Oh Experience DX'ers,
Laying in bed last night listening to 990, I heard a station slide up out of
the noise. I did not even get a partial call but I heard them say Radio
one several times. Then they disappeared back into the mud. It seemed
pretty high up in the band for an NPR station to
Hi Steve...
CBC in Canada broacasts on 990 AM in Newfoundland and Manitoba and goes by
Radio One...
Maybe that's what you heard.
Vernon - VE1VDM
Truro, Nova Scotia
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Hi Steve,
What you heard is definitely CBW 990 Winnipeg, MB. They
constantly mention radio one throughout their programming and they do
rebroadcast BBC programming.
Kenneth Nawalkowski
Sandy Lake, MB
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Listened from 1205-1255 and heard very weak carriers on 594, 693, 747 and 774.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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One time around January 1972, I was doing an all-night DX session at my place
near the beach in Hyannis, MA. Former IRCAn/NRCer Frank Waldron was visiting
from NJ. Around 0200 we heard a tester on 1550 which was a wide open channel
in those days after CBE's nightly signoff. Turned out to be
Marc,
I believe it. Last winter, I heard an amateur station from Arkansas running
50 watts (distance 850 miles) on the 60 meter band, plus your station's
signal was travelling over saltwater.
Thanks for sharing.
73 Joe Miller, Troy, MI
On Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:45:27 +, Marc DeLorenzo
Les Rayburn will follow shortly I assume and the information will be under
an entirely different subject title... stay tuned!
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I'm not sure where this is from, Australia? Figmentofimaginatia?
Boughtandpaidforia? Selloutia? Screweveryoneia?
Bob Young
Analog, MA
AM radio broadcasts could end in two years
http://www.electronicsweekly.com/Articles/2007/04/18/41199/AM+radio
+broadcasts+could+end+in+two+years.htm
by
Ofcom is a company in the UK.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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--- Bob Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure where this is from, Australia?
Figmentofimaginatia?
Boughtandpaidforia? Selloutia? Screweveryoneia?
Bob Young
Analog, MA
UK
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I was listening to some hams on 1885 running AM rigs.
One of the guys said he was switching from the 500
watt
Globe King 500 C to one of those 25 watt BC units he
had converted to 1885. Well the signal went down, but
not nearly as much as I thought it would.
Powell
Hi Marc-
You reminded me of the time when I was living in Dallas, TX, 7 January 1969,
and I had just come home from work, at 0300. I was tuning around and on 900
kc there was
CJVI in Victoria, BC. They were top 40 back then, and the DJ said, If you
to here a song, call So I did, boy was he
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comments posted beneath along with those of other
Ofcom is a company in the UK.
The U.K has one video camera being used for surveillance
for every 12 people unlike the U.S. and
Canada which has about 1 camera for every 250 people.
I am not surprised that there are corporate forces
at work eager to end conventional distant or open
broadcast
At 12:33 PM 4/18/2007 -0700, you wrote:
I was listening to some hams on 1885 running AM rigs.
One of the guys said he was switching from the 500
watt
Globe King 500 C to one of those 25 watt BC units he
had converted to 1885. Well the signal went down, but
not nearly as much as I thought it
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:Issued: 2007 Apr 18 1807 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 17 April follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 8.
The mid-latitude
Steve Your Radio One could have been one of the CBCs 50 K stations running what
is known as CBC Overnight which is a series of taped programs of major European
,African,Aussie, and Asian BCers to fill up the time when scheduled Programs
are not on,and was coming from Winnipeg,If you can catch
I'm not sure where this is from, Australia? Figmentofimaginatia?
this. The proposals we outline today seek to ensure a vibrant and
innovative UK radio sector, said Ed Richards, Ofcom's chief
executive..
There's the answer, right there in the original text. Also, note
the spelling of the
Is broadcasting dead air right now, engineers are headed down to the station
to find the problem
With WFHT broadcasting just dead air, you might easily nab something at
sunset on 1390kHz.
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On Wed, 18 Apr 2007, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
With WFHT broadcasting just dead air, you might easily nab something at
sunset on 1390kHz.
I would expect to hear something different on the air if WFHT were off the
air. But you said it was simply airing dead air. (Sorry, can't qualify
that as
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# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 April follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 10.
The mid-latitude
Some really rare DX on 1080kc.
WTIC Hartford,CT heard here for the first time this year!
With WKJK in Louisville, KY cheating all the time, it has been hard to hear
WTIC or KRLD.
Spring is here, finally.
Willis
Old Fort,TN
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Willis, I doubt that WKJK is cheating.Their 1 kw. night pattern is aimed
right at you and me. And you're a bunch closer what, about 200 miles or
so, from them. They dominate the frequency here to, but I can null them and
hear WTIC many nights. ChrisK4NHLnear downtown
WTIC isn't much to listen to anyways..i don't miss em a whole lot
Paul
On 4/18/07, chris and anne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Willis, I doubt that WKJK is cheating.Their 1 kw. night pattern is
aimed
right at you and me. And you're a bunch closer what, about 200 miles
or
so, from
--- willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some really rare DX on 1080kc.
WTIC Hartford,CT heard here for the first time this
year!
They send almost no power this way.
With WKJK in Louisville, KY cheating all the time,
it has been hard to hear WTIC or KRLD.
Spring is here, finally.
You
I second everything Powell has said.
For Willis, or anyone to claim a station is cheating all the time is
libelous and just isn't good behavior for us radio DX'ers to do.
Until you have a calibrated and properly operating Field Intensity Meter,
PLEASE styop making these claims someone MUSTbe
For those who have never heard XEEP on 1060, now would be the time to do so.
They are playing English songs, and opera, and big band, and all the good
music.
Are at EDT, on top of KYW. As I write they have started an opera, don't
know the name, in Italian. Truly one of the better stations
This is to Powell, Chris and Paul--
Paul-
You comment about WTIC having nothing to listen to is almost correct. When
conditions are good, I use them as a marker to the north. As for KRLD, I
with all the other stations would go off the air just so I can hear the home
station. KRLD needs to
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