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WELCOME TO IRCA's AM-DX NEWSFLASH - May 29 1997
Vol 3 No 8
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CONVENTION - MEETING INFO (corrections/additions welcome)
IRCA '97: Costa Mesa CA on July 25-27, 1997. Hotel - Holiday Inn Bristol
Plaza - $60/night/room (1 queen/sofa OR 2 queen) - reservations
(714) 557-3000 (mention IRCA convention to get rate) (FAX: (714) 957-8185.
Registration $35 (includes banquet), $15 (without banquet). Contact: Mike
Sanburn, PO Box 1256, Bellflower CA 90707.
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We are proud to announce for third time that the annual DX summer
meeting of Finnish DX Association will be held in Oulu, in Northern Finland.
The meeting will be arranged by Oulun DX-Klubi (DX-Club of Oulu), a local
branch of FDXA.
The Summer Meeting takes place on 1-3 of August 1997, beginning on
Friday afternoon, until Sunday afternoon.
Exact place is Virpiniemi Recreational Institute at Haukipudas, a small
village about 20 km's to the north from Oulu. And Oulu lies on the western
coast of North Finland.
Traffic links to Oulu are good: you can travel to Oulu from Helsinki by
air, train and bus. Oulu lies pretty close to border of Sweden, so you can
arrive via Sweden, too (i.e. border towns Haparanda and Tornio, about 125
km's from Oulu).
Almost 100 Finnish DX listeners are expected to participate in the
Summer Meeting. All foreign DXers as well as representatives of radio
stations are warmly welcomed to attend the meeting!
For more information, write to:
Oulun DX-Klubi ry.
c/o Ari Kilponen
Annantie 7 G
FIN-90560 OULU
FINLAND
Phone: +358 8 5541 700 (home, 16-20 UTC)
+358 8 3110 600 (work, 7-14 UTC)
Fax: +358 8 3110 610
E-mail: ark@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: NRC convention
Location: RAMADA INN, Route 13 and I-295, New Castle, DE
Phone: 302-658-8511
Registration: $40 (cost of banquet, beverages, equipment rentals, etc.)
members
$25 if not attending banquet or ONLY ATTENDING BANQUET (Sat.)
$10 additional persons (wife attending banquet, etc.)
Sign up starts on Friday afternoon August 29th, continues Saturday August
30th with John & Linda Bowker and myself.......
Rooms: $62 + 8% sales tax PER ROOM........each room contains two beds......
All reservations must be made directly with the Ramada Inn,
mention the National Radio Club as this is a discounted rate.
The banquet and meeting is scheduled for Saturday at 7:30PM with a
buffet style dinner (cash bar available), with speacial guest ALLEN LUDELL,
who recently got national recognition for being involved the the first major
market station to dump Rush Limbaugh! ALLEN is operations manager of
WILM-Wilmington and an active DXer.
Auction will follow. Sunday will be the DX QUIZ day, and John Bowker
will do his DX AUDIO SERVICE thingies. We're also hoping to line up TONY
FITZHERBERT to do his slide show presentation during the convention. There
is lots of open/free time for all to enjoy the area, visit stations,
sightsee, even gamble (Delaware now has slot machines), there is lots to see
within an hour drive of the convention site.
Questions can be answered via P O BOX 11502, WILMINGTON, DE 19850. DO
NOT SEND ME ANYTHING TO DO WITH YOUR ROOM RESERVATIONS, the Ramada Inn will
handle them direct. If you are coming via train, Amtrak has excellent
service to Wilmington, we can pick you up if you'll let us know when you'll
be arriving. If you are flying into Philadelphia, its about a half hour
away, we would advise making arrangements for transportation to Wilmington
(Airport Shuttle service is available from the airport to Wilmington).
Keep your eye on DX NEWS or your favorite radio publication for more
news as the date draws near....>>
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HOT STUFF
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Paul Ormandy - paulorm@xxxxxxxx
Just QSL'd XEJP Radio Variedades, Mixico C, 1320kHz, and the verie-signer
sent a whole packet of stuff by registered post. The thing to note is that
this guy can probably help QSL and Grupo Radio Centro station. His name and
address follow:
Ing. Lums Cepero Alarcon
Director de Ingenierma de Audio
Av. Constituyentes No. 1154
Lomas Altas
11950 Mixico DF
Mixico
Does anyone have a full list of Grupo Radio Centro stations???
BTW, XEJP R Variedades did a frequency-swap with XECMQ Formato Viente Uno,
the latter now on 1150.
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1997 M STREET RADIO DIRECTORY
The IRCA Bookstore is proud to announce that the 'M Street Corporation' has
agreed to offer a discount on their 1997 'M Street Radio Directory' to
NewsFlash members ordering through the IRCA Bookstore. The Directory
contains a complete listing of over 15,000 radio stations (AM/FM, US/Canada)
including the following information: facilities, ownership, formats, LMAs,
station personnel, phone numbers (and FAX), addresses, ratings, as well as
information on almost 400 radio markets in the US and Canada. Stations are
listed by location (complete info), frequency (frequency, call, location,
power and pattern) and call (call, frequency, location) and market
(frequency, call, location, rating, format). It also includes a former call
reference (old call, location and current call). Major network information
(addresses/phone numbers/etc) and several interesting radio articles are
included as well.
The price to US and Canadian NewsFlash members ordering through the IRCA
Bookstore is $44.95 post paid (UPS address required). The book is expected
to be out by the end of May (usual disclaimer on date 'cause we can't be
sure!). Retail will be 55.95. NOW DUE OUT IN JUNE, perhaps.
Europe - add $5.00 for surface, $19.20 for airmail delivery.
Australia/New Zealand - add $5.00 for surface, $27.25 for airmail delivery.
IRCA Bookstore, 9705 Mary NW, Seattle WA 98117-2334
Please make checks payable to: Phil Bytheway.
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INDIVIDUAL LOGGINGS
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Paul Ormandy - paulorm@xxxxxxxx
Recent QSLs:
AUSTRALIA (All for rpt w/tourist brochure and 75c Aussie mint-stamp)
729 7PB, v/s Russell Powell, via e-mail (pnn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
1017 2KY, v/s Mar Carter, CE, pers VL
1242 3TR v/s Jennie Moran, Sec, pers VL w/stickers
1251 2DU, v/s Jon Crosby, Ops Mgr, pers VL, sticker & coverage map
1278 3AW v/s Craig Wilson, Producer Drive-Time Show, via e-mail
1287 2TM, v/s Stanley R Allen, also sent area map, brochures, & stickers,
and rtd rp.
1314 3BA, v/s Peter Caligari, MD, pers VL
1350 2LF v/s J McCorkindale, PC QSL
1485 2EA v/s D Moore, Asst Mgr Radio (also 1413 & 1107), pers ltr , prog
sked & stickers
1521 2QN v/s John Goodall, CE, PC QSL and stickers
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BROADCAST BAND LOGGINGS FROM SHAWN AXELROD
30 BECONTREE BAY WINNIPEG MB R2N 2X9 CANADA
E-Mail saxelrod@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
DX'ING FROM
RECEIVER: ICOM ICR-70 WITH FILTER MODS AND PLAM BOARD
ANTENNA: 4 FOOT BOX LOOP / QUANTUM LOOP / 100 FOOT LONG WIRE
UNIDs and UNID HELP
990 UNID 05/23 2308 Poor signals fading in and mostly out with a
national country and western music program. It was hosted by a woman
who gave a phone number as 1-800-766-????. Best to the south and east
(SA-MB)
1600-2400 HOURS
990 CBW MB Winnipeg 05/23 2220-0030 Off the air completely! This lead to
two new stations. (SA-MB)
990 WTIG OH Massillon 05/23 2230 Poor signals with a baseball game. NEW
(SA-MB)
990 WWCM MI Ypsilanti 05/23 2315 Poor to fair signals with Religious
talk program with both WCM and WWCM ID's. Thought this was Denver but
this was better. NEW (SA-MB)
Nice to have the CBC go off at sunset. Managed to get two new ones and that
darned unid'd. Cannot figure that one out. All skip was East but not to
Montreal which was a pest in the old days when CBW signed off every night.
Life is back to what passes for normal at last. Days getting warmer and we
are awaiting the mosquitos. Should be healthy this year and we are watching
the small children in the area in case they get dragged off to the swamp
HI!!!!!! Shawn
PAN-AMERICAN DX
900 Mexico XEW Mexico DF May 23 0335 fair signals under CKBI with
Spanish talk and music (Axelrod-MB)
1020 Turks and Caicos Is CCR May 23 0340 Poor signals with Spanish
Religious programming (Axelrod-MB)
1050 Mexico XEG Monterrey May 23 0355 Poor signals under CKSB with music
and talk in Spanish (Axelrod-MB)
1180 Cuba Radio Rebelde Habana May 23 0342 Good signals with Oldies
in English and then Spanish talk with two Rebelde ID's (Axelrod-MB)
COMMENTS
The flood is over and a quick trip to the in laws was done. We were about
one month late for this first visit of the season. However the interest of
how we faired in the flood of the century gave us stories to fill the time
with. The new car radio is FAR SUPERIOR to the old Dodge radio. Nice to get
three foreign countries on a car radio even though we were 300 miles North
of Winnipeg. The DX site at Valhalla Beach has been wound up (antennas that
is ) so the farm can go on producing food instead of DX. Well fall is only a
few months away!!!!!!!!!!!!! Shawn
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Zacharias Liangas - zliangas@xxxxxxxxxxxx
This is s the first part from a series of loggings made last week ( Frio-
Sun ) using 100 % with my LOWE HF150 - which continues to work with soem
problem ie high levels of noise and easy overloads by the use of the 35 m
sloped antenna
NOtices : This part has been made with LOWE and power inverter off to
prevent VERY strong noises from inverter ( 12V DC to 220 V AC ) to
completely wipe out the whole band
25.5
197 UK BBC --- news EG 0010 222
526? VAtican R? music -- 0024 322
693 CYPROS Cypros #1 trditionals -- 0030 222
873 GERMANY AFN Germany sports detroit vs ?? EG 0033 333
908 UK BBC - discussions EG 0042 222
937 UKR - R Ukraine Intl - lettrs EG 0045 433
1080 unIDed - modern hindi sx -- 0052 333
1080 ISRAEL - Kol Isael OM spkg HE 0105 333
1413 unIDed - nx and reports HI 0040 3x3
1548 Kuwait VOA - VOA nx EE 0115 444
top case : 1413 heard from 0040 to 0115 with continuous news and reports in
hindi but at top of the hour there was no mention on the station Signal was
at most times at 343 with fades occuring every 1.-1,5 mins but after 0100
signal faded down to a SIO 111 level with strong QRM from 1422 If anyone
can help me . IO can suppose that signal was coming from possibly Pakistan
or even India though WRTH 96 does not have any info oon this station
pirate
24.5.
1680 QSO Peterson (Ath) + others ( Sparte ) 2232 good
1660 unIDed Slavic pirate - music 2220 good ( Serrbia)
1692 unIDed from Xanthi + BDX 2224 fair
beacons
305 NAHT 1005 24.5 -.-. --. --- -
345 THS 1010 24.5 - .... ...
"adhered AM-HCDXers never listen to FMS!"
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MISC ITEMS
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Robert M. Bratcher Jr. - bratcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Leonard Hyde - 1805 Whipple Drive #27 - Blacksburg VA 24060 - USA -
bigl@xxxxxxx
>
> In past years, the traditional DX club, with periodic printed bulletins,
>was all there was. It was fine for the times.
> In the 1990s, the perfect forum exists to make the traditional DX
>bulletin obsolete - the Internet mailing list. Why hasn't anyone thought of
>setting one up yet?
> The mailing list can serve all the needs that the old printed bulletin
>does, with an important advantage - instant availability of tips.
> Say I am hearing a rare DX station. I can instantly post this to the
>list. Other members would have the tip within minutes.
> The best thing we have now are phone nets and private e-mail.
> I know there are many DXers wo do not have Internet access. That list is
>shrinking. A mailing list could be a valuable adjunct.
> An existing DX club could set up a closed list for their members only.
>Or, some enterprising individual could set one up for the DXing community at
>large.
> I'd do it myself if I had the unlimited access and the software.
>
>Leonard Hyde Check out my home page at:
>bigL@xxxxxxx http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/9816
>Blacksburg, Virginia
There are 2 that I know of. Combre DX (not sure of address) and Hard-Core-DX.
I get HCDX which is mainly SW although some AM loggings show up.
Here is the info:
subscribe hard-core-dx" in mail body to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxx
That should do it!
Robert M. Bratcher Jr.
E-mail to:
bratcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Record collector, 8mm, super 8, 16 and 35mm Film collector.
Looking for prerecorded reel to reel tape albums.
I like old radio's too.
Collins, Hallicrafters, National & Hammurland are my Favorites!
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Fred Vobbe - gnbc@xxxxxxxxx
PRESS RELEASE
DX AUDIO SERVICE - JUNE 1997
The DX Audio Service is the National Radio Club's magazine for the visually
impaired on the subject of AM broadcast band DXing and radio listening. The
magazine has been in existence since April 1985. For more information, check
out the web page at http://wcoil.com/~gnbc/ or contact Ken Chatterton at the
National Radio Club's Publications Center, P.O. Box 164, Dept WWW,
Mannsville NY 13661 USA. The National Radio Club is a non-profit radio club,
and a member of A.N.A.R.C.
In the June 1997 edition of the DX Audio Service, Jerry has information on
stations officially off the Federal Communications Commission's books. The
licenses were deleted, so you can scratch them out of your log. We also give
you information about the National Radio Club Convention, which will be over
Labor Day weekend in New Castle, Delaware. Later on, there is also
information about the International Radio Club of America Convention, and
the Worldwide Television FM DX Association Convention. If you go to the
National Radio Club Web Page and look for the link to those clubs, you can
find more information on those clubs.
The After Dark magazine will be shipping in June after a long delay. Details
of the content of After Dark #7 will be posted on the National Radio Club's
Web Page. After Dark #7 is (4) C-90 cassette tapes in a binder. It's
available from the National Radio Club Publication Center for $9.50 to
persons living in the United States. If you are outside the United States,
please write to the Publications Center for rates and information.
If you would like to hear a sample copy of the DX Audio Service, you can get
a cassette of the most recent edition for $3.00US. Just request it from me
at the address below. Be sure to enclose $3.00 as we can not send free tape
samples.
Here is what you will find on the June 1997 edition of the DX Audio Service.
73, good DX, and get out and support radio!
DX AUDIO SERVICE PROGRAM
(Time at beginning of line are start times within the program. Time in "[ ]"
at the end is the run times of each item.)
SIDE -1-
1. 00:00 Open of the DX Audio Service by Fred Vobbe. Information about the
National Radio Club Convention this Labor Day in New Castle, DE. -
[01:41]
2. 01:41 AM Switch with Jerry Starr. Jerry includes a list of stations whos
licenses were retired due to the stations being silent. - [14:58]
3. 16:40 TravelLog with John Bowker. - On this edition, we continue with
1410 kilohertz, and pick up the other half of the stations on 1410.
[13:02]
4. 29:43 BandScan with Jim Snowbarger. - Part 2 is a look at radio from
southern Arizona, courtesy of DX Audio Service member Skip Dablestein.
Skip picks up the Bandscan at 1200 kilohertz and winds it up at the top
of the dial. - [7:42]
5. 37:26 International DX Report with Bruce Conti. - Bruce brings us a
different look of radio listening as Tom Walsh operates the ITU Radio
Station in Geneva Switzerland during a recent conference. We get to hear
a small sample of amateur radio operators he spoke with on 20 meters.
Tom gives us a tour of the station, and the lets us her him work some
hams around the world. Tom operates station 4U1ITU. Bruce also lets us
know about an interesting station on 160 meters, on 1860 kilohertz, just
above the AM broadcast band. - [8:10]
6. 45:56 End Side 1. (includes a classic WINZ-940 jingle). - [46:32]
SIDE -2-
1. 00:00 News and Notes. - Information about the International Radio Club of
America "Mega-Convention" located in California. Also, we take a quick
look at details involving the WTFDA convention in Georgia. The WTFDA is
the Worldwide TV FM DX Association, a club for television and FM
broadcast band DXers. - [02:28]
2. 02:28 Marketscope with Phil Wayne. - Dale Hamm from Austin, Texas, takes
us for a tour of the San Antonio AM Radio Market. This is part one of
two. - [12:13]
3. 14:41 Historical Moments in Radio with John Bowker. - A look at the early
days of radio. On this edition John looks at the middle years in the
history of radio station WOR-710 in New York, New York, U.S.A. (A script
of this feature can be found off the main Web Page). - [04:34]
4. 19:15 Book Information. - Fred Vobbe informs members of a book called
"Don't Rush The Lord", a book written by HCJB's Ken MacHarg. The book
looks at many areas of HCJB's broadcasts. Ordering information is
included. - [01:24]
5. 20:40Musings From Members. The thoughts of DX Audio Service members. -
[07:50]
6. 26:53The Ratings Game. - Ken Onyschuk takes a look at the winners and
loosers in the ratings. The top markets are profiled. - [11:05]
7. 39:36 After Dark #7. - Information on After Dark #7. This is a 4-cassette
series in a binder, available from the publication center. - [01:45]
8. 41:21 AM Radio List. - Information on the brand new AM Radio List
computer disk, available to DX Audio Service members. Also, Bruce
Elving's FM Atlas Book is profiled. In our opinion, The FM Atlas is the
most up-to-date book listing facility information on FM stations in
North America. - [01:44]
9. 43:06 Digital Radio! - News about two companies who bid on the new
technology of Digital Radio. This news story tells how much they bid to
the FCC and information on how it works. - [01:48]
10. 44:55 Close of the DX Audio Service. - In our closing, we ask our
members for updated information for our new database. E-mail address,
phone, or FAX information is requested. - [01:09]
11. 46:05 Jingle. - "WCFL-Chicago". - [00:14]
12. 46:19 End Side 2.
The program is mastered in mono, on C-90 music grade cassette. For a sample
cassette and information, contact the DX Audio Service, P.O. Box 5031, Lima
OH 45802-5031 United States of America. A sample tape is $3.00 to those
living in the United States or Canada, and $5.00 (in U.S. funds) for Europe
or Latin America addressees. Sorry, we are unable to provide free tapes.
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Werner Funkenhauser - funk@xxxxxxxxxxxx
I have uploaded WHAMFM.DAT in ZIP format to the BARC archives at Oakland.
This will accompany the AM WHAMLOG files that are already available there.
WHAMFM contains basic information for FM DXers. The file is a digest of
information found in the FCC's extensive FM database. It is a raw text file,
but has straightforward format:
* frequency
* Call
* City/Town
* Province/State
* Country
* Power (kW)
* Geographic Coordinates
* Horizontal Radiation Centre above Ground level (RCAGL) metres
* Vertical RCAGL metres
* Date of entry into the FCC file
This first release makes no attempt to check for duplicate or to age records
as is done in the WHAMLOG series. However, the file format will be improved
and as with WHAMLOG, regular uploads will take place.
Each record is fixed length and may easily be processed by database,
wordprocessor, or spreadsheet software. As with any text file, DOS commands
may be used to effectively filter, sort and print the data contained in this
file. Please check my Web Page (About WHAMLOG) for examples of how DOS
commands may be used to extract such information.
Werner Funkenhauser
funk@xxxxxxxxxxxx
WHAMLOG & WHAMFM link http://www.inforamp.net/~funk
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IRCA Mexican Log, 4th Edition
The IRCA MEXICAN LOG log lists all AM stations in Mexico by frequency,
including call letters, state, city, day/night power, slogans, schedule in
UTC/GMT, formats, networks and notes. In addition, stations that have
changed frequency since 1990 are cross-referenced on the old frequency. The
call letter index gives call, frequency, city and state. The city index
(listed by state, then city) includes frequency, call and day/night power.
The log has been completely updated from the 1994 edition and carefully
cross-checked by IRCA members in Mexico and the US. This is an
indispensable reference for anyone who hears Mexican radio stations. Size
is 8 1/2" x 11" and three hole punched for easy binding (optional).
Prices: IRCA/NRC members - $6.50 (US/Canada/Mexico/seamail), $7.50 (rest of
the Americas airmail), $8.00 (Europe/Asia airmail), $8.50 (Australia/New
Zealand airmail). Non-members: add $2.00 to the above prices. Make checks
out to: Phil Bytheway.
Order TODAY from: IRCA Bookstore, 9705 Mary NW, Seattle WA 98117-2334
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The National Radio Club NRC AM Radio Log for the 1996-1997 DX Season.
This is the Seventeenth edition and has been updated through September 1996.
This annual edition contains 312 pages, 8 1/2" x 11" size, 3-hole punched,
loose leaf format with over 5,500 A.M. Radio station listings from the
United States and Canada. Each station listing consists of its location,
frequency, call, format, network affiliation, station address, station
slogan, day and night transmitter powers. There are cross references by
city and by call letter.
The nonmember prices of the AM Radio Log are as follows:
NRC & IRCA Members see your magazines for the member prices!
U.S. & Canada US $22.95
Latin America US $23.50
Europe US $24.00
All Others US $28.00
Orders may be placed now. The 1997 Seventeenth edition of the NRC AM RADIO
LOG ready and being shipped at this time.
Please mail all orders to: National Radio Club
Publications Center
P.O. Box 164
Mannsville, NY 13661-0164
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If you note any AM changes (call, format, slogan, etc), please send them to
the NRC Log coordinator (Wayne Heinen) @ nrclog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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END of May 29 1997 IRCA's "AM DX NewsFlash" - bytheway@xxxxxxx