You've had some nice ones - particularly last few weeks...
Saul
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Interesting Paul. I recall that when I was at Keflavik AFB, Iceland in 1955-56
I had similar results. Good reception to North America Oct thru New Years and
then nothing but South America for
most of January.
Don Kaskey
San Francisco CA
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
> Conditions to NA over the pa
Gladly Brett,
>From page 4 of the 10 page manual, and I quote "The
external microphone and other devices can be connected
and the sound can be recorded. When the external
microphone is connected to the microphone jack of the
recorder, the built-in microphone will not operate."
I have not tested t
Hello All,
THE definitive guide for purchasing the best Ultralight DX Radios is
now being written!
Prompted by a snide remark that analog radios are obsolete, the SRF-59
and its criminal brother, the SRF-39FP, decided to teach the digital
Ultralights a thing or two about selecti
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 21 January follow.
Solar flux 72 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The mid-latitud
Joe,
Please let us know how well this unit works as a DX recorder. I purchased a
similar model a few months ago and tried to record radio audio via the mic
jack input. On the unit I tested, the internal mic could not be disabled so
I got both the radio's audio and the ambient room noise. Couldn't
Last evening and this evening, I gave the SRF59 a test on 1340. I have
a local at about 10 miles away w/ 1kw - WHAT. Ordinarily I can get a
reasonable null with the loop on the HQ-150 and I'll find a few ID's
from my TOH preset recordings.
With the SRF59, I can get enough of a null that I can hea
Hello,
I just took the Radio Shack portable receiver that
was a Christmas present --- the one that had the bad
image rejection problem --- and gave Radio Shack the
song and dance about it being a present, no receipt,
etc. They were nice about it and let me exchange it
for something else. No pro
At 12:03 AM 1/21/2008 -0500, you wrote:
>1420 CKTB St. catharines? You mean 610? Or 1420 CKPT Peterborough?
Yes SaulI already sent a correction for this log.It was 610 CKTB St
Kitts..I put the Time heard in the Frequency Slot.heard it at 1420
EST
At least I know you're rea
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 21 January follow.
Solar flux 72 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 2.
The m
Hey Dennis:
I've got an Eton e100, a rebrand of the Tecsun PL-200, coming in the mail
this week, which will then go through a lot o' scrutiny. Otherwise, eham
and Radiointel have a few reviews of the PL-200 and the PL-230.
73 - Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone used any o
Conditions to NA over the past few days have been very poor. Apart from
the closest east coast stations everything else I've heard has been from
the Caribbean and S America - Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina and Brazil.
In fact it has been more like May than January.
Things were slightly better l
--- David Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul:
>
> When? Are they there now and what is their night
> power and pattern?
NOW as he said. 10 KW daytime and a couple of watts
at night. They are 25 or so miles from me.
Powell
POP email is powell at backroads DOT net
Paul:
When? Are they there now and what is their night power and pattern?
73's
David
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Yeah, CFRB does well to the south all right. Gets in here most days mixing
w/WIOI, & is often on top of them in the winter. WINS blows pretty strongly
this way at night, so it doesn't surprise me they shut down KLRA. But I
can't even log WMOX, which I used to hear frequently in Michigan in CFRB'
Bill:
That's why CKPC is not likely to abandon 1380 for FM anytime soon,
if ever. When I lived in Barre, New York, I had an FM on virtually every
channel, being about equidistant from Rochester, Buffalo, and Toronto. Got
good clean TV on every channel but 3 too.
73's
David
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to 1200!
They had a Construction Permit to go from 350W on 1190kHz to 10KW on
1200Khz..
They are likely to be a new catch for some folks at sunrise and sunset when
they power up or power down.
--
Sincerely,
Paul B. Walker, Jr.
www.walkerbroadcasting.com
www.myspace.com/walkerbroadcasti
Hello,
Has anyone used any of the Tescun radios?
There is a Hong Kong seller of these
Chinese radios on E-Bay.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Russ,
Because of its convenience features, the DT200VX is now my dog-walk DX
machine. The speaker is a big plus for around the house when earbuds won't
do.
You can use your power button as a "backlight button". This doesn't solve
the clock issue as OFF remains backlight for 4 seconds before indic
Wow, my guess is that we will never have another week with this many
Ultralight Firsts established. We've added TWO CONTINENTS and more
than a dozen countries to the list in the last seven days.
The list has just been uploaded to the Ultralight Files Area of
www.dxer.ca for your use. Look at
Hi all:
Just posted to the DXer.ca web site is the latest Gallery of UltraLight
Radios, now expanded to included a page of those models which, based on
reviews so far (such as the Sangean DT-220V) are in the "maybe not"
category.
There is also a page for a dozen models in the "maybe" category whi
Thanks, Scott.
Even though I am about 200 and 500 miles west of both
stations, I end up hearing both at the same time. At
night, WINS is stronger although CFRB can be heard. In
day, it's usually CFRB although WINS sometimes makes
the trip.
73 de Joe
Troy, MI
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Rob,
The subscription site, 100,000 watts shows then
at 500w nights. Usually, I'd say that we gotta
count them as 500w. However, they are also listed
as directional and the NRC Night Time Pattern
Book shows then as directional due East. I don't
know what to tell ya about that.
John B.
In smaller cities it's possible to go to FM with open
Band space but there aren't many spots available in
the bigger cities.Bill in BC
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>I get WINS in downtown Toronto in CFRB's null. Very easy...
> Saul
I get WINS and CFRB every night. They fight it out most times.
CFRB puts a fair signal in TN.
Willis
Old Fort, TN
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> The historic building housing the studios and offices for KREX-TV in
> Grand Junction CO was destroyed by fire today. The fire broke out around
> 8:30 AM and was still burning at 5:00 PM. KREX is a CBS affiliate. The
> building apparently also housed the local Fox TV affiliate. The building
> wa
Scott,
I did not know WINS & CFRB chnged their patterns back in the 90s. I used
to hear CFRB every once in a while back in the 80s, but CBR was off more
in those days. I think it was before the CBC AMers went NSP. Now CHWO is
the most common Toronto staton for me. CJBC used to be common in the
70s
Deane,
I guess the plan today is to get rid of a lot of the "extra" clutter
with many stations going to FM, but leaving enough to still cover the
country. That is not idea, but there should be one powerful CBC in every
major city, especially since the CBC is tax supported. So what in the
world is
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