Mark -
All of my files are Perseus. Ditto for Tom Rothlisberger. Nick will have some
SDR files from his 2 visits also.
The FSL guy (Gary) makes most of the noise but there is a huge amount of
Perseus files in the can.
Chuck
From: IRCA on behalf of Mark
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Are there any SDR files from this DXpedition?
I know that most of the action is live DX with tuned loops but I did see a
mention of a broadband loop being used (perhaps hooked to SDR?).
I'd like to get a couple of the best files, if they exist, to give me a feel
for the
Thanks Steve,
We would have enjoyed having you with us. When all four DXers gathered together
for that photo at Rockwork 6 two very friendly "sleeping squatters" took the
picture for us :-)
Gary
> On August 5, 2018 at 1:12 PM Steve Ratzlaff wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for posting that photo--it's
Thanks Nick. Your adventures are super interesting !
Russ
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> On Aug 5, 2018, at 5:04 PM, Nicholas Hall-Patch wrote:
>
> Local sunrise here now is about 6AM local, 1300UT, and peak conditions seem
> to occur about then, Russ. We try to be set up at least an hour earlier
>
Local sunrise here now is about 6AM local, 1300UT, and peak conditions seem
to occur about then, Russ. We try to be set up at least an hour earlier
than that, and shut down today was about 1330UT as the DX faded away.
We're mostly just a few minutes drive away from the site, so that part
isn't
Agree! Must be a new or Summer phenomenon as I’v not encountered them on
my visits though they’ve usually been
On Sunday, August 5, 2018, Steve Ratzlaff wrote:
> Thanks for posting that photo--it's fun to be able to see who's hearing
> stuff! Of course the trip accounts are always interesting
What time (local time) do you depart from home, start dx’ing, end a typical
session? Just curious
Russ Johnson
On Sun, Aug 5, 2018 at 4:12 PM Steve Ratzlaff
wrote:
> Thanks for posting that photo--it's fun to be able to see who's hearing
> stuff! Of course the trip accounts are always
Thanks for posting that photo--it's fun to be able to see who's hearing
stuff! Of course the trip accounts are always interesting to read,
especially about the "squatter encounters". :)
Steve
On 8/5/2018 8:11 AM, Gary DeBock wrote:
Nick certainly brought the luck with him from
Nick certainly brought the luck with him from Victoria as Tom, Craig and I
had one of the most thrilling sessions ever at the Rockwork ocean cliff. The
legendary weak station 585-Radio Ngati Porou (// 603) was heard for the first
time in 4 years, and Tom mentioned that he had never heard
