you wish for, Colin. A dead band totally free of 657-Pyongyang
has a lot going for it.
Gary
- Original Message -
From: "R. Colin Newell"
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America"
Sent: Friday, October 28, 2016 8:52:03 AM
Subject: R
We had it so bad in Victoria, it was like listening to a shoe box with wire
wrapped around it or a rolled up newspaper.
612 or 702? Luxury!
Our dials were devoid of signals, audio or heterodynes of any kind.
Ah, but we had it tough. We dreamed of being in Puyallup with Gary,
standing in the cold
No Asian audio or even carriers showed up here in this DU-dead zone this
morning, resulting in another total shutout. Most likely the Victoria DXers
will at least come away with audio on 612 and 702, but the only DU audio
available here is on MP3's from summer visits to Rockwork 4 . The file rev
Hello All,
After yesterday's interesting session Asian propagation slumped back to this
season's typical lackluster state this morning. As Dennis has reported, TP
audio was primarily limited to the Japanese and Korean big guns, and they all
bailed out about 40 minutes earlier than they did
Hello All,
What seemed like a pretty mediocre session for Asians this morning improved
somewhat with a late rally by several low-band Korean and Chinese stations,
finally bringing the overall results up to something like low average. The band
started out around 1300 with only halfhearte
Hello All,
Yesterday's superb Asiatic conditions dropped off somewhat here this morning,
as the band seemed to slide back toward its typical lackluster state. There was
another decent sunrise enhancement (and propagation lasting until around 1450),
but unlike yesterday, very few of the TP's ma
Hello All,
Asiatic signals rebounded somewhat during a pre-sunrise early session
this morning, with several "big gun" TP's strong enough to produce vibrant
audio on the "barefoot" 7.5" loopstick SWP Slider model. Even though
nothing new or rare was heard during this 1300-1350 period,
Hello All,
Asiatic signals rebounded somewhat during a pre-sunrise early session
this morning, with several "big gun" TP's strong enough to produce vibrant
audio on the "barefoot" 7.5" loopstick SWP Slider model. Even though
nothing new or rare was heard during this 1300-1350 period,
