Listened this morning off and on from 1250 to 1410. In summary:
Australians on 549,576,612,774,1116
Japan on 567, 594, 693, 747,774, 828
In general Japanese were stronger earlier, with Australians coming in
after 1330. It was interesting though that 774 went from entirely
Japanese at 1300
Because domestic splatter seemed quite subdued today for some reason, it was
hard to judge which way overseas conditions were going, but suspect they are
declining again, as nothing was strong for long. DUs also mostly disappeared
again, and HLAZ was MIA.
pretty darn good audio (all of it
Hi Mark,
I've noticed it too. I think it's because the Google API that sites like
this one used, which used to be free, is now being charged for, and if
you don't pay the fee, you get that error. Either that, or the Google
API that's being used is being deprecated.
I don't know of any other
The files for the maps are zip files. They are difficult or impossible to use
on many tablets and cell phones. I found a website that has them.
http://www.nf8m.com/nf8m/us-medium-wave-pattern-references/day-patterns/
The pattern reference maps on the site
http://radio-timetraveller.blogspot.com/ have been a great source of
information. However, lately, the pages show up with a mask that says FOR
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES ONLY...has anyone else noticed this?
...Do you know of any other sources of maps that show
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Gary,
Thanks for the great “field” work and awesome reports. I am looking forward to
seeing what Maui has to offer in a couple of months!
Aloha and 73,
Craig Barnes
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 9, 2018, at 8:55 AM, Gary DeBock wrote:
>
> Thanks to Craig and Walt
Thanks to Craig and Walt for their earlier comments, and yes, the exotic
DX results of this trip have far exceeded all expectations for a 5 inch FSL
antenna brought to Hawaii in hand carry luggage. During the last session the
1000 kW 693-Bangladesh finally broke through heavy 690-KHNR
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TP reception was poor here this morning (LSR at 1301).
567 JOIK? barely audible briefly at 1220.
594 JOAK barely audible briefly at 1206, barely audible at 1244.
612 4QR? carrier signal (no audio) from WSW at 1248-1300 with slight KCSP 610
QRM.
702 2BL? carrier signal (no
Still more recovery here, with one or two more Chinese popping up.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
594 JOAK 1441UT
612 4QR man DU English 1440UT
747 JOIB 1443UT
774 JOUB 1444UT
828 JOBB 1447UT
972 HLCA 1442UT
Reasonable
