Marty,
There is no stream and it is coming in tonight. From reading your message, I
am having a difficult time figuring out exactly what you're asking for. Wanna
try again?
Mike Hawkins
Marty Rimpau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I had dismissed this station, thinking it was
--- Barry McLarnon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TAs had a hot start here around local sunset (2130-2200 UT), with big
signals
from Albania-1395, France-1467, Saudi-1521 and various others, but
then they
died out and didn't come back. Conditions changing?
*** Sounds like MwA to me.
Below is the part of Les' original message that I saved.
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, MA
From: Les Rayburn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Big news in the DX Test World today. We heard from Tony Mulligan of KERR
750khz in Polson, MT. He wanted to let us know that he's decided to do some
full power
From: Chuck Hutton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] 50KW KERR Joins Big
Sky DX Test
Huh?
Did I hit the delete button too rapidly? I don't
recall seeing a test announcement nor Marc's reply.
Me either, but the KEER info is posted on Brandon
Jordan's dx test site at
Pete Bruce,
KKOL is stronger here that operating from the ship, but no powerhouse.
With NOrtherly cx this morning, KKOL is S9 or so off the WNW EWE.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Greetings,
A good morning, especially for Japanese. Quite a few Chinese also. I did
not get up until 1400, but the dial was alive. The JJ Powerhouses were
quite strong, 594, 693, 747, 774. 972 KK was very good too. I found
most of the 20-100KW commercial stations also good. JOHR 1287 was
Big news in the DX Test World today. We heard from Tony Mulligan of KERR
750khz in Polson, MT. He wanted to let us know that he's decided to do some
full power maintenance tests, and as scheduled them for the same night as our
Big Sky
DX Test on November 19th! While KERR will not broadcast
Received an inquiry from a DX'er today, who wanted to know exactly how we
went
about handling verifications/QSL's when the Broadcast Test Coordinator is
handling
the reception reports for a DX test. It's a fair question, so here goes:
Our process works like this---I review the reports (and
With the solar numbers so good for a while, I actually set the
alarm. Originally, I was going to roll out at 4AM thankfully,
calmer heads prevailed and I set it for 5:00 AM, so I was at the dial
2 hours before dawn. Dawn is now about 1510 UTC. The early period
was very disappointing,
In what is becoming an annual event, Michael J. Richard of KEVA conducted
another
DX Test on October 23rd, 2006.
While we didn't have the nearly perfect conditions that allowed last
season's coast to
coast receptions, this year's test still allowed a number of lucky DX'ers to
pull
in this
Not to nitpick, but KWBY is 250 Watts Day and 200 Watts night not too
bad for a single stick on 940!
Paul Walker
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The DX'ers Best Friend, Paul Walker did it again, arranging for a DX test
from the rare state of New Hampshire. This is perhaps the 8th or 9th test
that Paul had either personally conducted or played a key role in arranging
during the past three seasons. And it looks like he may even pull off
Last night, 940 was interesting...XEMMM was the predominant station, but
subject to occasional fading. KWBY was periodically in strong, but usually in
the back seat. Throughout, CJGX was poking in occasionally. At 0500, CJGX
took over the frequency.
Mike
The Kaskey Family [EMAIL
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2006 Nov 09 2106 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 09 November follow.
Solar flux 89 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 7.
The
This is going to a few lists since it pertains to each in a different way...
Noe Corp, LLC is selling KNOE-AM 540 to Holladay Broadcasting, who operate
as The Radio People. They begin operation of KNOE-540 as of December 1st under
an LMA, while awaiting approval of the sale.
Once the sale
Good Morning,
No TPs heard below 774 on MW. 2 long-waves heard 189 279.
Around 1503 UTC China CRN1 was in on 1593 with a fair signal. No sign of China
on 1206 this morning. Japanese stations on 1404 1422 popped in also after
1500 UTC. Totals with audio below
Perhaps a wee-bit out datted, however..
that station that decided to only send verifications via e-mail only has
actually decided, in my opinion, to say they do NOT wish to bother to QSL at
all. One MUST remember what the HAM QSL is all about, as well as the
HISTORIC QSL of the early days.
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2006 Nov 10 0013 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 09 November follow.
Solar flux 89 and mid-latitude A-index 7.
The mid-latitude
--- Konnie Rychalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. QSL Lists... if there are any - I haven't yet seen one. Many on
these
posts mention receiving QSLs... but what about a list. If a station
does
not QSL, or in the case about via e-mail only, then this should be
post
somwehere.
I
True, but I only hear them at night..
dkk
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to nitpick, but KWBY is 250 Watts Day and 200 Watts night not too
bad for a single stick on 940!
Paul Walker
_www.walkerbroadcasting.com_ (http://www.walkerbroadcasting.com)
At 17:33 09/11/2006, you wrote:
For a bit, I thought 612 was DU late in the enhancement, but as
it peaked, it was clearly NHK1, Fukuoka.
How late was late, John? At about 1515UT, 612 looped DU from here,
audio not quite good enough to get the language. 1548 made a rare
appearance
Right around 1515 to 1520 It could have been Australia inna
parallel universe, where Japan won the war :) Course, you hear DU
better than me and I hear CC better than you and maybe jj, so we both
could be exactly right. And then there is bent path...
Fascinatin' hobby, eh?
JOhn B.
Konnie,
Thanks for your feedback. However, in this day, the old saying goes
Beggers can't be choosers comes into play. We are asking a station to
QSL a report. How the station decides or does not decide to QSL is up to
them. Sure, we would all like that letter on station letterhead with
full
Russ,
You are right. A list of who and who doesn't QSL is not good. In my over
40 years of QSLing, I have only found a handfull of stations that would
not QSL. That is during a certain period. As soon as the station
personal changed, the station started to reply. I know that in several
cases. So
I dunno if it's normal or not, but at 1:51am Eastern time, i'm getting a
fairly steady signal out of WSAR 1480 Fall River, MA.
I heard several mentions of the South Bay, Your News, Your Talk, and a
promo for a 1 hour show at 9am on weekdays.
Now, mine you, my radio is about 200 feet from
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