I am listening to KGTL-620-Homer as I type this as S9+20 DB, creaming
KPOJ.
KICY is also very good. KGTL is playing Easy by the Commodores.
Format is Adult Standards.
73,
Patrick
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t1340 CFYK Canada, NWT, Yellowknife, likely the one with Blues mx //
to CBR-1010 (CBC) at 0255 EDT 10/10, but buried in the jumble. (PM-OR)
Drake R8
SW EWE
NW EWE
Quantum Phaser
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585 612 684 774 855 882 891 945 954 999 1008 1044. Plus many level 4-5
carriers. So, was anyone else listening? Probably best TA night here this
season, if only I'd tried earlier. All faint to nearly fair, with 684 probably
the best. E1 + 8 Quantum. 73, George S., MN
Was about to give up, but then tuned to 531 and sure enough have some pretty
good DU music happening at 7+ level, so perhaps there'll be a bit of a dawn
enhancement. Best at 13::50, but faded a bit as I type this at 13:54..Walt.
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Poor for signals to the north. Even Radio Rossii poor today, 180 and 279
only heard. At end, DU's the only thing heard but doing quite well. 531 with
EE music; 567 poor DU; 855 poor DU; 1116 poor/weak on fadeups, DU talk; 891
the best weak/medium. All 1357-1430. 891 still being heard at 1430.
Listened from 1230-1340 utc and I only heard carriers on 594, 747 anf 774. The
only audio was from JOUB-774 at 1320 utc and it was just above the noise level.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Want to do more with
You guys wondered how I always time it for the best conditions at
Grayland The secret is quite simple, really. As a member of the
post-employment cohort I'm privileged to DX at Grayland Monday
through Friday or more specifically, Tuesday morning through
Friday morning. All of you guys
Listened this morning between 13:03 and I'm still listening to Brisbane on 612
at near armchair level at 14:35 as I type this. Very dismal initially, but a
very nice spike in DU activity at and after local dawn. Here are my results,
with 6 unless otherwise stated:
No Russian LW this AM
529:
891 Australia with CW music program still being (poorly) heard, 1446 utc.
This is the latest I've heard a TP.
Steve
NE Oregon
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At 07:47 AM 10/11/2008, you wrote:
891 Australia with CW music program still being (poorly) heard, 1446 utc.
This is the latest I've heard a TP.
Steve
NE Oregon
Same here, Steve with Brisbane on 612.Walt
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As others have commented, pretty grim this morning. For the first
time in quite a while I had absolutely no TP audio, and for that matter,
not even any strong carriers. Did note a bit of DU action, but not as
good as something happens on these solar hiccups. Lots of carriers,
but not
It seems that not too many of us midwesterners have been listening this season.
I am on the road and last night from central IL Bloomington and Peoria areas
around 0230 there were some TA hets on the truck radio. 891 was enough to make
non DXers tune away from WLS, IMO ! 1134 had a big signal
HI, Norm here from Monmouth, OR:
A couple of months ago I purchased the Tecson AN-100 Antenna on eBay from
China; the shipping was ridiculous. It does have the antenna output and it is
very well constructed; plus, you can see the antenna windings, so it's actually
a beautiful thing to look at.
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John Bryant
Sony SRF-T615 Barefoot
567 JOIK NHK1 Sapporo 1409 10/10/2008
594 JOAK NHK1 Tokyo at 1124 10/08/2008
648 VoR, Ussuriysk, Russia in RR 1411 10/10/2008
657 Pyongyang Bangsong, Kangnam, North Korea 1351
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John Bryant
Modified E100 + NW Wellbrook Phased Array
531 JOQG-NHK1 Morioka 10/7/2008 1140 (late, something behind that
was NOT DU. India???)
540 CNR1 Synchros 1407 10/7/2008 (only there late and poorly)
549
Good Morning,
Got up at 1341 to check the band-- and immediately checked my receiver
(something was drastically wrong-- even the Japanese powerhouses had no
audio). Upon determining that the monster ICF-2010 was operating normally.
and
that my chances of logging new DX this morning
Colin,
Yes, it is the antenna that brings in Alaskans. Before I built the NW
EWE, I did not hear Alaskans near as often as I do now andI get many
more.
73,
Patrick
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Karl - thanks for your advice. I know you've been at this for a long time.
I've seen your name numerous times over the last 25 years. I have a number
of radios that will receive LW. They are:
Sony ICF-2010 and ICF-SW7600GR
Kaito KA1103
Radio Shack DX-398 (Sangean ATS-909)
Sangean ATS-808
My
Last night I bought a Terk on Amazon for $29.99 with free shipping. My
mother-in-law gave me a $25.00 Amazon gift card for my birthday so I'm out a
whopping $4.99.
I've had a Select-a-Tenna for at least 25 years and I've read the radiointel
comparison review. It's always worked very well. A
Listened this morning between 13:03 and I'm still listening to Brisbane on
612 at near armchair level at 14:35 as I type this. Very dismal initially,
but a very nice spike in DU activity at and after local dawn. Here are my
results, with 6 unless otherwise stated:
No Russian LW this AM
Hi Craig,
Interesting reading on the comparison of the two loops. Is there a web page
with a description of your copper tube antenna? And is it practical to have the
copper tube antenna at a home location (i.e. not in a truck but maybe a
backyard etc). Thanks.
have fun,
Paul
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Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 25.
The
I have mirrored some spectacular sound bytes from Guy Atkins
(with his permission) over on DXer.ca sound file area -
Here is the quick link - http://tinyurl.com/Guy-Atkins-Sounds
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Web-Design / E-Commerce / Writing
Victoria,
I enjoy setting interim goals for myself in DXing... beyond Country
and Station totals. One of these, for me, is trying to hear and then
QSL as many NHK1 and NHK2 pairs from Japan as I can. Almost every
mega-city in Japan has both an NHK 2 and NHK 2 station, and some of
the pairs are among
A couple of self-portraits of my listening post
taken with an Aurora-Camray 3'X4' Softbox rated at 300 Watt/s
and the Canon EOS-30D dSlr
If anyone has a pic of themselves at their station and
would like it posted to a central spot on dxer.ca
by all means send it along...
John,
Congrats on your two QSLs. A couple goo ones there. Great going.
73,
Patrick
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