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Daytime DX, experience in South Brazil
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huelbe_garcia@...
Hello groups,
This saturday, between 12:02-12:30 PM local time, I was at beach (29 41S, 49 58W) with a SRF-59. It was possible to hear AM stations from Rio de Janeiro, 627 miles / 1010 kilometers northeast from my position. Stations heard were: 860KHz, 100KW, Radio CBN Rio SIO 232 940KHz, 100KW, Radio Super Brasil Rio, SIO 232 1220KHz, 150KW, Radio Globo Rio SIO 444 1280KHz, 100KW, Radio Tupi Rio SIO 343 The path was completely over the ocean. Using an external ferrite antenna (like this one: http://paginas.terra.com.br/arte/sarmentocampos/LoopFerriteRGP3.htm ), the signals were almost local :) Regards, Huelbe Brazil |
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John H. Bryant <bjohnorcas@...>
Very nice loggings for daytime, Huelbe!
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AND FELLAS, TAKE A LOOK AT THAT ANTENNA ON THE LINK!!! Now that is my kinda ferrite booster bar!!! John B. At 10:17 PM 6/15/2008 -0300, you wrote: Hello groups, |
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Huelbe Arizon Garcia <huelbe_garcia@...>
Hi John, group.
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Thank you for your kind reply. I think it is nice to give the credits for the original idea: the site says the "RGP3 Long & Medium Wave ferrite small loop antenna" (named after its first builder initials Rene Passold) is based on article "Loop Experiments: The Super Booster Bar" by Gerry Thomas published by National Radio Club. RGP3 is a nice work. It covers 150KHz - 1750KHz in two bands. --hg On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 20:23:42 -0700, "John H. Bryant" <bjohnorcas@...> said: Very nice loggings for daytime, Huelbe! --
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