Thanks Steve. Glad you enjoyed it.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Thanks, Craig and Patrick - wonderful viewing!
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Don,
Yes, the good ol' days. I am sure you remember the days when WHAS was
alone on the channel night after night. Yes, the band used to be a lot
different.
73,
Patrick
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Dennis,
KMAX is also common here. 840 is a busy frequency now days. I remember
the days when WHAS was there alone nights.
There is 6 inches of snow in the backyard. This afternoon I took the
broom to sweep off te satellite dishes. 4 inches of the snow fell last
night and this morning. The snow
Hi everyone,
I would like to thank Craig Healy for offering space on his website and
his work in posting jpegs of my QSL's. Several people have asked about
my QSLs though the years. Check out:
http://www.am-dx.com/qsls.htm
I hope you enjoy seeing some of them.
Again, much appreciated Craig.
73
Listening to 850 and just noticed the typical indigenous hymn singing from
Nomevery unique programming at 04:38 UTC at good level. Fair amount of
cochannel though..Walt in Victoria (and being pretty envious of Colin
Newell who's winging as I type this
towards Honolulu while we freeze
Oh, you know me...I'm always nice. He's a bit younger than I am though. I
guess late 30's or so. I'll see what I can do, but don't hold your breath.Bert
New
Watkinsville, Georgia
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> From: texas4...@core.com> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com> Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008
>
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Dec 20 0006 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 19 December follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 4.
The mid-latitu
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Kevin & Pat,
At first I thought it might have been KNXT Las Vegas, I checked
their programming at their web-site and they had on Sean Hannity at
this time. Shorty heard the KMAX ID. C&W was weak and
heard only as KMAX faded. With the daytime skip being
good this afternoon, was hoping for
Patrick Martin wrote:
Dennis,
CKBX 840 is The Wolf. Heard again last night. A regular when phasing out
local KSWB. I have an idea CKBX will not be as common if CFCW moves to
840 though. CKBX was common years ago. Then Grande Prairie AB came on
840 and CKBX became more rare. After Grande Prairie
Dennis,
CKBX 840 is The Wolf. Heard again last night. A regular when phasing out
local KSWB. I have an idea CKBX will not be as common if CFCW moves to
840 though. CKBX was common years ago. Then Grande Prairie AB came on
840 and CKBX became more rare. After Grande Prairie moved to FM, CKBX
became
Hi Guys:
Not a banner evening for sunset skip tonight..but I did get ONE NEW
STATION out of 3 Hours of listening from 2-5 Pm!! I'll take it!!..I need
every one I can log!!
Radio used tonight wasSONY SRF-T615 with 2 1/2 Foot Homebrew Tuneable
Box Loop.
ULR LOG TOTALS are now.583 S
Thanks to Joe Miller for this one.
1400 KQMS Redding CA, jpg QSL for their DX test a year ago from Joe Miller.
CE Steve Mena asked for assistance and I turned it over to Joe who is a
member of the Broadcast Test Committee.
Martin Foltz
Mission Viejo CA
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I just found out a fraternity brother of mine is the general manager
of the following stations in south Georgia...WYNRWWSNWHFXWBGA
WGIGWMOG I heard WGIG at some point and I passed along the
information to him and requested a QSL Card. He had no idea what I was
talking
Hey Dennis:
CKBX should ID as "The Wolf" - it is heard here once inna while.
Kevin
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> Heard the "Sean Hannity" show on 840 kHz at
> 1:40 PM PST. No sign of KSWB or KKNX.
> Finally got the ID on the TOH "The Max".
> Signal ranges from S-5 to S-9. Now a CW
> station is being
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Good Day,
Heard the "Sean Hannity" show on 840 kHz at
1:40 PM PST. No sign of KSWB or KKNX.
Finally got the ID on the TOH "The Max".
Signal ranges from S-5 to S-9. Now a CW
station is being heard during fading of KMAX.
Could be CKBX 100 Mile House, BC Canada?
1060 CKNX Calgary is in this
I just found out a fraternity brother of mine is the general manager of
the following stations in south Georgia...WYNRWWSNWHFXWBGAWGIG
WMOG I heard WGIG at some point and I passed along the information to him
and requested a QSL Card. He had no idea what I was talkin
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:Issued: 2008 Dec 19 2106 UTC
# 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 19 December follow.
Solar flux 69 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 3.
The
For hearing code of unknown pitch, what would be best mode, passband setting,
selectivity, etc? Might it be possible to split the code off from 1240? But I
wouldn't want to cut my selectivity so I tune out WOON code IDs, just try to
cut down others on 1240.
My R75 has 2.1 Khz filter with twin
I'm beginning to think that TPs are livelier earlier on these mornings, even
with the additional domestic splatter. Started listening about 1410UT, and it
looked like a peak occurred about 1430UT, although there was also a bit of
sunrise lift a little over an hour later. As Bill observed, con
Hi Guys:
Well...it looks like a good few Days to stay holed up in the house and
do some Serious ULR DX'ing We are smack dab in the middle of a MAJOR
SNOWSTORM as is a large part of the Mid West and Great Lakes Area!! She's
howling pretty good out there right now with High Winds and LOTS
Listened from 1315-1435 UTC and conditions were better than the last few days
with lots of carriers from the bottom to the top of the band.
567 JOIK very poor and just above the noise level.
594 JOAK fair.
648 Russia good at times.
693 JOAB fair at times.
747 JOIB poor.
774 JOUB very good
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1435-1512 utc. Not as many stations
heard this morning, but I did not use the NW ewe this
morning which is the best antenna here for TP's.
No LW's heard this morning.
648 RUSSIA, VoR 1437 fair with woman in Korean with a
little splatter.
693
ABDX presents the first DX test of the season.
Thank you to Jay Rogers for running a DX test at WOON 1240 kHz in
Woonsocket, RI. This test will run Sunday morning Dec. 21 at 0200
ET / 0700 UTC.
WOON 1240 is mono running 1 kW NDA.
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