Hi Les,
Re: SDR-IQ vs. Perseus: you can compare them online, I have both
connected here in easternmost Finland always to same antenna, usually
400 m Bev beamed to East Asia. See: http://sdrspace.com and
http://microtelecom.it/map/PerseusServers.html . You need to install the
respective softwar
And this is why I have resisted SDR's. I can manage a couple of frequencies on
overnight TOH recordings - although I run :58 - :07 as I find enough ID's
coming out of news between "04 and "07 to be worth the effort. During FM Es
season last summer I was running six radios/tuners simultaneously f
Don-
You would be correct! It was less than 30 days after the bombing of Pearl
Harbor.
It was January 1942.
Only ole folks would have gotten that one correct. :)
Willis
Willis,
Inre your Rose Bowl question. Without resorting to Google I recall
somewhere back at the start of WW II, 41
Understood. I'm thinking of investing in some DX Engineering "Receive
Feedline Current Chokes" DXE-RFCC-1 which retail for $64.95 each. I'm
hoping this will eliminate any common-mode noise along the feedline. Plan
is to place one near the antenna, and another near the receiver.
There have been
Wouldn't that be The Box Tops' "The Letter" (1967)? Or did Joe Cocker cover it?
Around here that format would fit (roughly) KVSH-NE and not much else, though
that seems unlikely in your case (but still a possibility maybe?)
Another possibility is that the Montréal transmitter is on and testing,
From: Niel Wolfish
To: IRCAIRCAList ; AM
Sent: Mon, Jan 2, 2012 4:23 pm
Subject: [IRCA] 940 mystery
Had somebody this afternoon playing oldies "Land of 1000 Dances", The Who's
"Won't Get Fooled Again" and Joe Cocker's "The Letter" around 4:25 p.m.
fighting
it out with WKGM Smithfield VA.
KVSH is mainly country during the week and Sunday They carry a Nebraska
statewide talk show till 9pm, then do music till 10 and sign off at 10pm.
KVSH does do "Saturday Night At The Oldies" from 6 to 10pm sign-off when
there are no sports conflicts. Their Saturday Night At The Oldies can span
40 y
Things were improved today over what they have been, at least on the
lower frequencies.
Heard Japan with audio on 594 (today's best), 693, 774, and 828. None
were overly strong, but certainly JOAK on 594 was 100% understandable,
had I known Japanese.
Nothing but a few carriers on the top e
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.
These logs are excerpts from my da
T'was definitely Joe Cocker and not Alex Chilton singing.
KVSH would be nice, as that is one that I'd like to finally hear before
Montreal returns to ruin the frequency. But I think it would have been too
early for Nebraska anyway.
Sounds like it was indeed WGRP as they have changed form
As Paul W. mentioned, KVSH signs off nightly at 2300 ELT, and they
still include the SSB (as they did last night, when they were coming in well
under KPSZ). Outside of KFAB and KRVN, that's probably the best bet for
Nebraska for eastern DXers these days.
73,
Rick Dau
South Omaha, Nebraska
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I've been asked by someone not on IRCA to ask if anyone (probably in
California) knows if 1490 KLZN in Susanville, CA is currently on the air.
Thanks.
Steve
NE Oregon
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Hi All:
This morning I noted the former (apparently) WNBL, 1200, Huntington, WV,
running a continuous loop identifying the station as WEMM and saying they would
begin carrying gospel music on Friday at noon. So no more "Better life radio,"
and oldies/MOYL-type format. I suspect they'll sound
Hi David,
Will they be the same owners as well?
Thanks,
Todd
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David Faulkner wrote:
>Hi All:
>
>This morning I noted the former (apparently) WNBL, 1200, Huntington, WV,
>running a continuous loop identifying the station as WEMM and saying they
>would begin
WTCR 1420 Kenova WV is doing quite well into Madison WI tonight. I suspect
someone left the daytime switch (5kW ND) on in place of their 500w
directional night facilities. I can never remember hearing this station at a
time
other than SSS. Format is FSR sports talk (currently "Fox Sports
In my possession, a Debock modified Tecsun PL-380
and a stock Grundig G3 (and an FT-60r 2M for the ham radio stuff)
A bright light! It is actually electrically quiet this visit.
There has obviously been a lot of work done at the
condo since the last time I was here - new pool deck,
perhaps new
Happy New Year to you, Colin! I'll be looking forward to those reports. I
remember how bad the noise was for you last year. Something I have found
depending on which hotel/condo you happen to be in. You can have terrible
noise, while the place down the street can be super quiet. I found a lot
5 Russia long-waves heard this evening. A few weak carriers on MW, but
nowhere near audio.
153 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 607-0613 fair with woman in Russian.
180 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 0615 weak signal with woman in Russian.
189 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 0619 poor signal.
234 RUSSIA, Radio
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