Hello everyone:
I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian
Log. This edition has many changes and updates for stations throughout
Asia and the Pacific.
The PAL has been posted on the Radioheritage website:
http://www.radioheritage.net/ The link for the PDF version
A bittersweet choice is the RSD Duo from SDRPlay.
At around $270 the price is good.
But.
-it's not a good receiver as I and Guy Atkins commented a few months ago.
-SDR Uno is the SDR Play house software and it needs work to support
phasing. It's not there yet.
So the market is still w
Slim pickings once more, but I guess that's better than no
pickings at all.
594 JOAK Tokyo, JAPAN Weak traces of talk, then pips at 1500
693 JOAB Tokyo, JAPAN Woman talking during language lesson
at 1415
828 JOBB Osaka, JAPAN Was the only one of
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I’ve been hearing several signals this evening on my ULR setup of a PL-360 with
7.5-inch loop-stick.
171 Medi 1 MRC, poor.
183 Europe 1 D, barely audible, FF language.
198 unID, most likely BBC R4 UK, barely audible trace.
252 Chaine 3 ALG, poor, talking in FF.
Richard Alle
I haven't seen them mentioned, and they are not inexpensive but some models
of the ANAN line of SDR transceivers https://apache-labs.com/ have phase
coherent dual receivers with the ability to do phasing in the software.
I have the Flex 6700 which also has the dual receive aspect but no phasing
Thanks for addressing this Mark, and saving me
fine tuning my own comments, which were essentially:
Is SDR phasing live any better than hardware
phasing? If it's not, then all you're doing is
replacing a piece of hardware with perhaps a
heavier duty computer, are you not?
Phasing files as
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I would be willing to have a receiver that just saved half the MW bandwidth,
e.g. 700 kHz, in capture files if it had the I/Q streams from the two
receivers. But with receivers doing 3, 6, and more MHz of capture these days,
why can't we get the whole 510-1710 stretch?
Ba
Scott, I also have Poland here right now on 225 with music and talk - any
luck up there? 252 is always strong here but so is the beacon interference!
73,
Tim Tromp
West Michigan
On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 10:41 PM Transistor wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> 171 and 189 are both strong and listenable
Greetings all,
171 and 189 are both strong and listenable here in Michigan this evening
252 is down from previous evenings. 198 has an even match going with NDB DIW.
Good DX to all,
Scott
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another return, to a small semblance of TPs, not quite like the 13th.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
828 JOBB 1503UT
972 HLCA 1610UT
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it understandable by a
native speaker, thou
Absolutely true, Walt. Other than while under decimating power lines, on three
of the last ten days while I was driving around Tacoma, KFBK-1530 Sacramento
was good all day long at great levels. It was first noted at noon at the Tacoma
Yacht Club and lasted all the way home in Northeast Tacoma.
<<< Well done!
The writing has been on the wall for a long time -
I managed to migrate 5 groups - it was pretty seamless at the time - but the
Yahoo rulebook was constantly changing. >>>
Thanks Colin,
Because of some new Yahoo shenanigans we had a somewhat interesting time trying
shift over ou
Hi Steve,
Many evenings so far this month have yielded decent LWBC conditions here in
Michigan. I've made some decent recordings with the SDR for the archives.
Usually 171 and 183 are the dominant stations here, but so far this year it's
been the BBC on 198 and then Algeria on 252. I've actua
I'll need to talk to my neighbours about any
equivalent here, hi. Are these Beverage antenna height, or higher?
Thanks.
Nick
At 19:38 2019-01-15, STEVE wrote:
I have a 700' N/S longwire and a 900' E/W
longwire that are my primary antennas. I get
more local AC noise on the E/W wire and eve
A couple of drawbacks for the Afedri:
(1) As of a year ago (I have not checked since), the phasing only worked on the
live signals. No phasing was possible on a recorded file.
(2) It has only a 12 bit converter so is not top of the line.
And something that needs verification: the Afedri was on
I have a 700' N/S longwire and a 900' E/W longwire that are my primary
antennas. I get more local AC noise on the E/W wire and even though most
LWBC is stronger on the E/W, the N/S wire has less noise and better
overall S/N. When I lived in northeast Oregon I also had longwire
antennas and woul
In Victoria, rarely any LWBC action in comparison, I think I've only
every heard 189 with audio, some years ago. How large is your longwire Steve?
Last few evenings have seen MW carriers seeming to be from the UK and
Lithuania, a contrast to poor TP conditions.
best wishes,
Nick
At 06:12
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The subject of SDRs containing two phase-locked receivers came up recently on
the Topband (160m ham) list (
http://lists.contesting.com/archives//html/topband/2019-01/threads.html ).
The discussion dealt primarily with diversity reception: audio from antenna A's
RF goes to
Well done!
The writing has been on the wall for a long time -
I managed to migrate 5 groups - it was pretty seamless at the time - but
the Yahoo rulebook was constantly changing.
On Mon, Jan 14, 2019 at 11:53 PM Gary DeBock wrote:
> Following the general trend among radio hobby groups, the 1,5
Your unID Mark on 243 is Denmark. If my memory serves me well, between 4:45
and 5:00, they have maritime weather and at 5:00, the news. Although they
have very limited air time, they have been very consistent up here this
season.
Sylvain
Le lun. 14 janv. 2019 22 h 50, Mark Connelly via IRCA
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