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It's time to remember John Bryant  View Printable Version 
Sunday, February 09 2025

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Thanks for posting this. I never had the opportunity to meet John, but we talked a few times. He really loved this hobby and did a lot to transform it.

 

It's time to remember John Bryant  View Printable Version 
Sunday, February 09 2025

HCDX
Tomorrow (today, UTC) marks the 15th anniversary of a great loss to the
DXing hobby, Professor John Bryant who passed away on Tuesday February 9th,
2010. It's difficult to believe that he left us so many years ago
already. John was preparing his home in Stillwater, OK for sale before
moving out permanently to the beautiful mountain top home on Mt.
Constitution on Orcas Island. Unfortunately, he had a fall from a ladder
sustaining a fatal head injury. His obituary outlines his many passions,
especially radio.

https://www.islandssounder.com/obituaries/john-hulon-bryant/

Anyone who ever met John quickly realized his amazing intellect and
curiosity. I had the great pleasure of knowing John, and his wife Linda
for a number of years. John visited my DX cabin in Masset on a couple of
occasions, and we visited John and Linda a few times on Orcas Island,
including picking up a new Eton E1 receiver, as well as a bunch of electric
fence posts which at that time were not found in Canada, but very useful
for stringing DKAZ antennas. My son and I flew to Orcas Island and after a
lovely afternoon, escaped the Island just before a major storm to get back
to Victoria is our little Cessna 172. I no longer own the ETon, but still
have many memories of John, and a few of his matching transformers, chokes,
the electric fence posts, and all the volumes of Proceedings. John was an
amazing man. I'm sure he's up there kicking himself that he missed out on
the SDR revolution that we've experienced since his passing. R.I.P, my
dear friend! Walt Salmaniw Victoria/Masset, BC
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It's time to remember John Bryant  View Printable Version 
Sunday, February 09 2025

HCDX
Tomorrow (today, UTC) marks the 15th anniversary of a great loss to the
DXing hobby, Professor John Bryant who passed away on Tuesday February 9th,
2010. It's difficult to believe that he left us so many years ago
already. John was preparing his home in Stillwater, OK for sale before
moving out permanently to the beautiful mountain top home on Mt.
Constitution on Orcas Island. Unfortunately, he had a fall from a ladder
sustaining a fatal head injury. His obituary outlines his many passions,
especially radio.

https://www.islandssounder.com/obituaries/john-hulon-bryant/

Anyone who ever met John quickly realized his amazing intellect and
curiosity. I had the great pleasure of knowing John, and his wife Linda
for a number of years. John visited my DX cabin in Masset on a couple of
occasions, and we visited John and Linda a few times on Orcas Island,
including picking up a new Eton E1 receiver, as well as a bunch of electric
fence posts which at that time were not found in Canada, but very useful
for stringing DKAZ antennas. My son and I flew to Orcas Island and after a
lovely afternoon, escaped the Island just before a major storm to get back
to Victoria is our little Cessna 172. I no longer own the ETon, but still
have many memories of John, and a few of his matching transformers, chokes,
the electric fence posts, and all the volumes of Proceedings. John was an
amazing man. I'm sure he's up there kicking himself that he missed out on
the SDR revolution that we've experienced since his passing. R.I.P, my
dear friend! Walt Salmaniw Victoria/Masset, BC
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B24 RNZ Pacific update  View Printable Version 
Saturday, February 08 2025

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B24 RNZ Pacific_update
Source: https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/listen
Update: Jan 27, 2025
Transmitter maintenance: Every month on the first Wednesday is Maintenance day at our transmitter site from 2230 - 0600 UTC. ( Thursdays 1030 - 1800 NZST) During this period there may be interruptions to our programmes.
B24 Winter Schedule: 27 Oct 2024 - 28 Mar 2025
UTC/ Frequencies/ Target Areas/ Days0000-0558 Daily 17675 Pac (Update Jan 27, 2025)0559-0958 Mon-Fri 13755 Pac0559-1258 Sat & Sun 13755 Pac0959-1258 Mon-Fri 13755 Sol Isl & PNG1259-1650 Sun-Fri 7390 Pac1259-1658 Sat 7390 Pac1651-1858 Sun-Fri 11725 Ton, Fij, Sam & Cook Isl1651-1858 Sat 11725 Pac1859-1958 Sun-Fri 15720 AM & 13840 DRM Pac1859-2158 Sat 15720 Pac1959-2058 Sun-Fri 15720 AM & 13840 DRM Ton, Fiji, Sam & Cook Isl2059-0000 Daily 17675 Pac
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Voice of Indonesia - Anomaly or actual change of format? +  View Printable Version 
Wednesday, February 05 2025

HCDX
thanks Ron

INDONESIA 4755.018 kHz at 14.00 UT Febr 5th, requested Vo INS Jakarta Cimanggis site
S=6 remotedly herd in Doha Qatar and Hirsoshima Akitakata JP Perseus_net SDR unit.
At 14.13 UT young lady singer performance.

Nothing heard / seen today at 14.30 UT
on screen of 3325 kHz Palangka Raya relay site,
capital and largest city of the Indonesian province of Central Kalimantan.

Neighbour lower side
4750even kHz China mainland CNR1 program via Hailar site.

(vy73 de wolfie df5sx )

From: Ron Howard via groups.io
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2025 3:58 PM
Subject: Re: Voice of Indonesia - Anomaly or actual change of format?

INDONESIA. 4755, VOI, 1301-1400 UT, Feb 5 (Wednesday), heard via Kiwi SDR remote at Bandung, Indonesia.
Yes, a major change in their format. Now with a more informal style of a DJ; giving local Jakarta time (5-6) and
playing a lot of pop songs and preempting many programs that were formerly on every day. 3325 (VOI) remains
silent.

1301-1311: Intro and news. 1311: "Commentary" about the progress being made with the new capital, Nusantara.

1314-1324: Pop songs; second day without the patriotic song “Bagimu Negeri” and no "Today in History."

1324: Announcer/DJ chatting and with "wise words" quotation - "If you want to be a great leader, write like a journalist
and speak like a storyteller."

1336: Item about managing village funds; priority of 15% towards dealing with poverty (news story -
https://en.antaranews.com/news/343781/minister-calls-for-responsible-management-of-village-funds ).

1353: Tourist info about Indonesia beach; similar to "Indonesian Wonders" format, but no program name mentioned today.

1355: DJ with time check (coming up to six, in Jakarta; so this broadcast must be recorded).

1355-1359: Rather a brief segment of "Music Corner," with only one song.

Ron
Monterey, Calif.
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