At 06:05 AM 3/26/2008, you wrote:
>LWBC was a little better for TA reception this evening, with 162, 189, 198,
>252 heard between 0320-0530 utc. Only a couple of poor hets on MW everytime I
>checked.
>Steve
No longwave here, and 1215 had a half-hearted carrier at best; no others found.
Nick
LWBC was a little better for TA reception this evening, with 162, 189, 198,
252 heard between 0320-0530 utc. Only a couple of poor hets on MW everytime
I checked.
Steve
NE Oregon
R75, longwires, terminated loop for MW
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Quite interesting and once again, it is clear that Wellbrook makes very nice
products. I will soon be testing the 2 element phased array of BCB sized
ALA100's once the wx warms up and Grafton WI's snow melts and comparing vs
my Phased BOG System.
- Original Message -
From: "Nick Hall-
Time permitting, would someone in the Novato, CA, area please check
93.82 MHz. In researching for the next TIS/HAR List, I came across a
listing for a station, KAW383, listed as a PW Public Safety Pool,
Conventional, operation. The transmitter is listed as being located on
the CREST RD WATER
Here in IL, I noted Colorado's 1060 (Talk..Neil Bortz now) and 1090
(Spanish) never switched power and are near local like at times while
1100(talk) is often beating on WTAM once again.
Decent cx to west tonite so maybe these can get far east. 73 KAZ Barrington
IL R8A and west Phased BOG Syst
Neil,
I suspect your station is WQFA538 in Des Moines as you surmise.
There are two operating units: one at Interstate 80/35 at University
Ave, and the second is at I-235 at Euclid Ave.
Hope this helps a bit.
Very 73 de Mike
Neil Kazaross wrote:
Anyhow, I was tuning
Sorry about the tardy note on this morning's reception, it's been a long
day!
Anyhow, I'm back in Dunmore today, and seemed to leave the upper band DX
in Lamont. 1575 was just the weakest of carriers this morning, after 3
straight days of getting audio. 1566 was considerably better, but stil
At 07:21 PM 3/25/2008, you wrote:
>So if you have low AC noise at LF, you could try an ALA100 with a 50-100'
>vertical loop, for LF-HF reception. I found the loop was quite directional;
>much more so than a K9AY antenna with loop oriented the same direction as the
>ALA100 loop. The ALA100 is a
Good one, Dave, a major benefit of joining a local club, you get to hear all
the groaners.
JM
On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 20:43:39 -0400, David Faulkner wrote
> Joe:
>
> I hereby sentence you to twenty years in the punatentiary.
>
-- 73 de Joe Miller, KJ8O, Troy, MI -- Grid EN82 --
-- WOW
At 01:57 AM 3/26/2008, you wrote:
>Perhaps this is a problem another 2010 owner has dealt with: the display on my
>2010 is so dim (or rather, so lacking in contrast) as to be almost unreadable
>unless I'm holding the radio at an angle.
>
>I don't think it's just dead batteries - the battery meter
Perhaps this is a problem another 2010 owner has dealt with: the display
on my 2010 is so dim (or rather, so lacking in contrast) as to be almost
unreadable unless I'm holding the radio at an angle.
I don't think it's just dead batteries - the battery meter still
registers a 7.
Is there some
> Wasn't as lively this morning, at least for anyone starting at 1335UT as I
> did,
> The propagation monitor says that 594 peaked about an hour earlier, for
> example.
> However, 747 and 774 did peak a few times with pretty good signals,
> and 279 had its best audio in awhile.
> In gen
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:Issued: 2008 Mar 25 2108 UTC
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 25 March follow.
Solar flux 89 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 5.
The mid
WVOW makes it here most days way u/WHIO. WLGN is in Logan, Ohio, located
along U.S. 33 between Nelsonville and Lancaster southeast of Columbus.
73
David
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Hi All
Pretty decent Transatlantic signals in tonight earlier on the SRF-39FP
barefoot
Mar 25/08
22:12 UTC 1575 khz United Arab Emirates - R. Farda w/ pop song , arabic
commentary and R. Farda Id by woman ; good
22:15 UTC 1521 khz Saudi Arabia - BSKSA Duba w/
The station in Logan that pops into my mind when reading the interesting bit
from David (below) is the one I heard back in the early fifties. WVOW on 1290
with 5000 watts. It was one of 31
West Virginians I heard from NW Iowa 1949-1953.
Don K.
S.F. CA
David Faulkner wrote:
> Paul & group:
Joe:
I hereby sentence you to twenty years in the punatentiary.
73
David
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Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 6:54 PM
To: IRCA; NRC
Subject: [IRCA] Too good not too share
A reward of 500
Paul & group:
Logan, a town of about 5,000, fell on hard times a few years back
when the Goodyear (I think it was--one of the tire companies anyway) closed.
The biggest employer there now is Wal-Mart. The FM is satellite c&w of some
kind. Neither station appears to have many, if any loca
Hi Walt
It sounds like you're hearing some good stuff up there.
The stations on 1665 (1663.5USB) and 1651 are located at major harbors and
transmit local weather and other maritime information once or twice an hour
for ships entering and leaving the harbor. The lighthouse stations are a bit
Bruce & Walt,
You might not read this e-mail before you start
dxing on Wednesday morning, but if you do check
out 1314 and let me know if you hear a jammer.
Back on 02-24-08 I heard a jammer similar to the
one on 1053. Good luck with the TP's.
Dennis
Salmon Creek, WA
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A reward of 500 microfarads is offered for information leading to the arrest
of this desperate criminal hop-a-long capacity. This unrectified criminal
escaped from a western primary cell where he had been clamped in ions
criminal escaped from a western primary cell where he had been clamped in
Wasn't as lively this morning, at least for anyone starting at 1335UT as I did,
The propagation monitor says that 594 peaked about an hour earlier, for
example. However, 747 and 774 did peak a few times with pretty good signals,
and 279 had its best audio in awhile. In general, only the p
Everyone
I'm at Grayland with the family for a couple of days. We're in a rental house
this time, rather than the motel. There's more room to spread out and this
place actually has cellphone coverage, but the noise level is higher than at
the motel I brought along my R-75 and SDR-IQ, and pu
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Mar 25 1804 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 24 March follow.
Solar flux 79 and mid-latitude A-index 3.
The mid-latitude
Sunday eve I did some repair work on my westerly Phased BOG System and then
tuned around for a few hours. With roughly 600 ft // 425 ft directivity is
awesome especially on the high end of the band. They aim about 273 deg. I
have some termination work to do, but that will wait until I can walk
Steve, see my comments re TP (and TA) activity posted earlier. Conditions up
on the Charlottes have been very hot! (not great on LW, although I haven't
spent much time down there, though). I'm listening around the same time as you
are too (right through to around 17:00).Walt.
- O
Walt here, reporting in from Masset on the Queen Charlottes. Astounding TA MW
activity last night. I was blown away when I tuned in just after 02:00 UTC,
with the sun still well up in the sky. Happened to be on 1422 and heard a
solid "9"DLF in German. Nothing special there, but also co-c
Hi Neil,
You're fortunate if you have low AC noise at your location, which is
especially important for decent LF reception. That's often the limiting
factor for many folks who would like to try LF reception. I'm very fortunate
both for a low noise environment in this rural setting, most of the
I'm not sure if these are large enough for ULR's but woot.com has padded
MP3 player cases two for 99 cents (plus $5 S&H). Might be just the idea
for travelers with ULR's. I don't have my SRF-59 here with me, so I'm
not sure if its dimensions.
http://www.woot.com/
Features:
Water-resistant poly
They probably made the flip hastily and haven't had thier sales people
pre-sell thew new format nor was any production for ID's and liners done
beforehand.
Paul Walker
www.realradiousa.com
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 11:37 AM, David Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All:
>
>
>
>
I have also found longer antennas better for LW and noted clear differences
between 300 ft BOGs and 600 footers. I rarely get 189 here in IL and the
only LW audible (I don't spend much time there inspite of 98% of my line
noise now gone as there's almost nothing new from TA land I could log) is
At 06:43 AM 3/25/2008, Steve wrote:
>I was surprised to note some decent LWBC reception from 189 Iceland this
>Monday evening, 0244 utc
I noticed a carrier on 1215 here at around 0300UT, but it faded and didn't
return. As for 189think I'll need a bigger antenna and less local
noise
Hi All:
WLGN, 1510, Logan has dropped ESPN and all mention of the Sports
Addict Radio Network. I noted them Saturday carrying "Timeless favorites,"
and they are still doing so. No IDs, even at TOH, and no spots. ABC news
at TOH, but only dead air leading into it. That means both
Final moments and loop message from MWC member Paul Logan.
Barry
Paul Logan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
for those who missed it I've put the final moments of
RTE on Medium Wave on youtube.
sign off: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGfYH8cWxBA
later service announcement: http://w
Still running a full power 24 hour "retune" loop as at 25/3. Same loop on 567
and 729.
Barry
Pol O Braddaigh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
for those interested I've put the final moments of Ireland's RTE on Medium Wave
on youtube.
sign off: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGfYH8cWxBA
Joe:
The only 1 of these I need is the 1240, which was a daytime regular
in Port Huron. However I never heard CKAT in PH: too much of then WTAC.
Bruce Heimburger did log them one LSR, though, and they are quite common
here in the morning, or were before WTVN turned on the IBOC.
73
David
Thanks Rob - I actually checked the reflector / archives from home last
night and tried for them but no dice. WWVA was in just strong enough to
cover what else was underneath.
73,
Dave
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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 21:31:45 -0400
From: Robert Ross <[EMAIL PROT
John and group:
I did a literature minor in my Ph.D. program in History at Ohio
University. I sat classes with English Masters candidates who were teaching
the university's writing courses--and they could hardly write a simple
declarative sentence themselves. Most of the good writing ins
Allen (and Lorne);
Thanks for sharing! Very nice indeed! Congrats on your loggings and
your advancements of ULR DX'ing and DX'ing in general.
73,
Dave Hascall
Indianapolis
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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 17:38:30 -0400 (EDT)
From: Allen Willie <[EMAIL PROTE
Far East Russian LWBC were good this morning with 153, 180, 189, 234, 279 at
weak to medium level, 1250 utc.
MW TPs had 567 weak, 594 poor/weak, 774 poor/weak, 891 poor/weak, 1566
poor/weak in the 1250-1350 utc time.
Steve
NE Oregon
R75, longwires
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Listened from 1250-1330 UT and heard audio from JOUB-774 and HLAZ-1566.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Good Morning,
Listened only from 1440-1500, but found audio on the "Big Four" (594,
693, 747 and 972) using the juiced-up SRF-39FP. Signals were up and down,
though, like Nick mentioned recently.
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1054-1404 with an 1.5 hour nap included.
279Russia, Radio Rossii weak at 1057 with man/woman in Russian.
774Japan, JOUB good at 1054 with woman in Japanese.
.
828Japan, JOBB weak at 1310 with man in Japanese.
873Japan, JOGB weak
>>Thanks for the info. One of life's little pleasures (for me) is listening
>>to either the Blues Jays (though I'm a diehard Red Sox fan) and the Leafs
>>(though I'm a diehard Rangers fan) on CHML while I'm cleaning up after
>>dinner. (The Leafs play-by-play team in particular does a great job
>>de
I have been checking every night since my post a few days ago and CJOB still
is all alone on 680 at night with occasionally a very weak station
underneath, maybe KFEQ?
Kenneth Nawalkowski
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From: "Stewart, Joseph R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, March 24
Mike -
Thanks for the info. One of life's little pleasures (for me) is listening
to either the Blues Jays (though I'm a diehard Red Sox fan) and the Leafs
(though I'm a diehard Rangers fan) on CHML while I'm cleaning up after
dinner. (The Leafs play-by-play team in particular does a great job
desc
--- Mike Hardester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, a few days late, but my trip to Greenville on the 19th did
> confirm that WOOW is still on the air with preaching and local spots.
> I
> have heard the Wilmington station, driving to/from Greenville, but
> not
> so this time - was hopi
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