Dr. S.:
So this was an actual product (i.e. a physical box that you could take
with you)? Did you note the name of the product or a website? I'd be
interested in checking them out, in terms of web based reviews and such,
to see if any SWL's or Ham's have had any bad experiences with it. I
use
On Mar 31, 2010, at 11:47 PM, texas4...@core.com wrote:
Has anyone noticed the warbler on 730Kc? It's been there for the past 5
days and has been quite strong.
Its been going for little over a month.
Kevin
Crump. TN
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Listened from 1250-1315 utc and conditions was down from yesterday with only a
few weak carriers and the only audio was from JOUB-774 at 1257 utc.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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Listened from 1255-1344 utc. More long wave stations this
morning. Less MW station though. Agree will Bill that
conditions are down on April 1, April Fools day.
153RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 1257 fair with man in Russian.
180RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 1258 weak with man in Russian.
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I have mentioned before that I am working on getting my Excel logs into Access.
I've run into a problem of my own creation, but one I never anticipated along
the way.
I've kept my dates formatted as yymmdd in my log. That was better before Y2K
than it is now, as I then had to pre-format Excel
For those holdouts who have not yet bought a Perseus receiver, the newest
software available may push them over the edge. You may read all the details
in the review on my blog:
New Perseus Software Adds Past and Future Date Setting
Guy Atkins wrote:
For those holdouts who have not yet bought a Perseus receiver, the newest
software available may push them over the edge. You may read all the details
in the review on my blog:
New Perseus Software Adds Past and Future Date Setting
I'm excited, but I think I'll wait for version 4.1b, which I understand will
allow us to program not only the date but the geographic coordinates of the
receiver. I'd start with the last weekend in December, 1964, from Pampa, Texas,
to see what I missed, then travel around the world, sampling
Oh, and 4.1c lets you attach any antenna of your choice.
Let's see ... if you can change date, location and antenna I'll bet Nico could
charge just about anything he wanted for that upgrade.
Now that's a 'software defined radio!' Heck, that's a 'software defined world!'
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On Apr 1, 2010,
It will be cool to eavesdrop on what Marconi heard and ascertain the exact
frequency.
I may have to do that.
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:00 PM, Bill Whitacre b...@his.com wrote:
Oh, and 4.1c lets you attach any antenna of your choice.
Let's see ... if you can change date, location and antenna
April Fools ?
Markku from Karperö
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Finally, I can access radio broadcasts on every April 1st going back to
1919, and maybe even earlier than that if two black holes can be rotated
around a common hypothetical center with a careful harmonic balancing. The
balancing is critical. Black hole feedback, somewhat like the feedback loop
Right, I was thinking about Marconi also. His first wireless transmission to
Europe from the US was from Wellfleet, Mass, right here on Cape Cod. I've
visited the site many times. Chatham is a better DX location because there is
less interference from the Boston stations but Marconi didn't
Heard last night on 940 : KYNO 1300 with 5000 is now the new KYNO 940 with
5 watts. Station was doing EE talk so I guess the SS format is history.
Could not detect what was happening on 1300. possibly a station swap between
the two. Anyone in the neighborhood with more definite info? Bill
This was announced months ago in the press. the owners of KYNO, a
locally owned group, swappwed... they took 940 from Multicultural Rado
Broadcasting and paid them a nice chunk of change and Multicultural got KYNO
1300
Paul
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:47 PM, bill kral jwk...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Hi Bill- Just a thought from the past-
Can you remember when 940 in Fresno was KFRE? They played real adult music
and I listen to them each night when I was living on Treasure Island in
1965. They had a slogan, From the Sierras to the sea, this is KFRE and
signed off at midnight.
Willis
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From: bill kral jwk...@yahoo.ca
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Thursday, April 1, 2010 10:47:11 AM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: [IRCA] KYNO Fresno,Ca
Heard last night on 940 : KYNO 1300 with 5000 is now the new KYNO 940 with
5 watts. Station was
The station swap between 940 and 1300 was announced in broadcasting information
column. Nice to have EE back on 940.I remember when KYNO was the big top
40 rocker in town...Mike Sanburn
Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2010 18:56:53 +
From: ael...@comcast.net
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject:
I listened to KFRE often at nights in the 70s...I believe the host was Pat
Kelly. 'Still have their qsl card. ms
From: texas4...@core.com
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2010 14:55:24 -0400
Subject: Re: [IRCA] KYNO Fresno,Ca
Hi Bill- Just a thought from the past-
Can
Started listening around 1300UT, and I'm sure I could have dug out a few more
stations if I'd stuck around, but it didn't seem all that worth it. A little
more listening around 1340UT pretty much verified that. Having said that, the
low band stuck around longer than yesterday, and there were
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:Issued: 2010 Apr 01 1806 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 31 March follow.
Solar flux 81 and mid-latitude A-index 4.
The mid-latitude
This is old news, actually. I've been part of the development team, and it's
taken too long, IMO, for this project to come to fruition. I was devoted to the
working group that designed features allowing the set-up to work in future
time. There were some huge delays, and it's our work that
Currently, DX Monitor, the soft and hard copy publications of the International
Radio Club of America, has openings for various positions including
Broadcasting Information column editor AND a publishing position which is
currently being handled on an interim basis by Phil Bytheway. Anybody
Saul,
Absolutely fascinating. Glad you let us in on your secret project.
Perhaps it might be time to reveal how the song 'I'm my own grandpa' was
brought to reality :-) . Most happy April 1st to you as well.
Don K.
S.F. CA
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 01 April follow.
Solar flux 79 and mid-latitude A-index 14.
The
On Thursday 01 April 2010 01:29:53 W. Curt Deegan wrote:
The Wobbler on 730 has been around, or should I say back, for at
least a couple months, though how well it gets out no doubt varies.
I have it very strong tonight with extreme excursions in frequency,
which should be good for hearing
Wobbler on 730Khz is in tonight, not very strong but
clear. Thanks to Curt and Kevin for mentioning this.
Am amazed that this nonsense still eminates from Cuba.
Tom Jasinski
Shorewood, IL
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At 12:20 AM 4/2/2010, you wrote:
Wobbler on 730Khz is in tonight, not very strong but
clear. Thanks to Curt and Kevin for mentioning this.
Am amazed that this nonsense still eminates from Cuba.
Tom Jasinski
Shorewood, IL
The 730 Wobbler, presumed R.Progreso Nueva Gerona IJ, sounds about as
At 15:29 4/1/2010, you wrote:
For those holdouts who have not yet bought a Perseus receiver, the newest
software available may push them over the edge. You may read all the details
in the review on my blog:
New Perseus Software Adds Past and Future Date Setting
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