[A-DX] Digital modes via analog shortwave, Aug 13-17

Roger
Sa Aug 13 08:10:57 CEST 2016


Am 12.08.2016 um 23:04 schrieb  [dxld]:
> A busy few days of digital text and images via analog shortwave will 
> ensue.
> WRMI Digital Special:
> http://voaradiogram.net/post/148784430842/wrmi-will-showcase-digital-modes-via-analog-radio
> VOA Radiogram:
> http://voaradiogram.net/post/148839425652/voa-radiogram-13-14-august-2016-radio-that
> A chronological schedule of all the digital-via-analog broadcasts, 
> 13-17 August, including KBC and IBC:

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Am 13.08.2016 um 02:04 schrieb Walter Salmaniw  [dxld]:
 > Thanks, Glenn, for the reminder!  Surprisingly, reception is pretty 
good even on the west coast where it's only 5:00 PM, many hours away 
from our LSS.  All in Spanish, of course.  Mentions of Europa and 
Americas.  English at 00:02 with greetings.  QSL information and WRMI 
mentions.  Huge global audience, etc....  All this on 7730.  What's the 
beam again?   73,   Walt

Nice English ID for Ecos del Torbes (oldie, as they mention the 60 m 
band).  At 00:06 UTC.  73,  Walt

And immediately after the special broadcast was the DigiDX special, 
heard at very good level in Victoria, and fully decoded the various 
modes transmitted, along with the images.  For some reason, though, my 
Fldigi didn't automatically change the center frequency from the usual 
1500 to 2200, so I had to do it manually.  Everything else worked as 
advertised.  Nice image of the antenna farm at WRMI towards the end of 
the half-hour show at 00:56 UTC.
Walt Salmaniw, Victoria, BC


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I had put the events in my calendar.  Thereby I have not forgotten the 
interesting 1-hour block on 7730 kHz @ 00.00-01.00z
The timed recording worked. Now I can hear and decode what Walter reported:


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roger