John,
I have the Palstar MW 550P and used it nightly until it was knock out by a
lighting strike at Grayland last April. Built like a tank and it tunes up into
the tropical band. Nice for tuning splits frequency stations and separating
them from domestic stations. I plan on sending mine
It's 1200 UT and no TPs with audio being heard. The last time I logged a TP
was 12/14. Only decent carrier this morning was 279 kHz. Will try again at
1530 UT.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
JRC 545 EWE NW
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Hi All,
I am going on a trip to Australia in March 2007. I am planning on taking a
laptop computer with me. My question is Has anyone on the list had problems
with their laptop after it was passed through the X-Ray machine at airports I
would hate tho think that the Xray erases the contents on
Alright, time to impress all w/my pig ignorance. 780? Heard no RR here. Yet.
But listening.
Here's what I got -
'Voz de Rumbo', post sunset, 20 SEP '06, qth Lemon Bay Park, Englewood, FL,
w/DX-398. 780 one of the few dead quiet daytime until ratbag Ft. Myers 770
'sportstalk' went iBLOC.
Gil IRCA readers -
One can always hope, but with our Baggie Maximo, one must rule out with
caution.
'95 FCC list compiled by nefarious anti-Castritas, from several lists
DF'ed, distant and close-in:
970: Net unknown, nothing heard, but: ITU cites Cosolacion, Gerona, Sancti
Spiritus,
One can always hope, but with our Baggie Maximo, one must rule out with
caution
If those stations you listed are still current, that's a clean sweep of the
a.m. dial.
Have wobble, will travel.
73, Gil NN4CW
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Alright, time to impress all w/my pig ignorance. 780? Heard no RR here.
Yet.
But listening.
I finally found the reference that I mentioned to Curt yesterday regarding
Radio Reloj being relayed to the other networks after 0600 Z.
Dennis
The same here with no TP's heard for several days.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 12:03:12 +
Subject: [IRCA] No TPs since 12/14
It's 1200 UT and no
Paul,
Would you please describe the RX and antenna that you bagged KVNS with?
73, Gil NN4CW
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At 12:03 19/12/2006, you wrote:
It's 1200 UT and no TPs with audio being heard.
I've pulled the wind blown antenna tangles from our pear tree down to
the ground, so I'm down to the ALA100 for now, until the new support
goes up. Things seems fairly lacking at 1530UT; carriers on
frequencies
don Fido signs anything I request. Have his personal word onna matter.
Gil, re '99 info, am sure you realize nothing 'out of date' w/fido. Like the
beast that was, yet is not, but yet again shall be, what wuz onna air years
ago can vanish, remain years dormant, and return.
RR return indicative
I heard JOAK-594 JOAB-693 this morning around 1500, but both poorly.
More Hawaiian activity with KPUA-670, KUAI-720, KGU-760, KLHT-1040,
KHBC-1060, and KUMU-1500 coming in.
Lots of IBOC hash too, with all of the Southern cx, IBOC on 760, 780,
900, 920, 950, 970, 1040, 1060, etc. etc.
73,
Dennis,
Paul at Palstar is very good about getting his units up and going for
you quickly. Sorry to hear about the lightening. Rare here, but it does
happen. But I love the unit.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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RR return indicative of bigga policy shift? Power restoration? Our
don Arnito
slapped new 6146's into mitter? Anything possible with don fido.
Indeed, all
things are.
RR has been observed doing this on various frequencies for at least the
last 2-3 years
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Alright, time to impress all w/my pig ignorance. 780? Heard no RR
here. Yet.
But listening.
Here's what I got -
'Voz de Rumbo', post sunset, 20 SEP '06, qth Lemon Bay Park,
Englewood, FL,
w/DX-398. 780 one of the few dead quiet daytime until ratbag Ft.
I find it quite remarkable that, at approximately 4900 miles, Paul was the
first DXer to discover the KVNS format change!Good job, Paul!
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Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, MA
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From: Paul Crankshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm using an AOR
Russ wrote:
The Mex NA is not impossible for KVNS if they're trying to program to that
demographic but more likely does suggest a second station.
==
the question was not explicitly raised, but US stations DO play other NAs.
If I recall correctly, KVOS-TV-12 from Bellingham (which
Let me explain that I am getting both IRCA and MWC in digests, but the IRCA
digests come a lot more frequently, so that is where I first saw Paul`s post
about 1700, and the only clip I had listened to was #3. I must have run it half
a dozen times and was convinced they were saying ``NVS``, but now
Last night I logged my country number 50 heard on MW while DXing in
Maryland! It was also my station number 1674. Radio Sucre 700 was
the station, which drifted into my shack this morning at 12/19 0907
UTC (0407 EST), with talk by a male in Spanish about Christmas and
several mentions of
Russ Edmunds wrote:
--- James Niven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am going on a trip to Australia in March 2007. I am planning on
taking a laptop computer with me. My question is Has anyone on the
list had problems with their laptop after it was passed through the
X-Ray machine at
At 09:54 AM 12/19/2006, you wrote:
that it's just a laptop anyway.
Mine goes into the tray, through the X-ray, and out the other side
without incident. Never been asked to turn it on, never had any problems
with lost data, and it was probably through an X-ray machine 20 times in
the last
Thanks Guy, I'm writing down the +'s and -'s on a sheet of paper and
will evaluate them and see what comes out best.
At 11:13 AM 12/19/2006, you wrote:
John, I owned a MW550P and had mixed results. Initially the preamp was
noisy, compared to a Wellbrook preamp and a A.R.R. preamp which added no
Ouch! Lightning strike. that hurts, hi! Thanks for the info. I am
putting down everyones responses on a sheet of paper and will figure
it out from there
73
John Hunter
At 06:59 AM 12/19/2006, you wrote:
John,
I have the Palstar MW 550P and used it nightly until it was knock
out by a lighting
Thanks Patrick, that sounds like a pretty good endorsement. One more
for the plus side.
73
John Hunter
Rossville GA
At 11:28 AM 12/19/2006, you wrote:
John,
I have been using the MW550P for a couple years now. It works very well.
Sometimes that extra boost will bring in a station and the
Congratulations, Bill!!!
Please tell us about your BUG antennas!
John B.
At 12:29 PM 12/19/2006 -0500, you wrote:
Last night I logged my country number 50 heard on MW while DXing in
Maryland! It was also my station number 1674. Radio Sucre 700 was
the station, which drifted into my
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