Re: [IRCA] The Sony SRF-39FP....yes! SRF-39FP!

[W. Curt Deegan]

Sorry, trying to forward to interested parties, hit the  wrong button.

Curt


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Re: [IRCA] The Sony SRF-39FP....yes! SRF-39FP!

[W. Curt Deegan]

At 06:30 PM 1/10/2008, you wrote:
>Hi all:
>
>I received today my Sony SRF-39FP from eBay, $19.90 which includes
>shipping.  It is the not-so-distant ancestor to the SRF-59 (and SRF-49).
>It has the same CXA1129N integrated circuit chip, a 0-10 logging scale, a
>more squarish form factor (which I rather like)...AND IT'S CLEAR
>PLASTIC!!!  You can see all the innards, because the "FP" suffix on the
>name means "For Prison".  Seriously!
>
>In a quick sensitivy and selectivity comparison with the "King of the
>Hill" SRF-59 unit I have, it's a dead tie, so not only is the design
>apparently the exact same, it came properly aligned to boot!
>
>So...without further adieu, I will now completely perplex the unsuspecting
>eBay seller (who had only a few left as of two minutes ago) by causing the
>quickest item sell-out he's ever seen!  Here's the link:
>
>http://cgi.ebay.com/SONY-Walkman-FM-Stereo-AM-Radio-KOSS-Earbud-FOR-PRISON_W0QQitemZ250203414813QQihZ015QQcategoryZ146514QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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>73 - Kevin
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[IRCA] KGTK-920

[Pete Taylor]

KGTK-920 Olympia is on with its 5kw day pattern tonight, doing a fine  
job of chopping up usually dominant KXLY. It's all yours...

Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
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Re: [IRCA] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas..A SOLUTION!

[Saul Chernos]

Awesome. Thanks Paul. I'll get around to listening at some point soon...and 
appreciate this tip.

- Original Message - 
From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America" 
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas..A SOLUTION!


> Saul:
>
> When you click to listen, the popup that appears on your screen is what
> detects your IP address.
>
> Go to www.radiofeeds.co.uk
> If you want to locate a specific station, just hit Ctrl+F, type in the
> station name and hit Next.
>
> The way radiofeeds.co.uk works is that it provides you with the DIRECT 
> mms,
> pls, rm or other stream link. There is no embedded player, and there is no
> IP address detection.
>
> It works, I use it all the time.
>
> Paul
>
> On Jan 11, 2008 10:52 AM, Saul Chernos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I tried to access County Sound Radio 1566 in Guildford U.K. over the
>> Internet (a colleague there sent me the link when I told him that I'd 
>> DXed
>> the station). Came up with the following:
>>
>> http://194.105.69.57:80/radio.asp?id=31
>>
>> You must be in the United Kingdom to listen to the County Sound stream.
>> Your IP address appears to be from 'Canada'.
>>
>> Why can I no longer listen?
>>
>> Licensing terms which came into effect on 1 April 2006 mean that UK
>> commercial radio stations wishing to simulcast on the internet outside 
>> the
>> UK now have to pay additional fees to do so. Many stations have taken the
>> view that at this time, the price of the rights being charged by rights
>> owners (the record companies) to stream via the internet outside the UK 
>> is
>> too costly. Consequently, these stations must restrict their streams to
>> the
>> UK to avoid incurring additional charges. Please contact the station you
>> are
>> trying to access if you wish to comment or require further information.
>>
>> You have been blocked as your geographical location has been identified 
>> as
>> being overseas through your IP address. If you are trying to listen from
>> the
>> UK but cannot access the stream it is likely that your ISP or company is
>> routing your connection through the identified country. In this case,
>> please
>> email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more information.
>>
>>
>>
>> Saul Chernos
>> 416-364-0725
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Re: [IRCA] SRF-59 Hand Jive

[Craig Healy]

> Someone, maybe it was Kevin S or Colin, said that we not only needed
> to have our Definitions Committee work on what is "barefoot," but we
> should also define "bare handed!"  They were kiddin' and so am I
> :>)  You might learn to play the '59 like a Therimin...

And the sounds of "Lothar and the Hand People" come wafting through my
mind...

Craig Healy
Providence, RI


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Re: [IRCA] SRF-59 Hand Jive

[satya]

Hi John:

It was me - however, after much soul searching and having thought about it
night and day for 2-3 weeks, I now think a "handheld" portable should be
able to be held in the hand, so I say all such loggings are in!

Whew!  Now I can sleep at night!

Searching for a real life - Kevin

> Dennis,
>
> Someone, maybe it was Kevin S or Colin, said that we not only needed
> to have our Definitions Committee work on what is "barefoot," but we
> should also define "bare handed!"  They were kiddin' and so am I
> :>)  You might learn to play the '59 like a Therimin...
>
> John B.
>
>
>
>
>
> At 02:40 AM 1/12/2008 +, you wrote:
>
>
>>--
>>Good Evening,
>>
>>While Dxing with the SRF-59 in the Lazy Boy, I was trying
>>to null my strong local station KKAD 1550.  Got a decent null on
>>them and hear another station with a weak signal. Cupped my
>>hand over this Utralight radio and the weak signal rose up and
>>heard the ID of KYCY.  On another frequency if I kept a finger
>>at the top end of the radio the station signal increased.  If you can
>>play a harmonica, give this radio a try.
>>
>>Dennis,
>>Salmon Creek, WA
>>SRF-59 = 121 stations
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>
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>
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>
>
>
>
>
> John B.
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Re: [IRCA] SRF-59 Hand Jive

[John H. Bryant]

Dennis,

Someone, maybe it was Kevin S or Colin, said that we not only needed 
to have our Definitions Committee work on what is "barefoot," but we 
should also define "bare handed!"  They were kiddin' and so am I 
:>)  You might learn to play the '59 like a Therimin...

John B.





At 02:40 AM 1/12/2008 +, you wrote:


>--
>Good Evening,
>
>While Dxing with the SRF-59 in the Lazy Boy, I was trying
>to null my strong local station KKAD 1550.  Got a decent null on
>them and hear another station with a weak signal. Cupped my
>hand over this Utralight radio and the weak signal rose up and
>heard the ID of KYCY.  On another frequency if I kept a finger
>at the top end of the radio the station signal increased.  If you can
>play a harmonica, give this radio a try.
>
>Dennis,
>Salmon Creek, WA
>SRF-59 = 121 stations
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[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

[Ng1u]

:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Jan 11 2107 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
#  Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 11 January follow.
Solar flux 76 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 2.
The mid-latitude K-index at 2100 UTC on 11 January was 0 (3 nT).
No space weather storms were observed for the past 24 hours.
No space weather storms are expected for the next 24 hours.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Trends -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Date 10   10   10   10   10   10   11   11   11   11   11   11   11   11   
UTC  0600 0900 1200 1500 1800 2100  0300 0600 0900 1200 1500 1800 2100 
SFlx 77   77   77   77   77   76   76   76   76   76   76   76   76   76   
A-in 77777444444442
K-in 11211110111020
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[IRCA] 1100 KWWN Las Vegas

[Martin and Wendy Foltz]

They're in strong, 7:00 PM PST with ESPN 920 programming!

Martin Foltz
Mission Viejo CA
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[IRCA] SRF-59 Hand Jive

[vroomski]

--
Good Evening,

While Dxing with the SRF-59 in the Lazy Boy, I was trying 
to null my strong local station KKAD 1550.  Got a decent null on
them and hear another station with a weak signal. Cupped my
hand over this Utralight radio and the weak signal rose up and 
heard the ID of KYCY.  On another frequency if I kept a finger
at the top end of the radio the station signal increased.  If you can
play a harmonica, give this radio a try.

Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
SRF-59 = 121 stations
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[IRCA] W Radio slogan

[Martin and Wendy Foltz]

I noticed the past week that XETRA-690 was using a slightly new slogan, "W 
Radio, La Voz del Pueblo". They also use "6-90 AM".

I also heard a station using the slogan on 990 kHz on my TRF this past week. I 
don't know who that was but it might be a new slogan used on the whole network.

Martin Foltz
Mission Viejo CA
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[IRCA] A tad of listening

[Donald K. Kaskey]

Mostly same ole, same ole..but of some interest here were:

1160 San Quentin BCN noted cutting KSL up fierecely around 0600 PST
1/11.

Both Redding stations (1330 & 1460) dominant from 1700-1720 PST 1/11.
These are pretty rare down here.

Someone with 'Fridays Timeless Favorites', rather nostalgia type music
found atop 1490 for a short spell around 1715 1/11.  Soon faded out.
Another nostalgia station
in tight null of KPAY/KKDD  1700-1720 PST 1/11...Gilroy was nowhere to
be found, so they must have been off unless they switched formats from
spanish to nostalgia (fat chance).  Seemed to be looped in a
Pendleton/Santa Barbara direction but thought both of them were talk?
Was getting weaker as we neared 1730.
Nothing else very exciting.

Seemed to be a low frequency hum on 1420.  Anyone off frequency here?

Don K.
San Francisco CA




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Re: [IRCA] KGTK-920 IS BACK ON

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

They're only 15 mintues late, so it'll be interesting to see how much longer
they are supposedly on at full power.

Paul



On 1/11/08, Pete Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> After three days of silence, KGTK-920 is back on. And are they ever;
> they are still on day power as of 5pm PST today. Go get 'em.
>
> Pete Taylor
> Tacoma, WA
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[IRCA] 2007 WRTH?

[Scott Fybush]

Now that my summer/fall home renovation and addition project is finally 
over, I'm turning my attention to excavating the room formerly known as 
my office/DX shack, which ended up turning into storage during much of 
the project. And in the process of rearranging the shelves and getting 
everything set up again, I realize I never got around to buying a 2007 
World Radio TV Handbook.

Before I go ordering one at list price, which seems kind of silly at 
this point, does anyone have one that they're parting with now that the 
2008 is out? I'll be happy to reimburse for postage and a few bucks 
beyond that, too - or to trade for a 2008 Tower Site Calendar, if you'd 
prefer. (The completist in me likes having a set that goes back to the 
early 70s with no gaps...)

No reason to keep this on the list - feel free to reach me offlist at 
scott at fybush dot com if you can help out.

Thanks and 73!

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[IRCA] KGTK-920 IS BACK ON

[Pete Taylor]

After three days of silence, KGTK-920 is back on. And are they ever;  
they are still on day power as of 5pm PST today. Go get 'em.

Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
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[IRCA] KOHI 1600 High School Basketball

[vroomski]

Good Evening,

KOHI 1600 will be broadcasting the "St. Helens vs Sherwood"  High School 
basketball game tonight pre-game at 7:00 P.M. PST.  Tip-off  at 7:15 P.M. PST.  

Last week after the basketball game the signal remain good hours after the 
game.  If you just catch a commercial,  tell me the sponsor and I will let you 
know if it was KOHI.  Good luck to those trying to hear KOHI.

Dennis,
Vancouver , WA
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Re: [IRCA] New books

[Phil Bytheway]

Don't forget, IRCA members qualify for the NRC Member price on ALL their
publications. Please mention club affiliation when ordering!!

Phil B

--- Mike Sanburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Martin, congrats on the new books! I want to try and order the latest
> NRC log if it is still available. I'll be adding the SRF 59 to my toys
> as wellMy Sony M40W still works great and is almost 20 years old.>
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Re: [IRCA] New books

[Phil Bytheway]

Don't forget, IRCA members qualify for the NRC Member price on ALL their
publications. Please mention club affiliation when ordering!!

Phil B

--- Mike Sanburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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> Martin, congrats on the new books! I want to try and order the latest
> NRC log if it is still available. I'll be adding the SRF 59 to my toys
> as wellMy Sony M40W still works great and is almost 20 years old.>
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Re: [IRCA] REALLY SORRY Ultralight - what should I get?

[Ira Elbert New, III]

We'll have to get together for some fishin' and some DX on one of my trips to 
Savannah Gil. 

Bert New
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> Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2008 17:22:52 -0500
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Subject: Re: [IRCA] REALLY SORRY Ultralight - what should I get?
> 
> >
> > In Australia, they are called "Chazzwozzers..." - I kid you not.
> 
> 
> I like that.  Yesterday while fishing in Wassaw Sound, coastal Georgia, I
> took my Ultrachazzwozzerlite to hear what I could hear.  While sitting in
> the boat, my buddies looked at me tuning the M37V and asked if I was
> "texting".  "No, just dxing."  About an hour and a half before SS, in came
> my friend WDHP 1620 VI from 1450 +/- miles away, about a hour before I have
> been hearing it at my home on the 130 degree ewe.  Between me and the Virgin
> Isands, was a 100 yards of sand covered with palm and scrub oak trees and
> 1450 miles of saltwater. At the time, I wondered if I had brought my high
> altitude heavy bomber R8B or FRG7 biplane, how strong the signal would have
> been.  DXing was a lot better than the fishing...
> 73 and grins, Gil
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[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

[Ng1u]

:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Jan 11 2107 UTC
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#
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 11 January follow.
Solar flux 76 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 2.
The mid-latitude K-index at 2100 UTC on 11 January was 0 (3 nT).
No space weather storms were observed for the past 24 hours.
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Gil Stacy]

My vote is for the "3 Volt Pocket Weasel!"

ROTFL!  I just about choked to death eating my chazzwozzer with cheese,
pickels and mustard...
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Re: [IRCA] REALLY SORRY Ultralight - what should I get?

[Gil Stacy]

>
> In Australia, they are called "Chazzwozzers..." - I kid you not.


I like that.  Yesterday while fishing in Wassaw Sound, coastal Georgia, I
took my Ultrachazzwozzerlite to hear what I could hear.  While sitting in
the boat, my buddies looked at me tuning the M37V and asked if I was
"texting".  "No, just dxing."  About an hour and a half before SS, in came
my friend WDHP 1620 VI from 1450 +/- miles away, about a hour before I have
been hearing it at my home on the 130 degree ewe.  Between me and the Virgin
Isands, was a 100 yards of sand covered with palm and scrub oak trees and
1450 miles of saltwater. At the time, I wondered if I had brought my high
altitude heavy bomber R8B or FRG7 biplane, how strong the signal would have
been.  DXing was a lot better than the fishing...
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Russ Edmunds]

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>  
> > With all due respect to all concerned, may I  humbly suggest that
> we all
> > use the moniker we feel most comfortable with,  and restore the
> focus back on
> > the thrilling new DX craze that we all have come  to cherish.
> 
> Ok then.
> 
> My vote is for the "3 Volt Pocket Weasel!"
> 
> 
>

Handheld DX'ing Device ?



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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Mike Westfall, Lost Almost NM]

On Jan 11, 2008 3:09 PM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> My vote is for the "3 Volt Pocket Weasel!"

You still have a 3-volt radio? That's old technology, man.
Get with it! 1.5 volts is the in thing!

Also, I guess you're disenfranchising those Radio Shack Flavoradios
that run on 9 volts, you cad!


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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[cafe]

 
> With all due respect to all concerned, may I  humbly suggest that we all
> use the moniker we feel most comfortable with,  and restore the focus back on
> the thrilling new DX craze that we all have come  to cherish.

Ok then.

My vote is for the "3 Volt Pocket Weasel!"


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Re: [IRCA] REALLY SORRY Ultralight - what should I get?

[cafe]

> Well,
> 
> It should be obvious that I hit the wrong button and managed to
> embarrass Colin Newell and myself both.  Gee whiz, I'm sorry for the
> trouble to all concerned.
> 
> I was even slow and careful just don't handle computers well.
> 
> SORRY, COLIN!

No worries whatsoever sir.

No worries regarding UL terminology either...
In Australia, they are called "Chazzwozzers..." - I kid you not.
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Saul Chernos]

Heh. I'll have a rollicking good time with my SRF59 regardless of the label 
we choose for the device. I enjoy these debates, though not quite as much as 
nulling full-power pests with my ultra-light ULR, a.k.a. Ultra-Light Radio, 
a.k.a. some rather foul on those rare occasions when reception just happens 
to be bad and the ULR or whatever we are going to call it doesn't have the 
ability to create a signal from nowhere. At my local bakery we have 
something called a Nothing. It weighs much less than a (insert name of 
device here) and is delicious. Maybe we can use the term Nothing. With this 
device, you can even get something for notthing... all kinds of marketing 
opps.

;-)



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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?


> Distinguished Pocket Radio Fanatics,
>
> It has come to my undivided attention that a  pleasant discussion has
> commenced regarding the cherished moniker of our  newfound DX craze.
>
> At the risk of sounding like a perturbed parent,  may I humbly suggest
> that as individuals rather far removed  from our youthful days of old, 
> and
> with the urgent objective of  preserving what precious few hairs we retain 
> after
> decades of DXing  pleasure,  we refrain from splitting our few remaining 
> hairs
> on a moniker  controversy that brings no positive benefit to our cherished
> mission... that  righteous goal of providing thrilling, liberating,
> emancipating,  invigorating and uplifting DX with complete freedom from 
> sedentary
> servitude to  knobs and switches.
>
> With all due respect to all concerned, may I  humbly suggest that we 
> all
> use the moniker we feel most comfortable with,  and restore the focus back 
> on
> the thrilling new DX craze that we all have come  to cherish.
>
> 73 and Best Wishes to All,
>
> Gary DeBock
>
> Chief Fanatic
>
>
>
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[IRCA] TP's & Utralight SRF-59 DXing

[vroomski]

Good Day,

3 Japanese stations heard this morning from the 1000-1200 ut hour.  
JOUB 774 fair JOBB 828 weak & JOAK 594 fair.  Heard on the
JRC 545 using the H-800 active whip.  No TPs heard on the
Utralight SRF-59.  

Have not heard any stations with the Utralight radio
trio on the following channels.

900 960 990 1110 1200 1320 1340 1350 1370 1380
1440 1460 1470 1540 1570 1610 1650.  Will work
on these channels this weekend.

Have a nice weekend.

Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[D1028Gary]

Distinguished Pocket Radio Fanatics,
 
 It has come to my undivided attention that a  pleasant discussion has 
commenced regarding the cherished moniker of our  newfound DX craze.
 
 At the risk of sounding like a perturbed parent,  may I humbly suggest 
that as individuals rather far removed  from our youthful days of old,  and 
with the urgent objective of  preserving what precious few hairs we retain 
after 
decades of DXing  pleasure,  we refrain from splitting our few remaining hairs 
on a moniker  controversy that brings no positive benefit to our cherished 
mission... that  righteous goal of providing thrilling, liberating, 
emancipating,  invigorating and uplifting DX with complete freedom from 
sedentary 
servitude to  knobs and switches.
 
 With all due respect to all concerned, may I  humbly suggest that we all 
use the moniker we feel most comfortable with,  and restore the focus back on 
the thrilling new DX craze that we all have come  to cherish.
 
73 and Best Wishes to All,
 
Gary DeBock
 
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[IRCA] REALLY SORRY Ultralight - what should I get?

[John H. Bryant]

Well,

It should be obvious that I hit the wrong button and managed to 
embarrass Colin Newell and myself both.  Gee whiz, I'm sorry for the 
trouble to all concerned.

I was even slow and careful just don't handle computers well.

SORRY, COLIN!


John B.




At 12:18 PM 1/11/2008 -0600, you wrote:
>Colin,
>
>I've not heard from you in response to my note asking for your phone
>number and whether I could call you this weekend. I fear that I may
>have (completely unintentionally) hurt your feelings related to the
>mechanics of putting the Ultralight Firsts and Records list on
>DXer.ca.  For whatever I said, I'm really sorry and I would like
>to talk to you about that soon, if I could call you at a mutually
>convenient time.
>
>Also, I decided to respond outta the group to your upload yesterday
>about the term "Ultralight." I was originally going to upload this to
>the group as I routinely would but perhaps this is a better
>method of communicating a very different view of your terminology concerns.
>
>John B.
>
>
>At 08:45 PM 1/10/2008 -0800, Colin Newell wrote:
> > > I'm getting another ultralight to complement my SRF59.
>
>
>
> >Going to harp and harp and harp on this:
> >
> >Small portable radios should be referred to as UltraLight-radios,
> >ULr's, UL-Radios, or ULr.
> >
> >An Ultralight is a small aircraft.
> >
> >Your near-OCD DXer.ca editor,
>
>Colin,
>
>I respectfully but profoundly disagree.  An Ultralight aircraft is
>just that an Ultralight Aircraft.  If some people wish to call
>them "Ultralights" for convenience, and they do that is fine with
>me. An UltraLight radio is a radio that our Definitions Committee has
>defined, approved or certified (you may use the term of your choice)
>as an "Ultralight." If any of us wishes to refer to those particular
>radios simply as "UltraLights" or "Ultralights" for convenience, that
>is completely their privilege, IMHO. The proper term would not be
>"Ultralight Radio"(ULr) as you propound but rather "Pocket Radio
>Certified as 'Ultralight' by the Definitions Committee of the
>Informal Ultralight Radio Enthusiast Interest Group" (PRCUDC of the IUREIG)
>
>
>
>
>John B.
>Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
>Rcvrs: WiNRADiO 313e, Eton e1, NRD-535(kiwa-mods)
>Antennas: 700' NE/SW mini-Bev, Wellbrook Phased Array (pre-production version)
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[John H. Bryant]

Colin,

I've not heard from you in response to my note asking for your phone 
number and whether I could call you this weekend. I fear that I may 
have (completely unintentionally) hurt your feelings related to the 
mechanics of putting the Ultralight Firsts and Records list on 
DXer.ca.  For whatever I said, I'm really sorry and I would like 
to talk to you about that soon, if I could call you at a mutually 
convenient time.

Also, I decided to respond outta the group to your upload yesterday 
about the term "Ultralight." I was originally going to upload this to 
the group as I routinely would but perhaps this is a better 
method of communicating a very different view of your terminology concerns.

John B.


At 08:45 PM 1/10/2008 -0800, Colin Newell wrote:
> > I'm getting another ultralight to complement my SRF59.



>Going to harp and harp and harp on this:
>
>Small portable radios should be referred to as UltraLight-radios,
>ULr's, UL-Radios, or ULr.
>
>An Ultralight is a small aircraft.
>
>Your near-OCD DXer.ca editor,

Colin,

I respectfully but profoundly disagree.  An Ultralight aircraft is 
just that an Ultralight Aircraft.  If some people wish to call 
them "Ultralights" for convenience, and they do that is fine with 
me. An UltraLight radio is a radio that our Definitions Committee has 
defined, approved or certified (you may use the term of your choice) 
as an "Ultralight." If any of us wishes to refer to those particular 
radios simply as "UltraLights" or "Ultralights" for convenience, that 
is completely their privilege, IMHO. The proper term would not be 
"Ultralight Radio"(ULr) as you propound but rather "Pocket Radio 
Certified as 'Ultralight' by the Definitions Committee of the 
Informal Ultralight Radio Enthusiast Interest Group" (PRCUDC of the IUREIG)




John B.
Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
Rcvrs: WiNRADiO 313e, Eton e1, NRD-535(kiwa-mods)
Antennas: 700' NE/SW mini-Bev, Wellbrook Phased Array (pre-production version)

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Re: [IRCA] [Bulk] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas

[Mark]

Greetings Saul

I'm on the Mac platform. A program called Radioshift from Rogue Amoeba

http://rogueamoeba.com/radioshift/

streams the channel and also allows you to set a time period to record the
stream. There must be a similar program for the Windows platform.

Fortunately, as pointed out in follow-up postings, there are work-arounds.

Mark
Markham, ON


on 1/11/08 10:52 AM, Saul Chernos at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I tried to access County Sound Radio 1566 in Guildford U.K. over the
> Internet (a colleague there sent me the link when I told him that I'd DXed
> the station). Came up with the following:
> 
> http://194.105.69.57:80/radio.asp?id=31
> 
> You must be in the United Kingdom to listen to the County Sound stream.
> Your IP address appears to be from 'Canada'.
> 
> Why can I no longer listen?
> 
> Licensing terms which came into effect on 1 April 2006 mean that UK
> commercial radio stations wishing to simulcast on the internet outside the
> UK now have to pay additional fees to do so. Many stations have taken the
> view that at this time, the price of the rights being charged by rights
> owners (the record companies) to stream via the internet outside the UK is
> too costly. Consequently, these stations must restrict their streams to the
> UK to avoid incurring additional charges. Please contact the station you are
> trying to access if you wish to comment or require further information.
> 
> You have been blocked as your geographical location has been identified as
> being overseas through your IP address. If you are trying to listen from the
> UK but cannot access the stream it is likely that your ISP or company is
> routing your connection through the identified country. In this case, please
> email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more information.
> 
> 
> 
> Saul Chernos
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Steve Ratzlaff]

I like the term "Ultralight" for the little pocket radio and will continue 
to use it, and hope the name isn't changed. I have a friend who built his 
own Ultralight aircraft and have had numerous rides in it. I don't have any 
problem differentiating between the aircraft and the radio when seeing the 
term used on this radio list.
73,
Steve (with 4 Ultralights of his own, realigned and working great)
NE Oregon

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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?


> How does "nanoradio" sound? Nano being smaller than
> mini and micro. Just a thought to kick around.
>
> 73 de Joe
>
>
> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> > I'm getting another ultralight to complement my
>> SRF59.
>> Going to harp and harp and harp on this:
>>
>> Small portable radios should be referred to as
>> UltraLight-radios,
>> ULr's, UL-Radios, or ULr.
>>
>> An Ultralight is a small aircraft.
>>
>> Your near-OCD DXer.ca editor,
>>
>>
>> --
>> Colin Newell - Editor/Creator coffeecrew.com |
>> dxer.ca
>> Web-Design / E-Commerce / Writing
>> Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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Re: [IRCA] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas..A SOLUTION!

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

Some of what radiofeeds.co.uk has is largely dependent on readers reporting
updates.

I found several stations via their site that I like to listen to.

Paul



On Jan 11, 2008 11:09 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Paul,
>
> Pretty neat workaround.  Thanks for the tip!
>
> Keith McGinnis
>  -- Original message --
> From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Saul:
> >
> > When you click to listen, the popup that appears on your screen is what
> > detects your IP address.
> >
> > Go to www.radiofeeds.co.uk
> > If you want to locate a specific station, just hit Ctrl+F, type in the
> > station name and hit Next.
> >
> > The way radiofeeds.co.uk works is that it provides you with the DIRECT
> mms,
> > pls, rm or other stream link. There is no embedded player, and there is
> no
> > IP address detection.
> >
> > It works, I use it all the time.
> >
> > Paul
> >
> > On Jan 11, 2008 10:52 AM, Saul Chernos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > I tried to access County Sound Radio 1566 in Guildford U.K. over the
> > > Internet (a colleague there sent me the link when I told him that I'd
> DXed
> > > the station). Came up with the following:
> > >
> > > http://194.105.69.57:80/radio.asp?id=31
> 
>  > >
> > > You must be in the United Kingdom to listen to the County Sound
> stream.
> > > Your IP address appears to be from 'Canada'.
> > >
> > > Why can I no longer listen?
> > >
> > > Licensing terms which came into effect on 1 April 2006 mean that UK
> > > commercial radio stations wishing to simulcast on the internet outside
> the
> > > UK now have to pay additional fees to do so. Many stations have taken
> the
> > > view that at this time, the price of the rights being charged by
> rights
> > > owners (the record companies) to stream via the internet outside the
> UK is
> > > too costly. Consequently, these stations must restrict their streams
> to
> > > the
> > > UK to avoid incurring additional charges. Please contact the station
> you
> > > are
> > > trying to access if you wish to comment or require further
> information.
> > >
> > > You have been blocked as your geographical location has been
> identified as
> > > being overseas through your IP address. If you are trying to listen
> from
> > > the
> > > UK but cannot access the stream it is likely that your ISP or company
> is
> > > routing your connection through the identified country. In this case,
> > > please
> > > email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more information.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Saul Chernos
> > > 416-364-0725
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Re: [IRCA] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas..A SOLUTION!

[longwave]

Paul,

Pretty neat workaround.  Thanks for the tip!

Keith McGinnis
 -- Original message --
From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Saul:
> 
> When you click to listen, the popup that appears on your screen is what
> detects your IP address.
> 
> Go to www.radiofeeds.co.uk
> If you want to locate a specific station, just hit Ctrl+F, type in the
> station name and hit Next.
> 
> The way radiofeeds.co.uk works is that it provides you with the DIRECT mms,
> pls, rm or other stream link. There is no embedded player, and there is no
> IP address detection.
> 
> It works, I use it all the time.
> 
> Paul
> 
> On Jan 11, 2008 10:52 AM, Saul Chernos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > I tried to access County Sound Radio 1566 in Guildford U.K. over the
> > Internet (a colleague there sent me the link when I told him that I'd DXed
> > the station). Came up with the following:
> >
> > http://194.105.69.57:80/radio.asp?id=31
> >
> > You must be in the United Kingdom to listen to the County Sound stream.
> > Your IP address appears to be from 'Canada'.
> >
> > Why can I no longer listen?
> >
> > Licensing terms which came into effect on 1 April 2006 mean that UK
> > commercial radio stations wishing to simulcast on the internet outside the
> > UK now have to pay additional fees to do so. Many stations have taken the
> > view that at this time, the price of the rights being charged by rights
> > owners (the record companies) to stream via the internet outside the UK is
> > too costly. Consequently, these stations must restrict their streams to
> > the
> > UK to avoid incurring additional charges. Please contact the station you
> > are
> > trying to access if you wish to comment or require further information.
> >
> > You have been blocked as your geographical location has been identified as
> > being overseas through your IP address. If you are trying to listen from
> > the
> > UK but cannot access the stream it is likely that your ISP or company is
> > routing your connection through the identified country. In this case,
> > please
> > email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more information.
> >
> >
> >
> > Saul Chernos
> > 416-364-0725
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Re: [IRCA] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas..A SOLUTION!

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

Saul:

When you click to listen, the popup that appears on your screen is what
detects your IP address.

Go to www.radiofeeds.co.uk
If you want to locate a specific station, just hit Ctrl+F, type in the
station name and hit Next.

The way radiofeeds.co.uk works is that it provides you with the DIRECT mms,
pls, rm or other stream link. There is no embedded player, and there is no
IP address detection.

It works, I use it all the time.

Paul

On Jan 11, 2008 10:52 AM, Saul Chernos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I tried to access County Sound Radio 1566 in Guildford U.K. over the
> Internet (a colleague there sent me the link when I told him that I'd DXed
> the station). Came up with the following:
>
> http://194.105.69.57:80/radio.asp?id=31
>
> You must be in the United Kingdom to listen to the County Sound stream.
> Your IP address appears to be from 'Canada'.
>
> Why can I no longer listen?
>
> Licensing terms which came into effect on 1 April 2006 mean that UK
> commercial radio stations wishing to simulcast on the internet outside the
> UK now have to pay additional fees to do so. Many stations have taken the
> view that at this time, the price of the rights being charged by rights
> owners (the record companies) to stream via the internet outside the UK is
> too costly. Consequently, these stations must restrict their streams to
> the
> UK to avoid incurring additional charges. Please contact the station you
> are
> trying to access if you wish to comment or require further information.
>
> You have been blocked as your geographical location has been identified as
> being overseas through your IP address. If you are trying to listen from
> the
> UK but cannot access the stream it is likely that your ISP or company is
> routing your connection through the identified country. In this case,
> please
> email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more information.
>
>
>
> Saul Chernos
> 416-364-0725
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[IRCA] Internet radio carriage blocked overseas

[Saul Chernos]

I tried to access County Sound Radio 1566 in Guildford U.K. over the 
Internet (a colleague there sent me the link when I told him that I'd DXed 
the station). Came up with the following:

http://194.105.69.57:80/radio.asp?id=31

You must be in the United Kingdom to listen to the County Sound stream.
Your IP address appears to be from 'Canada'.

Why can I no longer listen?

Licensing terms which came into effect on 1 April 2006 mean that UK 
commercial radio stations wishing to simulcast on the internet outside the 
UK now have to pay additional fees to do so. Many stations have taken the 
view that at this time, the price of the rights being charged by rights 
owners (the record companies) to stream via the internet outside the UK is 
too costly. Consequently, these stations must restrict their streams to the 
UK to avoid incurring additional charges. Please contact the station you are 
trying to access if you wish to comment or require further information.

You have been blocked as your geographical location has been identified as 
being overseas through your IP address. If you are trying to listen from the 
UK but cannot access the stream it is likely that your ISP or company is 
routing your connection through the identified country. In this case, please 
email [EMAIL PROTECTED] for more information.



Saul Chernos
416-364-0725
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 

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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Saul Chernos]

Well, since I am a writer/editor, and always harp on people for such errors, 
I'll accept your harping in good corrective spirit. An UltraLight Radio 
would no doubt be more ultra-light than an ultralight, and the ultralight of 
the future may well be equipped with an UltraLight Radio in the dashboard 
(for FM Dxers looking for extra height during a tropo opening).

- Original Message - 
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Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 11:45 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?


>> I'm getting another ultralight to complement my SRF59.
> Going to harp and harp and harp on this:
>
> Small portable radios should be referred to as UltraLight-radios,
> ULr's, UL-Radios, or ULr.
>
> An Ultralight is a small aircraft.
>
> Your near-OCD DXer.ca editor,
>
>
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Joe Miller, KJ8O]

How does "nanoradio" sound? Nano being smaller than
mini and micro. Just a thought to kick around.

73 de Joe


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> SRF59. 
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> 
> Small portable radios should be referred to as
> UltraLight-radios,
> ULr's, UL-Radios, or ULr.
> 
> An Ultralight is a small aircraft.
> 
> Your near-OCD DXer.ca editor,
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Re: [IRCA] E1 is history

[Gil Stacy]

The Passport to World article states that taking swipes at the E1 has become
an online bloodsport but the early problems were resolved, etc.  Written
like a well-paid Eton advertiser.  Unfortunately the sale by Circuit City
dumped a lot of early models on the public this Xmas season and these "old"
problems have surfaced anew.  A buddy and I took advantage of the sale and
each bought the E1XM from CC at great prices.  Within the first hour, mine,
serial no. 27xx,  inexplicably locked up and other than on/off, no controls
worked.  The problem eventually cleared up after ten minutes of button
pushing (no, this wasn't the deliberate "lock" button feature).  The next
day it did the same and back it went to CC for refund.  I ordered another
immediately as the price was too good not to.  That and a 1 year warranty
with Drake service if necessary.  Second radio, an earlier serial number,
5xx, works fine.  My buddy had intermittent audio on MW depending on how the
radio was held (bad solder joint or internal connector most likely
aggravated by slight board flexure) and a check list of shortcomings.  His
went back to CC as well, but by then, the CC stock was gone. It is a feature
rich radio, a great performer and I'm glad to have it.
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Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?

[Saul Chernos]

I think it's the nulling ability that will matter for me. And since the 
SRFT615 has selectivity and sensitivity, I will look to see who carries 
that, locally. Sony does have its own retailers here...The Sony Store (I 
think that's the name). Thanks, Gary, you da man...

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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Ultralight - what should I get?


> Hello Saul,
>
> This is Gary, the Ultralight Radio reviewer for  recent dxer.ca and 
> IRCA
> "Shootout" articles.  Thank you for your interest  in Ultralight Radios, 
> and
> I hope my recommendations will help you.
>
> The SRF-59 is pretty much unique in the analog  group, in that its
> phenomenal 30-pin CXA1129 IC chip provides it with good  sensitivity, 
> amazing
> selectivity, and legendary nulling  ability.  Digital Ultralight radios 
> can equal
> or slightly exceed its  sensitivity, but its selectivity is in a class by
> itself-- quite amazing for a  $15 radio.
>
> For the best in the digital class... welcome to  the white-hot
> competition between Sony and Sangean!  It's hard to say which  one is 
> "best," but for
> general recommendations according to your priorities,  here is what I 
> would
> suggest (I own all of these, along with a somewhat reduced  bank account):
>
> SENSITIVITY:   Sony SRF-T615, Sony SRF-M37V, Sangean  DT-200VX, Sangean
> DT-210V
>
> SELECTIVITY:   Sony SRF-T615, Sangean DT-200VX, Sangean  DT-210V
>
> NULLING ABILITY:   Sony SRF-T615 (exceptional), Sangean  DT-200VX
>
> IMAGE/ SPURIOUS REJECTION:   Sangean DT-200VX (exceptional,  in a class by
> itself)
>
> PRICE:  Sony SRF-M37V  (available for $17 on sales)
>
> For further details, Saul, please either refer to  the 2007 Shootout 
> on
> dxer.ca, or wait until we can clear the "Turkeys" out, and  get the 2008
> Ultralight Radio AM-DX Shootout underway.  Good luck!
>
>
>
> 73 and Good DX,
>
>
> Gary DeBock
>
>
> Ultralight Radio Fanatic
>
>
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[IRCA] TP's for 1-11

[Bill Block]

Listened from 1350-1440 UT and heard carriers on 594, 693, 747, 774, 828 and 
873.  The only audio was from JOUB-774 at 1425 UT. 
 
Bill Block
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Re: [IRCA] KLFE & KGTK

[Patrick Martin]

KLFE 1590 I believe, is back on frequency tonight as I did not hear the
het.

73,

Parick 

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KAVT Reception Manager

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Re: [IRCA] JOUB 774 fair at 1007 ut

[Patrick Martin]

Lot of TP's in this morning noted at 1130 UTC 1/11.  558-JOCR, 594-JOAK,
4QR-612, FIJI-639, 693-JOAB, 747-JOIB, 774-JOUB, 792-4RN, 828-JOBB,
837-JOQK, etc. 

73,

Patrick

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[IRCA] JOUB 774 fair at 1007 ut

[vroomski]

Good morning,
 
JOUB 774 in fair on the JRC 545 with English at 1007.  
This using the H-800 active whip antennna. Gave it a
try on the SRF59, but not strong enough to get by KKOH
splatter. Did null KKOH and got a WBBM ID.  At this location
when aiming the ferrite antenna for Japan the antnna is also aimed
in the Reno direction of KKOH.   

Received a peaked SRF-59 radio from Gary. It seems
more selective than a stock model.  KFMB 760
has a nice signal this morning despite KXL 750 being
in the same direction.  

Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Re: [IRCA] The Sony SRF-39FP....yes! SRF-39FP!

[Patrick Martin]

Dennis,

I saw the report on the Ch 2 news tonight and yes, that was quite the
tornado, An E1. Seaside has had an E0 back some years ago. I sure glad
you were safe. Never seen a tornado in person, and I hope not to.

Patrick

Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager

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