https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-356493A1.pdf

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I would be up for it, im DXing almost every morning at sunrise and almost
every day at sunset

P-Dub

On Mon, Mar 11, 2019 at 10:13 AM R. Colin Newell <coffeecanuck@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Last week someone posted a "wouldn't it be great if we had a
> live DX spotter chat window web site 100% dedicated to SWBCing
> and/or MW DXing ?"
>
> You know, a place where you could quickly sign in and post an alert that
> you're hearing HCJB on 9560 khz or Voice of the Voyager on 6160 khz...
> or there is a great TA opening to the West Coast...
>
> Show of hands: Who would use a system like this?
>
> I have some free server space and some ideas about domain names that could
> be fun...
>
> Anyway... hands!?
>
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Last week someone posted a "wouldn't it be great if we had a
live DX spotter chat window web site 100% dedicated to SWBCing
and/or MW DXing ?"

You know, a place where you could quickly sign in and post an alert that
you're hearing HCJB on 9560 khz or Voice of the Voyager on 6160 khz...
or there is a great TA opening to the West Coast...

Show of hands: Who would use a system like this?

I have some free server space and some ideas about domain names that could
be fun...

Anyway... hands!?

--
Colin Newell - Editor and creator Coffeecrew.com
<http://www.Coffeecrew.com> and
DXer.ca <http://www.DXer.ca> -
Ham Radio VA7WWV | Twitter @CoffeeCrew | Victoria - B.C. Canada

Glad you like the XHDATA D-808 Mike. I recently brought one on vacation to
Dunedin FL and I logged about 225 stations in 5 weeks. The farthest was
CFAC 960, in Calgary Alberta. I find the sound at 3 khz AM mode is
excellent for DXing. Jim, back home in the snow

Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2019 14:33:20 -0400
> From: Mike Keval Brooker <keval.mike@gmail.com>
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> I don't normally buy stuff from Ebay. But when I do, it's a XHDATA D-808
> that
> isn't legally sold in North America. Cost $ AUD 118 including shipping from
> Australia via Singapore. It arrived by Canada Post on Friday, less than 2
> weeks after I ordered it. It's a little bigger than the C Crane Skywave, so
> the C Crane will still be my go-to radio for road trips and for travel
> where every cubic millimeter of backpack space is crucial. The Skywave also
> has the Weather band, which is good to have for traveling, and runs on AA
> batteries, which are sold virtually everywhere. Jury is still out on the
> D-808's lithium battery. I have no idea how long the it will last, how
> often it will need to be recharged (so far, it doesn't seem like it will
> need to be plugged in every night like my phone) and how many recharges it
> can handle before it craps out and needs to be replaced. I don't think
> lithium batteries like the one in the D-808 are easy to find or are even
> sold in North America.
>
> The D-808's user manual is written in pretty poor Chinglish. But this is
> non unusual with many made-in-China products. It doesn't come with
> headphones or a charger. Only a USB charging cable.
>
> So far, after using it only a couple days, the D-808 has a slight edge over
> the C Crane on AM, a bigger edge on SW. But neither will beat my 1978
> Panasonic RF-2200.
>
> 73
>
> Mike Brooker
> Toronto, ON
>
>
>

Wouldn't you have a better chance at audio using your 7300 as I'd expect it
has better filters? A couple years ago, Tim Tromp showed that 4QD could be
had In the Midwest in March on occasion. I first logged them 2 years ago in
March. They suffer from a lot of slop here in IL at sunrise. I had them a
couple times in the really good DU cx we had late Sept into Oct. 73 KAZ

On Mon, Mar 11, 2019 at 8:51 AM Todd S <amdxing1976@gmail.com> wrote:

> Using the best of my Modified 2010, I was able to listen to a carrier using
> LSB. Signal was in from approx 1320-1355. Carrier was in with slow fades,
> then steady and a choppy fast fade in and out then gone. 4QD is the most
> obvious suspect.
>
> Todd Skaine
> ICOM 7300 wth a Superloop
> 2 Modified 2010s barefoot
> Toyota car radio
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