In reviewing some TOH recording from yesterday's sunrise I'm hearing
Hindi [or Near East Asian] music and anmt on 1040 kHz at 7am EDT under
a strong WHO.
Does anyone know of a station on 1040 that plays this kind of
programming? I'll keep listening to the anmt as I'm sure there's an
ID
Listened from 1340-1359 utc.
648 RUSSIA? 1345 very weak signal.
666 JAPAN, JOBK 1348 fair with woman in Japanese.
693 JAPAN, JOAB 1344 good signal at times with fading.
774 JAPAN, JOUB 1340 excellent signal for about 4 minutes with English
conversation
Listened from 1250-1320 utc and conditions were not very good with all carriers
and audio on the bottom part of the band.
693 JOAB very poor at 1305 utc.
774 JOUB poor at 1310 utc.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
At 07:13 AM 3/26/2009, you wrote:
Listened from 1250-1320 utc and conditions were not very good with all
carriers and audio on the bottom part of the band.
693 JOAB very poor at 1305 utc.
774 JOUB poor at 1310 utc.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
Checked after 14:00 and
Bill Whitacre wrote:
In reviewing some TOH recording from yesterday's sunrise I'm hearing
Hindi [or Near East Asian] music and anmt on 1040 kHz at 7am EDT under a
strong WHO.
Does anyone know of a station on 1040 that plays this kind of
programming? I'll keep listening to the anmt as I'm
I could hardly believe my ears: the ``liberal`` Ed Schultz talk show on an OK
station? There he is on 1600, March 26 at 2107 UT talking about how he`s about
to get flooded out of Fargo. Usual daytime groundwave signal from KUSH in
Cushing, but to be positive, I got a local ad and ID at
When you say but lacking the 103.1 and slogan info, What do you mean?
And yes, they love their hogs down there!
Paul Walker
www.onairdj.com
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 10:26 AM, Glenn Hauser wghau...@yahoo.com wrote:
I could hardly believe my ears: the ``liberal`` Ed Schultz talk show on an
OK
Thanks Rob - I'll try for them tonight. Wonder if they were on late
with their ND pattern, due to the flooding? Luckily I already have ND
in my ULR book but not SD (one would think would be easier - I have
several from SD in my overall book). If cx are good to the west, try
for Carrington on
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I am beginning to hear Ed Shultz in alot of not so liberal markets. He
is on most Air America stations, but I am hearing his show pop up in
other more moderate areas like KXRO 1320 Aberdeen WA. Big Eddy is more
of a moderate, being a Republican for years, before changing over to be
a Democrat in
I had to go check out the SW QSL from 1965, and it says CHOL, 11720
kc/s, July 29 1965. They called it the CBC Nolrthern Service at that
time.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Re: When you say but lacking the 103.1 and slogan info, What do you mean?
And yes, they love their hogs down there!
Paul Walker
www.onairdj.com
I mean: those particular bits of info, ``The Sports Hog`` slogan and the fact
that they duplicate 103.1 FM, are not in the KKHG listing in the
Started in at 1300UT, and conditions seemed back to normal, i.e. pretty much in
the bucket. But there was a bit of a lift when I checked back about 1335UT, so
there were a few things of interest, mostly Asiatic:
pretty darn good audio (at least briefly):
774 JOUB at 1338
828 JOBB at 1344UT
Ah, OK Glenn, thanks for clearing that up... I have a radio friend down that
way who's worked for KHGG, and works for another Hog in Fayetteville, so I
was curious.
--
Sincerely,
Paul B. Walker, Jr.
www.onairdj.com
walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Glenn Hauser
Living out here in the rural area, our options are limited for high
speed internet. There has been an open Wifi in the neiborhood or months
that I have been using, but the past couple of days it has been off. I
have no idea if it will return or not. I thought about adding cable,
but I have Dish
Stay AWAY from Satelitte internet unless it is your ONLY option. The latency
pretty bad, you won't get near the speeds they quote you, they limit your
downloads/throughput and in bad weather, you';ll have no service.
If the cable is leaky, you need to have the cable company out to look at it,
as
Then there is DSL, but the nearest DSL is a mile away, and Qwest
quoted
me $1500 to get it to my house. Is DSL noisy? Any QRN to deal with?
My DSL is noisy in the room it is in. Outside that room there isn't a
problem.
Also maybe Verizon may offer high speed
via cel phone type service,
Patrick Martin wrote:
I thought about adding cable,
but I have Dish Network, so the cable would only be for the internet at
$55 a month. However, it is so leaky RF wise that I don't want the QRN.
For a lot less than what you'd spend to have DSL run in, or what you'd
spend for a year of poky
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Mar 26 1801 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 25 March follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 13.
The
I now have Verizon FIOS fiberoptic for phone and internet. I didn't buy the TV
option. I've had it for 2 years. The only problem is that they provide battery
back-up for power outages and the power supply which keeps it charged is a poor
quality one - and other have the same issues - and it
Great catch Rob! And thanks for the tip. Fargo, ND stations may be running
emergency power due to all the flooding in the area. Now is a great time to
log them.
73,
Chris Knight
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I wouldn't wish flooding conditions on anyone but have to say that if
KFGO is running ND because of the emergency, give it a shot. The good
ground conductivity in ND has already been discussed on these pages
and I would like to confirm it. I drove all over ND and SD a couple
of years ago
On Friday 20 March 2009 19:08, baco...@aol.com wrote:
I got a chance to evaluate the het at 1340 kHz before sunset. It's
actually a double signal, at 1339.4 and 1340.6 kHz, strongest with
phasing aimed east which would indicate one of the 1340 Maine
stations as the source. It appears on
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Mar 27 0006 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 26 March follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 9.
The mid-latitude
At 05:50 PM 3/26/2009, you wrote:
The 600 Hz tone is still audible here tonight on 1340, but here's a
new twist - there's also one on 1400! Similar strength (not strong,
just noticeable in the mix), and the tone frequency is virtually
identical. In both cases, they appear to be symmetrical
I noted the 1400 het @ 600 Hz earlier in the week but haven't since. I haven't
gone back and checked 1340 this week. I also don't have a way to check if
they're symmetrical.
Russ
--- On Thu, 3/26/09, Barry McLarnon b...@bdmcomm.ca wrote:
From: Barry McLarnon b...@bdmcomm.ca
Subject: Re:
With all the notes on current portables, does anyone use one of the old
tube-type portables? I vaguely remember a tube portable. Bright orange and
slightly bigger than the Radio Shack TRF655 classic. I think it was made by
GE, but I'm not certain. I was probably 10 or 11 and took it on a
Hi Guys:
If anyone else still needs NORTH DAKOTA for their ULR LOG...they are
in again tonight @ 2240 EDT. Not as strong as the past 2 nights..and
CIGM is on top most of the time tonight...but they are there!!
Man and Woman talking about the Severe Flooding in Fargo. Lots of Public
Service
Craig,
I have a Motorola Model SP225-1, 4 tubes and the antenna is in the rotating
handle. It uses one 90v B battery and a 7.5 volt A battery.
Also runs on 117 volt ac with power cord. Has a hinged that makes opening up
the radio nice. I use it about once a year to make sure it
KFGO is also coming in here into Colorado with man and woman annoucements
about the flooding in Fargo such as a sandbag truck is stuck and needs help,
a man called in to say he had some space in his home and could take a few
flood-displaced individuals, Concordia College is closing due to
WDAY-970 in Fargo is covering the Flood Emergency and has a strong signal
into Colorado right now at 0309 UTC.
73,
Chris Knight
Fort Lupton, Colorado
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KFNW-1200 is NOT covering the flood emergency, just woman preacher at 0314
UTC. Big signal, though!
Chris Knight
Fort Lupton, Colorado
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Just tuned into KFGO, and only took 2 minutes to hear the station ID; with
KGHL with CW music dominant. Sorry to hear about their flooding.
Steve
NE Oregon
R75, longwires
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Many thanks to Robert Chris, I just heard them on my Sony ICF-2010 with a
Radio Shack loop antenna. Man and woman talking with a quick KFGO ID and
weekend weather prediction of snow. Mixing with CW music.
73 de Joe Miller, KJ8O, Troy, MI
P.S. Just worked ND 3 times last weekend to complete
CIGM way atop the channel here in Rochester NY...
s
Chris Knight wrote:
KFGO is also coming in here into Colorado with man and woman annoucements
about the flooding in Fargo such as a sandbag truck is stuck and needs help,
a man called in to say he had some space in his home and could take a
Needed to go to the KFGO webstream to match the voices I'm hearing
behind CIGM...but yeah, it's them - man and a woman with nonstop
emergency info about road closures, hospital evacuations, etc.
Scary, scary stuff...and what radio does best, when it still bothers to
do it.
This is either
I'm not directly involved in this. I presume it is still a go in the
aftermath of the blizzard that hit the Denver region during the day on
Thursday.
The Vintage Voltage Expo was (is) planned for Sunday March 29 from 10 AM
to 3 PM at the Ramada Plaza Convention Center at I-25 120th Avenue in
I have a tube type RCA B-411. It runs on a D cell for filaments and 67.5 B
battery for the other voltages. 1951 says the tube dates. It has all the
original tubes. As for the GE, if it's the one I am thinking of, one of their
early transistor radios was in the same exact case.
Powell
Thanks guys for all of your good suggestions, but a couple comments. The
TV cable was replaced in the park 15 years ago. I found when they were
putting it in, they moved it over to near my yard to bury it. The TVI
QRN showed up ater that, but before it was across the street underground
and I got
Patrick, I'd be very happy with 28.8, or even 14.4. The best I've ever
received at my cottage on the Queen Charlottes is 2 kbps on dial-up, but more
usually it's about 1 kbps! I'm at the very end of the road for both power and
telephone. Wish I had a better alternative!!! Mostly, I'll
Presumably with their 50KW Non Directional day pattern, copied at near local
like signal on my boombox with sandbagging and flood information, ID'd as
AM 110 The Flag WZFG Dilworth Fargo Moorehead and 106.9 The Eagle KEGK
Wahpeton Fargo Moorehead.
Played a commercial, then ran a WZFG Top of hour
At 05:04 3/27/2009, you wrote:
Presumably with their 50KW Non Directional day pattern, copied at near local
like signal on my boombox with sandbagging and flood information, ID'd as
AM 110 The Flag WZFG Dilworth Fargo Moorehead and 106.9 The Eagle KEGK
Wahpeton Fargo Moorehead.
good tip, thanks
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