Re: [IRCA] TP 26 Mar, Victoria version

[d1028gary@xxxxxxx]

Hi Nick,

<<<   603 HLSA.  Mr. Presley inquiring whether I was lonesome tonight 
1334UT, announcer in KK reiterated the question in passable EE 
(http://www3.telus.net/public/shallpat/listen/HLSA%2020140326_1334.wav); 
although subject to erratic fading, this was one of the better 
signals for the next 15 minutes.   >>>

It's nice to know that HLSA's unusual signal yesterday morning made it to Victoria, also. Thanks for posting the MP3 of the Elvis song. Even if we might not be on the same DXing "planet," at least yesterday morning we seemed to be in the same "universe."

73, Gary








-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Wed, Mar 26, 2014 10:20 pm
Subject: [IRCA] TP 26 Mar, Victoria version


It was sunrise enhancement or nothing this morning.   Nothing lasted 
until 1325UT when the big gun Japanese poked their noses out, then a 
few more; HLSA was pretty good here also, though not quite at 
DeBockian levels,  and even its sidekick on 558 managed a few 
bars.   Things were done by 1350UT, although 774 was still delivering 
a bit of audio after 1400UT.

pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, 
at least briefly):

actually, nobody.   It wasn't that great an 
enhancement.   Actually,  HLSA was close by virtue of its wonderfully 
quiet channel.


Reasonable audio  at  times during the period (much of it 
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):

603 HLSA.  Mr. Presley inquiring whether I was lonesome tonight 
1334UT, announcer in KK reiterated the question in passable EE 
(http://www3.telus.net/public/shallpat/listen/HLSA%2020140326_1334.wav); 
although subject to erratic fading, this was one of the better 
signals for the next 15 minutes.
774 JOUB. Woman in CC, man in JJ, 1349UT.
1566 HLAZ.  Woman and man in CC 1347UT.


not so reasonable audio, occasional words or phrases in splash or 
noise could be understood by a native speaker:

567 JOIK. Woman and man in JJ //594, and at better level 1326UT
747 JOIB.  CC lessons // 774 1337UT, briefly at this level
828 JOBB.  CC lesssons //774 at 1349UT.




Burbles in the splatter and noise (if lucky, language might be 
guessed at by cadence of talk, or parallel established by changes in 
talk or music) :



558 HLQH. quiet vocal mx //603 1343UT, rather brief fade up.
1116 unID.  Man talking briefly, maybe DU EE?  1226UT
1503 JOUK. Woman and man //594 1330UT
1593 NHK2.  A few notes of mx //774 at 1331UT


Strongish het, no or "near imaginary"audio (either undermodulated or 
ravaged by splatter):

  738 891 1134 1332 1422 1494 1602


best wishes,

Nick

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