I don't think it's KWBY. I can hear the SS of KWBY, and it also just ID'd in
English at TOH and it's best on E/W wire. I can also listen to the het and
switch between my E/W and N/S longwires. The het drops in level noticeably
when I switch to E/W, which is KWBY's direction. I think it's
I thought we somehow decided this WASN'T KWRU 940 in Fresno?
But based upon what Steve heard, it sound slike it is Fresno.
Paul
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 2:08 AM, Steve Ratzlaff [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I don't think it's KWBY. I can hear the SS of KWBY, and it also just ID'd
in English at TOH
Just checked 940 about 11:50pm PDT...No sign of a het, high or
lowjust strong KWRU with music in spanish.
Don K.
S.F. CA
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Listened from 1235-1315 utc and conditions were very good.
594 JOAK fair at 1306 utc with man in JJ.
666 JOBK very poor with man and woman innJJ at 1250 utc.
693 JOAB poor at 1312 utc in JJ.
774 JOUB heard at 1309 utc with a great signal in JJ. It was also heard on my
Sony ICF-SW7600GR with a
Since this is my last morning here for a bit thought I'd try one more
early morning.
Started at 1200 and not much was happening, with just so-so carriers on
the regular frequencies. Just as I was beginning to think staying in
bed would have been a wiser choice things started to improve.
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I was cleaning out the basement awhile back and found a bunch of reel-
to-reel tapes and some logbooks from the early 70's.
Rather than throw them all away, I digitized the tapes and using the
logbooks am editing stuff into sound bytes.
The results [still in progress] can be found here:
Just to make things more confusing the het is strongest looping East/West
from Santa Barbara.
73
Date: Sat, 6 Sep 2008 23:08:26 -0700
From: Steve Ratzlaff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Het on 940 out West
To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
Very cool Bill - thanks for sharing. I still remember your shortwave clips
you posted to the web many years ago.
Brett
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 11:32 AM, Bill Whitacre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was cleaning out the basement awhile back and found a bunch of
reel-to-reel tapes and some logbooks
I was cleaning out the basement awhile back and found a bunch of reel-
to-reel tapes and some logbooks from the early 70's.
Rather than throw them all away, I digitized the tapes and using the
logbooks am editing stuff into sound bytes.
The results [still in progress] can be found here:
Via Walter Salmaniw -
Another day in paradise up here in Northern BC#65533;.
Blue skies and warm sunshine#65533;not all that common in these parts, but
I#65533;ll take what I can get! First of all, I went on my little
dxpediton out to Rose Spit, about a 40 minute drive along the beach, then
Via Walter Salmaniw -
There had always been some doubt that Australians would propagate well to the
Queen Charlotte's, as that direction has the land mass ofthe islands rather
than immediate water path#65533;.well, I too had my doubts, butafter last
night, I#65533;ve dispelled them! Channel
Via Walter Salmaniw - Masset, Haida-Gwaii
For the first half of the night, the most southerly BOG was fantastic, picking
up all the above stations. For the most part, the other BOGs had little or no
DU activity. Quite remarkable that the southerly BOG would have a strong DU
station, while the
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 06 September follow.
Solar flux 66 and mid-latitude A-index 9.
The
thanks for doing this, colin. much appreciated!.walt
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Date: Sunday, September 7, 2008 1:28 pm
Subject: [IRCA] Rose Spit Haida Gwaii report relay - part 3
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Hi all:
In case you run into the same problem, here is one I solved today.
I've been laboring for the past few weeks figuring out where the unearthly
screeching is coming from that has rendered my LF Engineering H-900 whip
unusable. I have it mounted on an unused satellite dish with a special
Kevin,
Glad to read that your H-900 is back in proper working order. My
H-800 works very well on long-wave and has even heard a few TP's
on MW. On rare mornings is sometimes out performs the NW ewe.
Will be interesting to see how many TP's you can heard from your
location. Seems like this
As expected after Hurricane Ike, the 530 station seems off the air. Only
noise heard so far...
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
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Colin,
With CFAX running an ERP of 250 KW to the NW, no wonder they are weak
down here at 150 air miles. I think their CE told me once that they
have 30 wats in my direction. They are ok but are weak.
900 is better.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
In a couple of hours, I'll be putting the package of 2009 Tower Site
Calendars in the mail to Bill Block for those who have ordered them for
convention pickup in Flagstaff.
Anyone else want one at the special club price of $15? (Regular price is
$18.)
E-mail me tonight if you're interested!
IRCA Crew,
I have several 1/4-inch DX tapes that I need to
dub into mp3 media.
Could anyone please help me!
I have several machines that handle most speeds...
And I am the engineer behind the fabulously successful
Ian McFarland series of CD's.
How can I help?
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Just got back in the door, and remembered I had forgotten to e-mail you.
If you get this in time, please add me to the list. Thanks!
Nigel
Scott Fybush wrote:
In a couple of hours, I'll be putting the package of 2009 Tower Site
Calendars in the mail to Bill Block for those who have ordered
I DXed from 1255 to 1350 with LSR about 1335
As reported by the majority of others, conditions were down here a
bit this morning, but with quite a few interesting ones... Many more
than usual low NHK1 outlets were present again and then several other
interesting Japanese: 891 NHK1 Sendai
Mike,
Why dont you contact Colin Newell? Im sure he can offer you some advice. I
can as well, its actually pretty simple.. feel free to ask!
Paul
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 1:15 PM, Mike Brooker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was cleaning out the basement awhile back and found a bunch of reel-
The FCC had a notice of inquiry on this topic many years ago (the late
70s or early 80s as I recall). In the end, they decided against it.
One of the points I remember them making in their decision was that the
prime candidates for 500kw operation were already ratings leaders, so
the power
Craig,
As far as I and others here in Florida have been able to tell, 530
RVCI Turks Caicos, has been off for some time, preceding the most
recent round of tropical storms and hurricanes.
For the last several weeks what has most likely been heard on 530 has
been R.Enciclopedia, Havana.
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