What sounded like a promising band with a diverse collection of Asian signals
around 1300 failed to deliver very much because of a lackluster sunrise
enhancement. Chinese mid-band stations on 936, 1017, 1035, 1044 and 1323 all
had threshold audio in the predawn darkness, but slowly sank into
Hello All,
Unlike Nigel's dreary report Asian signals did continue a positive trend here
this morning, with several second-tier TP's managing weak audio in between the
vibrant big guns. 738-BEL2 managed its best audio of the new season (fair)
around 1253, while both 603 and 657 had weak
Did not see it myself -- listened from 1200 through 1240 -- and maybe I did
not give it enough time...
At times 747 Japan and 972 were arm chair -- but little in the way of
variety or excitement...
in fact, spot checks of Korea on 2850 and WWV on 5000 revealed somewhat
auroral conditions...
It
Hello All,
Nigel certainly hit it on the head, even for the coast-- a real clunker of a
morning, which no doubt sent DXers scrambling to check their antennas. It
looked like there might be no TP audio at all here, but 594-JOAK finally broke
through with poor Japanese conversation at 1345,
Hello All,
Asian signal strength was markedly improved here this morning, but
where Walt had the Japanese dominating, it was the Chinese and Koreans that
received the propagation boost here. Like Bruce I had several co-channel
mysteries (639, 756 and 936) that remained mysteries, and
Gary
I checked Anhui's website earlier this week when their English program
first came up. According to the Google translation of the program
schedule, Anhui has a bilingual program at 22:00-22:30 local time,
1400-1430 UTC Monday to Friday. On weekends they air something that
translated
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for your investigation of 936-Anhui's programming (and also for the
detailed work that you and Chuck devote to the Pacific Asian Log, the
definitive resource for TP-DXers).
The music on 936 this morning sounded Chinese to me, but since it
certainly wasn't American music
tidbit over to Bruce. He does the
other 99.99% of the work. My name should not even be mentioned.
Chuck
From: d1028g...@aol.com
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 2010 00:43:33 -0400
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 10-9
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for your
