>
>
> Collin,
>
> Thanks for posting the clip, what a great signal CNR1 was putting out. The
> Chinese must be beaming towards the Eastern coast of Russia? Similar when
> HLAZ 1566 beams to Japan.
>
Thanks Denise.
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> Colin,
>
> That was great!!! I wonder what Nick & Walt thought about it? Maybe you
> should submit this to a studio. How about a TV series? All of you could
> be stars. :)
Huh Patrick?
This is real life...
Ian McFarland IS our father...
and Walt, Nick and I are brothers...
You didn't know tha
> Snipets on a gal in what sounded like German at 1355
> on 1548,
Sri Lanka Patrick!
Here is my morning high light: CRI China Russian Service on 963khz at 1325 UTC.
http://www.dxer.ca/images/stories/soundbytes/963China_972Korea_980CKNW_Sept20_07.mp3
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I Listened from 1315-1335 and heard lots. Audio was heard on:
558 Japan
567 Japan
594 Japan
639 lang
648 Lang.
657 muddy audio
666 Japan
693 Japan (Passband tuning actually helps on the E1)
747 Japan
756 muddy audio
765 muddy audio
774 Japan
783 muddy audio
792 muddy a
Once again -- better than yesterday..
opted for playing with antennas
and parked the Eton E1 on 963 and listened to CRI
in Russian -- at about S9.
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> Good night for TA's here.
Good here too Nigel --
posting my reception but nothing is getting through.
CIDX question -- I see you are on the BOD --
Does CIDX still publish a printed bulletin?
How many members?
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> Carriers on 693, 819, 1062, 1134, 1215, 1377 and 1512. So far no audio but
> at times 1215 and 1377 are close.
>
Testing different things to get through the list...
here are some of the rest... in over 30 years of chasing TAs, I have heard more
audio
but I have never heard as many carrier
> Not great, but there's been audio there, man talking at 0403UT,
Had some good audio in 1215 for a while...
3 or 4 postings to IRCA and nothing...
too bad...
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> Good TA carriers already in Victoria at 0230UT on 1377, 1215,
> 1422haven't checked the rest,
here are some of the rest... in over 30 years of chasing TAs, I have heard more
audio
but I have never heard as many carriers..
Here goes:
585, 594, 621, 639, 648, 747, 756, 765, 774, 783, 828,
> 1215 is there fair, but no audio.
here are some of the rest... in over 30 years of chasing TAs, I have heard more
audio
but I have never heard as many carriers..
Here goes:
585, 594, 621, 639, 648, 747, 756, 765, 774, 783, 828, 837, 864, 873, 891, 918,
954, 963, 972, 1008, 1017, 1044, 1053, 1
September 19, 2007 -- 1335 UTC
http://tinyurl.com/365cqa
A snippet of 960khz (3s), 963 Russian on CRI Foreign Service,
a few seconds of 970khz, 972 Korea (assumed) and then a station
ID from CKNW on 980khz
Received on an Eton E1 barefoot.
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> Yes, Steve. I heard 209 Mongolia with fair to good audio here this morni
> ng. Funny thing is, that it always fades out and is replaced by a TWEB i
> n Alaska by 14:00. Have to check for ID at 12:00. Going great here, g
> uys!..Walt.
>
I am definitely coming on the next trip!
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I have posted one message about 1.5 hours ago.
No sign of it.
Now testing again -
Apologies for the extra messages.
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> Yes, Steve. I heard 209 Mongolia with fair to good audio here this morni
> ng. Funny thing is, that it always fades out and is replaced by a TWEB i
> n Alaska by 14:00. Have to check for ID at 12:00. Going great here, g
> uys!..Walt.
>
In Victoria it was a slight up-tick over yester
> Not here, Dennis..best morning this season, especially on the
> low banddetails later, much later.
> Work is the curse of the DXing classes.
>
Agreed. It was a noticeable up-tick from yesterday.
I Sony-MD'ed the session and will upload the highlights
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> 1512 had brief audio again this evening...and 1017
> earlier. Carriers on every channel pretty much in the 700's and 800's.
>
> Nick
Same observations here -
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> Modulation on 1134 is much lower than Virgin Radio, tough to copy much
> even though a strong carrier.
>
Audio here for about 40 sec. at 0402.
Never had audio here.
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> nil to poor on 756 at 0414UT with man and woman in German, webstream
> (http://www.dradio.de/) seems about 15 seconds delayed.
>
Test one two three...
Anyone out there receiving this?
;->
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> The wonders of the webstream.laid back orchestral mx sneaking
> through the splash at 0353UTseems to be the same as what is
> playing on the MW channel at http://www.rte.ie/radio/
>
carriers on 567, 738, 747, 756, 774 and 783...
An odd night --
not seeing any postings getting through to
1215khz here to levels 1 or 2.
Just scanning for other carriers.
Eton E1 - Drake R8
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> At 0255UT, 1215 is delivering weak audio,
1215 came up to about 40% copy at 0324UTC.
I was scrambling to find a cable to record it.
Astounding. and Sudden.
Drake R8 -
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> At 0255UT, 1215 is delivering weak audio
Level 1 to 2 carrier here on 1215khz 0314UTC
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Received today on the Eton E1 with the whip antenna from the 7th floor
window (West Facing) high on a hill above Victoria B.C. looking
out over the Juan De Fuca strait and the Pacific Ocean...
China on 963khz in Russian at local sunrise
http://www.dxer.ca/images/stories/soundbytes/China_963kh
> They DESTROY WBAP out here in the Sonoran Desert. I would write but
> the oleagenous, fecalithic, greaseball, HD dreck vendors could care
> less if I could hear WBAP like a local here. I am out of the market.
KGO IBOC was off when I checked at 1310 UTC this morning.
In fact, I only noticed 1 or
Did a barefoot Eton E1 listening session this morning
from 1305 - 1355 UTC. For me, the best of season.
Fair to very good audio on the following channels
(100% of which was recorded on a Sony MD for later upload)
531 - Japanese, 558 - Japanese sounding YL, 567 - Japanese,
585 - Russian (I think..
http://coffee.bc.ca/regional/232/the-fraud-of-hd-high-definition-radio
I almost see myself making lots of noise on this subject.
No pun intended.
Between the 3 or 4 big websites that I look after, I reach
on average about 60,000 readers a month...
and I have every intention of taking advantage
I googled "IBOC interference" ---
low and behold... BLOGS devoted to slamming HD.
http://hdradiofarce.blogspot.com/
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> COlin,
>
> I am sure KGO is doing a number on KPDQ, KGNW, CKOR, and who knows who
> else?
>
It makes me angry --
which is a complete contradiction of what I said
earlier...
Hey - read the initial loggings from Walt and crew from QCI?
I think I need to get in on the next expedition.
That is t
> Soemone please explain it to me !!
>
> I think a 1 is a barely detectable carrier and a 6 is barely audible
> audio..but please please explain it to me !!
>
According to the highly respected Hall-Patch/Salmaniw/Bryant/Portzer
algorithm -- developed by Dr. Bill in the 60's while he was
working
Unreal KGO digihash extending from 796khz to 824khz.
Unacceptable by any standards.
I have e-mailed KGO tonight -
not expecting a reply.
Will advise if I get one.
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> The real crime is
> the effect that IBOC has on the other unwilling participants in this fiasco:
> the non-DXer listeners, and the small broadcasters. But that's another
> story...
> Barry
Totally agree with Barry on this -- and although
I would love to see all our objections amount to
so
> Hi all, I've noticed, in the case of k g o, that they turn off their
> iboc at various times,
Not surprising, KGO's IBOC sidebands are the most disruptive up
here in Victoria with the sideband hash crushing 800 and 820,
rendering the local 800khz in Langley B.C. as mush.
The has even appears to
> 531 is just wispy music, near
> imaginarySwitzerland will have to wait for another day...
>
I had a carrier on 531 after 0300 and was wondering where
it might have been...
Nick - have you heard anything on 567khz?
It has been one of the steadiest signals
all evening - on a par with 1215kh
1215Khz - "Walking in Memphis" snippets and british accented OM at 0400UTC --
What I would describe at Grade-2 readability -- 20% readability.
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> 1215 is having moments of a quietly thunderous signal from time to
> time,
More threshold audio on the E1 and R8 at 0355 UTC
Hardly thunderous -- more like Lion breath
on a desert savanna from about 100 yards.
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> At 02:52 17/09/2007, you wrote:
> music and talk on 1215 here just after 0300UT, but mostly underneath
> splatter
>
0315UTC -- moments of threshold intelligence...
my kingdom for a long piece of wire pointed anywhere!
Carriers also on 567, 765 and 855.
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It is now 0250 UTC and there is a good carrier
on 1215khz -- assume Virgin Radio from London.
Absolutely no audio yet -- but good carrier.
Drake R8 - Eton E1
Wellbrook 2XALA100
Misek/Lankford Phaser
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Despite all the endless discussions about IBOC, digital
hash, co-channel interference and gloom-and-doom, I find the
last 3 weeks worth of IRCA postings entirely entertaining...
with some absolute gems coming down the byte-pipe.
One for instance was from Milspec390:
"they embraced a failed, dest
> Colin,
>
> But you did not tell us which station seemed sincere?
>
KEX
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> There are only two stations that I can specifically identify as
> creating chaos:
>
> 850 KHHO TACOMA
>
> 1530 KFBK SACRAMENTO
Here in Victoria, KGO 810 is obliterating 800 and 820
with a ton of hash.
(I believe) We have a semi-local in the Fraser Valley, B.C. Canada that has been
rendered co
>
>
> Anyone wanting a one minute mp3 clip of KOFI 1180 reception here with KEX
> hiss let me know. Location is about 22 air miles from KEX's antenna. I will
> send it out to you.
>
> Dennis
Send to me and I will fwd to KEX engineer -
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or I will give you his e-mail.
> KOQI/1200/Soquel CA is the major source of Hindu programming in Monterey Bay
> and Santa Clara Valley. They are being taken out by KEX/1190 at 22 miles
> from their transmitter. They aren't a powerhouse but are
"Thanks for the quick reply --
In all fairness, you should know that I am a telecom technologist
making informal observations on this new phenomenon - as
well as being an avid listener of AM radio outside of
the stations market areas.
In this particular example I note that AM 1200 in Vancouver
i
"Thanks for the comments. I'm trying to collect all the data I can get
since the recent authorization for nighttime operation of our digital
carriers. It appears that your receive location is about 190 degrees
from the station in Vancouver. While your location is getting pretty
deep into their nul
> Here's the best juice I've come across on HD:
>
> "Older consumers don't want it.
> Younger ones laugh at it.
> Manufacturers dislike it.
> Retailers can't sell it."
They said that about the Edsel, Beta-max, the laser-disc,
8-track tape and a myriad of other useless crap.
The big push is on no
I e-mailed 2 IBOC offenders last night and 2 IBOC victims.
One of the IBOC offenders replied today -- they sounded
sincere.
In fact, their wall of IBOC hash seems markedly quieter tonight.
Who rules? That is right, I do.
Still wish I had that fancy black button in the alternate
Captain Kirk re
I am watching as the sun-sets out west for activity.
Was playing with my mini-beverage out in the country-side
this afternoon -- yes, I know... I should be there right now.
I imagine that the boys on the Queen Charlottes are
having one heck of a time.
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> Had a pretty good run down here...Too bad I didnt have time to set up the
> loops, so I had to use the palomar loop (dont laugh).
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOH...
What's next, a Sanserino Loop!?!?!?
> I keep hearing country music under joub on 774
3L0 in Melbo
> Rather than get all depressed about the IBOC situation this weekend, I
> thought to myself "self, maybe you ought to give this HD-radio thing a try
> to see what it's really all about".
You do realize that we would give you a thumping
if you even thought about getting an HD radio?!? ;-)
Ok. M
This is day one for the boys at the QCI DXped -
Down here in Victoria that dial was rocking
from 1310 through 1350 -- still going...
Good audio on over a dozen channels and scads
of potential audio on dozens of other carriers.
Very big audio and signals on 567(Japan),
585(unid), 594(Japan), 612,
> The TA session is about over with a couple LWBC still being heard.
Biggest signal of the evening:
567 - I assume Ireland with wispy audio and music - 0515 UTC
On the R8-Wellbrook Combo and
the Eton E1 with a 7' outdoor H-Whip.
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I have just e-mailed this to Bernie Ward at KGO:
"Bernie: HUGE fan of yours.
My wife and I fall asleep to KGO and Bernie Ward every evening you are
on -- and no, you do not PUT us to sleep - that is the result
of the sheer exhaustion of global events.
Anyway - I see that KGO is running in HD (H
Here is a copy of what I just sent to KOFI in Kalispell Montana
(I sent something very similar to this to AM 1200 in Vancouver)
Persuasive? I hope so.
"Hey there! I am a big fan of KOFI Kalispell -
and a regular night listener.
As of 24 hours ago, stations equipped to run Ibiquity IBOC HD
radi
> A dial full of TA's here in WI by Lake Mich on my 30 degree Phased BOG
> System. 1206 often easy to listen to. If you guys note a SAH on Virgin 1215
> pay close attention as it should be from Spain which, even on this northerly
> wire, has been atop Virgin's rock more often than not.
>
I did
Okay folks - this is it.
Day 2 of IBOC 24/7 and I am filing my
first reception report to Radio Rimjhim 1200khz
in Vancouver getting slammed by KEX digital hash
out of Portland Oregon.
1200 AM has lots of listeners in Victoria and the
Fraser Valley and this QRM is going to make
them pi**ed (pard
>
>
> Good Evening,
>
> 1206 weak audio at 0325 ut. Fair with music at 0334. Best ever heard here.
>
In one pass noted 567, 702, 747, 756, 765, 855, 1134, 1143, 1215...
all carriers -- all sub-threshold except for 1215 which breaks
through with some very wispy intelligence. -- 0330 UTC
Dra
> good 1215 here in Victoria at 0305
Carriers on 765, 1017, 1134, 1143, 1197, 1215...
0320 UTC
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> Steve,
>
> Getting a carrier on 189.
Here in Victoria as well - which i think is a first for me.
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> No evidence hereI don't seem to have an effective longwave
> antennahowever, 1215 has audio traces, and 1377 is bouncing in
> with music, at least briefly..and I'm unfortunately on my way out
> the door for an hour or two.have fun...
good 1215 here in Victoria at 0305
> Vict
> Bill Harms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: WBZ is taking a hit from WHO. WBZ's
> usual pristine signal at night is
> being marred by hiss from presumed WHO.
>
> Is this the end of the era for distant listeners of WBZ?
I would say no.
Trust me - Here out West when some IBOCer starts getting into
Here on the West Coast:
1215Khz - assume Virgin Radio w/ carrier
Drake R8 - Wellbrook ALA100 X 2 - Misek/Lankford Phaser
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> Pat said: KSTE-650 on 639 was
> an issue until after LSR here, then they faded out and I could hear CC
> on there.
Darn - I heard the exact same thing this morning at 12:50 UTC.
Eek. It begins. ;-)
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Hey Pat. Maybe Andrea and I can legally adopt you?
I mean, we have no children - and as a dxer (like me)
you are prone to the odd childish or churlish outburst
when that 250W Indonesian station fades over the hour...
It must count for something.
PS: You do not have to call me "Daddy" if you don'
> It will be interesting to see the mess that will be made of the lower to mid
> band with all those 50 KW clears hashing up the adjacents.
>
> It's been a fun hobby. 73 KAZ
>
Lighten up brother. ;-)
It's aint over til the large lady
sings on IBOC.
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I have noticed a slight up-tick in Western
DXers taking a swing at TP and DU reception.
To you I offer a hearty welcome and best wishes.
My motto is: If you do not believe you can pick
up trans-pacific, trans-polar and trans-atlantic
stations, you will not.
Actually, that is less a motto and ma
> John Bryant said: I hope this doesn't mark the beginning of the inevitable
> downturn...
> Things were very spotty but, still, quite good.
>
> 963 was the usual CNR Russian Service, but briefly at 1255 to 1258,
> it was the strongest TP signal that I've ever heard, here or at
> Grayland. I sta
> I'm hearing 1215 weakly at 9:08 pm Pacific. Not great, but they are
> there.Walt in Victoria, BC
>
Audible on the Eton E1 and a 7 ft. helical Firestick whip antenna - 0408 UTC.
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> Dennis said...
> and it
> would be tough to move a family to the beach, simply because of a desire to
> DX
> (as I'm sure you know!).
Why would this be a problem exactly? ;-)
When I met my wife -- and over coffee on
our first date... she uttered the words...
as I was talking about radio...
I was a sleep-in this morning -- but a quick scan
at 13:35 revealed:
carrier and/or audio on:
531, 567(a), 576, 594(a), 612, 639, 675, 747(loud JJ), 756, 774(JJ), 783,
828(JJ), 954, 963, 972(KK), 1287(JJ), 1503, 1566(a)
Receiver in use this AM - Eton E1 w/ whip antenna only
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> At 06:45 PM 9/11/2007, you wrote:
>
> Bruce, I heard JOWF at 13:09 this morning. I remember hearing it frequently
> last year, and on the Charlottes, it totally dominates that
> channelWalt.
>
Last time I heard JOWF was in 1978... on 1440...
on a DX150B with a 300 foot Inverted L t
> An article (not an ad) in the Pulitzer Prize Winning San Diego fishwrap last
> weekend was touting incredibly low home prices in Newfoundland. The article
> stated that one could buy a nice cottage for $20K. Sounded way too good to
> be true... but what a nice place to set up a DX "timeshare!"
> Interesting, maybe a move to NF and become a Canadian. I would have lots
> of TA's.
Why not move to Vancouver Island and be among the
true kings of MW-DX (present company excluded!)?
You could open a DX Camp at Tofino...
we could make a movie... kind of
a cross between Twin Peaks and Northern E
> Colin,
>
> Kauai is actually better probably than Guam as there is much less QRM.
> The two locals on Kauai you can be some distance from them. There is
> better medical on Kauai probably too. But it is wide open to the Pacific
> there. Better than the other islands. The largest towns are Kapaa
> Colin,
>
> Harry Dean Stanton has waay to much hair to play me!
>
I was going to cast a younger Charlton Heston but I did not want
to come across as dis-respectful in any way...
A bearded William Hurt would work for Nick Hall-Patch...
David Caruso could play Walter Salmaniw, Mandy Patinki
> When my high school class turned 65 (we are still a very close group)
> we voted in a new class motto: "If not now, WHEN?" You can see the
> results for me! One of our motivations is that we have started to
> lose a number of classmates almost all to cancer. Is a big motivator.
In case
> The West side of Kauai is looking
> better all of the time.
And I am so for this move that I am willing
to put a "PayPal" contribution column banner
on my website to start the fund raising for
this event.
"Patrick Martin's Mahalo DX Camp"
We could script a movie...
Chevy Chase could play Pat
Patrick and Walt filed todays DX as Sept-9, 2007 - it is 9/11 today.
My point however is -- I think we should all try and establish
a DX-Camp somewhere in Hawaii -- on the Big Island or, a Patrick
says -- Kuai. Wife and I are thinking of heading there for 10
days in October, November or December -
1305 - 1325 UTC -
I actually spent more time with the E1 Eton in the barefoot West window
position --
And here is an E1 audio snippet of 774khz from about 1320 UTC with EE Aussie
underneath.
http://www.dxer.ca/images/stories/soundbytes/774_Sept10_07.mp3
Audio in varying degrees of readability o
Well - as I posted previously, I was running back and forth between
the R8 / Wellbrook combo and an Eton E1 perched in a SW facing window
7 stories above the parking lot (with a relative height of several hundred
feet about the local terrain) - the Camosack Manor
(featured here - http://skyscraper
Agreed! I did not get out to the (new)Beverage this AM
but opted for doing more window surfing with the
Eton E1 up against the Drake R8 and the hula-loop ALA100's
It most certainly revealed some weaknesses in my R8 antennas.
Hanging out the 7th floor window of our tower - with the Strait of Juan
Picture this - I am hanging out the 7th story window on
one very quiet 16 story concrete and steel tower
high on a hill in Victoria B.C. with an Eton E1
portable and Sony 2010... barefoot.
No. I am not wearing socks.
Japanese audio is crisp and clear on 594, 747, 774 and 828 khz.
Korea is boomin
Although I work in a computing department at a local University,
I tend to eschew PC aided or defined radios.
Why, you ask?
Well - in over 30 years of DXing and collecting
fully functional analog receivers (and digital receivers),
I have yet to power up my DX150B with any error messages of
any ki
For those of you that have not heard this station on
its 6030khz translator, it is really getting out tonight.
On the West Coast it is a good 10 to 20db over S9 on
my Eton E1, the 2010 and the R8.
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> 2nd grand son born today at TOH ( 12 noon ). All are doing well.
> He makes quite a bit of noise & I swear I heard him
> say "superhetrodyne" !! Radio man you think ?
Congrats OM --
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> WALT wrote - 567 (2YA), 576 (2RN) with a great signal at 13:23, 612 (4QR),
> 639, 702 (2BL), 747, 756 (3RN), 774, 828, 846 (?2RN at 13:29),
> 945 (someone at 13:10), 963 (CRI), 972 (HLCA), 1017 (threshold audio at
> 13:12,
> 1053, 1503 (English speaker ?Radio Sport), 1512 (2RN at 13:35),
Nick Hall-Patch and I have put together separate user reviews
of the Eton E1 as a medium wave and short-wave receiver -
here - http://www.dxer.ca/content/view/50/1/and
here - http://www.dxer.ca/content/view/51/1/
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Was up at 10:30UTC for the Red Moon eclipse --
It was spectacular.
The DX was sub-prime:
Audio on 738 (Tahiti), 747(JJ), 774(JJ) and 828(JJ)
with fr.gd carriers on 567, 612, 639, 972, 1017, 1134, and 1143.
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My only observation was Tahiti at a good level at 0600 UTC today on 738khz.
I have yet to get out of bed early enough to tune the dawn action.
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> CKWX-1130 had a SW relay for years in the 6 MHz band, but I recall it was
> low power. CKZU-6160 is still on air last time I checked, relaying CBU-690
>
Let's not forget Calgary on 6030 khz that is audible here
daily on the West Coast.
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> Another Frank Zappa quote from 1967 or '68 was:
>
> "Kill Ugly Radio."
>
> Perhaps he saw IBOC in the future. :->)
Frank was a visionary - I am sure he knew
about IBOC's future in the 60's.
Heck he was right about everything else!
I guess it is only another 3 or 4 weeks before IBOC-USA
is s
> On this list, Colin Newell may have suggestions, as he goes up to the
> Long Beach area more than I do.
Thanks Nick:
Unless there are lightning bolts jumping off the surface of the Sun,
Tahiti is almost a sure-thing on 738khz a tad after 10:30PM Tofino time.
Other regulars as Nick has out
> In mid-July I'll be spending a few days on the west coast of Vancouver
> Island - Tofino and Ucluelet. I live in the Toronto area and this will be my
> first visit to the west coast. I'll have a Kaito 1103 with its built in whip
> antenna with me.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions for DXing
>
> "FM-HD" = "IBOC", so yes, anything labeled "HD Radio" can receive both
> AM and FM broadcasts in HD.
>
Wow. Sony.
I am currently visiting Whistler, a resort community north of
Vancouver -- within our suite my Grundig YB400 is virtually
useless on FM and AM 100-30,000 khz for the orchestra
Heard a snippet about this on KGO 810 the other
night -
not sure if it is "FM-HD" or IBOC Capable.
> Sony has acknowledged that it believes in HD Radio
> with its announcement that it will develop and
> distribute a range of HD Radio-enabled consumer
> products over the next several years.
>
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I bought a beautiful Sony 2010 (the 2001 Euro model actually)
yesterday for 200$(Canadian) -- about 190(US)
AM Radio Blues -
http://www.dxer.ca/component/option,com_docman/task,cat_view/gid,84/Itemid,77/
Colin on Guitar, harp and vocal...
There is a rumor that Walt and Nick are playing on this...
but I CANNOT confirm that.
Enjoy.
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> Is $299 a fair price for a 2010 in excellent condition? I'm thinking about
> picking one up.
>
Heck ya.
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> > BTW, why is "Canada" mentioned in the subject line? So far, we remain
> > IBAC-free here, 'cept for the stuff that slops over from south of
> > the border.
I think the George Bush GOP is trying to blame Canada for
IBOC... kinda a form 'a terrorism or some'in..
In other news, while on the W
"Steve Ratzlaff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> builds
the Porsche of Misek-Lankford phasers...
I have one (Walter Salmaniw has 2!) and other than some duff Pots
from Clarostat (now fixed) they have
been amazing units.
I can no longer imagine doing serious
MW/LW Dxing without one of these.
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> Has anyone else notice a cell antenna on a high power tower?
Yes.
Victoria B.C. Canada
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