Re: [IRCA] TPs in the East

["Bill Harms" <wharms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Interesting Barry.  I have seen most of those carriers at one time or 
another on other mornings, but I did not see anything,  I as trying 
between 0930 and 1000z.  Maybe I  was too early.  Anyway, I gave up 
and DXed domestics instead.

Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland

On 10 Sep 2006 at 13:12, Barry McLarnon wrote:

> Well, carriers anyway.  :-)  This morning I happened to wake up a little
> before sunrise (1035 UTC), so I hastened to the radio room.  Between 1000
> and 1055, I found hets on about two dozen channels, including 612 657 702
> 738 756 792 819 873 882 909 927 936 945 954 1035 1071 1116 1503 1512 1521
> 1539 1548 1566 1593.  I did carrier frequency measurements on all of
> these, and it's been an interesting exercise trying to match them up with
> listings in the mwoffsets list.  There was one that matched up nicely with
> 738 Tahiti, and, interestingly, another one of almost equal strength about
> 1 Hz lower.  There was a prominent carrier on 1566 that appeared to match
> up with HLAZ.  The others that I tentatively matched up with known offsets
> were all DUs, including 2BL on 702, 7ZR on 936, 2UE on 954, 2RN on 1512,
> and one Kiwi, 2ZB on 1035.  The 1512 signal was particularly prominent,
> and about the last to fade out.  Another biggie, of unknown origin, was on
> 612.003.  All, alas, several dB short of producing audio, which is
> probably beyond the capabilities of my modest antenna setup (just using a
> 40m dipole for these receptions, and in a noisy urban location). 
> Interesting, nonetheless!



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