Hi Everyone,
Well, I was hoping our winds would not be as strong tonight, but they
are back up with gusts to 70-90 MPH and they are in that area. One gust
knocked out the power to Megler Mt, the TV translators went out. That
was some wind gust, so it probably was 100 MPH on the mountain. It is
su
Thanks, Niel,
Have them in the main and ULR logbook but appreciate the tip.
I did catch them @2000 edt in the car.
73
Dave in Indy
On Nov 22, 2011 7:58 PM, "Niel Wolfish" wrote:
> Hearing Sycamore Lady War Eagles basketball at 7:49 p.m. underneath
> WAEB-Allentown.
>
> Niel Wolfish
> Toronto,
Here in southern Alberta the conditions matched the comment from
Dennis - very poor. A few carriers, and that was it. After being
away for a while just getting back to listening - and not an auspicious
beginning!
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
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Thanks Chuck. If I can't hear the DX at least I can dream about it,
based on the carrier frequency. Extreme minimalist DXing, indeed.
best wishes,
Nick
...as for TA'snothing tonight that I can hear.
At 02:33 23-11-11, you wrote:
Nick -
On 10 Nov, Ecca was on 1268.977 so surely that
Welcome back Rob! I was suffering serious withdrawal symptoms without your
updates --- and this is not meant ironically or in any negative fashion! I seem
to have escaped so far the worst excesses of the new and improved Yahoo Groups.
To which I connect via Rogers use of Yahoo mail, a marriage
Yes, I used the phones. However, they work good, but after wearing them
for a long time, my neck gets tired when lying down in bed, so it is
still hard to sleep, but not having the constant noise, does help. But
this time, I rode it out and according to the Weather service, it has
been the worst P
Nick -
On 10 Nov, Ecca was on 1268.977 so surely that is your carrier.
As to the guy on the low side of 1575, this was noted at Grayland in
October. I have a few noisy seconds of audio that seem English so I
suppose it was one of the AFN stations other than Misawa which is right
on 1575.
C
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I wonder where their transmitter could have been re-located? This is
that same station that had their antenna on top of their studio
building, a Valcom fibreglass whip probably this one:
http://www.valcom-guelph.com/products/V-33035AM-CL2.html
Using Google StreetView, here's an outdated shot
Please tell us they play O Canada at either 6pm or 7am! It would be as good as
an ID if CHHA was present and accounted for.
Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee
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Patrick,
Did you use your Bose Quite Comfort headphones last night?. The cord when bad
on mine, need to order a new cord from Bose.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
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Hi, Nick. Good to hear from you again. Farda was always spot on frequency
in past years, and usually very easy to differentiate. No longer, perhaps?
..Walt
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 1:17 AM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> Finally got to check another recording Walt, from a week earlier, 12
> Nov
Finally got to check another recording Walt, from a week earlier, 12
November. At 1500UT, 1575kHz almost seemed to have more carriers
than stations listed in PAL..
1574.9383
1574.9816
1574.9898
1574.9944
1574.9983
1574.9991
1574.
1575.0002
1575.0007
1575.0014
1575.0030
1575.0328
Probably
Hearing Sycamore Lady War Eagles basketball at 7:49 p.m. underneath
WAEB-Allentown.
Niel Wolfish
Toronto, Ontario.
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It's apparently due to their signal causing issues with a neighboring
businesses telephone system..
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/story/2011/11/21/cpam-haitian-radio-problems.html
Paul
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Gary,
That is right. But even the thought of this storm being anything like
the 07, is a reminder of 4 years ago. But it is windy out there
tonight.
But I am happy, as long as there are no more trees down and no damage. I
am running out of spare trees hi. This is rough, but I have seen many
much
Hi Guys:
One New Station logged tonight at SUNSET. It is NEW to both the ULR and
OVERALL LOGS.
RADIO USEDSONY SRF-T615 Barefoot
ULR LOG TOTALS are now..962 Stations Heard
^^^
73ROB VA3SW
Robert S. Ross
London, Ontario CANADA
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Hi Patrick,
I'm glad that you and your antennas survived the first round of nasty
weather this season, and that it wasn't anything like the monster wind
storm that knocked out power along the coast a few years back. There
are still reminders of that severe storm (broken tree trunks, etc.)
tha
Dennis,
One more comment, according to the Weather Service, this storm we have
had since Sunday night is close to what we had in 2007, except not as
powerful. This low pressure storm is sitting over us for a good 48
hours. Most of our Pacific storms are fast movers, so this one is a
toughie. There
Thanks Dennis. the wind & rain died down from a bit after 0700 PST to
about 1430 PST, but now the wind & heavy rain are back but not as bad as
overnight. Our high wind warning is still in effect until 0700 PST
Wednesday morning, and we could still have gusts to 65-75 MPH tonight.
It should die down
Pat,
Glad to read that your survive the storm. We had winds probably up to 25 mph
and about 1 inch of rain in
a 24 hour period. The TV antenna mast rotated 180 degrees so our two HDTV
antennas are pointed opposite
of the Portland area. NOAA forecast for Kalama is rain and showers through
Sun
Hi everyone,
Well, I got through another hurricane force Pacific storm, even though
we still have a high wind warning until 10 PM (PST), so they could come
back up. But heavy rain coninues. I cheked my antennas via the R8 this
morning and they all seem fine. I cannot get out and physically check
t
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The
On Tue, 22 Nov 2011 04:58:29 -0800 (PST) bill kral wrote:
>I wonder why the CRTC would approve the applications for new French operations
>on a couple of freqs but not for�English language stations on those freqs.
>What difference does language make? The apps for English operations�were
>deni
Very sorry to hear about Larry Munson. When I lived in GA 1986-1989, I loved
to listen to his call of Bulldog Football games and also his sports reports on
WSB. He did a great job and he will be missed.
How 'bout them Dawgs!
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
http://www.
Having heard 1566 HLAZ with audio on a random earlier check, i've been
checking earlier lately. A weak het only today then, 1345 utc. Later on the
regular checks, there were almost no hets at all over the whole band. 531
and 738 had weak hets at 1425 utc. 891 had a brief fade up of Down Under
a
I heard carriers, no audio, on 774, 828 and 1566 up to 1314 UT sunrise.
There were improved Mexican and Cuban signals overnight, especially between
and 0600 UT.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA
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Very poor conditions here this morning. No audio here from 1420-1433 utc.
Level 4 carriers at best, it was like trying to receive TA stations this season.
Will be interesting to read the other TP Dxers reports latter this morning.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
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Listened from 1310-1355 UTC and only very weak audio on 774 and 1566 with weak
carriers on 279, 594, 693, 747, 774, 972 and 1566.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
Bill,
The CRTC decision has to do with content and viability of each applicant
and the frequencies they are lusting for, not a matter of language here.
See the details regarding the denied stations from line 56 to 69 in the
present CRTC decision:
http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/2011/2011-
In a message dated 11/22/2011 6:58:57 A.M. Central Standard Time,
jwk...@yahoo.ca writes:
I wonder why the CRTC would approve the applications for new French
operations on a couple of freqs but not for English language stations on those
freqs. What difference does language make? The apps
I wonder why the CRTC would approve the applications for new French operations
on a couple of freqs but not for English language stations on those freqs. What
difference does language make? The apps for English operations were denied.Bill
in BC
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