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2023-08-09
ALEXANDERSON DAY 2023, QSL FROM SAQ GRIMETON RADIO 17.2 KHz
2023-08-08
RAI INTERNATIONAL VINTAGE STICKER
"GHOSTS IN THE AIR GLOW", NEW HAARP EXPERIMENT FROM AUGUST 14th
On August 14, 2023 from 03:30–04:30 UTC (Aug 13, 23:30 EDT), interdisciplinary artist Amanda Dawn Christie will transmit the final composition of Ghosts in the Air Glow, an artwork developed for the ionospheric research instrument at the University of Alaska Fairbanks' Geophysical Institute High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP). This third and final transmission will be the capstone of Christie's five-year self-directed residency at the facility, wherein the artist treats HAARP as a musical instrument as much as a scientific one, using its unique capabilities to entangle space science experiments with works of art.
In one movement of Ghosts in the Air Glow, Christie uses the ionosphere like a giant mixing board to blend the radio frequencies of two different saxophone tracks together before they ricochet back down to earth on a single frequency. Other movements are modeled after airglow experiments that use high-frequency radio waves to generate artificial aurora. Her compositions by her are only considered complete artworks once they are received by radio on the ground after having ascended to and descended from the ionosphere. Christie states:
“The interference, distortion, and modifications made by the ionosphere are an important part of the artwork's aesthetic. In fact, I see the ionosphere's contribution to the artwork to be just as important as my own. You never know what you're going to get, and the results are different depending on where on the planet you receive the transmissions."
As a citizen science experiment, shortwave listeners from around the world are encouraged to tune in, then upload audio and video recordings of their receptions to an online repository. Reception reports for Compositions No. 1–2 have been received from Brazil, Germany, Australia, American Samoa, and Japan, as well as more than 20 additional countries. For the general public, a version of the transmission is live streamed on the project's website.
Composition No. 1, containing SSTV images and audio works, was transmitted in March 2019. Composition No. 2 expanded these media to include NBTV video, and was transmitted in October 2022. For Composition No. 3, Christie has invited contributions from other artists including, Vladyslav Atavin, Vladimir Atavin, José Alejandro Rivera, Sarah Nance, Rasu-Yong Tugen, Geneviève D'Ortun, and T. D. Walker.
Ghosts in the Air Glow is generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts; the third and final part of Christie's residency is additionally supported by the Arts Board of New Brunswick. For more information on Ghosts in the Air Glow, including past reception reports for Compositions No. 1–2 and upcoming information regarding times and frequencies of Composition No. 3, see: https://ghostsintheairglow.space/
The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, is a scientific endeavor aimed at studying the properties and behavior of the ionosphere. "The ionosphere stretches roughly 50 to 400 miles above Earth's surface, right at the edge of space. Along with the neutral upper atmosphere, the ionosphere forms the boundary between Earth's lower atmosphere — where we live and breathe — and the vacuum of space." (NASA) For more information on HAARP, see: https://haarp.gi.alaska.edu/
Press contact: amanda@amandadawnchristie.ca—
Sat, 07/29/2023 - 18:05
Composition No. 3 will be transmitted as part of the August 2023 experiment campaign and PARS summer school. For Composition No. 3, Christie has invited contributions from other artists including, Vladyslav Atavin, Vladimir Atavin, José Alejandro Rivera, Sarah Nance, Rasu-Yong Tugen, Geneviève D'Ortun, and T. D. Walker.
Composition No. 3 is a full hour long involving multiple frequencies and will be transmitted only once: UTC - August 14, 03:30-04:30 -UTC.
A condensed schedule of times and frequencies is posted at the top of this page. If you scroll down further there is detailed information on each movement.
August 14, 2023, 03:30-4:30 UTC
XXI. 03:30:00 - 03:35:00 (9.1 MHz; 9.6 MHz)
XXII. 03:35:30 - 03:42:00 (9.1 MHz; 9.6 MHz)
XXIII. 03:42:30 - 03:50:00 (9.8 MHz)
XXIV. 03:50:30 - 03:52:30 (9.8 MHz)
XXV. 03:53:00 - 03:58:00 (9.1MHz; 9.6MHz)
XXVI. 03:58:30 - 04:03:30 (9.1 MHz; 9.6 MHz)
XXVII. 04:04:00 - 04:20:00 (TBC MHz)
XXVIII. 04:20:30 - 04:25:30 (Frequency Sweeping between 5.22 and 5.3 MHz)
XXIX. 04:26:00 - 04:27:(5.2MHz)
XXX. 04:27:30 - 04:29:30 (9.1MHz; 9.6MHz)
SOURCE: https://ghostsintheairglow.space/
2023-08-02
SPECIAL QSL CARD FROM RADIO TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL
2023-07-19
RADIO EDUCACION, UNA EMITTENTE AL SERVIZIO DELLA CULTURA MESSICANA
2023-07-18
QSL AND AUDIO IN THE DX PROGRAM FROM RADIO EDUCACION 6185 KHz
2023-07-16
QSL FROM LYCA RADIO, 1458 KHz
2023-07-14
RADIO FREE LONDON
2023-07-11
THE UNIVERSAL TV. A READER'S DIGEST DREAM FROM 1955
2023-07-07
LISTENING HCJB 6050 KHz AND VINTAGE QSL
2023-07-05
RADIO ULAANBAATAR, VINTAGE QSL, STICKER AND SCHEDULE
2023-07-04
IL COMPLEANNO DEL BREVETTO 5028, MARCONI, MORETTI E DUE CHIACCHIERE TRA APPASSIONATI DI RADIO
2023-07-02
AUDIOCLIP, ALEXANDERSON DAY, CW TRANSMISSION FROM GRIMETON RADIO SAQ 17.2 KHz
Anche quest'anno, nella prima domenica di luglio, Grimeton Radio (SAQ) ha celebrato il giorno di Alexanderson, l'ingegnere che un secolo fa progettò e realizzò questa imponente stazione radio destinata alle comunicazioni intercontinentali utilizzando le onde lunghe. L'impianto con le sue imponenti torri di 200 metri di altezza e l'alternatore che ne è il cuore pulsante vengono mantenuti in funzione da una associazione culturale no profit che è riuscita a far inserire il sito nel patrimonio mondiale dell'Unesco. L'antica stazione radio è stata trasformata in un museo aperto ai visitatori e alle attività didattiche per le scuole Un paio di volte l'anno, a luglio e alla vigilia di Natale l'alternatore torna a trasmettere e l'evento è sempre atteso con molto interesse da radioamatori e appassionati di radioascolto. Nel video vi proponiamo la registrazione della trasmissione odierna.
AUDIOCLIP, TEST TRANSMISSIONS OF RADIO TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL IN FRENCH LANGUAGE
Sono andate regolarmente in onda le trasmissioni test in lingua francese programmate da Radio Taiwan International per sabato primo luglio 2023. Le trasmissioni diffuse dal centro di Tamsui erano strutturate in segmenti da 10 minuti diffusi su varie frequenze nella fascia oraria compresa tra le 17 e le 18.30 UTC. I test servivano per individuare le frequenze ottimale per il servizio in lingua francese dell'emittente di Stato di Taiwan. Questi i risultati del nostro monitoraggio:
11995 KHz
La prima frequenza ad essere stata testata e quella che oggettivamente ha dato i risultati migliori è stata quella degli 11995 KHz sulla banda dei 25 metri, testata in due segmenti che andavano rispettivamente dalle 17.00 alle 17.10 e dalle 17.30 alle 17.40 UTC. Ottimo segnale e ottima modulazione per tutti e due i test. Nel video vi proponiamo il primo test, ma anche il successivo è stato di pari qualità.
RADIO TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL TEST SU 11995 KHz

































