What seemed like a routine session this morning turned somewhat wacky when
657-Pyongyang's bizarre programming started pounding in with ocean coast
strength around 1323, peaking with thunderous martial music and 3 + 1 pips at
1330 (its strongest signal here in six years). The low band in
Like Dennis I found low band propagation to be very good this morning but
unlike Dennis' second tier Japanese stations, the big performer here was
657-Pyongyang. It pounded in with ocean coast strength at various times during
sunrise enhancement here, especially with its 3 + 1 pips at the North
Once again it was a potent session for the Japanese big guns but without very
much variety in anything else. Besides the NHK flamethrowers there were good
signals in and out from the usually strong 972-HLCA and 1566-HLAZ, but anything
else outside of Japan had to go against the trend.
My
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Hello All,
Asian propagation took another slight step backwards this morning as vibrant
audio was limited to the Japanese and Korean big guns on the low and middle
band-- and there weren't very many of them. The NHK stations were not as strong
as in previous days, and the
Hello All,
As propagation matched the solar conditions there was a general improvement in
big gun Asiatic signals here this morning, but unfortunately the overall boost
didn't seem to entend to any new or obscure stations. The usual Korean
mega-stations (657, 972, 1053 and 1566) had the
Hello All,
Asiatic TP conditions were average at best this morning here, but as
usual there were a couple of bright exceptions. The Russian-slanted
propagation of the past two days was gone-- the Japanese NHK regulars were
holding
down their frequencies, but the other Asian big
