Re: [IRCA] TP 20 Sep Victoria version

[Nick Hall-Patch]

Yes I noticed that Nigel.   Also noticed that you heard 963 and 882 
fairly close together in time.   Any chance that they were in parallel?


best wishes,

Nick


At 04:51 21-09-15, you wrote:
Interesting to note your comments on 1017, as I'd said something 
very similar.


73,

Nigel


On 20/09/2015 10:39 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:


1017 unID. Big carrier likely from Tonga?? but there was a weak 
insistent male speaker across the hour at 1300UT.  Tonga is 
undermodulated but this was really weak compared with the carrier strength


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[IRCA] Alberta TPs for 21 September 2015

[Nigel Pimblett]

  Seemed a bit of a ho-hum morning, with Tahiti and the presumed 1017 
Tonga well down from yesterday's exceptional levels.  Today was mostly 
weak signals from some regular DUs.  The only exception was 1125, which 
isn't normally a frequency I hear anything on.




531 UNIDTraces of man speaking at 1303

738 FRENCH POLYNESIA, Papeete
	Nothing like yesterday's signal, but still fair audio at times, with 
woman in French at 1238.


765 UNIDWeak, with music through the hour

774 UNIDMan and woman talking at 1240

792 UNIDTraces of man talking at 1257

819 NEW ZEALAND, Tauranga   RNZ National
Vocal by a woman at 1312, // web stream

1008NEW ZEALAND, Tauranga   Newstalk ZB
Man talking, //1035 but pretty much trashed by CBR 1010 splatter

1035NEW ZEALAND, Auckland   Newstalk ZB
Talk by a man at 1237

1125UNID'Barely there' with traces of music at 1152.



73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, AB
Perseus SDR & Wellbrook Phased Array


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[IRCA] TP DX in Seattle on 21 Sept

[Bruce Portzer]

Conditions were much improved today, rising to mediocre levels as 
opposed to yesterday's downright awful reception.


Several of the regulars made half-hearted appearances.  Those at the low 
end of the dial peaked at about 1230, while the upper end was best at 
1330-1340.


GOOD
Nobody, although JOUB came close

FAIR
747JOUB, energetic man & woman with English lesson 1229
1566HLAZ, Japanese male 1335

POOR
693JOAB, English lesson //774
972Bits of talk in the spatter 1228
1134traces of talk 1331
1575Male talk 1336, presumably VOA
1593bits of talk during pauses in KLFE audio 1337, probably CNR
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[IRCA] WTIC 1080 off

[James Renfrew]

Thanks to Paul W for the heads-up on WTIC.

My antennas appear to be acting screwy.  I had the tail end of "WEEI"
Boston Red Sox baseball, but very poor and noisy.  WTIC is usually clear
and strong.

2355 EDT   1080   UNID   R or Gospel, can't tell.

2358 EDT   1080   CUBA   Cuban anthem, so Radio Ciudad de Habana

 EDT   1080   KY   WKJK   Lousiville   "Talk Radio WKJK", then ABC News

Still trying to get an ID on the R station.

Jim Renfrew, Clarendon NY
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] WTIC 1080 Off Air Maintence

[Mark Connelly via IRCA]

--- Begin Message ---

Thanks Paul.


Other stuff that shows up on 1080 at night here:


TA
IRAN | IRIB 1/VOIRI, Abadan
SPAIN | SER synchros (check parallels such as 1116)


LA
CUBA | R. Cadena Habana, Villa Maria
VENEZUELA | YVQJ, R. Barcelona, Barcelona
VENEZUELA | YVNR, Mundial 1080, Maracay


Domestic
KRLD - TX


Mark Connelly, WA1ION
South Yarmouth, MA


-Original Message-
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To: dx...@nrcdxas.org ; Mailing list for the International 
Radio Club of America ; NRC ; mwdx 
; DXLD 
Sent: Mon, Sep 21, 2015 5:43 pm
Subject: [NRC-AM] WTIC 1080 Off Air Maintence


 
  WTIC will apparently be off the air after the Red   Sox game tonight. The 
transmitter maintenance is said to last "A few hours"  
  
Paul 
 

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Re: [IRCA] WRDZ 1300 khz R. Disney

[Dennis Gibson]

http://www.robertfeder.com/2015/07/30/polnet-buys-radio-disneys-wrdz/

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> On Sep 21, 2015, at 4:15 PM, amd...@core.com wrote:
> 
> WRDZ 1300 LaGrange-Chicago, was off the air for the past
> few days.  Today they are noted back on, still with R.
> Disney feed and WRDZ ID near TOH. What is the future for
> this station?
> 
> Tom Jasinski
> Joliet
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[IRCA] WRDZ 1300 khz R. Disney

[amdxer]

WRDZ 1300 LaGrange-Chicago, was off the air for the past
few days.  Today they are noted back on, still with R.
Disney feed and WRDZ ID near TOH. What is the future for
this station?

Tom Jasinski
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[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

[NOAA WWV]

:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2015 Sep 22 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
#  Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 21 September follow.
Solar flux 103 and estimated planetary A-index 9.
The estimated planetary K-index at  UTC on 22 September was 2.
No space weather storms were observed for the past 24 hours.
No space weather storms are predicted for the next 24 hours.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Trends -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Date 20   20   20   20   20   21   21   21   21   21   21   21   21   22
UTC  0900 1200 1500 1800 2100  0300 0600 0900 1200 1500 1800 2100 
SFlx 106  106  106  106  110  110  110  110  110  110  110  110  103  103
A-in 16   16   16   16   46   43   43   43   43   43   43   43   13   9
K-in 75453333222212
Current Solar information available at http://www.am-dx.com/wwv.htm



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Re: [IRCA] KKDZ-1250 format change

[Dennis Gibson]

KZDG-1550 in San Francisco is very similar. It was KKHI for many decades. 

KLOK just got a CP to increase night power from 5 kW to 9 kW and move to the 
KSJX/KZSF transmitter site. 

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> On Sep 21, 2015, at 9:24 AM, "Rick Lewis"  wrote:
> 
> Here in Seattle I have yet to hear a legal ID on 1250 during periodic
> listening since the format change was first noted on Saturday.
> But they call it Desi Radio (sounds like Daisy.)
> I don't know what Desi means, but I've heard it used on other radio stations
> with Indian-language formats.
> The station's website is http://www.desi1250am.com.
> RadioInsight reports that its format is similar to that of KLOK-1170 in San
> Jose.
> --
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[IRCA] 2080 Campaign

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Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings

[Brian Rachford]

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a magic bullet for this.  I
actually record more than most, :58:00 to :06:40 just in case a station is
quite late or the possibility of catching something after network news.
Also, for XE stations that give a full ident after playing a long version
of the Mexican national anthem at a particular TOH.  But, I usually don't
have to go beyond the TOH to see if there is something interesting.  If I
get a new station or a better quality ident in the raw file, I stop and
"record" to an audio file and edit/filter it in Audacity.  So, if I have a
good TOH, it can take an hour or more to go through it.  If not, it can be
much less as I rapidly flick through the usual warhorses.  Listening to
every single second of every single channel in a TOH recording is not even
in the ballpark of what one actually needs to do in a routine situation.

My solution (so far) is to not record all the time, as much as I might want
to.  Right now, most of my TOH recordings are a byproduct of recording
several hours up to sunrise to monitor trans-Pacific reception.  I can't
leave out any of my primary antennas 24/7 due to blocking the driveway or
fragility of the antenna.  So, if I don't feel like setting up or think I
will be rushed in the morning in trying to take it down, I don't record.

Brian Rachford - Prescott, AZ
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On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 7:23 AM,  wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings
> from a home location.
>
> My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and
> 2 minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process
> to get through the recordings, I am already 4 months behind in my
> recordings but I am not complaining. My question is, "What approach are
> others following that allows them to get through their recordings in a
> timely manner if there is such a thing". I know everyone will approach this
> differently as to their own preferences, just looking for options that I
> can adopt myself. I know on DX trips, you try to record as much as possible
> as to not miss that gem of a catch. Do you have target frequencies you look
> at...etc
>
> Your thoughts please are welcomed.
>
> Thanks
>
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] SDR Recordings

[Mark Connelly via IRCA]

--- Begin Message ---
Around sunset and then again around 11 p.m. local, I look at some key channels 
with my two different antennas for any better-than-usual or (at least) unusual 
/ anomalous propagation.  If things aren't that interesting, I won't fire off a 
capture unless it has been several weeks since the last one.


Typically I'll only have 3 or 4 top-of-hour runs saved over the course of the 
week.


On the other hand, if DXpeditioning, I'll do runs every half hour for maybe 4 
or 5 grabs during a usual in-car session at the seashore starting just before 
sunset.  At home, if I'm working a stupendous auroral opening (as we did in 
late March) or therre's serious audio from second and third tier Transatlantic 
stations (beyond routine blasters), I will run many captures in a single night.


I have seldom explored recording after midnight local.  The few times I've 
listened later, the productivity has not been worth it.


Mark Connelly, WA1ION
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-Original Message-
From: jniven 
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Sent: Mon, Sep 21, 2015 10:23 am
Subject: [NRC-AM] SDR Recordings


Hello,

I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight
recordings from a home location.

My present approach is I record the AM band
2 minutes before the hour and 2 minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am
finding its a long process to get through the recordings, I am already 4 months
behind in my recordings but I am not complaining. My question is, "What approach
are others following that allows them to get through their recordings in a
timely manner if there is such a thing". I know everyone will approach this
differently as to their own preferences, just looking for options that I can
adopt myself. I know on DX trips, you try to record as much as possible as to
not miss that gem of a catch. Do you have target frequencies you look
at...etc

Your thoughts please are
welcomed.

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Re: [IRCA] KKDZ-1250 format change

[Bill Block]

KMIK-1580 in Tempe was sold last month but are still Radio Disney.  From what I 
heard they will change to religious and change call but I have not heard when 
the change will take place.

Bill Block
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[IRCA] any suggestions: noise cancelling headphones

[Eric Floden]

my 5+ year old Bose units finally gave it up (a month after I replaced the
foam, sigh) -- any thoughts on a reliable replacement?  I want to spend WAY
less than the Bose were . . .

thanks

ef
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] SDR Recordings

[jniven]

Thank Chris,

Thanks for the reply, this is what I am looking for. I don't know if I am 
making work for myself, but wanted feedback.
one reason I selected 00:58 to 00:02, some of the Mexican stations ID sometime 
in the 00:58 range and they have being heard iding in the 00:01 to 00:02 range 
as well. I generally listen to the whole 4 minutes of each channel just incase 
something does pop up.

Thanks

James

 Chris Gay  wrote: 
> Not sure I can really offer anything to expedite the process but I'm replying 
> anyway :-). 
> My recordings are only 2 minutes each (hh:59:00 to hh:01:00). So that is half 
> as long as yours but doubtless I miss some IDs, especially on music stations. 
> I made 15 recordings in March of this year. I've done 13 of them and still 
> have two to go. And I'm retired, so theoretically have plenty of time :-). I 
> haven't even tried HSFB yet. 
> I check ALL frequencies as sometimes something will pop in on a channel 
> usually dominated by a 50 KW. But generally on those frequencies you can 
> determine in just a few seconds whether or not you stand a chance of hearing 
> anything. The "wide open" channels generally warrant closer inspection, and I 
> usually listen to the entire two minutes at least twice.
> I always check to see whether LSB or USB is better on a particular frequency. 
> This is determined by adjacent channel splatter as well as IBOC.
> Have fun. My Perseus has completely changed MWDXing for me.
> Chris
>   From: "jni...@austin.rr.com" 
>  To: a...@nrcdxas.org; irca@hard-core-dx.com 
>  Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 10:23 AM
>  Subject: [NRC-AM] SDR Recordings
>
> Hello,
> 
> I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings 
> from a home location.
> 
> My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and 2 
> minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process to 
> get through the recordings, I am already 4 months behind in my recordings but 
> I am not complaining. My question is, "What approach are others following 
> that allows them to get through their recordings in a timely manner if there 
> is such a thing". I know everyone will approach this differently as to their 
> own preferences, just looking for options that I can adopt myself. I know on 
> DX trips, you try to record as much as possible as to not miss that gem of a 
> catch. Do you have target frequencies you look at...etc
> 
> Your thoughts please are welcomed.
> 
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Re: [IRCA] any suggestions: noise cancelling headphones

[R. Colin Newell]

I like my Sony NCH's -

what do you use them for?

In my office as well - 250 721 6622

On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 8:34 AM, Eric Floden  wrote:

> my 5+ year old Bose units finally gave it up (a month after I replaced the
> foam, sigh) -- any thoughts on a reliable replacement?  I want to spend WAY
> less than the Bose were . . .
>
> thanks
>
> ef
> Vancouver BC
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[IRCA] TP's & DU's for Monday, September 21, 2015 Kalama, WA

[Dennis Vroom]

Listened from 1300-1350 ut. Mix of Asian & DU this morning. 
594    JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAK NHK1 1320 good with woman/man in Japanese. 09/21/2015
693    JAPAN, Tokyo, JOAB NHK2 1301 fair & heavy splatter. Woman in Japanese. 
09/21/2015
702    AUSTRALIA, Sydney, 2BL 1340 weak signal & splatter. Man in DU accented 
English.  09/21/2015
774    JAPAN, Akita, JOUB NHK1 1303 fair signal // JOBB 828. Good signal 1317 & 
1344. 09/21/2015
792    AUSTRALIA, Brisbane, 4NR 1306 weak signal that matched ABC live stream. 
Fair 1318 09/21/2015
828    JAPAN, Osaka, JOBB NHK2 1303 steady weak signal // JOUB 774. Fair at 
1324. 09/21/2015

891    JAPAN, Sendai, JOHK NHK1 1345 fair signal // JOAK 594. 09/21/2015
1053   REPUBLIC OF KOREA, 1347 Jammer with weak signal. 09/21/2015
1566   REPUBLIC OF KOREA,Jeju, 1312 weak signal with piano music. 09/21/2015
1575   THAILAND, Ban Phachi, 1333 weak signal with woman in Asian language. 
09/21/2015
HETs: 
531-558-567-576-603-612-639-648-657-666-675-702-738-837-891-909-972-1008-1017-1035-1134-1161-1179-
1386-1412-1503

Best regards, Dennis vroom,
Kalama, WA
JRC NRD 545 + Drake R8B
NW + SW ewes
Long wire + Random wire
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[IRCA] SDR Recordings

[jniven]

Hello,

I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings from 
a home location.

My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and 2 
minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process to get 
through the recordings, I am already 4 months behind in my recordings but I am 
not complaining. My question is, "What approach are others following that 
allows them to get through their recordings in a timely manner if there is such 
a thing". I know everyone will approach this differently as to their own 
preferences, just looking for options that I can adopt myself. I know on DX 
trips, you try to record as much as possible as to not miss that gem of a 
catch. Do you have target frequencies you look at...etc

Your thoughts please are welcomed.

Thanks
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Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings

[Kraig]

Stop and think what you're getting yourself into.

118 frequencies (530, 540, 550... 1700 kHz) * 10 minutes (5 minutes before the 
hour and 5 minutes after the hour) * 24 = 28,320 minutes.
  28320 / 60 (minutes in 1 hour) = 472 hours needed to listen to 1 day of TOH 
recordings.

How about only 1 TOH recording?
  118 frequencies * 10 minutes = 1,180 minutes.
  1180 / 60 = 19.67 hours needed to listen.

How about only record 2 minutes before the TOH and 2 minutes after.
  118 frequencies * 4 minutes * 24 = 11,328 minutes.
  11328 / 60 = 188.8 hours

How about only 1 TOH 4 minute recording?
  118 frequencies * 4 minutes = 472 minutes
  472 / 60 = 7.867 hours needed to listen.

Hope you have plenty of time available.

73,

Kraig, KG4LAC



On 9/21/2015 10:23 AM, jni...@austin.rr.com wrote:

Hello,

I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings from 
a home location.

My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and 2 minutes past 
the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process to get through the recordings, 
I am already 4 months behind in my recordings but I am not complaining. My question is, 
"What approach are others following that allows them to get through their recordings 
in a timely manner if there is such a thing". I know everyone will approach this 
differently as to their own preferences, just looking for options that I can adopt 
myself. I know on DX trips, you try to record as much as possible as to not miss that gem 
of a catch. Do you have target frequencies you look at...etc

Your thoughts please are welcomed.

Thanks
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Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings

[jniven]

Chris,

Thanks for your input, so do you do one every hour or only TOH recording and if 
one how do you decide which hour???

Thanks

James
 Chris Black  wrote: 
> At the home QTH I usually go with 2 min before TOH and 2 after for the band 
> unless a compelling reason to change like needing a bottom of the hour for a 
> particular frequency. Of course DXpedition recording is a different animal; 
> more is always better.
> 
> Chris
> Redmond
> 
> -Original Message- 
> From: Kraig
> Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 8:57 AM
> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Subject: Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings
> 
> Stop and think what you're getting yourself into.
> 
> 118 frequencies (530, 540, 550... 1700 kHz) * 10 minutes (5 minutes before 
> the hour and 5 minutes after the hour) * 24 = 28,320 minutes.
>28320 / 60 (minutes in 1 hour) = 472 hours needed to listen to 1 day of 
> TOH recordings.
> 
> How about only 1 TOH recording?
>118 frequencies * 10 minutes = 1,180 minutes.
>1180 / 60 = 19.67 hours needed to listen.
> 
> How about only record 2 minutes before the TOH and 2 minutes after.
>118 frequencies * 4 minutes * 24 = 11,328 minutes.
>11328 / 60 = 188.8 hours
> 
> How about only 1 TOH 4 minute recording?
>118 frequencies * 4 minutes = 472 minutes
>472 / 60 = 7.867 hours needed to listen.
> 
> Hope you have plenty of time available.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Kraig, KG4LAC
> 
> 
> 
> On 9/21/2015 10:23 AM, jni...@austin.rr.com wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings 
> > from a home location.
> >
> > My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and 
> > 2 minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process 
> > to get through the recordings, I am already 4 months behind in my 
> > recordings but I am not complaining. My question is, "What approach are 
> > others following that allows them to get through their recordings in a 
> > timely manner if there is such a thing". I know everyone will approach 
> > this differently as to their own preferences, just looking for options 
> > that I can adopt myself. I know on DX trips, you try to record as much as 
> > possible as to not miss that gem of a catch. Do you have target 
> > frequencies you look at...etc
> >
> > Your thoughts please are welcomed.
> >
> > Thanks
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[IRCA] Victoria B.C. TP/DU Sept 21 - 2015 Who put the bop in the bop shu bop?

[R. Colin Newell]

Todays session was more lively and unpredictable than a Texas Holdem
competition in Vegas
with more wide ranging choices than the National Republican convention.

I started early after getting roused by my wife at 1200 UTC about a digital
alarm going off
somewhere in our house - turned out to be a low battery alarm on a wireless
phone.
After a 15 minute roller coaster of here now, gone in a moment DU selection
(lead on a visual
wild goose chase with Nick's online Fish Barrel...) I gave up and decided
to pack it in for a
minimum of one hour. My observation at 1204 UTC was: There is great promise
here
but it would be at least an hour away from blooming. Off to bed!

I returned to the dial by 1314 UTC and the dial was in the full swing, up
and down
of an old wooden roller coaster.

Most noted this morning were ABC Network on 612 and 774 clearly parallel to
the online live stream.
774 occasionally traded off with Japan but there was little evidence on an
Asian opening apart from
bursts of 1st and 2nd tier activity.

By 1318 UTC Korea on 1566 was holding down the channel firmly with quick
fades. 1575 would
often reveal snippets of VOA Thailand.

A surprise was CBC Relay (40W) in Ucluelet, British Columbia relaying CBC 1
90.5 in Victoria -
This flea power has been heard in Australia - but it is always a treat in
Victoria. https://youtu.be/KwkhL8dL8dU

Summary - Good audio at times: 567, 576, 594 (JJ), 603 (KK), 612 (EE), 702,
738, 747, 774, 792, 828, 891, 954 (JJ), 1386, 1566, 1575
Promising signals threatening audio but not delivering - 531, 558, 639,
675, 756, 764, 801, 1116, 1242, 1593

Every couple of minutes (according to the NHP Fish Barrel it was a shuffle
of the deck and a completely different scenario.

Bonus YouTube track - https://youtu.be/aclIn5ib1ps Korea on 1566 Khz on the
Kenwood R2000 + Wellbrook ALA100M Antenna

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Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings

[Chris Black]

At the home QTH I usually go with 2 min before TOH and 2 after for the band 
unless a compelling reason to change like needing a bottom of the hour for a 
particular frequency. Of course DXpedition recording is a different animal; 
more is always better.


Chris
Redmond

-Original Message- 
From: Kraig

Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 8:57 AM
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: Re: [IRCA] SDR Recordings

Stop and think what you're getting yourself into.

118 frequencies (530, 540, 550... 1700 kHz) * 10 minutes (5 minutes before 
the hour and 5 minutes after the hour) * 24 = 28,320 minutes.
  28320 / 60 (minutes in 1 hour) = 472 hours needed to listen to 1 day of 
TOH recordings.


How about only 1 TOH recording?
  118 frequencies * 10 minutes = 1,180 minutes.
  1180 / 60 = 19.67 hours needed to listen.

How about only record 2 minutes before the TOH and 2 minutes after.
  118 frequencies * 4 minutes * 24 = 11,328 minutes.
  11328 / 60 = 188.8 hours

How about only 1 TOH 4 minute recording?
  118 frequencies * 4 minutes = 472 minutes
  472 / 60 = 7.867 hours needed to listen.

Hope you have plenty of time available.

73,

Kraig, KG4LAC



On 9/21/2015 10:23 AM, jni...@austin.rr.com wrote:

Hello,

I am just curious how other SDR users approach their overnight recordings 
from a home location.


My present approach is I record the AM band 2 minutes before the hour and 
2 minutes past the hour from 10pm to 5am. I am finding its a long process 
to get through the recordings, I am already 4 months behind in my 
recordings but I am not complaining. My question is, "What approach are 
others following that allows them to get through their recordings in a 
timely manner if there is such a thing". I know everyone will approach 
this differently as to their own preferences, just looking for options 
that I can adopt myself. I know on DX trips, you try to record as much as 
possible as to not miss that gem of a catch. Do you have target 
frequencies you look at...etc


Your thoughts please are welcomed.

Thanks
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Re: [IRCA] KKDZ-1250 format change

[Chris Black]

I also have been monitoring for a couple days. I had a time trying to figure 
out their website as they didn’t spell "DESI". Of course their listeners 
know what it means so I guess no need to spell it. It means those of Indian, 
Pakistani, etc descent who live abroad. I did hear one KKDZ ID so I guess 
they are keeping the calls for now.


Chris in Redmond

-Original Message- 
From: Rick Lewis

Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 9:24 AM
To: 'Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America'
Subject: Re: [IRCA] KKDZ-1250 format change

Here in Seattle I have yet to hear a legal ID on 1250 during periodic
listening since the format change was first noted on Saturday.
But they call it Desi Radio (sounds like Daisy.)
I don't know what Desi means, but I've heard it used on other radio stations
with Indian-language formats.
The station's website is http://www.desi1250am.com.
RadioInsight reports that its format is similar to that of KLOK-1170 in San
Jose.
--
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Re: [IRCA] Alberta TPs for 20 September 2015

[d1028gary]

<<<   Most years, by mid September, the Asians are beginning to 
predominate, and I'm sure that one of these days the Asians wil show up 
here, but so far this season I've had the opposite experience of Gary, 
will plenty of DU, but no Asia.   >>> 

  
I hope that you can receive some Asians soon, Nigel (as you usually do). By 
contrast, the total lack of DU propagation here has continued for 8 years. 
  
My own personal solution is to schedule a couple of all-out DXpeditions to wild 
ocean cliff sites each summer, during which multiple exotic DU's (including a 
few which don't seem to show up anywhere else) can be received. This fanatical 
behavior has even attracted noted Perseus-SDR DXers. 
  
73, Gary 
  
 
- Original Message -

From: "Nigel Pimblett"  
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America" 
 
Sent: Sunday, September 20, 2015 5:15:51 PM 
Subject: [IRCA] Alberta TPs for 20 September 2015 

Since southern Alberta didn't experience the Asian high yesterday, I 
didn't experience the drop either.   Today here was slightly better than 
yesterday.  More audio for sure, but most of it was of the 'just there' 
variety, other than Tahiti, which was rivalling the domestics on 740 at 
times. 

675UNIDHeard few words by a man just after 1300. 

738 FRENCH POLYNESIA, Papeete 
Nice clear signal at 1240 with French language vocal by a woman 

819UNIDBits of audio at 1251, but 820 splash seemed 
particularly 
strong today. 

882UNIDTraces of music at 1254, and back at 1306 with more 
music. 
Star from Auckland seems likely. 

963UNIDFaint traces of music at 1246 

1017  Strong carrier, but no audio. Presumably Tonga leaving their 
carrier on after s/off.   Speaking of which, years ago I logged them on 
late during a Rugby World Cup (rugby being a religion down there), and 
that event is on again, so it might be worth checking on the days when 
Tonga is playing. 
        I did hear a few words from a woman talking at 1303, but I think 
that was another station under the big carrier. 

1035NEW ZEALAND, AucklandNewstalk ZB 
Presumed with talk by two man at 1243 

1044UNIDTraces of audio at 1243 

1386UNIDFaint traces of music at 1356 

1503UNIDTraces of talk by a man at 1248 

   Most years, by mid September, the Asians are beginning to 
predominate, and I'm sure that one of these days the Asians wil show up 
here, but so far this season I've had the opposite experience of Gary, 
will plenty of DU, but no Asia. 


73, 

Nigel Pimblett 
Dunmore, AB 
Perseus SDR & Wellbrook Phased Array 


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Re: [IRCA] KKDZ-1250 format change

[Rick Lewis]

Here in Seattle I have yet to hear a legal ID on 1250 during periodic
listening since the format change was first noted on Saturday.
But they call it Desi Radio (sounds like Daisy.)
I don't know what Desi means, but I've heard it used on other radio stations
with Indian-language formats.
 The station's website is http://www.desi1250am.com.
RadioInsight reports that its format is similar to that of KLOK-1170 in San
Jose.
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[IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 9-21

[d1028gary]

Asian signals made a very halfhearted recovery this morning after yesterday's 
total swoon, with several Japanese and Korean regulars managing ghostly audio 
during peak sunrise enhancement, 594, 603 (HLSA), 693, 774, 1134 (apparent 
JOQR) and 1566 all had a few seconds of threshold audio above the noise level 
from 1335-1350, but none of them could sustain audio for more than a minute at 
a time. The session was a real clunker, but after yesterday maybe it's best to 
be thankful for a somewhat positive trend. 
  
73 and Good DX, 
Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA) 
7.5" loopstick C.Crane Skywave Ultralight + 
15" FSL antenna 
  
  
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Re: [IRCA] any suggestions: noise cancelling headphones

[R. Colin Newell]

Sounds good -- to mug -

Am happy with my SONY Noise cancelling headphones - Bose are good but a tad
overpriced...

Going to attempt some TA reception from Ontario?

On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 12:37 PM, Eric Floden  wrote:

> hi there
>
> a mix of AM/SW listening, and in-flight viewing and MP3íng
>
> we are off shortly to the Golden Lake ON cottage where I like to listen to
> Yankees / RedSox etc. ball games on radio and being able to do so with
> noise minimized is wonderful . . .
>
> in other news, do you want an aluminum CBC coffee flask?  It has the
> markings for Windsor on it (when they were on 1550)
>
> thanks
>
>

> > In my office as well - 250 721 6622
>
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[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

[NOAA WWV]

:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2015 Sep 21 1805 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
#  Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 20 September follow.
Solar flux 110 and estimated planetary A-index 43.
The estimated planetary K-index at 1800 UTC on 21 September was 2.
Space weather for the past 24 hours has been minor.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level occurred.
Radio blackouts reaching the R1 level occurred.
Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be minor.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level are likely.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Trends -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Date 20   20   20   20   20   20   20   21   21   21   21   21   21   21
UTC  0300 0600 0900 1200 1500 1800 2100  0300 0600 0900 1200 1500 1800
SFlx 106  106  106  106  106  106  110  110  110  110  110  110  110  110
A-in 16   16   16   16   16   16   46   43   43   43   43   43   43   43
K-in 35754533332222
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Re: [IRCA] any suggestions: noise cancelling headphones

[Eric Floden]

hi there

a mix of AM/SW listening, and in-flight viewing and MP3íng

we are off shortly to the Golden Lake ON cottage where I like to listen to
Yankees / RedSox etc. ball games on radio and being able to do so with
noise minimized is wonderful . . .

in other news, do you want an aluminum CBC coffee flask?  It has the
markings for Windsor on it (when they were on 1550)

thanks

On 21 September 2015 at 08:45, R. Colin Newell 
wrote:

> I like my Sony NCH's -
>
> what do you use them for?
>
> In my office as well - 250 721 6622
>
> On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 8:34 AM, Eric Floden 
> wrote:
>
> > my 5+ year old Bose units finally gave it up (a month after I replaced
> the
> > foam, sigh) -- any thoughts on a reliable replacement?  I want to spend
> WAY
> > less than the Bose were . . .
> >
> > thanks
> >
> > ef
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[IRCA] WTIC 1080 Off Air Maintence

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

WTIC will apparently be off the air after the Red Sox game tonight. The
transmitter maintenance is said to last "A few hours"

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