Re: [IRCA] 1181 viewed from Scotland

[Glenn Hauser <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>]

Well, there is HIBE, R. Mil, 10 kW on 1180; nothing listed on 1180 in PR. Could
those near the DR check if HIBE is off-frequency. It would also be helpful if
someone to the west could make similar readings of when the 1181 signal fades
out, i.e., is it too early for Cuba, even eastern Cuba? As of 1430 UT Aug 23,
the latest map is at http://tonnesoftware.com/1180F.gif 
73, Glenn Hauser, Enid

Re:
As promised, I checked for the emergence of the 1181 signal on SpecLab 
last night. Here is the plot:   
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/images/11814.jpg

Times are BST (deduct 1 hour for UT).

The random yellow dots show that no signal is being received. The first
evidence of a signal is at around 2250 UT and the signal is established at 2305
UT. The emergence of the signal is consistent with the previous night`s
observations

This map shows the greyline at 2300 UT:   
http://paulc.mediumwaveradio.org/images/sunset.jpg

Sunset is just reaching Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic at this time,
or Puerto Rico.

I note that the two directional plots on Glenn's [sic] chart 
http://tonnesoftware.com/1180B.gif point rather more towards the 
Dominican Republic than they do towards Cuba (Paul Crankshaw, Troon, Scotland,
Aug 23, IRCA via DXLD)


       
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