Thanks Chris; I suspected that might be the case, as the beehive
jammer had been so regular here before 1400UT.
But...has anyone left a carrier on? I'm not hearing much audio here
(and usually it sounds like Japan if I do), but unless JOAR is really
undermodulated, someone still is putting
A continuing decline in conditions but not outrageously, just a
little harder to dig out the second tier stations. Things peaked
around 1345-50UT today.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
594 JOAK peak at 1351UT with man in Japanese
Just a note in relation to the lack of hearing any of the three high-powered
Korean signals overseas. There is a reason:
1053 Haeju / Pyongyang Broadcasting (aimed southeast) is off the air.
1053 Gimpo / NIS siren jammer (aimed south) is off the air.
1053 Seoul / NIS beehive jammer (aimed north
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Sorry to see them go. WFLI-1070 was one of the first stations I heard testing
during the wee hours. With CBA-1070 in their nightly silent period, WFLI was
loud and clear and alone on the channel. They were also one of the first
stations I heard with an announcer who
The audio from HLAZ was pretty distinctive at that time,
Nigetconsiderably more of a hellfire and damnation preacher than
is usually heard on the Japanese program.so audio traces might
have conveyed a man insistently asking for your attention.
best wishes,
Nick
At 22:06 24-03-17,
Another morning of very minimal signals, and all from DU.
702 2BL Sydney, AUSTRALIA Poor, with woman talking at 1259, then time
pips and ABC news fanfare.
1566unIDTraces of talk at 1258
1611unIDAUSTRALIA
Traces of music at 1201
1701.03 unIDIslamic Voice Radio
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It should probably be noted in this discussion that synchronous AM
transmitters have been in use in Europe for decades on the AM band. There
were and are various mixes of low power and low and high power AM's
operating on the same channel with the same programming. Back in the 1970's
there were a
Not only have those towers been dismantled, but the building and most of
the entire complex has been removed. The towers were about a quarter mile
from my yard when I was living in East Springfield. I could see them out
the window when I was sitting at the kitchen table. Jim
> A really
Are the two WLLH-1400 transmitters still synced? It would be interesting if
those of you living around Boston shared your experiences with them.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 & ICF2010
Kiwa aircore & Palomar loops
DX398, SRF-59 & M37V
Eton E100 + Tecsun PL-300/380
> On Mar 24,
I think we're reverting to your getting better Asian propagation in
the valley, Gary. Although the big guns were still firing fairly
well in Victoria this morning, otherwise, things were decidedly more subdued.
best wishes,
Nick
At 15:57 24-03-17, d1028g...@comcast.net wrote:
Once again
ACMA gives two set of coordinates: -38 11 16, 147 5 33... and -38
11 23, 147 5 38.
Presumably two towers for the few secs difference?
Theo
On 3/24/2017 8:11 AM, Neil Kazaross wrote:
I remain amazed at how well 3GI gets out for 10 kW and while near the coast
isn't directly on the
Once again the Japanese big guns on 594, 693, 747 and 774 pounded in with
serious force during sunrise enhancement, while the Koreans on 972 and 1566 had
their usual potent moments as well. Unlike yesterday the second-tier Koreans on
603 and 657 were relatively subdued, though, but 738-BEL2
Duh! I need new glasses... right now there's a shortage of
glass-bottomed Coke bottles for re-purposing!
Yeah, 4QN would make more sense.
TD
On 3/23/2017 4:54 PM, Chuck Hutton wrote:o
Agreed, and at :10 and :14 don't I hear "seven to nothing"?
The woman that rises on top by :18 is the
A really interesting article; I enjoyed the description of how the
old WBZ and WBZA were locked together over a phone line. Plus, it
features a Scott Fybush photo. Can't ask for more than that.
best wishes,
Nick
At 14:45 24-03-17, Dennis Gibson wrote:
I remain amazed at how well 3GI gets out for 10 kW and while near the coast
isn't directly on the coast. Anyone know where in relation to Sale and the
coast their xmtr is? I tried googling but wasn't quite sure.
These guys made it to IL during a couple of the stunning mornings for DU's
from mid
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Listened from 1303-1335 UT and conditions was up over yesterday. Carriers on:
531, 567, 594, 603, 648, 657, 666, 693, 747, 756, 774, 819, 828, 837, 846, 873,
891, 945, 954, 963, 972 and 1566.
594 JOAK hrd at 1321 UT with talk.
657 Pyongyang hrd at 1309 UT with talk.
693 JOAB hrd at
WFLI “Jet Fly” was the dominant Top 40 stations in our market when I was
growing up in Eastern Tennessee. Spent many a great summer day and night
listening to jocks like Tommy Jett.
Later as a young man just out of the Navy, I had a chance to work for Mr. Benz
as an engineer helping to build
There is little DX to report from the where "the wind comes sweeping down the
plain".
702 2BL? carrier signal, strong at times, heard from 1133 until past 1227 local
sunrise.
1098 V7AB? weak carrier signal at 1038.
1548 4QD? carrier signal noted at 1210, and again at 1225, fading away at 1228.
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