I wonder if anyone can help me with this.
I recorded the following on 1600 kHz around 0600 UTC on 23/10
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/1600mystery.mp3
It's actually slowed down a little from the live recording and needs a couple
of listens.
I think I can make out "60's" and "70's" and a possible cal
There were decent conditions this morning towards North America from here
in Scotland.
At 0705 UTC, 760 WJR Detroit MI was booming in here.
Recording: http://paulc.mwcircle.org/WJR2.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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There were very odd conditions into Scotland from N America this morning.
The band was in bad shape around 0640 UTC when I switched on, but between
0700 and 0745 some of the big midwest stations were coming through whilst
the regular east coasters remained well down
Stations logged (with a few rec
gt;Hello Paul,
>
>What type of receiver and antennas were you using when you made those ta
>recordings?
>
>Dave Marthouse
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I'm currently hearing WWKB at fair levels here in Scotland 40 minutes
before sunset in Buffalo.
Paul GM7VXR
Troon, Scotland
Barry McLarnon wrote:
>Last night I heard a hockey game under WWKB which turned out to be the Toledo
>Storm vs Cincinnati Cyclones. Following the postgame show, at 2235
A new one for me, this morning - heard 50 minutes after local sunrise.
CFGO tends to be the dominant NA on 1200 kHz with WOAI popping up now
and again.
1200 WCHB Taylor, MI; “For more information log onto www.wchb1200.com
……..Newstalk 12 hundred WCHB, The People’s Station” I’d previously been
Which station (presumably East Coast) runs what sounds like non-stop
Gregorian chants? Heard this morning from 0400 to past 0700 UTC. No ids
at toth, just going on and on and on.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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KOMO 1000 Seattle WA just scraped in here this morning (0750)
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/komo081106.mp3
One other rarity heard was 1280 WNAM from Neenah WI (0753)
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/WNAM.mp3
Paul (GM7VXR)
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That's interesting! I've posted a bit of the recording to the Hmong
Yahoo Group (yes there is one!).
Thanks Neil
Paul
Neil Kazaross wrote:
>KZGX Watertown MN is now in Hmong and sounds just like this at night. 73
>KAZ
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As a relative newcomer to the list, from Europe, I notice that many of
you report TP hets.
Do many of you use Spectrum Laboratory?
Here's my SpecLab plot of the carrier from 1400 CBA in Gander, NF made
this evening.
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/speccba.jpg
CBA is a good station to select since a
A question from across the pond.
On 1380 kHz I logged a call which sounded like WVNR. Here's the recording:
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/1380unid.mp3
It's weak, but if you run it through a couple of times you will hear the
YL announcing the call about 4 seconds after the pips.
WVNR operates on 13
I plotted the carrier of 1400 CBG on Spectrum Laboratory today between
0930 and 1930 UTC
Sunrise here is around 0708 and sunset 1628
Distance to Gander NF is around 3400 km.
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/cbg.jpg
The yellow trace showing the frequency of CBG is undulating. It only
faded out for aro
My mistake. It's just good old fashioned AM from Big L on 1395 which is
ruining 1390 and 1400. :(
Paul
Mauno Ritola wrote:
>Hi Paul,
> what DRM on 1395 kHz?
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Has the format of 1700 KVNS (Brownsville TX) changed recently?
Prior to 0800 UTC on 1700 there was Latin music, an announcement in
Spanish and then the Mexican national anthem. At around 0820 UTC
between spanish style music pieces an announcement in Spanish included
"KVNS"
Whenever I have hea
hing more from the recording?
Paul
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
>Has the format of 1700 KVNS (Brownsville TX) changed recently?
>
>Prior to 0800 UTC on 1700 there was Latin music, an announcement in
>Spanish and then the Mexican national anthem. At around 0820 UTC
>between spa
Brilliant!! Many thanks.
Paul
Gil Stacy wrote:
>I spoke with KVNS moments ago (1-956-973-9202) and was told that as of this
>early a.m., the format was changed to Spanish/Mexican music. Very nice
>catch from across several ponds, BTW.
>
>73, Gil NN4CW
>
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No .but I'm not averse to the odd pint of the black stuff.
I had tried one email address of someone at KVNS who had confirmed
reception reports but I received an automated response saying he was on
vacation until 01/01/07. I also tried a few email addresses of
Brownsville Herald reporters
I'm using an AOR AR7030 receiver with a EWE antenna approx (since I've
never actually measured it ) 3.5 m high and 8 m long. KVNS is a
reasonably frequent visitor here.
Just one further point.
I received a further email from John Munoz at KVNS stating
"I made the switch over at 12AM CST on 12-
Sociedade is the most common Brazilian I receive over here, followed by
760 Radio Uirapuru. But whereas Uirapuru ids are rare Sociedade has lots
of them!
Here's a recording of Sociedade which I made in May of this year:
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/sociedade.mp3
Paul GM7VXR
Troon, Scotland, UK
Hi
This is an observation on overnight TA conditions from across the pond.
There appeared to be a wipe out of TA signals around 0500 utc. I do a
plot of carriers on each frequency and nearly every frequency shows
audio disappearing at around that time ... almost as if a plug has been
pulled.
Does anyone know who might run USA Radio News on 1430 kHz - heard here
at 0900 utc this morning? There was no local id noted - news just
running through toth.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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My router caused all sorts of noise problems. Replacing the switched-mode
power supply with a linear one cured it completely.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 19 October 2013 04:39, Patrick Martin wrote:
> I checked today and yes the modem noise is still there, just less with the
> shield. I have hook
WKAL heard here in Troon, Scotland UK at 0505 utc on the 15th
recording
http://share.cx.com/qNHcy5
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Additionally it was heard today at 0601.
Paul
On 16/12/2013 10:53, Paul Crankshaw wrote:
WKAL heard here in Troon, Scotland UK at 0505 utc on the 15th
recording
http://share.cx.com/qNHcy5
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Tuning to 1390 kHz I hear an odd sound (like an Aboriginal didgeridoo)
in LSB (and also 1371 LSB). I wondered initially if it was local to me
here in Scotland but listening to a few Perseus radio servers in the
north east of the USA I hear it on some of those receivers too. I
didn't check fur
I've just tuned into some ECNA Perseus radio servers and I can hear the
sound there too.
Paul
On 26/01/2014 11:55, Paul Crankshaw wrote:
Tuning to 1390 kHz I hear an odd sound (like an Aboriginal didgeridoo)
in LSB (and also 1371 LSB). I wondered initially if it was local to
me he
At 0300 WABH is audible here but playing back Perseus the noise
continues in momentary WABH silences, so noise isn't apparently linked
to volume levels.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 28/01/2014 14:13, Ken, Scotland wrote:
Therefore, the question remains,
Does the audio of WABH on one receiver m
I wonder if anyone can help identify this - recorded on 1390kHz at 0400
utc today.
The loud station at the start is (I assume) WEGP, then in it silence
there seems to be a call and perhaps part of a second one (WMER ha been
suggested), before WEGP returns.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/9
e R.
Also, it almost sounds like he's saying "1300 W**R"
and not 1390.
That being said, the 3rd letter, almost sounds like a P...
but I can't find
anything but WMER on 1390 that even remotely fits.. and I
can't find
anything on 1300 at all that fits.
Paul
On Wed, Sep 26
I wonder if anyone can help identify this station, recorded at 0600 utc
today on 1460 kHz. Conditions were very good to the midwest and at 0700
I heard KXNO Des Moines IA.
http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/9/25/3350994/1460unid.mp3
The id is repeated, the second time with noise reduction.
Pau
Thank's Russ.
Paul
On 30/10/2012 17:48, Russ Edmunds wrote:
It is KXNO at 0:08.
Russ Edmunds
15 mi NNW of Philadelphia
Grid FN20id
FM: Yamaha T-80 & Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'; Grundig G8
AM: Modified Sony ICF 2010's barefoot
--- On Tue, 10/30/12, paul crankshaw
Michigan into Scotland with fair audio at 2200 - 1670 WQLR Kalamazoo and
1680 WPRR Ada.
WPRR at 2200 - http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/9/25/3350994/wprr.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 08/12/2012 20:06, Don Moman VE6JY wrote:
high band hets clearly visible on 1503 1548 and 1575 (the best at -
Good conditions in opposite direction too. At 2200 utc, 1300 WXRL
Lancaster NY and 1250 WGAM Manchester NH notes, along with weak 1590
WAKR Akron OH!
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 15/12/2012 22:02, Bob Young wrote:
Jimi Hendrix "All Along the Watchtower" at 1758 ET fading, fluttery // webpage
htt
Hi
I wonder if anyone recognises this call or can help with an id. I can't
match it to anything on 1600 kHz (heard at 0200 utc this morning)
http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/9/25/3350994/1600unid.mp3 (id
repeated 3 times)
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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Listening again I realise it is WUNR!. I thought I was hearing "WQAI".
Paul
On 29 December 2012 10:19, paul crankshaw wrote:
> Hi
>
> I wonder if anyone recognises this call or can help with an id. I can't
> match it to anything on 1600 kHz (heard at 0200
Yes, BBC Radio Jersey is still on 1026 kHz.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radiojersey/programmes/schedules/2013/01/28
At the time they appear to have been broadcasting a programme of the
"best of local radio" which is broadcast across other local radio
stations. You can listen again by following the li
Conditions were very disturbed overnight with NA being wiped out and
replaced by LA.
I leave my Perseus receiver on 1050 kHz overnight and the usual plot
of carriers from approx utc (at the top) to 0630 utc looks like this
http://share.cx.com/DmLX7y
Last night this was the plot
http://
Do you know the time of the scheduled closedown?
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 30/09/2011 13:22, Barry McLarnon wrote:
On Friday 30 September 2011 08:12:36 dxe...@aol.com wrote:
I am reminded by multiple sources (including the new NRC AM Log) that
CBE is scheduled to go off the air today, Fr
This was recorded on by a listener in the south of England on 33.820
MHz. Can any US listener make sense of what is being said, or can you
narrow down the location of the accent?
www.ukdx.org.uk/tv/audio/33820_300911.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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an emergency medical dispatch, probably from a US military
base. I'll give it another listen after more coffee and try to
transcribe it.
I dated a Lady from Scotland years back. SHE had an accent ;)
Tim Hills
Sioux Falls, SD
USA
On 10/1/2011 4:52, paul crankshaw wrote:
This was recorded on by
I've heard this a few times in Scotland recently. No local id heard, but
I assume it must be WTWK.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 03/10/2011 02:23, Jim Renfrew wrote:
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
2215 EDT1070"Bloomberg Radio" rising and falling against
CHOK. The only Bloomberg I can find is WTW
Your mention of WI prompts me to say that just now 2300 UTC I heard 1390
WRIG Schofield WI. TA conditions were remarkably good at 2300 with 1660
WQLR MI, 1650 KCNZ IA, 1540 KXEL IA, and 1190 WOWO IN all noted, so keep
your fingers crossed for a continuation of the good condx!
Paul
Troon, Scotl
Hi
I wonder if anyone can help with this id
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mwdx/files/1230unid.mp3
The recording is in USB, followed by AM
It's a US station recorded on 1230 kHz at 2200 UTC on Saturday here in
Scotland
There is a "Fox AM 12-30" followed by a sung id. And of course "powered
Thanks Neil and Paul
So that's why I couldn't identify the call - WMID 1340 is the sister
station of WCMC 1230.
I think I hear "Wildwood" in the id at the start of the clip but not
100%. There is a slight discontinuity, not very clear in the recording,
which might be a switch from WCMC to W
Radio Nacional de Espana from Caceres (60 kW) was transmitting on 770
kHz overnight rather than on 774 kHz!
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 16/12/2011 06:00, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Similar story here, with a number of carriers, but all of the "wispy"
variety.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
Yes, sounding good in the opposite direction too. PLenty of NY stations
heard here at 2100 and 1270 WXYT Detroit at 2200.
1341 BBC Ulster is my worst pest - directly in line between here and NA!
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 22/12/2011 21:10, Marc DeLorenzo wrote:
BBC Radio Ulster-1341 fair with ne
I listened for the test but not a thing across the pond. I'm much more
hopeful for tonight's tests though.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 26/02/2012 22:25, Chuck wrote:
American DX tests have been heard in Europe every now and then, and
the HCJB test from Ecuador (maybe 15 years ago) was heard in
Yes it's WKCW. For whatever reason in the past month I've mean hearing
it regularly in Scotland, having never heard it before. Increased
nighttime power, change in direction? Does anyone know?
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 03/03/2012 03:23, Dave Hascall wrote:
I'm hearing 70's oldies on 1420, re
When recording always make sure "Zoom" is selected.It reduces demands on
CPU dramatically.
Paul
On 16/03/2012 16:39, Jim Renfrew wrote:
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
My Perseus occasionally starts to hiccup and choke at times, typically
when the AVG scan kicks on as I am reviewing files. It's ov
This was recorded today at 0600 utc on 1250 kHz
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RealDX/files/Paul_Crankshaw/1250.mp3
My transcription is
"This is XXX radio 12-50 WGHB Farmville XXX, XXX radio 9-30 WDLX
Washington XXX"
Can anyone fill in the missing words for me?
Paul
Troon, Scotland
S w/ APS9B @15'; Grundig G8
AM: Modified Sony ICF 2010's barefoot
--- On Sat, 3/31/12, paul crankshaw wrote:
From: paul crankshaw
Subject: [IRCA] 1250 kHz - help please with id
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of
America"
Date: Saturday, March 31, 2012,
Sounds a bit of a misnomer.
Paul
On 13/08/2012 14:45, Craig Healy wrote:
Too bad Clear Channel does like IBOC...
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Can anyone tell me where this station is located (and if there is a
known call sign)? Heard here for the first time at 0700 UTC
Paul
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might find some info on the
internet, I'd advise taking it with a grain of salt..
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
FM: Yamaha T-80& Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'
AM: Modified Sony ICF 2010 barefoot
--- On Su
KWKH was noted here at 0300 UTC
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 09/11/2010 05:25, Todd wrote:
Not only are they are on their day pwr but traveling on I-94 just south of
downtown mpls in KFAN's 75kw erp, KWKH was chopping in noticeably!! That
really amazed me! 73, Todd
Sent from my Verizon Wire
Conditions seemed very auroral here last night. I used my Perseus
receiver and Spectrum Laboratory software to plot transatlantic carriers
overnight on 1400 kHz and there was plenty of evidence of Doppler shifon
thein carriers:
http://paulc.fileave.com/1400.jpg
The carrier on 1400.009 is CBG
Courtesy of the Perseus receiver network. This recording of KNTS 1680
taken from K7LD's receiver on Bainbridge Island WA. I recorded just now
from 1258 local time in Seattle.
http://paulc.fileave.com/kntsperseus.wav
Paul
Troon Scotland
On 25/02/2011 20:33, Stephen Airy wrote:
Hello, fe
The WKVQ test was heard here in Scotland at 0627 UTC with details about
reception reports and morse ids. I heard "Sleigh Ride" playing in the
background but am not sure if it was WKVQ. Bahamas was dominant at 0600 UTC
Paul
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It's odd that here in Scotland, where WQEW owns the frequency, KGOW was
a fair signal at 0400 UTC Saturday.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 08/05/2011 03:26, dxe...@aol.com wrote:
For a second straight night I am hearing KLTI 1560 Macon MO on power that
no doubt exceeds its 41-watt night authori
Heard this morning in Scotland!!
Paul
On 28/08/2011 16:40, BARRY DAVIES wrote:
Can anyone down South confirm if 1700 KVNS Brownsville TX is off? It is a
regular on this side of the pond but not heard recently.
Best wishes
Barry :-)
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A little montage of Perseus SDR screenshots and audio from a few N
American stations heard here in Scotland this morning:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z95QJr09J5g
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A few stations heard yesterday
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xJWc00shic
and today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0SqrgM1juo
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Hi Dave
I'm using a EWE antenna - about 4 metres high and 12 metres long.
Paul
On 07/09/2011 02:53, Dave Marthouse wrote:
Paul,
Those ta signals were outstanding. What sort of antenna were you using to
snag them. 73 and good dx.
Dave Marthouse
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Paul
Troon, Scotland
On 11/09/2011 08:29, Dennis Vroom wrote:
0905-0926 utc two women talking religion on 1610 kHz. Mostly weak signal
and some interference from HAR's stations on the channel. Signal has rapid
fading and is heard on all t
I heard Spanish "ESPN Deportes" at UTC on 1510 kHz today. I'm
assuming that it is WRRD Waukesha WI but I note that it seems to be a
daytime station only. The time would be 6pm in Milwaukee - would it be
transmitting at that time?
Clip: http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/1510espn.wav
Hi
I have received this station remarkably early in Scotland, UK this
evening. Here is a recording made at 2200 UTC tonight. The station id is
cut short by the start of CBS news but there are references to Dayton.
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/1290WHIO.wav
Two questions from the rec
Thanks Scott
On Xband at 2300 I have
1620 KOZN, Omaha NE 2300
1630 KRND Fox Farm WY 2300
1650 KCNZ Cedar Falla IA 2300
1660 WQLR Kalamazoo MI 2300
Paul
Scott Fybush wrote:
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
Hi
I have received this station remarkably early in Scotland, UK this
evening. Here is a
CKDO normal strength here at 0600UTC. Prior to 0600 I recorded 0100 UTC
and it was fine then with (ice) hockey.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
Craig Healy wrote:
CKDO appears to be off the air tonight (currently 2130 EST).
1580 sounds like a graveyard channel in their absence.
Noted with an
McLarnon wrote:
On Saturday 17 January 2009 07:47, Paul Crankshaw wrote:
CKDO normal strength here at 0600UTC. Prior to 0600 I recorded 0100
UTC and it was fine then with (ice) hockey.
Interesting. Here (187 miles from CKDO) they were mostly in the mud.
In overnight recordings, they
Thanks to Perseus I was able to extract WOON's morse id. This was
recorded at 0800 (just a few seconds after in fact)
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/1240woon.wav
Settings used Freq 1239.2 kHz CW Mode bandwidth 22Hz.
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/1240woon.wav
Will look for sp
Hi
I believe I have identified this station but would value the opinion of
DXers closer to the action. The recording is very marginal and benefits
from repeated listening.
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/1450x.wav
This was recorded at 0900 UTC this morning on 1450 kHz when quite a few
Thanks Barry and everyone else who listened.
My interpretation was "North Eastern Michigan's news and information
station, this is WATZ AM" !!!
Additionally the station goes to ABC news which WATZ runs.
Paul
Barry McLarnon wrote:
Try again. Listen for: "Northeast Michigan's news and infor
Received here in Scotland at 0101 UTC with fair signal.
Paul
Troon, Scotland
Tom Jasinski wrote:
Thanks for the tip on KGOW. Good solid signal here, almost nothing from R.
Disney in New York. KGOW with good ID at 03:05 CST. Signal is much
stronger & clearer than when heard during hurrica
At 0700 UTC I heard the Radio Rebelde jingle on 1620 kHz. Is the an
attempt to block WDHP/Republica/Marti and does anyone know anything
about the transmitter location?
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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It all depends on your ground conditions I suppose but gentle hammering
of 4 ft copper pipe works here.
Although the ewe reduces signals from the rear well, I would suggest you
consider a flag.
I'm only able to run the flag with the bottom wire lying on the ground,
and fed at the bottom rath
should be inserted midway
down the downleg and so should be the balun on the other downleg.
Paul
BARRY DAVIES wrote:
Hello Paul
Do you still need to fiddle with the pot one side of which previously ran to
ground/earth on the EWE?
Barry
--- On Tue, 10/3/09, Paul Crankshaw wrote:
From
Approx 4 metres high and 15 metres long
Paul
Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Sounds like you have a terminated corner-fed loop, Paul.
I believe Bruce Conti first described it, see
http://www.bamlog.com/superloop.htm
What dimensions do you use?
best wishes,
Nick
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Radio North, Redcastle, County Donegal, Ireland will be making test
transmissions tonight on 846 kHz
The test runs from 0200 - 0600 UTC inclusive, and will carry CW around
800hz, as well as voice ids every 30m, on the hour and on the half hour.
Details
http://www.ayrshirehistory.eu/tadx/trans
For those recording on Perseus and suchlike I measure the carrier of R
North at pretty much 846.000 with the morse tone at around 846.547
(listening to the morse recording 0500:20 to 0500:50 UTC).
...now for WHYL which will be tougher since I've moved the antenna round
towards the SW for LA.
Just to see if I could do it (!), a copy of the morse id of Radio North
as detected by Perseus:
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/radionorth.JPG
Paul
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
For those recording on Perseus and suchlike I measure the carrier of R
North at pretty much 846.000 with
Test heard 0200-0206 UTC with announcement, morse, siren tones (despite
flag antenna now pointing to South America!)
Paul
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Time correction: 0600-0606 UTC!!
Paul
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
Test heard 0200-0206 UTC with announcement, morse, siren tones
(despite flag antenna now pointing to South America!)
Paul
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A short recording from around 0604 (remember the flag is pointing to
South America at the moment) - "please do not be alarmed"(!), morse and
sweep tones.
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/wsartest.wav
Paul
Troon, Scotland
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
Time correction: 0600-0606 U
Does anyone have any ideas about the source of the Arabic chanting and
warble (not necessarily the same source but possibly related) heard here
this morning. The warble has been heard for some time but I'm not aware
of the Arabic being reported on
I did find a message on HCDX (7 Dec 08) from A
KMOX at 0604 UTC
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/KMOXloud.wav
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1350 KCAR, Clarksville TX is listed as low power 410w/65w yet yesterday
Paul Logan in Northern Ireland logged this station at 0300 UTC and I
logged it 0600 UTC. I heard it again at 0600 UTC this morning.
Has the station upped its power and has it been heard in more distant
parts of the US ov
410w is hardly high power in the first place though!
Paul
Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
The station may not have dropped to low power at sunset, that is always a
possibility
Sincerely,
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On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Paul
Hi
Yesterday on 920 kHz I heard an id
"Minnesota's (word) (word) and Sports Leader, (word) a Cumulus station"
Can anyone positively id this one for me. I suspect KDHL
Paul
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ed confirmation.
Paul
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
Hi
Yesterday on 920 kHz I heard an id
"Minnesota's (word) (word) and Sports Leader, (word) a Cumulus station"
Can anyone positively id this one for me. I suspect KDHL
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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Thanks everyone for the input. I reckoned it was KDHL and am pleased
that is the considered view. Indeed having run the clip very many times
I agree with Markku that KDHL is in there.
It's a lesson in persistence and detective work since for a a long time
all I had was "Minnesota's..sports
Here's my contribution from Scotland on the subject of audio quality.
A recording of WWKB made this morning at 0906 local time (one hour after
sunrise). I'd give it a 9.
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/wwkb.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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I'm pretty sure this recording is CKMX Calgary but I would like some
advice/confirmation (it would be a new one for me)
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/ckmx.mp3(ignore the
Spanish at the start!!)
I'm interested in the bit "From Sunbury (???) to Southland Drive your
Country
ulation levels used in North America, we would rarely have
>such a clean recording.
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>On Dec 4, 2007 4:57 PM, Paul Crankshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>I'm pretty sure this recording is CKMX
Sunday morning (09/12) was an outstanding morning here in SW Scotlandfor
reception of the Prairies/MidWest. Amongst the stations heard betwen
0800 and 1130 UTC were:
680 CJOB Winnipeg, M
940 CJGX Yorkton, SK
1290 CFRW Winnipeg, MB
1430 KLO Ogden, UT
1510 KCKK Littleton, CO
1570 CKMW Winkler, MB
Following on from my post describing the good conditions into Scotland
from the Prairies, I've one UNID.
I heard this station at 1100 UTC on 1510 kHz
Short recording ending in "15-10 K---"
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/1510unid.mp3
Longer recording ending at same point but containing
I've taken the id clip and repeated it 10 times. It would seem to be
"Newstalk 15-10 K---"
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/1510unid2.mp3
To me it sounds like K S or F A or E R
Goodness only knows what it is!
Paul
Walter Salmaniw wrote:
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>Wow, that's all I can say.
Oops wong link
the correct one:
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/1510unid3.mp3
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
>I've taken the id clip and repeated it 10 times. It would seem to be
>"Newstalk 15-10 K---"
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>http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/1510unid2.mp3
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Thanks to Neil, I think I now have this identified as KFNN
I have recorded KFNN's top of the hour id from the website and my
recording below contains
3 x (Website id followed by my recording) and then 3 x the two
superimposed on each other:
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/kfnn.mp3
Pa
Hi Kevin, thanks for that. You certainly have to listen lots of times!
If you listen to the last part where the two are superimposed the "---o
Phoenix" becomes pretty clear.
Paul
kevin redding wrote:
>>>I have recorded KFNN's top of the hour id from the website and my
>>>recording below co
Thanks for that Scott (and to Paul Walker too) It's going to have to go
down as an unid for the moment..
I don't know if you would like to run a bit of this through noise reduction.
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/audio/time.mp3
It's the id with a little before and after. At the very beginning
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