Just MW carriers here in Victoria last night
Steve, maybe 1386 had audio mumblings. Should
have checked longwave and didn't.

best wishes,
Nick
At 17:39 2019-01-04, STEVE wrote:
Last night, Thursday, had the best reception of 
252 Algeria that I've probably ever had. Several 
times it was strong enough to totally capture 
the frequency. Usually there is "qrm" from NDBs 
but on peaks it was the only thing heard, and I 
could use AM Sync. Over the evening I also had 
reception from 171, 183, 189, 198, 216. I also 
heard four NDBs from Greenland. Quite an unusual 
evening for far-north LF reception.  TA AMBC 
1089 produced one brief fadeup with audio at 0247 utc.
73,
Steve AA7U
near Sahuarita, AZÂ  (south of Tucson)
R75; N/S longwire

											

Last night, Thursday, had the best reception of 252 Algeria that I've
probably ever had. Several times it was strong enough to totally capture
the frequency. Usually there is "qrm" from NDBs but on peaks it was the
only thing heard, and I could use AM Sync. Over the evening I also had
reception from 171, 183, 189, 198, 216. I also heard four NDBs from
Greenland. Quite an unusual evening for far-north LF reception. TA AMBC
1089 produced one brief fadeup with audio at 0247 utc.

73,
Steve AA7U
near Sahuarita, AZÂ (south of Tucson)
R75; N/S longwire

											

AIR 1566 used to be a powerful dominant station in Newfoundland, but in the last 2 years we have not heard it at all.

Something has happened to their transmitter / antenna.

And if anyone is thinking conditions are to blame, over 40 Indians have been heard from Newfoundland although of course not all in the last few years.

Chuck