Hello All,

     Although there was somewhat of a TP propagation decline here also this 
morning, it didn't seem as drastic as Dennis' description (maybe closer to 
Nick's). With the exception of the high band big guns on 1134, 1287, 1566 and 
1575 kHz it was essentially the same Asiatic stations showing up, although at 
reduced levels from yesterday. The Chinese stations on 603, 638, 738, 936 and 
1044 kHz all managed fair audio at some point, but it didn't stick around for 
long, and was tough to record. 738-Taiwan was at its strongest just after 1400, 
and if I had checked 1143 kHz at that time it might have been possible to 
confirm the parallel (like Nick). Unlike yesterday, 648-VOR even made a fair 
appearance-- so the morning wasn't a total wash out. Best overall signals were 
from 972-HLCA (very good) and 657-Pyongyang (good signal, not programming). The 
1053-Jammer seemed to be a little anemic compared to usual, maybe because of 
the high band drop off. For the 5 TP-DXers at ocean beaches!
  this morning, the Asiatic results were probably much better than at this 
mediocre inland location-- but likely not up to yesterday's excellent levels. 
     Thanks to Walt for his glowing evaluation of the new Broadband 7" FSL 
antenna from Oregon's "Rockwork" cliff yesterday-- and I'm very happy that he 
was able to record excellent TP signals after 1400. I've never tried DXing the 
Asiatics from "Rockwork," (nor has anybody else, to my knowledge) so you are a 
true pioneer. As for this morning's Asiatic conditions, if you have limited 
time to review the .wav files from this trip, yesterday's recordings should be 
the ones to check first :-)
 
558  HLQH  Daegu, S. Korea  Fair music and Korean speech
                     in and out of KPQ splatter throughout session
594  JOAK  Tokyo, Japan  Good Japanese conversation at
                     1408; best Japanese signal of the morning
603  Hulun Buir, China  Poor-fair Chinese YL speech and music
                     in and out at 1342; wispy strength through session
639  CNR1  China Synchros  Fair Chinese YL and OM speech 
                    in KFI heterodyne at 1355
648  VOR Razdolnoye, Russia  Poor-fair Russian music in CISL
                    splatter at 1354
657  Pyongyang, N. Korea  YL tirades in Korean unfortunately 
                    one of the stronger TP signals this modest morning
                    http://www.mediafire.com/?c01yy672y9cglmy
738  BEL2  Penghu, Taiwan  Fair Chinese OM speech during
                   variety program at 1404
747  JOIB  Sapporo, Japan  Fair Japanese OM speech in
                   Portland splatter at 1402
774  JOUB  Akita, Japan  Weaker than usual, and fighting a
                   losing battle with KTTH splatter around 1347
828  JOBB  Osaka, Japan  Poor-fair Japanese speech 1403
936  Anhui, China  Poor-fair music and Chinese OM speech
                   around 1350; in and out throughout session
972  HLCA  Dangin, S. Korea  Very good Korean YL-OM
                   conversation at 1412; best TP signal of the session
1044  CRI  Jiangsu, China  Poor Japanese OM speech during
                   external program at 1335
1053  Korean Jammer  Somewhat muffled in power this session;
                   fighting a rare battle with domestic splatter at 1327

73 and Good DX,
Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA)
7.5" MW loopstick Tecsun PL-380 Ultralight +
8" Medium Wave FSL antenna

     
 
 
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