The 530 Los Angeles Intl. Airport TIS was strong for awhile this morning,
7:09 a.m. E.S.T., with professional announcers and jingles. Very long tape,
never heard it repeat in the 15 minutes I listened.
Steve
NE Oregon
R75, ALA100 100' NW/SE loop
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I'm listening to them right now online:
_http://www.lawa.org/LAX/AiRadio530.cfm_
(http://www.lawa.org/LAX/AiRadio530.cfm)
It sounds VERY good.
(it's obviously an off-air pickup, i hear a slight bit of static)
If anyone ever can manage it, I'd love to see pictures of their studio set
up
At 05:34 03/11/2006, you wrote:
The morning here was pretty so-so. Many carriers, but little audio.
Signals were split between TP and DU, which is rather unusual as
generally I get one or the other. TP audio only noted from the big guns
on 594/693/747/774. DU audio noted on 612, 639, 702, 774,
For the first time since August I heard no TP stations!
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Find a local pizza place, music store, museum and more
then map the best
route! http://local.live.com?FORM=MGA001
Nov 3 was an amazing repeat of Nov 7 for me... there were
differences, but really quite a small number. Once again the
Manchurian transmitters did well, but not much else, except the
nuclear-powered blowtorch 1575, Thailand. I had the JJ Big Guns,
subdued, but there, CNR1 on 756, 945 and
At 14:59 03/11/2006, you wrote:
For the first time since August I heard no TP stations!
Not even carriers, Bill? It was pretty dull here also.
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, B.C.
Canada
Even with 100 watts, a low frequency, and a Valcom antenna that is still
a great catch. I believe this is the most powerful TIS in the US.
LAX uses the same model Valcom antenna that the 530 TIS here in Denver
uses. For some reason the FCC calculated the Denver station to have a X4
gain factor.
Nick
I heard no carriers at all! I used both the Drake R8 and the R-390A with
the EWE and loop and no carriers at all.
Bill
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Hi, fellas. Reporting in from the delivery room at my local hospital. Before
being called at 05:00 local to come in, I did a quick band scan. Lots of weak
carriers, but nothing obvious in audio, but I did the sweep in under a minute.
Dullsville for sure! ...Walt Salmaniw, Victoria, BC
Randy,
As others have stated, it has not been a DU Season hardly at all. Few
of them have been heard. 4QR 612 has been the most common, but there has
been much more of a Northery route for signals this year. Here on the
coast, many years that DUs are strong, the solar numbers are higher and
AU
Love1340am WWNH Radio located in rural Madbury, New Hampshire(2 miles form
Dover) will conduct it's scheduled DX Test this weekend.
It is schedule to begin at 10 P.M. Eastern on Sunday November 5 th time,
right after the conclusion of the 2 hour Christian version of Dawson
McAllister
Thanks so far for all the suggestions comments. Bill Harms mentioned
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.
You thinking of Ray Moore?
Randy Stewart
Springfield MO
1057 PST
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I might have another Surprise DX Test to announce in Mid January from The
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Last night (11/02) around 9:25 PM CST, I stumbled
across a station on 1580 with commercial spots for
businesses in Van Buren, AR. They were barely on
top of the mix, but they were there. At 9:30 PM,
I was surprised with an ID as KHGG News-Talk 1580,
Van Buren, Arkansas (or at least that's what I
750 KHWG NV Fallon. 1953 CST 11-2-06. Country music. Promo for some
program by Jim Ed Brown. Nice clear I.D. KHWG
790 CFCW AB Camrose. 0637 CST 11-3-06. Weather for Camrose. Mixing
with CIGM-WAYY others. Have not heard this one for a while.
Paul LaFreniere
Grand Marais, MN
Quoting John H. Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are we going through a bad patch or is the fall season turning to
winter???
Hopefully just a bad patch, John. I've been messing some with the data that
is derived from the NOAA POES satellite (what nerds do on their lunch hour),
and the last
willis wrote:
At 0300 EST, on 1060, I am hear R.G. Stair preaching. This unID
station is
under KYW and XEEP.
I checked out Stairs web site
Not possibly WNOE?
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
ICF2010 + Kiwa air core loop
DX398; Palomar loop
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Steve,
When staying in Yorba Linda last week I was surprised at the signal the TIS at
LAX was putting out. They were S-9 +30 db. I would say that the distance was
about 38 air miles. The station sounds like a regular broadcast station.
Wonder what there power is? Radio used was a R-30 cc
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2006 Nov 03 2105 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 03 November follow.
Solar flux 87 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 10.
The
I know that telling stuff from 'way back when' doesn't help any with respect to
how to hear something in this day and age.
Though, logic tells me that if signals propagated from the Pacific to the
eastern United States 'back in the day', they still do the same thing today.
Write off any
Looking at the FCC's site, they have 100 Watts of Power Output, but no ERP
specified/ I wonder, with no ERP specified, as long as they maintain the 100
Watts out.. can they do whatever they want to create an ERP of 250 to 300 as
some guess they might have?
They sit on a tower which puts
Pete,
Missed that one because they had the frequency listed wrong on the web site.
I bet Willis did too. WNOE is now WLNO. They come in here occasionally and I
always check for them to see how eastern reception is.
Mike Hawkins
Campbell CA
Pete Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would vote for KCKN Roswell if it's Brother RG Stair you heard on 1060
Jerry Keifer can verify this
Paul Walker
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Hi Bill, no I don't, but I think this hum was coming from their
transmitter, and it was there today as well.
On Thu, 02 Nov 2006 14:05:11 -0500, Bill Harms wrote:
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,
He said he was listening to 1060. I would bet on WLNO whose frequency was
INCORRECTLY LISTED as 1020.
Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would vote for KCKN Roswell if it's Brother RG Stair you heard on 1060
Jerry Keifer can verify this
Paul Walker
_www.walkerbroadcasting.com_
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2006 Nov 04 0004 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 03 November follow.
Solar flux 87 and mid-latitude A-index 8.
The mid-latitude
Hmm... Although KKVV does seem to leave their day rig on at night
sometimes, I'd be inclined to bet on WLNO too. Their web site
(www.wlno.com) does not include a schedule, but it does include an
address where you can contact them and ask about their programming:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
73, Tim Hall
Pete:
Thanks for your help.
There is no longer a WNOE radio. It is now WLNO and yes that is what it was.
An ID much later said so. WLON is a rare on here, specially at night.
Willis
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Dennis,
I heard earlier that the LAX TIS was running 100w.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Bro Stair is on WLNO/1060 all night as well as the Las Vegas station which
if running legal has 43 watts. From time to time New Orleans will switch
pattern/power early and come out smokin. XEEP runs 20kw at night
and the difference between them and the 100kw on 1050 is very noticeable.
In reference to R.G. Stair.
Here is a web site you folks may find interested. I wonder why radio
stations will play Stair's program. Isn't that aiding a convicted child
molester?
http://www.rickross.com/groups/rgstair.html
Willis
Old Fort, TN
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Sure having fun with the Misek Phaser. I successfully phased out the usually
very powerful KGO in San Francisco to here a nice ID for WGY Schenectady, NY
just before the TOH at 02:59 UTC (6:59 PM local). KGO was only barely
audible. Within 5 minutes, though, KGO was back with vengeance. This
LAX is using a 50 foot ( 15 Meter ) pole and operates a 100 watt transmitter.
The site is on the south side of the street -- on Century Blvd -- just west of
Aviation Blvd. It is just east of the main LAX terminal. Part two of the
existing system is a 10 watt transmitter that feeds a leaky
Very nice, Walter. This is the kind of stuff one can do with a good phasing
set up. Most likely you could retweak the controls and knock KGO down again.
73 KAZ...who would have given this hobby up years ago if not for phasing.
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If any of you westerners find KKVV using day rig at night, please let us
know. This is a station that I have expected to log, but never have been
able to. There's nothing really strong at all at night on 1060 with KYW
phased out on my westerly BOGs since they null XEEP nicely most of the time,
830 is quite a jumble here in Victoria. Normally, the strongest stations seem
to be CKKY in Wainwright, Alberta (with NHL hockey Oilers Radio Network) and
football play by play from KNCO Grass Valley, CA. Through the mess, I was
able to phase in WCCO Minneapolis, MN with Gopher Sports and
I apologize for my web tv box that failed to forward the text of
Radiomarine message. Event probably over by now.RCW
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At 08:04 PM 11/3/2006, you wrote:
Very nice, Walter. This is the kind of stuff one can do with a good phasing
set up. Most likely you could retweak the controls and knock KGO down again.
73 KAZ...who would have given this hobby up years ago if not for phasing.
You know, Neil, despite hearing
Hey, Walter,
There is a 50 kW AFN Tokyo behind KGO, too. Don't you dare hear that
before I get back out here next spring with my Misek/Ratzlaff splitter
John B.
At 10:04 PM 11/3/2006 -0600, you wrote:
Very nice, Walter. This is the kind of stuff one can do with a good phasing
set up.
At 03:11 04/11/2006, you wrote:
Sure having fun with the Misek Phaser. I successfully phased out
the usually very powerful KGO in San Francisco to here a nice ID for
WGY Schenectady, NY just before the TOH at 02:59 UTC (6:59 PM
local). KGO was only barely
audible. Within 5 minutes, though,
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