Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-15 Thread Paul Crankshaw
For those recording on Perseus and suchlike I measure the carrier of R 
North at pretty much  846.000 with the morse tone at around 846.547 
(listening to the morse recording 0500:20  to 0500:50 UTC).


...now for WHYL which will be tougher since I've moved the antenna round 
towards the SW for LA.


Paul




Barry McLarnon wrote:



I have one lonely carrier on 845.998 at 0215 UTC, producing a barely 
audible het on peaks, but it's a long way from producing any 
demodulated audio.  Conditions are decent, with some of the big gun 
TAs producing audio here, but they would have to be stellar to hear 
that little peanut whistle.  The guys on the coast could have a shot, 
though.


Barry

 



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Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-15 Thread Paul Crankshaw
Just to see if I could do it (!),  a copy of the morse id of Radio North 
as detected by Perseus:


http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/radionorth.JPG

Paul






Paul Crankshaw wrote:

For those recording on Perseus and suchlike I measure the carrier of R 
North at pretty much  846.000 with the morse tone at around 846.547 
(listening to the morse recording 0500:20  to 0500:50 UTC).


...now for WHYL which will be tougher since I've moved the antenna 
round towards the SW for LA.


Paul




Barry McLarnon wrote:



I have one lonely carrier on 845.998 at 0215 UTC, producing a barely 
audible het on peaks, but it's a long way from producing any 
demodulated audio.  Conditions are decent, with some of the big gun 
TAs producing audio here, but they would have to be stellar to hear 
that little peanut whistle.  The guys on the coast could have a shot, 
though.


Barry

 



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[IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-14 Thread Paul Crankshaw
Radio North, Redcastle, County Donegal, Ireland will be making test 
transmissions tonight on 846 kHz


The test runs from 0200 - 0600 UTC inclusive, and will carry CW around 
800hz, as well as voice ids every 30m, on the hour and on the half hour.


Details
http://www.ayrshirehistory.eu/tadx/transatlantic_logs_march_2009.html

Paul
Troon, Scotland
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Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-14 Thread Neil Kazaross
Thx for the reminder. This station gets out decently for 1kW. It is rather 
easy in Nfld and at least 1 DXer in New England has heard it if I recall.


I had about 45 seconds of English Contempory Christian music on this channel 
back one evening in late December from my WI site which is lots better for 
TA's than here in IL, and presume it was from Radio North. 846 is wide open 
with Rome usually gone.


However, TA cx are starting their springtime big dive.

73 KAZ

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Radio North, Redcastle, County Donegal, Ireland will be making test
transmissions tonight on 846 kHz

The test runs from 0200 - 0600 UTC inclusive, and will carry CW around
800hz, as well as voice ids every 30m, on the hour and on the half hour.

Details
http://www.ayrshirehistory.eu/tadx/transatlantic_logs_march_2009.html

Paul
Troon, Scotland


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Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-14 Thread Barry McLarnon
On Saturday 14 March 2009 20:25, Neil Kazaross wrote:
 Thx for the reminder. This station gets out decently for 1kW. It is
 rather easy in Nfld and at least 1 DXer in New England has heard it
 if I recall.

 I had about 45 seconds of English Contempory Christian music on
 this channel back one evening in late December from my WI site
 which is lots better for TA's than here in IL, and presume it was
 from Radio North. 846 is wide open with Rome usually gone.

 However, TA cx are starting their springtime big dive.

I have one lonely carrier on 845.998 at 0215 UTC, producing a barely 
audible het on peaks, but it's a long way from producing any 
demodulated audio.  Conditions are decent, with some of the big gun 
TAs producing audio here, but they would have to be stellar to hear 
that little peanut whistle.  The guys on the coast could have a shot, 
though.

Barry

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Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-14 Thread Neil Kazaross
You're doing better for TA's than here in IL where they have been poor for a 
week.  73 KAZ
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On Saturday 14 March 2009 20:25, Neil Kazaross wrote:

Thx for the reminder. This station gets out decently for 1kW. It is
rather easy in Nfld and at least 1 DXer in New England has heard it
if I recall.

I had about 45 seconds of English Contempory Christian music on
this channel back one evening in late December from my WI site
which is lots better for TA's than here in IL, and presume it was
from Radio North. 846 is wide open with Rome usually gone.

However, TA cx are starting their springtime big dive.


I have one lonely carrier on 845.998 at 0215 UTC, producing a barely
audible het on peaks, but it's a long way from producing any
demodulated audio.  Conditions are decent, with some of the big gun
TAs producing audio here, but they would have to be stellar to hear
that little peanut whistle.  The guys on the coast could have a shot,
though.

Barry

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Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-14 Thread Barry McLarnon
On Saturday 14 March 2009 23:23, Neil Kazaross wrote:
 You're doing better for TA's than here in IL where they have been
 poor for a week.  73 KAZ

Current K index of 3 is seldom a good sign.  TAs are very spotty 
tonight, with deep fading... a few surprises, though, such as some 
decent audio from Germany on 549.  No surprise on 846 though - the 
signal is way down in the weeds (correction on my carrier frequency 
measurement - it should have been 845.9996).

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Re: [IRCA] Reminder - Ireland DX test tonight

2009-03-14 Thread Neil Kazaross
A shame you don't have Ireland mixing in on 549, that would be a good sign. 
I will check for 846 (hooking up TA wires) on my way in from the WHYL test 
in a few minutes, but I expect nothing in these cx. When TA cx have been 
superb here in IL, I have had weak 846 carriers and with Rome off. But I 
doubt anyone outside of guys on the coast have a chance at 846 in these cx.


73 KAZ
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On Saturday 14 March 2009 23:23, Neil Kazaross wrote:

You're doing better for TA's than here in IL where they have been
poor for a week. 73 KAZ


Current K index of 3 is seldom a good sign.  TAs are very spotty
tonight, with deep fading... a few surprises, though, such as some
decent audio from Germany on 549.  No surprise on 846 though - the
signal is way down in the weeds (correction on my carrier frequency
measurement - it should have been 845.9996).

Barry

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