The only thing heard in western NY was
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I hope to
No sign of it here. Even with the NW or NE EWE. Not even a carrier.
73,
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Walt,
Done a lot of that co channel DX with DUs through the years too.4QL-540,
2AP-540, 4QN-630, Russia-720, etc. But it is especially fun when it is a
TA!
An hour ago I was hearing German on 1017. Now, I m hearing Tongan. DX is
amazing
73,
Patrick
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At 10:22 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>>I hope to run the 160 meter amateur radio beacon this evening from 0550 to
>>0615UT.
>>
>>This will be on 1998.5 kHz and comprise a repeated CW identifier of my
>>amateur callsign VE7DXR.
>>
>>With the good TA conditions, hopefully this might make it to Eu
837 // 1377 France Info, the latter really good at times, but hard to get them
both above the murk at the same time. Man in FF.
Good but brief audios recently: 1323, 864, 1215 consistent, 1089...poor audio
1611
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Thanks. Nigel. I sent a tentative CD report to them a few days back and
I am keeping my fingers crossed.
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At 10:12 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>I have absolutely no idea what these stations are, but TA audio came up at
>0445 on 675 kHz, and at 0500 on 693 kHz (English news) for two moderate
>MP3's on the C.Crane SWP 7.5" Slider inductively coupled to the 9' PVC box
>loop. The East Co
Gary,
675 is probably Radio Maria Holland, as I have been trying to get a
decent copy on them, but KBOI really causes a lot of QRN. 693 must have
been the UK.
73,
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At 10:12 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>At 04:36 10/21/2009, you wrote:
>>At 08:54 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>>>Hmmm, maybe just a dip, as still in here. In fact, just confirmed BBC
>>>Scotland on 810 parallel with the web stream for a new one. Thanks for the
>>>tip Patrick!
>
>congratulations on
To answer my own question: This is Radio 5 in Netherlands. Up to S8 signal
and pushing aside all slop. Wow!
Chris Knight
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They popped up again with a weather report, and then a review of
today's papers.. Now I've found the right schedule (I was looking at
the FM), tonight's program matches what I was hearing. And yes, they
do indeed have pop/rock some nights.
73,
NigelPatrick Martin wrote:
Nigel,
Radio Sc
Someone on 747 kHz very good signal just started playing "Rhinestone Cowboy"
by Glen Campbell. Who is this?
73,
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>I hope to run the 160 meter amateur radio beacon this evening from 0550 to
>0615UT.
>
>This will be on 1998.5 kHz and comprise a repeated CW identifier of my amateur
>callsign VE7DXR.
>
>With the good TA conditions, hopefully this might make it to Europe, though
>I'm not helpful; it's a pip
At 04:36 10/21/2009, you wrote:
>At 08:54 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>>Hmmm, maybe just a dip, as still in here. In fact, just confirmed BBC
>>Scotland on 810 parallel with the web stream for a new one. Thanks for the
>>tip Patrick!
congratulations on IDing it Walt.it was pretty darn good
Hello All,
I have absolutely no idea what these stations are, but TA audio came up at
0445 on 675 kHz, and at 0500 on 693 kHz (English news) for two moderate
MP3's on the C.Crane SWP 7.5" Slider inductively coupled to the 9' PVC box
loop. The East Coast guys must be laughing as we try to so
Gary,
They dropped for about 5 minutes, bu bounced right back. If it wasn't
for the splatter, we would nab a lot more.
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0500-ish UTC:
198 England (woman talking)
216 France (man talking)
252 Ireland (playing "She's Not There" by The Zombies)
All poor, but have audio. How come 171 Morocco isn't there?
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810 at 0500 had some musical sound going into news with a female. At
0505, she mentioned Radio 5". It was hard to make out much with KGO, but
it is there.
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Virutally nothing, except 531 RNE5 from Spain with a very good signal easily
// to web audio. At 0057 edt.
LW stations also, but that's it.
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Listened this morning between 13:40 and 14:42 and once again had a decent CC
morning. Farda did not appear today on 1575. My feeling is that conditions
were down slightly from yesterday, but still very decent. SF71, A1, K0. "6"
unless otherwise noted:
531: 8 level JJ at 14:29
540: CNR1 at
Nigel,
Radio Scotland was running pop/rock the night I heard them, IDing as
Radio one, so they must use different nets at diffeent times..Unless
radio one was something special that time.
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Walt, glad you got BBC Scotland too! I am trying to pull audio out of
Radio Maria 675 Holland, but that horrible high pitched voiced talk guy
that is yelling on KBOI cuts really into the signal. I thought rock
splash was bad!
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>Hi Nick, Patrick, Bruce and Nigel,
>
>The problem with these TA's is that they can all tank within 5 minutes of
>sounding pretty strong, then resurrect themselves about 20 minutes later--
>after you think the fun is over.
>
>I noticed several of them hangin
774-Spain coming in pretty well at 0415 UTC. Man and woman in SS.
819 carrier is there, also 801, music on 765, woman talking on 693. This is
one of the better TA evenings here in CO.
Other notable signals/carriers: 531, 585, 612, 639, 855 (man talking but too
much local KOA-850 IBOC), 909, 927 (
At 09:04 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>Nigal,
>
>Glad you nabbed Scotland 810! Great going. Are they running Radio 1
>tonight?
>
>Patrick Martin
>KGED QSL Manager
>
I'm hearing them running the Radio Scotland internet feed, Patrick at 04:35
UTC.Walt
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>Hmmm, maybe just a dip, as still in here. In fact, just confirmed BBC
>Scotland on 810 parallel with the web stream for a new one. Thanks for the
>tip Patrick!
>
>73,
>
>Nigel
Yep, it's here in Victoria at good level (even very good) cochannel KGO!
Thanks
At 06:13 PM 10/20/2009, you wrote:
> Hopefully I'm not boring anyone, but the TAs are in again tonight.
>Had audio before tonight, so the earliest yet this season. Whether that
>indicates a good evening or not - your guess is as good as mine.
>At 0100 I had audio on 675,684,774,873,1
No, actually it's interesting as they're running a program about the
influence of the Scots on liquor throughout the world. According to the
web site they should be running BBC Five Live, but they're not. Of
course the signal faded at the hour, but the web stream IDed as BBC
Radio Scotland.
I also managed to bag the Navtex transmission from Greenland at 0340. I
almost overlooked it because it uses the letter "W" as its identifier,
which also happens to be the letter used by the USCG Navtex in Astoria,
OR. But the content of the message made it abundantly clear it was from
Greenl
675 hymns Holland 0415?
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Hi Nick, Patrick, Bruce and Nigel,
The problem with these TA's is that they can all tank within 5 minutes of
sounding pretty strong, then resurrect themselves about 20 minutes later--
after you think the fun is over.
I noticed several of them hanging around past 0430 last night, for a total
Can't keep track of all this, had an ID on 1008 at 0400, 5 pips, last
elongated, maybe SS talk, can't make sense of the ID in the splat.
Now, excited man talking on 999.
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I am having the same issue with 1008 here, but mostly CBR as they are
gangbusters. Holland is probably likely.
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Nigal,
Glad you nabbed Scotland 810! Great going. Are they running Radio 1
tonight?
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Nick,
I knew that SPR4 was a winner, as Dave Williams used it for years. It is
a great backup for the R8 and often does better. I love those crystal
filters. Thanks to both of you, I have a second good receiver.
73,
Patrick
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Thanks Nick. Egypt is a new country for me. My second African here.
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Thought I would check out the SPR4 on LW, not a bad signal from 162
France and 189 Iceland.
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At 03:09 10/21/2009, you wrote:
>Bruce,
>
>Yes siree... They're bck
>AA on 819 at 0302 Egypt???
Yes, I've had something on 819and almost certain it's Egypt. The 6290
parallel is very poor, but pretty certain it moved from vocal mx to talk at the
same time as 819 at 0320.
Nick
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At 03:08 10/21/2009, you wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>
>Around 0245, there was moderate audio from 1134-Croatia, threshold audio
>from 1377-France, strong carrier from 747 (whoever that is) and a weak
>carrier from 1215-Absolute. The TA's seem modest at best here tonight.
A little more immodest here,
At 03:27 10/21/2009, you wrote:
>Pop music u/KGO 810 again. Scotland?
>Piano music on 531 weakly.
>
>By the way, I am using the SPR4 tonight. It does better with the 2.4
>crystal filters on the TAs.
Sure glad Phil and I did that mod!
Nick
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Victoria,
Hmmm, maybe just a dip, as still in here. In fact, just confirmed BBC
Scotland on 810 parallel with the web stream for a new one. Thanks for
the tip Patrick!
73,
Nigel
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Where did everything go? 5 minues ago, hets and audio where everywhere,
now only a couple decent
I am getting some activity back. Weak GG on 1017 at 0350
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So far tonight I have (carriers except as noted)
1215(audio), 1134(good audio at times), 1224, 1269(audio, prob Germany),
909, 855(audio, Spain), 864 (bits of audio, trying to coax // from
France), 837, 846, 693, 963, 819 (too much KGNW to get audio),
1008(Holland?? briefly good w/woman 0340 b
Where did everything go? 5 minues ago, hets and audio where everywhere,
now only a couple decent hets. Wow! Things can sure drop off quickly!
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Who is on 702 at 0344?
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Pop music on top on 855 now. Someone underneath 0342
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819, man in AA poorly at 0340
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Nigel,
I cannot seem to pull anything off 855 that I can ID a the moment. I'll
keep trying. Would you believe, the SPR4 does better than the R8.
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810 has fased out u/KGO but got a female on 1107 in unk lang at 0335
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I've been checking every so often this evening as time permits, and
generally it's been the usual suspects in with audio. Every once in a
while an unusual one makes a brief appearance. Just had someone on 1053
(other than TalkSport), and bits of talk earlier on 1512.Patrick,
you seem to b
Pop music u/KGO 810 again. Scotland?
Piano music on 531 weakly.
By the way, I am using the SPR4 tonight. It does better with the 2.4
crystal filters on the TAs.
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819 female in AA news or commontary until 0315 then man speaking
followed by ME type music, in KGNW splatter as my EWE is NE.
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Two weak signal on 864, FF and ???
0323
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Bruce,
Yes siree... They're bck
AA on 819 at 0302 Egypt???
FF on 864 at 0303 presume France
Croatia 1134 a 0245
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Hi Guys,
Around 0245, there was moderate audio from 1134-Croatia, threshold audio
from 1377-France, strong carrier from 747 (whoever that is) and a weak
carrier from 1215-Absolute. The TA's seem modest at best here tonight.
73, Gary
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What?? I just finished listening to my TP DX files from this morning and
now I have to go searching for TA's??!! Is there no rest for the weary?
So far I have a huge signal on 1134 & a weaker one on 1215
Bruce
Nigel Pimblett wrote:
Hopefully I'm not boring anyone, but the TAs are in again t
Today's TP DX was much better than yesterday.
To begin with, I managed a couple of logs on the car radio while
traveling to work: 747 with the usual English lessons at about 1355
popping through the KXL splat for a moment, and VOA-1575 surfacing for a
minute or so in a SE Asia language at abou
'Was just looking at some more of these tonight Dennis. Great stuff!! Mike
Sanburn
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Audio on 855 & 864, but weak.
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TA carriers on 1206, 1215 and 1377 hrd at 0152 ut all very weak. Lots of noise
tonight from T-storms.
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Hopefully I'm not boring anyone, but the TAs are in again tonight.
Had audio before tonight, so the earliest yet this season. Whether
that indicates a good evening or not - your guess is as good as mine.
At 0100 I had audio on
675,684,774,873,1089,1134,1179,1215,1269,1539,1548,1575
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
While enjoying a pleasant ride back from the airport at 6:15 AM this morning
I heard WSHV 1370 South Hill VA, rise up out of the mess, a bonafide
daytimer, and a new one. The announcement completely obliterated the voice
of the earnest pitchman on WXXI 1370, someone nam
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 20 October follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 0.
The mid-latitud
Thanks! I'll try there as well, although it sounds as though you had
better luck near the pier.
Bert New
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John, Bruce, Nick and Others,
When reviewing the 6-minute long MP3 of the 1170 kHz mix (HLSR, UnID
Chinese and KPUG) recorded on the 9' box loop this morning, there was a
Mandarin
Chinese female voice prior to the Chinese music, mixing with with KBS
(HLSR) and KPUG. All three stations are
531 612 621 675 693 729 747 756 774 855 873 882 909 945 999 1008 1044 1089 1206
1215 1269 1305 1377 1386. Audio of course long gone. Didn't bother to listen
0505-0720 but it would've been interesting as many good audios 0500
including 8-9 of above +1035.
The carrier staying power award goes to
With the recent discussion of the regular denizens of 1170 kHz, I thought
the following MP3s might be helpful or interesting:
1170 VOA Philippines with "Poro" transmitter location ID in English (from
Nov. 1st DXpedition last year at Grayland):
http://www.guyatkins.com/1170_voa_poro_01nov08_graylan
Fellas,
CNR1 was running an hour long music program this morning starting at
about 1403... not classical opera, at least when I was listening. It
was more an Asian pops program. I think that it was an hour long.
John Bryant
At 07:14 PM 10/20/2009 +, you wrote:
At 18:43 10/20/2009,
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The mid-latitud
FWIW, I've hrd KBS and CNR1 1170 multiple times from home this season, but I've
never hrd. VOA from home or at Grayland. KBS has Mandarin at 1400, CNR is all
Mandarin, and VOA has Cantonese at times, so there's plenty of potential for
confusion.
Bruce
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>Hi Nick,
>
>Yes, I remember the discussion over Walt's initial 1170 Chinese MP3 made at
> 1358 on 9-9, in which the Chinese dialect was clearly identified here as
>Mandarin, not Cantonese. I believe that Bill Harms also mentioned that VOA
>would have a Cantone
Mike,
It may be the mountains too. Here a lot of Alaskans are mostly water
path and that helps I am sure. Good going on KDLG.
73,
Patrick
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Hi Nick,
Yes, I remember the discussion over Walt's initial 1170 Chinese MP3 made at
1358 on 9-9, in which the Chinese dialect was clearly identified here as
Mandarin, not Cantonese. I believe that Bill Harms also mentioned that VOA
would have a Cantonese program at the time of Walt's recor
At 16:47 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>1224: Was clearly in Korean, rather than the usual low level JJ. The only one
>listed is a KBS3, HLAA.
Thanks for this John. I had something there this morning which wasn't //NHK1
(which didn't get into my report), but it was pretty murky, so maybe HLAA.
Nick
At 16:40 10/20/2009, you wrote:
>
>KPUG is pretty far from here, so it was easy to null on the 9' loop.
>Although the null bearing wasn't ideal for Korea, it didn't matter during
>great
>TP propagation (like this morning). Sure enough at 1411, there was a
>Chinese music station mixing with
Oh my, that was a bit of a ride
Started listening around 1320, and all the regulars were in, but there was
plenty of splatter as well. About 1405 things started to liven up slowly, and
by 1420 some of the second tier stations were dropping serious field strength
into the neighborhood. I
really belated report:
I think I got my first ever TP too -- Japan 747 / 774 last year at this
time, with my 7030 plugged into the Toyota, and a LW laid out on the beach.
But I never did get an ID, even though Colin assured me the format matched
(English lessons).
I intended to try again soon but
I'm in the midst of making some minor modifications to the Wellbrook
Array here and that may have affected my morning results. In any
case, my results were "Uninspiring" this morning they weren't
bad, weren't good, just sorta low normal. The upper band seemed down,
especially, though there
Hello All,
About a month ago Walt sent me an MP3 of a Chinese station mixing with
KPUG-1170 at a pretty good level, and recently it seemed that everyone except
me had heard the KBS mega-station mixing with the Bellingham, WA (sports
talk) domestic station. Running out of easy Ultralight TP'
Congrats Deane!
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass.
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Subject: [NRC-AM] My first TP ever (JOIB-747) - now the challenge is to hear it
on a U
Yesterday morning (Oct 19) at 1355 UTC I noticed using a DX-375 a
strong het on 690, presumably
from JOAB however no audio could be pulled out. This led me today to
check the Japan frequencies,
using a barefoot GE Superadio II. The het was still there from 1340
- 1400, but still no audio.
Tu
Many thanks to Pat, Mike and Walt for the kudos.
Congrats Mike! It does surprise me you don't have Alaskans all over the
dial, as close as you are.
I might be closer in terms of miles Pat, but Alaskans from here are far from
easy. All my recent catches have been early morning around local sun
It's very possible the C &W you heard on 1070 was WCSZ Sans Souci Greenville
and they forgot to power down. If you heard no real imaging, it was
definately WCSZ. The station is/was back no running CHief Engineer Bill
"Einstein" BOyd's classic country library to keep the license alive.. and
the stat
Hi;
Last night I took an hour and "spun" the Eton E-100's "dials." I added
several to the ULR only book, including KRLD through super heavy (18
mile) WFNI IBOC hash. I was actually trying for "the-should-be easy"
WTIC but I basically got Dallas, all night, even at 1 AM. I also got
loud regional
Bert,
I was off Second Avenue, just west of the big bend in Butler Avenue. It's
the first public access ramp.
Gil
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