The new year started off with a bit of a bang. Another of those mornings,
where things were probably missed. NHK2 was off again at 1440UT with good
strength; carriers were even better strength later during the sunrise
enhancement
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native
Happy New Year Walt,
<<< Highlight today was Bangladesh on 693 until s off
at 17:30 often at armchair levels. >>>
Congratulations on your 693-Bangladesh reception. They were also pretty strong
for me in the Cook Islands (mixing with 3NE) in April, but barely broke through
some nasty 690-KHNR
Like Phil B., I thought that a re-introduction might be a good idea. I'm
exactly the same age as Phil (65), and also worked extensively in sonar systems
in my original career-- except on the "business end," as a Navy Sonar
Technician during the Vietnam War.
As a teenager I became interested in
New Station, 930 WEOL Elyria Ohio with 2 ids very clear but in a muck of
stations just now. Toyota radio.
Todd Skaine
ICOM 7300 wth a Superloop
2 Modified 2010s barefoot
Toyota car radio
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Happy New Year to you to Pete.
I've been using some consumer grade "over the ear" phones for several
years, JVC HA-RX500. Light, comfortable, good sound, seemingly
indestructable (I'm a klutz; I'd trashed my Sennheiser phones within a year).
best wishes,
Nick
At 05:25 2018-12-30, Pete
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While reception of transpacific signals wasn’t very good this morning, it was
the best since mid-December.
594 JOAK poor at 1341.
774 JOUB fade in and out briefly at 1331; fair at 1335 with moderate QRM from
local KSPI 780.
828 JOBB fading in and out from1326 until 1346
Thanks, Tim.
I've noted the carrier here before but this is the first time that any
audio has ever come through. The carrier was stronger than usual so I
decided to stick with it for a while, just in case. Patience paid off!
Happy New Year,
-Tim
On Tue, Jan 1, 2019 at 2:01 AM tim rahto
Happy New Year to all! Highlight today was Bangladesh on 693 until s off
at 17:30 often at armchair levels.
1494 was the mystery solved. English then French. BEE32 from Taiwan
Note of the week is 1557 Taiwan. Sick transmitter much like a North Korean
with buzzing
Last night 4000 to 4100 was busy
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G’day. I thought it was time to sendsomething in. I am a 65 year old
retired Electrical Engineer. Most of mydesigns went in to sonar… and all of
them are now obsolete (by the timeelectronics get to manufacturing, they are
obsolete!) My design legacy is the“W” on the
