Hmmm ? maybe it really IS a ?zero sum? game ? we
can?t both have good DX at the same time?! ;-)
I?m getting payback now as I struggle through
gale-force winds driving a nasty mix of wintry
stuff to take down the 115 deg. DKAZ to have one
less thing to do tomorrow. Oh yea, it had
already blown down anyway ? not just collapsed
masts but ?blown down? still erect but
horizontal. Tie wraps busted clean off. After
I warm up and dry off a bit I?m going out to
finish and try to put the 35 deg. [?TP Magic?]
antenna back up. It?s just de-telescoped.
Fingers crossed ? as soon as they thaw out.
?
On Nov 16, 2018, at 12:24 PM, Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Conditions in Victoria seemed quite revolting
around local sunrise, so it's good to hear that
the TP's are showing up somewhere. I'll have
to see if I can find as "good" a signal heard
here around sunrise on 1287 for example.
>
> Straight over the pole seems to be a better
bet at the moment, as there's apparently some
interesting absorption out over the north Pacific ocean.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> At 11:28 2018-11-16, Bill Whitacre wrote:
>> Quoddy House, Lubec, Maine - November 16, 2018
>>
>> Korea on 972 was again the most steady of
the TPs heard after 0900utc here in a snowy
Lubec, Maine this morning. Star of the morning
though was 1089-China doing very well against WBAL on 1090.
>>
>> Signals seemed best from straight over the
pole to China and Korea rather than Japan.
>>
>> Here, in no particular order are some sound samples:
>>
>> Japan on 1287 @ 0931utc
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/1287-0931-Nov16.wav
>>
>> Japan on 774 @ 1018utc
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/774-1018-Nov16.wav
>>
>> Korea on 1566 @ 1018utc
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/1566-1018-Nov16.wav
>>
>> Korea on 972 @ 1020 and 1021utc
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/972-1020-Nov16.wav
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/972-1021-Nov16.wav
>>
>> China on 1089 @ 0954 and 1015utc
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/1089-0954-Nov16.wav
>> http://realmonitor.com/QH12/181116/1089-1015-Nov16.wav
>>
>> I wrote down several other frequencies with
possible audio during a 1030utc scan - 963,
1017, 1098, 1188 and 1215. TP DXers will
recognize those as either China or Korea
frequencies. We?ll see what further listening will provide.
>>
>> For reference, the previous 10 days of
geomag indices can be viewed on a running graph I keep:
>>
>> http://tivodxer.com/jpgraph_example3b_multi_y_axis.php
>>
>> Note A and K indices have fallen way down
and Dst has gone up above zero. All are ?good things? to trans polar DXers.
>>
>> Bill Whitacre
>> ? getting ready to dig out some snow
>>
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