On 4/17/2018 16:08, Donald Barnes via IRCA wrote:
1170 kHz at 1116 w/ middle eastern sounding mx
Possibly KLOK in San Jose CA, which is mostly south Asian programming.
Bruce
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According to info I cobbled together for the PAL, 1431 carries Shiokaze
in Japanese & Korean 1430-1500, another clandestine in Korean 1500-1530,
Adventist World Radio in Korean 1530-1630, BBC Korean 1630-1730, all
with 500kw.
1566 sounds like the high powered Indian.
Good stuff.
B
Gary
The music sounds south Asian, so I'm thinking it's Bangladesh. With a
megawatt of power, the station probably gets out pretty well (we heard
it a few years ago at Grayland during the sunspot minimum).
Bruce
On 4/10/2018 21:32, Gary DeBock wrote:
Heard this morning (April 10) at 1752 UT
Way to go, Gary.
Nice going on 6DL. Maybe Indonesia and Philippines are next? They're
not that much different from Western Australia in terms of bearing and
distance.
Bruce
On 4/9/2018 11:57, Gary DeBock wrote:
The rain and wind were pounding the ocean beach this morning but a ruggedly-bui
Conditions were generally poor until just before sunrise, when a couple
of things happened:
- The NHK stations on 747 774 and 828 made late showings starting at
about 1315 UT.
- There was a brief but interesting sunrise enhancement at the high end
of the band, which lasted for a few minutes
Conditions in Seattle were similar to what Gary reported, with 747 774
828 and 972 varying from nothing to mediocre signal levels.
However...from 1320 to 1340 UTC, the band was quite interesting
above 1300 kHz with a brief but intense sunrise enhancement. I had
respectable audio on some u
As Gary said, conditions today were much improved over yesterday,
although the Chinese were still not up to the levels of a couple days ago.
KRKO-1380 and KKXA-1520 continue to have their IBOC off. While chasing
a carrier o 1098 this morning, I noticed KFNQ-1090 also has IBOC turned
off (and
Nick
I noticed the same thing but kept forgetting to mention it. KRKO
dropped IBOC some time before March 20, judging from my oldest available
SDR file. KKXA apparently dropped IBOC beginning March 30, based on
more recent files.
A refreshing change to be sure.
Bruce
On 4/2/2018 12:06, N
I sent him one several weeks ago, and got a quick reply. He bumped the
limit up to 60 kB. Do we need to have it increased again?
Bruce
On 4/2/2018 13:24, R. Colin Newell wrote:
After being encouraged by numerous IRCA list members... I Took the time 3 weeks
ago to send Risto an email about a
I'm somewhat in agreement with everyone else. The bottom half of the
band was downright miserable today, but the upper half was a bit better
(let's call it somewhat below average).
What I assume was Taiwan made another surprise cameo appearance at the
end of the session. I also had brief aud
Conditions today were similar to yesterday, with a reasonably good
assortment of Asians.
567 JAPAN, JOIK, 1252 lively discussion //594, fair in KVI splat
594 JAPAN, JOAK, 1254, group discussion w/laughter, then
serious-sounding male, good
666 JAPAN, JOBK, 1307 Japanese man //594 wea
Another reasonably good morning for TP's, with China doing particularly
well. Most of the action was from 1255 to 1330. A few stations (747
774 828 and 972) were still producing audio after 1440.
594 JAPAN, JOAK, 1324 Japanese discussion fair
603 UNID, 1320 bits of music weak, probabl
I had to temporarily take down my antenna while the next-door neighbor
replaced their fence, so I've been out of action for a few days.
Today's TPs were worth the wait, with decent reception from several
second tier stations. China on 981 was especially good at times. There
was a modest enha
I had similar results in Seattle. Weak audio on 774 972 and 1566,
carriers on 594 747 and 828. That was it. Definitely not a good
morning for TPs
Bruce
On 3/21/2018 07:24, Gary DeBock wrote:
This was easily the worst Asian session of the entire month (and probably a
banner DU morning in V
This was almost a lackluster morning for TPs, with only the regulars
present for most of the morning.
Just when hope was almost lost, there was an interesting
mini-enhancement for a few minutes at the upper end of the dial. It was
good enough to produce weak audio from a few low powered Jap
As Gary noted, conditions today were significantly better than
yesterday. There was a brief but noticeable enhancement at the upper
end of the dial at about 1400 UTC, with the 1287, 1386, 1422 and 1503
Japanese stations becoming stronger for a few minutes before crashing
back down to earth. T
My SDR recordings showed pretty much the same thing: nothing more than
the half dozen "regulars".
I'll be able to get caught up on other things today instead of listening
to DX recordings :(
Bruce
On 3/15/2018 08:05, Gary DeBock wrote:
The Asian big guns sounded pretty healthy this morning
Conditions were impressive this morning, with lots of stations not
usually heard at home. I was surprise at just how many stations
produced audio today. It was one of the better mornings of the season here.
There was actually a sunrise enhancement at the upper part of the dial,
with 1557 and
Unfortunately, I inadvertently left the SDR recording all-night, which
wasn't a problem until it got to my scheduled recording start time of
1155 UTC. At that point, everything went south - noting more was
recorded aside from a bunch of meaningless 1 KB files. So I missed out
on whatever h
There were lots of Asians from one end of the dial to the other today.
I couldn't detect any consistent reception patterns, they all seemed to
fade up whenever they felt like it. Some stayed around to well past
1400, especially at the upper end of the dial.
567 JAPAN JOIK fair 1158 Japane
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On Mar 12, 2018 6:01 PM, "Bruce Portzer" wrote:
Here's why KKOL is off the air:
Bruce,
We have shut down both our KKOL transmitter site and our webpage so we
could move the radio station transmitter and towers to Bainbridge Island,
n-air.
Andrew Adams
Salem Media Group – Seattle
Subject: KKOL-1300 off the air
Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2018 21:04:09 -0700
From: Bruce Portzer
To: irca >> Mailing list for the International Radio Club of
America
KKOL-1300 in Seattle is silent at the moment. From what I've been
This email was sent a couple of hours ago and hasn't shown up yet.
Let's try it again.
Forwarded Message
Subject:KKOL-1300 off the air
Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2018 21:04:09 -0700
From: Bruce Portzer
To: irca >> Mailing list for the Internation
Today's DX was relatively OK, with a bunch of second tier stations
making their appearances. Nothing spectacular was noted today, just the
usual stuff.
As has been the case with most openings lately, conditions died down
after 1330 (an hour before sunrise) and were mostly limited to the low
Conditions today were down noticeably from yesterday but still somewhat
interesting.
Most of the action was at the low end of the dial, with a few sub-par
signals above 900. Things died down quite a bit after 1330 UTC.
567 JAPAN JOIK Japanese talk fair 1250 //594
594 JAPAN, JOAK Japan
Reasonably good signal in Seattle at 0644
Bruce
On 3/8/2018 22:23, R. Colin Newell wrote:
https://youtu.be/j46tzNkdTmg
Drake R8 -
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
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As others have said, conditions were good this morning with many Chinese
stations noted.
558 S KOREA, KBS3, fair-poor 1359 w/talk //603, then music after ToH
567 JAPAN, JOIK, 1345 poor Japanese talk //594 in KVI splat
594 JAPAN, JOAK, 1356 Japanese talk good
603 S KOREA, KBS3, poo
Conditions this morning were kind of weird. The SDR recording had the
normal half dozen Japanese/Korean powerhouses with below average signals
from 1200-1330 UTC. Some time around 1330 they all gradually faded into
the noise and never returned. I guess that would be the exact opposite
of a
Conditions were slightly more interesting today. The SDR recorded from
1155 to 1510 UT, but things didn't get interesting until after 1400 when
carriers showed up on several second tier channels: 657 666 675 702 738
756 783 918 936 945 981 1206 1287 1575 and probably a few others.
Unfortuna
It's just a weak carrier in Seattle at 0655
Bruce
On 2/20/2018 22:24, Volodya S wrote:
Wow, is 846 ever just booming in with music at 06:20. About the strongest
I've ever heard them. S9 + 5 on the Perseus. Local programming. A YL
speaking at 06:21, not in English? Nice C&W piece at 06:23.
I did the right thing today by sleeping in until after sunrise. The
1155-1510UT SDR recording showed occasionally good audio from JOUB-774,
and occasional half-hearted audio on 594 693 747 828 972 and 1566. So
it was pretty much a humdrum session today. Maybe tomorrow will be better.
Bruce
I slept in today and let the SDR record 1155-1510, which turned out to
be a smart move.
Conditions this morning were decidedly mediocre compared to the past two
days. The usual big guns were there: 594 693 747 774 828 972 and 1566.
They all had moments of good audio, but nothing spectacular.
Conditions today were down slightly from yesterday,, but still quite
good. There didn't see to be any sort of sunrise enhancement.
558 KOREA, 1218 inst mx fair-good //603
567 JAPAN, 1221 JOIK male talk poor //594
594 JAPAN, 1205 JOAK male talk sounded like sporting event good
666
This was one of my best TP mornings in a long time. It was also My
first TP session in several weeks. To add to the fun, I was actually
listening in "real time" for once. On the down side, there was a
computer glitch. Even though the red "record" indication was on, the
Elad software didn'
This is my first TP session in many weeks and s shaping up to be a good
one.
North Korea 819 was poking through local KGNW-820 at1230
China-981 is doing quite well at the moment
I was even getting audio on 603 for a while
More details to follow
Bruce
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I just returned from a Caribbean cruise, where I made a point of
checking 800 during local evenings.
PJB was local quality near the southeast corner of Cuba at 0210 1/29,
giving contact info and RTM/Transmundial IDs. The carrier dropped for
1-2 seconds a few times as though they were having t
Mystery solved!
You can find the story at
https://www.facebook.com/RadioKiribati/posts/1734641830176128 if you
can't read the attachment
Bruce
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Subject: [dxld] Fwd: [dxdialog] Radio Kiribati 846 transmission coming
from Christmas Island
Date: Thu, 7 De
I'm getting it tonight at 0645UT, fair carrier, but no audio as near as
I can tell. Maybe it's a new relay on one of the outer islands?
Bruce in Seattle
On 12/1/2017 06:24, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Thanks Mauno. I'd been trying to stay up late enough to check a NZ
web receiver, but didn't m
A quick check of this morning's SDR files showed a huge signal from
Korea 972 at 1400. Aside from that, there were OK moments from the NHK
stations on 747 774 and 828, and a bit of audio on 1566. Otherwise
there wasn't much to report. But at least it was better than several
other recent morn
Conditions today were almost identical to yesterday's. If you go back
and look at yesterday's logs you'll get an accurate summary of what my
SDR heard today.
NHK2 programming today featured Chuck Berry "Roll Over Beethoven"
(twice) and Eagles "Take It Easy", in the 1350-1415 time frame. No i
Conditions were borderline mediocre here today. Like the past couple of
days, all the action was below 1000. HLAZ-1566 was but a mere carrier.
Peak reception seemed to be just after 1300 and the dropped off after
that. By sunrise there were almost no Asians.
567 JAPAN, JOIK, 1258 very w
Colin
Your experiences 1410-1420 were very similar to mine today, right down
to most of the channels that had audio.
1450-1500 UTC was much different here - I had no TPs at the high end of
the dial, except for pitiful little carriers on 1323 and 1566. Below
1000, things were similar to what
Correction - the date should have been Nov 3 instead of Nov 2
On 11/3/2017 20:13, Bruce Portzer wrote:
Today's TP DX session was unusual when you consider:
- Nearly all of the action took place between 700 and 1000 kHz.
- The strongest TP signal was China on 981
- Chinese statio
Today's TP DX session was unusual when you consider:
- Nearly all of the action took place between 700 and 1000 kHz.
- The strongest TP signal was China on 981
- Chinese stations in general were better than normal
- HLAZ was barely there today, despite all the fun further down the dial
-
56
Today was probably the best Asian morning all season for me. There were
plenty of signals in the lower and middle parts of the band, with very
little above 1200. There were lots of tantalizing carriers that almost
produced audio, and several more that produced weak audio. Vietnam 675
was the
It was pretty lively in Seattle as well. A quick check of the SDR files
shows lots of signals today. Vietnam-675 was definitely there at 1431,
along with audio where I normally don't hear it: 756 783 792 918 etc.
I'll be spending some time this afternoon going through the recordings
to see w
I've skipped the last few DX sessions due to poor conditions, but jumped
back in today. The Asians peaked a couple hours before sunrise, and
then dropped out completely after about 1315. Nothing spectatular was
heard, but it was nice to hear a few of the second tier stations.
567 JAPAN, JO
This was an excellent morning for TP's here. There were many Japanese
stations audible at the low end of the band, plus several mid-band
Chinese. The upper part of the dial was near empty of Asians, except
for a rather anemic HLAZ.
Signals seemed to peak between 1350 and 1410 today, but a fe
TP reception continued to improve today. Several stations were heard
with good signals. but the loggings were limited to some of the regulars.
594 JAPAN, JOAK, man & woman in Japanese weak 1328
693 JAPAN, JOAB, fair in CBU splash 1345 Chinese lesson //747
747 JAPAN, JOIB, strong w/Ch
Conditions were down quite a bit today with just a couple of TP's
producing any reasonable amount of audio.
774 JAPAN, JOUB, poor w/bits of talk in domestic splatter 1331
972 S KOREA, HLCA, briefly good 1339 w/the usual discussions in
Korean. Still fair w/music 1359, but signal took a d
TPs today were noticeably better than the past few mornings.
594 JAPAN, JOAK, weak talk 1331
693 JAPAN, JOAB, 1334 Chinese lesson good during pauses in CBU splash
747 JAPAN, JOIB, Chinese lesson 1349 far //774
774 JAPAN, JOUB, Chinese lesson strong 1334, still very good 1350
819
Most of the regular TPs made brief appearances today. By 1330 they were
almost all gone.
594 JAPAN, JOAK fair-weak female talk 1324
747 JAPAN, JOIB, talk //774 1321 fair-poor
774 JAPAN, JOUB, Chinese lesson 1324 fair
828 JAPAN, JOBB, woman //774 1328 weak
972 S KOREA, HLCA, K
Walt
According to Worldaerodata.com it's Ust-Bolsheretsk. The correction has
now been made to my working copy of the PAL:) The World Aero Data
website gives the location as 52-49-00N 156-16-00E. I haven't found a
radio facility or airport near those coordinates in Google Maps, but the
loc
TP's were mediocre today but nonetheless better than yesterday.
693 JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAB 1314 talk //774 during pauses in CBU splat
774 JAPAN, Akita, JOUB, language lesson 1309 fair
828 JAPAN, Osaka, JOBB fair language lesson 1302
1566 S KOREA, Cheju, HLAZ briefly fair w/Japanese tal
Dreadful TP cx today. I briefly had weak carriers on 774 and 1566, and
that was it!
Bruce
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Friday the thirteenth's TP DX was decidedly unlucky with just a handful
of the powerhouses making sub par appearances. Even the 972 Korean was
at best a weak carrier just a few db above the noise. 1566 only
surfaced briefly with faint mumbling.
693 JAPAN, Tokyo JOAB faint talk in CBU splas
Conditions have dropped off noticeably from the previous couple of
days. Even HLAZ-1566 struggled tooday. Reception peaked 1305-1335 and
then tapered down to nothing after that.
567 JAPAN, Sapporo, JOIK 1321 male talk //594 poor in KVI splat
594 JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAK, 1321 male discussion
Conditions this morning were a bit unusual. Nearly all the action was
below 900, with several third tier Japanese stations poking their heads
above the noise. The Koreans on 972 and 1566 were the only stations
producing audio above 900.
558 S KOREA Fair-poor talk 1328
567 JAPAN, Sapp
Conditions this morning were impressive, with the best TP reception in
many months. Carriers were present on nearly all 9 kHz channels below
1000, with audio on many of them. It wasn't quite as good above 1000,
but conditions were still above average. TPs on 711 and 819 managed to
briefly g
Today's TP DX was much like Friday's. The usual cast of characters,
most of which peaked between 1330 and 1345.
594 JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAK, 1335, weak-fair animated talk & pop vocal music
693 JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAB 1343 good with English lesson, talking about
Cancer treatments
747 JAPAN, S
TP conditions were down quite a bit from yesterday. The Koreans on 972
and 1566 produced half-hearted audio at about 1340 and that was about
it. Otherwise, I had weak carriers from high powered NHK stations on
747 774 and 828, but not much else.
Bruce
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I've been recording DX at sunrise for a few days now but this was the
first session worth reporting. The results were mainly the usual first
tier stations, but at least it gave me a chance to try out my reworked
antenna system..
693 JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAB, talk //774/747 mostly poor in CBU spl
Nigel
I checked my recording from this morning at 1300 UTC. There's a woman
dominating 1490 mentioning "la nueva estacion de" something, followed by
an enthusiastic ID for KZGI like you described. No mention of KBRO
that I could hear, but I'd say you had them
..
Bruce
On 9/27/2017 21:17,
There's nothing I can say about Paul that hasn't already been said. His
contributions to the hobby will long be remembered and appreciated.
Bruce
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It looks like WKAQ and its sister stations had significant damage from
hurricane Maria.
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/weather/hurricane/article174409151.html
The video is interesting even if, like me, you don't know much Spanish.
Bruce
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Hello everyone:
I updated the Pacific Asian Log a few days ago. It's now posted on the
Radioheritage website: http://www.radioheritage.net/ You'll need to go
through a couple of the site's internal links to get to the proper page,
but you'll be able to either download the PDF version or use t
to Utah from here in Victoria during the
eclipse. Around 10:26PDT, there was a mention of west valley and
" Utah county's sports station", which is about as good an ID as I
could hope for. I think there was also mentions of ESPN, Salt Lake
etc. a bit earlier.
best wis
I went back through my SDR files from Monday's eclipse and found a few
additions to my earlier report. All times are PDT
1270 KBZZ Sparks, NV 10:23 a couple of Reno area ads weak & mixing
with KAJO
1280 KRVM Eugene OR 10:30 BBC news u/KIT, no ID but this is the
only thing that make
As promised, here is a listing of what my SDR captured here in Seattle
during this morning's eclipse. I mostly heard Oregon and northern
California stations, plus KSL and a few from Idaho. There was a very
pronounced enhancement between about 10:10 and 10:30 PDT, after which
things tapered off
I had the SDR running during today's eclipse. Most of the time I was
outside watching the event, but a subsequent check of the the files
showed lots of sunset-like activity. The Portland area stations on
1550 and 1640 were the first to fade in at about 9:00. After that,
things slowly picke
Radio Fiji has posted an interesting documentary about its new
transmitters on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTLKeW-TmoQ&feature=share
There's also a Youtube video of the Prime Minister inaugurating the new
transmitters on August 11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOza_Ov7f48
Bru
Just a weak carrier here, peaking 6-8 db above the noise at 0417
Bruce in Seattle
On 6/25/2017 21:12, Don Moman VE6JY wrote:
Tnx for the reminder... likely the best ever here -
Certainly decent carrier and some audio thru 0400, recorded 0358 to
0407ish. More excited speech by African soundi
Hello everyone:
I updated the Pacific Asian Log earlier this month. It's now posted on
the Radioheritage website: http://www.radioheritage.net/ You'll need to
go through a couple of the site's internal links to get to the download
page, but you'll be able to either download the PDF version or
The American Samoa KHJ has been around for several years now. It has
streaming audio on its website http://www.khjradio.com/ for those who
want to listen.
Bruce
On 5/16/2017 15:58, Theo wrote:
And not to forget KKHJ in American Samoa, for apparently the same
reason! It was kinda weird to h
News about an Icom ham transceiver announced earlier today (4/1).
http://www.icom.co.jp/fb/170401/
OK, it's in Japanese but Google's English translation is entertaining.
It's probably the ultimate ultralight :)
Bruce
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I tried the AM data base earlier today and received an internal server
error message. It was still down a couple minutes ago.
Bruce
On 2/18/2017 20:46, Dennis Gibson wrote:
Is anyone having problems with FCC AM/FM/TV queries? Very erratic all day.
Sent from my iPad
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I've just updated the Pacific Asian Log. It's now posted on the
Radioheritage website: http://www.radioheritage.net/ You'll need to go
through a couple of internal links to get to the download page, but
you'll be able to either download the PDF version or use the interactive
Walt
226-4128 is the number for the Misawa Community Center
https://www.facebook.com/MisawaCommunityCenter/about/
Bruce
On 1/9/2017 12:19, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
A very interesting morning to say the least. Another snowfall began late in
the night causing a continuation of our winter wonderlan
A nice selection of stations Chris. I actually listened to the whole
thing before you sent the list, which made it easier to follow the
second time around. I can hardly wait to hear the longer version.
Bruce
On 12/11/2016 21:47, Chris Kadlec wrote:
Though I realize perhaps only one or two p
As a comparison, here's how 1035 sounded at 1400 UTC during a DXpedition
to Grayland WA several years ago. I counted 4-5 sets of pips & time
checks, making for a wild mess.
http://qsl.net/n7ecj/CNR1-1035_10-3-2009_1400
Bruce
On 12/4/2016 12:39, Chris Kadlec wrote:
Gary, you may have better
it was still on. I've got nothing on 1240 or 1250 in
the state so I stood a good chance if it was still on
Paul
On Friday, November 18, 2016, Bruce Portzer
wrote:
It's been off the air for a couple of years.
See http://www.wrth.com/_shop/?p=1937
Bruce
On 11/18/2016 10:07, Paul B
The DKAZ survived the storm, although Saturday afternoon's winds
rendered it horizontal for a while.
Sunday morning's DX at Grayland wasn't quite as interesting as
Saturday's. Conditions were mostly mediocre until about 1400 when a
sunrise enhancement kicked in. The Japanese were quite g
Sent from my LG tablet:
Chuck, Tom, and I braved the wind and rain for a Grayland expedition this
weekend. The results have been rather interesting so far, with many Filipinos
logged this morning: 846 900 990 999 1017 1062 1188 and 1314. Hopefully some
others will be added to the
This was my first serious listening in several days. Unfortunately,
conditions were decidedly mediocre with a few of the regulars making
half-hearted appearances. The only audio noted here was between about
1325 and 1405 UTC, which I guess could qualify as an enhancement.
GOOD
972HLCA Ko
I checked the dial at 1320 UTC, just before leaving for work, and the results
were the same as Gary's. No sign of carriers on 774 972 or 1566. At least now
I know I don't have an antenna problem.
Bruce
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Conditions here were down noticeably from yesterday. The lone exception
was North Korea on 657 which had its best signal of the season.
GOOD
657DPRK, emphatic talk by man and woman 1319
693JOAB, mostly poor but was quite good 1246 with male monologue
774JOUB, pips 1300, then woman o
Conditions were down a bit compared to my last session in mid-week.
Generally speaking there were lots of good carriers but audio was in
short supply. Some frequencies, like 603 657 963 and 1197, had good
signals but couldn't produce any recognizable program content through
the noise and splatt
It was another productive day in the TP neighborhood, with nice signals
from several stations.
GOOD
657DPRK, heartwarming patriotic anthem 1304, then rousing talk
1305. Briefly good, but otherwise mostly buried by capitalist splatter.
693JOAB, Japanese woman 1308
747JOIB, English
TPs remained good here today, with the 1053 jammer being especially strong
GOOD
774JOUB 1212 English lesson
972HLCA, woman & man in Korean quite good 1254, otherwise fair-poor
1053Korean jammer quite loud 1213
1287JOHR, quite nice for a couple of minutes 1324 w/woman talking
1566
Gary
Maybe it's splatter from your South Asian local on 1560? Perhaps a percussion
instrument was making its existence known all the way to 1566. Further checking
at other times tomorrow may tell more.
I get electrical buzzsaw noise on 1566 and 1575 at the moment, so I'm doing
well just to h
I'm getting carriers on 909 & 1215, both are about 10 db above the noise
so not much hope of audio
Bruce
On 9/18/2016 21:13, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
What does it take to kill these things? K indices of 2 and 3 for the
last 24 hours, and still they appear.
Carriers only (so far, whoops, is t
Conditions were similar to yesterday. The Yanbian station on 1206 was
unusually good for a few minutes.
GOOD
594JOAK, briefly good w/male talk 1241, otherwise poor-nil
693JOAB, man in Japanese 1238, much CBU splat
747JOIB, male monologue 1238 //693 etc
774JOUB, time pips 1200, t
edule, and other information, arranged by country and by frequency.
You can download a PDF of the PAL at
http://www.radioheritage.net/PAL_SearchD.asp The site also includes a
searchable on-line PAL database.
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Today's DX wasn't nearly as good as yesterday's. TP signals were weaker
and fewer in number. Still, it was one of the better days this season.
GOOD
774JOUB, 1249 English grammar lesson
972HLCA, Korean woman 1249
1053jammer 1303
1566HLAZ, jingle & FEBC ID like yesterday, then
What a difference a day makes. Yesterday was such a dud I didn't bother
reporting the results. Today was the other extreme, with lots of TP
signals all over the dial. I might have been ale to pull a few ore out
of the noise but I've already spent most of my evening listening to SDR
recording
Conditions were down slightly today but still interesting. There were
lots of mid-band carriers in addition to what I have listed. The upper
part of the band, once again, was rather sedate.
GOOD
890KBBI presumed with Democracy Now program 1309 loud atop CJDC, no
sign of them a few minutes
Conditions continue to get better day by day. The high band was rather
anemic today, but mid band was interesting and low band was sort of OK.
GOOD
774JOUB, time pips & start of English lesson 1200
890KBBI presumed, Democracy Now program fading atop CJDC 1304
972HLCA, woman in Kore
Conditions were somewhat OK here today, but not as good as yesterday.
There were no clear reception patterns - stations mostly peaked at
different times.
GOOD
774JOUB, flute music, Japanese woman 1308, briefly good
1566HLAZ, huge signal but bad electrical noise, Japanese male
surfaced
Overall, this morning was respectable for early to mid September. There
were lots of carriers, especially mid-band, and several produced decent
audio at times.
GOOD
774JOUB, man & woman in Japanese 1201
1053jammer 1258
1566HLAZ church service in Japanese 1240
FAIR
693JOAB, Jap
Walt
I checked the FCC database. There are about a dozen TIS transmitters on
1650 in northwestern WA, including Kent, Snoqualmie, Neah Bay, Vashon,
Redmond, etc. There's also a blanket license for WSDOT to operate
temporary sites in 7 counties (basically anywhere between Tacoma and the
Can
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