What a frustrating mess is the best I can say. Conditions were
reasonable from about 1430UT onwards, mostly the big guns though not
terribly strong. A little after 1500UT, things really opened up,
sort of. Lots of carriers, extremely erratic fading meant that you
were never sure from one
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Probably not, but just in case, note that the other FL on 1500, WKIZ in Cayo
Hueso is Spanish religion per NRC AM Log, and is 24 hours with 250 watts.
Should they lapse into anything anti-Castro, or even relay some Radio Marti,
that could get them a bit o` jamming from down
No ones mentioned in all of this WPSO is a day timer ;)
Paul
On Friday, February 5, 2016, Les Rayburn wrote:
> Saul,
>
> I can’t help to identify your basketball game station, but I did want to
> remark at how well WPSO is coming in up North. I’ve never been able to log
> them here—can’t even h
Saul,
I can’t help to identify your basketball game station, but I did want to remark
at how well WPSO is coming in up North. I’ve never been able to log them
here—can’t even hear a trace of them tonight.
As of about 10:30 PM the “warbler” station was so low, it was impossible to DF
reliably.
On 1500 on Jan 20 at 7:45 pm EST, at Burnt River ON, I had WPSO pretty strong
with Greek music (and while I have had lots of the QRM that has plagued the
channel there was none apparent in this recording).
Mixing in is a live basketball game. One team is the Eagles. They're referred
to at least
Quite amazing. I was called to the hospital at 03:20, and returned at
04:45 local. Unfortunately, I headed straight to bed instead of checking
the bands, but was very impressed when I rechecked around 15:00 UTC, and
even more impressed by the sudden departure of signals 30 min later!
73,...Walt
Then you'll see that what you hear at 06 to 07 often is no reflection of
how conditions in the morning will be! Yes, very coy!!!Walt
On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 4:43 PM, R. Colin Newell
wrote:
> Funny - I check the band every night between 0600 and 0700 UTC -
>
> Last night: Auroral. No indicati
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Solar flux 120 and estimated planetary A-index 12.
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I was mainly listening to SW this evening, but made a quick check of 1500 at
0106 UT Feb 6 and did hear the warbling het, as not much signal from KSTP at
the moment, but not in a position to get a DF on it, other than generally E/W
from here. 73, Glenn Hauser, OK
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I tried at my QTH, Manassas, VA on the evening of February 5, 2016. Only
heard WFED.
73,
Kraig, KG4LAC
On 2/5/2016 11:55 AM, Rob Keeney wrote:
If everyone posts their location and loop bearing of the noisy xmtr, I'll
try and plot the data.
Rob Keeney
Goose Creek SC
EM92xx
On Fri, Feb 5, 201
To each his own and not to criticize in any way, but if I can't hear at
least trace audio that I am sure is from the station, I can't count it as
logged.
73 KAZ
On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 2:57 PM, Les Rayburn wrote:
> Neil,
>
> Thanks for passing along that information.
>
> This is also possibly an
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 04 February follow.
Solar flux 123 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The es
Neil,
Thanks for passing along that information.
This is also possibly an opportunity to log a new station, depending on how you
chose to interpret an ID. If we’re able to narrow the problem now to a single
station, report it to their ownership or CE and the problem gets corrected,
then anyon
I'll stress two things, 1) This doesn't sound like a typical Cuban warbler
but is simply badly noise on the sidebands from some tx issue.
2) This has been going on since mid fall.
73 KAZ
On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 1:02 PM, R. Colin Newell
wrote:
> >
> > Not wanting to miss out on the 1500 kHz acti
>
> Not wanting to miss out on the 1500 kHz action, I checked it out last
> night after 0600 UTC --
There are certainly one or two odd things there - I might be getting traces
of IBOC from someone but
I did hear what sounded like a 500 hz warble that was pretty steady.
Drake R8 Receiver - FLG1
Fred is in SW PA.
Russ Edmunds
15 mi NW Phila
Grid FN20id
AM: Modified Sony ICF2010's (2) barefoot w/whip
FM: Yamaha T-80 & T-85, each w/ Conrad RDS Decoder;
Onkyo T-450RDS; Tecsun PL-310 ( 2);
modified Sony ICF2010 w/APS9B @ 15';
Grundig G8 w/whip; modified Sony ICF2010 w/whip
On Fri, Feb 5,
Rob,
Thank you for volunteering. I’ll go outside tonight and try to make the best
possible loop bearing towards the noise from my location. I hope that others
will contribute as well.
So far, I’ve seen the following reports.
Fred Schroder (No Location given)
Amigos, I took my CCrane Skywave
If everyone posts their location and loop bearing of the noisy xmtr, I'll
try and plot the data.
Rob Keeney
Goose Creek SC
EM92xx
On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 11:09 AM, Les Rayburn wrote:
> Most of us are using bi-directional (simple) loops, but we’re spread out
> geographically. If we plot these on
Yes, wasn't that amazing? Haven't heard of any EMP or anything like
that, hi. Fortunately it's recorded, but I suspect my evening will
be spoken for by going through the recording.
best wishes,
Nick
At 15:35 05-02-16, you wrote:
I agree, Nick, but just as suddenly, somewhere around 15:30
Funny - I check the band every night between 0600 and 0700 UTC -
Last night: Auroral. No indication that the morning would be interesting.
I seem to rise on off mornings.
Medium wave is a coy and flirtatious gal at times...
which is why we are still interested decades later...
On Fri, Feb 5, 20
Most of us are using bi-directional (simple) loops, but we’re spread out
geographically. If we plot these on a map, we should be able to determine the
location pretty quickly. Assuming that the culprit is a licensed broadcaster
with transmitter problem, there are a limited number of suspects.
I agree, Nick, but just as suddenly, somewhere around 15:30, it was like
someone throwing a switch, and gone! 73,...Walt
On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 3:22 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> need I say more? Report later
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That was my conclusion as well Nick, after reading all these great comments!
Thanks, y'all.
His suggestions for 18 meter (rectangle) and 21 meter (triangle) max
circumference do make it easier to build.
And for ONCE I can stifle the internal impetus to 'build it BIGGER 'cause
it'll work BETT
Gang,
It sounds like wind whistling through my porch from just outside
Moorland, Ia.
Steve
On 2/4/16 10:37 PM, Stewart, Joseph R wrote:
It's fairly strong tonight, though with skywave fading... I hear no "wobbling" or
warbling, but rather a fairly steady tone of about 500 Hz, equally strong
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