Shrinkage of signals is the best way of putting it.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
nope
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it understandable by a
native speaker, though often battling with splash or noise):
A vigorous morning, including even something sounding Chinese on 1305kHz. On
the other hand 657 hardly delivers anything here, I suspect because of the
combined splatter from 660 and 650, and I just rarely dig around there when
there are easier pickings elsewhere.
Peak signals seemed to be
What was that word? Erratic. And definitely inferior to the last
few days. I'm sure 972 and 747 et al popped up for a moment or two
with good signals, but I didn't catch them. Lots of interesting
carriers, just on the edge of audibility is the best I can
say. Sunrise enhancement
Again erratic, lots of good carriers. and lots of quality
splatter. Some digging led to the following, but I wouldn't say it
was an easy morning here, less so than other mornings. Things had
mostly died here by 1440UT, but there were Philippine channel
carriers around 1430UT, and maybe a
Another morning of the ol' regulars, sometimes quite good, but not
even carriers on anything else for the most part. And yes, HLAZ was
still delivering some weak audio at 1638UT today, local sunrise is
almost two hours earlier.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native
Sunrise enhancement was Tahiti on 738 here; Asiatics bailed really
early here today, say about 1250ishUT
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not quite today. HLAZ showed promise briefly
Reasonable audio at times during the period
Well, dreary described this morning well, Gary. Three audios, all
very weak, woman talking on 738 (possibly Tahiti), 594 w/another
woman talking, possibly JJ inflection, and 828 w/ a man
talking. These were heard at different times between 1420 and
1440UT, with no apparent enhancement at
