Unfortunately, I wasn't listening after 14:00, but I did record several
mornings for 5 minutes around 12:00, 13:00 and 14:00. Overall, pretty dismal
with very little to hear. On the 3rd and 4th, I did hear 594, 621, 639, and
774. On the 2nd, I heard the same, plus 657, 180, 189, and 279. All
Gary hit the nail on the head concerning sunrise enhancement this morning,
though I don't think I can claim to hear the some of the stations that he
did...VoR-648, VoV-675, Taiwan Fisheries-738 are usually conspicuous by their
absence herebut hearing the Chinese on 1593 at 1500UT, well that
Not much yet, but lots of weak to near imaginary carriers are being heard, plus
audio traces on 945 and 1215...
best wishes,
Nick
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Victoria, BC
Canada
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Hello All,
In a pretty remarkable comeback, what had been a thoroughly mediocre
band prior to 1420 suddenly came to life with a strong sunrise enhancement
from 1425-1450, boosting several Asian mainland stations up to their best
audio of the Fall Season.
The listening session s
Hello All,
In a pretty remarkable comeback, what had been a thoroughly mediocre
band prior to 1420 suddenly came to life with a strong sunrise enhancement
from 1425-1450, boosting several Asian mainland stations up to their best
audio of the Fall Season.
The listening session star
On Monday 01 November 2010 20:45:23 Russ Edmunds wrote:
> At some point, AM broadcast will die, largely due to lack of listener
> interest. The vast majority of people in the US under the age of 40 don't
> listen to AM, and the majority of those are barely even aware of what is
> there. In Canad
A couple of thoughts - I have two sons, in their early 30's, both of whom were
in varying degrees exposed to AM DX, but it didn't take. Computers and internet
were always more interesting to them, as were pm3 players, CD's etc.
FM is alo always a very viable alternative or supplement to AM DX'in
All times and dates strictly UT. MW log editors are welcome to excerpt items,
reformat and change to favorite timezone if necessary. Rx: mostly DX-398 with
internal antenna only; some caradio as specified; above 2 MHz on FRG-7 with
110-foot east-west longwire.
** MEXICO [and non]. 650, one of t
Listened from 1315-1355 utc and like yesterday no audio and only weak carriers
on 279, 594, 693 and 774.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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I listened at 1218-1300 UTC this and didn't hear a signal from across the
Pacific. It was the first quiet morning in that direction since summer.
Strongest signals were from Mexico and the southern USA.
Richard Allen
36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W
(near Perry OK USA)
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Les/Robbie,
Here, in the land of the WORLD CHAMPION SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (can you tell
I'm happy and proud), if I mention my hobby to someone, they immediately
shrug their shoulders and say "I can get that on the internet." I don't
think most younger people have the interest to listen to anything
Robbie,
Thank you for the great story. You didn’t say how old you were, but I know that
at age 48, I still get a thrill from hearing distant stations on the AM band.
I’m always amazed at how many people don’t even know it’s possible to hear
stations from far away.
During Katrina, we had some
Another improvement here this morning, with several Chinese and good signals
from Russia on LW and MW. Alaska coming back with KTKN in. 171 returns on LWBC,
but just above threshold audio and the other R. Rossii were somewhat weaker
than the last two mornings. Lots of hets noted just below audi
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