Re: [IRCA] 1550 KIVA Albuquerque heard in Michigan, with only 2 minutes to spare!

2012-08-30 Thread Paul B. Walker, Jr.
The daytime signals between the two are nearly the same.. both at 10KW... 1600's tower is just slightly further south, where it looks like it's a bit more populated. Where they will gain is the 27W on 1550 vs 175W on 1600 at night.. that night power will serve more people. On Fri, Aug 31, 2012

[IRCA] 1550 KIVA Albuquerque heard in Michigan, with only 2 minutes to spare!

2012-08-30 Thread Tim Tromp
Finally, after chasing this for three hours tonight, a solid ID from KIVA at 0558 UTC with literally two minutes to spare before their switch to 1600 KHz at 0600 UTC. At 0558 UTC an announcer gave what sounded like an unscripted and possibly live announcement: "Alright everybody this is 1550 KIVA,

[IRCA] TP August 30, 2012 / Victoria version

2012-08-30 Thread Nick Hall-Patch
Signals weren't as good as yesterday except for HLAZ which did very well at times, especially around 1230UT, so maybe Colin should listen a little earlier at Point no Point.Walt's location closer to the water might well be getting him better DU reception, as I didn't hear 891 until after 13

Re: [IRCA] TP August 29 and 30 2012 / Jordan River Point no Point vs Victoria proper

2012-08-30 Thread Walter Salmaniw
Colin, I happened to be up from 12:30 UTC and listened for an hour. Things in Victoria were quite lively using my Perseus SDR and West directed corner fed loop. Very useful was Nick Hall-Patch's DX Fishbarrel which showed that conditions were very similar to my own. DU propagation was superior her

[IRCA] TP August 29 and 30 2012 / Jordan River Point no Point versions

2012-08-30 Thread cafe-swl
Wednesday morning 1300 to 1315 UTC And Thursday morning 1300 to 1310 UTC Set-up at Jordan River - Point no Point cabins with a Gary DeBock modified Tecsun PL-380 radio and a ICOM 703+ and Wellbrook ALA100M (Wednesday) 738 khz - loudest signal on the band - could have been English, might have bee

[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

2012-08-30 Thread NOAA WWV
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt :Issued: 2012 Aug 31 0005 UTC # Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center # # Geophysical Alert Message # Solar-terrestrial indices for 30 August follow. Solar flux 128 and estimated planetary A-index 4. The esti

[IRCA] KOMO/KVI

2012-08-30 Thread Pete Taylor
Not much here to get excited about but on Sept. 4, Seattle's KVI-570 is returning to Conservative Talk (w/John Carlson 5-9am) and KOMO-1000 is going back to all news with Bill Rice and Brian Calvert filling the 9-12n and 12n-3p slots respectively. Pete Taylor Tacoma, WA 12225w 4719n HQ180 & IC

[IRCA] WWV Solar Report

2012-08-30 Thread NOAA WWV
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt :Issued: 2012 Aug 30 1805 UTC # Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center # # Geophysical Alert Message # Solar-terrestrial indices for 29 August follow. Solar flux 118 and estimated planetary A-index 4. The esti

[IRCA] Alberta TP/DUs for 30 Aug 2012

2012-08-30 Thread Nigel Pimblett
For the third day in row it was the Asians predominating, but today was a bit more normal, if there is such a thing. Audio noted today on 774, 828, 1206, 1287 and 1566. 1287 was nothing like yesterday, with only weak audio. The best audio was from 774 and 828, more as one would expect, w

[IRCA] TP's & DU's for Thursday, August 30, 2012

2012-08-30 Thread Dennis Vroom
Good conditions this morning for late August. 6 Radio Rossii long wave stations logged this morning, including the rare 171 station. China tentative on 1323 and China matching shortwave // on 1593. Australian stations popped in at dawn enhancement with 2NR believed to be the station heard on 7

[IRCA] WDXE-1370

2012-08-30 Thread texas4421
1370 WDXE TN LAWRENCEBURG 2315 28/08/12 Faded up out of the mud with ID at 2315: "Classic country, WDXE, Lwarenceburg, Tennessee" back into music. Nice signal for a moment, for only 44 watts. [WM-TN] DXer: Willis QTH: Old Fort, TN ANTENNA: 143' Long wire RCVR: Drake R-4C