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uncle arnie wrote:

Telamon wrote:

Radio Australia much stronger on 9580 and 11880 than usual this morning
and sounding like a local station with S10 level signals. New Zealand
on
the other hand weak and noisy but listen-able at 17:00 UTC.


I actually had worse reception of RA this a.m. than the past few days.
Snow
and cold here. I'll blame that.

Yeah, it was to cold in your neck of the woods for the radio waves so
they headed south and I got to receive them.

I'm currently listening to Radio Netherlands. 17,875 and 17,725 with big
signal, 15,315 a little weak and 17,810 is the weakest signal for me.

RN was broadcasting on these frequencies 19:00 to 21:00 UTC.

Now listening to Radio Japan on 17,825 with big excellent sounding
signal 21:00 UTC.

Running about S3-5 here.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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Telamon wrote:

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Telamon wrote:

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Telamon wrote:

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uncle arnie wrote:

Telamon wrote:

Radio Australia much stronger on 9580 and 11880 than usual this
morning
and sounding like a local station with S10 level signals. New
Zealand
on
the other hand weak and noisy but listen-able at 17:00 UTC.


I actually had worse reception of RA this a.m. than the past few
days.
Snow
and cold here. I'll blame that.

Yeah, it was to cold in your neck of the woods for the radio waves so
they headed south and I got to receive them.

I'm currently listening to Radio Netherlands. 17,875 and 17,725 with big
signal, 15,315 a little weak and 17,810 is the weakest signal for me.

RN was broadcasting on these frequencies 19:00 to 21:00 UTC.

Now listening to Radio Japan on 17,825 with big excellent sounding
signal 21:00 UTC.

Running about S3-5 here.

The RX340 is connected to the horizontal loop is seeing average S6 and
the Drake is connected to the folded dipole cut for 25 meters shows S9.

With the volume up the Drake no background noise which is my definition
of "sounding like a local station" the RX340 has some static hiss noise
on the signal dips. If I switched the antennas I would expect the
reverse although the Drake is a little more sensitive then the Ten-Tec.

Rock and roll playing right now.

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Telamon
Ventura, California