Pete,
I'm in Costco once a week and Winco twice a week and yes
I also hear Russian being spoken. The person running this
station must have money because the neighborhood is custom
build houses.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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good equipment
> to broadcast with. Seattle area Russian station having far more coverage.
>
> Dennis,
> Salmon Creek, WA
>
>
>
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 kHz Pirate Vancouver, WA
Hi Dennis,
Great detective work! The Russian communities in western Washington seem
fairly well connected, so maybe the Vancouver 1710
Pat,
As the crow flies probably about 12 miles distance
from our house.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Thanks Dennis. So probably the carrier I get days is the Puget Sound
one. How far do you live from them?
Patrick
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There is a fair amount of Russian programming on G19 and some of it is
in the clear.
73,
Patrick
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Hi Dennis,
Great detective work! The Russian communities in western Washington seem
fairly well connected, so maybe the Vancouver 1710 kHz Russians got the
pirate idea from the Puget Sound community? I wonder if the programming is
the
same, or similar.
73, Gary (in Puyallup, WA)
In
Good tracking, Dennis. What with the dishes, it is not impossible that it is
relaying the same program as the one we tracked down to the southern fringes of
Everett. I'm waiting for one to show up in Federal Way; every time I go to
Costco or Winco I invariably hear Russian being spoken.
Pete Ta
Usual fade up and down signal here on the coast. I have gone by 1710
often and it is a regular here. I still here the carrier during the
middle of the day off the NE EWE.
73,
Patrick
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Also decent here at times, fades up and down, 0515 utc. Best I've heard it
in quite awhile. The usual high nighttime static tonight though not
continuous like most recent nights, so better tonight.
Steve
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Glenn Hauser wrote:
So has no one ever knocked on their door or contacted them directly
yet? Of course that could be counterproductive DXwise if it spooks
them.
73, Glenn Hauser, OK
1. There is only a Mount Vernon, WA PO box # on the web site. No
street address. No listing for it or Rus
So has no one ever knocked on their door or contacted them directly yet? Of
course that could be counterproductive DXwise if it spooks them.
73, Glenn Hauser, OK
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Also noted here this morning, much better than usual lately.
(279 and 180 Radio Rossii also good past week; along with 738 Tahiti, and
various DU stations lately too.)
Steve
NE Oregon
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Subject: [IRCA] 1710 R
Walt,
I tried calling them but the voice mail is in Russian. I did write
them; perhaps a contact name will come out of this...
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ180 + Kiwa air core loop
ICF2010 + " "" "
DX398; Palomar loop
SRF-59 & -M37V
Eton E100
Yes, Lake Como is really a beautiful spot ! Your het on 1215 should be from
the Albanian with CRI as they are off freq to the low side. Just enjoy your
vacation and get some sleep. This time of year I'd not worry about DX from
the states unless I was at the Atlantic coast.
73 KAZ
- Origina
Pete,
Thanks! I sure would love to get a QSL from them!!! However, I really
doubt it is a Part 15 station, not with the coverage they have! But they
could be operating with a couple of watts. The antenna does look
impressive and I do have a CD of the signal. I sent a copy to Walt. But
it looks lik
Pete
To answer part of your second question, no there isn't a list of Part
15ers on the FCC web site or anywhere else. Part 15 of the FCC rules
covers all sorts of low powered rf devices such as garage door openers,
bluetooth devices, radio controlled toys, wireless microphones, low
powered
Guy and Bruce,
Great work on pinpointing the 1710 Russian's approximate location. Given
the very weak daytime signal in south Puget Sound, demographically, the
northern Seattle suburbs were always a logical target area, with a significant
Russian population. And the northerly bearing matche
Guy,
Thanks for the update on 1710. Hope you can get a address for receptions
reports. Hi.
Steve's location is 258 miles from Mill Creek, WA. Pat and mine are 150 miles
as the crow
flies. 8.1 degrees North of this location. The link was great, enjoyed looking
at Martha Lake.
Must have a
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Brue,
I was wondering "if" my loop bearing was right as I do have a metal roof
on my house. Installed that after I got tired of replacing shingles for
years, but it doesn't help the loop bearings I am sure. My NE EWE is
much better and does well on the Puget Sound weaker signals. But
unortunately,
Fantastic Bruce!!! Great going.
73,
Patrick
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It's somewhere near Mill Creek!!!
I headed north on I-405 during my lunch hour with the radio tuned to 1710,
and started
Bruce,
Thanks for taking the time and congratulations on finding the
area of the transmitter. Guy's bearing were right on the money.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Pete,
Thanks for taking the time to drive to Lacey and checking on the
1710 signal. Lacey was my main target location.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 1:48:59 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
S
I have actually noticed a bit of a jumble (at least 2 stations)
on there at sunset most evenings...
"S-5 sounds about right - my Eton E1 not being calibrated in dbm...)
One playing chorale music and the other something else...
Is it possible that we are actually hearing an "image"
of something an
WAY TO GO BRUCE!!
It'll be interesting to see where exactly this is, and unless this set up is
in a friendly neighborhood, it's unlikely we'll ever see what kind of
transmitter they're using or power output it's set at. Would also be
interesting to see what kinda antenna they're using.
That being
my apologies if you saw this already -- I tried to post but cannot see that
it worked
in parts of Vancouver BC, 1710 = 980 CKNW + 730 CHMJ at a number of
locations on my Sony car radio . . . at least I assume that's the
arithmetic. I did ID CHMJ so assume the rest of the equation is CKNW
ef
off
It's somewhere near Mill Creek!!!
I headed north on I-405 during my lunch hour with the radio tuned to 1710, and
started hearing audio near the Canyon Park exit. I got off the freeway and
headed north on the Bothell-Everett Highway. The audio got better and was soon
recognizable as a man
Great to hear from you John. This is a toughie to nail down, but the
thought of a college or rel. school is a good possibility. The carrier
current radio station with help from some extra wire does wonders. I
wonder if that is what we are hearing?
73,
Patrick
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Hi Dennis and all,
if there any clips with talk, please send them to me.
73, Mauno
vroom...@comcast.net kirjoitti:
Good Morning,
1710 station in at 1139-1142 utc fair to weak,long fade outs. Woman singing.
Have a waive clip of this reception if anyone wants it?
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
JRC 5
I, too, have enjoyed your chase... hitting the Delete key only
occasionally. If you guys haven't nailed it down by the end of June,
I'm bringing the 3/8" x 48" Bazooka Slider with me and we can hunt it
down... pretending all the time to be sane.
Keep up the good work!!
John Bryant
At 12:
Thanks Guy,
Your detailed investigation is appreciated. During late night monitoring of
the weak 1710 Russian, I also had a null in a general north-south
direction, which could place the station anywhere from Blaine to Federal Way.
Probably the only way to really nail it down is to take a D
While I have no possibility to hear the Russian station, I find the process
used to locate it to be quite interesting. It outlines a number of personal
methods to DF signals, and it's been a good read. Thanks folks! Or perhaps
"spaciba vom bolshoi chelovecki" is more appropriate...
Craig Healy
It'll be VERY interesting when we FINALLY find out what exactly this is!
Paul Walker
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 11:38 PM, Patrick Martin wrote:
> Thanks Don. Hopefully, someone will find this
>
> Patrick
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100% acceptance is extemely hard to find in gatherings of more than
one. While you think it has became boring and redundant (use that
delete key Tom) I find the extended search very fascinating and am
looking forward to the successful conclusion-where the station is
broadcasting from and with
Thanks Guy. The more of us who pinpoint areas, the closer we should get.
73,
Patrick
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John,
I wish I had the time, as I would start up 101 over to Seattle and then
hit East of the Puget Sound.
73,
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Good Evening,
1710 in at 0410 utc with fair signal and choir singing.
Again able to hear in the wide mode 6 kc.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
Jrc 545 ewe NW
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From: Tom Dimeo<mailto:a...@pa321.net>
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Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 9:45 AM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710
I think those of us who have no interest in the 1710 signal
will be happy when the solution is resolved too! I certainl
Likely North of Seattle, South of Blaine? My loop bearing shows a more
Southerly route of South of Tacoma here. My NW EWE does not do well with
the signalat night, which would be more in line with NW WA. I was
thinking more to the East of Puget South maybe too? However, I can
barely detect a carrie
Walt,
Have a great trip. The CD should be waiting in your mailbox when you
return, as it went out today. I will be looking forward to what you find
out listenimng to the CD as the signal is quite good in places. I cut
out most of the music and it is about 75 minutes of talk by the guy &
gal.
73,
I think those of us who have no interest in the 1710 signal
will be happy when the solution is resolved too! I certainly
admire the zeal of you guys who are trying to figure it out,
but after all, it's only a radio signal. Guess I'm just
getting old and cranky.
Tom
** Walter Salmaniw Wrote:
Dennis,
They are stil there with a man in Russian at 0615 UTC.
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 kHz ... groundwave in Victoria?
Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> I left the SDR-14 recording 1710 kHz today, and the carrier strength did vary
> over time, but only +/- 3dB aro
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Using the Eton E1 which is non-directional...
Have nothing on the Sony 2010
and zip on the Drake R8 with my dual Wellbrooks...
Apologies,
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Walt,
I have the CD going out to you tomorrow. Lots of good fade ups too.
Strong at times.
73,
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Dennis,
Yes they are S7 here on peaks. Sounds like a Rusian version of "This
Land Is Your Land".
Patrick
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Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
I left the SDR-14 recording 1710 kHz today, and the carrier strength did vary
over time, but only +/- 3dB around -117 dB on its display. There was a fair
bit of electrical noise, so the noise floor was at -120, and it was rare for
the carrier to drop below that. By 00
Using the Eton E1 which is non-directional...
Have nothing on the Sony 2010
and zip on the Drake R8 with my dual Wellbrooks...
Apologies,
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Well received from my perch in Victoria with little/no fading.
A
Well received from my perch in Victoria with little/no fading.
Anyone else?
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Dennis,
Over here, the NE EWE signal gets the signal the best. No sign of it on
the beverage. Possible North Cenrtral WA at Wenatchee, Chelan, or
somewhere there I guess. But this is sure a mystery.
73,
Patrick
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Nick,
Their signal isn't bad here at all most nights. Infact, I recorded
another hour last night and I now have 2 1/2 hours recorded I am
dubbing to CD later today and will mail off a copy to Walt, or for that
matter, anyone else that wants one. The signal here is quite decent a
lot of the time,
g
earlier, then vocal music, 1300 utc. Right now, 1306 utc, woman talking,
medium/loud level, about the best I've heard it, lasted 40 seconds before
fading down to poor level.
Steve
NE Oregon
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At 07:19 5/25/2009, you wrote:
>Dennis,
>
>Blaine would be inline with the pattern of the NE EWE as I have a phase
>on 550-KOAC giving me KARI Blaine, so it could be in that area. However
>Walt has said, it is "skip" for him and I would not think Blaine would
>be skip, but groundwave. This is a to
Pat,
I was surprised when I looked at the compass on top of the Kiwa loop and saw
North-South. I checked on line
for Russian churche's in Blaine and found none. Signal was fair at times here
on the Kiwa and NW ewe. Mostly
the signal was down in the noise. Sure will be happy when this g
Dennis,
Blaine would be inline with the pattern of the NE EWE as I have a phase
on 550-KOAC giving me KARI Blaine, so it could be in that area. However
Walt has said, it is "skip" for him and I would not think Blaine would
be skip, but groundwave. This is a toughie to tie down.
73,
Patrick
Patr
rom: "Nick Hall-Patch"
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Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 10:56:41 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 music and woman in Russian
At 05:11 5/25/2009, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Finally
What an incredible mystery this 1710 presents! I'll really look forward to the
solution! Here I'm seeing 4 different signals on my Perseus at 06:13. The
dominant signal is the Russian in with weak audio on 1709.985. The 2nd
strongest is on 1709.999, then I'm seeing two weaker carriers on 17
What an incredible mystery this 1710 presents! I'll really look forward to the
solution! Here I'm seeing 4 different signals on my Perseus at 06:13. The
dominant signal is the Russian in with weak audio on 1709.985. The 2nd
strongest is on 1709.999, then I'm seeing two weaker carriers on 17
At 05:11 5/25/2009, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Finally heard 1710 on the Kiwa loop around 0455 utc. Looped exactly
>North-South.
with the tentative 60 degrees from here, that's beginning to look like the
Blaine, WA area, Dennis...is there no one in the Vancouver, BC area on the list
who could
Am hearing the woman in Russian now, 0525utc, poor/weak. But there's an echo
on it, just a few milliseconds apart, just enough to give an echo effect. No
sign of the now-weaker second signal, though the carrier is easily heard
with narrow audio filter. Chorale music just began, 0529 utc with the
gnet
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 carrier
Hi Kevin,
I briefly heard music. No language discerna
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 carrier
Hey Chris:
Is it sounding like Russian religious programming? If you are getting it
in Colorado, it might not even be in WA State necessarily?
Kevin S
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Hey Chris:
Is it sounding like Russian religious programming? If you are getting it
in Colorado, it might not even be in WA State necessarily?
Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA
> This carrier is detectable on a 16' x 34' WNW-facing corner-fed loop
> antenna. Now in at 0315 UTC with threshold aud
Hi Guy,
Thanks for the report. Here in Puyallup there is a weak mixing product of
KIRO-710 and KOMO-1000 on 1710 kHz at a bearing of around 310 degrees,
which makes an accurate DF of the Russian station at night (which is even
weaker) rather tricky. There is no daytime ground wave carrier
1710 Group,
Threshold audio here with the NW ewe at 0327 utc.
Have two loops in the backyard and hoping they can
receive the signal.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
JRC NRD 545 Ewe NW
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Friday through Sunday I was camping in central Washington, north of Cle Elum
(N. Fork of the Teanaway River, 47°24'16.43"N, 120°55'54.70"W), and checked
1710 kHz frequently from Friday sunset onwards. I brought along the Eton E1,
a 10:1 transformer, coax lead-in, and 100 feet of random wire. I also
This carrier is detectable on a 16' x 34' WNW-facing corner-fed loop
antenna. Now in at 0315 UTC with threshold audio. There's plenty of T-storm
QRN but there are gaps between crashes.
Chris Knight
Fort Lupton, CO
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At 22:32 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>Hi Nick,
>This might be an important bit of information, your hearing the carrier so
>late, 1920utc. Maybe you can continue to check for it throughout the daytime,
>if you have the time, and see if it stays all day or eventually goes away.
Unfortunately, I've bee
On Sunday 24 May 2009 02:28, Don Moman VE6JY wrote:
> 0600 ut May 23, using the Perseus to look in detail around 1710, I
> see 3 fairly significant carriers at 1709.984, 1710.018 and
> 1710.033. The two higher freq carriers are best on easterly
> beverages, the .984 one isn't showing as much diffe
Steve
NE Oregon
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Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 carriers in Alberta (Nick receives it still at
1920utc)
At 03:32 PM 5/24/2009, yo
At 01:35 PM 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>At 16:06 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>
>
>>The mystery continues! At 16:05 UTC, I can see a spike on 1709.990 after
>>calibration with IBOC 1380 on the Perseus. I don't know whether this is the
>>same station or a mixing product from Seattle...hmmm. Walt
>
>I thin
At 03:32 PM 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>Hi Nick,
>This might be an important bit of information, your hearing the carrier so
>late, 1920utc. Maybe you can continue to check for it throughout the daytime,
>if you have the time, and see if it stays all day or eventually goes away.
>I was off to church t
l-Patch"
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At 16:06 5/24/2009, you wrote:
The mystery continues! At 16:05 UTC, I can see a spike on 1709.990 after
calibration with IBOC
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 Mystery Station - not near Seattle?
I have an Aunt who lives in Port Townsend, Washington and I've asked her to
check
From: "Walter Salmaniw"
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Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 9:06 AM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 carriers in Alberta
The mystery continues! At 16:05 UTC, I can see a spike on 1709.990 after
calibration with IBOC 1380
At 16:06 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>The mystery continues! At 16:05 UTC, I can see a spike on 1709.990 after
>calibration with IBOC 1380 on the Perseus. I don't know whether this is the
>same station or a mixing product from Seattle...hmmm. Walt
I think I had the mixing product within a couple
I have an Aunt who lives in Port Townsend, Washington and I've asked her to
check on her radios at home at least once during the day and once at night
to see if she gets anything on them. I've also asked her to check next time
she's in the car during the day and the evening.. I know she also goes t
The mystery continues! At 16:05 UTC, I can see a spike on 1709.990 after
calibration with IBOC 1380 on the Perseus. I don't know whether this is the
same station or a mixing product from Seattle...hmmm. Walt
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All I had last night was the mixing product, which bears about due south
of me, with both 710 and 1000 originating on different places on Vashon
Island. Assuming the mystery station is also to the south, nulling the
mixing product to the hear the Russian may mean that I have to sell my
house and m
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Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 6:13 AM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 carriers in Alberta
At 06:28 5/24/2009, you wrote:
0600 ut May 23, using the Perseus to look in detail around
At 06:28 5/24/2009, you wrote:
>0600 ut May 23, using the Perseus to look in detail around 1710, I see 3
>fairly significant carriers at 1709.984, 1710.018 and 1710.033. The two
>higher freq carriers are best on easterly beverages, the .984 one isn't
>showing as much difference but still better t
Paul,
I thought 1590 KLFE Seattle could have been the issue, but Walt checked
it out and 1590 was not // with 1710. I know of no other Russian
stations on A in the NW.
73,
Patrick
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Don,
Your other carriers better on the beverage must be the pirates in the
Boston MA area. One was logged here several months ago. I think the one
below 1710 is the Russian one here in the NW.
Patrick
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Right now, 0550 utc, the signal is weak/medium on one of its fadeups,
playing light vocal music.
Steve
NE Oregon
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] 1710 Mystery Station - not near Seattle?
Hello 1710 searchers,
From Pat
Hello 1710 searchers,
>From Pat location to Steves location in NE Oregon is 291 miles as the crow
>flies. My location
North of Portland, OR to Walt's location is about 251 miles. That's quite a
large area. The best
the signal has been here is "fair" with a lot of fading into the noise. I
No, nowhere close to there actually, it was a place that I lived once, me
and Powell Way never quite figured it out.
Paul
On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 11:10 PM, Pete Taylor wrote:
> Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
>
> I once heard a mixing product on 1230 a very clear signal from a
>> nearby
>> 1450,
Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
I once heard a mixing product on 1230 a very clear signal from
a nearby
1450, and never ever figured out how that came to be!
If you were in the Seattle area, it would be KWYZ-1230 Everett
relaying KSUH-1450 Puyallup.
Pete Taylor
Tacoma, WA
12225w 4719n
HQ1
Just a thought, but has anyone checked any of the other stations, FCC
licensed ones, that run russian programming at the same time theyre hearing
the 1710 signal to see if it's some kind of weirdo mixing product?
I once heard a mixing product on 1230 a very clear signal from a nearby
1450, and
Hello Guys,
For the first time, I'm trying the new 10' box loop at night, and it has
two weak signals on 1710 kHz at opposite bearings-- the previously discovered
KIRO-710 and KOMO-1000 mixing product at 300 degrees, and another weak
station in the null of the mixing product at 030 (or 210)
At 10:37 PM 5/23/2009, you wrote:
>At 18:01 5/23/2009, you wrote:
>
>>There are Doukhobors in central/south-eastern BC, but this is a very old
>>immigration. The main new Russian population is in Vancouver, and IMHO,
>>running pirates on 1710 is simply not a Canadian thing to do. My DFing (as
>
> There really isn't much USA except for Blaine, WA, at 60 degrees from
> here...anybody in the Vancouver area monitoring this?
>
Hearing it here at 0445 UTC --
And yes to the fading -
If this is, indeed, within the skip zone, I would not have expected it to be as
close as Blaine.
I think I
At 18:01 5/23/2009, you wrote:
>There are Doukhobors in central/south-eastern BC, but this is a very old
>immigration. The main new Russian population is in Vancouver, and IMHO,
>running pirates on 1710 is simply not a Canadian thing to do. My DFing (as
>primitive as it is) is all to the sout
Your DF is to the South and mine to the NE, that still points to the
Puget Sound, unless there is some other area with a Russian population,
off to the West or the East, but it is skip alright.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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At 09:19 AM 5/23/2009, you wrote:
>Kevin,
>
>I wonder if there is a Russian population up in Central BC, like around
>Kamloops?That would since connect with the directional pattern of the NE
>EWE. I do get Penticton on 800 like it was across the street. We are
>ruling out the I-5 area.
>
>73,
>
>P
Kevin,
I wonder if there is a Russian population up in Central BC, like around
Kamloops?That would since connect with the directional pattern of the NE
EWE. I do get Penticton on 800 like it was across the street. We are
ruling out the I-5 area.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
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Dennis,
Thanks a lot Dennis!! Wow! What a trip. I am sure glad you got home
safely! That rules out Vancouver to Seattle pretty much, and also
towards Yakima, but maybe Everett North to Bellingham? Maybe even NE
into Wenatchee or even Eastern BC/Central AB, but not too far to the
East as the beve
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