It was remarkable to hear Bill Whitacre's success this morning when
conditions out here were generally just plain bad. Bad in an odd way
though. Only 693 produced any audio from the Japanese big guns, I
hardly had a carrier on 972, yet 1422 was at a level I don't typically
get except on
This "West Rockingham" mystery station is back again tonight on 1710 (0200
UTC Nov.14th, 2018). Very weak copy on my South DKAZ. Pro sounding male
announcer with bells heard signaling 0200 UTC top of hour, weather
forecasts (snow) given between songs ranging from the 1940s through the
1970s.
Hoping someone can solve my mystery. Had the usual two (CJRB and
KDDR) competing on 1220 overnight, when a third station briefly popped
up with the end of an ID "...now on 96.3 FM".
Haven't had any luck tracking down any 1220 station with a 96.3
translator, so if someone knows more I'd be
Bill, I just spent about 15 minutes working my way up the band 9kHz-stepwise on
the KiwiSDR... it's 3:30pm Central time right now, and it fries my little brain
to be able to:
1) hear TA audio on nearly every 9-kHz channel;
2) note that many of the 1- or 2-kHz splits are loud enough to
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774 JOUB was barely audible at 1158-1200 and again briefly at 1217.
No other TP signals were heard this morning.
Receiver: Skywave with 7-inch FSL.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA.
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650 KGAB WY Orchard Valley - 11/13 1847 - Good u/WSM w/tape-delayed Glenn
Beck Show. Webstream ran about 30 seconds behind. Disappeared, of course, at
switch to night power &
My congratulations too, Bill. And, I wouldn't worry about having missed
anything Bruce. Bill apparently absorbed pretty much all of the DX
before it had a chance to get here
best wishes,
Nick
On Wed, Nov 14, 2018 at 4:47 PM Bruce Portzer wrote:
> Congratulations Bill. Those are
Congratulations Bill. Those are nice recordings for that far east.
I'm not sure how conditions were today in Seattle. My scheduled
recording failed, and I didn't get up until about 1500 UT.
bruce
On 11/14/2018 07:03, Bill Whitacre wrote:
From closer to sunrise this morning the twin
Bill, you and the Nfld gang have again lucked out. For Listening Waters,
it's almost like a curse, that we consistently miss out on TP (the week
before and the week after always deliver, by contrast!). I'm jealous, but
happy for you guys! 73, Walt
On Wed, Nov 14, 2018 at 12:50 PM Bill
Chuck says he noted 1134 on file review. Jim Renfrew
On Wed, Nov 14, 2018, 11:34 Bill Whitacre From closer to sunrise this morning the twin Japanese outlets -
>
> 774kHz - http://realmonitor.com/qh12/774-1050-Nov14.wav
>
> and
>
> 747kHz - http://realmonitor.com/qh12/747-1054-Nov14.wav
>
> Bill
>From closer to sunrise this morning the twin Japanese outlets -
774kHz - http://realmonitor.com/qh12/774-1050-Nov14.wav
and
747kHz - http://realmonitor.com/qh12/747-1054-Nov14.wav
Bill Whitacre
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I had the good fortune of having my antenna(s) survive an all-day-rain
yesterday and a huge increase in wind and decrease in temperature overnight AND
being part of a TP opening this morning from Quoddy House near Lubec, Maine.
Starting as soon as the strongest TA carriers faded away others
Sounds like Korea to me Jim. I’ll take a look for the sign ons from India —
it’s not that common here.
Safe travel home and regards to the others … even Chuck. ;-)
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On Nov 14, 2018, at 7:11 AM, James Renfrew wrote:
> Bill,
>
> First file check reveals 3+1 pips 1000z on 972. Thanks for
Bill,
First file check reveals 3+1 pips 1000z on 972. Thanks for the tip. But
now I'm packing for departure so I'll have to check files when I return
home, with 4 wires and signals recorded 1728z to 1128z each day it might
take a while to get through them!
Yesterday, NOV 13, India sign ons on
Great job, Bill!
There's nothing like an experienced TP-DXer to make out like a bandit when
Asian signals show up on the East Coast :-)
Gary DeBock (highly motivated to watch the propagation in the predawn darkness
at 1156 UTC)
> On November 14, 2018 at 3:04 AM Bill Whitacre
972 was loudest, starting at <1000utc then 1206 [China in Korean] and then the
Japanese on 774 & 747 came in well later.
Sunrise is around 1100utc here so things are pretty much done as I write this.
Hopefully it’ll be there tomorrow or you can check wav files.
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On Nov 14, 2018, at 6:00 AM,
What time? In Newfoundland we are interested. Jim Renfrew
On Wed, Nov 14, 2018, 06:29 Bill Whitacre Not sure how TP reception here in Maine translates to the midwest and west
> coast but I hope someone besides me is listening!
>
> I’ve had pretty decent audio so far on 972, 1206, 1287 and to a
Not sure how TP reception here in Maine translates to the midwest and west
coast but I hope someone besides me is listening!
I’ve had pretty decent audio so far on 972, 1206, 1287 and to a lesser extent
on 774 and 1566.
Pretty amazing, actually.
More to follow … with audio.
Bill Whitacre
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