Re: [IRCA] Tasmania into Michigan, Oct.23rd, 2018

[Neil Kazaross <neilkaz58@xxxxxxxxx>]

Congrats Tim!!! Gary, here in the upper Midwest we have somewhat of an
advantage for DU's as unless cx are extremely low A and K for a LONG LONG
time we don't have to worry about Japan/Korea/China etc making it thru the
AU zone.
Tim you may want to carefully check the spectrum and see if 2WEB's carrier
came up also on 585. It surpassed 7RN briefly when I logged 7RN last year.
But in repeated replays. I cannot be sure there was any mx from 2WEB.

To me it seems that some Aussie ABC or RN's use pips but many don't. Please
clarify west coast guys!

Yeah, stuff in really good cx can still be audible 15 minutes past LSR
here, but by 25 min past, fugetaboutit.

Tim, I hope you can nail down Tonga on 1017. Best ever here Monday and no
doubts.

Laura and I were out very late last night so slept in this morning. Deaths
in her family and especially her tiny dog that never left her presence for
10 years has my poor wife still in mourning so we make sure to try to sleep
as needed. Apologies to those awaiting me finishing the Mexican List.

73 KAZ

On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 8:07 PM Gary DeBock <d1028gary@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Congratulations on the reception of 585-7RN in Michigan, Tim-- that's
> pretty phenomenal DX for such a great distance.
>
> 585-7RN was hitting S9 peaks at the Rockwork cliff two months ago, so it's
> understandable how it could propagate well inland. But Michigan seems to be
> in an entirely different propagation league. Awesome!
>
> Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA)
>
> > On October 23, 2018 at 5:45 PM Tim Tromp <kilokat7@xxxxxxxxx mailto:
> kilokat7@xxxxxxxxx > wrote:
> >
> >
> >     585 7RN, finally good enough to claim this morning with clear ABC
> Majestic
> >     Fanfare at 12:00 UTC TOH and the followed by DU talk under domestic
> >     splatter. New log and distance record for me at 9,770 miles (15,723
> km).
> >
> >     576 2RN Sydney also had clear pips and Majestic Fanfare at 12:00 UTC
> TOH,
> >     but not much else.
> >
> >     612 had 4QR Brisbane was at a nice level at 12:00 TOH and good for
> at least
> >     10 minutes past local sunrise (12:10 UTC), much of the talk was
> >     intelligible, which was nice for a change!
> >
> >     Bits of DU audio also noted on 594, 702 & 738 but not as good as the
> two
> >     above. 558 also had some weak audio there but was destroyed by WIND.
> >
> >     73,
> >     Tim Tromp
> >     West Michigan
> >     Perseus SDR + southwest phased BOGs
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