At 04:42 21-11-16, I wrote:
1566 HLAZ "What a friend I have in Jesus" on alto sxophoe
Guess I could have written...it's been a long day... or something
try this:
1566 HLAZ "What a friend I have in Jesus" on alto saxophone 1520UT
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
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This morning, there didn't seem to be a very pronounced Asiatic
opening early on (1100-1400UT), so those have been ignored for today.
There was a lift after 1500UT, but rather than fading as it did
yesterday, it just hung in there until 1530UT, and not as interesting
as yesterday. Mind you,
The audio was all Asian this morning, such as it was. There were
actually a lot of carriers, seemingly both TP and DU, but the majority
were pretty feeble.
774JOUBAkita, JAPANTraces of man in Japanese at 1412,
slightly better on 1440 check.
1422unIDTraces of talk a
There was nothing like Paul's potent Asians on 873 and 1566 here this morning,
but nothing like -18 degree weather, either (an interesting tradeoff). The
Puyallup version of TP-DX was considerably watered down, with a few big guns on
693, 747, 774. 972. 1053 and 1566 managing fair audio from 142
162 France Inter poor at 0219.
189 RÚV Rás 2 barely audible (// internet) at 0201.
252 Algérienne Chaîne 3 poor with French talk at 0213.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA,
WR-G313e + ALA1530LNP.
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1215 has been showing a reasonable carrier, weaker ones on 1089, 999,
maybe 1053 and 909
Nick Hall-Patch
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Jim Renfrew, Clarendon NY
1700 1150 WHBY WI Kimberly Possibly the one with Eagles Seahawks
Football mixing with CKOC oldies, but a definite "WHBY" ID at the top of
the hour. New here, but heard quite a few times during Newfoundland
DXpeditions.
1704 1150 WAVO SC Rock Hill He
Well I have a chance to hear some real unique things or hear this way
stronger to others, so I'll give it the ole college try if I can
On Sunday, November 20, 2016, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
> Paul, I applaud your dedication to the hobby. Few of us have the motivation
> to DX in such circumstances.
Paul, I applaud your dedication to the hobby. Few of us have the motivation
to DX in such circumstances. Good on you! 73, Walt
On Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 10:58 AM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. <
walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1566 in Russian at 1833UTC was liek a freaking local.. solid, strong,
> st
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OOPS, here's the link for 873 Pyongyang.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6prlN4vWLEM
On Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 2:33 PM, Bruce Portzer wrote:
> Paul
>
> You've got the wrong link for 873 (it's the same one as 1566)
>
> Bruce
>
>
> On 11/20/2016 10:58, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
>
>> 1566 in Russia
1566 in Russian at 1833UTC was liek a freaking local.. solid, strong,
steady and clean. I didn't note the S meter on the lowe HF225 (there's
only so much you can do in -18 below weather)
1566 audio here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCdXwJX4yq0
873 Pyongyang was pretty good, not as solid or n
It's -17 below, if I feel motivated enough, I might head out around 1745UTC
for a quick check of things
PW
On Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 12:12 PM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> Woman talking in at times recognizable Chinese on 1566 1710UT...getting on
> a couple of hours after local sunrise.
>
> best wish
Woman talking in at times recognizable Chinese on 1566
1710UT...getting on a couple of hours after local sunrise.
best wishes,
Nick
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I have a Lowe HF225 that I forgot all about, I'll give that a try soon.
I had a Sony 2010 once, sold it.. wasnt too impressed with it.
The digital display radios I have seem to be ok in the cold, i dont htink
the digital displays have gone wonky.. but the grundig 750 seems to drift..
badly.. in e
I've heard that iquid crystal displays can get dodgy in cold
temperatures; unfortunately they're really common in battery operated
radios. Given that you're DXing out in the open, assume that you
are needing a battery operated radio Paul?
Do you own any digital display radios already?How
Listened from 1345-1405 UT and heard carriers on 594, 693, 747, 774, 972 and
1566.
594 JOAK hrd at 1352 UT very poor.
693 JOAB hrd at 1350 UT with a few words.
774 JOUB hrd at 1346 UT very poor.
1566 HLAZ hrd at 1347 UT very poor.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
Wellbrook
It was a dry session here this morning (LSR 1313). There were traces of
signals on 558, 594, 693, 702, 774, 1053, 1116 and 1566 but nothing audible.
No signals observed on 567, 603, 738, 747, 828 or 972 when checked.
Last evening I heard signals on 162 (France Inter), 171 (Medi-1), and 198
On the one hand, you're describing the Sony ICF-2010, however while these
radios are still available used or rebuilt, they were built mostly in the
1980's.
Although some like the Eton receivers, as many others find Eton's quality
lacking.
As has already been noted, most current portables with di
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