Re: [IRCA] Oregon Cliff (Rockwork 6) Ultralight DU's for 8-5-- Yikes!

[<jniven@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I second that as well, I would be interested in hearing some as the SDR file of TP Radio action.
If these can be accessed via a cloud server, that would be the best for all, even if the files take an hour or more to download.
Thanks


James Niven
Austin, Texas

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From: Mark Connelly <markwa1ion@xxxxxxx> 
Sent: Sunday, August 5, 2018 9:32 PM
To: irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Oregon Cliff (Rockwork 6) Ultralight DU's for 8-5-- Yikes!

Are there any SDR files from this DXpedition?

I know that most of the action is live DX with tuned loops but I did see a mention of a broadband loop being used (perhaps hooked to SDR?).

I'd like to get a couple of the best files, if they exist, to give me a feel for the best of what the West Coast has to offer in summer DU / Polynesia DX.

Top-of-hours preferred and Perseus or Elad formats preferred.

If these can be accessed via a cloud server, that would be the best for all, even if the files take an hour or more to download.

Otherwise, I'd pay for USB thumbdrive stick round trip mailing costs as I've done with beach DX material from some DXers on this side of the US.

Mark Connelly, WA1ION
South Yarmouth, MA 

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Nick certainly brought the luck with him from Victoria as Tom, Craig and I had one of the most thrilling sessions ever at the Rockwork ocean cliff. The legendary weak station 585-Radio Ngati Porou (// 603) was heard for the first time in 4 years, and Tom mentioned that he had never heard 531-More FM so loud. 585-7RN in Tasmania had a booming signal, while Craig had so much choice DU-DX on his new "Baby FSL" that he seemed awestruck.

As we drove up in total darkness at 1140 the "sleeping squatters" were once again out in force, so we needed to split up into two groups-- Craig and I at Rockwork 6, and Tom and Nick at Rockwork 4. When the first FSL was set up on 531 kHz in total darkness at 1155 UTC there was already an S9+ signal from 531-PI, which astonished all of us. This was exactly the same situation as in July of 2014, during the NZ-record (88 Kiwis) DXpedition with Chuck. This morning's session was every bit as good as during the Kiwi Record trip-- if not better. Every NZ station I tried for showed up, and the other three DXers seemed swamped with choice DX all over the band. Even Craig was making out like a DU-DXing bandit with his 3.5 inch Baby FSL, tracking down 531-More FM, 558-Fiji, 585-7RN, 936-Chinese Voice, etc. The session was definitely a thriller, and will surely be remembered for the ages!

A photo of the four DXers together after the awesome session is posted at https://dreamcrafts.box.com/s/1vvrv5cyfl7di16ba5sv3u7mkx1fkeqf

Full details to follow...


Gary DeBock (in Nehalem, OR)
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