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1360WNJCNJ,Vineland in with DX Test 6/10 @ 0001-0020 t/out
(very early reveille in AM). Poor signal overall with 3 or 4 other
stations in the fray: WCHL (Chapel Hill, NC), and stations with
religion, country, and big band formats. Code and sweep tones best via
ECSS. My than
Mike McKenna wrote:
> Nor can I figure -- how running old radio programs - fit the "All
> News" format. KNX must be running low on old "Dragnet" and "Boston
> Blackie" radio programs.Makes woder what will stations like KFWB
> or KOMO do next.
KNX hasn't been an "all news" station in the WCBS
>From where has he been ??
///
Probably busy doing voiceover work. I see his name listed as a "voice"
in the credits of a lot of television programs.
Patrick Griffith, Westminster CO
Broadcast Technician
NRC Broadcasting - Denver
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 10 June follow.
Solar flux 76 and mid-latitude A-index 7.
The mid-latitude K-index
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 09 June follow.
Solar flux 79 and mid-latitude A-index 8.
The mid-latitude K-index
I logged from midnight to about 02:40 on USB, 2.7 kHz bw.
In looking at the log, using the sonogram display in Amadeus Pro, the
1 kHz Morse as well as the various tones and the phone off the hook
are all clearly visible, but there is no sign of a Morse signal at
2.5 kHz.
Dave
On 10-Jun-07
Brett Saylor wrote:
> I didn't see the QRSS during the times I checked; the code showed up
> +/-1 kHz from the carrier on a spectral display,
I only listened for the first hour of the test, and did not see any QRSS
tones at all.
The sawtooth, sweeps, dual-tone pulses, and conventional CW were
Chris Black wrote:
>
> But my point was: If I were going to test traditional modulation with
> something exotic like slow code (true QRSS or otherwise), then I would not
> bury it within the regular data, but segment it in some way so that the
> recipient would know to alter his receiving techni
KAZ,
Thanks! Barry reported that WNJC was running the sweep tones at the time
I heard them. I will send a CD off to Les.
The good ol' beverage does the trick again.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Bravo Patrick !! I hope you have them positively nailed down.
Here in IL, I went to bed since I rarely try for what I felt would be an
easy test since I've have these guys logged on RS. 73 KAZ
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Barry,
Thanks so much!!! I was hoping that someone would have been listening at
that time!!! Fantastic
73,
Patrick
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No QRSS noted here just the one shot of sweep tones.
73,
Patrick
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Walt,
There was another SSer mixing with KKMO here, KUIK with SS? I could not
hear their normal talk in the jumble, so maybe they are SS at that time.
If anyone caught C&W, it was KOHU and then a bunch of other weaker stuff
under that.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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Nick et al,
I recorded about 15 minutes of close to three of their loops and there was
no dead air. There was continuous sound effects, voice IDs and regular speed
CW IDs (sounded like about 1 KHz tone), which leads me to believe that they
did not intersperse any slow code.
But my point was: I
At 10:57 PM 6/9/2007, you wrote:
>At 04:53 10/06/2007, you wrote:
>>Nothing here in the NW as yet, but it just got dark a while ago, so it
>>may be a while for night cx to kick in this time of year.
>>
>
>Here in Victoria, R. Sol (KKMO) has been pretty difficult to null
>effectively, with lots o
Nick,
To keep my fingers & toes both crossed (hi), I am going to send a CD to
Les. It is worth a shot. It was a skip signal that came out of nowhere
alright (The old being at the right time & place) at 0203 EDT, as I can
hear an earlier sweep tone start to fade up, then the next one quite
loud, an
I didn't see the QRSS during the times I checked; the code showed up
+/-1 kHz from the carrier on a spectral display,
Brett Saylor
Central PA
> Did anybody hear (see) the QRSS, i.e. was it broadcast?Also, does
> anybody know what pitch the regular code ID's used?Running
> Patrick Martin
Listened for WJNC test from 1355 to about 1430 EDT
with no luck with the 140'Super Kaz and the R8A. The
140' Super Kaz is actually aimed at ~60 degrees so I
had hoped for reception on a side lobe. It's the best
eastern wire I have at this time. No dice. Thanks to
all who set up and communicated the
Nor can I figure -- how running old radio programs - fit the "All News" format.
KNX must be running low on old "Dragnet" and "Boston Blackie" radio programs.
Makes woder what will stations like KFWB or KOMO do next.
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At 12:08 10/06/2007, you wrote:
>. I am a rank novice at Spectran but, if only a
>portion of a five minute loop containing voice and other sound effects, for
>example, contained this slow code at a different offset, how would you know
>when to change from regular reception to Spectran QRSS?
>
If y
Good morning all...test heard easily here in Upstate South Carolina. At 12:34
EDST, heard morse code ID about four times with only call letters sent at about
10-13 wpm, then sweep tones , then more morse code ID's.later heard long
whistling descending tonelike a bomb dropping, and ascend
I heard the sweep tones at 0001 and 0006 VERY VERY
faintly in the background.
Powell
POP email is powell at backroads DOT net
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--- "Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is the AM part of the 2 stations Billy Graham
> owns.
> /
> He probably has an STA from a higher authority that
> supersedes the FCC.
NOT.
Powell
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He was off radio for nearly a year and is now with a different syndicator.
He had been on KFI. Unless KNX is considering a massive format change, I
can't imagine how his program would be a good fit there.
This is a good DX tip, though, because if I heard him on 1070, I wouldn't
figure I was gett
With Paris Hilton?
Art...
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> >From where has he been ??
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WNJC-1360 heard easily in Vermont mixing with WYOS in Binghamton, NY and
several other stations from 0001 to tune-out at 0017 EDT with sweep tones,
step tones, slide tones, telephone tones, MC IDs, phonetic female voice
IDs, and various radio clips and effects. Signal strength nearly equal to
that
>From where has he been ??
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June 10, 1922. Station WEAF, New York, NY, airs first baseball commentary
program with Dan Daniel at the microphone. June 10, In 1945. First broadcast of
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Phil Hendrie returns to KNX on June 25, Monday-Friday, 10:00PM-1:00AM.
Art
Folsom, CA
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Very funny Patrick LOL..
WFGW seems to be back to normal tonight, no sign of it on high power via
radio checks in Asheville, NC and Silverstreet, SC(Thanks powell) tonight.
Still no answer from WFGW's people yet on what, if anything happened.
Paul
On 6/9/07, Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW
Here on the Cape, reception was not difficult as expected. During the first
hour I copied lots of sound cuts from movies, sweep tones, dial tones,
whoop-whoop tones, voice IDs and normal CW IDS all on 1360. Copy was best
for me on USB, but I detected no "carrier" on 1362.5 with Spectran.
I woul
At 04:53 10/06/2007, you wrote:
>Nothing here in the NW as yet, but it just got dark a while ago, so it
>may be a while for night cx to kick in this time of year.
>
Here in Victoria, R. Sol (KKMO) has been pretty difficult to null
effectively, with lots of lively music. Spectran's not showing a
Got up at 5am EDT and the test is still going on; staircase sweep
tones, CW ID, voice announcement etc. all heard well,
Brett Saylor
Central PA
SDR-IQ receiver with 100' sloper
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No more sweep tones I can hear and it is 0430 EDT. In checking back the
cassette at 0203 EDT, I find a weak sweep tone, then another one briefly
faded up above the QRM, then one or two more during a quick fade down.
73,
Patrick
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