Heh, Gary, the neighbors already have to put up with a 30' wooden mast at the
back of the lot, and they haven't turned me in yet. In fact, one even
commented that with the various antennas and supports draped around it, that it
looked like the rigging of a sailboat. This is a good fantasy to
Quoting Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is this the radio you all are raving about ?
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-SRF-59-Radio-Walkman-Headphones/dp/B6JQ06
I have also found that little Sony's can null really nice, but does this
have enough oomph and selectivity to be domestic DX
Quoting Gil Stacy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Circuit
City has both the digital readout SRF-M35V
GilI can't find any reference to the SRF-M35V...is it the SRF-M37V
perchance?
best wishes,
Nick
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Quoting WALTER SALMANIW [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
VOA 1170 remains a regular with
great reception all the way through the morning.
Interesting you're hearing this rather than the South Korean we hear at
Grayland. Maybe you're closer to VOA's main lobe up there.
TAs last night
started very
Quoting Michael Hawkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What was the question. Perhaps there's a good reason I don't go south of
the border (besides most of south of the border coming north). If its
sub-audible, I would assume that they're picking it up on a spectrum analyzer
or some form of test
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is information out of the 2007 edition of WRTH. Broadcasts on these
frequencys 1053-3480-4450-4557,
I know others have more experience with these broadcasts than I do -- maybe
they could post too?
This one hasn't ever been heard at home by me, Dennis,
Quoting Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Mentioning CBK, I find I hear them generally 24/7 here off the Eastern
beverage, Summer and Winter.
A big surprise many years ago was hearing CBK at 2 PM local on a July afternoon
here in Victoria. I was testing out a Sanserino loop I'd built for
At 21:04 17/07/2007, you wrote:
-- Original message --
From: Nick Hall-Patch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
. Most of the traditional
methods use power line frequencies; however, I've used the three
point method using an AC generator at various frequencies up to 5
MHz,
At 19:30 16/07/2007, you wrote:
I forgot to mention the 4 DU (well I guess I can't really call Marshall's a
DU) hets that were in. 738 (Tahiti logged before) was in as soon as I
checked for it, and was the strongest but at least 10 dB too weak for audio,
IMHO. 828 had some het, but as always,
As a change from summertime list topics, I wonder if I can get some
information about DXID (great call letters!) located in Pagadian, in
the southern Philippines, on 1566 kHz? (hey, Charleswhere does
the Philippine side of your family live?)
I had been getting a carrier fading in about
Quoting Wozniak, Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I live within the city limits of St. Louis and few weeks ago while
scanning the lower frequencies I came across a CW signal which repeated
itself and lasted an hour or so before it faded away. I am assuming
that it is a transmitter beacon somewhere
sent this over a day ago, with no sign yet, soanother attempt...
At 18:25 13/06/2007, you wrote:
Nick,
Could it be a DU or a TP with a weak carrier on 1359? Just a thought
Bill
An excellent possibility, Bill, which had escaped me.I've never
logged anything on 1359 at home, and I
Quoting Marc DeLorenzo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Very interesting, Dennis.I heard the same type of thing on 1030 kHz in
Georgia in the late 80's. I was sitting in my car listening to the sign-off
announcement of WNOW-1030 in Mint Hill (Charlotte), NC.At the end of the
announcement, the guy
--- bill kral [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heard between 2330 and 2400 last night 0n 780 under
KKOH Reno: music and talk from 2 scources.The music
could have been from KNOM Nome AK but no ID heard.Talk
on KOH too continuous to make out others.Or was it
Talk on KNOM and music from CFDR
Quoting Walter Salmaniw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
reasonable audios: 594, 747, 774, 828, 1566 of courseonly
oddballs were 639 (CC) and 1593 (JJ).
not so reasonable audio: 558, 675, 738, 873, 1287, 1475, 1575
probably a number of barely theres, but didn't take the time to dig.
Not so
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Listened from 1247-1430 ut
You seem to do better w/NHK1 on 666 than I do, Dennis. But China turned up
here on 639 also, though not strong.
This morning was another odd one here, with the usual NHK2 big guns rather
subdued, and suffering from SAHs and
from MW Circle List :
Now on 1314 khz Norway: Radio Nederland in Dutch with provincial
elections program. Also some sports news.
Also via 702 khz Monte Carlo.
The program will last till 2300UTC.
Max van Arnhem
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not much help for us in the west, but
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
648 Japan? weak. sounded like Japanese, but not sure. 1342 ut
Wonder if you were hearing the big Russian there, Dennis? Both VoR and VoA
broadcast in Korean on that frequency, and with the conditions this morning,
could have been possible.
best wishes,
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Like Bill, it was a very good day for carriers, but not audio here. Only two
TPs with audio.
153 Russia, Radio Rossii fair at 1440 ut.
774 Japan, JOUB with English lessons fair at 1438 ut.
Below is from 1438-1511 ut
Quite an difference between our
don't know how long this will last.
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Subject: Re: [mwc] 1314kHz activated - Dutch on air now
From Radio Netherlands website
The heavy snow that has affected the Netherlands today is
Quoting Bill Block [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Only a very carrier on 774 at 1415 no other carriers or audio
were heard.
had weak to very weak audio at times on 747,774, 828 and 1287; not on 1566
though. Various carriers also.
Dennis...NHK2 signs off at 1500UT on Sunday and Monday mornings our
Quoting Bill Block [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Only one weak carrier today at 1425 UT on 1566.
Still a fair number of weak carriers here between 1500 and 1530UT, but no
audio. Seemed to be a mix of down under (e.g. 612, 756, 1548) and Asia (774,
1566). Would have expected 1134 to be Japan, but
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
1166 kHz China? weak, woman in CC at 1540
UT. .
1116, Dennis?
Pretty much any China is a good catch this month!
Nick
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Quoting Steve Ratzlaff [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Poor for TPs this morning. 594 was the best with weak to medium
audio--apparently China, if all the JJ NHK's are signed off at 1500 utc.
567, 666, 1593 with poor audio, in the 1500-1550 utc period.
Only NHK2 stations sign off at 1500UT on Sunday
At 14:59 14/12/2006, you wrote:
Only one TP was heard today and that was 594 at 1420 UT.
Not able to dig anything out on 594, but barest of audio on 747 and
828 at 1528UT; 774 was just a carrier, but came back with fair audio
for about 30 seconds at 1531UT, then back into the mud.
Otherwise,
This just posted to the Medium Wave Circle list..if we're very lucky, we'll
get the tail end on the west coast. I did hear them once before local
sunset
Hello,
In case you're planning a DX session next Wednesday (22 Nov), please be
advised that Radio Netherlands will be on the air
Quoting John H. Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are we going through a bad patch or is the fall season turning to
winter???
Hopefully just a bad patch, John. I've been messing some with the data that
is derived from the NOAA POES satellite (what nerds do on their lunch hour),
and the last
Quoting John H. Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Had lots of audio... that lasted well after dawn, with no area really
favored over the others. The JJ powerhouses were especially good
Here it was a very Japanese morning. 594 may have been the best level I've
ever heard them, and channels like
This no doubt explains why 1269 wasn't coming in last night during the TA
opening (hi). Run a Google translation on it, and a cathedral seems to be
involvedthe mind boggles, or is that boogles?
Nick
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