Gary and Bruce sure proved today that you can hear the deeper East Asians
better down Puget Sound way. Today was brief blips of mostly rather faint
Asian signals.Mind you there was also a touch of post sunrise DX, mostly
HLAZ, which wouldn't quit properly. Still had recognizable music on
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>From Portland PDX forum.
KPJC (1220 AM) changed its call letters to KSLM and is now broadcasting on a
translator (104.3 FM). 03/05/2018 Best regards,
Dennis Vroom,
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Exactly — treated like idiots as usual...
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
> On Apr 2, 2018, at 5:23 PM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
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> And another courtesy would have been to inform us of the change instead if
> waiting until the subject was brought up again.
>
>
> Chuck
And another courtesy would have been to inform us of the change instead if
waiting until the subject was brought up again.
Chuck
From: IRCA on behalf of R. Colin Newell
Sent: Monday, April 2, 2018 4:53
Why, after almost 40+ years of posting to paper and email lists, do I not even
warrant an email reply?
60kb is good. 90 or 100 is better.
That sort of brings us into the 21st century...
I’ll remind our readers that there is now a MW DXer list on the internet
dedicated to long winded
A 'stellar DU morning' it was not, but even a fair one is a marked
improvement on yesterday. Considerably more decent carriers than
yesterday too, so will hope the upward trend continues tomorrow.
594 3WV Horsham, AUSTRALIA Man interviewing woman about a book at
1310.
612
Nick
I noticed the same thing but kept forgetting to mention it. KRKO
dropped IBOC some time before March 20, judging from my oldest available
SDR file. KKXA apparently dropped IBOC beginning March 30, based on
more recent files.
A refreshing change to be sure.
Bruce
On 4/2/2018 12:06,
I sent him one several weeks ago, and got a quick reply. He bumped the
limit up to 60 kB. Do we need to have it increased again?
Bruce
On 4/2/2018 13:24, R. Colin Newell wrote:
After being encouraged by numerous IRCA list members... I Took the time 3 weeks
ago to send Risto an email about
I'm somewhat in agreement with everyone else. The bottom half of the
band was downright miserable today, but the upper half was a bit better
(let's call it somewhat below average).
What I assume was Taiwan made another surprise cameo appearance at the
end of the session. I also had brief
After being encouraged by numerous IRCA list members... I Took the time 3 weeks
ago to send Risto an email about adjusting the file size limit on IRCA list...
No reply...
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
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This morning I realized that KRKO-1380 and KKXA-1520 were no longer
using IBOC. Those were the strongest contenders here for generating
interference. Hope it stays that way.
This may have started April 1st, as files from yesterday also show
the IBOC is missing. Normally I've noticed it
KKOV with 50 kW ND daytimes can make it quite far via SSS. They should be
easier to find now. 73 KAZ Barrington IL where I've logged them multiple
times over the years.
On Mon, Apr 2, 2018 at 11:22 AM, Dennis Vroom via IRCA <
irca@hard-core-dx.com> wrote:
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Hi Nick,
<<< At first hearing of this morning's DX, all I can say, Gary is, "what
are these 'fair to good peaks' of which you speak?" >>>
In general 972-HLCA had trouble gaining freedom from "Freedom 970" splatter
this morning, but without anything else to do in the miserable conditions I was
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KKOV 1550 is now Vietnamese programming. KUIK 1360 now off the air. KKMO Tacoma
dominant, KOHU Hermiston heard with KKMO nulled. KPAM 860 is now labeled the
"The Answer".
Best regards,
Dennis Vroom,
Kalama, WA
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At first hearing of this morning's DX, all I can say, Gary is, "what
are these 'fair to good peaks' of which you speak?"
Whatever was affecting Nigel's Alberta DX yesterday definitely moved
west this morning.
best wishes,
Nick
best At 13:46 2018-04-02, Gary DeBock wrote:
It was Clunker
It was Clunker City here this morning as Asian signals took a nosedive, with
only the strongest big guns managing any audio. The only healthy-sounding
signal was 1566-HLAZ just prior to 1300 (good level), although 972-HLCA managed
some fair to good peaks around 1330. The NHK big guns seemed to
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