dcast, according to Hiroyuki Okamura of Yokosuka, Japan.
> >
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/8bdpotl5ib1b3px/1566-HLAZ-UnID-mix-1314z040915CCSW.MP3
> >
> > 73, Gary
> >
> >
> > - Original Message -
> >
> > From: "Nick Hall-Patch"
Not much later action as Colin and Gary observed; there were hints of
Australians both early and late. And, early had more and better signals.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
today? no.
Reasonable audio at times during the p
abriola Island, quite readable in HLAZ fades. Haven't noted it at
> > > > home yet however. >>>
> > > >
> > > > It hasn't shown up for me at home either, Nick, but it was
> > pretty obvious during a trip to Ocean Shores, WA last April (in
&
a carrier has been turning up on 1215 this evening, first noticed
about 0345UT, might be getting stronger. Also have had carriers on
909 and 1089.
best wishes,
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The early bird went south this morning. If wasn't for a brief
sunrise enhancement, there would have been no action at all, and what
action there was not stunning, nor did it lastfive to eight
minutes perhaps.
Interesting that Colin was hearing things around 1500UT, brief
whispers from 7
from the Topband Reflector:
N6BT, the excellent designer behind the original Force 12 antennas,
has studied this extensively and gave a great presentation on the
topic at Pacificon this fall. He showed that a vertical antenna at
the edge of a bluff has a strong propagation advantage in the
d
Not really much of anything, no enhancements, no sudden outbursts or tantrums..
Interesting that Colin was hearing things around 1500UT, brief
whispers from 774 was the best I could do then.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
today? no.
Just about to send this when I read Nigel's loggings. Talk about
another planet, hi.
Basically things died after about 1400UT here. I had some
recordings from earlier, and indeed there were some old standby
stations, a couple at reasonable level.
pretty darn good audio (all of it unders
Once again, things pretty much died after about 1400UT here. Best
period seemed to be just before then. Although I recorded earlier
than 1330UT, there wasn't much exciting then either.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
1566 HLAZ man
An odd morning here. A couple of apparent DUmaybe two stations
on 1566, some big guns making sudden appearances, a couple of them
sticking around, and all at odd times.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
might have been too much t
Actually a fairly interesting morning, with action at various times,
some good peaks, and a couple of DU's to spread things out a bit.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
747 JOIB pips 1500UT, "NHK hoso" by woman //774, fading up to this
You might be south of the propagation divide
today Dennis.Quite poor here so far, though I
haven't checked recordings in detail.
Hoping for a sunrise boost, as so far, it's nothing like yesterday was.
best wishes,
Nick
At 14:44 08-12-15, Dennis wrote:
Listened from 1405-1425 utc. Surpr
Another morning where things dried up pretty much after 1400UT,
though 774 managed the music box s/off with fair to good signal from
1541-1545UT, and 747 and 1116 also put in weaker appearances just
before 1540UT. Stronger signals were generally earlier, sometimes,
much earlier.
pretty dar
One could safely say that there was a bit of an enhancement this
morning, but it was mostly in the period between 1500-1520UT, so not
quite sunrise. There was also a bit of a boost around 1330UT, but
that seemed to favor New Zealand rather than Asia.
pretty darn good audio (all of it unders
I don't know how early Bruce started recording, but here 1330-1400UT
was where the action was, the best in some while. There was a
little bit a sunrise boost, but not anywhere near the strength of earlier
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefl
Dunno about the DUs as haven't checked the files
yet, but heard part of the music box s/off on 774
at 1540-2 UT during live listening. Previous to
that though, it was mostly dead listening. 774
was the only one with any signs of (very) muted enthusiasm.
best wishes,
Nick
At 15:51 11-12-
Not much to add to my live listening analysis this morning. Some
slight liveliness after 1330UT for a few minutes perhaps, and the
only DU audio was Tahiti, sort of.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
yesterday wore out this category
The signal strength monitor said that 1200-1300UT was fairly lively
this morning, unfortunately, the recorder wasn't set for that
time. Otherwise 774 was the most likely to deliver a signal, but
very often wasn't there at all. A bit of a sunrise enhancement
1535-1540UT, but that was mostl
Although I'd love to be the contrarian and describe a stunning post
sunrise enhancement, starting with a logging of Farda on 1575, the
best that can actually be said is that it wasn't a total
washout. Close though, and definitely a fair description after
1400UT when the ionosphere clouded up f
This was an ideal morning to foul up the SDR recording that wasn't
discovered until live listening started at 1500UT. I have a second
SDR recording which just shows signal strength on 9 kHz channels and
worked fine. There was very very little there. The ionospheric
curtain was completely d
Yesterday morning was bad. This morning would take an award for
badness. Even carriers were very weak and rare. For some reason,
HLAZ became marginally audible around 1320UT for about 10 minutes,
with man and woman in unidentifiable talk, and organ music with
choral singing at 1330UT
Well, the SDRs really do the heavy lifting
Gary. I mostly just pounce on where they tell
me that the small animals were / are hiding.
This morning. HLAZ has made a reappearance, quite
good at times around 1545UT, (and still a bit
readable after 1600UT), and a bit of audio on 1593 a little
Quite a lot of 1566, and a couple of others now and again, plus some
carriers. Hope that means that things are recovering somewhat
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
1566 HLAZ peaked 1545-46UT with woman in Chinese over and around a
v
Harld Kuhl in MW Circle list reports:
From: "'Harald Kuhl' h...@gmx.de
Deutschlandfunk:
Nordkirchen 549 kHz (100 kW)
Thurnau 549 kHz (100 kW)
Braunschweig 756 kHz (200 kW)
Ravensburg 756 kHz (100 kW)
Neumuenster 1269 kHz (300 kW)
Heusweiler 1422 kHz (400 kW)
But I don´t know yet if it will be
Unfortunately, the sunrise enhancement, limited though it may have
been in Seattle and south, didn't turn up here at all.
There was a brief bit of peaking around 1430-40UT, otherwise, not too exciting
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
Back came the sunrise enhancement, sneaking back, not roaring
back. Looks as if there was a little DU activity around 12-13UT,
but didn't have the recorder running much in that time period, and
didn't have the right antenna for DU hooked up either.
pretty darn good audio (all of it underst
I swear a little man in Akita turns up the juice for the NHK2
s/off. Chimes at good level 1542UT, nothing before.
Nick
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Although there were a number of carriers at various times, the only
real DX was sunrise enhancement, and one needed to watch it
carefully, it jumps up very quickly, and disappears pretty soon
too. Mostly a disappointing morning though
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a na
Nicely done Gary. It's good to see that someone is putting the
lousy conditions to good use. Can we anticipate a competition
between you and the manufacturers where the next ultralight has the
same size ratio to the 3.7" FSL as the present Skywave does to the 17"FSL?
I notice from the Ultr
Let's see, the lowest K index from 0600UT was, um, 5, with 6 being
more common. No need to check the files then.except, Martin
Hall in Scotland was reporting Barrow on 680 at near noon his local
time (1200UT). He's fairly far north, and using Beverage antennas,
but still...
No, no Far
Those nasty K-indices definitely had their way with the ionosphere
this morning. Grand total of three 9kHz audios, and one quite a
northerly path, at least in great circle terms. If 1566 was HLAZ
then that made two northerly paths.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a n
Not much this morning, but an odd mix, and with no sunrise enhancement
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
null set
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/
An oddball mix this morning with sunrise enhancement from Brisbane
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
1116 and 774 came close, and without splatter would have made it
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understan
The little Japanese man who presses the overdrive switch on the NHK2
transmitters as they sign off was hard at work this morning. He
must be related to Santa Claus, as he seems to have the same power to
be in different locations at quite closely spaced time
intervals. First he was in Akita
The Asians are returning...slowly.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
594 JOAK...the latest to arrive, and the biggest, 1558UT full service
signal, man in Japanese leading to pips and NHK ID
(774 came close to this level a couple of tim
Mostly a DU morning, and not much at that.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
nope
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):
nope
not
Asians return...a bit, with quite a nice little upper band sunrise enhancement.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
1566 HLAZ woman in Japanese peaking 1336UT, with various male and
female a capella choral singing. Quite readable throug
Some Asians earlier, but then things shifted DU around 1400UT; no
sunrise enhancement
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not this morning
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker,
I tend to agree with Glenn and Kraig in believing DX season to be all
year around; there is usually something to be found.
On the west coast, atmospheric noise levels don't increase markedly
during the summer months, but of course, northerly overseas paths
mostly disappear for a month or two a
cific NW except for a month of "better" NZ.
As I see it, that time period is not just "better", it is very good.
And it's not just NZ: it is also Australia and the Pacific Islands.
Chuck
From: IRCA on behalf of Nick
Hall-Patch
S
It is interesting that there has been some fine
coastal receptions of New Zealand in recent
years, as I think I recall some pretty "dry"
summer DXpeditions back in the days of west coast
Vancouver Island adventures. Of course,
receivers, antennas and techniques have improved,
but whether en
A pretty limited morning. HLAZ faded up nicely to the last few
notes of the piano music played at the Japanese program s/off at
1344UT (woman in recognizable Japanese from 1341UT)The Chinese
program that followed faded very erratically for the next 15 minutes,
but never amounted to much,
If the worst of your interfering stations are opposite in direction
from the Pacific Ocean, a Kaz or Flag can be very helpful, as those
antennas have a quite broad pattern in one direction, and a good bit
of nulling capability in the opposite direction.They are
broadbanded as well, though s
An even more limited morning. If Mark Durenberger wants to know
when the season ends here, may I suggest January 3rd?
A carrier of distinction on 1116, and a man mumbling on 1566 from
1516 to 1519UT...
best wishes,
Nick
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Dead dead dead.And then the DX season started up again just
after 1500UT with jazzy vocals on 1557, culminating in a nice sunrise
enhancement around 1540-1550UT, with several Chinese sounding
stations, and quite a few carriers, almost all upper band, and very erratic.
pretty darn good au
Coast to Coast site lists KROE in WY, KSDN in SD.definitely DX
for you, hi, even if it isn't WBEN in NY.
Nick
At 07:20 05-01-16, you wrote:
Spent my last evening relaxing on the beach in front of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel with my DeBock modified Tecsun ULR. I just missed the TOH at 06:0
Several contributors to the Topband (160 meter amateur) list are
reporting contacts with Japan from the eastern USAis it time for
MW DXers to get in on the act as well? The 1230UT program beamed
from HLAZ-1566 to Japan and beyond is just after eastern seaboard
local sunrise right now...
Not as lively a sunrise enhancement as yesterday, but it did go on
for a bit longer.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
1566 HLAZ with woman in Chinese 1545UT, peaking at 1557UT with slow
female vocal.
Reasonable audio at times d
Now the 160m Asians are finding their way into Texas (from the
Topband list yesterday)note the antenna.
Then this morning the propagation spotlight shown on N TX.
Incredibly strong signals
from Asia. JD1BMH, HL5IVL and several JAs logged. RX antenna is an
SAL-20 (with
the original preamp
Thanks Bill. Interesting that there are no signs of life of Asia on
the upper MW band; given what the Topband folks are working, one
might expect at least a whimper.
In PEI in late October 2012 we heard several Asians using an
amplified corner fed loop, but they were spread across the band, a
At 17:19 06-01-16, Bill wrote:
Not to complain, but my impression, from reading the Topband mail
list, is that many of these guys are using pretty decent antennas
for receiving AND are talking CW. Tha's more antenna than I have on
my tiny urban lot and working CW is about like me "seeing" a
c
Quite a mix up this morning, Asian first, then DU, then some Asians
coming back for sunrise.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
747 was very close at 1408UT...
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable b
Pretty much of nothing much this morning. A show of Asian carriers
(mostly) around 1400UT, and a couple of signals came up with sunrise
enhancement
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
no
Reasonable audio at times during the period (m
There's rumors that conditions will improve. So far, just rumors.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
no
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or
Heh, not here...CJWW playing old time country that would be good
material for a DX test. Art Bell from someone. And my various
local noise makers all going full bore.
Hope there are lots of loggings.
Nick
At 05:17 10-01-16, you wrote:
Great signal on the SE beam of the SAL-30 Shared Apex
Pretty dead until after 1500UT, and a pre-sunrise peak around 1530UT
on the upper band
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
no
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often ba
I was doing chores at 0700UT, but left the recorder running. There
are weak "whoops" under KCOL at 0702UT (check again Walt and
Colin). A fine tooth comb will be necessary, but I think I need
to try digging out some CW.Time is at a premium at present, may
need to wait a day or two...
Not much time to go through the files tonight, but it looked and
sounded pretty disastrous. Live listening yielded HLAZ-1566 finally
fading up at 1557UT, with an FEBC mention at 1600UT, not loud, but
reasonably clear. A carrier on 747 rounded things out.
Roll on tomorrow...
best wishes,
I was working in another city this morning, but the NetSDR stayed
home and recorded to little avail
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
no
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speake
Another uninspiring morning, with little evidence of sunrise
enhancement. (or much of anything else)
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
no
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker,
Not much sunrise enhancement, but some of the big guns made an
appearance in the 1330-1415UT time period.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
774 JOUB English lessons 1404UT. How to find your way from Tokyo to
Kyoto using the train, di
Most of the DX went to Alberta this morning, but there was a (very)
mild sunrise enhancement
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not today
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, t
Most of the DX went to Alberta again this morning, but with a late
sunrise enhancement favoring 1575 mostly
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not today
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a nat
Over the pole seems to be starting to cook in
some parts of the world. There was a report
that an Alaskan ham was working all over the US
on 160 meters which I believe is also a bit unusual this season.
Can't say I've noticed much in this part of the
world yet. Time for an expedition.
be
Some reasonable signals here and there, with a definite sunrise
enhancement again. Nothing unusual logged however
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not today
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable
We all started listening too late, this evening had K indices of 3
and 4. Yesterday "should" have been better, but not in this part of
the world I fear.
best wishes,
Nick
At 06:48 19-01-16, you wrote:
Contrary to any northern opening, I'm actually hearing Tahiti at fair to
occ good level
And...in PEI for that matter, where a simple amplified corner fed
loop gave us China, Japan, Korea, and likely Taiwan as well at the
end of October of 2012.
best wishes,
Nick
At 03:05 20-01-16, you wrote:
It would be interesting to try for an Alaska DX test from
Newfoundland, where we'v
Could one possibility in the northeast be gray line, mid December
around 2130UT Mark? I guess you personally would be looking through
WRKO and maybe CFTR, but an awful lot of the other interferers would
still be in broad daylight.
Never say never, said he hopefully. And , no, I've never hea
A bit of a mix today, some Aussie, but more Asia than expected.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not today either
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling
All Asia today, including a second tier Japanese on 702. Quite a
surprise, given conditions.
There was a lively period before 1400UT, then another around local sunrise.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
594 JOAK older woman in Japane
Nothing of that sort on 1140 here now Brian. If a Seattle generated
spur, it's gone now..
best wishes,
Nick
At 07:55 21-01-16, you wrote:
HI all,
I'm going through some SDR recordings from the long weekend and have run
across something I can't explain. With my Superloop pointed
south-south
No Asia today, conditions finally caught up. There was not much else either.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
back to normal
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though o
Nothing on the upper band, and although there was a minor "sunrise"
enhancement, stronger and more numerous signals were generally heard
around 1330UT. Mostly Asian again, but some possible DU.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
747 JO
Hmmm,
I see "create an account", not "register" which when clicked on in
Firefox (recent apparently, I wonder who changed it to "update
automatically"?) I get a blank page.I've cleared the cache, so
don't think I'm getting an old page.
Nick
At 23:29 15-01-16, you wrote:
http://ircaonl
Once again, congratulations Gary, better nulling
than the 100mm length one, but somewhat larger
diameter, is that correct? How does the weight
and balance vs. the PL-380 compare?
Amazing stuff to be sure.
best wishes,
Nick
At 13:40 23-01-16, Gary wrote:
Hello All, The first of the new ha
By January standards, this was a lively morning, with several odd DUs
in addition to the usual Japanese big guns. Some enhancement near
sunrise, but plenty going on earlier also.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
774 JOUB slow piano
A matching transformer might have helped Walt, though a separate
ground on the antenna side would help further. A ground rod in your
luggage might raise questions also, hi.
best wishes,
Nick
At 07:15 24-01-16, Walt wrote:
That was my mistake. A 30 ' random wire fed into the SDR IQ yielde
sun is shining brightly, and this might have been the strongest that
1566 has managed this morning (not that strong admittedly).
best wishes,
Nick
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Congratulations Gary. Will you be bringing it
to Bruce's get together next month?
73
Nick
At 17:08 24-01-16, Gary wrote:
A brief note to report that my overmodulated
local pest, 1450-KSUH (1 kW at 2 miles) has
finally succumbed to the pest nulling capability
of the new "Pest Control" PL
Another odd mix of DU and Asian, with a touch more of the former
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
not quite
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/spla
Thanks to Colin Newell for the heads upthere are audio traces on
621, island vocals, and bass line. 620 splash can be grim
though...keep adjusting that Vactrol!
best wishes,
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Of course, the island music on 738 is much more listenable just now...
best wishes,
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It's most likely; I've never ID'd it at home.
best wishes,
Nick
At 06:55 25-01-16, you wrote:
That's... Tuvalu right?
Paul
On Sunday, January 24, 2016, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> Thanks to Colin Newell for the heads upthere are audio traces on 621,
> is
Very ho hum conditions overall, though every once in awhile,
something would pop up. Some extreme minimalist working over of the
recordings might yield more for a lot of effort. As Walt observed,
some of the bigger guns stayed in well after 1500UT, so that's one
positive point. Local sunrise
Worse than yesterday. The list today is deceiving, and came from
serious digging through the recordings. Those strengths were for a
few moments at a time; very erratic, Often there would be only one
audio on the band at any given time, if that. What little there
was, was over by 1515UT, t
Definitely an improvement today, right from 1300UT onwards. Even
slight residual audio from 972 and 1566 at 1600UT, but, slight.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
774 JOUB man in JJ 1440UT
972 HLCA man in KK 1447UT
1566 HLAZ man in CC
The likelihood of hearing this over the
Atlantic/Arctic might be pretty slim (geomagnetic
conditions plus low power), but at least they're
broadcasting at times where it might be possible (from MW Circle):
LKB/LLE is on the air with new test broadcasts
this week under its test and developme
Colin's report pretty much said it all, though I had no sign of
603. The following is the result of some digging over a couple of
hours of recordings; slim pickings indeed.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
snort of derision
Reason
So far, I'm joining the chorus. I'll poke through the recordings
tonight after the neighborhood goblins have gone to bed, to see if
there is anything special on a 20 second fade up (have already
snagged JOIK-567), because that's all there is likely to be.
Nick
At 14:29 31-10-13, you wrote:
“Arthur Clarke Spins Tales of Outer Space, but He’s at Home in a Sri Lanka
Sarong”, by Marcia Gauger, in People.com.
-Originally published in my blog "La Galena del Sur", (in Spanish).
-Special acknowledgment goes to Mr. Jerry S. Berg, USA, for helping with the
best tran
The small goblins seem satiated, or at least they've all gone away,
so it's back to the horrors of this morning's DX. Sorry, I can't
even begin to match Gary's frightening submission, so I won't try;
well not too much.
Oddly, although there was very little variety, there were a couple
of r
Not too bad a morning, several second tier Japanese, a reasonable
signal from HLSA, a couple of Queensland stations, and some post
sunrise peaks culminating with very faint cuckoo pips on 1242 at
1600UT on the recording.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at
less as is, but if not, I'd
be pleased to take your notes and refine them into a column.
Please let me know what you think.
best wishes,
Nick Hall-Patch
At 00:12 21-04-13, you wrote:
There's a very lengthy thread about this radio at
radioreference.com/ under SDRs. They worked ve
Hmmm, seems to be a setting on my e-mail program needs changing,
hi. Sorry about the broadcast.
Nick
At 20:08 02-11-13, I wrote:
Hi George,
We met at the Minneapolis convention this past summer, and I recall
the talk that you gave there on the CR-1.
W
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Quite a good morning, and starting at 1300UT was probably advisable,
as even then, bit signals on 1566 and the big Japanese, plus audio on
711, pretty rare here, likely HLKA?. Unfortunately, I didn't record
from 1302 to 1340UT, because, other mornings, there hasn't been much
around, hi. The
Yes Hulun Buir did rather prevail didn't it Gary? I was trying to
parallel 558 at the same time, and, hold on, that's not right...
My recording on 603 isn't as big as yours, but, it's the first time
here this season. I'm not sure I actually did hear HLSA today.
best wishes,
Nick
At 1
Much appreciated posting, Allen. The PEI expedition might want to
reference it.Me, I just like the idea that Newfoundland has
beaches. I tend to think of rocks... Your ocean water may well be
more swimmable than the Pacific upwelling that we get in western
Canada.anywhere near the Paci
Things once again got very strange and interesting between 1445 and
1500UTand they weren't too bad beforehand either. I'm sure I
missed things both live and on the recordingnot enough hours in
the day to go through it all in detail. The big guns were big, but
not always, 828 was ofte
After two mornings of hearing CNR11 on 1098 (and not since), here's
something to confuse the issue further:
Mauno Ritola reports on the RealDX group:
RTI... have again started using 1098 kHz
1300-1700, weekdays 1705. I also heard them going past the
hour without ID and signing off at 1705 la
This wasn't as deep a morning as yesterday, some Chinese, but
certainly not those that hadn't been heard before, and the upper band
was dead. As Gary mentioned 603 was the starloudest just before
1500UT, but still plenty left for a lovely round of KBS IDs and a
jingle (never heard those b
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