This really has nothing to do with the X-band, but here`s the scoop:
CFCX 6005 Montreal closed several years ago, as did CHNX 6130 Halifax.
CFRX 6070 Toronto has been off for more than a year, but is supposedly going to
resume once CFRB can get around to repairing it. Not holding breath.
CFVP 60
1181 continues to be strong tonight, 0300-0530 utc. (I don't know when it
was first heard tonight.)
Steve
NE Oregon
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153 and 162 had good TA (transpolar here) hets and traces of audio for
awhile Friday night, around 0315 utc; on MW only 1008 had a poor het. LF has
S9+20dB static otherwise audio might have been heard a little better.
Steve
NE Oregon
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Just noticed on Drudge, rumors to this effect & denials by gov cubano.
Among many good sites:
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_www.babalublog.com_ (http://www.babalublog.com)
_www.therealcuba.com_ (http://www.therealcuba.com)
Miami PD in ctc w/Effa Bee Eye. Supp
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:Issued: 2007 Aug 25 0005 UTC
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 24 August follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 1.
The mid-latitude K-inde
I wanted to bring up Mr. Bryant's Monitoring Times article again. I
thoroughly enjoyed it. It's a great read altogether with a lot of
enthusiasm through-out. It's the September issue Vol 26 #9.
73- Doug Pifer
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CKWX-1130 had a SW relay for years in the 6 MHz band, but I recall it was
low power. CKZU-6160 is still on air last time I checked, relaying CBU-690
ef
On 24/08/07, chris and anne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> to me there was at least one other further west in
> Canada.maybe Vancouver. 7
They were greatCFCX on 6005,... CFRXcan't remember their
freq..6170 maybe relaying CFRB and CHNX, Halifax on 6130
maybe, relaying CHNS 960. I think they fell by the wayside , and into
disrepair as satellite and internet came alomgI used to hear all three
pr
Yes. I used to listen to their SW feed all the time when I lived on Long
Island. Is 6.005 closed?
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:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 23 August follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 0.
The mid-latitude K-inde
> Does anyone else miss the old CFCF on 6005, well heard days
> throughout New
> England?
I can hear the jungle, "CFCF 600 Radio Montreal". I have a couple of
QSLs from them. I even miss CFRX relays of CFRB 1010. I wish m ore
stations would relay like that but its easier for them to send it
Does anyone else miss the old CFCF on 6005, well heard days throughout New
England? I know I do. Most of my buds do as well. First HF SW BC heard on
Zenith
T/O 500, ca. '63.
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I was listening (briefly) around the times noted below. Heard zero, zilch,
nada from TP/DUs...Grouchily returned to slumber.
Don K.
S.F. CA
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> Listened from 1154-1316 ut. I thought conditions would be better than they
> were here. With 0 indices form A & K indexs,
Don`t recall seeing this mentioned on these DX groups, so here is a 2-week old
item from DXLD. 73, Glenn Hauser
** CANADA. CJLO Montreal will be launching to the AM airwaves toward the end of
September as per their web site http://www.cjlo.com
(Andy Reid, Ont., Aug 8, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
WTFK?
don Curtino y Compays -
'66 JN47 chart of Gulf/FL/Carib, S wall radio room sez Sta. Clara a whisker
shy of 80 W. FL E coast W of 80, giving 1181 nice water shot uppa your necka
woods aza well...
and a clean shot at Scotland.
Presently 0827. Another peek at 1181, yeah, Mr. Het is still w
> Not as good as expected here. Heck, I thought that India would be in. Hi.
> Hope John & Guy at Grayland send a report in soon. Not often does one see
> zero for both indices. Remember the last posting from Art on solar
> conditions and they were right about the low A & K indices.
>
Well, maybe
Very good for DU reception beginning around 1300 utc, with 738 the best
playing pop music at medium level, 774 playing the same music at weak level,
828 with the same music at weak/medium level. 1116 weak with talk. Others
with poor/weak level were 531, 549, 567, 612, 621, 648, 702--all from
12
Craig,
Not as good as expected here. Heck, I thought that India would be in. Hi.
Hope John & Guy at Grayland send a report in soon. Not often does one see zero
for both indices. Remember the last posting from Art on solar conditions and
they were right about the low A & K indices.
Dennis,
V
Listened from 1154-1316 ut. I thought conditions would be better than they
were here. With 0 indices form A & K indexs, not that much audio heard.
Bet the fellows at Grayland are hearing a lot of audio! Audio check out here at
1310 ut.
153Russia, Radio Rossii fair with music at
The solar numbers are quite good. I'm curious to see just how this affects
the morning TP/DU check. Good news, I hope!
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
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Hi Pete,
Level 5 carrier is "How come there not putting any audio through". This is
from the chart that John Bryant sent me. I must have listened for 20 minutes
on the channel. No threshold audio either (level 6). I can't recall hearing
any TA carriers on this before. 1215 the main channe
Also heard all day on the east coast of FL, but I don't know how far
north, nor how the signal compares with that along the Gulf coast.
Curt
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At 09:15 PM 8/23/2007, you wrote:
>Fascinating, but doesn't account for the all day reception
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