Burr wrote:

Radio Australia on line live is jammed and off line

Radio Australia? That's what a radio is for. Turn it on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Have a hard time getting RA here.


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Burr wrote:

Radio Australia on line live is jammed and off line

Radio Australia? That's what a radio is for. Turn it on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Burr wrote:

Have a hard time getting RA here.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Burr wrote:

Radio Australia on line live is jammed and off line

Radio Australia? That's what a radio is for. Turn it on.

dxAce
Michigan
USA



Try 11880 UTC around 1745 UTC

Good DX

John Barnard

In article abAzd.7945$L7.5871@trnddc05, Burr wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message
Burr wrote:
Radio Australia on line live is jammed and off line
Radio Australia? That's what a radio is for. Turn it on.

Have a hard time getting RA here.

At 14:00 hours??? (9590, 7240, 5995 kHz). With WHAT?
Just add a little bit of floss to your dental work. 5995 was
s9+10 here.

They were relaying the Radio National Local programming as a
christmas special this morning (and for the last few days), so the
online folks may just not have bothered to set up the connection.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

In article ,
(Mark Zenier) wrote:

In article abAzd.7945$L7.5871@trnddc05, Burr wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message
Burr wrote:
Radio Australia on line live is jammed and off line
Radio Australia? That's what a radio is for. Turn it on.

Have a hard time getting RA here.

At 14:00 hours??? (9590, 7240, 5995 kHz). With WHAT?
Just add a little bit of floss to your dental work. 5995 was
s9+10 here.

They were relaying the Radio National Local programming as a
christmas special this morning (and for the last few days), so the
online folks may just not have bothered to set up the connection.

Burr is in southern California and on the edge of the beam from
Australia and New Zealand. You are a little better off than Burr and I
in that regard. For myself depending on the time of day both countries
range from not receivable to coming in very strong so you have to listen
at the right time. Early in the morning on the frequencies you mentioned
is usually very good. Middle to late morning they fade out. Middle
morning Burr might try 9580 and 11880.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

I was talking about the internet link.

It was jamed from so many hits!!!!


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Burr
Grundigs, FR200, YB400, Int.650 & Sat.800
Drake SW3
Scanners, BC245 & 895
Sangean DT 110 for Ponies & Ball Games
Ont, Ca 34.03.16Nx117.36.21W
RC, Ca. 35.35.82Nx117.41.57W

In article ,
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
(Mark Zenier) wrote:
At 14:00 hours??? (9590, 7240, 5995 kHz). With WHAT?
Just add a little bit of floss to your dental work. 5995 was
s9+10 here.

Burr is in southern California and on the edge of the beam from
Australia and New Zealand. You are a little better off than Burr and I
in that regard. For myself depending on the time of day both countries
range from not receivable to coming in very strong so you have to listen
at the right time. Early in the morning on the frequencies you mentioned
is usually very good. Middle to late morning they fade out. Middle
morning Burr might try 9580 and 11880.

9710, (9580 goes away at 16:00). 11880 seems to come it better right now.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

In article ,
(Mark Zenier) wrote:

In article
,
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
(Mark Zenier) wrote:
At 14:00 hours??? (9590, 7240, 5995 kHz). With WHAT?
Just add a little bit of floss to your dental work. 5995 was
s9+10 here.

Burr is in southern California and on the edge of the beam from
Australia and New Zealand. You are a little better off than Burr and I
in that regard. For myself depending on the time of day both countries
range from not receivable to coming in very strong so you have to listen
at the right time. Early in the morning on the frequencies you mentioned
is usually very good. Middle to late morning they fade out. Middle
morning Burr might try 9580 and 11880.

9710, (9580 goes away at 16:00). 11880 seems to come it better right now.

Yup, 11880 is better and when New Zealand went from 9870 to 11980 they
were better for about an hour.

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Telamon
Ventura, California