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Offline Jari Finland

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America log 16-18 Jan, part 1: 530-990 kHz
« on: January 20, 2017, 0707 UTC »
I have here about 300 GB Perseus recordings from two nights. I have a strange feeling that this will take a bit time. Final log will be ready around spring 2019...

RX: Perseus. Antenna: 550 m beverage to 300 degrees. QTH: South Finland.

NA

570    17.1.    0605-            GRL: KNR Nuuk.  
580    17.1.    0328-            CAN: CFRA Ottawa ON.  
590    17.1.    0402-            CAN: CFAR Flin Flon MB.
590    17.1.    0433-            CAN: CJCL Toronto ON.  
590    17.1.    0529-            CAN: VOCM St.John's NL.
610    17.1.    0603-            USA: KDAL Duluth MN.
620    16.1.    2330-            CAN: CKCM Grand Falls-Windsor NL.  
620    17.1.    0600-            USA: WZON Bangor ME.  
640    16.1.    2305-            CAN: CBN St.John's NL.  
640    16.1.    0633-            CAN: CFMJ Richmond Hill ON.
650    16.1.   1825-              GRL: KNR Qeqertarsuaq.
660    17.1.    0658-            USA: KEYZ Williston ND.  
660    17.1.    0105-            USA: WFAN New York NY.  
680    16.1.    2115-            ALS: KBRW Pt.Barrow AK. Time in Fairbanks 15 past noon…
680    17.1.    0324-            CAN: CFTR Toronto ON.  
680    17.1.    0300-            CAN: CJOB Winnipeg MB.  
700    17.1.    0430-            USA: WLW Cincinnati OH.  
710    18.1.    0625-            USA: KIRO Seattle WA.
720    16.1.    0625-            GRL: KNR Simiutaq.
720    16.1.    0600-            USA: WGN Chicago IL.  
730    16.1.    2345-            CAN: CKAC Montreal QC.  
740    17.1.    0600-            CAN: CBX Edmonton AB.  
740    17.1.    0400-            CAN: CFZM Toronto ON.
740    16.1.    2255-            CAN: CHCM Marystown NL.  
750    16.1.    2215-            CAN: CBGY Bonavista Bay NL.  
750    17.1.    0558-            CAN: CKJH Melfort SK.
750    17.1.    0430-            USA: WSB Atlanta GA.  
760    17.1.    0415-            USA: WJR Detroit MI.
770    17.1.    0620-            CAN: CHQR Calgary AB.
770    17.1.    0300-            USA: WABC New York NY.
780    16.1.    2305-            USA: WBBM Chicago IL.  
790    17.1.    0306-            USA: KFGO Fargo ND.  
790    16.1.    0432-            USA: WAXY South Miami FL.  
800    17.1.    0528-            CAN: CKLW Windsor ON.  
800    16.1.    2145-            CAN: VOWR St.John's, NL.
820    17.1.    0338-            CAN: CHAM Hamilton ON.
820    18.1.    0632-            USA: KGNW Seattle WA.
830    17.1.    0623-            USA: WCCO Minneapolis MN.  
830    17.1.    0300-            USA: WCRN Worcester MA.  
840    17.1.    0135-            CAN: CFCW Camrose AB.  
840    16.1.    0427-            USA: WHAS Louisville KY.  
850    17.1.    0658-            USA: KOA Denver CO.  
850    17.1.    0100-            USA: WEEI Boston MA.  
860    17.1.    0659-            CAN: CBKF2, Saskatoon SK.
870    16.1.    0435-            USA: WWL New Orleans LA.  
880    17.1.    0610-            CAN: CHQT Edmonton AB. I-News 8-80.  
880    16.1.    0445-            CAN: CKLQ Brandon MB.  
880    17.1.    0030-            USA: WCBS New York NY.  
890    17.1.    0715-            CAN: CJDC Dawson Creek BC.  
890    17.1.    0210-            USA: WAMG Dedham MA.
890    17.1.    2315-            USA: WLS Chicago IL.  
900    16.1.    0500-            CAN: CKBI Prince Albert SK.
920    17.1.    0303-            CAN: CFRY Portage La Prairie MB.
920    16.1.    0413-            CAN: CKNX Wingham ON.
930    17.1.    2319-            CAN: CFBC St.John NB.  
930    17.1.    0301-            CAN: CJCA Edmonton AB.
930    16.1.    2145-            CAN: CJYQ St.John's NL.  
940    16.1.    0133-            CAN: CFNV Montreal QC.
940    17.1.    0638-            CAN: CJGX Yorkton SK.  
950    16.1.    2355-            CAN: CKNB Campbellton NB.
950    18.1.    0630-            USA: KJR Seattle WA.
950    16.1.    0436-            USA: WWJ Detroit MI.
960    17.1.    0059-            CAN: CFAC Calgary AB. CBS news.  
960    18.1.    0500-            USA: KLAD Klamath Falls OR.
960    16.1.    2359-            USA: WEAV Plattsburgh NY.
960    16.1.    2159-            USA: Tentative: WELI New Haven CT. Signal, as we say in Finland, “like a sigh of a flea”.
970    17.1.    0130-            USA: WDAY Fargo ND.
980    17.1.    0559-            CAN: CFPL London ON.  
980    16.1.    2245-            CAN: CHRF Montreal QC.  
980    17.1.    0127-            USA: KKMS Richfield MN.
990    17.1.    0258-            CAN: CBW Winnipeg MB.

CA

600    17.1.    0720-            CUB: R Rebelde, San German. //710.  
620    17.1.    0330-            CUB: R Rebelde, Colon.  
670    17.1.    0045-            CUB: R Rebelde.  
770    17.1.    0100-            CUB: R Rebelde, Victoria.
790    17.1.    0101-            CUB: R Reloj, Pinar/Holquin.  
870    16.1.    2355-            CUB: R Reloj.  
940    16.1.    0450-            MEX: XEQ Mexico City DF.
960    17.1.    0143-            CUB: R Reloj, Guantanamo.

...I should find a relaxing hobby for a change.  :P

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Re: America log 16-18 Jan, part 1: 530-990 kHz
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2017, 1711 UTC »
Outstanding, the rx and antenna combination seems to be working very well for you.
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Re: America log 16-18 Jan, part 1: 530-990 kHz
« Reply #2 on: January 20, 2017, 2011 UTC »
We have been working a couple of years to improve various things at club QTH in Maakeski, 40 km from Lahti. Main concern has been reducing noise level. That situation is generally speaking very good - there is just one unknown noise source around 1500-1530 kHz. It comes from the direction of antenna. Compared to what it is like otherwhere in modern world, QTH noise status is excellent.

Lapland in North Finland has been a traditional DX-pedition location. It is a totally different world, but with good conditions (as those couple of days) one can simulate Lapland even in South. "Don't visit Lapland - wait Lapland to visit here!". ;)

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Re: America log 16-18 Jan, part 1: 530-990 kHz
« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2017, 2245 UTC »
Neat!!! But here is one for you to try and catch. It is 580KHz WCHS in Charleston, West Virginia. It is 5KW. What is unusual for this station is at night, they do not reduce power, but beam that 5KW due east to the Atlantic Ocean. So, good possibility that you may hear this one. 73!!!!!
I was asked, yet another weird question, of how I would like to be buried, when I finally bite the big one. The answer was actually pretty easy. Face-down, like a certain historical figure in the late 1980's, (I will not mention who, but some of you will get it, and that's enough.) Why??? It would be a burial that will satisfy everyone: (1) My enemies will say that it will show me where to go. (2) On the same point, I can have my enemies kiss my butt. (3) It will temporarily give someone a place to park a bicycle. See??? A WIN / WIN for everyone.

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Re: America log 16-18 Jan, part 1: 530-990 kHz
« Reply #4 on: January 24, 2017, 2324 UTC »
Neat!!! But here is one for you to try and catch. It is 580KHz WCHS in Charleston, West Virginia. It is 5KW. What is unusual for this station is at night, they do not reduce power, but beam that 5KW due east to the Atlantic Ocean. So, good possibility that you may hear this one. 73!!!!!

SC is difficult, but I keep eye on it. :)

WMOB in Alabama must use daytime power too. Whenever it is heard, the choral music is wide and loud.

Generally speaking the best pattern would be straight up to North as Canadians do.