--- Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far North as we are, in the Winter we get constant skip during
much
of the day. I have always called the groundwave extended groudwave.
*** Back in the 1970's ( when the weather in this area was on average
colder than it is usually now ) it
--- Bill Harms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pat:
I had understood that extended reception like you describe is due
to a thin D-Layer.
*** Correct. In winter, the D layer, which would normally block the
daytime E layer refraction, thins and permits some of that to get
through. The
Nearly all IDs are now just Classical 1660 rather the old Classical 1660
KXTR.
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Nothing very exciting yet (1445UT). Carriers on the usual suspects.
What is interesting (you can tell I'm reaching to be optimistic here)
is the number of individual carriers on a frequency, per
Spectran. For example, 828 is showing 4 carriers on the northerly
Flag (rejects down under
Only carriers today on 558, 594, 693, 774, 1557, 1566, 1575 and 1593 heard from
1415-1426 UT.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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1440-1536 UT
Carriers really picked up at around 1511 ut, only one with near threshold
audio. (1422) The carriers were at peak levels for only about 10 minutes.
Was hoping for carriers to produce aduio as they did on 01-30-07.
Level 5 carriers 1314-1404-1422-1566-1593-1575
Level 4
TP conditions have been poor here lately, though with lots of MW carriers
from 1430-1515 utc, and the occasional MW channel fadeup for a second or two
with poor audio. 1116 being a fairly quiet channel here is good for me to
sit on, and presumed 600kW China fades up now and then during the dawn
Fellows,
Thanks for explaining the extended groundwave and winter effecting the D
layer. Up here in the NW the sun is low in the Southern sky during the winter,
lower than the SF Bay Area. Living in the Bay Area back in the late 60's, I
heard WLS at 4:00 PM. It was winter and about 40
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Feb 06 2108 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 06 February follow.
Solar flux 82 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 6.
The
Dennis,
Yes, I have thought of that many times before If I knew then what I
know now sort of thing. The frequencies were so clear in the 60s/70s
that a 1500' beverage would sing. Also daytime reception in those
days. In looking back at the QSLs from that era, I think What would I
have heard with
2007 COLLEGE BASEBALL NETWORKS - MISSISSIPPI REBELS
(per
www.olemisssports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=2600KEY=ATCLID=619618)
940-WCPC-Houston MS
1450-WROB-West Point MS
1490-WXBD-Biloxi MS
1490-WTUP-Tupelo MS
1570-WONA-Winona MS
1580-WAMY-Amory MS
1580-WPMP-Pascagouls-Moss MS
What station on 1220, would be Catholic in format, say the Hail Mary and the
Rosary?
Had them in at 1700 to 1720 yesterday. They faded. What took it's place,
faded up in it's place, was WSLM and weather report for Indiana.
Checked the EWTN radio network web site and they show nothing on 1220.
What station on 1220, would be Catholic in format, say the Hail Mary and
the
Rosary?
Had them in at 1700 to 1720 yesterday. They faded. What took it's place,
faded up in it's place, was WSLM and weather report for Indiana.
There's an outside chance my local WSTL-1220 might be it. They are
As reported last night, soft whine returns to 1040. 51J-4#1 cuts @ appx.
1039.6 during 1930R check. Quick 'n dirty look w/mighty Bendix Navigator 400
LOBS
NW-SE, consistent w/R. Victoria, qth Puerto Padre, Cuba.
Anyone else hearing for purposes of comparison?
Today I received a prepared card from KWJL-1380 Lancaster CA. I have finally
reached the 50% verified mark, 338 heard and 169 verified. The trick now will
be to stay above 50% with the next goal at 60%.
Martin Foltz
Mission Viejo CA
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Thanks to Bruce I too was also able to log WKYH. I heard USA radio
news, weather forecast, local ad, ID, and then Savage Nation. Mostly
over my phase nulled local WCAO. Bruce informed me of his reception
on the #mwdx chat room. Thank you Bruce.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
R8B
K9AY
260 deg
On Tuesday 06 February 2007 19:29, willis wrote:
What station on 1220, would be Catholic in format, say the Hail Mary and
the Rosary?
Had them in at 1700 to 1720 yesterday. They faded. What took it's place,
faded up in it's place, was WSLM and weather report for Indiana.
Checked the EWTN
After reading Nick's attempt to phase down KVI and hear Whitehorse on 570 I
checked my logs and discovered I hadn't logged it. So last night before
retiring for the night, I set up my receiver on 570, phased down KVI and went
to bed. This afternoon checking the recordings I heard an ID for the
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Feb 07 0003 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
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# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 06 February follow.
Solar flux 82 and mid-latitude A-index 5.
The mid-latitude
Mike, with all due respect, the time of your logging and the Yukon ment
would most definately be enough for me to count this nice logging.
73 KAZ
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From: Mike Stonebridge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 7:59 PM
Nice going Mike
CFWH is a semi-regular on our northwest beverages at Grayland.
I've heard local IDs and weather at about four minutes past the hour, just
after the CBC news. I think the ID is something like CBC Radio One North,
serving northern BC and the Yukon.
Bruce
--
Probably not the news you wanted to hear, but I believe you had WSLM both
times. I heard them doing the Rosary, etc., back in December, and I think
it
was at the same time of day as your reception.
Barry McLarnon VE3JF Ottawa, ON
Thanks Barry. I will just have to keep on listening. For
Willis
A quick Google search turned up WOTS Orlando as a Catholic multi-lingual
station, i.e http://www.stjosephradio.org/pages/directory.htm and
http://www.orlandodiocese.org/stewardship/facts.htm
Bruce
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From: willis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What
Thanks Willis! After I rest my eyes for a while, I'll try for the Extra
Class. After taking several tests a night, night after night, I need some
sleep. I also need a radio and an antenna...
Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!
Congrats Bert
Now on to the
Thanks! Once I get a radio and an antenna, I'll look you up on the air.
KI4SYC (previously known as Bert)
Magnificent! Welcome!
Gordon (Don) Bell, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!
1008TAIWAN, Radio Taiwan International, rec postcard with verie
statement in 100d. I had given up on this, as I received a program
schedule and other info about a month ago with no QSL. Apparently they
forgot to enclose one! So I am very pleased with the lost QSL . No V/S
and not the usual QSL
Mike,
The times I heard CFWH has been 0745-0830 PST, so your time fits mine
too. Great going! They used to have a nice folding QSL card too.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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From Gunter Lorenz on the MWoffsets list:
For those who like maps, have a look at
http://www.fmmap.de.http://www.fmmap.de. You can display e.g.
single frequency maps for MW (AM) for your favorite geographical
area or around your listening place.
Now I can start to speculate about those 7
And speaking of CBC'ers..I am still gunning for 860 Prince Rupert. Is there
mountain blockage to about 90-100 degrees towards me ? 73
KAZ who can phase CJBC to death near Chicago
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From: Nick Hall-Patch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Special interest nets have a half life of zippo.
However, with all the new, old, active, inactive and
in remission hams in the club, it might be fun to have
a one time on the air gathering. I'd be happy to
coordinate it if there is any interest.
Bob Coomler, W6RJC
Cloverdale, CA
--- Ira Elbert
Congrats Martin (and Patrick) on your new QSL's.
73- Doug
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 5:21 PM
Subject: [IRCA] New DX Milestone (temporary)
Today I received a prepared
Thanks Bruce:
I planned on trying again tonight with an expanded recording period before I
read your post. I usually record from 2 mins before TOH to 3 mins after.
Tonight I'll go from 5 before to 10 after. Thanks for the ID info.
Mike in St Isidore, AB
And speaking of CBC'ers..I am still gunning for 860 Prince Rupert. Is
there
mountain blockage to about 90-100 degrees towards me ? 73
There's lots of mountains between my location and Prince Rupert. CFPR blasts
in here most nights. Tonight they're S9+10. So they should reach you.
Mike in
Thanks Doug. New Taiwan stations aren't all that easy now. I hear the
same ones over and over.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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