ary 20, 2017 6:23:58 AM
Subject: [IRCA] Oklahoma TP DX 1/20/17
There were signs of a signal on 1566 kHz from 1327 until about 1344 GMT (LSR @
1338).
Listening to a recording of the signal on 1098 made on 1/14, I was able to hear
weak Marshallese talk under the ever present WTAM at 0716. It is
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Even an ordinary SuperLoop, Flag, or Kaz should be able to dump WTAM down to
nothing.
I'm a similar distance from WTAM in the opposite direction. SuperLoop nulling
255 deg. / peaking 75 deg. largely clobbers WTAM to leave two co-channel
Colombians, a Cuban, and Radio
Niel:
I realize some form of aerial phasing would be beneficial in eliminating
unwanted interference. And, I've thought seriously about erecting a DKAZ
array, but so far laziness tends to intervene.
Richard.
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Hi Richard,
Congrats on finally being sure of V7AB! As always the issue is WTAM and the
fact that V7AB audio is cut at 1130 UTC leaving that AN OC. Once they up
power from the current 13 kW to their max of 25 they should be even more
common.
A DKAZ antenna would work wonders in taking WTAM out
There were signs of a signal on 1566 kHz from 1327 until about 1344 GMT (LSR @
1338).
Listening to a recording of the signal on 1098 made on 1/14, I was able to hear
weak Marshallese talk under the ever present WTAM at 0716. It is the only new
transoceanic catch since 2BL and 3LO in early
