Hi Dennis,
No rain here as yet, and the weatherman said the lightening is done for
the night, but the rain may hit here. I did hear crackling on the R8 for
a time tonight, apparently from the lightening in the valley. But I
heard flooding in areas and over 100 lightening strikes. That is
surprisin
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*1440 WRBE MS LUCEDALE 0152
25/05/08
"Your favorite country, WRBE" then into a song, Lucinbock, TX' with Merle
and Willie. [WM-TN]
Supposed to off the air at night. They are bouncing around at S-7 to an 8.
At 0200 they gave a full ID, "14
Which brings up a mystery of sorts. China Radio International's website
and printed schedules have, for some time, listed a station in northern
Nevada carrying its programs at 1800 local time on 570 khz. No call
letters or city are mentioned. There aren't any stations in northern
Nevada on t
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Good Evening:
Have a rare thunderstorm system heading this way. Just
checked the NOAA web-site and it appears the storm in
coming from the Northeast. Looks like Salem, OR is going
to get the worse of the storm. Disconnected the antenna.
A thunderstorm is just East of I-5 and looks like
I got up before 1200 UTC. It was still dark, but not much was in. I was
surprised how poor TP/DU DX was.
73,
Patrick
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Great going Martin KCEO is one of my most wanted. However, even when
KOMO has been off in the past, no sign of KCEO. Brazil was easier!
73,
Patrick
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I have heard 100 mw talking houses 3-4 miles easily.
Patrick
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:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 May 24 2104 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 24 May follow.
Solar flux 69 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 7.
The mid-l
Hi Dennis,
Although some people may disagre, the transmitter mounted on top of
the tower would be illegal if it used any part of the tower as a ground
or if it had a lead in separate from the tower that connects to a ground
rod. This has been discussed to death on the part 15 mailing lists
I disagree Paul. I can pick up my home "talking house" transmitter about
1/2 mile away and I have heard some as far away as one mile, but I would
classify those as DX signals. Usually when someone gets out more than
that they have suped up the transmitter to exceed the regulations. One
of the w
Pete,
I'm not hearing anything on 1700 during the day, but I don't really
have an antenna that points at Tacoma right now. In a couple of
weeks, I'll have the Wellbrook Array back up and can point it right
at Tacoma will letcha know.
John B.
Orcas Island, WA, USA
Rcvrs: WiNRADiO 313e, E
Hello.
Below is a link to a company that sells Part 15
transmitters. Also Part 15 information.
http://www.am1000rangemaster.com/
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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I disagree Paul. I can pick up my home "talking house" transmitter about
1/2 mile away and I have heard some as far away as one mile, but I would
classify those as DX signals. Usually when someone gets out more than
that they have suped up the transmitter to exceed the regulations. One
of the w
Not true Bill, Part 15's can get out more then a 1/4 mile if you have good
ground conductivity, good processing and a good ground.
Paul
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 6:54 PM, Bill Harms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Pete, given the coverage area that you describe, this sounds like an
> illegal ope
Part 15's aren't licensed and there are n oregulations concerning wether or
not Part 15's can carry ads. Being unlicensed, they can come on the air
anywhere, at any point.
Paul
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 4:17 PM, Pete Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Several months ago, I picked up a Part 15 s
Today I received a card from Radio China International for their broadcast on
KCEO-1000 Vista, CA. They listed the frequency and site as San Diego (that's
what's on their schedule and that's their target area). They also sent a second
card with a note from Ying Lian, English Service. MW #188 and
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 23 May follow.
Solar flux 68 and mid-latitude A-index 10.
The mid-latitude K
Several months ago, I picked up a Part 15 station, Browns Point
Radio, on 1700kHz, and naturally, tracked it. I live in NE Tacoma;
Browns Point is to my west and is home of the beloved KKMO-1360
transmitter. Coverage on 1700 was pretty spotty, and in fact, did not
even include all of Browns
John,
KPUA 670 is a pest here, heard every night year around. KGU is a pest
every morning before LSR. hi. KMVI 550 is another one heard every night,
KNUI 900 is also common. KAOI 1110 I hear from time to time too. Except
for KGU, the rest of the Oahu stations are not too common these days. If
I ha
The date on today's report should, of course, be 10/24. That is a result of
having an 84 yr old brain and a bionic body held together with a
pacemaker/defibrillator.
My hearing and eyesight are still quite good and physically feeling fine,
playing tennis several times a week and no aches and p
Patrick,
I'm ashamed to say that I haven't paid the least attention to
Hawaiians in the last several years. Now, I find myself wanting to
catch one or more with an Ultralight. Are KPUA-670 & KGU-760 your
easiest/most consistently heard from Hawaii???
John B.
Orcas Island, WA, USA
Rcvrs: Wi
At 18:03 5/24/2008, you wrote:
>I woke up early this morning about cx were really poor here.
How early was that, Patrick? Maybe John really did grab all the DU's...
Nick
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Hi Nick,
I woke up early this morning about cx were really poor here. I did not
catch the audio from 1YA, but basically weak audio on 531 and a bunch of
hets (738, 639, etc.) KPUA-670 & KGU-760 were good though.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Started listening at 1145, and "listened" for half an hour, trying to catch
some of John's DU DX, but guess he must have gathered it mostly up for
himself.
pretty darn good audio (at least briefly): none
reasonable audios (though often battling w/splash): none
not so reasonable audio, occa
Hi John,
Thanks for your detailed DU audio and carrier reports. As read by
someone unenthusiastic about getting up at 0430 to chase DX, they were most
interesting.
Concerning 1YA-756 (New Zealand) having its best audio 5 minutes after
sunrise, the same thing happened last Sunda
Very poor today, no audio heard, only a few weak hets. LWBC also very poor.
Glad Ray Moore in Florida is on the IRCA list now. 882 has very strong
splatter here; plus rarely is any het heard on that channel.
Steve
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TP's started late but ran beyond LSR (1036Z) for 10 min. Last noted was 1682.1A
at 1047. In general signals weaker than yesterday.
No audio as usual. I've got to get down to the beach.
3 1098
2 702, 693, 657, 1548
1 828, 738, 558, 549, 1116, 1089, 1017, 882, 1638, 1629, 1682.1A
Hi-Q Passive 2
Much better TP morning today, with all of the action appearing to be
DU and all of it 1098 and below, except for a nice appearance of
1701+. About 20 channels of low band had some level of signal, with
the following peaking at 6 or 7, unless otherwise noted:
702
738
747
756 (briefly at near 8
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1120-1223. No mw audio, one Russian long-wave
with audio.
180 Russia, Radio Rossii 1134 fair with man in Russian.
Carriers & levels:
6) 1107 threshold audio for a few seconds.
5)189-738
4)279- 774-1125-1287-1323-1332-1575
3)153-792-1008
For anyone interested:
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Radio Broadcasting in the Pacific
A Look Back 50 Years to 1958
RNZI Mailbox Documentary May 26
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50 years ago, the last of the American baby boomers was born, and
radio broadcasting was still in its infancy in most parts of the
Pacific.
A
Guess this is really getting off track, but howabout the
"last" DJ? Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers. The words are
very appropriate for the state of radio these days.
Tom
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>Before this goes so far off-track that nobody remembers what
>the thread is about, here's a li
I also haven't seen Jim post on any of the lists in weeks, so maybe he's
otherwise tied up with much more pressing matters.
Paul
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 6:45 AM, BARRY DAVIES <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wrote to Jim more than two weeks ago but no reply. I did not know if he
> was ill?
> B
I wrote to Jim more than two weeks ago but no reply. I did not know if he was
ill?
Barry
"Paul B. Walker, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't heard anything about the WBIX QSL's lately.
Why don't you send a polite email to Jim?
Paul
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 6:15 AM, BARRY DAVIES <
[EM
I haven't heard anything about the WBIX QSL's lately.
Why don't you send a polite email to Jim?
Paul
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 6:15 AM, BARRY DAVIES <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has any one news of the WBIX QSLs?
> Barry
>
>
>
> BARRY DAVIES <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Jim
> Can yo
Has any one news of the WBIX QSLs?
Barry
BARRY DAVIES <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Jim
Can you please tell me when you might send me my WBIX QSL? Many thanks for
your help.
Barry (5/5/08)
Jim Pogue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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