Hi Richard,
Asians were a little better here, but not by much. The big guns on 594,
648, 657, 747, 828, 972 and 1134 had fair-to-good audio, but most of the
second-tier TP's were missing in action.
657-Pyongyang again had its high-frequency audio missing (maybe that's
not such a bad thing?), and its OM and YL Tirade Team again showed up for
648-VOR's Korean program after 1500 (that's really a bad thing).
73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA)
Slightly modified C.Crane SWP Ultralight + 9' PVC Box Loop
In a message dated 11/14/2010 4:44:32 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
richa...@perryisp.net writes:
No audio made it this far from across the Pacific this morning. A carrier
was heard on 774 at 1200-1204 UTC, but not afterward. The strongest signal
was the het on 828 at 1258-1315.
I hope everything was better further west.
Richard Allen
36°22'51N / 97°26'35W
(near Perry OK USA)
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