No broadcast on Pikes Peak - you're thinking of Cheyenne Mountain,
/
Thanks for the correction Scott. I've lived here 26 years and I guess
I've fallen into the habit. Everyone around Denver refers to Cheyenne
Mountain and Pikes Peak interchangeably. I think we do that just to
thumb our noses
--- Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Driving to work this morning, 0645 s/on w/ brass band SSB followed by
female voice started in EE but then seemed to do a piece of SS also.
The only 0645 s/on for a daytimer on 1140 is WRMQ-FL, which is
formatted as Black Gospel.
So is this a
Could it have been 104.1 instead of 104.7 that was mentioned?
Paul
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could it have been 104.1 instead of 104.7 that was mentioned?
Paul
It's possible. Not easy DX'ing while negotiating traffic ;-}
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20ID
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Again, not a very strong Asiatic morning so far. If anything the big
JJ guns are weaker than yesterday, China isn't there on 963 at all
etc. Only thing of note is apparent Fiji on 639, judging by
direction finding using the loop, and islandish music.
Nick
Audio on 594, 666, 693, 747, 774 and 828.
Bill Block
Drake R8
EWE (20x50x20)
Quantum QX Loop
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At 06:05 AM 11/2/2006, you wrote:
Again, not a very strong Asiatic morning so far. If anything the big
JJ guns are weaker than yesterday, China isn't there on 963 at all
etc. Only thing of note is apparent Fiji on 639, judging by
direction finding using the loop, and islandish music.
Nick
Greetings,
DX this morning was much more DU. 4KZ 531 was heard once again with a
talk back show heard from 1445-1557, then a cluster of spots, and with
IDs as your news and information station, Four K Zed, into news.
o/2PM once again. Infact hardly any 2PM. 4QR 612 was decent. Plus as it
was
Neil Carleton in eastern Ontario has done neat stuff.
Might find him through Google. If that doesn't work
contact me off-list. - Saul
Are there any other Teachers on here who have
Lesson Plans involving Radio?
Bill,
Hank Wilkinson and DXers put up longwire antennas on a lot in metro
Philly in the 20s/30s and heard 100 watt Australians on MW. The dial was
a lot quietier in those days without noise, so low power TPs/DUs were
fairly easy to log on the East Coast years ago.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Bill Harms writes:
There is a DXer, I don't recall his name right off hand who lives on the Gulf
side of Florida who has picked up several stations from Down Under on the MW
Band.
That's Raymond S. Moore, who was part of our NRC publishing team in 1967-68
when the last of the mimeographed
At 10:11 2006-11-02, Andy Stewart wrote:
Anybody got any tips for *TP* reception this far east of the Rockies?
Obviously, early morning is mandatory as a time to tune, but might be
the BEST time to try--how long before local sunrise, in other words? (I
figure post-sunrise is probably not an
Marty,
Do you happen to have an audio clip? It might be possible to clean
up the hum.
Bill Harms
On 2 Nov 2006 at 10:48, Marty Rimpau wrote:
Hi all, this morning, I wanted to hear x e q i n sign on, and right
after the A B C news started at 5 o'clock, I thought another appliance
I'm looking for a list of daytime only radio stations.
Help appreciated.
Art
Folsom, CA
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:Issued: 2006 Nov 02 2106 UTC
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 02 November follow.
Solar flux 88 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 9.
The
Russ,
My two cents worth on this one, also proving that I have too much available
time. You did not clearly state whether they played SSB (assumed sign-on) or
whether they actually signed-on for the day. I'm not assuming, as I hear SSB
all the time out here. I assume that all the
Even with an announcement that sounds like a sign-on, that's no guarantee that
it was a sign-on unless it was preceded by silence. I hear SSB on several
stations daily that are not signing on. It used to be the start and end of the
business day, now its patriotic. I also hear announcements
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A couple of sound-bytes on my website:
Reducing local and semi-locals CBC 690khz (Vancouver)
and CFAX-1070 (Victoria) to complete nulls and a S7 buzz
respectively.
I recall back when I had a shack above ground with the loop, that it
seemed like most of the
--- Michael Hawkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even with an announcement that sounds like a sign-on, that's no
guarantee that it was a sign-on unless it was preceded by silence.
*** That's easy to say, but with WRVA there less than 250 miles away,
there ain't gonna be a lot of silence
Randy,
I've ever expended much effort DXing TPs from Oklahoma since, for the
past 20 years, I've been spending at east a couple of months a year
in western Washington State, where the TPs are just the right degree
of DXing difficulty. The one time that I did hear them from Oklahoma
was in
And remember that 6:45 is WRVA's November sunrise, and that anyone in the
Eastern Time Zone with a pre-sunrise authorization will be signing on then,
even if sunrise time is 7:00 or (as with my semi-local WLOD) 7:15.
Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee
Week five was the charm - Morse code and sweep tones in solid from midnight to
12:06 10/29. I'd forgotten to listen one weekend, and had no sign of it on the
other three. Thanks, Dave and Tony!
Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And remember that 6:45 is WRVA's November sunrise, and that anyone in
the Eastern Time Zone with a pre-sunrise authorization will be
signing on then, even if sunrise time is 7:00 or (as with my
semi-local WLOD) 7:15.
A PSA would allow them 0600 at PSA
1710 station finished a marching band music type song then left the air,
9:51 p.m. est. Nothing heard except continuous music.
Steve
NE Oregon
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