[IRCA] TP for 19 Nov from Victoria, BC

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

As others have already noted, there was much improved reception this morning.  Started listening at 1445UT, and was still at it an hour later.   


pretty darn good audio (at least briefly): 
774 JOUB 
828 JOBB


reasonable audios at several times during the period (though often battling w/splash or noise): 

153 R. Rossii //279
567 JOIK  //594
747 JOIB 
972 HLCA
1134 S. Korea //972 at 1458
1377 CNR1 //5030 various times
1503 JOUK //567 at 1520UT
1566 HLAZ at 1545UT.  Same magnificent strength carrier as noted earlier, but the daytime lack of splatter seemed to allow the minimal audio through a lot better.   Still hearing some near imaginary audio traces at 1710UT on quite a good carrier

 
not so reasonable audio, occasional words in splash or noise:  
279 R. Rossii
558 likely JOCR
594 JOAK; oddly, this one never really delivered the strength it's capable of
873 JOGB //774 
891 JOPK //567 usually under something else, KBS1? (no //; JOWS might also have been a distant possibility)  local CKMO-900 running OC only this morning!
918 likely China
945 CNR1 //5030 
981 CNR1 //5030
1206 China likely, off frequency hum w/woman talking at 1533UT
1269 JOHW likely  //1287 and often better strength??
1278 2 stations w/SAH between them
1287 likely JOHR; not doing as well as expected given the conditions, but still delivering traces of talk as I compose  this at 1700UT
1332 likely Japan?
1386 NHK2 //873
1395 a mystery; something to follow up on
1575 likely Thailand
1593 CNR1 //5030

Burbles in the splatter and noise:

585 seemed //594, so JOPG likely
738  a bit of a mystery, as seemed to loop DU (not Tahiti) at 1448UT; no other DUs noted
1242 likely JOLF
1359  couple of parallels possible here, but no luck with them
1467 likely HLKN? no parallels at this time
1512 traces of NHK2 s/off chimes at 1543UT (note that NHK2 s/off was at this time rather than the 1600UT listed for Wednesday night)

to be honest, I probably missed noting down a number of these low level audios; they seemed everywhere at times.


Strongish het, no audio (either undermodulated or ravaged by splatter): quite a number at various times; surprising how hard audio was to come by sometimes




best wishes,

Nick


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Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada  

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