At 08:07 PM 8/19/2009, you wrote:
>Man,
>
>I have a hard time believing that I heard what I heard this morning when
>no one else was hearing East Asians.
>
>Thanks for checking, Walt.
>
>'Course we haven't heard from Guy on the Oregon Coast.
>
>John Bryant
>Orcas Island, WA, USA
>Winradio G313
Pete,
My DF skills stink. I have a Select-a-Tenna and a homemade box loop
but they are no help. Yes, I am only hearing it at night.
Is anyone else on the East Coast hearing it?
John Cereghin
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 11:19 PM, Pete Taylor wrote:
> john,
>
> Do you have a loop or a portable whic
john,
Do you have a loop or a portable which might help you to get a
bearing on it? I presume you are only hearing it at night.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 + Kiwa air core loop
ICF2010 + " "" "
DX398; Palomar loop
SRF-59 & -M37V
Eton E100
===
Man,
I have a hard time believing that I heard what I heard this
morning when no one else was hearing East Asians.
Thanks for checking, Walt.
'Course we haven't heard from Guy on the Oregon Coast.
John Bryant
Orcas Island, WA, USA
Winradio G313e and various Ultralights
Wellbrook Phased A
As John Bryant suggested, I checked my West wire and no problems to report.
All connections were tight and dry, although I did accidently break a
resistor in the process, so this was repaired and replaced. Tonight, all my
various antennae seem to be working just fine (listening to an 8 kw HCJB DR
As one who really hasn't been happy with portables and ULR (several+ non
working ones or inadequate ones here) I may just have to pick one of these
up.
Gary et al... can this stock ULR be modified or should one just leave it
alone ?
Everything I've read tells me that this is a superb ULR.
I am still hearing "The All New 97.1 Frank FM" on 1310, with non-stop
music "from the 60s, 70s and 80s". Also mentioned that "Fresh new
smell, Frank FM". All music, no ads or announcements, just the liner
after every few songs. I have checked every station on 1310 and 97.1
along the east coast o
Hi Guys:
WellI've been tuning around with the New Kchibo D96L ULR that
arrived todayand between trying to figure out what all the
buttons were...and trying to make sense of the Broken English Translated
Chinese Manual that Gary Debock sent meI have Logged a NEW ONE!!
Andit is
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Aug 20 0006 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 19 August follow.
Solar flux 67 and mid-latitude A-index 7.
The mid-latitude
With all this DU activity I need to try for them myself. I had Tahiti here
about 5 years ago a couple of times weakly in French and also pulled audio
out of 1098 Marshalls a couple times (need to get lucky and find them on a
bit late). Last season 702 was at threshold audio levels once..ie could
At 08:46 AM 8/19/2009, you wrote:
>Man, Walter and I weren't listening to the same band this morning Its
>happened before, but I can't remember THIS much difference. (Our houses would
>be in sight of each other, were it not for an intervening low hill.)
>
>My morning was also from about 1245
Are there to be any changes in the night power or patterns of these two
stations?
Note that I can get both of them here on real good NW nights. CFUN can be
semi dominant on 1410 with weak semi-local WRMN phased and CKST's sports can
background WHO.
73 KAZ Barrington IL
- Original Messa
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Aug 19 1806 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 August follow.
Solar flux 67 and mid-latitude A-index 3.
The mid-latitude
from Northwest Broadcasters site
http://members.shaw.ca/nwbroadcasters/recentnews.htm
* Installation work is almost complete on the new CHUM Radio Vancouver
transmitter complex in Delta. Testing and adjustment of the RF systems and
antenna tuning will start next Monday with on-air testing for **
John,
Having somehow managed to drag myself out of bed for DXing this morning
(and receiving audio from 3 DU's on a large passive loop), I would have to
agree with Walt-- it was a totally DU morning here. There wasn't a trace of
any JA audio anywhere, not even with the fanatical 30" loopsti
Hello Guys,
I had always assumed that my home location of Puyallup was a DU dead zone,
but it appears that one of the new large passive loops here has resurrected
them from the dead.
After solving the main challenge of getting out of bed at 0430 local time,
I set up my typical Grayland DX
Man, Walter and I weren't listening to the same band this morning
Its happened before, but I can't remember THIS much difference. (Our
houses would be in sight of each other, were it not for an
intervening low hill.)
My morning was also from about 1245 until 1310, with dawn around 1305.
5
This was probably the best TP morning here this year for low band MW
signals. Many lowband hets up to about 1000. Even 612 had presumed DU audio
at 1300 utc, where I have S9 splatter from nearby 610 KONA. 576 very poor
unknown audio; 738 medium/loud Tahiti; 774 weak DU; 792 weak DU; 828
poor/we
Arouse again at 12:45 UTC and monitored for the next half hour. Very different
from yesterday, and down all around. The big difference is the total absence
of any Asian stations. Simply put, this was a totally DU session. Not a great
one at that, but still totally DU. I don't think I heard
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