Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] TA DXing from Southeast

[brockradio]

Les,, 
When I lived in Atlanta (2000-2007) Croatia 1134 (now silent), The Saudi on 
1521, and Absolute Radio, England 1215 were the best I heard. However, I had 
TA's on long wave more often. France 162 was best, but Algeria 153, and England 
198 (with beacon QRM) began to show in November.
Brock
Ireland


-Original Message-
From: Les Rayburn 
To: am ; irca 
Sent: Mon, Jan 20, 2014 7:13 pm
Subject: [NRC-AM] TA DXing from Southeast



I've never attempted any Trans-Atlantic DXing from my home here in the 
Southeastern US...and have only received a handful of foreign stations 
on MW. Mostly in the Caribbean, and South America. But after reading 
about DX'ers as far inland as Oklahoma having some success with TA 
receptions--I'm wondering if I dismissed this too quickly?

Lots of questions:

1.) Is it possible or likely that I could receive TA's here in Central 
Alabama?

2.) What would be the best target stations to start with? I'm assuming 
that Radio Farda 1575 might be a good one? What others?

3.) Best time of day to start looking for them?

4.) Optimum mode and bandwidth to look using an SDR-IQ?

Any other advice for someone brand-new to the effort?



-- 
73,


Les Rayburn, N1LF
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Daytime DX

[brockradio]

Best daytime DX from my new QTH in Ireland:

Daytime (10AM-2PM local) winter sky wave in terms of power:
702-NDR Info-Flensburg, Germany-5,000 watts at 754 miles
936-Gold-Naish Hill, England-180 watts at 296 miles.

Daytime (10AM-2PM local) winter sky wave in terms of distance:
639-CRo-Prague, Czech Republic-750 KW at 1022 miles
684-RNE Nacional- Sevilla, Spain-300 KW at 1063 miles

In terms of summer ground wave, 585 RNE Nacional- Madrid, Spain, with 600 KW is 
in around the clock all year.

The high band stations from Germany (1422), Luxembourg (1440), and France 
(1377, 1404) are in day time year round.

On long wave, 171 Morocco with 320 KW in my direction from their 2,000 KW 
directional antenna at 1,236 miles is in all year and around the clock, and 
alone now that Russia has closed down. It is weak and just above the noise. 
Poland 225, and the soon to be closed down Czech Republic on 270 have very good 
daytime signals here at 1,100 + miles.

I am inland. Not on the coast. Down by the sea, in Cork, Algeria 155 is on top 
of Germany on a consumer long wave portable (Sony SW-11) with no external 
antenna at noon.

I love day time ground wave DX, and am still checking at the top of the hour to 
ID some of the stations in the pile-ups on crowded channels like 1548.

Cheers, and 73's to all
Brock Whaley
County Limerick
Ireland







-Original Message-
From: Les Rayburn 
To: am ; irca 
Sent: Tue, Feb 25, 2014 9:48 pm
Subject: [NRC-AM] Daytime DX


Today was a good day for daytime DX, with a nice mix of stations from 
Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee coming in. I remember 
hearing a station in Kentucky one mid-day morning, and being pretty 
proud of that catch.

I'm curious what others have managed to log during the daytime hours? 
Best catch? Tips and/or equipment advice for daytime DXing? My noise 
levels here in suburbia are actually lower in the daytime than at night 
unless I want to stay up well past midnight.

-- 
73,


Les Rayburn, N1LF
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Memphis 990, Virginia 710

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I didn't know the WIVK calls were used on 990. I remember them as a 50,000 watt 
daytimer on 850 when they moved from a local channel (1490?) and WIVK FM was 
the ratings grabber. I remember 990 as WNOX with a top-40 format.
Brock


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Sent: Tue, Nov 6, 2012 5:41 am
Subject: Re: [NRC-AM] Memphis 990, Virginia 710



And from the "How the mighty have fallen" file... 
 
I was curious of what Knoxville on 990 was up to these days, so I Googled and 
found that they are now WNML "The Sports Animal".
 
*heavy sigh*  Twenty years ago, this was the top-rated country music station in 
the NATION as WIVK.  Got a great tour of the station from GM Mickey Dearstone 
during the 1990 IRCA convention.  Their signal used to bomb into the Midwest 
during the overnights after CBW signed off at 0108 CLT.  What I wouldn't give 
to hear some old WIVK "Wivick" 990 airchecks from the late 80s and early 90s... 
 
73,
Rick (waxing nostalgic) Dau
South Omaha, Nebraska


  
 
 
  
  From: Chernos Saul 
 To: a...@lists.wtfda.info; "a...@nrcdxas.org" ; 
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 Sent: Monday, November 5, 2012 7:02 PM
 Subject: Re: [IRCA] [Amdx] Memphis 990, Virginia 710
  
 

Add 990 EWTN in MI to the list. It's obvious - speaking of Memphis, below - 
that CKGM Montreal has left the house (now fully on 690)
Saul > From: sau...@sympatico.ca
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> irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2012 00:45:44 +
> Subject: [Amdx] Memphis 990, Virginia 710
> 
> 
> Had 710 in Virginia at sunset mixing into WOR, and it seems CJRN Niagara 
> Falls ON has left the air (though it should be noted they were off over a 
> week ago and I heard a local report their carrier came back at least for a 
> few days). 990 is a Mix of Memphis TN, Winnipeg and a Newstalk 990 station 
> presumed to be in Pa. The oldies station didn't return, maybe it was bumper 
> music... Saul @ Burnt River ON
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Memphis 990, Virginia 710

[brockradio]

Thanks Doug. What a town. Next thing you know channel 26 will end up on channel 
8.
Brock


-Original Message-
From: Doug Smith W9WI 
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Cc: irca 
Sent: Tue, Nov 6, 2012 7:34 pm
Subject: Re: [NRC-AM] Memphis 990, Virginia 710


brockra...@aol.com wrote:
> I didn't know the WIVK calls were used on 990. I remember them as a 
> 50,000 watt daytimer on 850 when they moved from a local channel 
> (1490?) and WIVK FM was the ratings grabber. I remember 990 as WNOX with 
> a top-40 format.

The WIVK and WNOX calls have moved around a bit.

AM 850:
WHIG to Oct. 1984
*WIVK* to Sept. 1988
WUTK to Jan. 1997
WIOL to Aug. 1998
WJBZ to Sept. 1999
WKVL since 1999

AM 990:
*WNOX* to Apr. 1988
WTNZ to ??
*WIVK* to Aug. 1997
*WNOX* to May 2005
WNML since 2005

AM 940 in Miami was *WIVK* for two months in the fall of 1988.

FM 99.1 (Loudon at the time, now Friendsville, both covering Knoxville):
WLOD-FM to Oct. 1991
*WNOX* to Aug. 1997
*WNOX-FM* to May 2005
WNML-FM since 2005

FM 100.3 (Oak Ridge, covering Knoxville):
WOKI-FM to May 2005
*WNOX* since 2005

FM 107.7:
*WIVK-FM* since at least April 1979.

-- 

Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View, TN  EM66
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] B-P-B-P Mystery station on 680 KHz

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25 watt beacon BP on 680 is located just north of Moscow. It is one of several 
beacons on what we call the broadcast band that remain on the air from Russia 
and the former Soviet republics. When I was in Kandahar, several from 
Uzbekistan could be heard in the evening all year. A few from Europe make it 
here to Ireland as they are not assigned on the regular 9 KHz channel spacing. 
Many, like BP run two ID's close together, followed by a tone or more often, 
silence. I can't say for sure, but my guess would be this beacon.
Brock
Holycross, Bruff
Ireland


-Original Message-
From: Les Rayburn 
To: amdx ; am ; irca 

Sent: Fri, Oct 11, 2013 5:53 pm
Subject: [NRC-AM] B-P-B-P Mystery station on 680 KHz


  
Just received a fascinating recording from famed DX'er HannuTikkanen, 
who records from the top of the world in Lapland using aPerseus SDR and a 
3,000 foot beverage. He records in this nearlynoise-free cabin location for 
a week, once per year. Then spends therest of the year combing through 
those looking for rare catches. 

Today he sent me a recording of KKGR 680 in Helena, MT with three
crystal clear ID's. In the background you could also easily hearKBRW in 
Barrow, AK. But clearest of all is a  Morse Code identification at about 
five words per minute. It sends  out B-P-B-P in a four letter group. 
  
  Hannu had no real ideal who the station might be. He suspected an  
Asian station due to the time of day for the recording. At first I  thought 
it was possibly a beacon of some sort, perhaps related to  British 
Petroleum, but it's clearly a four letter group, not a two  letter group 
repeating. Is 680 KHz allocated for radio location or  beacon service 
anywhere in the world? 
  
  
  Any help in solving the mystery would be appreciated. 
  

-- 
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  73,  
Les Rayburn, N1LF
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Couple of changes in the Mid Atlantic

[brockradio]

As they used to say during the Metromedia years, WNEW; Where Nothing Ever Works
Aloha from the land where just speech at low modulation was heard on North 
Korean MW stations this morning just prior to 1630 UTC.None of the usual 
martial music, just KK speech.
Brock Whaley
Kailua, HI


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Subject: [NRC-AM] Couple of changes in the Mid Atlantic


1580 - WHFS, "The Big Talker" Morningside, MD now known as WNEW.
>From Wikipedia:
"On December 1, 2011, WHFS changed their call letters to WNEW as a placeholder 
ove in preparation for those call letters to be installed on the FM dial in a 
ateral swap. The WHFS callsign temporarily reside on a West Palm Beach, Florida 
ister station which previously held the WNEW calls after CBS moved them there 
n 2007 after the former New York FM station of the same name changed formats 
nd calls."
WHFS - 
WNEW - 
---
1590 - WKHZ, Ocean City, MD now known as WQMR.
>From Wikipedia:
"On September 15, 2011, WAMS changed their call letters to WQMR and changed 
heir format to talk, branded as "Hot Talk WQMR."


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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] AK and HI non-IL

[brockradio]

KUAI on 720 plays a wide variety of music. Expect to hear Hawaiian, C&W, AC, 
and oldies. It's spit ourt from a computer, of course, but they ID after every 
two songs.
Brock



-Original Message-
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Sent: Sat, Mar 10, 2012 9:06 am
Subject: [NRC-AM] AK and HI non-IL


About the Alaskans, I point out that both 670, KDLG Dillingham and 720, KOTZ 
otzebue are 10 kW, non-direxional, and public radio stations. 780, KNOM Nome is 
5/14 kW, non-direxional, religious. 
But with A- and K-indices high, I doubt KOTZ or the others will even make it to 
ictoria. It might be worth looking for the Hawaiians which are on two of the 
ff-Chicago frequencies:
670, KPUA, Hilo, BI,   5 kW, non-direxional, news-talk-sports
20, KUAI, Ele`ele, Kauai, 5 kW, non-direxional, AC-Hawaiian-C&W
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Fw: [BC] FCC Hot Tip Line

[brockradio]

Now all those who love to yell "cheater" without ever verifying the station's 
antenna current at the time of their reception  can join "The Junior Radio 
Police League." So when you see an odd wavy line on your waterfall display that 
you recorded a week ago, don't just bitch, be a DX snitch.
Brock


-Original Message-
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Sent: Mon, Aug 6, 2012 3:11 pm
Subject: Re: [NRC-AM] Fw: [BC] FCC Hot Tip Line


Everyone should try to be responsible in using these - DX'ers will quickly lose 
credibility with reports not based on actual facts. More than half of the cases 
of stations we report on the DX lists are running day facilities at night or 
similar have no factual backup. When a station sounds stronger than usual, that 
doesn't cut it. Propagation may be to blame.

If you normally hear a reduction at sunset and then you don't or if the station 
isn't licensed for night power, then that's more conclusive.



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> Subject: [NRC-AM] Fw: [BC] FCC Hot Tip Line
> To: "DX @NRC" , "DX-IRCA" 
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> -Original Message- 
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> Folks:
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> After someone called for an anonymous 'hot tip line' to the
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> reporting Rules violations, I sent the suggestion to the
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> 
> ===
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Off topic - History of Westinghouse Broadcasting

[BROCKRADIO]

 
In a message dated 8/24/2008 10:20:59 A.M. Hawaiian Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

I'm also  suspicious of any history of Westinghouse Broadcasting in which 
the name  "Don McGannon" fails to appear


Who joined Westinghouse after working at the DuMont network.
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Russia 180

[BROCKRADIO]

Patrick,
The Russian on 180 is parallel in programming to shortwave 6075. Also,  
Russia on 279 has been huge this season.
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Russia 180

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Patrick,
I have heard modulation on 180 KHz at local noon during several  winters in a 
quiet location. The carrier is always detectable with a BFO. 180  (Petro) 
sunset is around 0510 UTC this week. 279 has been the strongest TP this  season 
out here. Full listenable quality on consumer Grundig portables with  their 
built in ferrite antennas. In fact, 279 beats 774 and 972 in reliability  night 
after night in terms of what I would call a monster signal.
 
The Alaskan longwave beacons with voice weather have also been strong,  
including 529 KHz in a battle with Cuba on 530.
 
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Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Tecsun PL-300WT-- A Sizzler on AM & FM, A Fizzler on LW and SW

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