Hi Gary,
thank you, likewise for me to meet you. Actually I just suggested that
Fiji may be inactive, because there wasn't even a carrier there. I can
confirm Tonga's sign-off at 12:04.30 on 25th, when you heard it. It was
on 1017.008 kHz.
I have compared some of your receptions with the ones
In parallel with Gary DeBock's annual visit to the cliffs of Oregon another
group of DXers gathered near Yachats, OR from July 22-25 to use more
traditional 'wire' antennas -- mostly a 140 foot DKAZ with main lobe at
approximately 255 degrees.
Similar set-ups were also running at the famous Gra
I have the same experience during 10-15 years of using WWV/WWVH carrier
as reference here in Finland: the shift caused by Doppler shift or
spread by propagation is exaggerated. I often see it spread a bit, but
it looks like being symmetrical, so there isn't any problem to see the
centre anyway.
It does mean the paper copy. The IRCA will now be publishing the DX
Monitor as an electronic version only, starting with Volume 51.
For those of you reluctant to switch over to the Soft DX Monitor,
they certainly take up much less room than paper copies! I have
archived the last 17 years of
Hi, Rick--
I am not sure at this point whether I will be able to make your GTG. Nina's
family lives in Springfield, so if I go I will stay there and slip over to
Urbana for the day. However, if she has no business there for that day, and
especially if she has to be there a week or two before or
Gary,
Your recordings from the Rockworks cliff are amazing! It's hard for me to
believe I was DXing at another Kiwi DX producing cliff to the south of you
on one of the same mornings, yet all my reception with the same 12-inch FSL
design was low-level and poor S/N ratio. The capacitor-tuned, singl
I have heard Kiwi's and Aussies at this level in the Hawaiian Islands...
rarely...
more often in 2009 and 2010 -- the last 3 trips as we approached sunspot
peak
have been lame -
That said, these signals are awesome! Well done.
Also sounds like a superb morning in Tofino on Vancouver Island.
On Tu
Hi Mauno,
Well, meeting you, Vlad and Victor (and of course, Bill) on Thursday was one of
the highlights of my DXpedition, and I really enjoyed having lunch with you all
right on the beach!
<<< Actually I just suggested that
Fiji may be inactive, because there wasn't even a carrier there.
Yes, as Jaguar has used that public offset list as basis for its
internal list, hopefully that list will also be made public every now
and then, when entries are added there or they would be added
automatically to the mwoffsets database. I don't mind if the fourth
decimal isn't exact ;-)
73,
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2013 Jul 31 1805 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 30 July follow.
Solar flux 113 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The estima
Hi Guy,
<<< Your recordings from the Rockworks cliff are amazing! It's hard for me to
believe I was DXing at another Kiwi DX producing cliff to the south of you
on one of the same mornings, yet all my reception with the same 12-inch FSL
design was low-level and poor S/N ratio. The capacitor-tune
Does anyone have recordings of their AM station signing off? I'd love to
hear them!!
Email me off list... walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com
Thanks!
Paul
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As far as I know, Günter Lorenz compiles the list alone so he can't
search all the MW mailing lists for offsets. The easiest for him would
be to add them in the log database of mwlist.org or send them via
mwoffsets Yahoo list or directly to him.
Mauno
27.7.2013 23:37, Chuck kirjoitti:
Getting
test...please ignore
--
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
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As an Earth Science teacher, I would enjoy seeing your Geology PowerPoints.
Feel free to share.
I also wouldn't mind having the last ten years of the DXM in an electronic
version. Where do I send the flash drive? :)
Bert
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On Jul 31, 2013, at 10:10 AM, "Stephen S. Howe" wro
Thank you all. It has been a pleasure reading them.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 31, 2013, at 12:51 AM, "Pete Taylor" wrote:
> On the occasion of the final hard copy of DXM, just a note to THANK all those
> who have pumped these out over the years!
>
> Pete Taylor
> Tacoma, WA
> 12225w 4719n
>
Gary:
I am not convinced one way or the other as to whether the broadbanding
is a problem.
Guy Atkins found the tuned and broadband versions to be about equal
during tests at home in Puyallup.
While the broadband FSL didn't give us good DX at Cape Perpetua, neither
did the DKAZ nor my 14'
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2013 Aug 01 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 31 July follow.
Solar flux 109 and estimated planetary A-index 5.
The estima
I'll have to look again as to the reasoning for using higher
frequencies for a reference.I thought that with the SDRs, it no
longer made much of a difference, i.e. that an error of 1 Hertz at,
say 21MHz, was the same as an error of 1 Hertz at 1MHz.
I'm sure that folks who have been paying
My first thought was that it was a stinker of a morning, few and weak
carriers, yet, every once in awhile, one of them would rise out of
the murk to near audibility. A tentative Trackside/Livesport/TAB TV
on 828 was quite a surprise, though maybe 3GI reports from the track
from time to time?
Hello All,
For many of us trying recently, getting any type of transoceanic DX QSL can be
an exercise in frustration. But just to show that the exact opposite can
happen, I received an e-QSL from 585-2WEB (10 kW, Bourke, Australia) this
morning after an extremely weak reception at the Ro
Congrats Gary. It is especially nice when a DXer employee answers your e
mail.
Glad to see they are still QSLing too.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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