Listened from 1350-1430 ut and conditions was better than yesterday. Yesterday
I got no audio or carriers and after it warmed up I went out to check the
antenna and found the antenna to be in good condition. Today I had carriers on
594, 657, 666, 693, 747, 774 and 873. The only audio was fro
"Rejoice 1330" is definitely my semi-local WJSS. They've been using that
slogan for quite a while now.
Dave Braun
Wyoming, DE
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From: Robert Ross
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 01:09:41
To:
Subject: [IRCA] UNID 1330 Gospelis WJSS Havre De Grace, MARYLAND???
Hi Guy
That's a really GOOD day here out east Bill! ;-)
And it wouldn't be at 1421utc either -- subtract about 3 or 4 hours.
Today saw a return of some weak 'traces' ... as I call the ghostly vertical
lines that fall from the top of a Perseus waterfall graph.
945 & 873 were the 'best' with some brief
Correct me if I'm wrong but just because a station is authorized night
power, does that mean that they have to use it? WGNR 1470 Anderson, IN
is authorized 35 watts at night but I have heard them sign off before
LSS. I guess having that flexibility might be good.
In JD's defense, Lee's logbook h
No, a station does NOT have to use the night power or stay on all night. If
they choose not to use night power, they must sign off at sunset.. or they
can stay on past sunset at night pwoer and sign off whenever they wish.
When I ran WABV, we signed off at sunset everyday, we were not capable of
u
Thanks Mika;
I will just log them as CM??. I believe that 1020 in Cuba has at least
a 1Kw transmitter and a 10 Kw one. Thanks for replying.
73,
Dave in Indy
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Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:56:43 +0200
From: Mika Make
Thanks Bert - I was 100% sure it was them too - and I have counted
stations upon hearing less but I just *had* to hear the ID. :) That is
the only EE that I have heard, other than a snippet of a Beatles song.
Again they just shut down the 1040 transmitter in mid sentence at
signoff - I think beca
I dont think Atlanta "Radio Korea" is on any other stations ni the amrket.
technically, there's nothing saying they have to do anything but shut the
transmitter off. YOURE SUPPOSED to do a legal id at sign on and sign off,
but that rule is seemingly never enforced.
I know plenty of stations who cu
On Wednesday 16 December 2009 01:09, Robert Ross wrote:
> Soit's gotta be WJSS.which turns out to be a RELOG for me!!
For me too... oh well, I had my doubts it was from one of the southern
states - they're rarely heard here on the regional channels, unless
they get a helping hand from au
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Dec 16 2106 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 16 December follow.
Solar flux 83 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 3.
The
In spite of Bill's observation of improving conditions this morning, my
impression was of deteriorating conditions, at least from 1520UT onwards
828 and 1575 (seemed VoA by direction) had the most audio, reasonable but not
great by any means. 774 and 972 were back of the pack in readability, wh
At least I think these were TP as they were strongest carriers but many weak
carriers at this time seemed to be still TA. Had 13-14 TA audios last evening.
I get the best TA reception at their sunrise & best TP reception at their
sunset. Around my own SR/SS I just don't get much, it seems. 73, G
> In spite of Bill's observation of improving conditions this morning, my
> impression was of deteriorating conditions, at least from 1520UT onwards
>
> 828 and 1575 (seemed VoA by direction) had the most audio, reasonable but not
> great by any means. 774 and 972 were back of the pack in reada
Hi Guys:
Aside from chasing the UNID Black Gospel Station on 1330 around last
night for over an hour.I also heard ONE NEW STN for the ULR DX
LOGit is a RELOG for the OVERALL LOG however.
The UNID GOSPEL Station on 1330 turned out to be WJSS Havre De Grace,
MARYLAND.which also solves
By 0050UT, a few audios had popped up here; best is middle eastern mx on 1575
fair at times, but have also heard audio on 1089, 1134 and 1215, with hints on
1269 and 1377 so far.
best wishes,
Nick
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Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
A shorter list with audio today, and those I did hear were generally
weaker than yesterday, and faded out sooner, with the action done before
sunrise:
774 Japan - a bit more audio than yesterday, but not much
972 Weakish signal, but it didn't sound Korean, so likely Urdu from
Tajikistan aga
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2009 Dec 17 0006 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 16 December follow.
Solar flux 83 and mid-latitude A-index 3.
The mid-latitu
I sent about four or five follow-ups in November for the summer DU
Season and got my first reply today from Graham Stevens, Trackside
Media Consultant. He QSLed their outlet on 1071 kHz. in Asburton
(coastal South Island, just south of Christchurch.) I was DXing from
Grayland, using the first
John,
Congrats. Getting those QSLs sure are not all that easy anymore.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Like Nick mentioned earlier, 1575 was providing pretty good audio earlier in
the evening. Right now, at 04:41, I'm listening to a Russian Orthodox church
service in a native language on 850, Nome. As always very interesting
programming. Not particularly strong, with some cochannel interferenc
At 04:42 12/17/2009, you wrote:
>Like Nick mentioned earlier, 1575 was providing pretty good audio earlier in
>the evening.
As is common, things never really developed in the TAs. Various of the regular
channels perked up briefly now and again, and even some not so regular such as
1539 and 9
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