As others have noted a significant improvement today:
594 JOAK Tokyo, JAPAN Man in Japanese at 1351.
693 JOAB Tokyo, JAPAN Man in Japanese at 1353.
747 JOIB Sapporo, JAPAN Woman in Japanese at 1420
774 JOUB Akita, JAPAN Man in Japanese at 1329, //693. A weak
carrier also
This morning definitely showed more action. Even though Bill Whitacre's
reception of HLCA-972 on the east coast was so good, it was actually received
even better on the west coast today. And, about time too. Plus, some Chinese
stations appeared again.
On top of that, three stations hung in
Quite a selection of weak carriers starting at local sunset, and then
fading away within a hour or two. A return of a few of them
occurred after 0630UT, with audio traces on 1089 (with phasing down
of 1090), and on 1215kHzbut nothing to get excited about at all.
best wishes,
Nick
Bouncy Island music on 1098 —
Assuming Marshall’s - 0733 UTC...
Nice signal
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
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Couple of examples from 0845 and 0910 utc:
http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181117/972-0845-Nov17.wav
http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181117/972-0910-Nov17.wav
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On Nov 17, 2018, at 3:50 AM, Bill Whitacre wrote:
> Korea on 972 in already @ 0845utc in Lubec, Maine.
>
> Other traditional TP channels
Now I’ve got ‘island music’ on 1098kHz:
http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181117/1098-0937-Nov17.wav
http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181117/1098-1015-Nov17.wav
No claims yet but I’m thinking about it.
Bill Whitacre
Lubec, Maine
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Korea on 972 in already @ 0845utc in Lubec, Maine.
Other traditional TP channels still have TAs on them so need to be careful.
Bill Whitacre
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I see presumed Ethiopia on 972.019-023 kHz. Just strange, that last
night they were on overnight, that's new.
73, Mauno
Nigel Pimblett kirjoitti 17.11.2018 klo 3:10:
Nick's use of the term 'revolting' seemed an appropriate description
of conditions here in Alberta also. Asia did even
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TP signals were the best here this week.
693 JOAB barely audible // JOUB at 1258.
774 JOUB poor at 1101-1108; poor at 1117-1132; poor, sometimes 100% readable at
1225-1232 and 1142-1252.
828 JOBB poor // JOUB with strong heterodyne at 1252-1255.
No signals detected on 567,
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As noted, best conditions this week.
594, faint w/threshold audio
747 weak with male w/mumbly speech
774 JOUB weak w/chimes, male in JJ
828 faint w/male speaking, chimes
972 HLCA weak w/male speaking
1566 HLAZ fair w/male and fem in KK, choral mx, best in quite a while for
Has to be V7AB with that mx. Lubec SR was just about 1128 today. Marshalls
s/off is about 1130. Hope you had the anthem then or something across the
1100 hour. 73 KAZ
On Sat, Nov 17, 2018 at 10:53 AM Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> Are you sure you don't want to stay a few more days Bill?
>
>
HLAZ 1566 managed to stumble through to 1700UT, when a fairly
readable "welcome to the Voice of America" appeared.
Local sunrise was 1523UT
Nick
The best I can come up in Victoria with is that HLAZ is still
delivering at 1642UT, not loud, but recognizably Russian talk.
Nick
Nick
Bearing is about 300 deg from Lubec to Marshalls. Surprising to have that
signal level on a DKAZ aimed 35 deg, but clobbering WTAM 1100 is also
important. Is V7AB using their full 25 kW now? Earlier this month when cx
were great and I wasn't sick so was up to DX, I had their all night OC
peaking
Are you sure you don't want to stay a few more days Bill?
Conditions are improving here, so who knows what you would come up with.
The best I can come up in Victoria with is that HLAZ is still
delivering at 1642UT, not loud, but recognizably Russian talk.
Nick
At 10:26 2018-11-17, Bill
Bill, I was very impressed with the second clip. As the TPs were open,
presumably the Marshall’s here. One day there’ll be a similar opening into
PEI! 73, Walt
On Saturday, November 17, 2018, Bill Whitacre wrote:
> Now I’ve got ‘island music’ on 1098kHz:
>
>
Interesting you mentioned 1566, as here in Alberta this morning HLAZ was
at least audible, but it was battling with another station on the
frequency, about equal in strength much of the time.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, AB
Canada
On 11/17/2018 10:44 AM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
HLAZ 1566
There was another Chinese speaker on the channel here also, Nigel,
around 1500UT.
best wishes,
Nick
At 19:27 2018-11-17, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Interesting you mentioned 1566, as here in Alberta this morning HLAZ
was at least audible, but it was battling with another station on
the
On Nov 17, 2018, at 12:15 AM, 'Mark Connelly' via NRC-AM
wrote:
> Bill, is there a website of your latest DXpedition logs?
There always is Mark. This latest Quoddy House DXp will be at:
http://realmonitor.com/am_logs_qh12.php
Just a skeleton there now but I’ll be adding things over the
This morning was the best morning for TP's so far in Newfoundland. On a 10 deg
beveridge (again transpolar), we were hearing 972, 774, 1134, 1287 around 1000
UTC. 972 was in as early as 0915 UTC. 1566 was quite nice at 1000 UTC. We have
to be careful around 0900 since some European stations,
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Thanks for leaving it behind, Bill. TA's (mostly Spain) in as early as 1935
UTC (2:35 PM EST) Saturday Nov 17. Marc DeLorenzoSouth Dennis, MA
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From: Bill Whitacre
To: Mark Connelly
Cc: irca ; CapeDX ; nrc-am
Sent: Sat, Nov 17, 2018 2:57 pm
It all depends on the path, the time and where the auroral zone is. On a
path from ECNA to China/NK during low A and K periods the path probably
skips over the zone and has its bounce point somewhere within the zone.
There's also the potential for Greyline enhancement. If the path drops far
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