Re: [IRCA] Alberta TP's for 5 Sep 2008

[Nigel Pimblett <njp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Walt,
  I was likewise most interested in your very different listening 
experience this morning.    Also interesting that Craig in CO apparently 
also had some TPs, whereas here the band was totally lacking in any 
trace of a TP.   Even the Russian LW outlets were completely absent.   
Going back over some records I likely understated how good a  DU morning 
it was.    Audio heard on 16 channels, with carriers noted on another 83 
(with a fair number of decent strength), which exceeded any day I 
listened last season.  
  Certainly no recovery on the TA's here yet, with nothing noted this 
evening.
73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta

WALTER SALMANIW wrote:

> Nigel, I found your comments very interesting, as out here in the north west of BC, Asia recovered very nicely, and I received very little DU activity today.  Perhaps that "donut hole" is south of me allowing for Asia to propagate once again.........Walt in Masset.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Nigel Pimblett <njp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Friday, September 5, 2008 3:08 pm
> Subject: [IRCA] Alberta TP's for 5 Sep 2008
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>  
>
> > With the current solar activity all the action here this morning 
> > was DU, 
> > as expected.   Quite a good morning, with audio on 
> > 531, 558, 612, 
> > 639,684, 702, 729, 738, 774, 828, 846, 855, 891, 1098, 1116, and 
> > 1386.   
> > Now, many of those were very brief periods of audio, and quite 
> > weak, but 
> > it still rates as my best morning for DU audio this 
> > season.  Was 
> > especially interesting to hear a few seconds of Aussie talk on 
> > 1098, 
> > something I've never heard before.  Another first was 
> > hearing audio on 
> > 1386, which didn't sound English, so I'm suspecting Radio Tarana 
> > in New 
> > Zealand.    Many of the domestic signals seemed 
> > depressed, which 
> > helped.  For example tuning to 890 only yielded 5AN on 891, 
> > with no 
> > North American competition.   891 and 828 provided the 
> > strongest 
> > signals, with 1116 lagging behind for some 
> > reason.    In spite of the 
> > total lack of Asian signals, still a very interesting morning.
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Nigel Pimblett
> > Dunmore, Alberta
> >
> >
> >
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