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June 5th 06, 08:01 AM
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New Zealand schedule update
New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting.
This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#2
June 5th 06, 10:06 PM
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New Zealand schedule update
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, Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#3
June 5th 06, 10:11 PM
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New Zealand schedule update
Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. 15720 is coming in nicely here at S 4-6 dxAce Michigan USA |
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#4
June 5th 06, 10:35 PM
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New Zealand schedule update
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dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. 15720 is coming in nicely here at S 4-6 Yeah, it should continue to improve throughout that schedule segment. It's coming in better now than 20 minutes ago but still a little noisy S3 to S7. 13730 will be much better later. NZ and Australia will be both better late afternoons and evenings. Both countries fade for me late mornings to early afternoon and are good most of the rest of the day or night. Well, now as I type this they are doing worse S2 to S5. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#5
June 5th 06, 10:40 PM
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New Zealand schedule update
Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. 15720 is coming in nicely here at S 4-6 Yeah, it should continue to improve throughout that schedule segment. It's coming in better now than 20 minutes ago but still a little noisy S3 to S7. 13730 will be much better later. NZ and Australia will be both better late afternoons and evenings. Both countries fade for me late mornings to early afternoon and are good most of the rest of the day or night. Well, now as I type this they are doing worse S2 to S5. Peaking at S8 here, but the fades seem just a bit deeper. dxAce Michigan USA |
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#6
June 7th 06, 04:32 AM
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New Zealand schedule update
In article
, Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , "Jim Hackett" wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message .. . In article , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. 15720 is coming in nicely here at S 4-6 Yeah, it should continue to improve throughout that schedule segment. It's coming in better now than 20 minutes ago but still a little noisy S3 to S7. 13730 will be much better later. NZ and Australia will be both better late afternoons and evenings. Both countries fade for me late mornings to early afternoon and are good most of the rest of the day or night. Well, now as I type this they are doing worse S2 to S5. Well, I had a good signal on 13730 until about 02:15 UTC when for some reason they went off the air. Been off for a few minutes now, must be transmitter trouble. It appears that the DRM signal on 15720 went away at the same time. In any event I heard the DRm noise on 15720 before I went on to listen on 13730 and at 02:30 UTC the DRm signal is also missing. Checked their web site and don't see anything about a problem or a scheduled shutdown. Well, they just came back on both frequencies at 02:43 UTC. I concur. Rod Stewart starts singing and off the air they go AGAIN. Well, it WAS Rod Stewart. I can't blame them for going off air... Apparently the RNZ transmitter can't handle Rod Stewart. RNZ just came back on 13730 at 02:56 UTC. Looks like NZ is continuing to have problems with its transmitter. I have been listening to 13730 for hours and they have been missing in action on that frequency. They just came on at 02:48 UTC today and I'll see how long that lasts. They should have been there since 22:36 UTC from yesterday. Maybe I have should have mentioned that we are currently having a Geomagnetic storm with Kp 5 at one point but that does not seem to be impeding my reception of NZ or Australia. The 02:48 UTC was a crash start with a no signal to S6-S8 levels. I did notice some pretty bad fading from USA east coast stations earlier today on the 17 MHz band. At the same time Australia was very good on 17715 and weak on 17795. After Australia switched to frequencies on the 15 MHz band they have been good. Currently listening to them on 15515 and NZ on 13730. The NZ DRM signal on 15720 and the AM signal on 13730 are about the same S6-S9 and Australia is around S9. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#7
June 7th 06, 05:14 AM
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New Zealand schedule update
How about them Kiwis? Still all quiet on the Western Front,on armageddon
day. cuhulin |
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#8
June 8th 06, 05:21 AM
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New Zealand schedule update
In article
, Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , "Jim Hackett" wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message om .. . In article , Telamon wrote: In article om , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. 15720 is coming in nicely here at S 4-6 Yeah, it should continue to improve throughout that schedule segment. It's coming in better now than 20 minutes ago but still a little noisy S3 to S7. 13730 will be much better later. NZ and Australia will be both better late afternoons and evenings. Both countries fade for me late mornings to early afternoon and are good most of the rest of the day or night. Well, now as I type this they are doing worse S2 to S5. Well, I had a good signal on 13730 until about 02:15 UTC when for some reason they went off the air. Been off for a few minutes now, must be transmitter trouble. It appears that the DRM signal on 15720 went away at the same time. In any event I heard the DRm noise on 15720 before I went on to listen on 13730 and at 02:30 UTC the DRm signal is also missing. Checked their web site and don't see anything about a problem or a scheduled shutdown. Well, they just came back on both frequencies at 02:43 UTC. I concur. Rod Stewart starts singing and off the air they go AGAIN. Well, it WAS Rod Stewart. I can't blame them for going off air... Apparently the RNZ transmitter can't handle Rod Stewart. RNZ just came back on 13730 at 02:56 UTC. Looks like NZ is continuing to have problems with its transmitter. I have been listening to 13730 for hours and they have been missing in action on that frequency. They just came on at 02:48 UTC today and I'll see how long that lasts. They should have been there since 22:36 UTC from yesterday. Maybe I have should have mentioned that we are currently having a Geomagnetic storm with Kp 5 at one point but that does not seem to be impeding my reception of NZ or Australia. The 02:48 UTC was a crash start with a no signal to S6-S8 levels. I did notice some pretty bad fading from USA east coast stations earlier today on the 17 MHz band. At the same time Australia was very good on 17715 and weak on 17795. After Australia switched to frequencies on the 15 MHz band they have been good. Currently listening to them on 15515 and NZ on 13730. The NZ DRM signal on 15720 and the AM signal on 13730 are about the same S6-S9 and Australia is around S9. I have a good signal on Australia 12080, 13670, 15240, and 15515 but no sign of RNZ on 13730 at 04:15 UTC. They must be having more transmitter trouble. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#9
June 8th 06, 06:51 AM
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New Zealand schedule update
In article
, Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , "Jim Hackett" wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message .c om .. . In article om , Telamon wrote: In article .c om , Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , Telamon wrote: New Zealand updated their schedule and added DRM broadcasting. This would be a good test of DRM. Maybe some one can compare the DRM and analog broadcasts and let us know if the DRM is a real improvement or not. 04 Jun 2006 - 02 Sep 2006 UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days 4:59 6:58 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 All Pacific 0° Daily 6:59 10:59 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49 & 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0° Daily 10:59 12:59 9870 AM 31 NW Pacific, Bougainville, PNG, Timor, Asia 325° Daily 13:00 16:50 7145 AM 6095 DRM 49 All Pacific 0° Daily 16:51 18:50 6095 AM 7145 DRM 41 Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga 35° Daily 18:51 19:50 9630 AM 13730 DRM 31 and 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 19:51 22:35 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19 & 21 All Pacific 0° Daily 22:36 4:58 13730 AM 15720 DRM 19 All Pacific 0° Daily Looking at this frequency schedule the 16:51 18:50 6095 AM broadcast does not propagate to me at all. 19:51 22:35 15720 AM is currently weak. 22:36 4:58 13730 AM was very good yesterday. 15720 is coming in nicely here at S 4-6 Yeah, it should continue to improve throughout that schedule segment. It's coming in better now than 20 minutes ago but still a little noisy S3 to S7. 13730 will be much better later. NZ and Australia will be both better late afternoons and evenings. Both countries fade for me late mornings to early afternoon and are good most of the rest of the day or night. Well, now as I type this they are doing worse S2 to S5. Well, I had a good signal on 13730 until about 02:15 UTC when for some reason they went off the air. Been off for a few minutes now, must be transmitter trouble. It appears that the DRM signal on 15720 went away at the same time. In any event I heard the DRm noise on 15720 before I went on to listen on 13730 and at 02:30 UTC the DRm signal is also missing. Checked their web site and don't see anything about a problem or a scheduled shutdown. Well, they just came back on both frequencies at 02:43 UTC. I concur. Rod Stewart starts singing and off the air they go AGAIN. Well, it WAS Rod Stewart. I can't blame them for going off air... Apparently the RNZ transmitter can't handle Rod Stewart. RNZ just came back on 13730 at 02:56 UTC. Looks like NZ is continuing to have problems with its transmitter. I have been listening to 13730 for hours and they have been missing in action on that frequency. They just came on at 02:48 UTC today and I'll see how long that lasts. They should have been there since 22:36 UTC from yesterday. Maybe I have should have mentioned that we are currently having a Geomagnetic storm with Kp 5 at one point but that does not seem to be impeding my reception of NZ or Australia. The 02:48 UTC was a crash start with a no signal to S6-S8 levels. I did notice some pretty bad fading from USA east coast stations earlier today on the 17 MHz band. At the same time Australia was very good on 17715 and weak on 17795. After Australia switched to frequencies on the 15 MHz band they have been good. Currently listening to them on 15515 and NZ on 13730. The NZ DRM signal on 15720 and the AM signal on 13730 are about the same S6-S9 and Australia is around S9. I have a good signal on Australia 12080, 13670, 15240, and 15515 but no sign of RNZ on 13730 at 04:15 UTC. They must be having more transmitter trouble. Never did hear them on 13730 this evening but I have them on 9615 at 05:50 UTC. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#10
June 9th 06, 05:58 AM
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New Zealand schedule update
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, Telamon wrote: Snip Looks like NZ is continuing to have problems with its transmitter. I have been listening to 13730 for hours and they have been missing in action on that frequency. They just came on at 02:48 UTC today and I'll see how long that lasts. They should have been there since 22:36 UTC from yesterday. Maybe I have should have mentioned that we are currently having a Geomagnetic storm with Kp 5 at one point but that does not seem to be impeding my reception of NZ or Australia. The 02:48 UTC was a crash start with a no signal to S6-S8 levels. I did notice some pretty bad fading from USA east coast stations earlier today on the 17 MHz band. At the same time Australia was very good on 17715 and weak on 17795. After Australia switched to frequencies on the 15 MHz band they have been good. Currently listening to them on 15515 and NZ on 13730. The NZ DRM signal on 15720 and the AM signal on 13730 are about the same S6-S9 and Australia is around S9. I have a good signal on Australia 12080, 13670, 15240, and 15515 but no sign of RNZ on 13730 at 04:15 UTC. They must be having more transmitter trouble. Never did hear them on 13730 this evening but I have them on 9615 at 05:50 UTC. Looks like they finally fixed their transmitter. I listened to the entire segment 22:36 to 4:58 on 13730 with a good signal over S9 today. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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