Here is Dennis Vroomski's KPDQ recording that was referenced in his recent
IBOC interference post:
http://www.21centimeter.com/21centimeter/Recordings/KPDQ-800-Noise-Hash_Received-From-Dennis-Vroomski_9-30-07.mp3
Said recording was obtained at 2132 PDT on 29-Sep-07 and reveals KPDQ (800
khz.; Po
At 1:40 AM EDST, I heard CKOC, fading o/u others with male voice ID and
oldies while lying in bed with insomnia (too much caffeine)on the Sony
Walkman!! Hamilton, Ontario # 3 from this QTH...73, Chris K2FO Taylors, S.C.
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Dennis,
Good for you! Let us know if you get a reply!
Patrick
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Bill,
I wish Bonneville would turn off the IBOC on 1160!
73,
Patrick
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Kevin,
Most of the real issues are with the 50 KWer as far as the IBOC hash
goes. I still get the hash with the 5 KWers, but not as much. I hear the
IBOC hash on 1240 & 1260 from KWSU 1250 also. KKPZ-1330 is not much of
an issue, as well as KDZR-1640. I can notice it, but not a biggie. KGO,
KSL,
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:Issued: 2007 Oct 01 0003 UTC
# 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 30 September follow.
Solar flux 65 and mid-latitude A-index 13.
The mid-latitude K-
>>Dennis, you have my curiosity up. Is it possible
>>to send along the clip to the list if it is not
>>too big?
Or send it to me and I'll post it on my website.
-Pete Jernakoff-
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Wilmington, Delaware
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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 ind
The original owner of those QSLs was Edward Urban of Cleveland Heights, Ohio
@1937-1938. Ring a bell to anyone?
Brett Saylor
Central PA
On 9/30/07, Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Good job on the new QSLs Patrick!
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> BTW someone has a large number of AM QSLs fro
Dennis, you have my curiosity up. Is it possible to send along the clip
to the list if it is not too big?
Good Job!
Bill
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> Good Evening,
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> Sent off a Mp3 clip to Dennis Hayes General manager and Don Perkins
> Chief Engineer of KPDQ 800 Portland, OR. Being only 18
Good Evening,
Sent off a Mp3 clip to Dennis Hayes General manager and Don Perkins Chief
Engineer of KPDQ 800 Portland, OR. Being only
18 miles from their antenna and KPDQ's signal was S-9+20db the reception was
fine except for the hash.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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> Dennis,
>
> Yes, Salem needs to be contacted on that. They may
> or may not know.
Their engineer is a PROFESSIONAL. I am sure they DO
know, no matter what they tell you.
Powell
POP email is powell at backroads DOT net
WTOP/WTWP now WWWT 1500 had terrible audio while it was running IBOC in
the daytime. My kid's said it sounded like cicadas, it was a
combination hiss and whine, and was very annoying. Anyway, they turned
it off and they sound much better. I have to wonder why a station would
turn IBOC on if
Hi Patrick:
KKPZ on 1330 out of Portland was as bad as it's ever been last night,
clouding 1320/1340 and itself having very poor analog audio. Are they
toying around with their transmitter I wonder?? It must have been even
worse down in your area.
KPDQ was also quite hashed out up here due to K
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 29 September follow.
Solar flux 68 and mid-latitude A-index 26.
The mid-latitude K-
Good job on the new QSLs Patrick!
BTW someone has a large number of AM QSLs from the 1930s for sale on
e-Bay right now. I believe the seller is in FL. The listings on several
of them say they were discovered in an estate. They aren't listed as AM
QSLs. Most are listed by the station call letters.
Colin,
KGO was IBOC last night. At least when I tuned by a few times. But I
don't remember what time it was for sure. I did not notice any from KFBK
though. KSL had theirs on as usual as well as KEX.
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> Bill,
>
> That is right K P D Q (Pretty Darn Quick). Been those calls as long
> as I have been DXing. Was a 1 KW daytimer for many years. Then got 500
> watts at night some years back. Been rel as long as I can remember too.
>
I wonder how KGO will respond now that "jamming" is legal
accord
Bill,
That is right K P D Q (Pretty Darn Quick). Been those calls as long
as I have been DXing. Was a 1 KW daytimer for many years. Then got 500
watts at night some years back. Been rel as long as I can remember too.
73,
Patrick
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Bill,
Thanks for the correction on the KPDQ call letters. I'm very bad at call
letters. Will change the call letters to KPDQ in my log book. Will send off
the recording today.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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Which is the correct call for 800 in Portland? Is it
KDPQ or KPDQ? Some of the posts from Oregon seem to be
undecided on what is the correct call for this
station.The Frequency Page says it is KPDQ so to
cancel the confusion lets try to be a bit more
accurate and Pretty Darn Quick(PDQ),Sorry guys,-
Well, Hermosillo (note spelling) is there in alphabetical order with all the
other cities under Sonora: http://www.mexicoradiotv.com/listsono.htm Says XEDM
is now ``Radio Inteligente``, that audio is available 8 am to 2 pm only; but if
you go to the audio page http://www.radiointeligente.info/ it n
Big change from yesterday AM when the few audios were DU and low band
only. This morning, things were about 2/3 normal, with JJs dominating
the scene. The pre-dawn (before 1400) was poor, but the dawn boost
seemed especially strong. I had 42 channels with at least some audio.
The best reception
Fred Cantú does very well on his updates for most of the states in México, but
for Sonora, Coahuila, Baja California Sur particularly, he is weaker. There is,
unfortunately, no single authoritative source that I have found that doesn't
have areas where it is weak. I've tried to encourage more we
Dennis,
Yes, Salem needs to be contacted on that. They may or may not know.
Patrick
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A very southern morning with the A&K elevated, except for some JJs,
everything else here was Aussie, and a couple frequencies of interest
were 639 at 1340, with traces of a Filipino dialect (not Tagalog), but a
dialect of some kind. I did not hear an EE words, but it was so weak it
was hard to tell
Tuned in at about 1340 and things started to hop.
Significantly improved reception on the TP with some bonus DU:
Fair good audio on 567(JJ), 585(RR), 594(JJ), 612(EE), 747(JJ),774(JJ), 828(JJ),
972(KK), 1287(JJ)
Poor - fair audio in splash - 639, 702(sounded EE), 756, 765, 963
Threshold audio b
Good Morning:
Listened from 1230-1407 ut Was not expecting much with conditions unsettled.
Japanese and Asian stations in near dawn. No Du's heard.
279 Russia, 1231 fair with piano music.
594Japan, JOAK 1344 fair with woman in Japanese.
648 Russia, 1347
Hi Paul,
I have known for a long time that radio locator is not the best source.
That being the case, then what is a better source? What would you or
someone else suggest people use?
Bill
Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
> Radio-locator maps arent necessarily true and correct when it comes
> to
Good morning
Listened from 1240-1325 UT and it was very poor for TP's with carriers on 594,
693, 747 and 774. The only audio was from Japan on 747 and 774 at 1313 UT.
The audio was very poor and did not last very long.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
EWE (20x50x20)
Hi Bill,
I plan on sending a note or e-mail with the 60 second clip attached. The
coverage map on radio locator shows my location (Salmon Creek) to be in the red
circle for local coverage. KDPQ's signal was S-9+20 db, but hash can be heard
with the signal. A regular listener would probably
Radio-locator maps arent necessarily true and correct when it comes to NIF
Contour.
What radio-locator.com shows and whatI've had done by Peter Monecure show
something slightly different, so don't take radio-locator for gospel.
Radio locator says my station should put a listenable signal over the
About what time of day did you hear WDAB? And are you SURE you heard "WDAB
Greenville Spartanburg" and not WDAB Travelers Rest?
Just asking, I know the Engineer.
Paul
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> 1590WRCYIN Mt. Vernon poor-fair in much QRM w/cw & TOH I
Dennis, it looks like you are well within KPDQ's NIF contour.
http://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/pat?call=KPDQ&service=AM&status=L&hours=N
that being the case, KPDQ would have a legitimate complaint against KGO.
Have you sent a note to KPDQ?
Bill
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> Good Evening:
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Gary,
I wonder if the CE at Salem in Seattle knows about the 820 hash? I
mentioned it to him in the report. It will be interesting to hear what
happens, if anything.
Patrick
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Dennis,
I sent a reception report to KDOW 1680 Seattle and mentioned to the CE
that the KGO hash does cover KPDQ 800 & KGNW 820 at night here. With
KPDQ's 500w, they probably don't cover much of the Portland area at
night at all. Salem should make a complaint.
73,
Patrick
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Dennis and Others,
KGO hash on 820 makes semi-local KGNW difficult to hear even in
Puyallup, about 25 miles away. At night, KDPQ-800 is hopelessly buried under
KGO's
hash, but KDPQ does put in a weak carrier on daytime ground wave, before
sunset brings in the hash from California.
Hi all, I was just up on the Fred Cantu site, and despite the fact that
the Sonora page is a hodge podge, I couldn't readily find any
references to the city of hermocillo, but I did find x e d m, and they
are calling themselves noticias dm, and I wonder if they are 24 hours,
and if there is a liste
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