Not quite as DU this morning, but nothing very exciting from Asia either. Post
sunrise was a wipe out as well.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
774 JOUB English lessons 1232UT
828 JOBB English lessons 1305UT
Re
Thanks Gary. I've seen it here after 1400UT; it
certainly can sit on other potential DX.
best wishes,
Nick
At 23:28 2018-04-13, d1028g...@aol.com wrote:
Kia Orana Nick
846-Kiribati does indeed run a open carrier
overnight.On the SSB-equipped CC Skywave it has
a huge carrier around 11
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Kia Orana Nick
846-Kiribati does indeed run a open carrier overnight.On the SSB-equipped CC
Skywave it has a huge carrier around 1100, but that doesn't stop Radio Veritas
from showing up in its null.
Gary
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On Thursday, April 12, 2018 Nick Hall
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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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Gary,
Happy to read of your success at the Cook Is.! I’m looking forward to what TP I
can coax out of the Kona Coast, followed by what LA DX I can hear from the
Hamakua Coast. Nothing like reading about Bangladesh, Cambodia and Mongolia to
whet the TP DX appetite!
73,
Cr
Dreams of India, Sri Lanka and Myanmar evaporated on the ocean beach this
morning as a determined collection of ANZ pests conspired to lock up all the
"exotic" frequencies on the last day of the DXpedition. 567, 576, 594, 729,
873, 882, 1071 and 1566 all had at least one potent DU English pest,
Original owner of my XCR-30 is none other than Ian McFarland of CBC RCI.
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
> On Apr 13, 2018, at 9:24 AM, Bill Whitacre wrote:
>
> In re-reading my WRTH article from 1981 I’m reminded that the XCR-30 also
> went to Europe a few times. Pretty sure I trave
In re-reading my WRTH article from 1981 I’m reminded that the XCR-30 also went
to Europe a few times. Pretty sure I travelled without the dozen or so D-cells
it craved. Evereadys didn’t catch on fire like LiOn cells but they were just
as heavy. ;-)
Not so long before I joined VOA, in 1982, s
Hey! I've a functioning Barlow-Wadley XCR-30!
And I assure you, it has never picked up Radio Cook Islands!
On Fri, Apr 13, 2018 at 5:37 AM, Bill Whitacre wrote:
> Oh, oh … now you did it — opened up the door to ‘memory lane!’
>
> Here’s a cut from Radio Cook Islands from July 1980 recorded, as f
Oh, oh … now you did it — opened up the door to ‘memory lane!’
Here’s a cut from Radio Cook Islands from July 1980 recorded, as far as I can
recall, on a Barlow-Wadley XCR-30 [which I still have] and a cheap little
portable cassette recorder at the Orange Grove Lodge about half way around the
i
<<< Which leads to a question about the Christmas
Island transmitter on 846. Are they running it
at full power, even when there is no programming?
It certainly seems that way, judging by a strong
signal on 846 and lack of programming before sunrise here on the west coast. >>>
I'll see what I can f
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