[IRCA] TP 9 Apr Victoria version

[Nick Hall-Patch]

Back to China again this morning, with several holding forth.  Quite a sharp 
peak between 1310 and 1320UT, not as interesting before and after that period.  
Within the period.."I'm sure there's DX that was missed".


pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least 
briefly):


972 HLCA male pop vocal 1307UT

1566 HLAZ man in Japanese, choral music 1312UT; bigger on the north Flag



Reasonable audio  at  times during the period (much of it understandable by a 
native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):

594 JOAK woman and man in Japanese //567 1312UT

747 JOIB English lessons 1254UT

756 CNR1 man in rapid Chinese 1312UT //981

774 JOUB English lessons 1259UT

828 JOBB woman in Japanese 1306UT





not so reasonable audio, occasional words or phrases in splash or noise could 
be understood by a native speaker:

567 JOIK woman talking //594 1314UT; another station there too (Korea?)

603 HLSA female slow vocal 1313UT, //558 a minute later

693 JOAB lessons //774 1307UT

837 CNR5? woman in Chinese 1305UT

918 Shandong assumed, man in Chinese 1311UT

945 CNR-1 man in Chinese 1306UT.  Still recognizable Chinese man and woman on 
the channel at 1440UT today

963 CRI woman in Russian 1319UT //1323 a few minutes earlier




Burbles in the splatter and noise (if lucky, language might be guessed at by 
cadence of talk, or parallel established by changes in talk or music)



558 HLQH vocal music then woman talking //603 1313-4UT

603 unID rhythmic music, not //558 1315UT, maybe NZ, as not audible on north 
Flag??

621 China, unID.  Chinese pips 1300UT, not much else then, but developed into 
vocal pop music 1302UT.  Nothing very strong listed?

702 pop vocal , maybe NHK2 in there as well 1311UT, not much DU today but??

873 JOGB talki //774 1302UT, but also another station with a deep voiced man

981 CNR1 man and woman in Chinese //6125 1324UT

1323  CRI woman talking, likely Russian  as //963 1315UT








Strongish het, no or "near imaginary" audio (either undermodulated or ravaged 
by splatter)

585 639 738 891 936 1035 1044 1098 1116 1134  1143 11179 215 1242 1251  1287  
1386 1422 1548 1593  seemed to be Asian;
 585 675  846 891  909 1017  seemed to be DU 



best wishes,

Nick








Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada  

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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[Gary DeBock]

Thanks Bruce, I'll give both of them a try.

630-Cook Islands doesn't sign off at local midnight any more; it abruptly 
switches to a Newstalk ZB feed at 2358 local time (0958 UTC). It apparently 
runs the Newstalk ZB programming all night long, then resumes its local 
programming around 0600 local time (1600 UTC). Unfortunately the Internet is so 
slow on this island (and they nail you so many $$ to use it) that I can't post 
an MP3 of it currently.

Gary

> On April 9, 2018 at 8:41 PM Bruce Portzer  wrote:
>
>
> Way to go, Gary.
>
> Nice going on 6DL.  Maybe Indonesia and Philippines are next? They're
> not that much different from Western Australia in terms of bearing and
> distance.
>
> Bruce
>
> On 4/9/2018 11:57, Gary DeBock wrote:
> > The rain and wind were pounding the ocean beach this morning but a 
> > ruggedly-built 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB model once again provided all 
> > the sunrise DXing excitement that anyone could hope for. Ocean-boosted 
> > propagation right next to the surf brought in a lot of weird stuff that 
> > normally would seem unlikely on a hand-held portable.
> >
> >
> > 531-6DL was probably the star of the session, shutting down the usual More 
> > FM/ PI snarl from the "Mother Country" around 1625. The Kiwis were once 
> > again pounding in during most of the session, with even the extremely rare 
> > 585-Radio Ngati Porou making an appearance // 603 at 1612. With 540-2AP not 
> > yet signing on Rhema in NZ was ruling the roost, and the Kiwi Radio Sport 
> > relays on 774 and 792 were sending the Aussies to the showers. 936 was all 
> > ABC, though, with the awesome Sunset Skip signal from 936-Chinese Voice 
> > long gone. Despite repeated attempts to track down anything north of the 
> > Equator only 972-HLCA managed to show up-- and it have a pretty potent 
> > signal at 1630. Not a single Japanese, North Korean or Chinese signal, 
> > though. Go figure!
> >
> >
> > 73 and Good DX,
> >
> > Gary DeBock (DXing in Aitutaki, Cook Islands)
> >
> > 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB Ultralight
>
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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[Bruce Portzer]

Way to go, Gary.

Nice going on 6DL.  Maybe Indonesia and Philippines are next? They're 
not that much different from Western Australia in terms of bearing and 
distance.


Bruce

On 4/9/2018 11:57, Gary DeBock wrote:

The rain and wind were pounding the ocean beach this morning but a ruggedly-built 
7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB model once again provided all the sunrise DXing 
excitement that anyone could hope for. Ocean-boosted propagation right next to the 
surf brought in a lot of weird stuff that normally would seem unlikely on a 
hand-held portable.


531-6DL was probably the star of the session, shutting down the usual More FM/ PI snarl 
from the "Mother Country" around 1625. The Kiwis were once again pounding in 
during most of the session, with even the extremely rare 585-Radio Ngati Porou making an 
appearance // 603 at 1612. With 540-2AP not yet signing on Rhema in NZ was ruling the 
roost, and the Kiwi Radio Sport relays on 774 and 792 were sending the Aussies to the 
showers. 936 was all ABC, though, with the awesome Sunset Skip signal from 936-Chinese 
Voice long gone. Despite repeated attempts to track down anything north of the Equator 
only 972-HLCA managed to show up-- and it have a pretty potent signal at 1630. Not a 
single Japanese, North Korean or Chinese signal, though. Go figure!


73 and Good DX,

Gary DeBock (DXing in Aitutaki, Cook Islands)

7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB Ultralight


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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[Gary DeBock]

Hi Tony,  


Kia Orana! This place is about as different from North America as you can get-- 
hot and humid, wacky rain and windstorms, Kiwi dollars and turbo-boosted ocean 
beach DX!


990-Fiji Gold was S9.like all the other Pacific island DU's this morning, 
despite using only my hand-held hot-rodded Ultralight--

 the wildest ocean beach propagation anyone could ever ask for. Wish you were 
here-- the entire place runs on Kiwi dollars-- usually for far more than the 
value of whatever you get as a tourist :-) But the ocean beach propagation is 
worth the cost of an entire trip!


Gary





> On April 9, 2018 at 12:10 PM TONY WARD  wrote:
> 
> Enjoy your time in the wonderful Cook Islands Gary! Are you hearing the 
> other Fijian; “Gold FM, only the classics”. Generally non-stop pop with 
> self-promos and EG adverts pounding into Russell (the NZRDXL KiwiSDR) and 
> comfortably wiping out the Auckland ethnic Hindi station…
> 
> — Tony
> 
> Tony Ward (VE3NO/ZL1AZV)
> 
> Enhancing Universal Entropy since 1942!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> > > On Apr 9, 2018, at 14:37, Gary DeBock 
>  wrote:
> > 
> > Thanks Craig,
> > 
> > The DU propagation here is in a much higher league than what we get 
> > on the west coast, making the hot-rodded Ultralights unusually competitive 
> > for long range DX. I'm pretty sure that 531-6DL was coming in on the 7,5" 
> > loopstick CC Skywave alone at 1635 UTC this morning. Unfortunately the 
> > weather is nasty with rain and win, and the motel nails you $$ for using 
> > the Internet. Fortunately the hot-rodded Uktralights rock on!
> > 
> > Gary
> > 
> > 
> > > > > On Mon, 4/9/18, Gary DeBock  > mailto:d1028g...@comcast.net > wrote:
> > > 
> > > Subject: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 
> > > 4-9
> > > To: "America, Mailing"  > > mailto:irca@hard-core-dx.com >
> > > Date: Monday, April 9, 2018, 2:36 AM
> > > 
> > > A five day trip to Aitutaki in the Southern
> > > Cook Islands kicked off this evening after the successful
> > > deployment of a 5" TSA-friendly FSL antenna and two 7.5"
> > > loopstick CC Skywave Ultralight models. As with all other of
> > > these "Frequent Flyer" FSL models, the antenna breezed
> > > through TSA screening at three different airports, and is
> > > ready to provide inductive coupling gain similar to that of
> > > a 4' air core box loop during this ocean beach trip.
> > > 
> > > 
> > > > > 
> > > 
> 
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[IRCA] Alberta TPs for 9 April 2018

[Nigel Pimblett]

 Much less in terms of audio today and more of an Asian slant, though 
the DU carries were still plentiful.



576 unIDtraces of man speaking at 1236

594 JOAKTokyo, JAPANMan in Japanese at 1226

774 JOUBAkita, JAPANWoman in Japanese during language lesson at 
1223.

972 HLCADanjing, S.KOREAMan in Korean at 1224

1107unIDTraces of talk at 1221

11164BC Brisbane, AUSTRALIA Ad for investment seminar at 1241.

1296unIDtraces of man speaking at 1242

1386NHK2synchros, JAPAN   Woman in English during language lesson at 
1229

1566HLAZJeju, S.KOREA   Woman in Japanese at 1233


73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
Perseus SDR and Wellbrook Phased Array
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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[TONY WARD]

Gold FM on 990 KHz of course…

Tony Ward (VE3NO/ZL1AZV)



>> 
>> A five day trip to Aitutaki in the Southern
>> Cook Islands kicked off this evening after the successful
>> deployment of a 5" TSA-friendly FSL antenna and two 7.5"
>> loopstick CC Skywave Ultralight models. As with all other of

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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[TONY WARD]

Enjoy your time in the wonderful Cook Islands Gary! Are you hearing the other 
Fijian; “Gold FM, only the classics”. Generally non-stop pop with self-promos 
and EG adverts pounding into Russell (the NZRDXL KiwiSDR) and comfortably 
wiping out the Auckland ethnic Hindi station…

— Tony

Tony Ward (VE3NO/ZL1AZV)

Enhancing Universal Entropy since 1942!





> On Apr 9, 2018, at 14:37, Gary DeBock  wrote:
> 
> Thanks Craig,
> 
> The DU propagation here is in a much higher league than what we get on the 
> west coast, making the hot-rodded Ultralights unusually competitive for long 
> range DX. I'm pretty sure that 531-6DL was coming in on the 7,5" loopstick CC 
> Skywave alone at 1635 UTC this morning. Unfortunately the weather is nasty 
> with rain and win, and the motel nails you $$ for using the Internet. 
> Fortunately the hot-rodded Uktralights rock on!
> 
> Gary
> 
>> On Mon, 4/9/18, Gary DeBock  wrote:
>> 
>> Subject: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9
>> To: "America, Mailing" 
>> Date: Monday, April 9, 2018, 2:36 AM
>> 
>> A five day trip to Aitutaki in the Southern
>> Cook Islands kicked off this evening after the successful
>> deployment of a 5" TSA-friendly FSL antenna and two 7.5"
>> loopstick CC Skywave Ultralight models. As with all other of
>> these "Frequent Flyer" FSL models, the antenna breezed
>> through TSA screening at three different airports, and is
>> ready to provide inductive coupling gain similar to that of
>> a 4' air core box loop during this ocean beach trip.
>> 

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[IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[Gary DeBock]

The rain and wind were pounding the ocean beach this morning but a 
ruggedly-built 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB model once again provided all the 
sunrise DXing excitement that anyone could hope for. Ocean-boosted propagation 
right next to the surf brought in a lot of weird stuff that normally would seem 
unlikely on a hand-held portable.


531-6DL was probably the star of the session, shutting down the usual More FM/ 
PI snarl from the "Mother Country" around 1625. The Kiwis were once again 
pounding in during most of the session, with even the extremely rare 585-Radio 
Ngati Porou making an appearance // 603 at 1612. With 540-2AP not yet signing 
on Rhema in NZ was ruling the roost, and the Kiwi Radio Sport relays on 774 and 
792 were sending the Aussies to the showers. 936 was all ABC, though, with the 
awesome Sunset Skip signal from 936-Chinese Voice long gone. Despite repeated 
attempts to track down anything north of the Equator only 972-HLCA managed to 
show up-- and it have a pretty potent signal at 1630. Not a single Japanese, 
North Korean or Chinese signal, though. Go figure!


73 and Good DX,

Gary DeBock (DXing in Aitutaki, Cook Islands)

7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB Ultralight

 
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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[Gary DeBock]

Thanks Craig,

The DU propagation here is in a much higher league than what we get on the west 
coast, making the hot-rodded Ultralights unusually competitive for long range 
DX. I'm pretty sure that 531-6DL was coming in on the 7,5" loopstick CC Skywave 
alone at 1635 UTC this morning. Unfortunately the weather is nasty with rain 
and win, and the motel nails you $$ for using the Internet. Fortunately the 
hot-rodded Uktralights rock on!

Gary

> On April 9, 2018 at 6:34 AM C B  wrote:
>
>
> Gary,
>
> That's great news! The 5" FSL overkill! Wow! I am really looking forward to 
> what else will come your way in the Cook Is. Thanks for the report.
>
> 73,
>
> Craig Barnes
> Wheat Ridge, CO (then off to Kona on Sat:-)
> 
> On Mon, 4/9/18, Gary DeBock  wrote:
>
> Subject: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9
> To: "America, Mailing" 
> Date: Monday, April 9, 2018, 2:36 AM
>
> A five day trip to Aitutaki in the Southern
> Cook Islands kicked off this evening after the successful
> deployment of a 5" TSA-friendly FSL antenna and two 7.5"
> loopstick CC Skywave Ultralight models. As with all other of
> these "Frequent Flyer" FSL models, the antenna breezed
> through TSA screening at three different airports, and is
> ready to provide inductive coupling gain similar to that of
> a 4' air core box loop during this ocean beach trip.
>
>
> The first DXing session this evening
> was primarily designed to check out propagation, and
> conditions within the DU area were phenomenal. A 7.5"
> loopstick model alone had an S9 mix of 531-PI and More FM,
> S9 signals from 540-Samoa, 558-Fiji, 630-Cook Islands,
> 846-Kiribati, 1017-Tonga and 1098-Marshalls, an S9 Newstalk
> ZB in the null of 1017-Tonga, an S9 Newstalk ZB in the null
> of 1098-Marshalls, an S9 signal from the 1 kW 936-Chinese
> Voice in Auckland, etc. I had planned to set up the 5" FSL
> this evening but the hot-rodded CC Skywave was receiving
> almost every target station at a huge level, making it seem
> like overkill. The conditions here are like a potent mix of
> Kona, Hawaii Pacific island propagation and Rockwork 4 New
> Zealand propagation (only much better). Really wild
> performance from just a 7.5" loopstick-- more details and
> MP3's to follow.
>
>
> 73 and Good DX,
>
> Gary DeBock (DXing in Aitutaki, Cook
> Islands)
>
> 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB models
> (2) +
>
> 5 inch "Frequent Flyer" FSL antenna
>
>
>
>
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Re: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[C B via IRCA]

--- Begin Message ---
Gary,

That's great news! The 5" FSL overkill! Wow! I am really looking forward to 
what else will come your way in the Cook Is. Thanks for the report.

73,

Craig Barnes
Wheat Ridge, CO (then off to Kona on Sat:-)

On Mon, 4/9/18, Gary DeBock  wrote:

 Subject: [IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9
 To: "America, Mailing" 
 Date: Monday, April 9, 2018, 2:36 AM
 
 A five day trip to Aitutaki in the Southern
 Cook Islands kicked off this evening after the successful
 deployment of a 5" TSA-friendly FSL antenna and two 7.5"
 loopstick CC Skywave Ultralight models. As with all other of
 these "Frequent Flyer" FSL models, the antenna breezed
 through TSA screening at three different airports, and is
 ready to provide inductive coupling gain similar to that of
 a 4' air core box loop during this ocean beach trip.
 
 
 The first DXing session this evening
 was primarily designed to check out propagation, and
 conditions within the DU area were phenomenal. A 7.5"
 loopstick model alone had an S9 mix of 531-PI and More FM,
 S9 signals from 540-Samoa, 558-Fiji, 630-Cook Islands,
 846-Kiribati, 1017-Tonga and 1098-Marshalls, an S9 Newstalk
 ZB in the null of 1017-Tonga, an S9 Newstalk ZB in the null
 of 1098-Marshalls, an S9 signal from the 1 kW 936-Chinese
 Voice in Auckland, etc. I had planned to set up the 5" FSL
 this evening but the hot-rodded CC Skywave was receiving
 almost every target station at a huge level, making it seem
 like overkill. The conditions here are like a potent mix of
 Kona, Hawaii Pacific island propagation and Rockwork 4 New
 Zealand propagation (only much better). Really wild
 performance from just a 7.5" loopstick-- more details and
 MP3's to follow.
 
 
 73 and Good DX,
 
 Gary DeBock (DXing in Aitutaki, Cook
 Islands)
 
 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB models
 (2) +
 
 5 inch "Frequent Flyer" FSL antenna
 
 
 
 
    
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[IRCA] Cook Islands (Aitutaki) Ultralight DU's for 4-9

[Gary DeBock]

A five day trip to Aitutaki in the Southern Cook Islands kicked off this 
evening after the successful deployment of a 5" TSA-friendly FSL antenna and 
two 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave Ultralight models. As with all other of these 
"Frequent Flyer" FSL models, the antenna breezed through TSA screening at three 
different airports, and is ready to provide inductive coupling gain similar to 
that of a 4' air core box loop during this ocean beach trip.


The first DXing session this evening was primarily designed to check out 
propagation, and conditions within the DU area were phenomenal. A 7.5" 
loopstick model alone had an S9 mix of 531-PI and More FM, S9 signals from 
540-Samoa, 558-Fiji, 630-Cook Islands, 846-Kiribati, 1017-Tonga and 
1098-Marshalls, an S9 Newstalk ZB in the null of 1017-Tonga, an S9 Newstalk ZB 
in the null of 1098-Marshalls, an S9 signal from the 1 kW 936-Chinese Voice in 
Auckland, etc. I had planned to set up the 5" FSL this evening but the 
hot-rodded CC Skywave was receiving almost every target station at a huge 
level, making it seem like overkill. The conditions here are like a potent mix 
of Kona, Hawaii Pacific island propagation and Rockwork 4 New Zealand 
propagation (only much better). Really wild performance from just a 7.5" 
loopstick-- more details and MP3's to follow.


73 and Good DX,

Gary DeBock (DXing in Aitutaki, Cook Islands)

7.5" loopstick CC Skywave SSB models (2) +

5 inch "Frequent Flyer" FSL antenna




   
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