John
You can join the new group by sending a blank email to
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On 3/19/2019 4:08 PM, JOHN FISHER wrote:
Oops - I think that accidentally deleted the invite. Is there a way that I can
get myself re-added to groups.io?
Thanks
John Fisher,
Kingston, ON
On
Everyone
The time has come for moving this message group to groups.io. Many
radio-related groups are already using this service, so most of you
should be familiar with it. It definitely has a lot to offer for groups
like ours.
You will soon receive an e-mail from Lynn Hollerman inviting
On 3/17/2019 9:51 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Despite the K5 and K4's in the previous 18 hours, that was a reasonably fair
Asiatic morning. The upper band was pretty dead however.
I ran the SDR recording 1345-1430 today but didn't have time today to
go through the files. A quick review of
TP conditions remained quite good here today, with several Koreans
having above average appearances.
594 JOAK, 1359 man in Japanese, fair w/much electrical noise
657 N Korea, 1404 female singer fair
693 JOAB, 1400 piano music to TOH, 3+1 pips, then start of English
lesson fair but
Gary,
There are kiwisdr receivers in Shenzen and Hong Kong, which can give a
good idea of the DX environment prior to getting there.
Looking at a map, Manila, Taipei and Hanoi are only about 600 miles from
Hong Kong and the paths are mostly across salt water. During the evening
hours, I
This was my first TP DX session in many weeks and it was actually quite
interesting. The usual low-band NHK stations were subpar as was
HLCA-972, but some of the Chinese stations made up for it. The best DX
was above 1300 today, with several Japanese commercial stations making
respectable
imed across the Pacific and hope the approaching
solar minimum will give us a great post-convention DXpedition. For more
information as plans solidify, contact me (Bruce Portzer) at
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It's an STA. Their current CP is to diplex with KLFE-1590 and KNTS-1680
on Bainbridge Island but they're running into issues with local building
permits. So the STA with KBRO is for license preservation, since
they've been silent since Feb 2018.
Bruce
On 2/27/2019 8:49 PM, Forrester S
Chris
I agree with Bill and Nick. So far, I've only had a minute or two to
look at it, but there's a lot of interesting stuff to dig through.
Thanks for putting it together.
Bruce
On 1/31/2019 1:54 AM, bill [his.com] wrote:
I can only echo Nick’s comments Chris — what a great page.
Lynn
ODXA seems to still be active on Facebook and groups.io. You might
try those routes. It's been a long time since I visited their website,
which gives me the same result you're getting.
Bruce
On 1/22/2019 6:12 PM, Geralyn Hollerman via IRCA wrote:
Mark
Alan's ham call K4GLU is still active according to the FCC database
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=245508
It's licensed to William A Merrman in Madison, S Dakota
Bruce
On 1/18/2019 08:24, Mark Connelly via IRCA wrote:
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
Hello everyone:
I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian
Log. This edition has many changes and updates for stations throughout
Asia and the Pacific.
The PAL has been posted on the Radioheritage website:
http://www.radioheritage.net/ The link for the PDF version
I've been cleaning house recently and have decided to sell several items
that aren't being used anymore.
Icom IC-R75 receiver with UT-106 DSP module and FL-223 1900 Hz SSB
filter. Includes owner's manual and power supply, as well as original
carton. Some minor cosmetic blemishes but
Chuck
AIR just announced that the National Channel will close down "with
immediate effect" on its current freqs of 1566 1215 and 9380. Which
may explain the deteriorated reception in Newfoundland.
Bruce
On 1/3/2019 17:42, Chuck Hutton wrote:
AIR 1566 used to be a powerful dominant
TA reception was quite good here in Seattle tonight. I'm surprised
nobody reported anything from north of the border.
531 music with a beat to it 0133 0236 possibly Algeria
702 carrier sometimes with audio 0156, pummeled by KIRO splash
855 UNID, 0159 music, 0200 pips if any were
693 BBC & JOAB would be one possibility. Tokyo sunset is about 0730
right now and London sunrise is 0800.
Bruce
On 12/13/2018 20:15, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
At 03:37 2018-12-14, Mark Connelly via IRCA wrote:
For the first time in many years, this season has delivered TAs fading
out, as TPs
this evening, the best has been some male mumbling on 1215 at
0116UT, and some other male mumbling on 1386 at 0231UT. The 1575
Buzzah, howevah, has quite strong at times.
best wishes,
Nick
At 01:17 2018-12-14, Bruce Portzer wrote:
I'm getting audio on 1413, which is maybe 10-20 db weaker
I'm getting audio on 1413, which is maybe 10-20 db weaker than 1410.
Otherwise, there are weak carriers on 1575 etc.
Bruce
On 12/13/2018 17:05, Volodya S wrote:
Nick, only the very faintest of a carrier noted at 01:05 UTC at my
Fairfield locationWalt
On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 12:43 AM
This receiving site is less than a mile from the ocean, so it might
provide some interesting TP listening experiences. I checked it out
just now and found the Alaska weather station on 529 coming in quite
well. As advertised, it sounds like the noise level is low. On the
other hand, there
Weak carriers in Seattle on most of the freqs Nick mentioned, plus 864
and 1575. Right now, they're just barely above the noise, except maybe
1575.
Bruce
On 12/6/2018 16:52, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
A number of TA carriers plus one weak audio in Victoria.
1386 had a woman talking, Russian
Nice! Xinjiang on any frequency is rare here in the Northwest. I think
the last time we heard 1107 was in 2009.
Bruce
On 12/2/2018 08:31, Tim Tromp wrote:
Thanks to Bjarne Mjelde, who was simultaneously recording and provided me
with a parallel audio clip, I have identified my 1107 UNID as
Congratulations on the continued TP logs, Tim. My recordings haven't
been starting until just before 1300, so I can't help there. I have a
few comments:
Bruce
On 12/2/2018 06:24, Tim Tromp wrote:
756 Woman talking at 1212 UTC under heavy splatter, poor.
CNR1 dominates here.
819 Asian
and evening.
73
Nick
At 06:53 2018-12-01, Bruce Portzer wrote:
Nick
My experiences have been very similar to Gary's. I get lots of
carriers but not a lot of audio. I hear little bits of audio when
you guys are reporting good audio on the same frequencies. Some of it
may be a higher
I finally found the time to go through Friday's SDR files.
+++
TA reception last night was better than normal, with a few stations
providing tantalizing bits of audio:
693 & 909 - parallel British-accented mumbling 0233
864 Egypt fair at times with Koranic recitations 0235
1413
Also noted in Seattle, with KHHO in the flag's null. KOA was also
there, in part because my antenna is aimed NNE instead of North (in
order to get better nulls SSW, where most of my strong locals are located..
I was out this evening and left the SDR running, so I checked the
recording for
Nick
My experiences have been very similar to Gary's. I get lots of carriers
but not a lot of audio. I hear little bits of audio when you guys are
reporting good audio on the same frequencies. Some of it may be a higher
noise floor at my house, but that's not necessarily the whole story.
HLAZ is still audible this morning at 1717 UTC.
I'm also getting carriers on 1575 (weak) and 1584.
Bruce
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A few weak carriers, with 864 the best at the moment.
Bruce
On 11/28/2018 16:38, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
A bit of Russian sounding talk on 1386 and the buzz saw only, neither
very strong. Carriers were showing by 2300UT
73,
Nick
At 00:16 2018-11-29, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Audio around
Barry
You're probably referring to the Pacific Asian Log (PAL) that I edit.
You can find it at radioheritage.net - scroll down the main page to the
PAL link, then follow another link or two until you get to the page
where you can download it. There were some compatibility issues
between
It was mainly the usual carriers in Seattle tonight (693 855 864 1215
1386 1413 1575 plus a few weaker ones). There was also something on 702
for a while (Oman?).
Bruce
On 11/ 27/2018 18:13, R. Colin Newell wrote:
1575 in audio... not sure it’s FARDA...
Western sounding music...
855 and
Most of the usual suspects in Seattle: 693 855 864 1215 1386 1413. 864
is the only one with audio
Bruce
On 11/26/2018 17:00, R. Colin Newell wrote:
0058 - easy Russian talk on 1386...
Pops occasionally popping up on 1215 -
No shortage of carriers... modest beginnings.
Colin Newell -
The evening was over before 0300 here. The buzzing on 1575 peaked at
about 0220. 1386 had fair Russian talk 0242. 1413 had a carrier for a
while but it never produced audio. There was also a weak carrier on
1278. That was it in Seattle - the opening was only at the upper end of
the band.
The TAs peaked at about 0400 in Seattle.
Bruce
On 11/24/2018 07:05, Barry Davies wrote:
Only Alberta here on 770 and 840. What time were the TAs peaking at your end?
Best wishes
Barry
Carlisle UK. Lat. 55.0119N Lon. -2.9668W.
On Saturday, 24 November 2018, 07:06:47 GMT, Bruce
I finally had a decent TA opening here in Seattle. Audio on 693(the
strongest) 909 1215 and 1413. Good carriers on 855 864 and 1386 that
might reveal something after closer scrutiny of the SDR recordings.
Lots of weaker carriers on 765 774 783 1107 1125 1341 1422 1458 1566 and
1575. All in
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
774 has very good audio at 0750, and 747 is almost as good. Carriers are
popping up unexpectedly early on 675 756 and 837.
Bruce in Seattle
On 11/11/2018 22:38, R. Colin Newell wrote:
774 in weak audio -
Carriers 567, 747, 846, 1098...
Loud SQM on 529 KHz.
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C.
Conditions were good today. The Japanese dominated the scene, with
Koreans and Chinese generally not as good.
JOAB-693 must've gotten an extra does of steroids today. It was often
just a few db weaker than CBU, between 1330 and 1400 and actually was
slightly stronger than CBU during the
My experience today was similar to Nick's. A bit of a recovery, but
nothing spectacular. Reception was limited to the usual crowd, most of
them a bit below normal.
Bruce
On 11/7/2018 11:47, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
I agree that it was a better morning than the last two have been, Guy,
but
Gary
The 1431 transmitter may be off the air. I've tried for it several
times on the KiwiSDR receivers at Daegu, Seoul, Cangzhou, Khabarovsk,
and a couple Japanese sites, with no sign of it. The Seoul receiver
seems to be picking up a jammer, Cangzhou has an unid Chinese station
In the past couple of weeks, I've been checking the dial for stations in
the Eastern time zone. The results have been rather interesting.
About a week ago, I was able to null KFI well enough to hear the Cuban
on 640 at 0400. It was pretty weak - I had to use the KiwiSDR in Key
West to
I rebuilt my antenna yesterday. Either I did something horribly wrong
or conditions took a dive.
There were a few weak TPs on 603 693 774 792 972 1098 etc just barely
above the noise.
NOAA is reporting a moderate geomagnetic storm and my locals seem to be
at normal strength, so I don't
Congratulations Tim. All three are heard often here in the Pacific
Northwest. To see them reported in Michigan is amazing.
Bruce
On 11/4/2018 17:35, Tim Tromp wrote:
Another good morning to hear Asia from Michigan resulting in three new
Chinese stations heard:
837 Harbin China @ 1150 UTC
Conditions this morning continued to be somewhat OK.
There was a mild enhancement around sunrise, but otherwise it was just
another morning here.
Today's highlights included:
585 JAPAN, 1200 time pips & Japanese man //594 fair-poor
729 Woman in Chinese 1444 fair-poor in domestic
Hi Ken
I use Excel to keep track of my loggings. One workbook for raw notes
with columns for date, time, frequency, station, etc. Another workbook
to keep track of TP and TA stations I've heard and QSLed. (I don't keep
track of domestics and Latin Americans anymore).
Bruce
On 11/4/2018
Here are the highlights of today's TP session in Seattle. Conditions are
down a bit, which should be no surprise for early November.
Nonetheless, there were a few interesting things to dig out of the noise
and splatter.
603 Chinese talk briefly good 1308, fast-talking woman
756 CNR1
Hi Gary
It sounds like you're off to a good start.
783 lacked the key words I need, such as "Guangbo", to ID Chinese
stations. No ideas on that one.
801 sounds like Italian, which suggests the Rete Italia station in
Gosford NSW. The gang at RealDX should be able to nail it down for sure.
Conditions this morning started out like a typical TP opening,but when
local sunrise neared there was a very pronounced enhancement above 1400 kHz.
The high point of the opening was on 1530, which sounded like a
graveyard channel, instead of just KFBK. DZME was the dominant station
from
I had somewhat the opposite happen here. It seemed like a routine
morning at 1400 so I wandered off and did something else for a while. I
came back to the radio just before 1500 and found the upper end of the
band (which hasn't done squat all season) to be rather lively for a few
minutes,
On Tue, Oct 30, 2018, 7:39 PM Bruce Portzer wrote:
Hi Tim
Nice going on the Asian logs.
I recorded the AM band on my SDR from 1155 to 1505 this morning.
Unfortunately, your reception of 1098 was better than mine at 1211-12 UT.
I've mostly been hearing CNR1 there this season, so I checked
Hi Tim
Nice going on the Asian logs.
I recorded the AM band on my SDR from 1155 to 1505 this morning.
Unfortunately, your reception of 1098 was better than mine at 1211-12 UT.
I've mostly been hearing CNR1 there this season, so I checked potential
CNR1 //s: 981 was the best with a woman
My experiences this morning were like those of Gary and Colin. TP
reception was similar to the past few days - the signals didn't seem to
be as strong, but the same cast of characters was there.
I was tempted to find a report from a few days ago, change the date,
modify a few of the entries
Hi Tim
Those are some amazing recordings of 693 and 774 Japan .
Yanbian has been operating on 1205.96 as far back as I can remember.
The measured carrier frequency is so unique, it's as good as an ID in my
book. I'm not sure about the music you heard at 1159. I'll try to
start my SDR
The TA's have been a lot more exciting in Victoria than in Seattle.
I've mostly been chasing carriers on 1413 and 1386 for the past 45
minutes. 1413 is the best but has only been producing tantalizing
traces of audio.
I've also been getting a weaker carrier on 1215, which I assume is
Japanese stations were in short supply today, and Koreans weren't much
better. Chinese on the other hand were quite plentiful. My 1116
station turned out to be CNR2 thanks to a much better signal today. I
had two stations on 1098: one with the CNR1 programming we've been
hearing all season,
Conditions look good here in Seattle too, similar to the past few days.
I've only been at the dials for a few minutes but it looks like China
and Korea are favored again.
Bruce
On 10/28/2018 06:07, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Happy to hear of your success Tim, and will look forward to your
report.
Rats! Having missed the last two TA openings, I'm eagerly awaiting the
next one. Maybe tomorrow
Bruce
On 10/27/2018 20:46, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Yes, ti turned out that the audio just after our local sunset was the
peak, all downhill since then, just a few carriers now.
73,
Nigel
Today's report is abbreviated a bit. I left off most of the easy stuff
like JOUB & HLAZ to save time. I also left off a bunch of cases where
all I had was traces of audio, also to save time.
The Chinese were in abundance today, while the Japanese were mostly well
below normal (with a couple
This morning's TP DX seemed promising when I stared at the screen in
real time at 1330 today. But it turned out to be a bit on the dull side
when I went through the files later. There were lots of things to be
heard but they weren't all that strong. And for some reason the locals
were more
As others have reported, conditions were good this morning with many of
the usual Asians putting in decent signals. The most interesting
receptions here were in the 700's and 800's, with stations on 783, 792,
801, 837, 846, and 855 almost but not quite strong enough to produce
identifiable
I totally missed out on last night's TA fun due to a visitor from out of
town. Tonight I had a carrier on 1413 which sometimes produced weak
audio. It seemed to match the Vesti FM streaming audio but I'm not
totally sure.
Right now I've got KFBK phased down far enough to hear an ESPN
So far I've managed to definitely ID one NZer from yesterday: Newstalk
ZB on 1296 (a bit of a surprise). There are probably a few others. I'm
pretty sure 1503 was in as well, albeit briefly.
Bruce
On 10/13/2018 22:11, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Yesterday was a transitional morning all right;
Day two at Grayland. Conditions were much better today. At first it
looked like a DU morning, with many Aussies at about 1100-1200. Then
the Asians suddenly faded up, with a nice mix of Chinese, Japanese and
Korean signals.
The 711 KBS station was often stronger than KIRO, and parallel
I'm at Grayland this weekend with Chuck & Tom. As is usually the case,
it was a much different story out here. There were lots of TP's to be
heard, with carriers on nearly all of the 9 kHz channels. About 80-90%
of the stations were from Japan including many of the low powered NHK
outlets.
Conditions this morning were a bit below average. The only good audio
was from the high powered Japanese on 594 693 747 774 and 828, and the
Korean on 972. I also heard the 738 Korea/Taiwan battle Gary
mentioned, and HLAZ grudgingly throw some audio at me from time to
time. Beyond that,
Nick - I received QSLs from Myanmar using nptradio@gmail.com One for
SW in 2012 and the other for 729 kHz in 2014. The replies were in
reasonably good English.
Bruce
On 10/7/2018 22:54, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
It looked like a relaxing session, at first, but more there than met the
I managed to dig out a few more logs from yesterday's SDR recordings:
585 UNID, 1353 very weak talk, sounded female, not //594
620 ALASKA, KGTL 1351 dominant w/standards, "Unforgettable Favorites,
KGTL" ID
650 ALASKA, KENI 1400, "650 KENI Anchorage" ID during perfectly timed
pause
-Patch wrote:
At 06:22 2018-10-07, Bruce Portzer wrote:
Today's report will be very abbreviated, focusing on the really good
stuff. I was gone all day and by the time I got home, TA's were
starting to come in for the first time this season. So I had limited
time for listening to the SDR
Today's report will be very abbreviated, focusing on the really good
stuff. I was gone all day and by the time I got home, TA's were
starting to come in for the first time this season. So I had limited
time for listening to the SDR recording of what was obviously an
impressive morning.
Add 1413 to the list, probably Moldova. No audio yet but a decent
carrier on peaks
Bruce
On 10/6/2018 20:23, Bruce Portzer wrote:
There are signs of TAs in Seattle too. Possible audio at times on 909
and 1215. Also weak carriers on 1107 and 1458.
Bruce
On 10/6/2018 20:14, Nick Hall
There are signs of TAs in Seattle too. Possible audio at times on 909
and 1215. Also weak carriers on 1107 and 1458.
Bruce
On 10/6/2018 20:14, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
location location location.
Carrier levels are good here, but only a little audio so far. 1215
with usual rock and
A nice rebound from yesterday's slump.
558 S KOREA 1326 pop song //603 fair
567 JAPAN, JOIK 1327 Japanese woman good but much KVI splash
585 JAPAN 1332 weak talk //594, fair at 1350
594 JOAK 1333 good discussion i Japanese
603 S KOREA, 1257 pp tune & melodic woman fair
612
Overall, this was a pretty good morning. The highlight was hearing
JOHB-1089 through the local 1090 splash. There were also several second
tier Chinese stations checking in, with 918 and 981 putting in their
best signals so far this season. I remembered to listen for Alaskans
today and
Conditions today were down slightly from yesterday, especially at the
upper end of the dial. Several Chinese regional stations continue to
poke their heads above the noise, but not far enough to hear IDs.
567 JOIK 1319 Japanese talk fair //594
594 JOAK, 1314 man in Japanese good
603
Conditions continue to be good here. The upper end of the dial finally
had some life to it today, after a long DX drought. I heard more than I
have listed here, but time was limited today. These daily logs are
starting to taken on DXpedition proportions and it's not even October yet.
567
Conditions below 1000 kHz were good today, with lots of second tier
stations. Most were from Japan, but a few Korean and Chinese signals
were there as well.
There wasn't much to be heard above 1200. Even HLAZ struggled. The one
exception was CRI-1323 which had a blowtorch signal that almost
I also use bamboo poles at home. Many years ago, a next door neighbor
planted some bamboo in their back yard. Fast forward to 2018, and I now
have an infinite amount of the stuff growing on my side of the fence.
It spreads rather aggressively and lends a whole new meaning to the word
Today was another reasonable good morning for TPs. The two North
Koreans continued to over-achieve, compared to past seasons, as did a
Chinese station on 918.
567 JOIK, 1322 Japanese talk //594 fair-poor in KVI splash
594 JOAK, 1307 woman in Japanese fair
657 DPRK, 1300 weak 3+1
Ken
My morning listening is usually done by programming the SDR to record
the AM band from about an hour before to a half hour after local sunrise
(sometimes longer). I can then either listen in real time or play back
the recording later in the day The main advantages of this approach:
- I
Nothing in Seattle at the moment
Bruce
On 9/19/2018 20:37, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Plenty of carriers here in Alberta too. Only audio is on 1386 with
woman talking (too weak to determine language) and traces of music on
1179.
73,
NIgel
On 9/19/2018 9:27 PM, R. Colin Newell wrote:
1089 in
Conditions were somewhat OK today, though not as good as a few days ago
Due to a computer glitch, I lost the listings above 1000 after typing
them in. The upper part of the band was rather uninteresting today, so
it wasn't much of a loss. As I recall, I had decent audio from
HLAZ-1566,
KUAU is likely the best chance for Hawaii to be heard in the upper
midwest on a loop or Beverage. It's consistently among the strongest
Hawaiians and the first to fade in during our coastal DXpeditions.
There's aren't many interference sources between the Great Lakes and the
Pacific Ocean -
According to the latest SARFT list (roughly the Chinese counterpart to
the FCC list), there currently aren't any Nei Menggu stations on 1368.
I think there was one a few years ago, but recently a major reassignment
concentrated the Nei Menggu AM stations onto about ten frequencies.
Maybe it
Conditions this morning were not quite as good as yesterday, but
interesting nonetheless. The overachievers of the morning were N Korea
on 819 and CNR1 on 945, both of which had sustained good signals despite
strong splash from adjacent local stations.
Most of the signals peaked about a half
Conditions today were remarkably good for this early in the season.
There were many Chinese, as well as the usual assortment of Japanese and
Korean stations. The signals seemed to be best about 15-30 minutes
before local sunrise and gradually faded away.
The North Korean on 657 was the best
I managed to hear a few TP's between 1255 & 1400 on this morning's SDR
recording. There were lots of signals, though none were particularly
strong.
JOAK-594 JOUB-774 & KBS-972 managed to have brief periods of good audio
but were otherwise down in the mud
JOAB-693 JOIB-747 JOBB-828 and
Here's an article on the Korean radio propaganda war. Most of the info
is well-known to the AM-SW DX community but it's still interesting to
see it written up for general dissemination.
https://www.radioworld.com/global/has-there-been-a-thaw-in-the-inter-korean-radio-war
Same thing here. Just a weak carrier on 1566.
I'm probably the one to blame for today's lousy TP conditions - I set up
an SDR recording for the first time this season, which probably
disturbed the entire cosmos.
Bruce
On 9/11/2018 06:06, R. Colin Newell wrote:
To quote Bones of Star Trek:
I once heard a station ID saying it operated "with a maximum effective
radiated power not exceeding 250 thousand watts". An accurate
statement if you read it carefully, but a tad misleading.
Bruce
On 9/5/2018 19:33, Mark Durenberger wrote:
Good story but I wonder how many of those power
Conditions continue to improve here.
Today's logs included:
Fair audio at times 1255-1320 from the NHK Stations on 594 693 747 774
and 828
Good audio on 972 at 1320
JOHK-1287 fair-poor audio 1320
CRI-1323 weak woman in Russian 1320, first China log of the season
Bits of talk on 738,
).
Bruce
On 9/3/2018 16:42, Bruce Portzer wrote:
Hello everyone:
I just completed another update to the Pacific Asian Log. The
September 2018 version has been posted on the Radioheritage website:
http://www.radioheritage.net/ You'll need to go through a couple of
the site's internal links to get
I managed another "real time" DX session (no SDR recordings just yet) at
sunrise today.
For some reason, JOAK-594 was missing in action, but several other
Japanese and Korean stations showed up:
JOAB-693 JOIB-747 JOUB-774 and JOBB-828 were all noted with Chinese
lessons 1300-1316. JOUB was
doesn’t show up and the display is strange. I have downloaded
many previous editions but haven’t run in to this before.
???
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 & ICF2010
Kiwa aircore & Palomar loops
DX398, SRF-59 & M37V
Eton E100 + Tecsun PL-300/380
On Sep 3, 2018, at 4:
Hello everyone:
I just completed another update to the Pacific Asian Log. The September
2018 version has been posted on the Radioheritage website:
http://www.radioheritage.net/ You'll need to go through a couple of the
site's internal links to get to the proper page, but when you get there
I had my first TP opening of the season this morning.
Nothing spectacular, just a few of the regulars.
594 JOAK, man in Japanese 1256 fair
693 JOAB, 1307 English lesson //774 poor in CBU splat
747 JOIB, 1309 English lesson //774 fair-poor
774 JOUB, time pips 1300, then animated
ELAD recordings can also be replayed using HDSDR, SDR Console, Studio
One and probably a few others. There's a learning curve for all of
them. HDSDR is probably the easiest to figure out. Studio One needs to
be purchased before you can use it, the others are free.
Bruce
On 8/31/2018 19:26,
Tonga had a new transmitter installed about a year ago, which would
explain why it's been heard so well lately.
There's a brief story about it at http://www.tonga-broadcasting.net/?p=7192
Bruce
On 8/9/2018 20:53, Gary DeBock wrote:
Hi Guy (and Mark),
<<< You are so right about Tonga since
Hi Frank
I'll be flying to the convention.
I hadn't heard about painting that was sent to Karen. I'll check into it.
Didn't get any books from you.
Bruce
On 7/31/2018 20:08, n7...@aol.com wrote:
Are you flying or driving to the convention? Doubtful for me as I
have a lot to take care
Radio Cook Islands is also available via streaming audio. The link on
the station's website doesn't work, but this one will:
http://vtuner.com/setupapp/guide/asp/func/dynampls.asp?link=1=24442
The audio feed sounds pretty clean and doesn't have the quality issues
Gary reported for over the
Gary
I can hear a "Talking Melbourne" jingle at 6:36, so it's 3AW.
Bruce
On 4/19/2018 02:52, Gary DeBock wrote:
This prolific Australian pest station was the dominant performer on 693 KHz
during the sunrise sessions in the Cook Islands, frequently pounding in at S9
levels but never seeming
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