Brett,
No audio, but on the upper sideband of 1690 I can hear a weak het. CX
are not great tonight, but I may have a shot at this one later on.
73,
Patrick
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550 KCRS TX MIDLAND 0135 03/08/07
NEWSTALK 550, KCRS THEN INTO COAST TO COAST AM. WEAK WITH LOTS OF QSB.
SLIGHT QRM FROM CUBA. [WM-TN]
Good conditions tonight. No QRN, basically quite for a change. No sign of KTSA
or KTRS
DXer: Willis
QTH: Old Fort, TN
ANTENNA: 149' long wire
UNIDENTIFIED. A 1600 kHz station is off-frequency, about 1600.1 or slightly
more, I would estimate. This het has been audible for years, but I have never
been able to nail it down with all the QRM. This morning, August 3, it was
still audible at 1315 UT; meanwhile KUSH Cushing OK gave way to
As it gets toward Fall more, the cx will be better to the East and I
will try for both 1610 1690.
Patrick
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What could I be hearing on 1610 here in Watkinsville, GA? I was under
the impression no one was on 1610 anymore. Our local emergency station is
off the air and I'm hearing something there. Any ideas?
Bert-
It may be the Cherokee national forest info station that tells you about the
I was kinda surprised last night around 0230 to 0300 UTC (9:30-10:00pm
CDT) to discover a few weak hets from 891, 999, and 1521. The 1521 het
was loudest. There was also a very weak carrier detectable on 1134. And
this was just on the Sony 7600GR.
Randy Stewart
Battlefield (Springfield) MO
Patrick Martin wrote:
Brett,
No audio, but on the upper sideband of 1690 I can hear a weak het. CX
are not great tonight, but I may have a shot at this one later on.
At 1100 EDT, I've got them in decently here in Rochester, 80 miles or so
across the lake. Mediterranean-sounding music, then
8/3/07 -0010 PDT from S.F. CA
Midnight found a mix of KYKN-OR KMRB-CA atop, both IDing.
0005-after news KYKN went into a religious program featuring Dr.
Mitchell.
Assume this goes till 0030 when they go back to talk.
So.no big deal.
Don K.
Hi everyone,
In 1967, I went with my parents and one of brothers to
a business convention in the Twin Cities, and stayed
at a hotel in the downtown area. Since we crossed the
Mississippi on I-94 going from St. Paul into
Minneapolis, as well as taking a drive around in the
St. Paul area on one of
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Aug 03 1806 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 02 August follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 5.
The mid-latitude
I'm willing to bet it was one of the ethnic stations in Canada and not a low
power TIS/HAR station.
Paul
On 8/2/07, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What could I be hearing on 1610 here in Watkinsville, GA? I was
under
the impression no one was on 1610 anymore. Our local emergency
Crew,
There are a lot of you out there not on the E-mail List, and I
want more contributions.
The purpose is to present a reasonably complete list of e-mail
address + LOCATION so as to have a list to go by when looking
up an e-mail address AND to know at a glance what folks' QTHs
(locations)
Folks,
The idea here is the same as for the E-Mail Directory. If your URL is
not here, please send it in so that I can put it in the following Directory!
http://
DEEGAN, W. Curt Boca Raton,
FL
Does anyone know of a hardcopy (book or foolscap version) of at least
North American LW beacons?
Charles
Charles A Taylor, WD4INP
Greenville, North Carolina
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WINS is going off the air for the night tonight while they upgrade to AM-HD
radio. They'll continue to stream online though. The teletype sound will
sound never sounded quite so good!
http://www.radio-info.com/smf/index.php/topic,77837.0/topicseen.html
Please, lets not have this degenerate into
530 TURKs CAICOS Radio Voz Cristiana: 1300 on 8/3. Logged
positively with Radio Visión Cristiana
along with IDs of other station on RVC
network, so no longer in doubt that this
My daughter has a request. She is moving to Seattle next month. She
wants to know how well KNBR-680 can be heard in Seattle in the
eveningsundown to midnight? She is a Warriors fan hopes to be
able to hear them on KNBR.
Thanks all.
Don K.
S.F. CA
A prolific member of The Kaskey Family wrote:
My daughter has a request. She is moving to Seattle next month. She
wants to know how well KNBR-680 can be heard in Seattle in the
eveningsundown to midnight? She is a Warriors fan hopes to be
able to hear them on KNBR.
Don't forget that
Hi Charles,
Kevin Carey, longtime LF-column editor of Monitoring Times magazine, offers
this:
The Beacon Finder, a 65-page guide listing frequency, ID and location for
hundreds of LF beacons and utility stations. Covers 0-530 kHz. $13.95
postpaid.
Kevin Carey, PO Box 56, Bloomfield, NY 14585
I
http://www.classaxe.com/dx/ndb/rww/index.php
Keven Carey has a print publication but it may be out of date now, check the
LWCA web site..
The above link is to the most complete world wide source.
Jim Renfrew
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To: Mailing
Hi Don, I could be wrong, but I think the warriors are on knbr 1050.
On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 16:29:01 -0700, The Kaskey Family wrote:
My daughter has a request. She is moving to Seattle next month. She
wants to know how well KNBR-680 can be heard in Seattle in the
eveningsundown to midnight?
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Aug 04 0003 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 03 August follow.
Solar flux 70 and mid-latitude A-index 5.
The mid-latitude
Don,
I would think if she was away from electrical noise, KNBR should come in
fine. Here on the Oregon coast it is very strong after dark, hard to get
by to DX 680.
73,
Patrick
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Karl J. Zuk N2KZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Katonah, NY
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You are not incorrect Marty. They are on KNBR-1050 (otherwise known as KTCT)
when KNBR-680 is carrying either the 49ers or Giants games when they are on at
the same time. Maybe the way the
two teams play/played this year they'll put the Giants on 1050 next season.
Don
Marty Rimpau wrote:
This is not a flame, but please allow me to ask, and you answer from a
broadcaster's perspective !
What is the point of HD on AM news talk stations that don't play any music ?
73 Klueless KAZ
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To: Mailing list for the International
The idea here is the same as for the E-Mail Directory. If your URL is
not here, please send it in so that I can put it in the following
Directory!
http://webhome.idirect.com/~aum108/dx.html
73
Mike Brooker
Toronto, ON
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Neil Kazaross wrote:
This is not a flame, but please allow me to ask, and you answer from a
broadcaster's perspective !
What is the point of HD on AM news talk stations that don't play any music ?
If Paul won't take this one on, I'm fool enough to try.
Keep in mind that even though we all
Mike Brooker wrote:
The idea here is the same as for the E-Mail Directory. If your URL is
not here, please send it in so that I can put it in the following
Directory!
http://webhome.idirect.com/~aum108/dx.html
A few of my many URLs -
http://www.fybush.com/ - my home page, home to
Great summary, Scott. My wife drives a 2006 Honda CRV whose factory audio
system suffers from the CRAPPIEST-sounding AM section I have EVER heard on a
modern receiver of any kind or make! I swear it sounds like the 2.4 kHz
ceramic filter on my Yaesu FRG-100 does in full AM mode!! It's pretty
KNBR is a mighty force here. Were I to rectify it, filter it, and convert it to
60 Hertz I believe I could live off the grid.
(Translation: it makes Barrow Alaska a very, very tough catch up here even with
Beverages and phasing units.)
Chuck
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 16:29:01 -0700 From:
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Rev. Marshall Lillie
Conneaut Valley Church of the Nazarene
Springboro, PA
From: Charles A Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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C -
Nice hit. No, haven't forgotten CubanoListo. Enroute shortly.
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At 09:18 PM 8/3/2007 -0400, you wrote:
Karl J. Zuk N2KZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Katonah, NY
You're in, Karl. Thank you.
Charles
Charles A Taylor, WD4INP
Greenville, North Carolina
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Here's info on the WINS-1010 silent period
tonight/tomorrow - including times - from the
station's website:
Programming Note: 1010 WINS will be off the air from
12:30 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. Saturday morning, and
approximately 14 other similar periods of overnight
hours, to prepare our transmitter
Herein lies the problem with this flawed tech. A super power 50 KW ND local
and you can't keep it locked in 18 miles away at Jim's fine QTH !! I remain
amazed that the FCC hasn't shelved AM HD !!
Anyhow..what is needed for AM is for the FCC to pressure power companies
about endless line noise
Listened from 1135-1258 ut. Conditions were not was good as yesterday. A few
less carriers heard this morning. Maybe if the A-index can remain low for a
few days somemore of these TPs will produce audio?
153 Russia, Radio Rossii weak at 1158 with man in Russian. Pips
Don
As others have mentioned, KNBR comes in quite nicely around here. I
still remember a time (albeit in the 1970s) when I watched a
brother-in-law tune them in by mistake, thinking he had KIRO. KNBR
might be QRMed by images from KLFE-1590 (1590-910=680) on radios with
poor image
KAZ,
Another question would be Why bother with HD on AM anyway? FM has its
advantages, sub channels, etc, but why even bother with AM?
Patrick
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Chuck,
Right you are! KBRW is my most wanted IDed Alaskan. I know I have
heard it and the GM has stated it, but no def. ID as yet. I think you
have heard NPR on 680 too. A toughie to say the least. I wish KNBR had a
nice silent period on occasion. But they are rarely off. KGO KCBS are
off more
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