Re: [IRCA] Nov. 7th: Ionosphere Delivers a Gold Mine to the Pacific NW

[Bruce Portzer <bportzer@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

My experience today was similar to Nick's. A bit of a recovery, but 
nothing spectacular. Reception was limited to the usual crowd, most of 
them a bit below normal.

Bruce

On 11/7/2018 11:47, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> I agree that it was a better morning than the last two have been, Guy, 
> but that wasn't a high benchmark.
>
> But, for the most part, it wasn't really hopping here, I'm afraid, at 
> least during my live listening 1430-1510UT. I did log JOIG-648, noted 
> for the first time here only a month ago, so that wasn't bad, but it 
> was "extreme minimalist DX" with a careful null of 650 and some 
> imaginative listening...pretty clear though with JOAK in one ear and 
> JOIG in the other.
>
> We'll see what the files deliver. The first go round didn't seem to 
> have any Chinese, and there were a couple yesterday.
>
> best wishes,
>
> Nick
>
>
>
> At 18:18 2018-11-07, Guy Atkins wrote:
> > I hope other DXers in the Northwest, from the Victoria crew southwards,
> > found last night to be a fascinating time at the dials.
> >
> > At my temporary Cape Lookout post in Oregon, I noticed a few Japanese
> > stations in audio more than an hour and a half before Japan sunrise. 
> > With
> > 4.5 terabytes of hard drive space on my laptop now I decided to just let
> > SDR recording continue uninterrupted through the night.
> >
> > Spot checks a few times through the night showed a wealth of TPs up and
> > down the band. When I stopped recording at 1645 UTC (nearly two hours 
> > past
> > local SR), a handful of Chinese and Korean signals were still providing
> > weak but clear audio.
> >
> > So... what a turnaround from the previous two mornings. I'll be 
> > interested
> > to know others impressions of DX on Nov. 7th, as I face an SDR DXer's
> > dilemma of how to approach over 11 hours of productive DX recordings!
> >
> > 73,
> > Guy Atkins
> > Puyallup, WA
> > DXing from Cape Lookout State Park, OR
> > FDM-S2 / IC-7300 / ALA1530LNP @20 ft. / 10-inch FSL / portable RXs
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