On Dec 17, 2007 10:01 PM, Joe Miller, KJ8O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right now I'm listening to holiday
music from CHWO-740 like it's a local.
Fine business there, Brett. I was listening to CHWO
last night (in bed) at around midnight, and their
Canada's Christmas Music program was amongst
Willis,
They ought to be easier now with their power increase, which went into
effect on December 7, as per their website. But it was a nice
surprise- on the car radio no less!
--John Cereghin
Smyrna DE
On Dec 18, 2007 1:15 AM, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The DX Dashboard Society
Listened from 1355-1430 UT and conditions were down from yesterday with only
very weak audio from Japan on 774 around local sunrise.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Don't get caught with egg on your face. Play
Two QSLs in this week:
WDTW-1310, Dearborn, MI. F/d letter in 4 months
after a followup. V/s: Mike Dault -
Engineer.
WCXH-780, Monticello, ME. Full data WBCQ Shortwave
QSL card, with verie statement for WCXH
DX test written on the back. Received
At 07:15 PM 12/17/2007, you wrote:
Joe Miller, KJ8O wrote:
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ethey ICF-2010
Joe returning to normal messaging mode
I still weep for the discontinued ICF-SW1000T. Walt Salmaniw can back me
up on that. (Wish he had three more of 'em to sell me!)
--- k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
640WVLGFL WILDWOOD 0100 18/12/07
ID, 640, WVLG then into news. They had been
playing adult contemp music.
Very nice not hear Cuba on this frequency for a
change. [WM-TN]
They do a good job for only 860 watts. Must be good
None of this past weekend's DX tests heard here:
KLAA-830: IBOC hiss from WHAS-840 and/or WBAP-820
made 830 virtually unlistenable.
KEVA-1210: Not heard - without code or at least some
sweep tones, I wasn't optimistic that
they would cut through WPHT's
Walt and Joe,
Sony not only has the bizarre habit of discontinuing highly successful
models, but recent Ultralight testing has also provided two documented
cases of Sony tinkering with highly successful AM circuitry by stripping it
down,
then continuing to sell the same model number
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071218/media_nm/mediaownership_fcc_dc
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
FM: Yamaha T-80 Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'
AM: Hammarlund HQ-150 4' FET air core loop
Russ Edmunds wrote:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071218/media_nm/mediaownership_fcc_dc
From a radio point of view, this really isn't the headline out of
today's FCC hearing. The real lead story is a whole package of new
proposed regulation that the FCC will lay out in more detail in January
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
1940 - 2000 EST, DEC 18
567RTEMusic
774Strong het buzz, probably Spain and Egypt. DX Tuners had a mush of
both. I'd think the RNE engineers would be happy to provide some free
technical service to Egypt. The het must wreck their fringe signal.
819
Good Evening:
JOUB 774 fair, JOBB 828 fair, HLAZ 1566 weak and VOA 1575 very weak heard this
morning with the Ewe on the ground. Tried with no luck to hear a TP on the
Sony M85V,
but conditions were poor.
Last night using the M85V I might have had WGN under KDWN which had the Roy
Masters
It's no joke, from my home 2.5 hours north of
Columbus, WTVN can be heard very easily day or night.
WBNS on the other hand has only been heard a handful
of times in the last 10 years.
73 de Joe, KJ8O
--- David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Willis:
The joke around Columbus is
Brett and Others,
I think one of the reasons why the SRF-59 has proven so popular is
because it reminds us of the analog radios we grew up with. I also had a lot
of
fun as a kid, listening to a pocket radio under the covers. It wasn't nearly
as advanced as the SRF-59 (with its
1480WGUSGA AUGUSTA 2133 18/12/07
From the Kraft Family to the Hubberds, this is 1480, WGUS Playing a
southern gospel format. [WM-TN]
The names of each of these singen' groups is possibly not spelled correctly,
I am not sure of whom they are. This is
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Dec 19 0006 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 December follow.
Solar flux 77 and mid-latitude A-index 18.
The
Thanks to WBZ's IBOC, I can no longer listen to KDKA in the evenings as I
drive home from Morgantown, WV to my little town of Waynesbug, PA
(respectively, they are 64 miles and 47 miles south of KDKA's transmitter
site in Allison Park, PA). So I emailed KDKA about the problem, and received
a
Again, a quick listen only, about 1545UT, but was fading down by
then, it seemed. Not much audio left on the low band Japanese, but
had traces of audio on 1422, fair signal on 1593 (CNR1 //5030), fair
to good vocal mx on 1557 (a first for this season for me, but no ID;
assumed Taiwan), and
1430WFHKAL PELL CITY 2244 18/12/07
Yesterday and today, all your favorite country hits on your hometown
station, WFHK, 1430. [WM-TN]
Nice signal for only 100 watts. Condition seem a little aurora, but good for
logging those local stations out around 250 miles.
DXer:
--- k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1480WGUSGA AUGUSTA
2133 18/12/07
From the Kraft Family to the Hubberds, this is
1480, WGUS Playing a
southern gospel format. [WM-TN]
That's REAL interesting. I thought they were turning
that station OFF in
I can say that they do pack a good signal. Logged it from both Toronto and
Burnt River ON a couple years back during Au cx.
Saul
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--- k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1430WFHKAL PELL CITY 2244
18/12/07
Yesterday and today, all your favorite country hits
on your hometown
station, WFHK, 1430. [WM-TN]
Nice signal for only 100 watts. Condition seem a
little aurora, but good for
logging
As strange as it may sound, KEVA-1210 NV may have been heard here in SW
Connecticut. Unfortunately for many New England DXers, the South Western
States are in direct line with NY Clear Channels, or in this case a quite
strong WPHT-PA. So with two receivers directed SW, but slightly off line
Resend Correction: KEVT not KEVA
As strange as it may sound, KEVT-1210 NV may have been heard here in SW
Connecticut. Unfortunately for many New England DXers, the South Western States
are in direct line with NY Clear Channels, or in this case a quite strong
WPHT-PA. So with two receivers
Finally went over the recordings on this test, but noonly ID's
were from KGYN and CFYM, until KTBK Auburn faded back on top just
before 0100 MST with EE call ID then many Ke Buena
mentions. Generally, it was a pretty open channel, however; not
nearly as much KTBK as I'd expected.
Thanks
On Dec 19, 2007, at 12:04 AM, Konnie Rychalsky wrote:
As strange as it may sound, KEVA-1210 NV may have been heard here
in SW Connecticut.
Sorry to tell you this Konnie.
KEVA is 1240 and in Wyoming.
Kevin
Gilbert, Arizona
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Makes sense now.
Kevin
Gilbert, AZ
On Dec 19, 2007, at 12:16 AM, Konnie Rychalsky wrote:
Resend Correction: KEVT not KEVA
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