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6 December 2010 Editor Utgivare: Umeå Kortvågsklubb (UKVK), c/o L Bygdén, Tomterna 23, 918 31 Sävar 6 december 2010 E-mail: [email protected] alt. Editor : LAB [email protected] Pg: 48 23 28 - 2 All times are UTC 15 Stoppdatum/Deadline: Nr 15: 10 dec Nr 1: 31 dec ORDENTLIGT UKVK ÅRSMÖTE försenat blir tyvärr denna Dizzy-utgåva, h-red Härmed kallas till UKVK:s årsmöte den 16 ja- beklagar detta men p g a vissa omständigheter nuari 2010. Tid: 1600 (SNT). Plats: Konditori har det inte varit möjligt att slutföra redigering- Mekka (Rådhusesplanaden 15, Umeå). Sedvan- en i tid. liga frågor står på dagordningen. ORDENTLIGT Välkomna! med vinter har större delen av landet begåvats NÄSTA med de senaste veckorna, både kyla och snö utgåva blir årets sista och förhoppningsvis skall och i vissa medier rapporteras om ”extrem- den hinna ut före jul. Högst på önskelistan över vinter”, nja, inte ännu kanske men helt klart julklappar står förstås även i år, toppkonditio- kom vintern ovanligt tidigt. ner! THE HIGH LATITUDE OBSERVED RADIO QUALITY November 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Solarflux9192918784807875757678767780 A-index 7 6540245753167 Protoner 0.2 hela perioden Via A Något färre tips denna gången, men en del intressanta loggningar och vi får t o m plocka fram världsdels- rubriken Oceanien igen! Nästa utgåva torde nog bli fullmatad med tips eftersom NA-kondsen varit gans- ka gynnsamma nu i början av december. Häng med! MV-red: LAB Afrika 1296 21.11 1555 SRTV Reiba IDade ”Juna Omdurman” och sedan sjöngs det av ett antal över- styrda herrar. QRK 4 KAJ Asien 702 21.11 1610 TRT 1 Catalca gick starkt med nyheter. QRK 4 KAJ 900 21.11 1610 R Iran, Teheran dominerade stort vid denna tid. KAJ 1557 21.11 1600 IRIB R Iran Zabol gick av och till trots fransosen. KAJ Nordamerika 570 5.12 0616 CKSW Swift Currant SK ”We are the home for the holiday CKSW”. JE 590 4.12 0558 KHAR Anchorage AK ”Heart Radio 59” och nostalgimusik. JE 680 5.12 0600 KBRW Barrow AK med religiös körsång- CJCB ”in och ut” och störde. JE 700 5.12 0500 KBYR Anchorage AK ”Smart Radio”. JE 730 5.12 0550 CHMJ Vancouver BC ”All traffic” med väder. JE 800 27.11 0901 CHRC Quebec QC. Ett bokstavsanrop som var- ken stämmer med CHRC eller CFOM som sänder nattprogrammet Souvenirs Garantis. ”C--- au Quebèc”. FD 820 5.12 0556 KCBF Fairbanks AK med lokal Alaska-sport. JE 860 5.12 0900 CHAK Inuvik NT ”Radio One”. JE 880 5.12 0650 CHQT Edmonton AB ”i(?)News 8-80”. JE 890 2.12 0700 WAMG Dedham MA ”La Nueva Mega” ovanligt rent och klart under ganska lång tid. JE 10.11 0705 WLS Chicago IL tryckte helt undan den annars dominerande SS-musiken från Mass. ODD 27.11 0834 WLS med vädret i C2C breaket. FD 5.12 0900 CJDC Dawson Creek BC country. JE 910 27.11 0901 CKDQ Drumheller AB. Kort och gott “Q-91” mellan två countrylåtar. FD 920 27.11 0843 CKNX Wingham ON. ”Broadcasting from Wingham Ontario, you were listening to CKNX AM 920, western Ontario’s information leader, a division of Blackburn Radio Inc.”. “Gammal” country annars. FD 930 21.11 0700 WBEN Buffalo NY dominant denna dag. BOS 940 2.12 0400 WINZ Miami FL. Fox Sports. Inte ett spår av WIPR som brukar dominera. JE 5.12 0620 CJGX Yorkton SK ”GX94”. Country. JE 950 5.12 1025 KJR Seattle WA ”The Fan”. JE 960 22.11 0110 WEAV Plattsburgh NY ”The Zone”. JE 970 5.12 0640 KFBX Fairbanks AK ”ESPN 9-20, The Ticket”. JE 980 27.11 0906 CJME Regina SK. ”CJME News” efter vädret. Andra intressantare stationer fanns med, men fadade hela tiden felaktigt för att få ID. FD 1000 21.11 0900 KOMO Seattle WA IDade. Skönt att det verkar bli konds igen. KAJ 1040 27.11 1002 CKST Vancouver BC. “This is Team 1040”. FD 1060 27.11 0700 WQOM Natick MA. “Station of the Cross … Radio Station 1060 AM WQOM Na- tick Boston”. EWTN program. /Betydligt ovanligare i höst jämfört med de senaste säsongerna. Om jag förstått saken rätt så har de nya ägarna inte kört med full ef- fekt än. –red/ FD 1070 2.12 0648 WKOK Sunbury PA hörde jag nu för tredje gången på relativt kort tid. Fox Sports. Men KNX dominerade även på 300-gradaren. JE 21.11 0700 CHOK Sarnia ON denna gång och inte NY-stn. BOS 1080 5.12 0630 KUDO Anchorage AK. Id-ade i ett kort fönster. Hyllade amerikanska ”hjältar” som slåss i Afghanistan och Irak. ”The American people is with you in this… mis- sion”. JE 1090 27.11 0806 WBAL Baltimore MD med promo för traffic/weather. FD 1120 27.11 0700 WBNW Concord MA. “You’re listening to … Money Matters Radio Network on WBNW 1120 AM … WPLM 1390 AM Plymouth and WESO 970 AM Southbridge … The Money Matters Radio Network”. FD 1140 5.12 0400 WQBA Miami FL äntligen med ett anständigt id på heltimmen, alldeles efter Ca- nadas nyhetspling. JE 21.11 0900 CHRB High River AB med musik ganska svag. KAJ 5.12 1018 KSLD Soldotna AK ”ESPN 11-40, ESPN Radio Soldotna”. JE 1150 2.12 0645 CKOC Hamilton ON är inte direkt vanlig för mig, men nu gick den bra. /Har blivit mycket mer lätthörd nu sedan CHGM lämnat frekvensen. –red/ JE 21.11 0700 WIMA Lima OH har jag inte lyckats höra tidigare så den var efterlängtad! /Grattis! Bara CKOC hos mig denna tid…… -red/ BOS 1160 21.11 0700 WQRT Florence KY ännu en OH-stn som hördes! Riktar sig mot OH-publik. BOS 5.12 0715 BBC World Service som nästan trängde undan denna morgon våldsamt dominanta WYLL. Kan knappast vara annat än Bermuda. JE 1170 27.11 0753 WCXN Claremont NC dök upp regelbundet med MEX-mx non-stop men med ID mellan var annan låt ungefär. “La Qué Buena 1170 AM” t ex. Annars mest en co- lombian, en annan LA och WWVA. Ett par perfekta slogans i alla fall. BOS 27.11 0855 WCXN med ett par “La Que Buena 1170 AM” och mex-mx. FD 27.11 0939 WCXN förvånande bra i topparna med sina “La Qué Buena 11-70 AM” mellan lå- tarna, men vissa WWVA-QRM ibland. Ännu en station som inte borde höras, day- timer! Tnx TJ för tips på NORDX! LAB 5.12 0508 KJNP North Pole AK med vädret. Rent och fin med kanonstyrka. JE 1180 27.11 0831 WHAM Rochester NY med en promo för Bill Cunningham. FD 2.12 0700 WHAM ”NewsRadio 11-80” när Rebelde vad beskedligare än vanligt. JE 27.11 1000 KYES Rockville MN mycket fint långa stunder med Relevant Radio-program, “AM 11-80 K-YES” på timmen. Annonserade även sin web-adress kyesradio.com LAB 1190 27.11 0830 WOWO Ft. Wayne IN. ”News Talk 1190 WOWO”. FD 1200 21.11 0755 CJRJ Vancouver BC med indisk sång stark en stund. KAJ 1210 2.12 0700 WPHT Philadelphia PA ”Big Talker”. JE 1220 0700 WHKW Cleveland OH. ”The Word” - men faktiskt lite musik också vid timmen. CJRB MT dominerade dock. JE 1230 5.12 0740 WSBB New Smyrna Beach FL med nostalgimusik. JE 1240 8.11 0840 KCCR Pierre SD med id, promo mm. BOS 1250 2.12 0708 WEAE Pittsburgh PA med ESPN men både CJYE och CHSM var med. JE 27.11 0900 WSSP Milwaukee WI med sport som vanligt, ”Sportsradio 12-50 WSSP Milwau- kee” annonserades bl a på timmen. Och CHSM dominerade förstås frekvensen, också som vanligt. LAB 1270 27.11 0900 WXYT Detroit MI med ett “97 1 The Ticket” och antagligen WXYT Detroit strax före. Hördes otroligt dåligt enbart på anropet. ”Sporting News Radio” skär igenom bra. Har gäckat mig länge. FD 1280 21.11 2100 VSB2 BBN, Hamilton Bermuda fram redan den här tiden, men efter bara kort- stund tog CFMB Montreal över. Konkurrerade delvis ut Noti Uno 04 med nyheter från IRN. JE 5.12 0801 WFAU Gardiner ME ”SportsRadio 12-80” Fox Sports Radio. JE 21.11 0900 CFMB Montreal QC hade jag nästan glömt bort att den var igång. BOS 5.12 0730 WNAM Neenah-Menasha WI ”Great songs, great memories”. JE 27.11 0933 WWTC Minneapolis MN mestadels bättre än WNAM m fl en period. Uppmanade oss att “Listen online anytime at am1280thepatriot.com”. LAB 1290 27.11 0759 WRNI Providence RI körde BBC program. FD 5.12 0730 WRNI med BBC WS (inget ”lokalt” id). JE 5.12 0730 WJNO West Palm Beach FL med väder och annonser innan det blev C2C igen. JE 8.11 0541 WMCS Greenfield WI med ID i röran. LAB 8.11 0830 KKAR Omaha NE dominerade frekvensen den här tiden och ID:ade “Newstalk 12-90 K-car” i breaket på halvtimmen, sen Fox News. LAB 21.11 0910 KGVO Missoula MT med ID och Coast to Coast. KAJ 6.11 0734 KUMA Pendleton OR. “News Talk 1290 KUMA” efter vädret. FD 1300 2.12 0459 WGDJ Renssealer NY ”This is Talk 13hundred”. JE 27.11 0922 WGDJ förbi “the Talker Giants” (=WOOD/KGLO) med ett “Talk 1300”. LAB 27.11 0901 WXRL Lancaster NY försökte tappert komma förbi WOOD med sin country, men lyckades bara under kortare stunder. LAB 2.12 0700 WXRL med släpig country. JE 23.11 0733 WFFG Marathon FL med vanliga jinglen och id. ODD 5.12 0730 WFFG ”Keys Radio Florida Keys”. JE 21.11 0915 KKOL Seattle WA riktigt hyfsat.
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