Conditions seem to be great this morning. Unfortunately I didn't manage
to log anything new.
900 CKBI SK Prince Albert. 2/8 0058. Great signal with very little
fading. C&W music then into news followed by BN sports. Dual IDs for 900
CKBI and 95.9 FM in La Ronge. (PG-CO)
Patrick Griffith
Westminst
At 22:13 07/02/2007, you wrote:
>Nick,
>
>Do they list all the call letters at s/off or at some other time?
>1640UT is 8:40am here, well after LSR and the time all the locals
>power up.
Heh, don't listen to me, Pete, listen to the experts:
http://www.dxing.info/articles/DXing_and_IDing_NHK_stati
At 19:41 07/02/2007, you wrote:
>Hi all, on 540 in the day time, I get what appears to be a harmonic of
>knbr, but a friend of mine theorizes this as being a translator, and
>wonder if this is a translator, or a harmonic of 680? 660 has a
>harmonic of ksfo, in the day time, and I wonder if this to
For those who have Scott Fybush's calendar, Frebruary 2007 has a
fantastic shot of the KGO site. What a beautiful shot. I would have
bought the calendar for that pix alone. No wonder I hear them up here at
nearly 600 miles during the day!
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Sux here with a local on 1040, nada heard.
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> As reported earlier this week, 1039.6x tone reprises its act. Weak earlier
> this evening, now medium strength at 2200R, LOBS > NW - SE, in line
w/Puerto
> Padre, Cuba. Unless anyone has conflicting data, why not tentatively i/d
as R.
> Victoria & call it a day? Given don fido's penchant for off-
As always, glad to be of service---you've helped me on
a few---Jamaica comes to mind...what goes round...
73, BC
--- Bill Harms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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. Mos
As reported earlier this week, 1039.6x tone reprises its act. Weak earlier
this evening, now medium strength at 2200R, LOBS > NW - SE, in line w/Puerto
Padre, Cuba. Unless anyone has conflicting data, why not tentatively i/d as R.
Victoria & call it a day? Given don fido's penchant for off-freq'
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Feb 08 0007 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 February follow.
Solar flux 82 and mid-latitude A-index 11.
The mid-latitude K-i
KGO is on the Newark side of the Dumbarton Bridge, virtually surrounded by
water. KNBR is in Belmont, just east of US 101. They are about 10-12 miles
apart.
I live in Campbell, just southwest of San Jose. While both stations are very
strong there, there is no interaction between them an
Hi Glen, k g o's transmitter site is by the Dumbarton bridge, and I
believe that is in Newark California, and the knbr transmitter site is
in Bellmont, I do believe, but I had heard it was by the San Francisco
international airport, but maybe I'm confusing them with k g e i on
short wave.
On Wed,
Marty Duplicate signals heard on other freqs are more
than likely harmonics instead of signals coming from
repeaters since big city stations usually dont
transmit on alternate freqs in nearby smaller towns
unless it's a network set up to fill in deadspots
which is more commonly done by FM stations.
Glenn,
I think you're right. KGO is strong enough here (8 miles directly north,
over water, in their beam) that they take out 800 and 820 and still heavily
distort 790 and 830. I am also about 10 miles SSE of KNBR with their 50KW ND
antenna. Needless to say, there's a bunch of non-exist
I would like that, but as I said, I need a radio and an antenna...=)
Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!
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--- Glenn Hauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> KNBR on 940 would be a leapfrog mixing product, as I like to call
> them On SW,
> of 680 over KGO 810, a further 130 kHz. Are the KGO and KNBR sites
> close enough
> to interact? It could be an external mixing product, not necessarily
> receiver-produ
KNBR on 940 would be a leapfrog mixing product, as I like to call them On SW,
of 680 over KGO 810, a further 130 kHz. Are the KGO and KNBR sites close enough
to interact? It could be an external mixing product, not necessarily
receiver-produced front-end overload. 73, Glenn Hauser, OK
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Nick,
Do they list all the call letters at s/off or at some other time?
1640UT is 8:40am here, well after LSR and the time all the locals
power up.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
ICF2010 + Kiwa air core loop
DX398; Palomar loop
Nick H-P wrote:
> NHK2 sig
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Feb 07 2103 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 February follow.
Solar flux 82 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 12.
The mid-la
Mike,
You are way too cautious! That's a keeper for sure. Wonderful catch!!!
Don K.
Mike Stonebridge wrote:
> 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 s
Nice catches, nice recording Paul!!! Thanks for sharing. When I was in
Iceland in 1955 I don't recall hearing stations from the south (like WAXY-WLNO
etc). Good DX! Brings lots of nostalgia
here, remembering listening to CJDC-1350-Dawson Creek BC while shaving, around
7:30 a.m. local time (
Quoting Bill Block <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Only a very carrier on 774 at 1415 no other carriers or audio
> were heard.>
had weak to very weak audio at times on 747,774, 828 and 1287; not on 1566
though. Various carriers also.
Dennis...NHK2 signs off at 1500UT on Sunday and Monday mornings o
Michael Hawkins wrote:
> SPUR is probably a better word, as harmonics would have a
> relationship to the frequency of the station and the frequency of IF
> transformers. I get KNBR on 940 here. At first I thought I was
> getting Bend OR at 3pm until I realized it was KNBR. Where you are,
> also
SPUR is probably a better word, as harmonics would have a relationship to the
frequency of the station and the frequency of IF transformers. I get KNBR on
940 here. At first I thought I was getting Bend OR at 3pm until I realized it
was KNBR. Where you are, also look for KFAX on 1000 and KGO
Hi all, on 540 in the day time, I get what appears to be a harmonic of
knbr, but a friend of mine theorizes this as being a translator, and
wonder if this is a translator, or a harmonic of 680? 660 has a
harmonic of ksfo, in the day time, and I wonder if this too is a
translator, or a harmonic of
Hi, this is the 540 from Tijuana, whos' call sign escapes me at the
moment, but they're simel-casting with 1260 from Beverly hills, and
105.1 from Los Angeles.
On Wed, 7 Feb 2007 06:44:08 -0800, Doug Pifer-desert4wd.com wrote:
Hi All,
Anything in the west broadcasting CW music on 540? Earlier,
Nick,
If you can get by KVI, you should hear CFWH. I have heard several times
here. I must admit, it was easier when I had the 2,000 foot beverage to
the N/NW though. I also heard CKRW 610 too.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Only a very carrier on 774 at 1415 no other carriers or audio
were heard. Bill Block
Prescott Valey, AZ
Drake R8> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com> Date: Wed, 7 Feb
2007 15:40:10 +> Subject: [IRCA] TP 02-07-07> > > > JOUB 774 kHz in at
1511-1514 ut with level 7 signal and w
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Thanks Tim,
I've logged XESURF a number of times, but I didn't know about the change. I
remember KZLA FM and I think one other "larger" country station in the LA
area... Interesting.
73- Doug
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JOUB 774 kHz in at 1511-1514 ut with level 7 signal and woman in Japanese.
Thought they signed-off at 1505 ut on weekdays?
Carriers and Levels below:
Level 3 Level 4 Level 5
594 1593 1566
639
702
738
828
873
1503
1485
1575
1206 had KEX HD hiss covering a weak car
My local XESURF switched to country several months ago after LA lost their
main country FM. Slogan is "country 5-40 and 12-60" - 73, Tim Hall, Chula
Vista, CA
On 2/7/07, Doug Pifer-desert4wd.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> Anything in the west broadcasting CW music on 540? Earlier,
Hi All,
Anything in the west broadcasting CW music on 540? Earlier, I heard a
little bit of probable KVIP-Redding, CA, but the noise is doing it's thing.
CBK was in well earlier but is fading out/noise getting stronger. The other
factor is my local on 550 prevents me from looping anything exce
Hey,
This is a great database, even if it just uses ITU
submissions its easily accessible, seems to pick up at least
some directional patterns and can be searched not only by frequency
but by network I don't know if this will clear up and of the PAL
Unknown Location sites in China, f
BTW, thanks for bringing this station up. I've known about this station for
a long time and I'm pretty sure? I caught this one from So. Cal. I can't
say I've logged them from here yet but I think the prognosis is good -
sometimes I forget about 540hi. The truth is, I always forget about
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