For the second night in a row, KFKA is coming into my Barrington IL QTH rather
well. While I can catch them via sunset skip, normally they are almost never
heard later at night. Peak levels make me think that they could be running day
rig.
Also from CO 1430 KEZW has often dominated the channel
KASM in with good signal - on day power, with oldies
music, dominating 1150 here.
Tom Jasinski
Joliet, IL
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Testing on night power. Right now 5 miles due east of transmitter. Fairly
weak OC. WDLS-cheating perhaps with 1kw even with CHML. Perhaps a weak CKBI
in the background.
Sincerely,
Todd Skaine
Woodbury, MN
Sony ICF 2010
Superradio 2
Grundig S350 &M400
Toyota car radio
On Oct 18, 2014 8:29 PM, "For
Has been off since at least last night. Testing with OC intermittently as I
write this. Can't tell at this location, White Bear Lake, if it's day or
night power.
Sincerely,
Todd Skaine
Woodbury, MN
Sony ICF 2010
Superradio 2
Grundig S350 &M400
Toyota car radio
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 18 October follow.
Solar flux 160 and estimated planetary A-index 15.
The es
Richard and Nigel,
Considering the propagation challenges that both of you face so far inland
(especially during this generally lackluster Asian season), I think that your
TP results so far have been about the best that anyone could hope for at those
extreme distances. Excellent propagation
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 17 October follow.
Solar flux 146 and estimated planetary A-index 8.
The est
Great this sounds quite promising and I'll await reading about more logs when
you play back the recordings. 73 KAZ
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>From: Bruce Portzer
>Sent: Oct 18, 2014 2:34 PM
>To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America
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>Subject: [IRCA] TPs on October 18 - Gr
Here's my initial Grayland report from this morning.
Conditions were quite good for the Japanese and Koren stations, which
managed to populate most of the 9 kHz channels this morning. Chinese
were not as numerous as in past DXpeditions, and consisted mainly of the
usual powerhouses like 639 94
I can sympathise Richard, as the Asians have been virtually
completely absent here this week also, including this morning.Did
have some New Zealand reception earlier in the week, and a nice clear
reception of a Nevada DOT station on 1610 yesterday, so I guess it's a
matter of making the
Over the last couple of weeks (and maybe months) there have been numerous
cyber attacks
on my coffee and radio websites -- we have no idea where the attacks are
originating and
it might be a while before my ISP and I figure out how to deal with it.
For the time being DXer.ca and all its great reso
Gary:
It's been a frustrating week of transoceanic DXing in my neck
of the woods the past week - only atmospheric noise.
Richard Allen.
--- Original Message ---
From: d1028g...@comcast.net[mailto:d1028g...@comcast.net]
Sent: 10/18/2014 11:27:41 AM
To : irca@hard-core-dx.com
Hello All,
Asian propagation rebounded very well this morning, with exceptional signals
from both the low band Japanese and mid band Korean big guns prior to 1300.
Sunrise enhancement was lacking, however, and signals generally took a dive
with the increasing daylight. Low band Chinese stati
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