Good Evening:
In the process of doing a nighttime band scan, when I got to 800 local KDPQ was
covered in KGO hash. All 4 outdoor antennas with hash to some degree. Make a
minute recording of the hash. The only way I could hear 820 KGMW in Seattle
was with the Kiwa loop with KGO nulled.
I just ran across the band and only 4 stations running IBOC that are causing
adjacent channel interference. 9/29/07, 9:30-9:50 PM PDT.
600 KOGO
790 KABC
810 KGO
1070 KNX
Not on were: 570 KLAC, 710 KSPN, 980 KFWB, 1110 KDIS.
I've lost a some good DX channels and I've missed out on QSLs from a fe
Walt Salmaniw was good enough his brand new RF-Space SDR-IQ receiver
for testing and set-up and fine finishing (mounting in a project case)
I have a vanilla Windows XP box running a Pentium processor at 3.2 Ghz.
I was up and running (picking up signals) in less than 5 minutes!
Antenna is a simple
Thanks Dennis. Back in the 80s, Aussies were all over the dial and I
cleaned up on many. I think before that I may have only had a half a
dozen.I have 111 from NZ and also 111 from Japan. Some of my favorite
areas to DX. Now it is Filipinos.
73,
Patrick
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Don,
Hopefully Charles will have an idea. I hope it is Palawan, as I have
never heard one from there. Palawan & Tawi Tawi are my most wanted
islands from the Philippines.
73,
Patrick
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IRCA Mexican Log, 12th Edition (Winter 2007)
The IRCA MEXICAN LOG lists all AM stations in Mexico by frequency,
including call letters, state, city, day/night power, slogans, schedule in
UTC/GMT, formats, networks and notes. The call letter index gives call,
frequency, city and state. The city inde
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 29 September follow.
Solar flux 68 and mid-latitude A-index 26.
The mid-latitude K-
1590WRCYIN Mt. Vernon poor-fair in much QRM w/cw & TOH ID @2000
EDT, 9/29. The ID was barely readable, tho' the signal had been better
during the song leading up to it. Can't tell if they went to news or not
but I don't think so.
1580WDABSC Traveler's Rest blasting in w
Yesterday morning I listened briefly around 1330 UTC. The only TP heard
with audio was JOUB-774 but I did find tht CHQR on 770 bombing in,
totally covering nearby KCBC (they were still on night power). KKOB had
pretty much faded out by that time. Certainly not new here but
interesting how strong
Paul,
Yeah, I'm just noticing they came through. I think Risto was using them in an
experiment to contact aliens from Mars or further out. Probably worked.
Don
Paul LaFreniere wrote:
> Hey Don,
>
> I just received these posts at 0730 29 SEP 07. They must have been hung up
> somewhere.
>
Keep us posted on the findings guys, you've gotten my interest up.
Don
Patrick Martin wrote:
> Charles,
>
> The CD is on its way, but it is only a short 2 minute piece as I am
> interested on what you may find. I heard no English, which is odd as
> most of the Filipinos have a lot of SS & EE w
Doesn't this report well illustrate how twisted schemes beget wretched
'technology'? Doesn't this tell us, iBLOC sprang from a twisted design to limit
listener choice, end distant listening, establish precedent for further
violating
FCC regs, so as to accrete control of and profit from radio in
My wife and I had a wonderful lunch today with
RCI Legend Ian McFarland, his wife Mary, NASWA Officer John Figliozzi and
his lovely wife Patty.
John and Patty were visiting the McFarland's for
a few days prior to heading down to Portland, Oregon
for a work related event.
Nothing beats meeting ra
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 28 September follow.
Solar flux 67 and mid-latitude A-index 17.
The mid-latitude K-
Pat,
Congratulations on the Australian & Canadian QSLs. 226 QSLs from Australia is
amazing. Your Australian count is close to my total MW station heard count
from this location. Exciting to watch the count climb to 3,000!
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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Martin,
We are already looking into obtaining those QSLs, but Richard without a
will or living relatives, it may not be easy. I would have hoped that
Richard would have made some contact to preserve the QSLs. Time will
tell.
73,
Patrick
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John,
You are just spoiled. After your trip to QCI anything down here would be
less exciting. hi. But with the high A&K cx were very DU this morning. I
like that, but no Filipinos. Drat! The one issue with DU cx, I also get
more garbage from the CA IBOCers too.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT
Dennis,
The little time I had this morning, it was very DU with the powerhouse
JJs and a few CC.
73,
Patrick
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Don,
I have seen several of your posts including the one about 950 (KAHI), so
they are getting through.
73,
Patrick
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Today turned out to be a real good one. Reminds me of the old days. When
I went to the PO, I found two new QSLs waiting for me.
10713EL AUSTRALIA, Maryborough, rec. a very friendly letter
from Bruce Lees-Manager in 21d for CD report. He mentioned that my CD
was indeed "Easy Mix 10-71" an
This is really sad news. I've been a DXer for 35 years and Dr. Wood was
always a big name in the hobby, both in Shortwave and Mediumwave DXing. His
experience and expertise will be missed.
An I agree with Don, that someone needs to make arrangements to acquire his
QSLs and other DX related items s
Ginny Boehnke is checking into it and so far no funeral home has heard
of Richard Wood. So, the body has not been transferred to one on the
island as yet. Being without a will or any living relatives, this could
be a mess. He had property, a van, plus his personal belongings. I think
it will be dif
Don,
It isn't KAHI. I think it is the second AM for Jefferson Public Radio
station, KTBR 950 Roseburg OR. They are now 3400 watts and have a new
transmitter and it was probably set up for IBOC. I had it again this
morning doing a number on 963 and 936.
Patrick
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Charles,
The CD is on its way, but it is only a short 2 minute piece as I am
interested on what you may find. I heard no English, which is odd as
most of the Filipinos have a lot of SS & EE words. It will be
interesting to find out what you think. The signal is quite decent for a
time.
73,
Patri
Folks,
My first dawn session since returning from QCI DX was so poor that I
was wondering if my antennas were damaged while I was gone. Was
relieved to note that others had similarly lousy AMs.
All the (limited) audio action was below 900 kHz. except for probable
R. Sport, NZ on 1503 and HLAZ
Trying out the new ALA100M active antenna this morning.
Sadly, conditions have taken a nose dive.
Little if any audio on the regular channels
Tuned from 1350 to 1400 UTC.
Will flip the Eton E1 on in a moment for
some last minute reprieve.
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Colin Newell - Editor/Creator
www.coffeecrew.com | w
Good morning
Listened from 1240-1335 UT and heard a few weak carriers. Audio was heard on:
594 JOAK Japan
693 JOAB Japan
747 JOIB Japan
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com> Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007
> 13:19:30 +> Subject: [IRCA] T
Hey Don,
I just received these posts at 0730 29 SEP 07. They must have been hung up
somewhere.
Paul LaFreniere
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From: "Donald K. Kaskey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 9:39 PM
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Listen from 1235-1305 ut. Not much this morning. A lot of splash and noise.
774 Japan, JOUB 1249 fair with woman in Japanese. Some splash.
1566 Republic of Korea, very weak at 1307.
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Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
JRC 545 + R-8B + R-390 A
Ewe NW + LOOP West + H-800 Active
--- Walter Salmaniw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 03:06 PM 9/28/2007, you wrote:
>
>
> >A Spectrum Analyzer as a piece of hardware wouldn't do a great deal
> to
> >demonstrate the issue unless one plans to take photographs of the
> >screen. There is also spectrum analysis software available,
Er, the ground conductivity up there is about the worst in the nation.
On 9/28/07, Paul B. Walker, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> It's highly suspect theyre running 40W. In the area they're in, that 40W
> would get about 2 miles. .the ground conductivity.
>
> We have 27W here on 1590 and tha
It's highly suspect theyre running 40W. In the area they're in, that 40W
would get about 2 miles. .the ground conductivity.
We have 27W here on 1590 and that gets about 1mile, if we used it.
They also recently got a CP for 10KW
Paul Walker
WABV
On 9/28/07, David Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
I sent three messages to the list about 1 p.m. today and so far none of
them have shown.
Don
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It's all about jamming. That's the sole 'attribute' of this rancid, putrid,
pig-sawed 'technology'.
BigRadio is counting on jamming to do what they're lackluster dullard's faire
never will.
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paul vi
Isn't Dale Park on Oahu a member of both NRC & IRCA? Plus, he travels around
quite a bit. Maybe he could check it out?
Don
Patrick Martin wrote:
> It was very unfortunate the past several years with Richard Wood. He had
> not taken care of himself and his heath failed. His DX reports also
>
Really sad, sad news. Richard was an absolute premier dxer, up there with GPN
& only a couple others. In his hay day back in the 70s-80s he heard some mind
boggling catches. He also was
editor of the foreign dx column in one of the clubs. I never met him but I
surely regret his passing. Som
Pat,
I could be wrong but I don't think it's KAHI. For one thing my local on 960
totally wipes out KAHI on 950 with it's IBOC. The other is that I am hearing
KWRU on 940 with no apparent IBOC
hiss. However, I'll keep checking. Al Lehr probably can give you a better
report.
Don
Patrick M
At 09:26 AM 9/28/2007 -0400, you wrote:
>At 12:09 AM 9/28/2007 -0700, you wrote:
> >Chaz,
> >
> >OK, There are four Filipinos listed on 648. I listened back to the
> >cassette and the language was Tagalog, but It sounded like some speech,
> >or rel. program, but I heard no mention of God or Jesus.
On Friday 28 September 2007 07:45, Gil Stacy wrote:
> Kevin,
> If writing letters, "public comment", would have made a difference, the
> FCC wouldn't have approved BPL just a few years ago. Radio amateurs and
> the ARRL mounted an intensive campaign against BPL and urged FCC rejection.
> Comment
Greeting.
WOW!! I am stunned! Richard Wood came to ,several SLIDX meetings in the late
1970s and early 80s here in my home mostly. He always had a great time at GTGs,
and loved to talk radio!
He went to yeach in Saudi Arabia one year, and stored much of his belongings in
my home, attic and a
> If a listener were to report hearing the IBOC hiss
> being generrated from KDKA (for example), use a
> spectrum analyzer and center it on 1020 kHz and you
> will be able to see the IBOC hiss signal strength and
> frequency patterns in cold hard numbers.
>
> Granted, a spectrum analyzer is not a p
Chaz,
The CD is in the mail to you. I listened again twice and I note no
English words.
Palawan would be a new island for me.
73,
Patrick
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