Here are a few more goodies from this morning:
819 NORTH KOREA, amazingly good w/3+1 pips, then the usual diatribe in
Korean 1300. It's only 1 kHz from a 10 kw local, so I was quite happy
to have such clear reception.
999 UNID, pronounced het on KOMO 1304, but not good enough to produce
Rather good audio on 1215 at the moment from Absolute Radio. I'll be heading
to bed as I was up half the night last night and Colin Newell will be joining
me tomorrow morning for some TP DX fun! Walt
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Day 1 of the IRCA convention went pretty well.
Radio station tours included KKOB (plus several other stations in the same
building) and KALY. Both interesting in their own way.
I know it was great to visit KKOB because KOB was my first verification...
AND... address harvesting by Don Erickson for
I'll be thinking of you guys in the wee hours of the morning while I
work off this beer gut..
Sunday morning I'll be at the dials.
Thank you.
Derek Vincent
Vmedia360...everywhere
On Sep 18, 2009, at 5:50 PM, Brian Chapel wrote:
c...@islandnet.com wrote:
John B. Spoke: My general
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:Issued: 2009 Sep 19 0006 UTC
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 September follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 4.
The mid-latit
c...@islandnet.com wrote:
John B. Spoke: My general impression was that things were down from yesterday's
"Best o the Season" to something like average conditions, but with
things being a bit disturbed: there were some interesting things around.
Good thing - I slept in here in Victoria an
Sounds like a local !!
- Original Message -
From: "Stewart, Joseph R"
To:
Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 4:01 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Monster signals into UK this morning
Good grief! Terrific logging. They're often not much stronger (at night)
than that where I live, only 200 mi. a
I heard it yesterday on my way to LAX to fly to Albuquerque for the convention.
I'll tell Patrick in case he hasn't looked at his e-mail today.
Martin and Wendy Foltz wrote:
> This morning at 8:50 AM I heard XESURF with Spanish talk program, at 9:00
> Radio Sion IDs and into religious pro
Good grief! Terrific logging. They're often not much stronger (at night) than
that where I live, only 200 mi. away from St. Louis! Forget daytime--they have
a lousy groundwave signal...
Randy Stewart
Springfield MO
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 2009 21:22:47 +0100
From: Paul Crankshaw
To: irca@hard-core-
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 17 September follow.
Solar flux 69 and mid-latitude A-index 6.
The mid-latit
> We still need an East Coast Mafia or something.
That would have been Mark Connelly and his
boys out at the East side of Maine...
Yea. The Maine street gang.
--
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Colin Newell - Editor - CoffeeCrew DOT Com
We still need an East Coast Mafia or something.
John Cereghin
Smyrna DE
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 12:21 PM, wrote:
> Hello John and others,
>
> I'm sure that Guy will be most amused at your new moniker to describe us
> :-)
>
> 73, Gary
>
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The Hard copy issues were mailed from Ocala Fl this morning. Next issue will go
out 9-25 or 9-28
best to all
fresh
Lee J Freshwater
Ocala, FL
IRCA EDXR /AWARDS & REPRINT SERVICE
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This morning at 8:50 AM I heard XESURF with Spanish talk program, at 9:00 Radio
Sion IDs and into religious programming. I'll listen more to find out what's
going on.
1420 XEXX Tijuana is now Radio Mexicana, ex-Radio Formula.
Martin Foltz
Mission Viejo CA
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Hello John and others,
I'm sure that Guy will be most amused at your new moniker to describe us
:-)
The low-band Asians were strong as usual this morning, with the Koreans
especially vibrant, notably 603-HLSA, 657-Pyongyang and 756-KBS. As has been
usual here in September, a very definite
For me at least, it wasn't as good today as previous days, but still OK.
I listened live 1255-1315 and recorded other times on the SDR. Highlights
from live listening.
- I used 594 to ID NHK1 //s on 567 585 666 and 729, all of which were weak or
had domestic splat.
- 738 sounded Korean again
> John B. Spoke: My general impression was that things were down from
> yesterday's
> "Best o the Season" to something like average conditions, but with
> things being a bit disturbed: there were some interesting things around.
Good thing - I slept in here in Victoria and Walt was delivering bab
My general impression was that things were down from yesterday's
"Best o the Season" to something like average conditions, but with
things being a bit disturbed: there were some interesting things around.
540: CNR-1//5030 continues to occupy 540 at and just before dawn. Its
just a question of
At 06:55 AM 9/18/2009, you wrote:
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>Listened from 1244-1353 utc. Much improved condtions this morning. Lower
>channels improved as sunrise approached. Weird 576 with audio, but can't
>match // 594 for NHK1 because JOAK to weak. Lower channel around longer
>t
Listened from 1244-1353 utc. Much improved condtions this morning. Lower
channels improved as sunrise approached. Weird 576 with audio, but can't
match // 594 for NHK1 because JOAK to weak. Lower channel around longer
than the powerhouses on 1566 & 1575.
153RUSSIA, 1248 fair with man in Ru
I know that. I didn't look in the AM query, but in what the FCC
advertises as the HAR database, but i wonder how complete it is. It's
not as easy to use as the AM/FM database.
The DelDOT website is useless in hunting this down as well.
John Cereghin.
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 9:18 AM, Paul B. Wa
Paul,
The Wobbler on 930 is nearly perpetual and presumed by knowledgeable
Florida DXers to originate from R.Surco, Ciego de Avila,
Cuba. Probably not so the Arabic programming.
I have heard this Wobbler almost any time I cared to tune in,
sometimes at extreme levels. Of all those heard o
won'tI show up in the AM Query, but in a seperate search so thats why you
don't see it... the TIS seach used to be real easy years ago
Paul Walker
www.onairdj.com
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On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 8:09 AM, John Cereghin wrote:
> For months I've suspected that the Delaware Departm
For months I've suspected that the Delaware Department of
Transportation had put up a new transmitter on 1380 in the Smyrna DE
area. They run their main transmitter out of Wilmington, WTMC, with
HAR stations in Dover and Rehoboth Beach, all on 1380.
Recently, 1380 has been MUCH stronger, even at
IRCA Crew,
Last night, WECU-570 Winterville (NC) was off air. In the mix was
Radio Progreso, Cuba. Before I could log it, somehow moved to
1620. What the?! Radio Progreso also on 1620! Nothing listed, so
I logged it as CMBQ4, 1 kW, location unknown. Positive ID.
Charles WD4INP
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Russ Edmunds wrote (re
http://mysite.verizon.net/k9la/Is_This_Solar_Minimum_Better_or_Worse.pdf.):
My personal feeling is that there are other factors at work here. I've been
reading with some interest some recent scientific studies which offer
significant changes in what scientists thought they
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