KMOX is in Saint Louis,Missouri.No wonder you can't get anything! You
don't know how to Operate a Radio.
cuhulin

john mccain was born in the Panama Canal Zone.That ******* could not
legally run for prez of U.S.A.years ago and he can never legally run for
prez of U.S.A.EVER! Read the Constitution of the United States of
America.john mccain could not fly U.S.Navy Aircraft either,he crashed at
least two of them unecessarily.Most U.S.Navy guys know john mccain
didn't know how to fly U.S.Navy Aircraft.Even I (U.S.Army) knows that!
cuhulin

In article ,
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
"Brian Hill" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
I was listening to Radio Netherlands when they dropped out on 17,735 and
15,315 with the usual very strong signal and they just dropped into the
noise. Transmitter trouble? Nope, big solar flare.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

I was getting some very strong crackling noises when it started. Not like
lightning but weird. I just moved into this new home and my have gotten some
RFI from around here but it ran right with the peak of the storm.

I never heard Australia on 21,740 today and currently I don't hear them
on 17,795 and just barely getting them on 17,715 MHz.

17795 was totally stomped on at 23:00 here in Seattle.
I was surprised that Radio Netherlands was coming in good
on 9845 at 00:45 UTC. (BTW, only two more Insight commentaries
by Robert Green(e) before he retires...)

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

wrote:

KMOX is in Saint Louis,Missouri.No wonder you can't get anything! You
don't know how to Operate a Radio.
cuhulin

Thank you for being the poster child for the American education system.
He was writing about his location and not KMOX.

JB

wrote:

I wonder if the weird conditions explain the odd audio I detect on the
part of CAMSLANT Chesapeake. The voices seem oddly muffled.

Steve

Reception is absolutely abyssmal here in Edmonton. I can barely hear WWV
on 10 MHz and that's all I can hear. All my usual hallmarks for reception
are in the noise. That'll teach me to live at a relatively northerly
latitude.

JB