Pat,
I will have a receiver set to the 1116 channel. With the SW Ewe I should have
a better chance. It will be my first Australian from this location on MW. I
remember back in 1980 sitting in a one bedroom apartment in Albany, CA with a
NRC box loop and hearing many DUswith the old HQ 180.
Dennis,
If English, my bet is on 4BC. They are a powerhouse on the coast often.
73,
Patrick
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This came from another thread and I thought Id pass it along...
As long as we're on the subject of being off..
WNTP, 990, Philadelphia, is currently off the air to
continue making changes to its daytime directional
array. We are making final adjustments to the phasing
and tuning networks and
Just after I posted this XEPE came back on the air. I've heard them off on
Sunday evenings before and I think it was the same time period (10-11 PM).
Martin Foltz
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XEPE off, 10:45- (it's 10:58 now) PM PDT, Spanish music station presumed to be
Brownsville TX, slogan sounds like Precisoa.
Martin Foltz
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This should be an interesting story.I hope it will be
included in the SF C that's available in the Victoria
Public Library. I'll check it out.--Bill in BC
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At 10:17 PM 3/25/2007, you wrote:
>Greetings Everyone:
>
>Dozens and dozens of TA's were in here this evening. As usual, most were just
>carriers, but I did manage to extract audio from around 20 or so. It all
>started well before local sunset (19:12 MDT) when I found a huge carrier on
>1215 a
The Buzz on 1110 on sat nite could have been coming
from the little radio station in Oak Harbor ,WA since
I noticed that other signals on same freq sounded like
they were under carrier signal that did not
fluctuate.The 500 watts from KWDB is almost local and
is stronger(even downtown) than most of
As long as we're on the subject of being off..
WNTP, 990, Philadelphia, is currently off the air to
continue making changes to its daytime directional
array. We are making final adjustments to the phasing
and tuning networks and should be back up around 4am.
This will, hopefully, be the last n
Greetings Everyone:
Dozens and dozens of TA's were in here this evening. As usual, most were just
carriers, but I did manage to extract audio from around 20 or so. It all
started well before local sunset (19:12 MDT) when I found a huge carrier on
1215 and it went on from there. Carriers heard
> I hope you managed to ID the other stn as SD's KOKK !!
Neil-
No, shortly after posting that note I went to bed. I have IDed KOKK in the
past and did not need them.
I am getting to old for these all nighters.
Willis
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Pat,
I got confused reading the 2007 WRTH, two of the Australian stations looked
like that were listed under 1110 kHz, right below the Hawaiian station. (KAOI)
Chuck & James listened to the recording and could recognize a few words.
No IDs. Conditions that morning were not that great for Japane
> This political piece should have gone directly to Patrick
> Martin!!
Cholly,
You are getting to be too much like me on another list...
I hope we clear things up with Cuba so we can go look at some of
those jammer antennas and transmitters they have.
Kevin
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I hope you managed to ID the other stn as SD's KOKK !!
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From: "willis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "IRCA" ; "AMFMTVDX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 3:43 AM
Subject: [IRCA] WPHT off air at 0300
> WPHT-1210 is off the air at 0300 EDT.
>
> I have KGYN bla
4BC was caught last season a couple hundred miles south of me in IL and that
DXer //ed a web stream. I have had good carriers here and maybe only a
couple dB shy of some audio.
73 KAZ
- Original Message -
From: "Chuck Hutton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Mailing list for the International
> I'm looking mainly for something to use once we're off the air here at
> 1590. no matter what kinda radio I have, it'll overload here
I have done a fair bit of work with DXing right at transmitter sites. The
Palstar R30CC is quite robust. I have used it about 30' from a tower with a
kilowa
> Here's a thought. The 2006-07 Purdue Sports Network
>
> (http://purduesports.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/m-bball-radio-network.html)
> shows a WMRI AM, 860 in Marion, IN. and two (2) stations on 1230 kHz:
> Hammond - WJOB-AM, and Logansport - WSAL-AM.
>
> The ID sounds exactly like
Paul, I agreebut I thought WSAL could be LMA'd by the WMRI
owners. Chris
- Original Message -
From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America"
Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 10:27 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] UnID's He
Here's a thought. The 2006-07 Purdue Sports Network
(http://purduesports.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/m-bball-radio-network.html)
shows a WMRI AM, 860 in Marion, IN. and two (2) stations on 1230 kHz:
Hammond - WJOB-AM, and Logansport - WSAL-AM.
The ID sounds exactly like you and
It doesnt look as if WSAL 1230 is co owned with WMRI 860 and neither website
indicates any simulcast or co-ownership
Paul
On 3/25/07, chris and anne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi !! Could WSAL , 1230 in Logansport, In. be rebroadcasting WMRI 860 in
> Marion, In.?? They are not far apart, an
I'm looking mainly for something to use once we're off the air here at
1590. no matter what kinda raido I have, it'll overload here
Paul
On 3/25/07, Powell E. Way III W4OPW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> --- "Paul B. Walker, Jr."
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > George & Blaine:
> >
> >
Charles A Taylor wrote:
The Bermuda tapes may have deteriorated, but I was using a rather inferior-
grade portable cassette recorder. They were still quite intelligible. :'(
Charlie-Sparky-san,
DO NOT, I say again, DO NOT get rid of those tapes. In the foggy
recesses of my neuron container,
Hi Mike, I wished I had paid much more attention to ktrb than I did,
probably because when I did get it from Berkeley in 1964, it was mixed
in with k a b l, so I dismissed it, but I understand that in 1963, they
were playing everything from the bill board hot 100, and that would
have been very inte
Hi !! Could WSAL , 1230 in Logansport, In. be rebroadcasting WMRI 860 in
Marion, In.?? They are not far apart, and WSAL would fill in the side of
WMRI's nullsas WMRI protects the Toronto 860 stn. .Just a guess !!
73, Chris K4NHL
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--- "Paul B. Walker, Jr."
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> George & Blaine:
>
> Thanks for your comments.
>
> So far, Im leaning towards the Kaito KA-1102 unit as
> it has almost
> everything I need in terms of features, AM, FM and
> SW in different tuning
> steps.. but I'm going to wait a little w
San Francisco Chronicle - Sunday, March 25, 2007
RADIO WAVES, by Ben Fong-Torres
For those interested in the radio format happenings of the San
Francisco Bay Area, this story covers not simply the activities of AM
and FM radio, but semi-interviews of and comments by the DJs that are
making
The female announcer clearly mentions "your music" and I hear definately
hear 860 and WMRI when I listen closely
Paul
On 3/25/07, Craig Healy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > >I've posted a couple of new unID's - one on 1230, the other on 1480.
> > >They're available at
> > >
> > >http://www.wt
Charles A Taylor wrote:
> At 04:59 PM 3/25/2007 -0700, you wrote:
>> I've posted a couple of new unID's - one on 1230, the other on 1480.
>> They're available at
>>
>>
>> http://www.wtfda.info/forumdisplay.php?f=38
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any help.
>> Russ Edmunds
>
> Russ,
>
> I listened sev
Group,
This political piece should have gone directly to Patrick
Martin!!
I'm sorry I sent it to the reflector instead!
Charles
WD4INP, Greenville (NC)
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> >I've posted a couple of new unID's - one on 1230, the other on 1480.
> >They're available at
> >
> >http://www.wtfda.info/forumdisplay.php?f=38
> >
> >Thanks in advance for any help.
> >Russ Edmunds
>
> Russ,
>
> I listened several times to the 1230 thing. It certainly sounds like
> "WMRI." But
George & Blaine:
Thanks for your comments.
So far, Im leaning towards the Kaito KA-1102 unit as it has almost
everything I need in terms of features, AM, FM and SW in different tuning
steps.. but I'm going to wait a little while for other opnions before I make
my choice
Paul
On 3/25/07, Georg
I listened over a dozen times and definately heard WMRI, but thats on 860!
Paul
On 3/25/07, Charles A Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> At 04:59 PM 3/25/2007 -0700, you wrote:
> >I've posted a couple of new unID's - one on 1230, the other on 1480.
> >They're available at
> >
> >
> >http://w
Dennis,
Both station are indeed on 1116. 3AK used to be on 1503 some years back
where they were common. Since moving to 1116, I have not heard them. But
4BC is a powerhouse there directional to the NE. Probably the reason I
have not heard 3AK. JJ Commercial stations are also common on 1116.
73,
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At 04:59 PM 3/25/2007 -0700, you wrote:
>I've posted a couple of new unID's - one on 1230, the other on 1480.
>They're available at
>
>
>http://www.wtfda.info/forumdisplay.php?f=38
>
>Thanks in advance for any help.
>Russ Edmunds
Russ,
I listened several times to the 1230 thing. It certainly soun
Charles A Taylor wrote:
> Finally finished digitization of my DX logging cassettes stretching back to
> 1978.
> All have been converted to MP3 files.
Congratulations!
> I made the mistake of acquiring two Verbatim Blu-ray BD-RE rewritable CDs.
> Can store up to 25 GB each. However, they are inc
Kaito KA-1102 AM/FM/SW digital tuning w/single sideband. It fits in most
pockets: 5.5"L x 3.5" H x 1"D. $64.95+ $9.95 shipping on eBay from
radiosforyou.com. Also, available from Universal slightly used with 60 day
warranty for $59.95 + $6.95 shipping www.rffun.com . The narrow AM filter is
les
At 05:48 PM 3/23/2007 -0700, you wrote:
>Charlie,
>
>Like you, I have many friends in Canada. Bob & I went to the Lower
>Mainland often for many years. To think I need a Passport now, bugs me a
>lot. But I wont get into that. But I love Canada. I always have from
>the days when I was six travellin
Group:
Finally finished digitization of my DX logging cassettes stretching back to
1978.
All have been converted to MP3 files.
A whopping 2.75 GB of space. Have them stored on two separate subdirectories
as a preventive to corruption. One subdirectory is the original WAV file after
inputting dir
I've posted a couple of new unID's - one on 1230, the other on 1480.
They're available at
http://www.wtfda.info/forumdisplay.php?f=38
Thanks in advance for any help.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
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FM:
Hi Dennis,
Please send your recording this way for a quick listening!!
Thanks
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Help needed in IDing the language of a station heard on 03-24-07 @ 1335 UT. The
frequency is 1116 kHz. Steve, Pat and others have heard 4BC on this frequency.
That brings up ano
Charlie,
Thanks for the information. WRTH 2007 had 4BC & 6MM near the 1110 frequency
catogory right below KAOI Hawaii. Chuck was able to make out a fews words, but
no IDs. Going to set up the SW Ewe this morning and with the A index high,
maybe it will come in? Also had the filter at 2.4 kH
On Sun, 25 Mar 2007, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
> I need a reccoemndation for a good walkman.
Have heard several recommend the AIWA J707 (I believe I have that model
number right), but it's only found on eBay. It records and does playback,
and is a solid radio.
Blaine Thompson
Hello everyone:
I need a reccoemndation for a good walkman.
It needs to be digital, SW band coverage would be great but I'd settle for
just AM/FM. It needs to have fairly good selectivity as I'm 3 miles from an
FM tower and 250 feet from an AM stick. (A Walkman that has a way for me to
record it'
Gary -
I'd like to have a copy. Maybe you could send it to Nick Hall-Patch and get
it published in the bulletin?
Sorry you couldn't make it to Bruce's for the get-together last month.
Chuck
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At 07:21 PM 3/25/2007 +, you wrote:
>Help needed in IDing the language of a station heard on 03-24-07 @ 1335
>UT. The frequency is 1116 kHz. Steve, Pat and others have heard 4BC on
>this frequency. That brings up another question: 2007 WRTH lists 1116 as
>having 3AK Melbourne on this f
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Hello All,
The medium-wave portable DX receiver of choice in the Japanese market,
the Sony ICF-EX5, is practically unknown here in North America. A direct
successor to the highly sensitive ICF-S5 (and S5W), the radio was strictly
designed for the Japanese market, and is not offered fo
Dennis:
Both stations are on the air, but only 4BC has been heard at Grayland as
they have a directional pattern that is very favorable to us.
Do you have a clip you can send?
Chuck
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Help needed in IDing the language of a station heard on 03-24-07 @ 1335 UT.
The frequency is 1116 kHz. Steve, Pat and others have heard 4BC on this
frequency. That brings up another question: 2007 WRTH lists 1116 as having
3AK Melbourne on this frequency. 2006 WRTH lists the call as 4BC.
At 11:42 PM 3/24/2007 -0400, you wrote:
>On Saturday 24 March 2007 10:43, Charles A Taylor wrote:
> > I've heard them both in operation with about a 15-Hz carrier beat between
> > them. Inter has since move closer to 1,710,000.0.
>
>Tonight, I reckon Moshiach to be on 1709.9689, and Inter on 1709.9
Russ,
Thanks. I guess living in rural Oregon, FM DX is still very much alive
and well. Maybe I should get another Yagi (If I can keep the winds from
knocking in down).
Patrick
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2007 MLB NETWORKS - TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS (CORRECTED)
(per tampabay.devilrays.mlb.com/tb/schedule/radionetwork.jsp)
680-WGES-St. Petersburg FL (Spanish Flagship)
770-WWCN-North Fort Myers FL
1060-WIXC-Titusville FL
1080-WHOO-Kissimmee FL
1250-WHNZ-Tampa FL (Flagship)
1250-WDCF-Dade City FL
1380-WEL
2007 MLB NETWORKS - CHICAGO WHITE SOX (AMENDED)
(per chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/cws/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp)
670-WSCR-Chicago IL (Flagship)
880-WIJR-Highland IL
1060-WRHL-Rochelle IL
1150-KCPS-Burlington IA
1170-KJOC-Davenport IA
1200-WRTO-Chicago IL (Spanish Flagship)
1230-KZYM-Joplin MO
1240
Charles -
Interesting re hash cancellation. Sounds like TMC's FRR-60 system, as ETs
explained it.
iNiquity's smooth fanciful noise denials, recent protests re "most
thoroughly tested broadcast system in history", & refusal to publish data,
suggest a
different truth. Shocking.
HD Prom
At 09:39 PM 3/24/2007 -0500, you wrote:
> > Oh Great Dr. Zucchini: What is a LOBS? If I bought one, would I have
>to
> > housebreak it?
Bob,
Line-of-sight bearing. That's about what I thought. I was questioning
the abbreviation, which really ought to be LOBs, with a small "s"
to indicate a plural
Patrick and Scott,
I deleted the original that Scott wrote, but I get the "gist" of it in your
reply, and that is the constant annoying background noise that the
IBOC generation process produces.
I am "fortunate" to be able to listen to that noise on local WNCT-
1070 during the day.
That and the
> When I lived in the east, Romania was a not-uncommon TA when conditions
> were
> decent. I heard it at a good level from Newfoundland in November, and I
> assume it's heard during every DXpedition to Newfoundland. Plus, the NE
> crowd catches it from time to time.
>
>
Thanks Chuck. I had wonder
Here in Alberta reception improved over yesterday, moving up from
dreadful to merely poor. No audio noted today. More carriers noted
than yesterday, but again apparently mostly DU. A lot were very weak
and would have escaped attention except that the domestics were also
very weak this morn
FWIW, I agree with both Chuck and Dave. For FM signals, the capture effect
will only demodulate the strongest signal on a particular frequency. You may
have to orient your antenna to tune in the strongest signal though.
73/Joe
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Hi Craig -
Excellent! Passed it along to fellow HD blasphemers, heretics, refuseniks &
contrarevolucionarios. Thank you for the link.
z
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Hi Bob -
Good to hear from you. Speculation yesterday of poss. second 1550 Whooper
unfounded.
One solid line of bearing, consistent w/all previously shot, 180 degrees
straight to Habana.
JAN '07 past & OCT '06, shot several LOBS, day/nite from Nassau, NP, BHS, &
Little Stirrup Cay, LOBS
--- Chuck Hutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nothing could be farther from the truth. AM is immensely worse, and
> whoever
> told you that should be placed in the category of "unreliable
> witness".
>
>
>
Chuck is correct.
Decent-to-strong tropo and/or E-skip on FM will usually p[enetrate th
This morning, "sunrise enhancement" meant hearing weak audio just
before 1400UT from 774, 828 and 1566, and beefy carriers on 738, 972
and briefly, 1053.
Very weak carriers noted on 1611 1629 and 1638 where there has
normally been nothing.
Ouch.
best wishes,
Nick
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It was a better morning for TPs than it was yesterday with audio from 2 and
many carriers.
774 Japan hrd at 1309 UT with JJ talk.
1134 very weak audio at 1256 UT but lost at 1258 when local KQNA-1130 came on.
Carriers were: 531, 558, 585, 594, 648, 657, 666, 675, 693, 747, 756, 774, 792,
Listened from 1314-1351. Not much this morning.
774 Japan, JOUB weak 1314. Fair 1330.
1422Japan, JORF weak 1436.
1566Republic of Korea, HLAZ fair 1440.
Carriers & Levels:
6) 828
5) 279
4) 153 594 666 738 1008 1053
3)
On 3/25/07, Scott Fybush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> My pleasure. I'm hoping some of the Europeans who lurk on the list might
> chime in with some more detailed observations about how DRM works in
> real-world conditions over there.
Pronto.
>From a purely (analog) DX oriented POV, Scott,
Willis,
Your other UNID C&W may be Huron SD or maybe Afton WY. Afton is heard
here every so often. Their 250w do get out.
73,
Patrick
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