Better than yesterday for sure, though that was not a great starting point.
Its main point of interest was that a number of stations produced their best
readability 30 to 70 minutes after local sunrise.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
Took something of a nose dive when I went down to the radio room at 0500z -
lots of bars on 1215 KHz but by the time I got downstairs, nothing. Using a
West Flag to chase TA’s is pretty lame too...
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
> On Apr 3, 2018, at 8:32 PM, Nick Hall-Patch
The recovery after the hiccup on Sunday continued, with a few Asians
being added to the mix today.
594 JOAK Tokyo, JAPAN song by a group at 1229, them man speaking in
Japanese.
612 4QR Brisbane, AUSTRALIA Talk by a woman at 1251
684 2KP Kempsey, AUSTRALIA ABC news fanfare at
OK, it's April now... weak carriers on 783 909 999 1089 1215 1305
1566 1575so not just Britishsome Africans also seem possible.
0315UT...and the usual "well, if they develop into anythingpossibly not"
best wishes,
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada
As Gary said, conditions today were much improved over yesterday,
although the Chinese were still not up to the levels of a couple days ago.
KRKO-1380 and KKXA-1520 continue to have their IBOC off. While chasing
a carrier o 1098 this morning, I noticed KFNQ-1090 also has IBOC turned
off
Asian big gun signals improved pretty dramatically this morning but after
yesterday's clunker session most of the second tier TP's seemed to stay fairly
anemic. There were modest appearances of 603, 657 and 738 around daybreak but
Chinese signals seemed stuck around threshold levels.
At my
Hi all,
Over the past few months, I've turned my attention to my greatly-accumulated
Chinese FM audio and logs, of which a handful of you have asked me about
posting. While this is a MW group, I actually have a bit of something from the
FM project that includes my old MW project details that
