Re: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 3-5

[Walter Salmaniw <canswl@xxxxxxxxx>]

Gary, I started at 14:30 after an alert from Colin.  By then, I think the
peak had just passed.  Still plenty of purely Asian DX, but quickly died,
with a few brief bursts of life from 594, 747, 774, and 828 and
occasionally 1566.  73,  Walt Salmaniw, Victoria, BC

On Sun, Mar 6, 2016 at 1:07 AM, <d1028gary@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> It was an excellent Asian morning on the low band during sunrise
> enhancement today, with several less common TP's coming out of the noise to
> reach fair levels. 603-China and 657-Pyongyang (with a weak TP co-channel)
> were the main attractions early on around 1410, but 639-CNR1 and 738-BEL2
> (presumed) also joined them after 1430. 603-HLSA also came out of the noise
> around 1425 to dominate China for the rest of the session. The combination
> of relatively obscure TP's and competing receiver/ antenna setups (the CC
> Skywave inductively boosted by a 15" FSL, and a "barefoot" 3" FSL Tecsun
> PL-380 model) made for an exciting morning. The "Science Fiction PL-380"
> once again proved that it is pretty competitive in all-out TP-DXing,
> managing a surprising reception of 603-China at 1410-- hardly routine DX on
> a hand-held portable far from the ocean.
>
> My session started off at 1355 with the Asian propagation already in full
> swing, as both the Japanese big guns on 594, 693, 747 and 828 and the
> Korean regulars on 972 and 1566 set the pace with good signals in and out.
> 1593-CNR1 was also fair to good early on but fizzled quickly. Already the
> low band frequencies of 558, 603, 657 and 738 were managing audio, however,
> and these continued to become more interesting as daylight increased.
> 657-Pyongyang's elderly tirade woman was dominating a TP co-channel
> (Henan?) at 1408, while 603-China reached a fair level at 1410 all by
> itself. Although its signal wasn't exactly overpowering the Chinese female
> speech was clearly audible on the FSL-enhanced PL-380-- a major surprise.
> 639-CNR1 and a presumed 738-BEL2 also built up strength to fair levels
> shortly thereafter but were troubled by domestic splatter on both antenna
> setups.  603-HLSA took over the frequency from a fading China around 1425
> but there was a low-level 603 mix for the duration of the propagation.
> Overall the morning was one of the best in recent memory, and it will be
> interesting to read the other reports.
>
> 603  China  (Hulun Buir?)  Fair Chinese female speech at 1410 (CC Skywave
> and 15" FSL)
> https://app.box.com/s/d3vdtyrk4ne0z4kclpq6a1qv8tmidmlc
> 603  China  (Hulun Buir?)  Same signal on the "barefoot" 3" FSL Tecsun
> PL-380 handheld model
> https://app.box.com/s/p080s248zelnr6bxzg2eg98qj9onb80h
>
> 603  HLSA  Namyang, S. Korea  Korean vocal music dominating over China at
> 1427 (CC Skywave and 15" FSL)
> https://app.box.com/s/yrl8dwjj45h9j0iesr9nbk1bveydsbc0
> 603  HLSA  Namyang, S. Korea  Same signal on the "barefoot" 3" FSL Tecsun
> PL-380
> https://app.box.com/s/j48b67b7wffngt7tp5rpatpzj7xpqpaq
>
> 657  Pyongyang BS   Pyongyang, N. Korea   Elderly tirade woman shouting
> above more sedate co-channel (Henan?) at 1408
> https://app.box.com/s/5pdn7nccw5pgtmhc5992p6q04521xlui
>
> 73 and Good DX,
> Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA)
> 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave + 15" FSL
> 3" FSL Tecsun PL-380
>
>
>
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