I heard the 180 once from western NY. Very poor signal. I even got a QSL
for it. Stations from Turkey have a much reduced schedule these days. Off
at 1600 as I recall. Not sure why - saving power? More reliant on FM?
At Cappahayden NF each November we used to hear 180, 1017, 954. But it's
I've been very fortunate to hear Turkey on 180 KHz during the Ramadan of
2008 (Sept 21 actually @ 23:43 UTC). Except for a carrier at a het
strength on a very few occasions, I never heard it again (nor I saw any
carrier). On the following clip, there's a woman in Turkish then music:
http://www
I have never heard Turkey, but it was logged by someone in the NW on
1017 kHz (I believe). TAs are tough for me as I have a hill to the NE of
me.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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On 9/23/2011 10:08 PM, David Faulkner wrote:
Hi All:
I was tuning around the FM dial today and stopped by the old area
powerhouse, WPAY, which gets out extremely well. Lo and behold, no
more WPAY-FM on 104.1. Though playing cw, they ID'ed as WNKU, and
were doing Cincy traffic reports. Their T
Hi All:
I was tuning around the FM dial today and stopped by the old area powerhouse,
WPAY, which gets out extremely well. Lo and behold, no more WPAY-FM on 104.1.
Though playing cw, they ID'ed as WNKU, and were doing Cincy traffic reports.
Their TOH ID listed not only FMs at 89.7, 104.1 and
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 23 September follow.
Solar flux 158 and mid-latitude A-index 3.
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Solar flux 151 and mid-latitude A-index 4.
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Good to see your report Pat. You are so right about 891 this morning. My dream
DX catch (if the JJ and CC move out of the way) is radyo 1 from turkey. I think
the 600kw could make it past the others.. Has it made it to your radio in the
past??
On Sep 23, 2011, at 5:38 PM, Patrick Martin wr
Hi Dennis,
Great to hear from you. Yes, I happen to wake up early. I looked at the
clock, so I thought why not give the dials a try. With my work schedule
and all, I just have not had the energy to get up, but since I was
awake, I thought why not? Not bad either. I especially liked DZEC 1062.
I wo
Listened from 1240-1315 utc and conditions was up a little with carriers on
279, 594, 693 and 774. The only audio was on 693 and 774 at 1309 utc and it
was just at the noise level. The noise level was very high and sounds more
like July than late September. Not much t-storm noise just a lot
Hello All,
It was another mediocre morning for Longwave TP's, but several Asian
mainland stations had very good MW signals, especially 936-Anhui in
China (with its best audio of the new season). 738-BEL2 (Taiwan) was
received with a fairly strong buzzing carrier, but with undermodulated
audio, and
Patrick,
What a surprise to read your DX report this morning. Your antennas and receiver
sure pull in some great catches. This morning was one of the better mornings
of this
season.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
From: Patrick Martin
To: irca@hard-core
Greetings,
Between my work schedule and everything else, I have been unable to get
to the dials early enough to really test out the R8 since I got it back
repaired last Summer for TPs. Well, this morning I finally did. I
started at 1320 UTC and the R8 works as good as it ever did, if not
better. T
See attached.
Dave
-- Forwarded message --
From: "HASCALL, DAVID CIV DFAS"
Date: Sep 23, 2011 10:51 AM
Subject: First new station of the year - My DX Season is on!
To: "DX midAMerica" ,
DX'ed for a few minutes at SSS last night (and for a few seconds, the
night before). Local S
Interesting you guys farther north had noise on LF. I had absolutely quiet
LF band once the static went away, from about 1215 utc on. Faint beacons
heard due to very quiet background.
Steve
NE Oregon
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From: "Dennis Vroom"
To: "Mailing list for the International Rad
Tom,
Enjoyed reading your TP report this morning. I'm also have a lot of noise on
long-wave
and may hets that don't produce audio.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
From: "k...@comcast.net"
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 11:5
The first day of fall produced improved TP conditions here in the Pacific
Northwest.
Dawn enhancement was working great this morning on Asian stations. Long-wave
was
very noisy, but Mongolia was heard with a little audio. Radio Rossii on 279
was
still being heard after 1400 utc. Never h
Good MW conditions for both Down Under and Asia today with both 774 Asian
and 891 Down Under hitting "8", medium level, and able to use Sync AM for
awhile. Both lasting a long time, and 891 DU finally beat out 774 Asian for
last to fade out around 1407 utc. Audio: 594 Asian; 639 Asian; 693 Asian
No question, Paul. I've heard KSL before (often, in the olkd mdays, and
occasionally in more recent years), so it's no huge deal to my logbook. I
absolutely highly doubt the TX station. Thanks.Saul> Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2011
21:03:01 -0500
> From: walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com
> To: a...@nrcdxas.or
For the last two nights I have noticed WJOX 690, Birmingham, AL very strong
just after sunset in Indianapolis. They change to the 50 kw night rig just
after 2000 EDT.
Heard on Grundig S-350 and Eton ULR.
73
Dave in Indy
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I haven't reported on here yet this season so I set the Perseus to record two
brief sessions this morning: 1300Z and 1325Z. Some good signals noted from SE
Alaska, and from some of the Asian "big guns". A lot of noise on l ongwave
this morning. Also noted a lot of hets not quite in audio throu
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