The whole thing is a fascinating publication (well, to some of
us). Thanks for linking to it Paul.
best wishes,
Nick
At 13:36 25-09-12, you wrote:
The new towers have been built, but they're still a bit away from lighting
up the new signal from the "mainland"
I read the details in Crawford
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2012 Sep 26 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 25 September follow.
Solar flux 140 and estimated planetary A-index 2.
The e
TP's weren't very good here today. I had sort of OK audio on 972 and
1566, but that was about it. The 1476 carrier was in once again, but it
wasn't strong enough to produce anything recognizable. Other than that,
there were only a few weak carriers here and there. Conditions were
definitel
A bit better than yesterday, and strictly Asian, as others noted.
A check at 1200 showed 747 and 774 doing well, but 747 actually went
downhill from there. Things peaked just before 1300 today, with audio
from Japan on 693 (very weak(, 747, 774, and 1287. The only other audio
was VOA on 1
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2012 Sep 25 1805 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 24 September follow.
Solar flux 137 and estimated planetary A-index 2.
The e
A quick glance at things before 1300UT showed the usual Asians in reasonably
well, but they faded rather as 1330UT approached, building again somewhat after
1340, so maybe that qualifies for sunrise enhancement; it's certainly when I
heard most of the weaker signals noted below. Once again, sig
Hello All,
As propagation matched the solar conditions there was a general improvement in
big gun Asiatic signals here this morning, but unfortunately the overall boost
didn't seem to entend to any new or obscure stations. The usual Korean
mega-stations (657, 972, 1053 and 1566) had the be
I was listening on and off between 1340 and 1405...
there were some spikes in signal strength
on 747, 774 and 828 - and the appearance of some
hets around sunrise enhancement - but I would describe
it as a fail day...
> Conditions seemed to have picked up somewhat from yesterday with a solid
> p
Paul,
Thanks for posting the information on KBRT 740. Very interesting Newsletter
from Crawford broadcasting.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr."
To: NRC ; Mailing list for the International Radio Club of
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Sent: Tuesday,
Listened from 1220-1410 utc. Japanese morning here Kalama. 4 second tier
Japanese stations heard. 756 produced a unknown signal with audio in Asian
language. Regular het on 1008 produced some very weak audio with a man talking
in Japanese? Lower channels better than upper channels and 1476 was
Conditions seemed to have picked up somewhat from yesterday with a solid
performance from the first tier Japanese stations, HLCA 972 and HLAZ 1566
from Korea, and to a lesser extent some of the Chinese stations. Not a
peep from DU today. 1575 VOA also heard quite well at times. Another
observati
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