For anyone interested, here is another MP3's from the Korean big gun's huge
signal from 1130-1200 UTC (very) early this morning. An SSB check of the band
at the bizarre hour of 1125 revealed that HLCA had a carrier strength even
greater than that of "Freedom 970" in Portland, Oregon at the time.
Had them at 1 a.m. Eastern two nights this past week and also at sunset this
evening. Had never heard them before March 11.
Niel Wolfish in Toronto
On Saturday, March 14, 2015 6:15 PM, Nigel Pimblett
wrote:
Checking SDR recordings for the last couple of nights I've noticed 1180
K
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 14 March follow.
Solar flux 116 and estimated planetary A-index 5.
The estim
Today's TP DX was rather impressive. I felt like I'd been on a
DXpedition when I went through the SDR recording, and spent a couple of
hours digging stuff out. Nonetheless, the stuff I heard was merely a
good day at home and not a bad day at the coast. The Chinese were more
numerous than in
Hello All,
It was another wild and wacky morning for huge signals from the big gun
Japanese and Korean TP's, but aren't we getting somewhat used to it by now? A
spot check of the band at 1125 UTC revealed thunderous signals from the NHK big
suns and 972-HLCA-- prompting a quick FSL antenna s
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 13 March follow.
Solar flux 119 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The estim
In Masset, conditions were average. Lot's to hear, but nothing new, and I
was mostly down due to Perseus glitches. All Asia. 73, Walt
On Saturday, March 14, 2015, richa...@perryisp.net
wrote:
> 747 JOIB? - barely audible talking at 1042-1043. Heard again in
> WSB-750 splash at 1120-1121.
>
I bought this at a garage sale over 20 years ago and haven't used it. It
doesn't work but it does have a large lit "dot" that comes on but doesn't
sweep. It comes with all the manuals that I have with it including the
assembly manual. I suspect that the person who built it made a mistake. I
remembe
Checking SDR recordings for the last couple of nights I've noticed 1180
KYES with a good signal here in Alberta overnight, so apparently
something's amiss there.I have not noted them previously as a
regular offender, so likely a technical problem. Anyone needing KYES
should have a listen to
747 JOIB? - barely audible talking at 1042-1043. Heard again in
WSB-750 splash at 1120-1121.
774 JOUB - barely audible to poor talk fading in and out from 1029
until 1116.
828 JOBB? - moderate heterodyne under WCCO-830.
Checks of 567, 594, 693 and 972 found no indication of signals.
Receiver:
I logged a new station today.
3/14/15
1510 kHz. XEQT, Monterrey (Escobedo), Nuevo León, México (250 Watts @ 1204
km/748 mi). Heard at 0629-0735 GMT with música variada. "Equis Ay Koo
Ee" (XEQI) ID, including QTH "Monterrey, Nuevo León", at 0701. Poor to fair
signal strength. ULR station #105
Hello All,
For those of you on the west coast who have access to a decent radio, please
check out the Asian signals ASAP! Both Japanese and Korean big guns were
pounding in from 1130-1230 UTC already. (I just came in to get out of the rain
for a while).
747 JOIB Sapporo, Japan 3+1 p
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