This morning's results were fairly decent compared to recent days. Except
for the big gun HCLA on 972, it was all Japanese however.
594 JAPAN JOAK Tokyo, Oct 5 1309 - Woman announcer in Japanese; fair
signal, then dropped to threshold l
I got home about 4:40 PM, Sunday afternoon and the KKXA was still going on. It
went off I guess around 5:30 or thereabouts. I started a CD recording
immediately and just before KKXA went back to hybrid mode, the audio popped in
with Forever and Ever Amen by Randy Travis for about 10 seconds, and
The job has had me away for the past week, but reading reports of
others, it doesn't sound like I missed much.
Today was a decent morning, with a lot of carriers, though only the
regulars managed any audio. Listened between 1255 at 1330, hearing
audio on 693, 747, 774 and 828 from Japa
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:Issued: 2014 Oct 06 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 05 October follow.
Solar flux 128 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The est
In America you can watch the full Episode of Gracepoint (featuring the QTH
of Salmaniw and Hall-Patch
over here...
http://www.fox.com/full-episodes/
On Sat, Oct 4, 2014 at 10:15 AM, Pete Taylor wrote:
> Colin,
>
> Thanks for trying to share this, but I was greeted with:
>
> "We're sorry, this c
Equipment: PRD5, DX397, Juliette FPR, Terk
location: Dallas, TX,
report time's are in CDT = Central Daylight Time.
August, September, October, 2014, with the exception of CHHA, domestic
station's I'm hearing, mostly on PRD5, in Dallas, TX, from my apartment.
680 KKYX San Antonio TX
960 WE
I got home a bit ago and KKXA is running full digital mode. Even with KGDD
QRMing, the digital carrier locked on, but so far no audio. But the CD is
running, so I have not checked in a few minutes, but I will be surprised if I
get any.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
I totally agree with your analysis of why Disney is getting out, how they
paid too much for the stations and in the end, many of them will become
brokered facilities.
They paid $40 million for WQEW. It was an LMA which lasted for eight years.
They won't get that today.
Larry Stoler
-Origi
These two are so common and often dominant on my western antenna system here in
IL that I don't mention them. This season it seems that at least one station
per night and sometimes several on 1530 are misbehaving. KCMN has a CH power
and I think some nights they use it.
73 KAZ Barrington IL
--
I think Disney wants to get out of the network business. Networks are a
headache. Programming KDIS alone will be far easier and much less expensive
than a network.
It paid way too much for some of the stations. A lot of money was spent on
broadbanding to make HD easier to configure and maintain
Pertaining to Mr. Hauser's AM DX to Enid reporting, regarding
KCMN and KREL:
I remember both stations with a very strong signal to Dallas on the two
date's mentioned below. I had been hearing KCMN for several nights at what
seemed like lower signal levels, but still quite there, and wondering who
Tahiti still came through with a bit of audio on 738 on Saturday
morning, good enough to match their webstream. 702 was also in with
about a minute of weak and muffled audio, but slop from 700 was too
great to overcome when 702 peaked. This morning 738 had threshold audio
- music actually, ju
Hello All,
Like Bruce has reported the Asian propagation improved quite a bit this morning
in comparison to previous days, with both the Japanese and Korean big guns
receiving a potent sunrise enhancement boost late in the session here. Although
several of these stations reached S9+ levels (
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:Issued: 2014 Oct 05 1805 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 04 October follow.
Solar flux 128 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The est
This was the first decent TP morning in several days. FOr once, I was
able to receive good audio from several stations. Several second tier
channels also made brief appearances. In addition, there were carriers
that "almost" produced audio on 576 603 729 837 and others.
GOOD
750KFQD, wa
Rick,
Your description of the HD audio fits mine the same too. I was not impressed. I
have no idea if this is what we are stuck with, or this is in the adjusting
stage. I know of an CE that complained years ago that the audio from HD
bothered his ears and he had trouble listening to it, If I re
Well, they are gone at the moment (14:36 UTC Sunday), other than an IBOC
signal on this frequency.Walt Salmaniw, Victoria, BC
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 12:52 AM, Patrick Martin wrote:
> P.S. As Rick stated earlier the audio is swishy. It kind of sounds like a
> SW station, but it locks and ther
Hi Patrick,
I'm glad you got that bonus of hearing KRKO pre-sunset.
As I mentioned, I don't think the audio quality is that impressive, but I'm
glad we in the Northwest have had a chance to find out firsthand.
--
Rick
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Too bad. Last night would have been perfect for KKXA. I couldn't even hear a
trace of KGDD.
KKXA seemed louder than mormal, but not as loud as KGDD often is.
I wonder if that's going to nix KKXA's daytime test as well.
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Rick
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