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Re: [IRCA] Last night TAs in QC
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] Last night TAs in QC
- From: neilkaz <neilkaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2011 22:07:23 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
Similar stuff here in Grafton WI last night and somewhat better TA cx than tonight. Last night the mideast was very poor as I barely had any Saudi audio. The action was mostly towards the mouth of the Medit, although some UK usuals and France and Germany 1422 were in. Nothing came in much prior to my sunset but it is still too early in season for that here. Things got interesting around 0400 with France 1377 quite good with news.
No trace of Angola 1088 but I'd need to aim further south than 63 degs. Had some Mauritania very weak with WBBM phased but again this tends to be better if I aim more southerly. Later on 783 has SS which is usual on this PBS. Many Spaniards as usual and even on 531 mixing with Algeria around 0445.
73 KAZ Grafton WI Perseus and Phased BOG System 667 ft at 65 deg // 523 ft at 61 deg
-----Original Message-----
>From: Sylvain Naud <esnaud@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Sep 7, 2011 9:34 PM
>To: International Radio Club of America <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: [IRCA] Last night TAs in QC
>
>Here in the Quebec, cx were quite interesting last night during a dx
>session I had prior to my sunset (around 23:40 UT). There, I've spent
>most of my time monitoring the sneaking-in Angolan on 1088 KHz from
>which I had at least some weak audio with man talk. I remember that
>there wasn't too much action coming from the Middle-East especially on
>the higher part of the band (except for the 1521 Saudi and maybe Iran
>1503 but I don't recall precisely) so I didn't pay too much attention
>there (missing something else maybe). I didn't went to check LW either.
>
> From a few notes along with a 400 KHz Perseus recording, here's a
>couple of logs here and there, most of them with at least fair audio,
>beginning with at least a dozen of Spaniards (or Canarians), UK 909,
>1053, 1089, 1215, Netherlands 747, Germany 756 & 1422, France 945, 1206,
>1242, Iran 963 (mixed w Spain), Algeria 531, 549 & 981, Portugal 1035
>playing Beach Boys' "California Girls" and most likely Morocco 1044
>buried beneath one of WBZ IBOC sideband.
>
>But the star of the night was beyond doubt, Radio Mauritanie at 783 KHz
>with a huge signal. This one draw my attention before I had my focus on
>1088. Actually, this is my best copy ever:
>
>http://www.quebecdx.com/mp3/mauritania_783a.mp3
>
>Sylvain Naud
>Portneuf, QC
>CAN
>rx: Perseus SDR
>ant: 230m terminated Beverage @ 88° towards Africa
>ant: 110m unterminated Beverage NW-SE
>MFJ-1026 w LF mods
>
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