In going over my recordings from last Halloween's fantastic sunset skip, I
found a station on 1320 during the short break just prior to 2030 CDT giving an
ad for Dave Ransey's Living for Legacy coming to Seattle. I think I've heard
brief local ads from him during this time frame before. Does
Kaz,
Dave Ramsey does mentions coming appearances on his national feed.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
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Good Morning,
Listened from 1154-1245 utc. Asian stations this morning with the exception of
Tahiti on 738. VOA 1575 in for the first time
this summer. A lot of carriers this morning both TP + DU hets.
153 RUSSIA, Komosomolsk, Radio Rossii 1157 very signal with man in Russian
W-SW ewe.
This morning wa much like the last couple. Only audio this am was weak
from 738 Tahiti. Best carriers (and the only two really close to
audio) were presumed New Zealand on 1503 and 1008 (which for some reason
was stronger than the last couple of mornings). The upper band wasn't
as favoured
Hello All,
Here on the Rockwork 4 ocean side cliff in Oregon I was finally able to get a
decent ID from a mystery Australian pop music station (at 1323 UTC this
morning). The ID was at good strength and clarity-- the only problem is that
the female announcer didn't seem to give the station
Hi Gary
I listened but couldn't make much of it except Radio 5-31 followed by
a word sounding like Ree-Al (like in El Camino Real)
I checked the websites for three of the listed Aussies. 2PM and 3GG both
show them carrying a talk show called Taking Back the Night until
local midnight
Um, I can't make out the first part of the (canned?) break as the soft
pop fades, but the last part to me sounds more like ... Radio Five
Thirty-One, Pee Eye.
The music that follows is pretty much sounds as if it's setting up for
an Island-type instrumental. Does your recording continue like
For many years I tried for 4KZ without any luck, until a typoon came
through some years back and distroyed part of the 4KZ tx site. They then
started to operate ND and 4KZ became fairly common along with 2PM. I
have never logged 3GG so far, but they have a null towards us.
73,
Patrick
Patrick
I agree, 5-31 PI
Bruce
On 7/26/2013 10:07, Theo wrote:
Um, I can't make out the first part of the (canned?) break as the soft
pop fades, but the last part to me sounds more like ... Radio Five
Thirty-One, Pee Eye.
The music that follows is pretty much sounds as if it's setting up for
an
We're less than a week away from the historic joint DX-Club Convention where
we'll welcome you to Minneapolis.
Some last-minute notes:
Eats:
The OPTIONAL Friday lunch (IEEE Advanced Antennas) is a box lunch (Turkey
or Ham sandwich,cookie and pop). You previously indicated whether you'd be
I meant to get this report out sooner, but other activities kept
cropping up.
Wednesday and Thursday mornings were a bit different from Monday and
Tuesday. We had very few Asian signals the first two mornings, but
conditions shifted northward the next two days, with stronger and more
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 25 July follow.
Solar flux 107 and estimated planetary A-index 11.
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Theo and Bruce,
Thanks very much for your suggestions concerning the 531 DU station identity.
The music that follows is pretty much sounds as if it's setting up for
an Island-type instrumental. Does your recording continue like
that, Gary?
Actually the light pop music continued for
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for your very detailed report for the Yachats DXpedition.
Although I was only about 90 miles north of your location, the DU propagation
seemed much different here-- probably related to some tweaking by the ocean
side cliff that I've been using. There hasn't been a single
Hello All,
The Highway 101 road side ocean cliff finally managed some vibrant
Australian signals this morning as the typical Kiwi-slanted propagation let up
a little. 774-3LO, 828-3GI and 891-5AN had their best signals this week by far,
and less common Aussies were showing up on
Well, yeah, it's like some people here in Vancouver regard CJVB and CHMB
as Chinese stations: they're actually multi-lingual but with a
programming focus in Cantonese and Mandarin.
531 PI serves the wider Pacific Island community which is pretty large
in Auckland (I forget which wins as the
Noted during this week's Yachats, OR Dxpedition: KLZS-1450 Eugene OR is
way off frequency. It's on 1450.3 kHz with its comedy format. KLZS was
creating a huge het for us day and night (Yachats is about 50 miles west
of Eugene).
Bruce
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 26 July follow.
Solar flux 110 and estimated planetary A-index 14.
The
Yes, after Mauno showed me how to calibrate the Perseus I measured 1450.307 the
last night. We thought it was drifting slightly which is common when a station
is this messed up.
73 KAZ back home.
-Original Message-
From: Bruce Portzer bport...@comcast.net
Sent: Jul 26, 2013 7:40 PM
Again a number of mostly quite weak audios. Often the DUs seem to
creep through if it is quiet enough, even if they don't have great
carrier strength.
not so reasonable audio, occasional words or phrases in splash or
noise could be understood by a native speaker:
612 likely 4QR 1241UT
That explains what I was seeing on the Perseus on 1450.31 this morning.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
On 26/07/2013 9:20 PM, neilkaz wrote:
Yes, after Mauno showed me how to calibrate the Perseus I measured 1450.307 the
last night. We thought it was drifting slightly which is common
So that is a het I noticed on 1450 the last few days. Someone should
contact their CE, if they have one. Thanks Bruce.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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Tim
I went back and checked my Winradio files. Assuming KOMO is exactly on
1000, then Tonga measures on 1017.008.
I was also able to receive a weaker DU about 8 Hz below Tonga, but I
don't know what it is.
Good luck getting pursuing TPs from Michigan.
Bruce
On 7/25/2013 16:22,
via MW Circle.If receiver design is of interest to you, this will
definitely perk up your antenna (so to speak)...
best wishes,
Nick
The AR7030 was in production from 1996 to 2007. John Thorpe, the
designer, started to design a replacement,
which became known as the HF7070. The
Sat down in the easy chair tonight to do some catch-up work on my job search
log, picked up my DT-400W to do some casual tuning around, and was quite
surprised to hear an ID from Archangel Radio, 1410 WNGL in Mobile, AL, as
they were heading into the Live Hour program at 9:00 PM CDT.
I had not
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