Hi, Guy! I do remember ILG coming back. They were extremely useful when
combined with ERGO. These days, I use a combination of SW Skeds for HF
(very upto date and often updated several times a week, although at the
beginnings of the seasons, one has to wait a week or two), and PAL and
MWList
Hi Walt,
The ILG databases have been back for a couple of years or more; I've
subscribed (again) to the service for almost that long. Bernd Friedewald
(DK9FI) is as passionate as ever about the accuracy of the data. I use his
files to import into programs like CSVUserListBrowser. The web site
gt; d1028g...@comcast.net>
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> There still seems to be a lot of interest in ocean coast DXing among the
> local group, altho
ary DeBock
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There still seems to be a lot of interest in ocean coast DXing among the local
group, although not necessarily at Grayland. We h
Low Tide Motel in Copalis.
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> Chuck
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Like Chuck, I'm a fan of Audacity, and have been using it for quite a
few years now. I do still use one of the other softwares mentioned in
the article, that being B-Log. No doubt there are better logging
programs out there by now, but B-Log does everything I need, so haven't
seen the need
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The big days of the west coast DXpeditions seem to be over, unfortunately,
with the demise
it.
Chuck
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>>Thanks for your thoughts on the subject Guy. And, yes,
r 23, 2018 3:30 PM
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Thanks for your thoughts on the subject Guy. And, yes, the idea
originated on the Dymek DR-333, around 20 years
ago. Unfortunately, it wasn't as accurate
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Thanks for your thoughts on the subject Guy. And, yes, the idea
originated on the Dymek DR-333, around 20 years ago. Unfortunately, it
wasn't as accurate
Thanks for your thoughts on the subject Guy. And, yes, the idea
originated on the Dymek DR-333, around 20 years
ago. Unfortunately, it wasn't as accurate as the DXFishbarrel is,
but it did alert us to Indonesia on 909 at Grayland more years ago
than either of us want to remember.
best
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In the discussion of history or recordings, some of you might want to check
out this site: spectrumarchive.org. For SW, there's shortwavearchive.org.
Both of these are run by Thomas
Connelly via IRCA
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I could do a big write-up on East Coast TA & Latin America methodology. Some
of the points on live versus "Memorex" would be similar though local sunset
rather than sunrise is game time.
Instead of doing that, an activity that would require a good amount of time to
do
Hi Nick,
As you mention further down in your thoughtful response, indeed, live
listening isn't really my thing. Maybe in retirement, when I don't have a
commute up to two hours each way, live listening will be possible-- and
fun-- again :^)
Ultimately I'd like to get very comfortable with the
Nick's comments has me replying in addition. I'm one of the guilty parties
who collect TB of SDR recordings from all over: mostly Masset, but also
from trans-Pacific cruises, around South America, PEI, and occasionally on
really good mornings here in Victoria. Using native Perseus software is
Thanks Guy. I agree that this is a very effective method for top of
the hour ID searches. However, here I'm reviewing up to 90 minutes
of files every day, and SDR technology is capable of more than
clicking on a playback bar when reviewing potential DX over that much time.
I mentioned
Colin Newell - Victoria - B.C. CANADA -
> On Sep 22, 2018, at 1:17 PM, Chuck Hutton wrote:
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> From the analog world, Colin speculates that SDR users lose DX time due to
> "Windoze" etc.
>
Based on the amount of Microsoft Windows support I’ve provided over the years
to bewildered
as a measurement.
Chuck
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Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2018 12:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Morning TP Methodology?
I love my analog DXING lifestyle...
In decades of
I love my analog DXING lifestyle...
In decades of radio listening, I’ve yet to reboot a radio, upgrade the memory
in the radio, install WINDOZE on the radio, complain that the screen died on
the radio, lose all my “settings” on the radio, nor have my radios ever been
victimized by malware,
My thoughts: what Chuck describes is basically what I do for reviewing SDR
recordings, with whatever software I might be using. Clicking carefully on
the playback bar can also advance the recording in increments of your
choice.
Skipping ahead in one-minute increments makes the top-of-the-hour
shattering here.
Chuck
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Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2018 10:12 AM
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If I'm using my ears, should I then be listening to one
From: IRCA on behalf of Nick
Hall-Patch
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2018 9:44 AM
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As this thread was about methods of TP DXing, Chuck, could you please
explain further the "advance a Pe
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As this thread was about methods of TP DXing, Chuck, could you please
explain further the "advance a Perseus file a minute at a time"
a perseus file playback a minute or so at a time will
catch most anything.
Chuck
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Portzer
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Subject: Re: [IRC
Yes, and...no. They aren't in use every day, but help to point one
in the direction of what web stream might be of use if audio should
appear.Last night, Algeria's Jil FM was likely delivering a
carrier on 531 here...11 Hertz high, which coincides well with what
is listed on MWOffsets,
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I’m still a diehard ultralight DX-er. I was encouraged to get into the game by
nearby DX-ers John Bryant and Kirk Allen, later by Robert Ross and Gary DeBock.
Therefore, I still use a small portable receiver (usually a PL-380 or Skywave)
tuning one station at a time.
Thanks all for responding! Interesting how everyone's routine is so
similar but with variations...
I'm going to give the early morning seat time a try--it's just a bit
earlier than I'm up anyway. I do have a few SDRs... From what I've
been reading over the past months, seems like Elad or
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Morning TP Methodology?
Ken
My morning listening is usually done by programming the SDR to record
the AM band from about an hour before to a half hour after local sunrise
(sometimes longer). I can then either listen in real time or play back
the recording later in the day The main
Right now the timing is ideal so I do a lot of live listening in the
morning, generally scanning up the dial in 9 kHz increments. I do run
SDR recording as well, with the live listening determining whether it's
worth going back to or not. In a while when sunrise is later I'll have
to rely
Ken
My morning listening is usually done by programming the SDR to record
the AM band from about an hour before to a half hour after local sunrise
(sometimes longer). I can then either listen in real time or play back
the recording later in the day The main advantages of this approach:
- I
Live when sunrise is at a reasonable hour, followed by deeper
analysis later on recorded files (that can take an hour or more if
conditions were good). The DX
Fishbarrel, http://www3.telus.net/public/shallpat/test/display.htm
which Colin uses, and to which he applies his own nomenclature,
for the International Radio Club of America ;
k...@brookner.com
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Morning TP Methodology?
Excellent question!
100% LIVE using my *senses* AND the *Nick Hall-Patch ONLINE radar system*
that gives moment by moment
snapshots of signal strength on ALL of the Splits.
If I
Hi Everybody...
I enjoy reading everyone's logs during the week and I've been curious
about what your routine is... Are you up and doing this real time, SDR
catches?
Are you scanning up the band from the bottom or tuning the splits? How
much time are you spending?
When I was a kid, I
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