Some photos of the Hawaii set-up
http://www.dxer.ca/photo-gallery?func=viewcategory&catid=6
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Drift net DX (SDR-IQ) update from northern Delaware:
08-Nov-09 // 1802 local // 540 khz. // WGTH // 1 kw day, 0.097 kw night //
Richlands, Virginia // Male with weather report: "Right now it's 54 degrees
at WGTH." Into female with "WGTH, AM and FM..." // New. A 378 mile catch.
MP3 clip available
Station ID from this very common Aussie in Hawaii -
http://www.dxer.ca/file-area/doc_details/273-111bris
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Given the K's and the solar wind velocity, it's not surprising that TA's are
down. The surprise is how many carriers there are (including a pair
bookending my local on 900kHz), and that there's poor but definite audio on 855
fairly consistently around 0330UT. Have also heard traces of aud
Yes I did have an actual carrier on 1575khz 20 minutes prior to sunset.
Long gone now -- will look for others.
If anyone wants to show up after 0850UTC via
Skype (userid - coffee_experts) I can treat
anyone to TP/DU audio via the computer
connection live.
Just a thought.
Meantime - must ferret
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
NOV 15
2200 EST1450WATZMIAlpenaID at top of hour "WATZ Alpena",
in the mess, NEW.
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After a slow start this evening conditions seem to have picked up with TA audio
noted on 531, 855, 675, 864, 981, 1134, 1575. 864 is Armenia rather than
France, and 855 appears to be Romania. 981 sounded Arabic, but is Algeria not
gone from there?
Good to the east also as Montreal was comin
Hi all:
Not bad TA conditions once again. 675 (Radio Maria) , 693 (BBC 5) and
1134 (Croatia) are all in with recognizable audio, and there are a few
other channels that seem to have promise, including 747 and 1017.
Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA
9x10 Slinky Super Loop, R75
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:Issued: 2009 Nov 16 0001 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 November follow.
Solar flux 75 and mid-latitude A-index 5.
The mid-latitu
Hi Saul -
You're making me wish I was there for the fun. Visons of Newfoundland are
dancing in my head.
As for the Afghan, best of luck. I'm hoping you guys will also try Pakistan on
1152. I had someone signing on at 0200 last year and hoped it was Pakistan but
couldn't pull enough aud
Thank you to all who helped re AOR 7030+ query. I have inputted UTC and
memoried the 9-Khz band as needed here. I won't be able to download the manual,
which one of you kindly sent, at least while I am stuck with dial-up here. But
it is still appreciated because I'd be really stupid to forget t
In Nfld, Jean Burnell and Saul Chernos have Afghanistan 1296 best ever for
either of us ... really solid. Lots of Libyans, but also good north into UK,
also Sankt Petersburg on 1188, 612 Maroc.
Didn't clue in till tonight that Algeria 891 is off, perhaps for good (story
there???) - Portugal
UTC - FREQ -- STATION -- Details
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0926 - 1116 - AUS-Brisbane - EE Talk and several great IDs
recorded - will post later on dxer.ca
0933 - 1008 - NHK Osaka - Bg signal with JJ chatter
0938 - 1179 - MBS Osaka - " " " " " huge
0939 - 1197 - CC Unid
0940 - 1242 - N
> But the big one was, around 1515, who the heck was on 594 I had
> no other channel with presumed NHK1 on it in audio and what I had on
> 594 was NOT Japanese. It was also not standard Chinese and it was not
> Korean. further, it had a distinct ECHO. My best guess would be
> Taiwan, ther
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY - NOV 15
1616 EST1053UKTalkSportunusual to get this so early, and
with IBOC in the way, too.
1618 EST1394+ALBANIATWR - with audio
1624 EST909UK
1625 EST819Het
1627 EST1215UK presumed with music on channel
1628 EST157
Full report coming --
I listening from 0930 to about 1015 UTC before I went to bed...
and it was chock-a-block up and down the dial
with JJ, Russian, Aussie, KK, CC and some Island stuff.
Doing things a little differently --
not really referring to any guides directly (WRTH, PAL, etc)
just liste
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# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 14 November follow.
Solar flux 75 and mid-latitude A-index 6.
The mid-latitu
Hi John,
It's nice to see somebody else interested in the late-season shenanigans
on 594 kHz, and I'd be very interested to hear your MP3 from this morning
(around 1515).
Because of the Korean-language station mystery recently I spent a lot of
time on the 594 frequency, making multiple MP
John
You did better than I this morning. See below.
Bruce
John H. Bryant wrote:
In truth, by body count standards, it was a poor morning... About half
the "normal" number in audio, high and low and generally, the audio
was poor. On the other hand, there were some real interesting things.
This morning was a bit better than yesterday, though not by much. It's
pretty clear that the season is past its peak, and we can now move on to
things like Christmas shopping.
Most of the action was in the 700s and 800s. The bottom of the band was
stangely dead today, and the stuff above 900
At 16:43 11/15/2009, you wrote:
>In truth, by body count standards, it was a poor morning... About half the
>"normal" number in audio, high and low and generally, the audio was poor. On
>the other hand, there were some real interesting things.
>
This was my morning to sleep in, which sounds wise
Nigel,
Congrats on DZRV 846. Good catch. Used to be fairly common back in the
90s on the coast, but I have not heard it in sometime.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Even though I did not get up this morning, I was up until about 0900
last night and even JOUB 774 was rather poor here on the coast.
73,
Patrick
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In truth, by body count standards, it was a poor morning... About
half the "normal" number in audio, high and low and generally, the
audio was poor. On the other hand, there were some real interesting things.
639 CNR1 was walking tall most of my 1440-1525 morning
828: a bit after 1500, it was
I'm glad it wasn't just me - conditions this morning were almost spooky
they were so poor. I thought I heard a little audio on 594 from Japan,
but that was from a very weak het. I lucked out yesterday and slept in on
a below-average morning, but I should have stayed in bed this morning as
well.
K
Listened from 1330-1410 ut and conditions was very poor with no audio and only
very weak carriers on 594 and 774.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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TPs?? What TPs?? Is the antenna connected??
This rated as likely the worst morning in a couple of months, with zero audio
from TPs. (Well, maybe a word or two on 1575, but that was it) Even the big
Japanese were merely rather feeble carriers.
The good news is that my unID on 846 from yest
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