ASCENSION ISLAND RTE Ireland Relay 21.6301848 GMTEE333
Oct 31st YL interviewing an OM on winter weather in Europe. Then ads
with one for Microsoft.MacKenzie-CA
ENGLAND BBCWS 7.3250343 GMTSS 333 Oct 30th Two OMs
with comments plus background
3315, INDIA(p),AIR Bhopal(p), 0036-0054, Nov.2, OM w/
tlks, weak under QRN, mx poking through at 0040,
ballads. Signal improved slightly enough to hear
definitive Hindi mx at 0049, brief tlk at 0054 then
lost the signal in the muck. V.poor. (Barbour-NH)
5055, COSTA RICA, Faro del Caribe, 0125-0136
Per listed PPWBR 2003 schedule, the station mentioned
in the last sentence should read "VO Korea in AR via
Korea(DPR)", not CRI.
Scott R Barbour Jr-Intervale,NH-USA
>11734, TANZANIA(p), VO Tanzania-Zanzibar(p),
1927->1945, Nov.1, OM w/ continous tlks through BoH,
>ounds African, mx at 1938 follo
As of approximately 1710 UTC today we are experiencing a new huge X8+
class solar flare and associated shortwave blackout on the sun light side of
Earth centered on the America's. D layer absorption is impacting as high as
30,000 KC and climbing rapidly. I was listening to the BBC on 21470 kc whe
Hello Guy,
thankyouvery much for sharing these recordings with us.
Very nice music, it sure brings back old memories!
I went over my old logs yesterday; they confirm that the conditions on
Aitutaki were very good for east-west MW DX. The north-south
propagation was not
PERU:
4386.62 Radio Imperio, Chiclayo, 0412 - 0515, Oct 31, Spanish, man
annoucer, Religious program (La Voz de la Salvacion de la Iglesia
Pentecostal La Cosecha), tc, ID "Radio Imperio transmitiendo La Voz de la
Salvacion...", 24222, better in LSB, (Eramo, Argentina)
5009.67 Radio Altura, Cer
At 04:15 PM 10/31/2003, Guy Atkins wrote:
My apologies, but I discovered that the URLs I listed may not work for those
who are not on the Comcast network. Try these alternate links:
http://guyw.atkins.home.comcast.net/files/R_Cook_Islands_1.zip
http://guyw.atkins.home.comcast.net/files/R_Cook_Isl
Tomas,
What I would like to know is:
Nothing physical is infinite. How long can a class M star, such as our sun, blow
pieces of itself out before it collapses? Nothing replaces what is lost. Matter
is converted to energy, but that energy does not remain with the star. It is
r
At 1725Z 2-XI-2003 an X8.3 flare occurred. A strong radio blackout occurred.
The flare was from region 486, and a proton event commenced by 1800Z. All high-
energy fluxes exceeded the threshold used to determine a proton event. A polar
cap absorption event (PCA) is in progress. A type II rad
DX LISTENING DIGEST 3-197 has now been posted at
http://www.worldofradio.com/dxld3197.txtCONTENTS:
WOR 1205 / WOR/WRMI/RFPI / AFGHANISTAN +non / ARGENTINA / ARMENIA / AUSTRALIA
RA / BELGIUM non / BERMUDA / BOLIVIA / BURMA non / CAMBODIA / CANADA RCI /
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC non / CHINA +non
11/2/03 10:09:48 AM, "Levine, Joan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Strange...after 45 minutes of dead quiet...10,15,17 meters back at
> 1810 UTC. No explanation.
The higher frequencies always "bounce back" after a solar flare. As the X-ray
radiation subsides from a flare, the D-layer's ionization
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