Hello To All,
Propagation was decent last evening ,however the noise and static factor was
evident as the Solar Index number indicated such. Signals on the band were
predominately from 900-1700 khz and anything below 900 was subdued
substantially.
A few stations already in the ULR log but not
1152-Unidentified 22:44UT/18 pop and rock songs,English accented talk
Almost always Clyde 2. This one has come in to Cappahayden after sunrise at
times. Manchester is the second most likely, I would say.
1494-FRANCE-France Bleue, Bastia 23:53UT/18 music French talk (France
Info
under)
19.4.2011 17:04, Allen Willie kirjoitti:
1071-Unidentified 23:10UT/18 Arabic chants (Egypt or Algeria )
Repeated:
Egypt is also on during daytime only. Here in Finland I hear Iran, Syria
and Saudi in that order.
1080-MOROCCO-RTM Q, Casablanca 23:10UT/18 Arabic talk **NEW** (AW) …. Thanks to
Craig In Providence, If you want to investigate the CKNX signal strength
mystery then I can give you their phone number if you don't have it so you can
find out exactly what they are doing if they will release that info. Bill in BC
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According to radio-info-com, the tornado that tore through the Raleigh-Durham
area has knocked down the tower shared by 570 1550 AM. Thanks to Mike Terry
via the mwdx list for the tip.
http://www.radio-info.com/news/tornado-takes-down-a-raleigh-north-carolina-radio-tower
Marc
Craig In Providence, If you want to investigate the CKNX signal
strength mystery then I can give you their phone number if you
don't have it so you can find out exactly what they are doing
if they will release that info. Bill in BC
Since the local 920 station isn't one of my clients and they
I`ve heard wsm here in Rock Springs only a couple of times ever, but they area
welcome visitor! 73 and good dx to all, Robbie in wyoming
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 April follow.
Solar flux 111 and mid-latitude A-index 9.
The
Here at my location 105 miles north of the MB/ North Dakota border in
western Manitoba, WNAX comes in quite decent on a car radio with CKSW
underneath. On a Superadio II with a Sanserino loop it comes in great. Since
WNAX is located almost straight south and CKSW is straight west, I can null
The WNAX transmitter/tower sits very close to the Missouri River. Next
time I'm down that way I'll try to remember to get pics of it.
The night time pattern happens to line up with the river and I'm sure
the ground conductivity has a lot to do with the range considering it's
only 5KW.
On
Thanks to everyone for the history on moves to 650 Khz. I have another history
question. When did the following stations move to 880; KRVN WMEQ KJJR and
CHQT?
I originally started DXing in the early 70's. My dad used to listen to
distant broadcasts like the Grand Ole Opry and that's how I
Hi Kenneth,
I'm pretty certain that KRVN moved to 880 in 1972.
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Rick
- Original Message -
From: Kenneth Nawalkowski kenneth...@mts.net
To: IRCA chat irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 5:56 PM
Subject: [IRCA] Another history question
Thanks to everyone for the
Kenneth,
I believe KRVN moved to 880 kHz from 1010 kHz March 6th 1972!!
James Niven
Cedar Creek, Texas
jni...@austin.rr.com
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From: irca-boun...@hard-core-dx.com [mailto:irca-boun...@hard-core-dx.com]
On Behalf Of Rick Lewis
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 8:09 PM
To:
http://www.krvn.com/about
On April 4, 1949, the Nebraska Rural Radio Association decided to apply to
the Federal Communications Commission to operate at 1010kc with 25,000 watts
of power during daytime hours using a directional antenna.
Lexington, Nebraska was chosen for its central location to
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:Issued: 2011 Apr 20 0005 UTC
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 19 April follow.
Solar flux 111 and mid-latitude A-index 6.
The
CHQT was in the late 1970s. Old IRCAns will recall the Gnus From the Frozen
North column that appeared, particularly the one titled, Read it and Cringe
in which the CRTC's plans for high powered stations on the prairies first
appeared in DXM. That was sometime in 1977.
KJJR moved to 880
WNAX at 469 miles is a BOG catch here in Barrington IL if I aim basically due
west, taking out any WMAM. Ditto further north in Grafton WI (20 miles N of
Milwaukee) if I aim BOG properly and don't have too much WMAM. From Barrington,
phasing WIND helps. Westerly cardioid antennas also get it
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