Re: [IRCA] Another SUPER morning or where do I start?

[Nigel Pimblett <ntp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Interesting to note your conditions.  Vastly different here.  After two 
great days, this morning brought a few hets and traces of audio from the 
high power Japanese channels but that was about it.   I didn't have time 
to post yesterday's results, but in summary it was very nearly as good 
as Friday, with China heard for the second day after never previously.  
A number of the second tier Japanese signals were also in nicely.  Heard 
4BC yesterday but other than that it was a pure Asian morning.   Last 
night I had a few TA hets but nothing that developed audio.   I suspect 
the jump in the K index will put an end to TAs for a while.

73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta

Patrick Martin wrote:

>Greetings all,
>
>Another unbelieveable TP morning, but just about all of it Northern
>Asians for the most part. Koreans, Japanese, Northern Chinese, and
>Russians everywhere. Pick a frequency, there was at least 1, 2, 3, or
>more on a channel except for a few domestic splits like 900, 990, 1080,
>1170, 1260, 1350, etc. There were TPs on most of the channels. 
>   The highlights this morning were the Russians. 612 had an Opera and
>man in RR, 1062 was Mayak, and even just after 1400 Russian o/u KGO-810.
>1062 is lp. Also Russian on 1602.  
>   No Mongolia today, but about everything else in Northern Asia.
>Chinese on 1053 on top of JOAR and jammer for a time, presume Yambien.  
>   An American pastor in EE on 801 khz at 1415, presumed to be the
>usual, Guam there. 
>  A pile up of JJ/CC on 540 at 1415. CNR with their multible sites made
>it hard to understand with the delay between transmitters, giving a
>strong "echo effect"
>   JOCR 558 was mixing with the Korean, as well as JOIK-567 mixing with
>the Korean there, same was trye for 576, plus some Ruusian inbetween. 
>   Another CC channel was 918 with the echo effect of several CC
>transmitters. Strong CC on 981 also. Russian on 1008 with JONR QRMing
>them. 
>   Drat, no filipinos though. I have been hoping for a good opening to
>the Philippines, but no such luck as yet. The low solar numbers have the
>Northern Asians covering the dial morning after morning. 
>   Oh yes, strong KK on 648, presume to be the FE Russian there with
>Foreign service. They run 1 megawatt. 
>   It sounded like Vietnam on 675 in passing also, but not on 549, just
>Russian there.  I did not detect Thailand on 891 this morning, 1575 was
>there, but not too strong. HLAZ was much stronger.
>   But the Russians were something else. So many in the 1-50 KW range
>that are unusual to hear.
>
>73,
>
>Patrick 
>
>Patrick Martin
>
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