Re: [IRCA] 1500 KHz "Mystery Station"

[Fred Schroyer <ibfreditor@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all, the "someone in SW PA" is me; sorry I forgot to give my QTH in an
earlier posting! To add a little more: I'm in Waynesburg, PA 15370, in
extreme SW PA, almost at the intersection of 40N / 80W. Using my CCrane
Skywave, walking around the yard, every night at various times between 7
and midnight EST, I usually hear our mystery noise behind WFED.
Consistently, I get sharp & total nulls nearly East-West (skewed a couple
of degrees toward ENE-WSW, as measured with my iPhone's compass), so that
indicates the noise source could be roughly along the parallel of 40N. The
other night on my way home from work in nearby Morgantown, WV, I heard it
weakly on the car radio, behind WFED & others before sunset, around 1730,
when skip was strongest eastward (NYC, Canadians, Virginia). If we get
enough data points, I guess we'll nail the curious thing!




Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2016 18:34:08 -0900
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Someone in SW Pennsylvania said it was in an east/west line from them, so
how far south can this be?
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