Good for you, Aaron! Yes, 594 would be the big NHK1 transmitter in
Tokyo. If you heard them, you should be able to hear 774, and maybe 693,
747, and 828. Check those JJ frequencies. Keep digging!73,Walt
On Sat, Jan 3, 2015 at 5:17 AM, Aaron Kreider
wrote:
> After reviewing more of m
After reviewing more of my logs, I heard decent Japanese (presumed)
audio on 594 khz at 16:08 (Dec. 28, 2014). Probably NHK Japan.
So that was very exciting as it's my first TP dx log!
Aaron
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I second Walt's sentiments. It was a good learning experience, I'm sure.
Bruce
On 12/31/2014 21:48, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
Aaron, I'm sorry to hear about your less than successful first DXpedition
to Grayland. Yes, I've been in your shoes, struggling with equipment that
I thought was
Aaron, I'm sorry to hear about your less than successful first DXpedition
to Grayland. Yes, I've been in your shoes, struggling with equipment that
I thought was all there, only to find more than one SNAFUs. On a positive
note, you chose the worst time for TP DX. Nick Hall-Patch maintains his DX
Over the holidays I spent two days around Hoquiam WA. On the morning
of December 28 I tried to hear some TP MW stations. I setup in the
Westhaven state park (on the WA state coast) along the sidewalk in the
main parking lot. While the Dxing wasn't successful, I did learn a
number of things
