In article ,
ospam (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: Kameron Spesial

Telamon wrote:

Best case - What you are doing is to tune something in, look it up
a database other people have taken the time to verify and generate
then state you heard that station without identifying them yourself
so your log is worthless.

Why is that worthless?

I've been in the hobby coming up on 40 years. In my years in high
school and college I studied a slew of languages. The first thing I
do is try to identify the language or language group. Then I use
several databases, including HFCC, ILG, EiBi to make an educated
guess. Then I listen up to three or minutes usually, until I can pick
up on what's being talked about. Not really that difficult. I never
claimed any of this stuff to be DX info. I'm just listing what I'm
hearing. Anyone with a radio with an external antenna ought to be
able to confirm any list I provide.

You have been lying in this news group for years.

"I'm just listing what I'm hearing. Anyone with a radio with an external
antenna ought to be able to confirm any list I provide."

Yeah that's all you are doing. I can't identify english broadcasts as
fast as you claim to be able to identify broadcasts in a foreign
language.

If you use an up to date list you are only right because of someone
else's hard work you scum of the earth.

But ignore Telamon. He's a COMPLETE off-the-wall loon. Is he STILL
making constant delusions about me not even having a radio?

With the huge amount to credibility you have this means a lot.

That's why he was one of the first to go into the killfile. This NG
is much more enjoyable without seeing their posts. It would be better
still, if you didn't re-post their attempts to try to lure me into
fighting with them.

Radio can be fun.

Yeah you should try it. Chance are you just make up the stuff. With all
the lying you have done here I'll need proof you actually own a SW
radio. There is nothing you have posted that leads me to believe you
actually own a SW radio. Prove it and I'll shut up about it.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Michael Bryant wrote:

Sept 5
DE1103

11530 1956 USA-AL, WEWN-Vandiver Spanish Good
11775 1958 ANGUILLA, WUN English Excellent
11815 2000 COSTA RICA, REE Spanish Good
11840 2001 MOROCCO, VOA-Briech Ukrainian Good
11850 2003 TURKEY, VoT-Emirler French Fair
11855 2005 ASCENSION, VOA English Fair,NoWYFR
11955 2006 GABON, RFI-Moyabi French Excellent
11975 2008 SAO TOME, VOA-Pinheira English Good
11995 2010 FRANCE, RFI-Issoudun French Fair
12050 2011 EGYPT, RC-Abis Arabic Good, distort
13620 1953 INDIA, AIR-Bangalore French Fair, //13605
13630 1952 USA-NC, R Marti-Greenville Spanish Heavy
Jamming,//11930
13700 1950 CANADA, RCI-Sackville French Excellent
13740 1948 CUBA, RNV-Habana Spanish Excellent
13760 1946 USA-IN, WHRI-Noblesville English Good

13770 1945 PORTUGAL, RDPI-Lisbon Portuguese Fair-Good
13780 1943 GERMANY, DW-Nauen German Weak
13795 1942 SWITZERLAND,SRI-Sottens English Fair
17800 2013 NIGERIA, VoN-Ikorodu English Good

I hope Telamon is still out there.... ;-)

I'm sure he is. Did you figure out where RTM-Sarawak was at yet?

(Nice list-log...)

dxAce

I use to log lots of DX stations like Michael Bryant when I was out in the
rural countryside with lots of property and good antennas. So I have no
question that Bryant is logging all those stations. Wonder what he uses for
antennas??
"Michael Bryant" wrote in message
...
Sept 5
DE1103

11530 1956 USA-AL, WEWN-Vandiver Spanish Good
11775 1958 ANGUILLA, WUN English Excellent
11815 2000 COSTA RICA, REE Spanish Good
11840 2001 MOROCCO, VOA-Briech Ukrainian Good
11850 2003 TURKEY, VoT-Emirler French Fair
11855 2005 ASCENSION, VOA English Fair,NoWYFR
11955 2006 GABON, RFI-Moyabi French Excellent
11975 2008 SAO TOME, VOA-Pinheira English Good
11995 2010 FRANCE, RFI-Issoudun French Fair
12050 2011 EGYPT, RC-Abis Arabic Good, distort
13620 1953 INDIA, AIR-Bangalore French Fair, //13605
13630 1952 USA-NC, R Marti-Greenville Spanish Heavy
Jamming,//11930
13700 1950 CANADA, RCI-Sackville French Excellent
13740 1948 CUBA, RNV-Habana Spanish Excellent
13760 1946 USA-IN, WHRI-Noblesville English Good

13770 1945 PORTUGAL, RDPI-Lisbon Portuguese Fair-Good
13780 1943 GERMANY, DW-Nauen German Weak
13795 1942 SWITZERLAND,SRI-Sottens English Fair
17800 2013 NIGERIA, VoN-Ikorodu English Good

I hope Telamon is still out there.... ;-)


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A,
Degen 1102, Degen 1103, GE SRll,
Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
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In article NzN_c.813$2H5.226@trndny07,
"David" wrote:

I use to log lots of DX stations like Michael Bryant when I was out in the
rural countryside with lots of property and good antennas. So I have no
question that Bryant is logging all those stations. Wonder what he uses for
antennas??

It's not humanly possible to identify that many stations that fast even
if they are all in english or a persons first language. All he is doing
is hearing a station on a frequency and looking it up on a current
frequency list someone else took the time to verify.

That is if he actually listens at all.

"Michael Bryant" wrote in message
...
Sept 5
DE1103

11530 1956 USA-AL, WEWN-Vandiver Spanish Good
11775 1958 ANGUILLA, WUN English Excellent
11815 2000 COSTA RICA, REE Spanish Good
11840 2001 MOROCCO, VOA-Briech Ukrainian Good
11850 2003 TURKEY, VoT-Emirler French Fair
11855 2005 ASCENSION, VOA English Fair,NoWYFR
11955 2006 GABON, RFI-Moyabi French Excellent
11975 2008 SAO TOME, VOA-Pinheira English Good
11995 2010 FRANCE, RFI-Issoudun French Fair
12050 2011 EGYPT, RC-Abis Arabic Good, distort
13620 1953 INDIA, AIR-Bangalore French Fair, //13605
13630 1952 USA-NC, R Marti-Greenville Spanish Heavy
Jamming,//11930
13700 1950 CANADA, RCI-Sackville French Excellent
13740 1948 CUBA, RNV-Habana Spanish Excellent
13760 1946 USA-IN, WHRI-Noblesville English Good

13770 1945 PORTUGAL, RDPI-Lisbon Portuguese Fair-Good
13780 1943 GERMANY, DW-Nauen German Weak
13795 1942 SWITZERLAND,SRI-Sottens English Fair
17800 2013 NIGERIA, VoN-Ikorodu English Good

I hope Telamon is still out there.... ;-)


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A,
Degen 1102, Degen 1103, GE SRll,
Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
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--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote in message ...
In article NzN_c.813$2H5.226@trndny07,
"David" wrote:

I use to log lots of DX stations like Michael Bryant when I was out in the
rural countryside with lots of property and good antennas. So I have no
question that Bryant is logging all those stations. Wonder what he uses for
antennas??

It's not humanly possible to identify that many stations that fast even
if they are all in english or a persons first language.

If you're familiar with the schedule and the announcers/programs, you can
go that fast. I can hear the Canadian accent on RCI in an
instant, Radio Netherlands broadcasts in English have a certain
vocabulary that is unique, BBC news has a very exact style and locution,
etc. Others here can identify the
exact transmitter being used by the hum. Now, I can only do this for
a few big powerhouse Euro/NA broadcasters - doing this for a wide range of
African/Arabic/South American/etc. broadcasters is way beyond my skill.

Tim.

In article ,
(Tim Shoppa) wrote:

Telamon wrote in message
.
..
In article NzN_c.813$2H5.226@trndny07,
"David" wrote:

I use to log lots of DX stations like Michael Bryant when I was
out in the rural countryside with lots of property and good
antennas. So I have no question that Bryant is logging all those
stations. Wonder what he uses for antennas??

It's not humanly possible to identify that many stations that fast
even if they are all in english or a persons first language.

If you're familiar with the schedule and the announcers/programs, you
can go that fast. I can hear the Canadian accent on RCI in an
instant, Radio Netherlands broadcasts in English have a certain
vocabulary that is unique, BBC news has a very exact style and
locution, etc. Others here can identify the exact transmitter being
used by the hum. Now, I can only do this for a few big powerhouse
Euro/NA broadcasters - doing this for a wide range of
African/Arabic/South American/etc. broadcasters is way beyond my
skill.

Well you and I are mere mortals. Bryant has a super powered
imagination.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

From: "David"

use to log lots of DX stations like Michael Bryant when I was out in the
rural countryside with lots of property and good antennas. So I have no
question that Bryant is logging all those stations. Wonder what he uses for
antennas??

That's one of the reasons I haven't been posting as many lists lately. I live
in an apartment in an industrial suburban part of Louisville. I mainly use
about thirty feet of internal random wire, two West and North-pointing Sony
AN-LP1s, an MFJ 1020, and two of the Radio Shack Amplified SW antennas.

The point of these logs are that I'm hearing them on a new Degen 1103. With
just the extendable antenna rod!! It beats my 7600G even when the 7600G is
hooked to one of the AN-LP1s. The sensitivity seems to be much better than the
SW77.

I think this reflects some recent improvements in propagation, but the 1103 is
a hot receiver. I need to find a way to hook it up to an external antenna.

Impressed.


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A,
Degen 1102, Degen 1103, GE SRll,
Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
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In article ,
ospam (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: "David"

use to log lots of DX stations like Michael Bryant when I was out in the
rural countryside with lots of property and good antennas. So I have no
question that Bryant is logging all those stations. Wonder what he uses for
antennas??

That's one of the reasons I haven't been posting as many lists lately. I live
in an apartment in an industrial suburban part of Louisville. I mainly use
about thirty feet of internal random wire, two West and North-pointing Sony
AN-LP1s, an MFJ 1020, and two of the Radio Shack Amplified SW antennas.

The point of these logs are that I'm hearing them on a new Degen 1103. With
just the extendable antenna rod!! It beats my 7600G even when the 7600G is
hooked to one of the AN-LP1s. The sensitivity seems to be much better than the
SW77.

I think this reflects some recent improvements in propagation, but the 1103 is
a hot receiver. I need to find a way to hook it up to an external antenna.

Impressed.

Sounds more to me that you are doing something wrong with the AN_LP1 /
7600G. That is if you are not just making it all up.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Michael Bryant wrote:


Sept 5
DE1103

11530 1956 USA-AL, WEWN-Vandiver Spanish Good
11775 1958 ANGUILLA, WUN English Excellent
11815 2000 COSTA RICA, REE Spanish Good
etc...

Another nice list is available he


http://members.tripod.com/~bpadula/13mbsurvey.html


mike

From: m II

http://members.tripod.com/~bpadula/13mbsurvey.html


Nice, Mike. Thanks. Any more actual SW info?


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A,
Degen 1102, Degen 1103, GE SRll,
Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
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