Re: [IRCA] DX ALERT - TA carriers

[Nigel Pimblett <ntp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I also heard some TA carriers here (but no audio), with 1134, 1215, and 
1422 being the best.  Seemed to peak about 0415 and then faded.

73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
Kenwood R-5000 & K9AY

Nick Hall-Patch wrote:

>
>The TA carriers are back, but no audio.  1215 is the strongest 
>carrier, in  a class by itself.  The second string includes 639 855 
>882 927 1089 1116 1134 1206 1269 1377 1494 1557,  and a bunch of weak 
>ones making up 42  in total.  Using Spectran, some show multiple 
>carriers, 1125 the craziest with 5; most have just one however.
>
>1215 showing audio traces now at 0339UT, and 1377 has moved into the 
>hefty carrier category....
>
>best wishes,
>
>Nick
>
>
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