Thanks for the update on 850-KHHO's non-IBOC status, Pete. Once conditions
improve, that will open up 837 and 864 for TP-DXing here.
With 846-Kiribati only 4 kHz away from the local pest, the Pacific Island
station is still a pretty challenging catch here. Fortunately its null bearing
(to the N
Gary,
KHHO-850 has been off IBOC for some time and I do not sense that it is back on
since I can hear 840 and 860 stations with ease. It might make some sense to
turn it back on what with the format change but I do not sense that this has
happened.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 & I
Hi Bill,
<<< I listened to 846-Kiribati sign off at 0900utc. Nice signal and wonderful
acapella national anthem. >>>
If the Kiribati duo (846 and 1440) are now signing off at 0900 UTC then it
would be the second time change in about two months. When I was in Kona
(mid-December) they switched f
I listened to 846-Kiribati sign off at 0900utc. Nice signal and wonderful
acapella national anthem.
Will have to listen to wav files for a more thorough report. ;-)
About to go out and try a 1000’ driveway BOG by parking the vehicle down the
road aways and walking home in the dark through a s
Colin and Walt,
Colin is quite right about the aurora-enhanced signal of 846-Kiribati tonight.
The Puyallup valley is a notorious DU-dead zone, and the IBOC pest 850-KHHO is
only 4 air miles away from my DXing spot. Despite this 846-Kiribati made it
through with its best-ever audio here (fair)
Just got home from a delivery and at 06:11, 1017 fighting it out with 846
for supremacy, with 1017 winning out. Sounds like maybe RA news (or maybe
RNZI?) in English. 846 a little weaker here. 73,Walt Salmaniw,
Victoria, BC
On Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 5:43 AM, R. Colin Newell
wrote:
> Good s
Good signal tonight on 846 KHz Kiribati
0545 UTC // N/NE FLAG and Omni 80-10 end fed. With YL talk
Drake R8 / NRD525
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
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