Thanks to Steve for his report from Arizona (and coincidentally, I made a
recording of the same song from 1566-HLAZ as Steve mentioned in his report at
1326). Asian signals were dramatically improved this morning, with the Japanese
leading the show. Besides a potent signal from 594-JOAK for most
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From: "Walter Salmaniw"
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Puyallup,WA Ultralight TP's for 9-8 : A Victoria
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Thanks for the ear
Thanks for the early report, Gary. Inspired by Colin's new Flag setup, I
set the alarm for 5:30 AM local/12:30 UTC. Things were quite moribund at
that time, but right around 13:00 became quite alive with exclusively DU,
and seemingly primarily Australian signals. However, the upper half of the
b
Hello All,
Asians signals took a nosedive this morning as September's first clunker
session was delivered in full force. Two ghostly Asians and 738-Tahiti did
manage to squeak through with audio around peak sunrise enhancement, but even
they were MIA for most of the session.
At my 1300
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Hello All,
Asian signals were dramatically improved this morning in both strength and
variety as the session finally featured a decent sunrise enhancement boost. The
Korean big guns on 972 and 1053 sounded potent indeed, and 1134-KBS rode the
sunrise boost to a pretty vi
ne), you will wonder
why it took AM-DXers so many decades to develop this breakthrough portable
antenna.
73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA)
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP'
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Subject : RE: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 9-8
Hello All,
The rare DU propagatio
Hello All,
The rare DU propagation of the past two days (which brought good audio from
738-Tahiti, and weak audio from a few mystery stations) was long gone here this
morning, as the Asiatic TP's started to come back. Only a few "big gun" TP's
managed decent audio, however, indicating that
Hello All,
It was another interesting morning, with positive signs of a transition to
better TP propagation. Like Dennis, I found it one of the best mornings of
the new season.
738-BEL2 in Taiwan was back again with fair Chinese audio, and at 1309 was
even mixing with a weak HLKG (for th
