Maybe a slight New Zealand opening around 1400-1430UT, but little
beyond carriers. 1566 showed a carrier as sunrise
approachedperhaps watching paint dry might be more invigorating
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not today
Congratulations Jim, nice QSL. Glad to see there are still QSL collectors in
the hobby.
Martin Foltz
> Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2016 23:00:46 -0500
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WBBM IBOC has been off for several days now. Off for
repairs or??
Tom Jasinski
Joliet, IL
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To borrow a description from Nick Hall-Patch, I had a near imaginary, wisp of a
carrier on 747 this morning at ~1420, or so. Nary a peep from a host of other
frequencies. That carrier was more than I have heard in some time. I have been
off and on the dials over the last co
No worries - I'm taking down my last antenna - the ALA100 array while I'm in
Hawaii - conditions will completely turn around within hours.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Dec 30, 2016, at 12:14 AM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
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> If you think it was disappointing there,
Best conditions I've heard in years overnight!
TAs on 162, 171 198, 216 and 252 were loud and clear. Logged a bunch of
new navigational aid and AM radio stations. It may take me days to log
all the new stations from the recordings!
About 1 AM, we lost power, but since the ELAD FDM-S2 is power
Other than a weak carrier received on 702 kHz at 1325 GMT no trans-pacific
signals were heard here this morning.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA,
Skywave & FSL.
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I was watching the "fish barrel" and things looked dismal. I see there is a
forecast of another blast of solar wind this weekend.
Richard Allen.
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I happen to be up late (on-call tonight). A quick look at the bands yields
nothing. 1017 is just there on the waterfall, but far from any audio.
Compare that to a few nights ago, around the same time when I had pretty
decent audio on 1098. 73,...Walt
On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 8:14 AM, Nick Hall-
If you think it was disappointing there, Richardeven HLAZ didn't
make it to Victoria this morning. The 28th was dull, with a few big
guns struggling in long before sunrise, but the 29th was amazingly
poor. Roll on tomorrow.
best wishes,
Nick
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