Pete Bruce,
I normally don't log TIS stations on the odd frequencies within the
broadcast band. I was quite surprised. I guess I never noticed the signs
on I-5 either.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Hi Pete,
KKOL is mostly dominant, here in NE Oregon, with KLER next in line
underneath, and several others behind that.
Steve
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Subject: [IRCA] KKOL
The A:0 K:0 when I just checked a bit ago.
Patrick Martin
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Gee, it was like mid-October. Virtually all of the usual suspects
were there, and the upper band was more active hat I've seen it inna
couple of weeks. 43 in audio, overall. Most of the usual JJs, KKs
and even CCs. 567, NHK1, Sapporo is usually only threshold audio on
good mornings. It was
650 WNMT MN Nashwauk - 10/24 0700 - Fair in WSM null with Newstalk AM 650,
WNMT Nashwauk, a service of Midwest Communications. That's the first English
I've ever heard spoken on 650 that wasn't from WSM!
1040 WYSL NY Avon - 11/7 0700 - Good, topping WPBS in WHO null, with 20,000
watts
KOMO 1000 Seattle WA just scraped in here this morning (0750)
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/komo081106.mp3
One other rarity heard was 1280 WNAM from Neenah WI (0753)
http://paulc.mwcircle.org/WNAM.mp3
Paul (GM7VXR)
Troon, Scotland
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On Wednesday 08 November 2006 07:31, Russ Edmunds wrote:
Adding to the mix, this morning around 0635-40, I had a teaching
preaching type of format poking through WRVA. Forgetting about PSRA's
for a moment, that would only seem to fit WRNA-NC. But if I open up to
PSA's, and broaden the format
I also heard KKOL 1300 atop several stations just after midnight. However, the
cw I was getting was from Carson City. I've never heard KLER. I also noted
KLOK getting kicked around but I was getting ESPN from KPUG. This morning
between 6:05-6:25 a.m. PST I was getting a good mix on 670 of
KLER was in last night as was KCMY. While I was listening, KCMY was doing talk
(election coverage?), which helped KLER stand out. KENI was in well after 0500
PT this morning...so well that I thought I might have a chance at KFQD but it
didn't happen. I fell asleep listening to very nice
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 08 November follow.
Solar flux 86 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 0.
The
WUNR-1600 Brookline, MA runs various types of ethnic programming. I've never
heard them with Gregorian chants - but anything is possible.
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Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, MA
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Which station
Makes perfect sense to me, they were blasting in last night in IL and News
1130 was also very good. 73 KAZ
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KZGX Watertown MN is now in Hmong and sounds just like this at night. 73
KAZ
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That's interesting! I've posted a bit of the recording to the Hmong
Yahoo Group (yes there is one!).
Thanks Neil
Paul
Neil Kazaross wrote:
KZGX Watertown MN is now in Hmong and sounds just like this at night. 73
KAZ
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Since Monday 11/6 until today 11/8, I have noticed that WTWP has not
been running IBOC. I don't know yet if this is permanent.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 08 November follow.
Solar flux 86 and mid-latitude A-index 0.
The mid-latitude
We can only hope that it is permanent and that they are the first of many
... if not all!
Jim Pogue
Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop, attic longwire
Quantum phaser
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Dear Jim and fellow IRCA listeners -
What fine news to discover upon return from daily forced march. May the
demise of this noisy insolent digital scabies be permanent and become many, as
blood flecks in wino vomit.
BigKorpseorate poopsheets' latest spin: iBLOC 'investors looking at twenty
Huh?
Did I hit the delete button too rapidly? I don't recall seeing a test
announcement nor Marc's reply.
Chuck
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Hmmm, didn't get the original, Marc's reply, or Russ's message here.
Gerry Bishop
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One can only hope as it is no fun to have nearly 900 mile away KOA's IBOC
which is on til 6 PM MST messing up my sunset skip DX on 840 and 860.
Need I mention WTMJ's IBOC coming on in the morning and wrecking any
attempts to get a bit of audio out of what should be the strong Aussie on
612.
Better sunset skip cx to west than could normally be expected this early in
Nov. Another tentative for KKIM 1000 with rlg mx thru phased WMVP but they
switched at 17:59 CST prior to any ID. All kinds of typical western sunset
skip stuff hrd due to phasing.
On the TA front, things like Ireland
Similar results this morning down here in southern Alberta. Around 80
carriers noted, including some decent ones on generally unproductive
frequencies. Audio noted on 531, 594, 693, 702, 747, 774, 1179, 1242,
1422, 1566.Also likely that I was hearing KYUK on 640 as I heard a
clear NPR
The more TeamBLOC talks, the more they sound like grifters. Dissemblings more
preposterous than ever. Latest re 'twenty year return' is absurd.
Analong's elegant simplicity is what makes it durable in face of constant
innovation. Compelling programming would heliarc it into permanence.
But
Given this run of K=0, we should be struggling through the TA's on
the west coast, but no.1215 has had a carrier here for a couple
of hours, rose briefly to audio traces around 0400, then
collapsed.Maybe a dozen wispy carriers elsewhere, and that has been it.
Maybe later
Nick
So far in the NW, IBOC is slow to catch on, but we have now 3 on, 850
Tacoma, 1190 1330 Portland. Both KBOI 670 KIXI 880 was going IBOC,
per reports. In the Winter KSL is in 24/7 and their day IBOC is not fun.
Plus there are the Northern CA IBOCers like 910, 960, and 740 SF,
650-Sacramento, 770
No better up here Nick. I still have faint carriers on 1215 and 1053 plus
fair audio on 153 and 189. None of the other carriers noted earlier produced
any audio.
Mike in St Isidore, AB
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On Wednesday 08 November 2006 23:09, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Given this run of K=0, we should be struggling through the TA's on
the west coast, but no.1215 has had a carrier here for a couple
of hours, rose briefly to audio traces around 0400, then
collapsed.Maybe a dozen wispy carriers
Since Monday 11/6 until today 11/8, I have noticed that WTWP has not
been running IBOC. I don't know yet if this is permanent.
Bill Harms
Have you considered mailing the obligatory thank-you letter
to the GM, advising that you have noticed the recent
improvement in audio quality in the
Surprise logging on car radio 11/7 1700 PST. Usually if KPIG-1510 fades
during sunset skip, KGA comes barreling in. This time, no more than a
whisper from KGA, and KFNN-1510 ruled the roost instead. New logging.
On 11/8, 1400 UT, thought I had China on 945, but instead surprise NHK
pips on the
Hi all, I had dismissed this station, thinking it was probably bend
Oregon, or something like that, but apparently, the 940 in Fresno is
off tonight, and I found out that x e m m m at 940 in Mexicali is
oldies, but there doesn't seem to be any internet stream, though before
the song on a carousel
Bruce,
Not sure about 8pm PST but at 10:35pm they are transmitting from the
Port of Tacoma property. I think they have made the permanent move.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
ICF2010 + Kiwa air core loop
DX398; Palomar loop
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Is KKOL transmitting
No TA's noted here, but plenty of Alaskans tonight. KENI-650, KBYR-700,
KFQD-750, KGTL-620, KBBI-890, etc.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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