Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] D-KAZ ADDS from 5AM-6AM scan 062314

[neilkaz <neilkaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Take a look at Mark's site for some prelim stuff and explanations.

http://www.durenberger.com/documents/DKAZREPORT.pdf

73 KAZ

-----Original Message-----
>From: Les Rayburn <les@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Jun 24, 2014 11:10 PM
>To: irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] D-KAZ ADDS from 5AM-6AM scan 062314
>
>I'm fascinated reading about your mid-Summer results, which are very 
>impressive. Can you describe the antenna you're using in more detail or 
>point me towards a web link? I'd love to try to replicate it here.
>
>73,
>
>Les N1LF
>
>
>
>
>
>On 6/24/2014 6:41 PM, Mark Durenberger Mobile wrote:
>> See CAPS below
>>
>> Mark Durenberger
>> On the Road
>>
>> -----Original Message----- From: neilkaz
>> Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 5:41 PM
>> To: am@xxxxxxxxxxx
>> Cc: irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] D-KAZ ADDS from 5AM-6AM scan 062314
>>
>> Now these logs are more like what I'd expect to see with that antenna 
>> and QTH. Over the past few years, I've heard everything you list from 
>> here in IL except 580 and 590. KIDO and KQNT both have adequate 
>> patterns and power to make it here, but to my west 580 is mangled by 
>> WIBW and 590 destroyed by KXSP. I checked distances and your's are 
>> just under 1100 miles to those two stations and per my understanding 
>> of theory that can be a long single hop whereas when you add close to 
>> 300 miles more to make it here to me near Chicago a single low band 
>> hop is quite unlikely. But I am quite please to see that I have hope 
>> for KIDO and KQNT although neither was noted on a great early winter 
>> night about a decade ago when KVI was in under WNAX.
>>
>> I'd have hoped to hear you say that you had a good enough back null on 
>> WMVP to NOT have to wait for it to fade out due to daylight to let in 
>> KOMO. CHECK THE LSS MAPS TO SEE IF THAT WAS A FACTOR IN THOSE 
>> BACK-SIDE STATIONS SHOWING UP.  I DON'T THINK IT WAS ANTENNA NULL-DRIFT.
>>
>> Hmm...KAPE off the back end makes me a bit concerned about high end 
>> back null depth but around sunrise and when there's only a couple stns 
>> coming in, things can still be heard even if they are nulled 30 dB.  
>> SEE PREVIOUS COMMENT
>>
>> Considering CKWX was in, did you have any CKST (sports) mixing with 
>> WHO as often happens here in season?  YOU KNOW...I NEVER THOT TO 
>> CHECK, GIVEN HOW W-H-O IS USUALLY A NIGHTLIGHT AROUND HERE. I'LL DO THAT.
>>
>> Did you check X-band? KNTS (Spanish religious oriented and Spanish 
>> Christian mx) should've been in on 1680 for example. Maybe there was 
>> Disney on 1640 once Milwaukee dropped out?  I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WITH 
>> X-BAND, BUT I'LL GO BACK AND CHECK
>>
>> Your antenna is oriented NNW and that should give you a good chance at 
>> Alaska this fall assuming cx cooperate. But if I could pick a 
>> direction for this antenna from central MN is would be about WNW for 
>> western DX and I'd expect enough back nulls to still knock down stns 
>> along bearings from Chicago to Toronto/Montreal.
>>
>> Calls on 1450 are KZZJ. 1590 KGFK is licensed to East G.F, MN now.  
>> THANKS
>>
>> 73 KAZ Barrington IL..and sick of T-storms for a week and a half
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: Mark Durenberger Mobile <Mark4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>> Sent: Jun 24, 2014 3:13 PM
>>> To: "@NRC DX" <am@xxxxxxxxxxx>, DX-IRCA <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, 
>>> MNDXC <MDXC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Mike Shafer <mikegjco@xxxxxxxxx>, 
>>> Fred-ARRL Baumgartner <K0FMB@xxxxxxxx>
>>> Subject: [NRC-AM] D-KAZ ADDS from 5AM-6AM scan 062314
>>>
>>> This is the stuff you chase down early morning, when it's still dark 
>>> to your
>>> West and you can use that to advantage.  The best example may be 
>>> 1000, where
>>> we simply waited for WMVP Chicago to fade away in the daylight, and 
>>> that let
>>> in KOMO.
>>>
>>> Astute citizens will note that some of these catches are serious 
>>> surprises,
>>> in light of signals much closer to us here in North-Central 
>>> Minnesota.  But
>>> there we are, thanks to the D-Kaz and in no small part to the great
>>> resolution available in the Perseus SDR.  (I missed a few of these on 
>>> the
>>> first pass and found them only after going back and scanning verrry
>>> carefully.)
>>>
>>> Note the stations coming in from the South (the "backside" of the 
>>> D-Kaz).
>>> The front-back nulling had been done the previous afternoon and the 
>>> f/b null
>>> may have drifted...but it's more likely that CX were such that these 
>>> signals
>>> simply were warm enuf to make it in.
>>>
>>> Mark Durenberger
>>> On the Road
>>>
>>> 5-6 AM CDT adds TO D-KAZ LOGS  062314
>>> 140 ft. Double-Delta oriented NNW
>>>
>>> 560    KWTO    SPRINGFIELD MO
>>> 580    KIDO      NAMPA ID
>>> 590    KQNT    SPOKANE WA
>>> 640    KWPN   MOORE OK
>>> 650    KGAB    ORCHARD VALLEY WY
>>> 680    KFEQ     ST JOSEPH MO
>>> 740    KVOX    FARGO ND
>>> 750    KHWG  FALLON NV
>>> 770    KATL     MILES CITY MT
>>> 810    KBHP    STURGIS SD
>>> 900    KFAI     FULTON MO
>>> 930    KSDN   ABERDEEN SD
>>> 950    KWAT  WATERTOWN SD
>>> 960    KMA    SHENENDOAH IA
>>> 980    WPFP   PARK FALLS WI
>>> 1000  KOMO  SEATTLE
>>> 1030  KTWO  CASPER WY
>>> 1050  KMTA   MILES CITY MT
>>> 1070  KHMO  HANNIBAL MO
>>> 1090  KAAY    LITTLE ROCK AR
>>> 1100  WZFG   FARGO ND
>>> 1130  CKWX   VANCOUVER BC CA
>>> 1210  KHAT    LARAMIE WY
>>> 1230  KGHS    INTERNATIONAL FALLS MN
>>> 1240  WMFG  HIBBING MN
>>> 1270  KLXX     BISMARCK-MANDAN ND
>>> 1290  KOWB   LARAMIE WY
>>> 1310  KNOX    GRAND FORKS ND
>>> 1320  KOZY    GRAND RAPIDS MN
>>> 1340  KRBT    EVELETH-VIRGINIA MN
>>> 1360  KHNC   JOHNSTOWN CO
>>> 1450  KSSJ??  RUGBY ND  ID/DATA ARE DIFF
>>> 1550  KRPI     FERNDALE WA
>>> 1550  KAPE    CAPE GIRARDEAU MO
>>> 1590  KGFK    GRAND FORKS ND
>>>
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>
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>Les Rayburn, N1LF
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