My SDR recording these mornings grabs samples at 0800, 0900, 1000 and
1500 UT. This morning, the earlier ones were very poor, but the
1500UT recording was fairly lively, especially at the top of the
band, where 1566 audio was fairly good, weak NHK pips on 1593 (not
the usual CNR1), and weak au
Walt,
I woke up early Thursday morning at 1100 utc and found no audio
on MW after a check of the powerhouse TP channels.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
From: Steve Ratzlaff
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Some late evening TP's heard.
153 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 0643 weak signal with man in Russian.
180 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 0642 poor signal with some audio getting through.
189 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 0641 very weak signal with woman talking.
279 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 0640 weak sign
I had "very poor/poor" level on 594 Asian this morning at 1536 utc--hardly
worth mentioning. (A couple notches above Nigel's "faint mumbling".) Several
weak hets; even 1566 was never more than a weak het. First audio I've had in
several days, didn't consider it worth mentioning at the time.
Ste
Thanks, Nigel. Alberta is often very different (as is Arizona!)
compared to us here on the west coast/WA/OR. Maybe everyone else has
given up for the season? .Walt
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 5:20 AM, Nigel Pimblett wrote:
> I wouldn't go so far as to say it was good reception here, but Japan
I wouldn't go so far as to say it was good reception here, but Japan on
747/774 was at least above the "faint mumble" level I've had of late.
Those were the only two with anything approaching decent audio though.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
On 12/01/2012 8:19 AM, Walter Salmaniw w
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Almost every frequency I tuned to early this morning had multiple signals
including the normal western "clears".
A couple of particulars were 640 with usual KFI LA with under and sometimes
over from an SS musica signal. Has another 640 switched formats to SS?
730 Van BC with faint talker under a
Bruce,
I know very little about TP stuff, but what little I read from Colin's
description of what he heard sounds like the station on Saipan that
recently signed on.
Paul
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 5:53 PM, Bruce Portzer wrote:
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> Colin
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> It's more likely Kiribati, especially if you're
Colin
It's more likely Kiribati, especially if you're hearing it early in the
evening. The station moved there from 846 sometime last year.
Bruce
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WBZ has no IBOC this evening, which is very unusual in itself, but they are
also weaker than usual, and their carrier is on 1029.999 instead of the usual
dead-on 1030. This all leads me to believe that they might be using their
backup transmitter...
Barry
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Kaz
Nice catch! psra and pssa are 14 watts! 1800 Mountain should have
had 'em at 12 or 14 watts... but you never now...
73
Wayne
Quoting neilkaz :
I'm still carefully going over Perseus captures from the fine DX
night of Jan 7. At 1900 CST I found a weakish ID on 690 (KTSM had
fad
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The est
One thing I have noted, that is a little different,
is that 1440khz is occupied all the time by an Island
sounding station with Island music and talk in
a micronesian sounding dialect -
PAL indicates this could be Saipan - normally 300W at
night, they have a wicked signal early on and through the
Bit of noise this AM -- around 1500 UTC -
and apart from the regular Island sounds on
540, 738, 1017 and 1098 -
not much to speak of - lots of hets and hints of
audio on many splits - but apart from 1548
with great audio and pop music (assuming Emerald, Queensland...)
Normally, I would be hearing
I'm still carefully going over Perseus captures from the fine DX night of Jan
7. At 1900 CST I found a weakish ID on 690 (KTSM had faded down thnakfully) as
KRGS Rifle and another AMer mentioned. Then some ESPN pgmg.
I am wondering if they have a PSSA or if anyone has noted them leaving day
pow
Hi Guys:
An hour or so of Sunset DXing last night netted nothing NEW, I did manage a
CALL CHANGE RELOG. Things have been rather slow here for New Ones lately!! At
least this is a 1 KW Station that is tough to hear, even though it is fairly
close to me!!
RADIO USED...SONY SRF-T615 ULR Bar
Having a quick listen this morning (no time for any details), but
quite good reception from the bottom to the top of the band of all the
usual first tier stations from Japan, especially. Wonder what others
have heard. 73,...Walt
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Todd (?) said:
Hi all,
I've noted this off and on but this evening was very loud leading me to believe
it's a latin american or cuban off frequency. Still being heard now.
Todd in Woodbury, MN >>
I'm still hearing it in Topeka at 2230. Bearing is towards Cuba, but with WSCR
nulled I'm not hea
Thanks Glenn!
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Glenn Hauser wrote:
>It`s Cuba. This was first reported two months ago; see
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>http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld1146.txt
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>under UNIDENTIFIED, and also followed up in 1147 and some other issues.
>
>73, Glenn Hauser
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