MW has improved a little; audio on 1089 in EE; 1323 non-EE talk; 1377 female
talk non-EE, all poor to weak on brief fadeups. 171 Morocco came up again to
weak level on peaks. All 0500-0530 utc.
Steve
NE Oregon
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At 08:53 PM 10/8/2008, you wrote:
>My strongest carrier/threshold audio is on 864. Also I was getting what
>sounded like pop music on 909. Carriers on 1017, 999, 1134, 1215. If it
>wasn't for the loud pop music on CFPR 860, I may get something out on
>864. But CFPR is S9+30 DB! I will keep trying.
Tuning in late after checking email, am getting good LWBC on 171 Morocco
with Arabic music and some talk. Relatively decent reception, normally only
189 Iceland is heard so well and sometimes 162 France. 6.5-7 level on peaks,
was better at 0412 when I first tuned in; much weaker now, 0430 utc.
A
> Now that's being an optimist, Guy! I like that. Then again, I never feel
> bad about going to deliver a baby, even when the DX is hot! ..Walt.
What Walt is not telling us is that he often encourages the new mothers to
name their baby:
-Hiram or
-Maxim or
-Percy or
-Guglielmo...
fair
> my Sony SW car radio has a switch underneath (I have not tried to find it
> yet) that the documentation simply says, "select 9 or 10kHz spacing before
> installation". If the switch is easy to reach, is there a general rule
> about when to throw it? Should power be disconnected, or the radio si
> Good audio on 1215 Absolute Radio at 03:21 UTC here in Victoria. Haven't
> checked anywhere else yet...Walt.
> PS: Well it was goodnow faded down at 03:21!
>
Eek.
I have been in our building helping a neighbor with
a Windows XP re-build. It went well. Very well.
Get this. This fel
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A real nice carrier on 828, close to threshold audio at times. KPAM 860
knocks out 864 with their S-9+50 db signal, and thats with the NE ewe
off it's side.
Maybe a few mumbling words from 1017, no audio from the others.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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my Sony SW car radio has a switch underneath (I have not tried to find it
yet) that the documentation simply says, "select 9 or 10kHz spacing before
installation". If the switch is easy to reach, is there a general rule
about when to throw it? Should power be disconnected, or the radio simply
tur
My strongest carrier/threshold audio is on 864. Also I was getting what
sounded like pop music on 909. Carriers on 1017, 999, 1134, 1215. If it
wasn't for the loud pop music on CFPR 860, I may get something out on
864. But CFPR is S9+30 DB! I will keep trying.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QS
Er, side note.. I can't type very well.. Sorry folks.
Paul
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 10:45 PM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've dropped a note to KNAK's Owner and he assures me their engineer will
> be out at the transmitter site ASAP to investigate what happened!
>
> Paul Wa
You might check the car's owner's manual to see what it says about the
radio. That's how I discovered I could reprogram the radio in my 2002
Saab 9-5 - the owner's manual explains how to switch between European
and North American channel spacing (I guess they don't sell cars in the
rest of th
I noted some decent carriers before I had to go out earlier this
evening, but when I got back things hadn't developed very much.
Croatia on 1134 has been easily the best here, with decent audio at
times, but none of the others have done much. 1215 has bits of audio
now and again, but only f
Once Again, I tried some TP DX while driving to work this morning at
about 1340-1405. As was the case yesterday, I had the car radio
programmed for 9 kHz spacing. This time I heard English lessons on
JOIB-747 easily poking through the KXL-750 splatter. Hets were noted on
594 603 648 657 693
At 10:42 AM 10/7/2008, you wrote:
>Walt, don't think of another baby delivery as an interruption... think of it
>as possibly bringing a future DXer into the world!
>
>73,
>
>Guy
Now that's being an optimist, Guy! I like that. Then again, I never feel bad
about going to deliver a baby, even when
I've dropped a note to KNAK's Owner and he assures me their engineer will be
out at the transmitter site ASAP to investigate what happened!
Paul Walker
P.S. As a aide note, I've known the current owner of KNAK since i was 12,
back when he worked for a now defunct talk network. He also is General
You guys are doing as least as well as I am in Barrington IL tonite for TA's
which honestly aren't impressive here. CX toward the NW were strong post
sunset here. I had things in SK blasting in prior to KOA coming in decently.
KOMO 1000 was noted in passing u/local WMVP so I phased them and had
Good audio on 1215 Absolute Radio at 03:21 UTC here in Victoria. Haven't
checked anywhere else yet...Walt.
PS: Well it was goodnow faded down at 03:21!
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Started listening for TA's at 0305 utc. Have some threshold audio on 1017.
Noticed that Bruce Portzer heard the same station at 0305 on 9/30.
Level 5 carrier on 1107-1134
4 carrier on 1215-1377
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
JRC NRD 545 Ewe NE & U shape 150' fence antenn
As the person who will be doing the filter and external antenna mods on the
E100, it may save a lot of emails to me if I state the costs in advance.
The filter mod is $53 for the filter, $50 for labor, plus shipping costs back
to you.
The external antenna mod for the stock loopstick is $15 total
Dunno if this is any predictor for conditions later, but the LW beacon band
is really hot this evening. I'm hearing some beacons I normally don't.
Oddly, no European LW broadcasters. Just some very weak traces on the SDR
display.
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
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Hello Guys,
Several requests have been received by DXers eager to have their Eton
E100 Ultralight radios modified with the outstanding Murata CFJ455K5 IF filter
(the same narrow filter used in the Eton E1 portable). The replacement of
the stock 455 kHz filter with this premium cerami
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Oct 09 0001 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 08 October follow.
Solar flux 68 and mid-latitude A-index 1.
The mid-latitud
Thanks for NOT reading my original post Your answer doesn't have any
logic in regards to what I wrote. Thanks again
Willis
It is competition. People will tune out if the station is not on the
air. The same reason 99% of stations are 24/7 today.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL M
Interesting. Just today we had a Cape DX lunch, 4 of us, and we were talking
about how Saudi Arabia-1521 audio frequently overrides strong WWKB-1520 Buffalo
on our car radios. Of couse the het is outrageous! I've had the same thing
happen with Denmark-1062 and a few others while driving home
This morning seemed almost as good as yesterday morning, with audio
on most every channel for the last two hours before dawn. Some of the
channels were at murmur-level, or one notch up at language
recognition level, only. However, even a number of these latter
yielded to slight up-ticks which a
And for anyone wondering, KNAK runs Conservative Christian talk programming
from Accent Radio which can be found at www.accentradio.com
KNAK's website is http://www.knakradio.com/
Both ARN and KNAK stream. (KNAK is owned by the network)
Paul
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 12:01 PM, Pete Taylor <[EMAIL
--- On Wed, 10/8/08, John Cereghin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This has always been a problem with me. When I moved from
> Elkton, Maryland to Smyrna, DE in 1998 (about 30 miles as
> the crow flies), I carried my logbook from living in
> Maryland for 30 years with me to Delaware, thinking that
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
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# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 October follow.
Solar flux 67 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The mid-latitud
Colin,
Being 200 km North of me, you should do better thn I do. The real
improvement was when I installed the WNW EWE. Now I have pointed more to
the NW, it is better. The signals are there. A person needs an antena to
pick them up, that's all.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
This was tearing up CBK on the way home last night around 9:30PDT.
Good ID at home at 10PM using the Kiwa & HQ-180 since it is about 90
degrees off of CBK. They do go through occasional kilowatt kapers so
if you need them, look for them again tonight.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ
> KBBI-890 was very good as well as KFQD-750, KDLG-670, KYUK-640.
> Looked for Juneau on 1330, but too much loud rock much from KGRG.
Patrick was good enough to send me a list of Top Alaskan and Hawaiian stations
and I am determined to hear something from there this season -
I figure if I can hea
> Nada on 530 from Puyallup, Colin, other than a couple TIS stations. I have
> the rotating ALA100 oriented NW-SE, but have no hint of Spanish on the
> frequency. Listening with the Eton E1 right now at 0525 UTC.
Here it is - http://tinyurl.com/Cuba-on-530Khz
Includes what I think is a station ID
Radio Rossi on 279khz at 1400 UTC -
http://tinyurl.com/russia-on-279khz
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This has always been a problem with me. When I moved from Elkton, Maryland to
Smyrna, DE in 1998 (about 30 miles as the crow flies), I carried my logbook
from living in Maryland for 30 years with me to Delaware, thinking that 30
miles isn't that far to have to start a fresh logbook.
My "DX Zon
> A lackluster morningpurely Asian. Nothing DU heard today. Nothing super
> strong. Mostly a JJ morning from top to bottom. Hope John's doing better on
> the coast! ...Walt.
>
Agreed -- that said, I had one of the best signals from Russia on 279khz
and I will upload the mp3 shortly
Given the good solar indices this morning was certainly a disappointment.
Lackluster, the word Walt used, was certainly a good description.
Virtually all signals were down on yesterday. Unlike Walt's experience,
it was about an even split here between TPs and DUs. On the TP side only
the big J
Bill,
Yes, it is up to the person on what aspect's of the hobby you enjoy. For
a time I DXed the Tropical Bands often when MW was poor. I still do on
rare occasions. Then back in the 70s, I was heavily into FM & TV DX. I
still DX that, but rarely. I knew of one DXer that would travel around
and he
Willis,
It is competition. People will tune out if the station is not on the
air. The same reason 99% of stations are 24/7 today.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Some nice JJ reception this morning though seemed a little down from past
couple of days. 594, 774, 828, 891 with presumed-JJ reception, weak to
medium, 1400-1405 utc; 1575 VOA Thailand weak 1405 utc, lasting until
fadeout around 1415 utc.
LWBC Radio Rossii better today at the early check, 1225
Greetings,
I woke up early enough this morning to catch the opening. From
1230-1430. An "OK" morning. The usual JJ big guns were strong with
JOUB-774 at S9+30 DB off the NW EWE. JOIB-747 & JOAK-594 were also
strong. The highlight's this morning included Thailand-891 fair and 864
// at 1405 UTC,
Hello Guys,
Another excellent morning, but perhaps a shade off of yesterday's
outstanding level. JOQC-531 barely came up to an audio level enough to be
received through booming 530- Tacoma TIS QRM, and was ID'ed on the modified
E100
only through the 594 NHK1 parallel. Other frequenc
A lackluster morningpurely Asian. Nothing DU heard today. Nothing super
strong. Mostly a JJ morning from top to bottom. Hope John's doing better on
the coast! ...Walt.
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One new TP this morning for the modified E100.
558Japan, JOCR 1258 utc fair with woman in Japanese.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
E100 NW Ewe Palstar Tuner
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Listened from 1201-1355 utc. Good for a while, conditions
dropped around 1350 utc.
153 Russia, 1201 very weak for a few minutes then vanished.
Nice steady S-6 signal at 1253.
180 Russia, 1210 weak-fair with woman in Russian.
189 Russia, 1211 same packag
--- On Tue, 10/7/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Not being that familiar with Washington State geography, I
> would say to
> consider the ARRL awards policy in that locations can be a
> maximum of 50
> miles apart from each other. If Orcas Island and Grayland
> are 50 air
I just heard watching the Anchorage news that TV station KYES Anchorage
has filed for Chapter 11. The reason, is they only get 12 hours a day of
Network programming and they have to buy the othe 12 hours and cannot
afford it. They will stay on the air, but are looking at a bailout.
So our econom
Pat,
I suppose it depends on how you look at it. I have rediscovered the
hobby of taping air-checks. Recording clear reception of a weak local
station including a local ID is quite fun. I enjoy going back to the
recordings and listening to what they broadcast. I enjoy traveling to
different p
Huge signal on 530 right now - 0520 UTC
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Colin-
You would be correct. Cuba is always booming in here on 530Kc. At 0430 they
25db over S-9.
Willis
Old Fort, TN
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