Signal strengths are getting up there now, although 1287 didn't
deliver like it did in Alberta. That station does surprisingly well
for its power.My signal strength recorder said that 1548 and 612
peaked nearer to 1330UT, but I wasn't listening/recording by then.
pretty darn good audio (
Hi Nick,
<<< Arg, you left this one a couple of days too long GaryRadio
Sport
has "Week on Demand" on their website to aid the DXer, hi, but this
recording from 20 August is now more than a week old. >>>
Well, I guess I'll just need to be a good "Sport" about it, Nick.
If I hadn't be
Hi Bruce,
Thanks very much for listening to the MP3 clips, and giving your
suggestions.
Chuck also sent me a brief message about 936-New Supremo, which seems
the most likely suspect for the Japanese-like music since none of the
other co-channels seem possible. Ordinarily a 1 kW NZ station mi
Arg, you left this one a couple of days too long GaryRadio Sport
has "Week on Demand" on their website to aid the DXer, hi, but this
recording from 20 August is now more than a week old.
best wishes,
Nick
At 20:55 29-08-12, you wrote:
I would greatly appreciate any assistance in ident
Gary
A few comments:
-According to their websites, 2PM-531 and 2HC-639 both carry nighttime
talk shows originating from 2SM Sydney.
-I couldn't make anything of your 666 clips
-On 936 4PB is all news, and 7ZR has a talk show at that time. Supremo
may be your best bet for that type of music, si
1215 delivering a weakly audible carrier again this evening at 0433UT.
best wishes,
Nick
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1370 WFDR GA MANCHESTER 2103 29/0812
Ad for Paradise grill in Warm Springs; Ad for some store in Manchester,
faded and missed name; then returned to what sounded like a local call-in
talk show where they were discussing Obama - and his birth certificate and
if he was a
Once again no DU audio today, but the Asian signals were even better
today than yesterday. Four channels with audio, 972 and 1566 from
Korea, and 1287 from Japan, along with 1305, which was too weak to be
certain on language, though I'm leaning towards Korean. The star of the
show was onc
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 29 August follow.
Solar flux 118 and estimated planetary A-index 4.
The esti
Hello All,
As usual during a major ocean beach DXpedition, several mystery South
Pacific DX stations were received during the recent Ultralight radio
sessions on the 400 foot "Rockwork 4" Cliff on Oregon's ocean coast.
Unlike most of the typical mystery stations, though, most of these were
receive
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 28 August follow.
Solar flux 111 and estimated planetary A-index 4.
The esti
I really like Nick Hall-Patch's rating system for audio intelligibility on
trans-oceanic receptions! It seems applicable to a lot of different DX
situations...
--"pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at
least briefly)"
--"reasonable audio at times during the p
Russian long wave stations all had at least fair signals. 153 had a good
signal and 273 with a strong signal. HLAZ 1566 with a very strong signal,
heard barefoot on the eton E100 outside. Australians station arrived around 10
minutes before sunrise. 1611 produced some audio for the first time
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