dxAce wrote:
Verstaldin wrote:

I used to listen to 4.890 early mornings, but it has been some time since I
heard them either.

Still on 4890 as heard here at 1130.



"Steve" wrote in message
ups.com...
Anyone listened to NBC Port Moresby recently on 9675 khz? I've been
trying for them for the last couple of weeks, but without luck.

Steve


Yes, I wish I could hear them on that frequency now. A few years ago,
when I lived out West, I could hear them on 4890 and listened to them
from time to time. Now that I'm on the East Coast, though, I haven't
had much luck with them on that or any other frequency...even though I
have a better setup on the whole. I'll keep trying over the next few
days...

Steve

Steve wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Verstaldin wrote:

I used to listen to 4.890 early mornings, but it has been some time since I
heard them either.

Still on 4890 as heard here at 1130.



"Steve" wrote in message
ups.com...
Anyone listened to NBC Port Moresby recently on 9675 khz? I've been
trying for them for the last couple of weeks, but without luck.

Steve


Yes, I wish I could hear them on that frequency now. A few years ago,
when I lived out West, I could hear them on 4890 and listened to them
from time to time. Now that I'm on the East Coast, though, I haven't
had much luck with them on that or any other frequency...even though I
have a better setup on the whole. I'll keep trying over the next few
days...

It'll get much better as we head towards Fall and Winter.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I am not going to cheat (if I was hitched,I wouldn't ''cheat'' on her)
and look it up first,but I think Port Moresby is in Australasia. I know
a married woman (Mary,her hubby has his own carpentry construction
business) in the Sydney area.She is originally from Kansas.She is about
my age,plus or minus a few years.Sometimes she works at the ball game
stadium.She once told me them Australian Cattle Dogs and other Dogs run
around there and you wont find a farm or ranch in Australasia without at
least one or more Australian Cattle Dogs.
www.acdca.org www.cattledog.com
cuhulin

wrote:

I am not going to cheat (if I was hitched,I wouldn't ''cheat'' on her)
and look it up first,but I think Port Moresby is in Australasia. I know
a married woman (Mary,her hubby has his own carpentry construction
business) in the Sydney area.She is originally from Kansas.She is about
my age,plus or minus a few years.Sometimes she works at the ball game
stadium.She once told me them Australian Cattle Dogs and other Dogs run
around there and you wont find a farm or ranch in Australasia without at
least one or more Australian Cattle Dogs.
www.acdca.org www.cattledog.com

Port Moresby is the Capital of Papua New Guinea.

It may interest you to know that Queen Elizabeth II is the Chief of State.

There are still quite a few shortwave stations operating in Papua New Guinea.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

OK,Port Moresby,wherever Port Moresby is.No problems here with that.
cuhulin

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
It'll get much better as we head towards Fall and Winter.

PNG and Indo reception from the Pacific NW is usually best from mid-summer,
and then declines as winter approaches. This seems to be the pattern year
after year for some reason. My best reception of long-gone Radio Enga 2410
kHz has always been in the summer, for instance.

Guy Atkins
Puyallup, WA
www.sdr-1000.blogspot.com

Guy Atkins wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
It'll get much better as we head towards Fall and Winter.

PNG and Indo reception from the Pacific NW is usually best from mid-summer,
and then declines as winter approaches. This seems to be the pattern year
after year for some reason. My best reception of long-gone Radio Enga 2410
kHz has always been in the summer, for instance.

Ah, Radio Enga. QSL'd here for a reception on November 26, 1986.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

Guy Atkins wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
It'll get much better as we head towards Fall and Winter.

PNG and Indo reception from the Pacific NW is usually best from mid-summer,
and then declines as winter approaches. This seems to be the pattern year
after year for some reason. My best reception of long-gone Radio Enga 2410
kHz has always been in the summer, for instance.

Ah, Radio Enga. QSL'd here for a reception on November 26, 1986.

Radio Manus 3315 QSL'd March 15, 1985
Radio North Solomons 3325 QSL'd Sept. 30, 1986
Radio New Ireland 3905 QSL'd March 9, 1986
Radio East New Britain 3385 QSL'd April 24, 1984
Radio East Sepik 3335 QSL'd Feb. 21, 1984
Radio Eastern Highlands 3395 QSL'd Feb. 3, 1987
Radio Milne Bay 3365 QSL'd Jan. 2, 1987
Radio Madang 3260 QSL'd Jan. 2, 1987
Radio Central 3290 QSL'd Sept. 30, 1987
Radio Simbu 3355 QSL'd Jan. 26, 1987
Radio Sandaun (West Sepik) 3205 QSL'd Dec. 16, 1989
Radio Western Highlands 3375 QSL'd Nov. 27, 1989
Radio Gulf 3245 QSL'd Oct. 28, 1989
Radio Southern Highlands 3275 QSL'd Jan. 8, 1990
Radio West New Britain 3235 QSL'd Dec. 1, 1990
Radio Morobe 3220 QSL'd Oct. 28, 1989
Radio Northern 3345 QSL'd Mar. 13, 1991
NBC 4890 QSL'd Jan. 30, 1984
Radio Western 3305 QSL'd Jan. 27, 1991

dxAce
Michigan
USA



dxAce
Michigan
USA

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Guy Atkins wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
It'll get much better as we head towards Fall and Winter.

PNG and Indo reception from the Pacific NW is usually best from
mid-summer, and then declines as winter approaches. This seems
to be the pattern year after year for some reason. My best
reception of long-gone Radio Enga 2410 kHz has always been in the
summer, for instance.

Ah, Radio Enga. QSL'd here for a reception on November 26, 1986.

Radio Manus 3315 QSL'd March 15, 1985
Radio North Solomons 3325 QSL'd Sept. 30, 1986
Radio New Ireland 3905 QSL'd March 9, 1986
Radio East New Britain 3385 QSL'd April 24, 1984
Radio East Sepik 3335 QSL'd Feb. 21, 1984
Radio Eastern Highlands 3395 QSL'd Feb. 3, 1987
Radio Milne Bay 3365 QSL'd Jan. 2, 1987
Radio Madang 3260 QSL'd Jan. 2, 1987
Radio Central 3290 QSL'd Sept. 30, 1987
Radio Simbu 3355 QSL'd Jan. 26, 1987
Radio Sandaun (West Sepik) 3205 QSL'd Dec. 16, 1989
Radio Western Highlands 3375 QSL'd Nov. 27, 1989
Radio Gulf 3245 QSL'd Oct. 28, 1989
Radio Southern Highlands 3275 QSL'd Jan. 8, 1990
Radio West New Britain 3235 QSL'd Dec. 1, 1990
Radio Morobe 3220 QSL'd Oct. 28, 1989
Radio Northern 3345 QSL'd Mar. 13, 1991
NBC 4890 QSL'd Jan. 30, 1984
Radio Western 3305 QSL'd Jan. 27, 1991

Your QSL's indicate that they were around solar maximum and we are now
at solar minimum. Think that might make a difference?

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Guy Atkins wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...
It'll get much better as we head towards Fall and Winter.

PNG and Indo reception from the Pacific NW is usually best from
mid-summer, and then declines as winter approaches. This seems
to be the pattern year after year for some reason. My best
reception of long-gone Radio Enga 2410 kHz has always been in the
summer, for instance.

Ah, Radio Enga. QSL'd here for a reception on November 26, 1986.

Radio Manus 3315 QSL'd March 15, 1985
Radio North Solomons 3325 QSL'd Sept. 30, 1986
Radio New Ireland 3905 QSL'd March 9, 1986
Radio East New Britain 3385 QSL'd April 24, 1984
Radio East Sepik 3335 QSL'd Feb. 21, 1984
Radio Eastern Highlands 3395 QSL'd Feb. 3, 1987
Radio Milne Bay 3365 QSL'd Jan. 2, 1987
Radio Madang 3260 QSL'd Jan. 2, 1987
Radio Central 3290 QSL'd Sept. 30, 1987
Radio Simbu 3355 QSL'd Jan. 26, 1987
Radio Sandaun (West Sepik) 3205 QSL'd Dec. 16, 1989
Radio Western Highlands 3375 QSL'd Nov. 27, 1989
Radio Gulf 3245 QSL'd Oct. 28, 1989
Radio Southern Highlands 3275 QSL'd Jan. 8, 1990
Radio West New Britain 3235 QSL'd Dec. 1, 1990
Radio Morobe 3220 QSL'd Oct. 28, 1989
Radio Northern 3345 QSL'd Mar. 13, 1991
NBC 4890 QSL'd Jan. 30, 1984
Radio Western 3305 QSL'd Jan. 27, 1991

Your QSL's indicate that they were around solar maximum and we are now
at solar minimum. Think that might make a difference?

It might, but I don't really know offhand. I'd almost expect the low bands to be
better at solar minimum.

My memory fails me at the same time my back is giving out!

dxAce
Michigan
USA