After 4 am (CST) this morning, WGN presenter Matt Bubala read a reception
report from Alf Persson.
He reported reception of the station in far northern Sweden, at a distance over
4000 miles, using a
Perseus receiver and long wire aerial (probably a Beverage) on 11-1-14. They
also played a cl
For a change, actually pretty fair reception of HLAZ on 1566, along with
snippets of audio on 1575 and 1593. Thanks to Nick and his DX Fishbarrel
for alerting me of better than average propagation! 73,...Walt Salmaniw,
Victoria, BC
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I did some unattended recording this morning for the firs time in
several weeks.
1557 was the strongest with fair music at 1523 UTC.
I also had weak audio on 1422 (talk), 1566 (music), and 1575 (talk) at
about 1530. Plus a few carriers: 774, 972, 1314, 1386, 1467, 1494,
1503, 1602.
Not a g
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UNIDENTIFIED. 1240.13 approx., Jan 2 at 1445 UT, somestation is off-frequency
to the hi side making a LAH pitch of approx. C3 = one octave below middle-C on
my keyboard. Peaks WNW/ESE. At this time an hour after sunrise, it can`t be too
far away and more likely west than ea
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 02 January follow.
Solar flux 146 and estimated planetary A-index 12.
The es
880 has what I am almost certain is Mexico. The trick may be determining which
one. There's an anthem in these clips, which I think will establish that this
is Mexico, and not Cuba. Though much of the talk was about Cuba.
I've posted the following clips online, with the same info as below, at:
h
<<< Gotcha, Gary, but I think a few people misinterpreted that to mean there
was no dial light at all. >>>
Yes, a "selectable" dial light which continuously lights up a radio's display
is an important function for a TP-DXer, especially one who spends serious time
out in the dark prior to l
Gary -
I can't tell from your response whether you are agreeing your words sounded
like "no dial light" so I'll add I also thought you meant there was no dial
light.
Chuck
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> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Subject: [IRCA] New CC "
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 03 January follow.
Solar flux 149 and estimated planetary A-index 15.
The es
Chuck,
In the original post I figured that "no selectable display light' was clear
enough, but apparently quite a few misunderstood this, especially on the
Ultralight list. To clarify matters for all, unlike the PL-380, the new CC
Skywave model has no function which will give you continuous dis
A little sunrise enhancement, as already observed by Walt and
Bruce. Most signals were quite erratic, and some of the carriers
were close to audio, but not quite there.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not this year, not yet
Rea
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