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Säsong 60, Nr 13 Olle Alm 1942 Säsong 60, nr 13 13 januari 2020 - allt Stoppdatum: MV-Eko Stoppdatum Huvudredaktör Nästa Nr 14 27 januari TL tips. Stoppdatum e-post: [email protected] Nr 15 10 februari TL tips. Info och QSL resp red. Nr 16 24 februari TL tips. 27/1 TL (tips) Olle Alm 1942 – 2019 Åter har ett tråkigt besked nått oss, vår vän och mångåriga medlem, Olle Alm, har gått bort. Min sista kontakt med Olle var för en dryg månad sedan då han just kommit hem från sjukhuset efter att ha drabbats av njursvikt. Detta var emellertid inte den enda sjukdom som Olle led av, han hade tidigare drabbats av flera. Det är för mig en vänskap sedan början av 60-talet som nu försvinner. Olle tillhörde inte de ursprungliga medlemmarna i ARC, men kom med i klubben bara ett år senare. Kontakterna vid denna tid, i början av 60-talet, kunde röra sig om telefonsamtal om ca 1 timme. En tidig kontakt, som jag minns, var Bengt Ericsons och mitt besök i Göteborg, där Olle studerade vid Chalmers. Han hade självklart en radio med sig och loggade flera rara stationer trots att han bodde i ett hus med många grannar. Störningsnivån var vid denna tid minimal. Under 70-talet kom dx-expeditionerna till de norra delarna av landet igång. Stefan Wikander övertalade Olle år 1984 att följa med på en sådan expedition till Mertajärvi. Den följdes senare av flera bl a till Abisko. Olle var under flera år redaktör för MV-Eko, dels som huvudredaktör, men även som spaltredaktör för bland andra Info- och QSL-spalten. Han var dessutom i flera år flitig medarbetare i WRTH där han var redaktör för Nordamerikadelen i ett samarbete med NRC. Våra tankar går till Olles syskon, främst Gunvor, som han delade föräldra- hemmet med i Ljungby. Vår klubb har tänt ett minnesljus. Vila i frid Olle! /Tore Larsson/ sid 1 Att hitta fotografier på Olle är inte lätt, men här ett ungdomligt och något suddigt foto från WRTH 1973. Fotot visar ”WRTH:s table team” som det står. Från vänster OA, BE, TK och TL. Vid begravningen den 17 januari kommer vår klubb att representeras av BE. ööööö I detta nummer förutom de fasta avdelningarna: * Preliminär inbjudan till ARC-SWB-konvent och 60-årsjubileum 9-10 maj 2020 – GL * Rollin’ down the Mississippi River, del 2 – PSG * Jämförelse av NA-konditionerna december 1997 och december 2019 – A * En nostalgigers funderingar – BD och Asfaltstelgrafen update – TLB * Salvador Dali och min radio – ”Floka”, GP 7.1.2010 via TL * HCVR3 R Vía, Machala-1160 kHz – Sim (sistasida) Dekaler och logotypes har vi denna gång fått från JOB, Sim, SM och TN. Tnx! Nostalgi-QSL: * ARC-nostalgi – RFK * R City, Army Fort on Shivering Sands-1034 kHz – JGÖ * British Forces Network, Köln-1214 kHz – BD * KING Radio, Army Fort on Red Sands-1268 kHz – JGÖ och R Veronica off Scheveningen-1562 kHz – TL Nya QSL: * NRK Ingøy-153 kHz – RFK * R T-Pot, Gasselternijveen-1287 kHz – JGÖ * R Center, Riga-1602 kHz – LSD * Dhivehi Raajjeyge Adu (Voice of Maldives)-1449 kHz – SM * JOJF Kofu-765 kHz – JM och JOB * 2ME ”2 That’s Me”, Australia-1638 kHz – SM * R Rhytm, Brisbane QLD-1665 kHz – SM * KVOW Riverton WY-1450 kHz – JOB sid 2 ARC Newsflash: För bidrag: [email protected] Hemsida/blogg: www.arcticradioclub.blogspot.se/ Vi finns även på Facebook, gilla oss där LOGGEN All Times in MV-Eko refer to UTC unless otherwise stated. Noteringar i loggen: AN = Arne Nilsson, Sjulsmark, lyssnar-QTH i Gransel, Älvsby kommun, nära Vidsels Robotbas CB/S = Christer Brunström, Halmstad som lyssnat hos Mikael Aspenström, Söndrum JE = Jan Edh, Hudiksvall, lyssnar-QTH i Fredriksfors JOB/F = Jan Oscarsson, Umeå som lyssnat i Bosse Olofssons QTH i Furuögrund OJS/A = Odd-Jørgen Sagdahl, Trondheim, remote Andøya – 1000 meter 285 grader OJS/K = Odd-Jørgen Sagdahl, Trondheim, remote Kongsfjord (Veines) OJS/L = Odd-Jørgen Sagdahl, Trondheim, remote Loran C (close to Berlevåg) OJS/S = Odd-Jørgen Sagdahl, Trondheim, remote Smøla RFK = Ronny Forslund, Svartsjö, lyssnar-QTH i Fredriksfors RÅM/F = Rolf Åhman, Älvsjö som lyssnat hos BOS i Furuögrund SW/B = Stefan Wikander, Söråker i stugan på Bjännmyrmon med 2x430 meter staggared beveragearray och flagarray Europa 182 31.12 2210 Europe 1 skulle slå av för alltid vid midnatt men teknikern måste haft bråttom hem till tolvslaget och nyårschampagnen för när jag återvände strax innan midnatt för att avnjuta de sista minuterna hade stationen redan tystnat. RFK 1026 28.12 1600 BBC R Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, ID and news. FB 1359 28.12 1545 Greatest Hits Radio, Coventry, pop mx, ID. FB 1386 1.1 1230 R Poland via Litauen med tyska kl. 1230 och engelska 1300 – nytt från och med idag. 3-4 CB 1386 7.1 1258 R Poland via R Baltic Waves, Viesintos. Heltimme engelska. UQ 1386 28.12 1600 Carillon Radio, Loughborough, ID and news. FB 1386 3.1 2300 Carillon Radio, Loughborough ID-ade efter att ha kört jazz nonstop. RFK 1395 28.12 1600 R Seabreeze, Grou, ID and news. FB 1440 28.12 0330 R 208, Copenhagen, rock mx, EE ID. FB 1440 5.1 0600 R 208, Copenhagen. Ganska bra hörbarhet. AN 1440 12.1 0536 R 208 Ishøj med gamla svenska progglåten ”Livet är en fest”. UQ 1449 6.1 0618 RAI Veneta, Belluno, Italy, regional px, ID and local news. FB 1476 26.12 0500 Carillon Wellbeing R, Coalville hördes fint med ID och nx JOB/F 1503 24.12 0610 BBC R Stoke sade godmorgon och “Merry Christmas!” JOB/F 1520 6.1 1630 SER R Manresa med lokal reklam på katalanska. 3-4 CB/S 1575 7.1 0618 RAI Portofino Genova ”Giornale Radio della Liguria” till 0630. UQ 1584 6.1 1540 R Diffusione Europea, Trieste hördes starkt med trafikinformation från polisen i Trieste. 4 CB/S Oid/Tent Europa 1287 3.1 2155 En station med progressiv rock mystifierade här och spelade bl a ”Summertime blues” med Blue Cheer. Låg på 1286,979 kHz och enligt Max van Arnhem ska det vara Radio T-POT som halkat snett. Den lär även ibland köra Radio Swedens gamla paussignal. Försvann 22.19. RFK sid 3 Afrika 702 29.12 0502 R Algérie, Laghouat, FF px “Sahel infos et actualités”. FB 840 5.1 0301 Voice of the broad masses of Eritrea Asmara. Bernt-Ivan löste ID, via TN. Normalt Sänder dom på 837 kHz. Lite förvånad över att få in den på min 300 gr antenn vid denna tid! AN 1350 28.12 0400 ERTU Quseir, Egypt, ID by YL. FB 1431 8.1 2105 VOA Djibouti med engelsk språkkurs för fransktalande afrikaner. 2130 VOA news engelska. Hörd på lilla Tecsun-loopen. UQ Asien 594 3.1 1530 AIR Chinsurah, India, EE px ID and news // 747 kHz. FB 936 12.1 0450 IRIB R Markaze Azerbeijan stark med nyheter om talibaner. Alltjämt läsbar 0515 – ca 1½ timme efter lokal soluppgång. UQ 1449 31.12 0100 Voice of Maldives, Thilafusi med den maldiviska hymnen. Jag fick kolla Youtube för att vara säker på saken. Nytt land i lurarna för mig och har kommit igång alldeles nyss. Även hyfsat 4.1. Dock inte dagarna emellan. Tyvärr inget QSL än. Messenger borde väl funka men... JOB/F 1449 6.1 0100 Voice of Maldives Thilafusi startade sändningen med sin nationalsång. Gick ganska bra och tidvis ostört några minuter. Men BBC, Saudi Arabien och Italien är oftast väldigt starka här. Fick ett par trevliga mail som svar på min rapport där man berättade att man kör med 25 kW men fortfarande brottas med problem med täckningen över öarna. Mauno Ritola meddelar nu ikväll 12.1: Asiawaves informs, Maldives 24h a day and "Relays Radio Eke 103.8 MHz overnight". TN Oceanien 900 1.1 1200 KMVI Kahului HI. SGD 940 1.1 1300 KKNE Waipahu HI kom upp fint med id. Sim 1500 2.1 1400 KHKA Honolulu HI, svag och störd vid id, klart bättre lite senare. SGD 1540 2.1 1400 KREA Honolulu HI. Sim Nordamerika 540 2.1 0304 CBT Grand Falls-Windsor NL. Lokal väder. JM 540 2.1 2359 CBT Brand Falls-Windsor NL stark. ”… 1400 AM in Gander” BOS 540 2.1 2359 CBT Grand Falls-Windsor NL “CBC Radio One 1400 AM in Gander”. RÅM/F 550 1.1 1300 KTZN Anchorage AK, ffg hos mig. SGD 550 29.12 0600 WGR Buffalo NY med ett par bra ID då man dominerade fqn. BOS 550 25.12 0700 KOAC Corvallis OR. OJS/K 550 16.12 0900 KARI Blaine WA. OJS/K 550 1.1 1000 KARI Blaine WA, svag och störd. SGD 550 29.12 0603 WSAU Wausau WI ”NewstalkRadio 5-50 WSAU Wausau”. JE 560 26.12 0800 KLZ Denver CO “KLZ 560” JOB/F 560 28.12 0900 WQAM Miami FL. OJS/S 560 29.12 0800 WQAM Miami FL med svagt ID under WGAN men bra ibland. BOS 570 3.1 0404 WMCA New York NY IDade och Kevin McCullough sen BOS 570 1.1 1000 KVI Seattle WA. SGD 570 4.1 0200 CFCB, Corner Brook, NL, med VOCM id. HeP 570 31.12 0500 CKSW Swift Current SK ”Thank you for listening to country music station CKSW 5-70. we now return to night watch”. JE 580 21.12 0900 KMJ Fresno CA. OJS/K 580 25.12 1200 KUBC Montrose CO. OJS/K 580 16.12 0600 KIDO Nampa ID. OJS/K sid 4 580 6.1 0700 CFRA Ottawa ON, “CFRA Radio, an iHeart radio station, Ottawa’s …”.
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