A bit of a long shot here in Seattle... but I did try for the DX test... only
two sports stations, CFAC and AM 960 Sports.
Thanks for the test it is good to see DX tests that are heard!!!
Phil Bytheway
Seattle WA
Drake R-7/KIWA MW loop
I monitored 960, but didn't hear the WHYL DX Test. IBOC QRM from local
KRWZ-950 is tough enough to get by, but then there's CFAC which is a
powerhouse pest. If CFAC were off (or not using non-directional pattern)
WHYL would have stood a chance. The other stations heard here tonight on 960
were KMA
Hmm, KFLN...no surprise!
Paul
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 1:07 AM, Chris Knight ch...@dxclipjoint.com wrote:
I monitored 960, but didn't hear the WHYL DX Test. IBOC QRM from local
KRWZ-950 is tough enough to get by, but then there's CFAC which is a
powerhouse pest. If CFAC were off (or not
WHYL-960 heard in Old Fort, TN with very slow CW, sweep tones and voice IDs.
Willis
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At 05:18 3/15/2009, you wrote:
But I am monitoring on the NNE Conti Loop. Local 950-KRWZ IBOC is nulled by
this antenna. There are 2 ESPN stations, the strongest one is CFAC, Calgary
ID'd by a local ad (dominant station on 960). There is also a weak
country-western station way underneath.
No
Same here. Not a peep on either.
73,
Patrick
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Sorry you did not hear the test. Down here in Tennessee, which is much
closer, I had them booming in at S9+20db for the first 30 minutes or so,
then it went down hill after that. By 0200 I could'n hear the station at
all.
By 0130 there was lots of QRM from WERC in Birmingham, AL.
But I have
For those recording on Perseus and suchlike I measure the carrier of R
North at pretty much 846.000 with the morse tone at around 846.547
(listening to the morse recording 0500:20 to 0500:50 UTC).
...now for WHYL which will be tougher since I've moved the antenna round
towards the SW for
I think the issue here was mainly the elevated AK, as I caught ONT on
960 last year. But even KSTP 1500 was poor tonight.
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Hey, Rob,
This might be your solution. I spent about 6 hours yesterday trying
to buff up overnight recordings to ID this puppy. If what you were
hearing was news and commentary, this is almost certainly
it. http://www.cincoradio.com.mx/emisoras.asp?emi=XEHR My best times
were from 0800
John H. Bryant wrote:
Hey, Rob,
This might be your solution. I spent about 6 hours yesterday trying
to buff up overnight recordings to ID this puppy. If what you were
hearing was news and commentary, this is almost certainly it.
http://www.cincoradio.com.mx/emisoras.asp?emi=XEHR My best
Dominant on 960 kHz was WABG in Greenwood, MS and WERC in Birmingham,
AL. Also Radio Reloj in the mix. Skimming through the recording this
morning, I have definite sweep tones starting at 01:01.15 EDT. I need to
go through the recording later and see if I can hear any code.
Surprised even
The WHYL DX test wasn't heard here in southern Alberta either. Not a
real surprise, as eastern conditions didn't seem that good. Interesting
to note that
others heard CFAC so well, as here, about 120 miles from them, they were
generally being overpowered by the country music from KSRA in
Listened from 1310-1345 utc and conditions were down from yesterday with only
one carrier on the top part of the band and that was 1566.
594 JOAK very poor at 1334 utc.
774 JOUB poor at 1336 utc.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
At 11:04 PM 3/14/2009, you wrote:
A bit of a long shot here in Seattle... but I did try for the DX test... only
two sports stations, CFAC and AM 960 Sports.
Thanks for the test it is good to see DX tests that are heard!!!
Phil Bytheway
Seattle WA
Drake R-7/KIWA MW loop
Same here,
On Sunday 15 March 2009 09:06, Robert S.Ross VA3SW wrote:
Thanks for the info on RADIO CINCO the Mexican Network.
HoweverI really don't think this is gonna be what I heard
(Several Times)!! The Station I am hearing is predominantly a MUSIC
STATION.not a lot of talk. Lots of Accordion
Barry McLarnon wrote:
I guess the some don't believe refers to me, since I didn't see
anyone else chime in on this topic. For the record, I didn't say
that you can't tell what direction a station is coming from, I simply
stated that there are limitations that you must keep in mind. There
Hello .Two Pac Nw stations apply for tx site relocation:KONP 1450 Port Angeles
Wa and KRPI 1550 Ferndale Wa. Details @ Northwest Broadcasters Recent News web
page.Bill in BC
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Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 8.
The mid-latitude
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irca-requ...@hard-core-dx.com wrote:
Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 11:03:11 -0700
1550 used to be Bellingham back in the day if I remember right!? I DO remember
logging a DX test of KOQT back in the 70s.
Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 13:41:33 -0700
From: wb6...@cox.net
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Tx site change applications into FCC
At 11:29 AM 3/15/2009, you wrote:
Given the distance and the low power, I didn't have much hope for hearing
even a carrier from Radio North, Donegal Ireland's DX test. However, if even
a *whisper* of the carrier was propagating into the Pacific Northwest, the
Zoom tool on Perseus would show it.
On Sunday 15 March 2009 14:29, Guy Atkins wrote:
Given the distance and the low power, I didn't have much hope for
hearing even a carrier from Radio North, Donegal Ireland's DX test.
However, if even a *whisper* of the carrier was propagating into
the Pacific Northwest, the Zoom tool on
Just to see if I could do it (!), a copy of the morse id of Radio North
as detected by Perseus:
http://www.geocities.com/paulcrankshaw/radionorth.JPG
Paul
Paul Crankshaw wrote:
For those recording on Perseus and suchlike I measure the carrier of R
North at pretty much 846.000 with
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:Issued: 2009 Mar 16 0006 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 15 March follow.
Solar flux 68 and mid-latitude A-index 10.
The
Hi Guys:
Well after hearing the WHYL DX Test early this morning...I figured
that was gonna be it for New Ones today. However...I just logged
another New One on 790 Khz that I maybe should have heard Years
Agobut never did. This is NEW to the ULR and OVERALL LOG as well!!
No Sign of CIGM
Started listening too late this morning (1414UT) according to the propagation
monitorby then the big sunrise fadeout had started. So, my comments on the
relative poverty of signals need to take that into account...quite listening by
1430.
pretty darn good audio (at least briefly):
747
Anyone on the list who likes reading and collecting old books and magazines
dealing with radio and TV?
I have the following for sale:
RADIO NEWS magazines from 1948. I was given these by my uncle in 1957 and have
read and reread them many times. It is time to let someone have fun with them.
At 18:03 3/15/2009, you wrote:
Hello .Two Pac Nw stations apply for tx site relocation:KONP 1450 Port Angeles
Wa and KRPI 1550 Ferndale Wa. Details @ Northwest Broadcasters Recent News web
page.Bill in BC
KRPI's change is described on the FCC site as MINOR CHANGE TO A LICENSED
FACILITY ,
Technically, moving the transmitter site and increasing power really is a
minor change. A station can now actually change it's COL and move 30khz
either way and still be considered a minor change.
Paul
www.onairdj.com
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 12:53 AM, Nick Hall-Patch n...@ieee.org wrote:
At
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