1215 actually had an audible carrier for a few minutes around 0330UT
this evening...not strong, but to be there at all tonight seems quite strange.
best wishes,
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
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Conditions again were not quite as good as yesterday, but with second
tier stations still doing well, and nothing like the deterioration
expected from the recent geomagnetic upset. Quite a reasonable
sunrise enhancement, mostly dying down about 10 minutes before local
sunrise at 1408UT.
The owner is retiring. Thats the main reason.
Todd Skaine
On Mar 23, 2017 10:15 PM, "Dennis Gibson" wrote:
The reason is usually given in the application to the FCC to cease
operation, which isn't filed until after it's off the air. The 50 kW day
power is expensive. It has four towers so if it
This would be a rather accurate assumption I believe.
The North overhauled a lot of its radio networks in December, so it would
almost be a given that if a change was noted in the signal, some work was
done on it. 657 has always been a good signal both day and night (though
listening from 100
The reason is usually given in the application to the FCC to cease operation,
which isn't filed until after it's off the air. The 50 kW day power is
expensive. It has four towers so if it doesn't own the site rent can be
expensive. My guess is it's financial. The inability to get parts rarely
r
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:Issued: 2017 Mar 24 0015 UTC
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 23 March follow.
Solar flux 72 and estimated planetary A-index 11.
The estim
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Hi All:
I first heardWFLI in the late '60s running a full-power test on a Monday
morning when my local (in Port Huron) CHOK was off. Anybody know the reason for
this? High operating and maintenance costs, a la CKSL, or can't get parts, a la
WDOD? A look at Radio Locator sho
Almost a shutout in terms of audio here today, but not quite:
774 3LO Melbourne, AUSTRALIA Poor, with time pips at 1300, followed by
the ABC news fanfare.
828 3GI Sale, AUSTRALIA Could make out the ABC news fanfare at 1300,
but that was about it.
Nothing from Asia today. Several DU
Agreed, and at :10 and :14 don't I hear "seven to nothing"?
The woman that rises on top by :18 is the Aussie accent I referred to, but I
supposed it was Townsville not NewsRadio.
Chuck
From: IRCA on behalf of Theo
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2017 4:35 PM
To: Mai
https://radioinsight.com/headlines/117086/wfli-chattanooga-go-dark/
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Sorry for a delayed response... but I hear two EE speakers there. The
first is a male with repeated use of "getting to..." (four times
beginning at :10, then a woman rises to dominate at ~:18 with words that
include "former (something)... making his debut..."
And I'll agree with Chuck that th
Thanks to Richard, Nick and Colin for their comments on the skewed TP-DX
propagation this morning. Thanks to Bill also for his report from Arizona.
<<< One gets the sense that some North Korean techs have been deployed to
tighten up the antenna hardware
because 657 has not been this good AND r
Comes down to:
Not a lot there. Burps of syllables that might be EE or AUS ENGLISH as Chuck
has suggested.
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Mar 23, 2017, at 3:25 PM, d1028g...@comcast.net wrote:
>
> Chuck and Colin,
>
> Thanks for listening to the 630 kHz DXpediti
Chuck and Colin,
Thanks for listening to the 630 kHz DXpedition clip, and for your detailed
assessments. I will pass these on to Hiroo.
I think that for their next major DXpedition this Japanese group will have a
major advantage for MP3 file review-- with a Canadian named Nick Hall-Patch as
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These logs are excerpts from my daily all-band reports, mainly SWBC, also
VHF/UHF, sometimes utility, ham, which may be found in several archives without
much delay, such as
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And compiled weekly along with extensive news fro
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All times and dates strictly UT [4 hours ahead of `ELT` during EDT; when
changing times one must also change the dates for events in the 00-04 UT period
to the previous date by ELT].
Rx: mostly DX-398 with internal antenna only or PL-880; NRD-545 with ALA-330S
inside E-W o
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 22 March follow.
Solar flux 73 and estimated planetary A-index 27.
The estim
On additional listening, yes - English there...
at at syllable level...
Colin Newell - CoffeeCrew.com - VA7WWV - Victoria - BC
> On Mar 23, 2017, at 10:05 AM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
>
> To my ears, there is English at :03 and :20. The talk at :20 is news, and
> seems to have an Australian accen
Robyo da man. No hissing around sdr "blips",etc. you hear real stuff.
I applaud you. naturally the dc publicans here in u.s. don't agree. They
say anything goes
As long as it's viewable. I don't support that. I diligently listened for
"kfi" back in the '60's. for 2yrs., until one easte
Listened from 1315-1335 UT and conditions was way down from yesterday and it
was hard to get audio but I did get 3 with audio. Carriers on 594, 693, 774,
972 and 1566.
594 JOAK hrd at 1321 UT with a few words and just above the noise level.
774 JOUB hrd at 1323 UT very poor.
1566 HLAZ
To my ears, there is English at :03 and :20. The talk at :20 is news, and seems
to have an Australian accent.
Chuck
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Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2017 9:30 AM
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One gets the sense that some North Korean techs have been deployed to
tighten up the antenna hardware
because 657 has not been this good AND regular in years.
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 8:24 AM, wrote:
>
>
> 594 JOAK Tokyo, Japan Japanese male and female speech and interval music
> at good level at
Yea - I swear I could hear an entirely Asian language in there with no
evidence of anything remotely English.
On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 1:35 AM, wrote:
> From the Japanese Cape Taitosaki DXpedition on March 18th, this mix of
> North American signals was received on 630 KHz at 1000 UTC by Hiroo
> N
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UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Pacific JBA MW carrier search, March 23, UT:
At 1140: 684-WSW, 702-WSW, 774-WSW, 828-WSW
At 1213: 1098-W
At 1222: 1548-WSW, 774-NW
At 1224: 1098-W
That`s an interesting group: WSW ones would be Australia or NZ, where there are
no stations greater than 10
The Asians definitely didn't understand ionospheric absorption this
morning in Victoria either, Gary.
Full report later, but the big guns in the low band remained big, and
there was quite a good mix of second tier stations as well as you
report; also, the collapse at 1400UT was similar.
I wa
Gary:
Very good.
It was a quiet morning on the southern Great Plains. The only thing heard was
a weak carrier on 1548 kHz in KQNM slop before sunrise. I like to think it was
from Queensland. A check of 1611 found only Spanish, probably CHHA, or
possibly XEUACH. I can't find an audio fee
From: Barry Davies
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Sent: Thursday, 23 March 2017, 15:44
Subject: [IRCA] Off topic. Help with getting a verie from Vncouver
Hello
I was lucky over the Equinox lift to hear TSN 1040 Vancouver(CKST). This was a
first for me.
Hello
I was lucky over the Equinox lift to hear TSN 1040 Vancouver(CKST). This was a
first for me. The email address on their website does not work for me. Does any
member have a name and email address for the station which I could try? If
appropriate please reply off list. Thank you in antici
I haven't seen any other TP-DX reports this morning, so maybe it was another
session limited to Puyallup and Victoria? In any case the Asians weren't slowed
down at all here by any solar activity, managing another good sunrise
enhancement session all across the band (on a 5" FSL antenna).
The
Hi Guys:
Nothing NEW to report this time around…...but here are a few AM BCB Logs of
note this past week or so……...
RECEIVERELAD FDM-S2 SDR
ANTENNA………..WELLBROOK ALA-1530 LNP Imperium Loop
AM LOG TOTALS are now…..2,019 Stations Heard
73..ROB VA3SW
Robert S. Ross
London, Ont
>From the Japanese Cape Taitosaki DXpedition on March 18th, this mix of North
>American signals was received on 630 KHz at 1000 UTC by Hiroo Nakagawa, one of
>the DXpedition partners that Nick, Tom and I welcomed to Rockwork 4 last July
>(in a horrible, rainy windstorm).
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