As Gary observed again, an Asian morning, but not quite yesterday,
with weaker signals overall.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
774 JOUB man in Japanese 11148UT, and at other later times
Reasonable audio at times during the period
Thanks Nick. Despite "thinking" I may have heard muddled audio during live
listening on a few of these, I couldn't dredge up any traces of audio when
I went back and analyzed my recordings in more detail.
73,
-Tim
On Sun, Sep 6, 2015 at 10:27 AM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> Most
As is often the case, Gary and I were DXing on different planets today.
TP reception here dropped off quite a bit from yesterday, with only a
few stations struggling to produce anemic audio. There was a bit of a
sunrise enhancement yesterday, but not today. Most of the Asian action
was
Trying out N/NW Flag for first time -
1215 - 13XX
Preliminary
Audio on 531, 558, 567, 576, 594, 603, 612, 621, 657, 675, 738, 747, 756, 765,
774, and on and on...
Full report at session end.
Receivers: AOR-7030+
Drake R8
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
>
Hello All,
Thanks to Colin for the initial report on the outstanding performance of his
new N/NW flag antenna (and I look forward to the full report). Asian signals
were seriously improved this morning, with the Japanese big guns especially
vibrant. 594-JOAK was the star performer here,
This morning is kind of a significant one for me - this is the first time
since around 1977 that I have had a purpose built outdoor antenna
for serious medium-wave DXing. In this case, under the watchful eye and
technical guidance of Nick Hall-Patch and Walter Salmaniw,
I have purchased a
Listened between 1215 and 1325 UTC
Receivers - AOR-7030+ with a Wellbrook ALA100M / Drake R8 on a N/NW Flag
with FLG100(LN) KAZ Loop Amp + 900 ohm termination
529 SQM Alaska - on most of the morning crushing whatever was on 530khz --
also getting boxed in by a jumble of signals on 531 through
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 07 September follow.
Solar flux 84 and estimated planetary A-index 46.
The
--- Begin Message ---
Quick demonstrations of how different the reception can be with a terminated
loop pointing one direction versus the opposite direction are in the following
audio clips. These are in stereo with one channel being from a Drake R8A
connected (via transformer and coaxial
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 06 September follow.
Solar flux 86 and estimated planetary A-index 14.
The
Very similar conditions to yesterday noted here in southern Alberta,
with once again DU signals being the only TPs noted. The quantity of
audio was about the same, but more strong carriers were pbserved today,
with 792 & 855 being especially notable.
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