Kevin and Bruce P.,
Kevin, you are having way too much fun with your SRF-59! If this keeps
up, you may even try for JOAK-594 in the null of KVI, or JOIB-747 in the
null of KXL (don't know if you can stay up late, but maybe around 0900-1000
UTC,
after checking the carriers on your
Bruce,
When CX are good WJR is common, as well as WGN, WBBM, and WHO. WCCO
KSTP are also regulars. You might try to null KGO, as I have recently
heard WGY again probably the easiest NY station nowdays for me. It used
to be WQEW, which I hear lss often.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT
Baltimore gained two IBOC outlets WOLB 1010 and WWIN 1400. These are in
addition to WCAO 600, so our total is three. On the plus side, WWWT 1500
turned theirs off, so 1490 and 1510 are now DXable after Sunrise and
before sunset.
Bill
Pete Taylor wrote:
The thing I like about the Ultralight
Colin mentioned using his fine site for a UltraLight Forum or that he
could assist with the formation of an UltraLight Yahoo e-group, if
there is appropriate interest. I hate to see the UltraLighters
abandon the IRCA list, because it has been great to talk
enthusiastically about something
Remember, I've got the Sony SRF-59 Schematic online already if anyone needs
it:
http://www.walkerbroadcasting.com/srf59final.jpg
I think creating a seperate group would be a bad idea as some people get too
much mail already and this would dtract from the IRCA. I also think sending
attachments to
Brett,
Tnx for the heads-up on ZLS. I had a few spare moments last night after
seeing your post and heard it as well. I thumbed up through 530 hearing
both Cuba and TC, and then upwards to 555 ZIZ Nevis St. Kitts. Not a TA,
but definitely a split.
Gil NN4CW
SE GA.
SRF59 barefoot
--- Saul Chernos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
910: a basketball game between the Dukes and something that sounds
like JMU.
It IDed as the JMU (or whagtever) Network. There was also a reference
to
Charleston.
JMU probably refers to James Madison University in VA. Their nickname
is The Dukes.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Obviously I missed something here because I did not know Canada had
embraced IBOC.
To the best of my knowledge, Canada has done nothing of the kind.
Obviously we'll have to borrow a page from cartoonist Johnny Hart. In
his BC strip, the character Curls
Neither IRCA nor NRC nor WTFDA lists allow attachments, along with many
groups for obvious reasons - too much bandwidth, irrelevance, viruses,
trojans, etc. I'd hate to see any of them change. I subscribe to a few
small specialty lists which do, which as you point out is appropriate.
I also have
I am intentionally being vague. I would like to offer some element of
surprise here. There will be content that has proven punching-through
capability, and it will air at roughly the top of the hour for three
consecutive hours, and last a few minutes each time. I have you
west-coasters in mind
I like the BC strip - and haven't seen it in many years. New comics nowhere
near the old ones, sigh...
I'll wheel over on my stone wheelie to accept the moniker...
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I'm pretty sure it's them. I also had Marietta OH in the mix, in addition to
what else I reported on 910 earlier on. All relogs, but give this time...
and a sunset or sunrise.
- Original Message -
From: Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club
For DXers who have e-mail, we really really really really want
the reports via e-mail, if at all humanly possible.
If anyone knows of someone who doesn't have internet access, yet would like
email, drop me a note off list. Obviously they aren't reading this.
I still run a FIDO bulletin board
Listened from 1355-1435 UT and only heard one very weak carrier at 1427 UT on
774.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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i’m is proud to present Cause Effect, a series about real people making a
difference.
After a quiet, hot night last night, the atmospheric wet blanket was in
place up here near Seattle: very weak carriers on 747, 774, 1134 and 1566
and th-th-that's all folks!
Kevin S.
Bainbridge Island, WA
Listened from 1355-1435 UT and only heard one very weak carrier at 1427 UT
on 774.
Great catch getting 555 kHz, Gil! I couldn't snag them from here last night
but will keep trying. Also, I'm hoping for some auroral conditions to give
the South Americans a try,
Brett
On Dec 31, 2007 6:56 AM, Gil Stacy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brett,
Tnx for the heads-up on ZLS. I had a few
I just had unID preacher on 980 in the bathroom.
I wouldn't touch that with Gary's dipole. ;)
73 Gil
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Personally, I'd have no problem with a separate list for ultralight
discussions or posts or worship sessions, if it would be too
distracting from the general IRCA list. I would hate to think it
would be, since ultralight DXing is just another part of MW DXing. It
is just developing into a
John.
I agree completely with the idea of a Yahoo group! I've been waiting to
see what the rules are for Ultralight's before buying one but I'm
fascinated with the low cost small radio idea. The Ultralights ARE sort
of taking over the IRCA list and it would be a lot more convenient to
have
I'll concur with Russ. I was listening to 910 (again)
on the SRF-59 last night and heard 3WR around 2330.
Also in the mix at that time, the Cuban and WSBA (York
PA). When I awoke this morning it was all Praise
910 from Apollo PA (WAVL).
My location in Toronto is about 15 minutes northwest
of
It would be great if we could modify the design of a SRF-59 to listen to other
bands. 160 meters comes to mind. With so few external parts besides the two
basic chips, is there any way to shift its frequency to receive other bands?
Your comments would be appreciated and interesting to read.
Saul,
Thanks for the info. You know me, I'll be there for the test. The
thought of another new Ontario station is exciting. I am going to be
getting the rest of the beverage up and going in today or tomorrow.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
An offshoot of Awards and Definitions would be a contest. I realize that
contests are anathema to some, but the ones I am familiar with are more
organized comparisons than cut-throat competitions. Since 1999, crystal
radio nuts, including yours truly, have a yearly contest over two winter
weeks,
Neil-
My guess on your 3WR would be WWWR in Roanoke, VA. I have heard them down
here into TN.
910 WWWR ROANOKE VA 1000 84 NDA S. GSPL/REL
Remember when 1100 in Cleveland, OH was 3WE? Their call was WWWE and the
station shorten it to 3WE. Same thing with WWWR. The 3WE call is now used by
a
Man oh MAN, I love Gil Stacy's contest ideas Especially the 4
hour period that he described and limiting it to two categories:
SRF-59 barefoot and SRF-59 Super Modified. This won't be the last
contest, merely the first. Why not start small and simple and learn
from that??? Other
This may be old news to other SDR-IQ users on this list, but it was new to
me, so I though I would post it. The instructions are lifted from a review
of the radio on eham.net written by KF6CM.
To listen to 2 *different* frequencies (within the same 190 kHz bandwidth
screen) simultaneously using
Hi all:
Earlier this month, amongst the jumble of TIS on 530, I heard La Voz de
Salvacion, a pre-recorded religious program that was produced in Orlando,
Florida but was being broadcast by my UnID. Might this be Turks
Caicos??
Oh, and it was on an SRF-59 with a coupled loop, although it was
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all:
Earlier this month, amongst the jumble of TIS on 530, I heard La Voz
de
Salvacion, a pre-recorded religious program that was produced in
Orlando,
Florida but was being broadcast by my UnID. Might this be Turks
Caicos??
Oh, and it was on an
Russ, Kevin,
Hdqtrs for RVC is Patterson NJ. Sister station is 1330 WWRV NY NY. I've
heard this id on 530 on occasion. Canned programming from the US via
satellite from different SS resources. Sounds like more of the same.
That's a long haul on any rx!
Gil
Hi Neil and the group,
I did exactly that. I called and was directed to
station's Operations Manager who confirmed that they
carried the Westwood One NFL games this year. He then
mentioned that their Engineering Department would be
delighted to hear that the station's signal is getting
out so
Thanks, Russ. After finally finding the Turks Caicos station's web
site, this 15 minute show was at the precise time slot, so I'm calling it
a definite catch!
73 - Kevin
Bainbridge Island, WA
I'd say it's quite probable, but can't say for certain.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
re QSL, is this card or letter? I don't collect cyber.
Subject: [IRCA] DX test CFFX 960 Kingston ON
We will issue QSLs, but I am not yet 100 percent sure who will handle the
reports. Either the station, or me, or both of us. Regardless, we will
definitely want audio recordings if at all
Hello All,
The SRF-59 radio review, a little fun project written in a couple of
days, seems to have
had an impact on IRCA like a Class 5 Hurricane. For those traditional DXers
who feel like
their club has been hijacked out from under them, along with my own personal
bewilderment,
I
re QSL, is this card or letter? I don't collect cyber.
AMEN and AMEN! Cyber is _NOT_ a real QSL! [And I don't want to hear
anything from Patrick Martin and company on this issue. This is not open for
discussion.] Anyone can write up something on a computer and say they heard
a
Virgin Radio-1215 with rock music battling presumed Albania-1214.85 in East
Euro language 2210-2220 UTC. The off-frequency Albanian causing a raucous het.
--
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South Dennis, MA
http://hometown.aol.com/midcapemarc/myhomepage/profile.html
Be grateful for whatever you can get.
If you'd like something more, at least be diplomatic about asking for it.
On Dec 31, 2007 3:04 PM, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
re QSL, is this card or letter? I don't collect cyber.
AMEN and AMEN! Cyber is _NOT_ a real QSL!
--
Mesa Mike
LA de
OK - before this gets any uglier, please let me step in here in my capacity
as BTC Chairman.
Regarding QSLs for the CFFX test, anyone who receives and reports the test
correctly, and wants a paper QSL card will get one. I don't care if you have
a computer or not. My goal is to try to accommodate
Willis,
Amen to your Amen. Don't give up my friend, there are ham radio operators out
there who work at AM stations and try/still keep the hobby pure to it's
original form. I still seek QSL Cards, even though they are scarce to find.
Station policies can and do change.
Konnie
SW CT
--- Konnie Rychalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Willis,
Amen to your Amen. Don't give up my friend, there are ham radio
operators out there who work at AM stations and try/still keep the
hobby pure to it's original form. I still seek QSL Cards, even
though they are scarce to find.
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# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 31 December follow.
Solar flux 77 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 1.
The
Now now girls, kiddies, no one ever implied I wasn't gratefull, or grapefruit,
or unhappy with whatever I get. But then, whatever I get doesn't include
toilet tissue with station logo on it... that's not a QSL and never will be.
Don't settle for imitations. Last I checked, the term QSL is
Brett,
You'd need SSB to decode NAVTEX.
If there's any question who you heard, because they transmit in fixed
time slots you can tell which station it most likely was by checking
the schedule here:
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/marine/navtex.htm
and lots of detail on NAVTEX here:
WIND used to be a regular in Lansing when I lived there in the 70's and
early 80's. They had a nice card too, mine is from 1974. Good luck with a
QSL.
Martin
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 12:51:31 -0800 (PST)
From: Joe Miller, KJ8O
Subject: Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Confusing log---Mystery solved
Hi
I have a 2nd copy of the new Passport to World Band Radio, 2008
will sell $20 postpaid
Everyone should get a SRF-59!
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Nice catch at your distance, but Turks Caicos is most definately not a TA.
These are islands in the Caribbean just north of the Dominican Republic.
http://lshs.leesummit.k12.mo.us/studentprojects/0607/fall/cweber1/Jamaicacw/caribean%20map%202.gif
73 KAZ
- Original Message -
From:
QSL is a radio broadcasting and communication code message meaning I
verify your reception. QSL cards and letters are a written manifestation of
that verification. E-QSLs are just another form of verification. Even hams
have embraced electronic QSLing - over 150 million QSOs have been submitted
Thanks for saving me the trouble of cabling the SRF-59 to the computer Curt
:-)
Yes, I used the Coast Guard web page to figure out which NAVTEX station I
heard; Chesapeake is the strongest here, but Boston often comes in. Based on
the time, I figured it was VA,
Brett
On Dec 31, 2007 6:11 PM, W.
Toilet tissue QSLs? Hmmm. Something to consider...
- Original Message -
From: Konnie Rychalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 6:04 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] QSL??? DX test CFFX 960
Now
Hi Neil:
Thanks - I didn't know where they were until today: must have been asleep
that day in geography class...
Kevin
Nice catch at your distance, but Turks Caicos is most definately not a
TA.
These are islands in the Caribbean just north of the Dominican Republic.
Toilet tissue QSLs? Hmmm. Something to consider...
/
I was in a store recently that had rolls of toilet tissue for sale with
the face of George Dubya printed on every sheet. So anything is
possible.
Patrick Griffith, CBT CBNT CRO
Westminster CO
http://community.webtv.net/AM-DXer/
Caught the tail end of sunset tonight:
990 Knoxville TN, 950 Charleston WV
Now in wearly evening I have 960 with Roanoke VA, some strange station in
Kingston ON that remains unIDed (strange reference to 104.3), and Cuba with
familiar Reloj ticks.
Conditions seem somewhat auroral here, but this
I can only speak for myself, but my log of KBBI in Homer, Alaska was
dismissed by the CE because he got the number of time zones different off by
one. We corresponded by email, and he realized his mistake. He verified it
by email, and I'm not the least bit dissatisfied with that.
I would assume
Somebody mentioned WWWE in Cleveland. I just uploaded a scan of their
1980 QSL card to my AM-DXer web site (see link below) if anyone would
like to take a look. I'll leave it up for a few days.
Patrick Griffith, CBT CBNT CRO
Westminster CO
http://community.webtv.net/AM-DXer/
Konnie, Willis, and group
--- Konnie Rychalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now now girls, kiddies, no one ever implied I wasn't
gratefull, or grapefruit, or unhappy with whatever I
get.
As we all know, times change. Even the ARRL has
electronic QSL service through their logbook of the
world.
Speaking as an ex-test coordinator, you are the guy that makes the
test coordinators job real hard, Konnie.
Kevin
Gilbert, AZ
Don't settle for imitations. Last I checked, the term
QSL is a historical ham radio term, and is still defined as a
card. [
QST.com] There are enough
I heard them more times than I can shake a stick at
during the late 1960's. They were then part of the
Westinghouse Group which then was WBZ, KYW, KDKA,
WOWO, WIND, and can't remember the last two. I always
wondered if I would ever hear anything else on 560...
The Operations Manager said the
I should give some background as far as QSLs and CFFX are concerned. The
station is doing us a favour. The station had received an e-mail from
someone else, and the engineer was sitting on it, when I contacted him, by
chance, by telephone. The engineer was extremely friendly, and explained
Saul,
First of all a big Thank You is in order for your
efforts. Even though this is new territory for you, I
think you are doing very well.
Second, when you ask about earlier loggings of CFFX
960 Kingston, I can quite happily say that I have
heard them a few times from my home in Troy,
Willis, the price for mailing a letter out of Canada to the US was $0.89 a
year ago. $1US should be close enough for them. If you're serious, you
should find a Canadian club member to send you a couple in trade for some US
stamps.
I'm not sure what the difference is between a QSL that's sent by
I've got a live pep talk before an audience announcing program for Chrysler ...
It's Year in Review from AM-800 CKLW ... in XEROK null for unrecorded ID at
1859 CST as I test SRF-M37V, bought today to add to my mini-rig arsenal. I've
not had SRF-M37V long enough to make a comparison with the
I should probably just keep quiet, but I just have a few things to say,
then I'm in the background again.
I realize that some folks like collecting QSL cards from AM BC
stations, and that's all good, more power to you, but beyond that, does
it really matter in what form it is? I mean, there
Kevin,
3000 miles of signal skipping across a lot of dirt is better than not bad!
73 Gil
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After nearly a month of not having the complete beverage back up, it is
back up tonight. It took another 4 hours to get the other 1,000 feet of
it up and going. I had to raise it on top of the hill so my neighbors
can get the farm equipment through, but it looks pretty good. A bit
higher the
just eard here in Toronto ... and they're doing just that ... great catch!
- Original Message -
From: John Callarman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: IRCA IRCA@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 8:05 PM
Subject: [IRCA] CKLW makes it to North Texas ... unusual.
I've got a live pep
Thanks. I'm sitting on 960 on the SRF-59 and am getting Thunder Country on
960. They really are pounding WFIR Roanoke VA.
- Original Message -
From: Joe Miller, KJ8O [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; IRCA MW List irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 8:03 PM
John,
I do care. Most QSLers do. We would love to have that QSL card or letter
rather than a ppc. But in this day, we have to take what we can get. It
is no longer the 1960s or 70s, or even the 80s.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
There is a number you can call, that Canadian stamps can be ordered from
the U.S. They take credt cards too as I remember.
73,
Patrick
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On 31-Dec-07, at 4:48 PM, Martin and Wendy Foltz wrote:
Willis, the price for mailing a letter out of Canada to the US was
$0.89 a
year ago. $1US should be close enough for them. If you're serious, you
should find a Canadian club member to send you a couple in trade
for some US
stamps.
On 31-Dec-07, at 6:27 PM, Patrick Martin wrote:
There is a number you can call, that Canadian stamps can be ordered
from
the U.S. They take credt cards too as I remember.
1 800 565-4362
See
http://www.canadapost.ca/personal/collecting/default-e.asp?
stamp=counter
for online and other
Saul,
Thank you! Whatever QSL set up you and the CE want to use is fine with
me. To hear another Ontario station is really cool. Spending hours to
get the beverage up and going was well worth the work too.
73,
Patrick
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I wish everyone Happy and Healthy New Year!
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And a happy New Year to all here.
Jim Myrick
WMOX AM 1010
Meridian, Mississippi
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: IRCA@hard-core-dx.com Date: Tue, 1 Jan 2008
01:35:50 + Subject: [IRCA] Happy New Year! I wish everyone Happy and
Healthy New Year!
That would be WATZ in Alpena Michigan, heard
infrequently from my home in Troy.
Great catch!!!
JM
--- Saul Chernos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. I'm sitting on 960 on the SRF-59 and am
getting Thunder Country on
960. They really are pounding WFIR Roanoke VA.
- Original Message
They are in my log book from Lansing Michigan, 1972-1984. When I heard them
their call were CKWS. I never sent them a reception report.
Martin Foltz
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2007 19:53:57 -0500
From: Saul Chernos
Subject: Re: [IRCA] QSL??? DX test CFFX 960
To: Mailing list for the International
Was just talking to Walt via a very noisy and reverberant land-line...
He sends along best wishes and 73 from his cabin on the Queen Charlotte
Islands.
His best catch so far was KBRW - Barrow, Alaska this morning at 1600 UTC.
He has heard some TA's over the last few days but adds Conditions appear
Martin,
I still get a fair number of QSL cards, but not nearly what I got 20
years ago. My breakdown for 2007 with 39 QSLs (38 MW, one SW)
Letters: 19
QSL cards: 11
Certificate: 1
Prepared cards: 4
E mails: 3
signature on report: 1
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Thanks Deane. I knew there was a number out there. Much appreciated.
73,
Patrick
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calls are WHAK and it's Rogers City. You're likely thinking of WATZ 99.3 in
Alpena, which Ioften hear at Burnt River ON. WHAK is a frequent visitor,
almost always there. I don't think I should be hearing it so often with such
a great signal, often well into the evening, as late as midnight.
Thanks. I am looking forward to it, as well. Not sure if I'll be in Toronto
or at Burnt River when they test and then pull the plug.
- Original Message -
From: Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club ofAmerica
irca@hard-core-dx.com
Cc: [EMAIL
It's not even the 90s... sigh... (now, where is that geritol...)
- Original Message -
From: Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club ofAmerica
irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 8:26 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] QSL??? DX test CFFX
Jim,
Very well spoken. I totally agree. We are all friends and let's treat
each other that way. After all, it is NYE too.
73,
Patrick
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My first new log using the ultralight Sony SRF-59 walkman. On 1390 just had
a clear weather report, call letters, and an ad for a business in Caribou.
That's WEGP Presqu'ile Maine. Heard at Burnt River but never in Toronto.
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Saul,
I cannot complain with 39 replies in 07. I used to a 100 or more a year
often, but I also heard more new stations. As I get closer to that 3,000
mark, hearing new stations is not nearly as easy as it once was.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
Brett,
In today's world, we take what we can get. If a station will QSL in any
form, it is better than not having any.
73,
Patrick
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Skip the Geritol. Go for Viagra instead...you'll still be up.
On Dec 31, 2007 5:56 PM, Saul Chernos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not even the 90s... sigh... (now, where is that geritol...)
- Original Message -
From: Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mailing list for the
--- Martin and Wendy Foltz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They are in my log book from Lansing Michigan, 1972-1984. When I
heard them
their call were CKWS. I never sent them a reception report.
Heard both in North Jersey and here as CKWS, here later as CFFX.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360'
We're about to get 3-4 inches of snow, New Year's day, and temperatures
starting to drop from freezing downwards. A happy New Year and much DX for
all of you. - Saul
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To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
--- Saul Chernos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My first new log using the ultralight Sony SRF-59 walkman. On 1390
just had
a clear weather report, call letters, and an ad for a business in
Caribou.
That's WEGP Presqu'ile Maine. Heard at Burnt River but never in
Toronto.
Part of that is
--- Saul Chernos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not even the 90s... sigh... (now, where is that geritol...)
Cheer up, Saul - in a few more years we'll be in the teens !
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Colin,
Thanks for passing along the greetings from Walt and I knew he would nab
KBRW in time up there, as I finally caught it here.
Happy New Year.
73,
Patrick
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I'm not there yet...
;-)
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Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 9:10 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] QSL??? DX test CFFX 960
Skip the Geritol. Go for Viagra
I'm not there either :)
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Hello All,
Since many IRCA members have apparently purchased SRF-59's recently,
they may be in the dark about the club's own efforts to support and maintain
these thrilling little radios, for the benefit of all members.
An alignment procedure was developed an posted on the
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# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 31 December follow.
Solar flux 77 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The
Because of my research and writing about Trans-Oceanics and the
history of Zenith Radio Corporation, I'm particularly sensitive to
the concept of Firsts. It was a big deal in the 20s and 30s: First
AC set, First Portable Radio, First Trans-Continental Reception, etc.
I think that we need the
I would like to enter my Philco-5 as a new
category:
The Ultra-Hot.
5-tube super-het, as generic as popcorn on
New Years eve...
and I did pick up several TP's on it
several years ago...
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Victoria,
No doubt Ceuta-1584 good in peaks with Spanish folk music ballads 0455-0502
UTC.
May 2008 be your best year ever!
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trading places with CFRB in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Watkinsville, Georgia
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What is the model number of the Philco? Is it a Transitone?
Bill
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I would like to enter my Philco-5 as a new
category:
The Ultra-Hot.
5-tube super-het, as generic as popcorn on
New Years eve...
and I did pick up several TP's on it
several years ago...
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Hi Curt,
Navtex isn't SSB but is narrow band RTTY transmission. I pick it up on
several different radios and decode it on my computer with SeaTTY or
other similar software. My parameters are CW mode, 518Khz and a very
narrow filter of 350 to 500 Hz to minimize noise.
rON
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