Overall this August 2017 DXpedition has been far and away the most productive Rockwork 4 trip ever, with two Western Australians (531-6DL and 558-6WA) received at decent levels, five stations received

Overall this August 2017 DXpedition has been far and away the most productive Rockwork 4 trip ever, with two Western Australians (531-6DL and 558-6WA) received at decent levels, five stations received

<<< You may be aware that 4KZ will be also on SW 5055 kHz sometime this year. >>> Yes, Tony, we heard that news a few months back. The 5055 kHz frequency might even make it to our west coast

With the ABC website deleting Podcast audio for LR Network episodes earlier and earlier, I thought it would be a good idea to record the ABC Podcast audio matching a surprisingly strong reception of

You may be aware that 4KZ will be also on SW 5055 kHz sometime this year. Tony K

Thanks very much, Tony! The 1259 clip was probably 4KZ, but no definite evidence showed up in the recording. After posting the 1258 clip James Niven dug out a "4KZ regional news" ID for me at the 8

1259 clip sounds more like a US accent/Australian 1307 Mentions One Card and Fuelcard so if its not in Aus as card brands it will be the NZer. 73, Tony K

For anyone skillful in deciphering DU English (Theo?) or who may be skillful in listening, several strong DU English mystery recordings were made on 531 kHz during the recent Rockwork 4 DXpedition

For those interested, this was the overwhelming signal from the extreme long-range Australian 558-6WA (9,126 miles/ 14,687 km) from 1325-1328 on August 22nd at the new "Oz Hill" DU-DXing hotspot in

Richard: <<< Downloading an ABC podcast was the same process I used to confirm my reception of a very weak signal from 774-3LO here last fall. Again, it was also a humble 8-inch FSL being used.

Gary: Downloading an ABC podcast was the same process I used to confirm my reception of a very weak signal from 774-3LO here last fall. Again, it was also a humble 8-inch FSL being used. However

While DU-DXing on a sloping ocean side hill in Lincoln City, Oregon last Tuesday I tracked down an astonishing signal on 558 kHz, with an apparent ABC network format. If it was in fact an ABC program,

For the solar eclipse trip to Lincoln City, Oregon the decision was made to take along modest TP-DXing gear, since a flat ocean beach at that location had already been tried three times previously,

It's actually much simpler. The answer to "How many radios is enough" is always "Just one more"...

Hi https://forums.radioreference.com/hf-mw-lw-general-discussion/227065-how-many-radios-enough.html 12-03-2011; zz0468; Member Join Date Feb 2007; Location 14.020 MHz @ 30 wpm Quote: Originally

From 2010-2011 four DU-DXpeditions were conducted from the relatively flat ocean beach at Road's End State Park in Lincoln City, providing average results (complete with enhanced domestic splatter,

Greetings from the total eclipse zone, where the weather was clear and sunny, and everyone had an awesome experience. The last DU signal during the regular session (774-3LO) bit the dust at 1355, and

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Good luck, Gary! We look forward to your report of reception during the eclipse. Michael

Lincoln City, Oregon is a typical ocean coast tourist town with a huge number of motels, factory outlet malls and diverse restaurants. Currently it is overwhelmed by visitors (paying and otherwise)