Re: [IRCA] TP's & DU's for Friday, September 07, 2012

[d1028gary@xxxxxxx]

Hello Kaz,

<<<    I believe the song heard here on 684 yesterday was contemporary christian so 
that should be NZ's Rhema (I'd forgotten that they moved to 684). 684 Kempsey 
should be the same pgm as on 702 and 738 at this time according to the website 
and this most definately wasn't // 702.   >>>

Any Christian contemporary music on 684 should be a strong indication of NZ Rhema, since I've never heard 2KP play any such music during 11 Pacific beach trips.

684-NZ Rhema had very strong signals during two Oregon Cliff trips for me this past summer, but the frequency had a strange split personality, with Bill Whitacre receiving only 2KP during his visits to Grayland and Florence, OR (with a Perseus-SDR, and one of your DKAZ antennas). On the other hand, I received only vibrant signals from 684-NZ Rhema on the PL-380 and 8" FSL, with no trace of 2KP on any of the 9 days.

73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA)   
  


-----Original Message-----
From: neilkaz <neilkaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Fri, Sep 7, 2012 8:34 am
Subject: Re: [IRCA] TP's & DU's for Friday, September 07, 2012


Dennis, since it was hrd on the SW EWE is there any chance your weak singing on 
684 was English?

I believe the song heard here on 684 yesterday was contemporary christian so 
that should be NZ's Rhema (I'd forgotten that they moved to 684). 684 Kempsey 
should be the same pgm as on 702 and 738 at this time according to the website 
and this most definately wasn't // 702.

Yesterday was certainly a morning to remember here and I look forward to a 
weekend of very very carefully going over my recordings and carefully adjusting 
filters etc for best audio.

Today seemed almost as good had there been no T-storm QRN but alas the QRN was 
too much.  73 KAZ Barrington IL


-----Original Message-----
>From: Dennis Vroom <vroomski@xxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Sep 7, 2012 9:05 AM
>To: "irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: [IRCA] TP's & DU's for Friday, September 07, 2012
>
>
>
>Long wave down again this morning. Strongest TP MW was only a fair signal. With 
the exception of HLAZ 1566 it was all low channel action. Radio Polynesie was in 
with a good signal at 1332 and 4NR was also good with instrumental music 
matching the live stream. Think I might have received the New Zealand station 
the "Breeze" on 891 with 60's pop song. Another fun morning. 
>
>153     RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 1155-1200 very poor signal with woman singing. 
Radio Rossii ID 1159. Did not hear pips at 1200. Moderate static.
>
>209     ALASKA, Yakataga CYT 1213-1214 weak signal with weather forecast.
>
>567     JAPAN, JOIK NHK1 1319 fair signal with woman in Japanese. // 594. Best 
on SW ewe, less splatter from domestics.
>
>594     JAPAN, JOAK NHK1 1241 weak signal with music. 
>
>684     UNKNOWN 1322-1330 weak signal with woman singing slowly in unknown 
language. Not NHK1, did not match JOIK //. Best on SW ewe.
>
>693     JAPAN, JOAB NHK2 1255 very weak signal with bits of Japanese audio 
getting through. 
>
>738     TAHITI, Radio Polynesie 1252 fair signal with man in French and heavy 
KCBS splatter. Sky wire loop. Good signal at 1317 with Child talking in French 
followed by man with piano music in background. Still good at 1332 with woman 
singing in French. Slight splatter. 
>
>774     JAPAN, JOUB NHK2 1219 poor with end of program music. Heavy KTTH 
splatter. 1221 fair signal with "English Radio Conversation" program.
>
>792     AUSTRALIA, 4NR ABC National 1341-1343 good signal with slight splatter 
and instrumental music. Matched live stream from ABC national.
>
>819     Level 5 het. Second time noticed this week. Heard on the NW & SW ewes. 
KGNW splatter.
>
>828     JAPAN, JOBB NHK2 1259 very weak with woman/man in Japanese. 
>
>828     AUSTRALIA, 3GI ABC? 1332-1336 fair signal at times with DU accented 
voice. JOBB gone, best on SW ewe. 1338 back again with news talk and fair 
signal.
>
>891     NEW ZEALAND,? Breeze? 1348-1351 weak signal but steady for 3 minutes. 
Popular 60's song by women vocalists (unknown to me) Did not match 5AN live 
stream or Racing programming that 4TAB carries. Seems to fit the Breeze format. 
Of course faded after the song and Imus popped in from Idaho on 890.  
>
>1566    REPUBLIC OF KOREA, HLAZ 1207-1209 very weak signal. Program in Chinese.
>
>
>Best regards,
> 
>Dennis Vroom,
>Kalama, WA
>JRC NRD 545 & DRAKE R8B
>NW & SW ewe
>Sky wire loop 753'
>High Performance Active Whip (long wave)
>Solar Indices SF 128 A 11 K 2
>Local Sunrise 1340 utc
>      Sunset  0237 utc
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