Re: [IRCA] TP in NE Oregon

[The Kaskey Family <kaskeyfamily@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've noticed over the years that as a rule the farther south down the coast one lives the less likely he is to hear DU's.  Exceptions granted but as a rule Aussies & Zedders are pretty rare
around here.  Reminds me that when I was in Iceland in 1955-56 I had marvelous reception into Brazil & Argentina during late December & early January.

don k.  san francisco ca



cafe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> > I keep waiting for the west coast folk's reports on the wonderful Asian
> > reception this morning. It was fairly good here, relatively speaking,
> > 300 miles inland. After hearing a new JJ beacon on LF, I turned to MW
> > and had many TP hets, along with poor audio on 774 (poor/weak audio),
> > 1116 (poor audio) and 1593 (poor audio) between 1415-1520 utc.
>
> This morning seemed a little more DU than Trans-Pacific.
>
> Could you post the frequencies of the more common
> JJ Beacons? It has never occured to me to chase some
> of those.
>
> Thanks,
> Colin in Victoria, B.C. Canada
> Drake R8 - Kenwood R2000 - ALA100Wellbrook
> and assorted hand-made loops
>
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