Re: [IRCA] far flung DX

[The Kaskey Family <kaskeyfamily@xxxxxxxxx>]

I remember Sep-Oct 1976 and Sep-Oct 1977 as well.  I didn't hear any TA's but the TP's were magnificent here in San Francisco.

don k.



cafe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> > In this quiet time for DX, I'll go into a "when I was a boy" mode, but,
> > back in the mid 70's, hearing BBC-UK's audio on 647 gradually fade down and
> > being replaced by whichever Far East Russian was on the same channel was my
> > moment here on the west coast.   This was at home using a box loop antenna
> > and a transmogrified National HRO receiver
>
> I remember that night well...
>
> Moscow and AFN Germany on 872khz...
> Wales on 881... BBC on 647
>
> Sept and Oct 1976 - We will never forget.
>
> I was using a DX150B (Hall-patched), a
> 350foot micro-mini beverage pointed due north
> run through a matching device fashioned from a
> 3' frame loop mounted on press board coupled
> to the DX150B through a ferrite loop strapped
> to the back of the receiver.
> Back then the VOA Okinawa on 1178khz would
> hammer 1180 Kalispell Montana every morning through
> sunrise at amazing levels.
>
> Colin Newell in Victoria
>
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