Another tick downwards in conditions, except a relog of CNR11 on 1098 which is
not common here at all.
A gentle fade down after 1500UTagain.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
567 JOIK 1432UT //594
594 JOAK 1423UT
639 CNR1 huge
There have been TA carriers showing here since before local sunset
this evening, but not much development until a few minutes ago when
1386 started on a roll.
http://www3.telus.net/public/shallpat/4all/1386_20181103_0157.wav
Several Radio Svoboda IDsamazing.
best wishes,
Nick
Nick
OMG! My sister headed to Poipu today!
How odd is that!
Out of Seattle too.
On Fri, Nov 2, 2018 at 3:28 PM Gary DeBock wrote:
> The airport-friendly "Frequent Flyer" FSL antennas kept their perfect
> TSA screening record today as the recently-tweaked 5" bar model deployed
> from Sea Tac
The airport-friendly "Frequent Flyer" FSL antennas kept their perfect TSA
screening record today as the recently-tweaked 5" bar model deployed from Sea
Tac airport for a 5 day Hawaii trip. After all the exceptional DX received over
the past week at home with the same antenna, though, maybe
I agree with Nick. This is Tokyo. Here's a link to one of my recordings of what
1134's KBS ID should sound like, same as any other KBS station with a different
slogan (at home, 21 miles from the tower, where you can hear Tokyo trying to
smother it at night, and a clear groundwave clip during
Hi Nick,
Yup, I think that's it. Those two high pitched notes match up with what I
heard. Thanks for helping me out with this one.
And my hunt for Korea continues.
-Tim
On Fri, Nov 2, 2018 at 4:23 PM Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> I'm pretty sure you had JOQR Tokyo on 1134 Tim. as the chimes
I'm pretty sure you had JOQR Tokyo on 1134 Tim. as the chimes ending
in a single pip on the hour are fairly distinctive. See what you think:
http://www3.telus.net/public/shallpat/4all/JOQR_grayland.wav
best wishes,
Nick
At 20:21 2018-11-02, tim rahto wrote:
Hello everyone,
We had
Hello everyone,
We had another great morning for Trans-Pacific DX here in the Midwest. i
started listening around 1120 UTC, and found strong signals from Japan on
774, 693, 666, and 747. 828 out of Osaka might have been the loudest of
all, but I couldn't separate them from WCCO in Minneapolis.
I
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inside E-W
https://youtu.be/Dmm5gbJY_Fw
This will give you a sense of some of the silliness we have been describing
lately...
4 minute video sweep of todays conditions - which were probably about equal
to yesterdays
conditions.
--
Colin Newell - Editor and creator *of *Coffeecrew.com
Out in Victoria, BC, I agree with you on your "not as good"
evaluation, Richard.
However, I did join the happy throng of CNR11 listeners at 1435-8UT,
with a man singing a capella, chanting really, and //6010 which was
very difficult to hear indeed.
Do you see any signs of a signal on that
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Overall, with the exception of HLCA, reception of TP stations was not as good
as during the few days.
594 JOAK poor at 1159.
693 JOAB poor at 1219.
702 unID carrier signal from northwest.
774 JOUB poor at 1154.
747 JOIB poor // 774 at 1155.
873 JOGB barely audible at 1229.
Very nice, Nigel. I also had interesting reception of China 1098
yesterday. Here it is peaking when playing music. Probably my best ever
signal for this one:
https://www.quebecdx.com/mp3/china_1098_20181101_2108.MP3
Sylvain
Le 2018-11-01 à 20:23, Nigel Pimblett a écrit :
I don't often get
In response to Tim and Bruce, with some extra information:
1206 was my old local and is a pretty potent, wide, and loud signal. I have no
TOH IDs in my recordings of the frequency, and I think the reason is, as you
said, that there just is nothing special there to hear, and when there is, it
Thanks to Colin, Nigel and Nick for their earlier TP-DX reports from
yesterday's wacky session. At my location the Chinese signals really bordered
on the incredible, though. This was 837-China (Harbin?) pounding in with an
extended S9 run of techno rock music from 1423-1425... kind of the
While my antennas and receiver were not exactly "on another planet" this
morning, I'm not sure that I could describe the morning here with the
superlatives it's earned from others. Perhaps a bit better than yesterday,
but mostly it was quite frustrating, with many channels containing
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