insist on placing antennas on the other side of said wall. Guilty, your honor Nick At 17:22 19-09-17, Chuck Hutton wrote: He fell from a Cliffside trail. We DX from paved vehicle turnout spots with a wall. Many thousands of people stop in the turnouts to see

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

He fell from a Cliffside trail. We DX from paved vehicle turnout spots with a wall. Many thousands of people stop in the turnouts to see the view on US highway 101. I think there is no danger at all that anyone could ever fall from the walled turnout. The story of the hiker falling from a

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

Very sad and a reminder to us all to be careful. 73 KAZ On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 9:45 AM, C B via IRCA wrote: > ___ > IRCA mailing list > IRCA@hard-core-dx.com > http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca > > Opinions

[IRCA] S. AZ TPs Sept 19--fair

Better TP conditions this morning with 1566 S Korea reaching good levels briefly. I may have to review the recording for any others that reached audio. Many hets over most of the band. Nothing for expanded band DU though 1611 almost always has a weak het every morning for awhile. 594 Japan

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

--- Begin Message --- Very sad indeed. Craig Barnes On Mon, 9/18/17, wrote: Subject: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff To: "America, Mailing" Date: Monday, September 18, 2017, 10:48 PM A

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

Unfortunately, the man was from Victoria :-( Walt On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 2:27 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote: > Within the realm of possibility that we would fall while struggling with > 531 KHz - but all accounted for. > > Colin Newell - SYSTEMS UVic - Victoria - B.C.

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

Within the realm of possibility that we would fall while struggling with 531 KHz - but all accounted for. Colin Newell - SYSTEMS UVic - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -- > On Sep 19, 2017, at 2:58 AM, Robert Ross wrote: > > Yes Gary…Sad News indeed!!! Wow. All I can say is that "it

[IRCA] CO TP Report 9-19-17

--- Begin Message --- Slightly improved conditions were noted this morning. JOUB 774 with an EE lesson had the best audio in a while, with fair audio during pre-sunrise enhancement. Weaker audio also heard on JOIB, 747. Asian hets were heard on 594, 693, 972, 828, 1008, 1035, and 1566 DU hets

Re: [IRCA] Sad Story from the Rockwork Cliff

On 2017-09-19, at 12:48 AM, d1028g...@comcast.net wrote: > A Canadian visitor has apparently fallen off of the Rockwork cliff, after > losing his balance during a hiking trip 4 days ago, according to KGW in > Portland >

[IRCA] KQQB correction

Make that midnight PLT hi. Sent from my iPod ___ IRCA mailing list IRCA@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/irca Opinions expressed in messages on this mailing list are those of the original contributors and do not

[IRCA] KQQB 1520 logged

Midnight ELT logged KQQB Huge signal here in Lakewood CA over unID XE (XE national anthem) Numerous call letters heard. Logged on the Sangean DT160 Ultralight. Good times! Mike Sanburn KG6LJU Sent from my iPod ___ IRCA mailing list