Re: [IRCA] who turned out the lights?

[Nigel Pimblett <njp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Similar observations here.  After getting used to dozens of Asians, 
today I heard a total of zero.    Had quite a lot of carriers, but all 
seemed to be of DU origin.   The only audio noted was on 1116 and 702 
from Australia, 1035 from New Zealand, and a couple of minutes of good 
reception from presumed Fiji on 639.   The new SW station on 4755 from 
Micronesia had a real good signal, after not being able to hear it at 
all the past few days (in fact I wondered if it was even on).

73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta

Nick Hall-Patch wrote:

>or....more properly, redirected them?
>
>Things were very dull at 1350UT, but by 1415UT, there's some audio 
>poking up from the other side of the Pacific, but, for example, 594 
>was English talk, and 612 is quite readable in EE.  828 has no sign 
>of Japanese, just English talk.
>
>Last K index is still quite low (2), however.
>
>
>Nick
>
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