Similar morning to yesterday in terms of the number of stations with
audio. A bit less China this time, but heard a few stations that didn't
make it yesterday, including Russia on 648 for the first time this
season. One oddity is that 594 wasn't that strong today, and much of
the time 567 was
Back to a more normal morning. Lots of hets especially lower band, lots of
near-audio. Almost all TP with some poor DU at the end.
LWBC back to normal, Radio Rossii just the 5 usual freqs 153, 180, 189, 234,
279.
MW audio: 594 poor Asian 1327 utc; 612 very poor/poor Asian; 693 weak Asian;
729 po
Listened from 1205-1438. Spending 3 days here at the Ocean Spray Beach resort
in
Grayland, WA. Thursday will head for the IRCA convention in Seaside hosted by
Patrick Martin. The Eton E100 was used for the loggings below. Brought the C
Crane
twin ferrite antenna and it out performed the Sp
Good news here, Jim, and happy to have helped. I few comments if I may. Jim has
built a simple basic verson of a bottom corner fed flag antenna. The
transformer used is a standard 18:1 (900/50 ohm) from K0FF (Clark Electronics,
Belfast ME) The resistors I gave Jim are Radio Shack cheap 1000 ohms
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2010 Sep 21 1806 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 20 September follow.
Solar flux 83 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The mid-latit
Hello All,
Asian propagation was fairly typical this morning for late September, with
the Japanese "big guns" producing vibrant audio, and many weaker Chinese
stations modestly rising above the noise level. The other countries were not
stellar performers, and normally potent 648, 657, 675 a
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 21 September follow.
Solar flux 85 and mid-latitude A-index 4.
The mid-latit
I had the SDR record 2 minute TOH recordings around 1300Z and 1330Z.
The following were heard:
Fair to good with decent non-fading audio:
189 R. Rossii (Russia)
279 R. Rossii (Russia)
558 HLQH Daegu presumed with pop music (S. Korea)
585 JOPG Kushiro //594 with man talking in JJ, very nice f
A bit of TA audio noted tonight, so those of you further west might
want to have a check.I've noted audio from the UK on 1089 and 1215,
as well as Germany on 1422 and France on 1377.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
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It was another good morning today at the low end of the dial,
especially for Alaskans and the NHK powerhouses. The highlight was
hearing KCAM-790 Glenallen AK w/weather for the Copper River Valley
briefly o/KGMI. The upper part of the dial was sub par, with audio only
from the usual powerho
Hi Dennis,
Thanks for sharing the detailed E100 loggings from your DXing this morning
at Grayland. Your ULR and the Twin Ferrite antenna are doing a great job
receiving the TP's, and it was very interesting to compare your results with
the situation here.
Good luck in receiving more DX du
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