Bill,
Great going on KOFI. They get out well. Infact yesterday afternoon they
were well on top of the KEX IBOC hash all afternoon.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Greetings,
Is there a site where I can find a map of where the Seattle AM TX sites
are? I am especially wondering where the transmitter sites are on Vashon
Island.
Thanks.
73,
Patrick
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Patrick,
If you know which ones are on Vashon Island, you can look up each station on
www.recnet.com. Along with more data than you could ever want, there is a map
showing the transmitter location.
Mike
Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Is there a site where I
For those interested:
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New Zealand AM News
Expansion of the Radio New Zealand AM Network is expected to result
in the following changes:
576 Hamilton NZ's Rhema to move here ex 855
657 Tauranga New, expected on air shortly. Will carry AM
Network and Southern Star Network //
Hrd here this morning at 0730 EDT // web stream with country music and
talk by a man in language. Thanks for the tip, Bill - never would have
thought it possible!
Brett Saylor
Central PA
Icom R75/Drake R8 w/100' sloper
YAHOO! I finally heard an ID from KTNN 660. 10/25/ 0700 Heard a
male
One of these units is on display at my local Radio Shack. It is fairly tiny
and quite plastic. Obviously defective, there was no reception at all. Not
even the tiniest analog peep AM or FM. I was really disappointed and will
try to get the manager to open up another one this weekend. Karl Zuk
Craig -
Thank you for sharing magnificent tip fo proactive noise suppression. Sounds
like great way to use BigKorpseorate 'that's the way works' philosophy
against them.
Call it Electro-Judo? Forward-Power Karma?
Given 'make it other guy's fault' training, cable techs probably attributed
Hi all, yesterday, I heard ktrb in San Francisco at 860 testing
yesterday with an open carrier, with an announcement by a female
announcer stating, ktrb San Francisco, on the air for testing at low
power. This must have apparently been a tape, because there was
another one of those that they ran,
Seemed to be a lighter weight morning here today, 1300 to 1330
UT. Lots of carriers, not much audio; at one point only 873 had NHK2 audio.
best wishes,
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, B.C.
Canada
I think WLW was the first 50 K also.
I have some of my fathers stuff from the mid 30's
when he was in collage one of these days I will scan the
artical abt WLW's BIG xmiter post it.
Also has stuff on syncos, WOR's new site, the 1st death ray
other electronics things
73
Tom Jones
Mason
Conditions have been very poor for TPs the past week or so here. But this
morning was better. Early the Far East Russians were strong on LWBC--153,
180, 189, 234, 279, and 209 Mongolia was halfway decent, all at 1210 utc. MW
hets were strong all over the band, but no audio. Soon after that the
Greetings,
After sitting on 531 from 1415 to 1505 UTC 10/27, trying to make out the
CW station (presume 2PM) and a talk station, the talk program surfaced
just before 1500, and several IDs for The news program.on
4-K-ZED...The mostIndependant owned and operated news and
information
That's good to have confirmation-- I've been catching OC on 860 on my car
radio the past few days. No IDs heard...
Rich Toebe
Vacaville CA
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Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 6:23 AM
Subject:
Patrick,
go to http://members.shaw.ca/nwbroadcasters/ampage.htm
and click on the figures in the PWR column, you'll get a map . . . not sure
if it will have the precison you want
ef
On 27/10/06, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Is there a site where I can find a map of
Greetings,
This morning started out poor poor poor at 1330, but by 1400, it had
picked up a bit. Still nothing much. Anhui 936 was making a showing. By
1415 or so I was on 531 trying to make out the two Australians. I
fiqured one was 2 PM (CW). The second was a interview/talk program. But
first
Randy Davis (NRC) called about hearing a new one on his car radio. Ive
listened to it for an hour and the only ID has been the local WX
station. The Anchorage KY station not heard on 1620 so i sispect a move
rather than a new station. we shall see. RCW
You can also use radio-locator.com - enter the calls of the station
you're looking for, and then click on the coordinates to get a Google
Map of the location.
Or use fccinfo.com, which will give you a topo map.
s
Eric Floden wrote:
Patrick,
go to
Thanks! They show all the tx sites on Vashon in the middle of the
island near the Eastern shore. Is this correct? I always thought the
sites were all over the island. Does anyone know?
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Today I got audio on 747, 774, 819 and 828 at 1320-1342. The best audio was
Japan on 828 with good signals at times which is a little on the strange
side as most of the time there audio is just above the noise level. At 1334
I had two stations on 819 one talking and the other with music.
As I recall, three of them are pretty tightly packed. You can tell by
the coordinates listed in Radio Locator.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
ICF2010 + Kiwa air core loop
DX398; Palomar loop
Patrick Martin wrote:
Thanks! They show all the tx sites on Vashon in the middle of the
island near the
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From: W1AW Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: W1AW List:
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 6:59 AM
Subject: ARLP044 Propagation de K7RA
SB PROP @ ARL $ARLP044
ARLP044 Propagation de K7RA
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Propagation Forecast
Friends,
I was back on my regular schedule this morning... at the dials about
90 minutes before dawn. As things played out, all I can say is
unpredictable and fairly disturbed, but interesting. I really did
date her in high school, too!
During the pre-dawn run, the JJ Big Guns were
Thanks, Craig,
When it comes to dealing with the cable TV company, all suggestions are
worth consideration.
Now, do you suppose a ham license would be required for that application of
a transmitter? Since I've already written the FCC, maybe that would cover
it. :-\
Curt
---
W. Curt
Well somewhat less spectacular for me than for Mr. Bryant, but fun
nonetheless. It's odd to hear the NHK2 big guns sounding wispy, but
I rarely get anything to replace them
I believe there was a lift just after 1400UT... 936 jumped from
weak carrier to fair audio in a matter of minutes
Hi, Pete,
At least as of 11:45 a.m., I hear no significant change in KZIZ's signal
strength from north Seattle in the north side of the U district.
If they _were_ using their new facility earlier this morning, either they're
not now, or there won't be much signal difference here.
They're
Pete,
KZIZ is only S9 here at best and I detect no IBOC. Is there word they
are going IBOC? KZIZ is not strong here. Their 5 KW never has done much
here.
73,
Patrick
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Hi John,
The 4KZ letter is already typed! I need to put it in the emvelope along
with the CD. It has three call IDs on the CD with slogans. I had heard
that a storm tore up their tx site and they were operating ND with a KW
or two. I had no idea if that has changed. According to my old
Pete,
Yes, it looks like KPTK/KTTH are co located and KIRO is next door.
Then KJR/KGNW are co located and KVI is not far away either.
Then KOMO is off my themselves.
It looks like KTTH/KPTK are the closest to me.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
sadly, progress in the new station on 1200
from Northwest Broadcasters site
http://members.shaw.ca/nwbroadcasters/recentnews.htm this item:
- *10/27/06 - CJRJ AM 1200 Vancouver has begun transmitter testing.
The station operates with 25 kW with slightly different directional patterns
CJRJ 1200 is on this afternoon with a female with IDs in Hindi. Poor at
best with terrible KEX IBOC hash. The skip is in this afternoon and it
is hard to get a solid null on KEX. If it wasn't for the KEX IBOC hash,
it would not be too bad. Vancouver has its 11th AM station it looks
like.
73,
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:Issued: 2006 Oct 27 1809 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 26 October follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 1.
The mid-latitude
There were decent conditions this morning towards North America from here
in Scotland.
At 0705 UTC, 760 WJR Detroit MI was booming in here.
Recording: http://paulc.mwcircle.org/WJR2.mp3
Paul
Troon, Scotland
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Walt,
Here it is rather poor mainly because of KEX's IBOC hash. Probably not
much signal my way though.
Patrick
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All in jest: I'm not a Native American. I was born in Los Angeles.
Does that mean that Los Angeles is not part of the US?
Seriously, I've heard KTNN (The Navajo Nation) while passing
through. A strange-sounding language, but I understand the reasons why
because of the grammatical structure.
Tom-
WLW did run 50kw or more, by 1937. BUT, WLW did not start off as 50kw
station.
The question stated from the original license from the FCC. WLW
original ticket was issued by FRC, not the FCC.
In fact WLW was the first radio station in the U.S. to run 100,000 (or more)
watts as granted by
Nice recording , Paul. Interesting to hear a domestic from afar.
Chris Johnson K4CME South Carolina
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From: Paul Crankshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 5:33
Aha! That's it! DXing is a shared genetic defect.
Bob Coomler (also from Los Angeles)
Cloverdale, CA
--- Charles A Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All in jest: I'm not a Native American. I was born
in Los Angeles.
Does that mean that Los Angeles is not part of the
US?
Seriously,
I could be wrong, but if I remember from my ancient radio books, WLW was NOT
500 KW (by technicality). There was an experimental license issued for the 500
KW transmitter that was at the same facility (I think). The 500 KW and 50 KW
transmitters both operated, but not concurrently. I believe
All times are eastern daylight time.
1450 WGNC NC GASTONIA 1850 27/10/06
NEWS HEADLINES/ WEATHER FOR CHAROLETT, NC. THIS IS WGNC, YOUR HOME FOR GOOD
TIMES OLDES. [WM-TN]
1450 WGNS TN MURFREESBORO 1848 27/10/06
MIXING WITH WGNC. YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR STATION, WGNS (NOTE THE SIMULARITY OF
THE
Michael-
I am not that sure about which story is correct or not correct. I have heard
a bunch of them over the years. Including the one about the cows. It reminds
me of the stories about the navy putting in VLF equipment in the Michigan
upper peninsula. The station used buried antenna and runs a
Hi Chris-
Yes, the 2 dollar bill is still in circulation. In the early 60's when I was
in the navy, we got paid in Kennedy $2.00 dollar bills. Remember them?
Willis
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Mike,
Thanks for the walk down memory lane. Some of it I knew about KJR KOMO
switching. The old KXA 770 I QSL'd years ago with 1 KW. KQIN the same on
800 with 250w. Also KDFL 1560, today is KZIZ. Alot of history in Seattle
radio. That is the main thing I really like about QSLing. So much
Still in circulation...yes. When's the last time you saw one? When's the last
time that any were printed?. I have a few put away somewhere...they were all
uncirculated $2 star notes. Definitely worth keeping. I used to have friend
who carried a $500 and a $1000 bill in his wallet, and
Mike McKenna wrote:
Could 1360 be the NEXT to relocate to Vashon ???
Mike, thanks for the trivia. KKMO-1360 is right on the water at the
end of Brown's Point in NE Tacoma with a single stick. I have never
heard any discussion about their moving (although I would be
delighted if they
Nigel,
Glad you nabbed KICY. That is a great catch too. Yes, I am happy with 4
K Z. I think they are probably still operating ND with a kw or 2. They
were too strong to have their directional pattern in tow. But I did get
a report out to them today.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception
IEN-GA Ira Elbert New, III, Watkinsville - DRAKE R8B 135' N/S Wire, QUANTUM
QX LOOP v2.0 and QUANTUM PHASER
970 WVOP GA Vidalia - 10/27/06 2134 - High School Football (Robert Toombs
Christian Academy Crusaders versus Terrell Academy Eagles). Good signal at
times fading in and out of the mix.
Getting WJOX-690 Birmingham AL, booming in with ESPN Radio and local ads for
Birmingham. Listed 50kw day, 500 watts at night, so probably cheating. Great
sig, dominating the Montreal station that is usually here.
John Cereghin
Smyrna DE
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The opening web page for Hatfield Dawson Consulting Engineers
(www.hatdaw.com) has a very cool photo of what appears to be a 3-tower
in-line array right next to a 4-tower parrallelogram. Both are located
on the end of a narrow jetty of land surrounded by water. Since Hatfield
Dawson is located
For those interested:
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[www.radioheritage.net] a
non-profit organization sharing the stories of Pacific radio.
In this issue
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900 is a local station just a km or so across the water from my place. I never
expected to be able to do anything with this signal which is normally S9+60.
Well, with the phaser very carefully adjusted, I knocked the primary Village
900 signal down to less than S9, and underneath can hear a
KTNN 660 Window Rock, AZ putting a huge signal into Memphis tonight. Glad to
add this one to the logbook.
Jim Pogue
Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop
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With the new super powerful CJRJ, I thought I'd try my hand at phasing. I
could hear something in the background. On went my Misek phaser (thanks again
to Steve Ratzlaff for putting one together for me), and after a little bit of
fiddling, I was able to completely null out CJRJ (virtually
Walt,
Great going. Very likely it is Wenatchee. They run lots of Sports. Dave
Williams is about a km from KAST across the water and KAST is S9+60 DB
also. He can null KAST down to a jumble carefully. Gordon Nelson used
to null WBZ Boston a couple miles away from his QTH and hear other
stuff. It
Great going once again Walt. 1200 here is a mix of Soquel CA and
Vancouver. The strange thing is, both are Hindi. It is hard to tell the
difference. hi. WOAI is off the Eastern beverage. It will be
interesting to see what happens in the morning with the splash. I am a
bit concerned about the JJ
Walt,
The best investment I made for DXing since I bought my FRG7 many
many years ago was to buy a phaser. I waited until a couple years
ago and I wish I would have done it sooner. With it, I have been
able to log stations under my locals many of which are less than 10
miles away.
I guess I should never say never--especially given the craziness of the
radio biz, but I doubt that this will happen. If Salem and the owners of KVI
could have struck a deal, wouldn't KKMO be diplexed with KVI? Would have
been a lot less expensive and a lot quicker than three years on the boat.
Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW wrote:
The opening web page for Hatfield Dawson Consulting Engineers
(www.hatdaw.com) has a very cool photo of what appears to be a 3-tower
in-line array right next to a 4-tower parrallelogram. Both are located
on the end of a narrow jetty of land
Tried for KTNN-660 but no luck here. In partial WFAN phase null had someone
with rock oldies including Beatles Please Please Me at 0011 EDT and 1969 hit
Good Morning Starshine by Oliver at 0025 EDT. Any help appreciated. Been up
for 21 hours now - time to crash.
--
Marc DeLorenzo
South
Don Curtino -
You notice any ix to V/UHF aviation freqs? Cable systems at one time
used/still use these to transmit TV channels. When cable installed in RI years
ago
- after two decades court squabbling by rival Mob factions - this was big
issue.
If so, maybe nice letter to FAA will get
At 08:40 PM 10/27/2006, you wrote:
Walt,
Great going. Very likely it is Wenatchee. They run lots of Sports. Dave
Williams is about a km from KAST across the water and KAST is S9+60 DB
also. He can null KAST down to a jumble carefully. Gordon Nelson used
to null WBZ Boston a couple miles away
I have a Quantum Phaser and it seems to null as well as the NRC loop which
is what Gordon Nelson used, in fact I think he perfected the loop. It is
also the best thing I have done for my DXing in a long time also as it
allows me to use LW's which have much more gain the a loop. I have a few
CJRJ is good here and cuts through the 1210 slop handily but it does
have deep fades (10pm PDT 10/27). It will be interesting to see what
it does during the daytime.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
ICF2010 + Kiwa air core loop
DX398; Palomar loop
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Yes, the 2 dollar bill is still in circulation. In the early 60's when I
was
in the navy, we got paid in Kennedy $2.00 dollar bills. Remember them?
Thomas Jefferson is portrayed on the U.S. $2 bill, no? Not that I've ever
gotten one in my change during my many visits stateside.
Two-dollar
At 08:45 PM 10/27/2006, you wrote:
Great going once again Walt. 1200 here is a mix of Soquel CA and
Vancouver. The strange thing is, both are Hindi. It is hard to tell the
difference. hi. WOAI is off the Eastern beverage. It will be
interesting to see what happens in the morning with the splash.
At 03:15 28/10/2006, you wrote:
With the new super powerful CJRJ, I thought I'd try my hand at
phasing. I could hear something in the background. On went my
Misek phaser (thanks again to Steve Ratzlaff for putting one
together for me), and after a little bit of fiddling, I was able to
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