Much the same as yesterday and the day before -- maybe a few DB less than
yesterday -- largely Japanese,
Korean and a few subdued Chinese stations...
I was paying particular attention to 1170 Khz - which is both a "Stateside"
domestic channel but also the Asian 9 khz spectrum
falls onto this chann
Oh, I've done the power button thing myself a few times... Who hasn't?
I really enjoy your vids, Colin. They show me what's possible and offer
incentive to up my game here. For instance I received 1566 on an SDR
catch this morning too, but nothing like you did! Might have done
better if I'
Thank you - very kind. I am working on raising the production value on
these videos --
at some point I am going to RECORD separate high quality audio and add that
in -
and eliminate the spoken word "at the time" audio - which can be MUFFLED --
and record a stand alone audio channel from the radio
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Colin,
Thanks for another great video! Love that last frame with the Hawaiian Airlines
prop plane:-) I'm trying to hang in there until January.
73,
Craig BarnesWheat Ridge, CO
On Friday, September 21, 2018, 11:54:56 AM MDT, R. Colin Newell
wrote:
Thank you - very
KPUG-1170 often has a chunk of dead air at the top of the hour. The
pips from the powerful Korean can be heard there.
Probably you've heard the Japanese on 1440 as well, and NHK1 has been
heard on 540. Other channels are a bit more challenging unless
you're at the coast. Certainly worth l
