Re: [IRCA] Pacific Asian Log Updater

--- Begin Message --- Cheers OM. Download quick. simple and now on my desktop.  Best wishes Barry Carlisle UK.  Lat. 55.0119N   Lon. 2.9668W On Wednesday, 16 January 2019, 06:06:56 GMT, Bruce Portzer wrote: Hello everyone: I recently completed  the January 2019 edition of the

Re: [IRCA] KGA ecletcic new format - Sports Hip Hop.

KGA is skipping into Seattle right now with a good signal and hiphop exactly as Bill described.  A pretty strange format for Spokane.  I wonder if it's for real or if they're "stunting" for a bigger change? KRKO is oldies and sports, but that actually makes sense in the cities north of

[IRCA] KGA ecletcic new format - Sports Hip Hop.

Geesh talk about an eclectic format.  Just a few minutes ago at 12 Noon PST, 16 January 2019, KGA switched its format to Sports and Hip Hop.  They are branding it has "103.5 The Game. Sports and Hip Hop."  I wonder how well it will go over in Spokane. At least they seem to be keeping their KGA

Re: [IRCA] Yet another!!

Amazing! > On Jan 16, 2019, at 10:02 PM, Guy Atkins wrote: > > Hi Phil, > > On a whim I pulled out a CCradio 2E and was stunned to find near-LOCAL > quality Russian talk on 1520! > > The signal nulls for me in a NNE direction (est. 345-350 deg. bearing) from > Puyallup; that's actually

Re: [IRCA] [CapeDX] Re: dual receiver SDRs for diversity reception / phasing

You could save some words and make your message simple by simply saying that no one is doing after the fact phasing. Lest anyone wonder why live phasing has a bit of support but after the fact phasing doesn't: it's because the former only requires the RF signals to be synchronized while the

Re: [IRCA] Yet another!!

but to count it in a log, some folks have to hear an ID.. i call that overly strict and say just match it up to the webstream On Wed, Jan 16, 2019 at 8:13 PM Theo wrote: > > > > On 16/01/2019 7:06 PM, Phil Bytheway via IRCA wrote: > > > > Subject: > > Yet

[IRCA] LWBC in Michigan

Tim, You mentioned the beacon interference on 252.   Have you noticed there are two beacons that share the same identifier that easily fall within the passband when listening to Algeria?  Best I can deduce, one is MB on 254 from Manistee airport, and the other the same identifier, MB, on 257,

[IRCA] TP 16 Jan Victoria version.

Dialing back a bit from yesterday... no sign of any Chinese today pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least briefly): 774 came close Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it understandable by a native speaker, though often battling

Re: [IRCA] dual receiver SDRs for diversity reception / phasing

I haven't seen an answer so I will jump in. Digital phasing has the advantage that the phase shift is independent of hardware and perfectly linear across the MW band, Slight changes to ferrite permeability are not a problem when you do the phase shift with a simple transform. Recording 2

[IRCA] Yet another!!

--- Begin Message --- I'm being haunted. So, for the 3rd time, I'm listening to what sounds like Russian on 1520 with Everett nulled for like 20 minutes (1750-1810 PLT). Music and a woman talking just after the hour. No break, no ID is it me or what?? Phil Bytheway --- End Message 

Re: [IRCA] Yet another!!

On 16/01/2019 7:06 PM, Phil Bytheway via IRCA wrote: Subject: Yet another!! From: Phil Bytheway Date: 16/01/2019, 7:06 PM To: "irca@hard-core-dx.com" To: "irca@hard-core-dx.com" I'm being haunted. So, for the 3rd time, I'm listening to what sounds

Re: [IRCA] [CapeDX] Re: dual receiver SDRs for diversity reception / phasing

--- Begin Message --- The consensus seems to be that nobody's yet doing after-the-fact phasing that works in an intuitive, relatively easy to use, non-geeky way. We've seen great strides in SDR technology over the past ten years but, possibly due to declining interest in medium wave and

Re: [IRCA] Yet another!!

Hi Phil, On a whim I pulled out a CCradio 2E and was stunned to find near-LOCAL quality Russian talk on 1520! The signal nulls for me in a NNE direction (est. 345-350 deg. bearing) from Puyallup; that's actually *towards* Everett in general. I first heard Russian talk at 7:45pm PST, but now at

Re: [IRCA] Yet another!!

Yes, coming in armchair copy into Victoria, as well, at 05:20 UTC with Christian Russian music. I can hear KKXA as well co-channel, but mostly just barely. Sure sounding like the full 50,000 watts, and not 15 kW. 73, Walt in Victoria, BC On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 4:03 AM Guy Atkins wrote: >

Re: [IRCA] Yet another!!

Tried for it here in Clarkston WA just before 10, but no go. KKXA is dominant, with other stations in the background. -- Rick -Original Message- From: IRCA [mailto:irca-boun...@hard-core-dx.com] On Behalf Of Volodya S Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2019 9:23 PM To: Mailing list for the

Re: [IRCA] Alberta TAs for 17 January 2019...but not Victoria

Unfortunately, in Victoria, like this morning with TPs, this evening was a step down with TAs, with just carriers, not even the minimal audio on 1215 was heard last night. best wishes, Nick At 05:19 2019-01-17, Nigel Pimblett wrote: Also had some actual TA audio tonight too, rather than

[IRCA] Alberta TPs for 16 January 2019

  A small step up today.    A bit more in terms of audio, and quite a bit more in terms of carriers. 594        JOAK    Tokyo, JAPAN    Talk by a man, then pips at 1500 693        JOAB    Tokyo, JAPAN    Time pips at 1500, a few seconds of music, then woman in Japanese. 747       JOIB   

[IRCA] Follow-up on Romania thread

Jim Renfrew, Clarendon NY I'm reviewing Perseus recordings from Cappahayden Newfound in November 2018, using our "north" wire. Tonight I ran across an interesting situation on NOV 13, 1829:50 - 1830:00 UTC. 1. A haunting female vocal is weak under BBC on 909. I manage to parallel this same

Re: [IRCA] Pacific Asian Log Updater

Thanks Bruce for this most reliable of sources for Asia/Pacific MW. Bill Whitacre Alexandria, VA — On Jan 16, 2019, at 1:06 AM, Bruce Portzer wrote: > Hello everyone: > > I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian Log. > This edition has many changes and updates

Re: [IRCA] Pacific Asian Log Updater

Thanks Bruce, as always, a great reference document!! Keep up the good work!! -Original Message- From: IRCA On Behalf Of Bruce Portzer Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2019 12:07 AM To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America ; w...@groups.io Subject: [IRCA] Pacific Asian