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Today's Topics:
1. DXpedition from Pompano Beach, Florida (RobWilknr)
2. 75 Years BBC (paul gager)
3. Guatemala: Audio Hist?rico de La Voz Popular, (Clandestina)
(JOSE MIGUEL ROMERO ROMERO)
4. Loggings From 6 October MicroDXpedition (Dave Valko)
5. Eritrea & Ethiopia logs ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
6. Re: Dxers Unlimited's weekend edition for 6 -7 October 2007
by Arnie Coro CO2KK (Prof.Arnaldo Coro Antich)
7. SOMALIA: RADIO SHABELLE IS BACK ON AIR (Zacharias Liangas )
8. FW: Contribution (Artur Fern?ndez Llorella)
9. Logs (Marc Vissers)
10. HCDX logs between 2007-10-06 0000 UTC and 2007-10-07 0000 UTC
(Risto Kotalampi)
11. Oct 6 Logs ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
12. 4755.10 from Australia ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Message: 1
Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 04:16:09 -0400
From: RobWilknr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] DXpedition from Pompano Beach, Florida
To: "...-HCDX" <[email protected]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Mini DXPedition
As this was the first mini dxpedition before local dawn brought two
flashlights and thermos of French roast coffee. A small table supported
the radio.
Location was on a boat dock by the river affording some comfort.
Mosquitoes were not a problem. Power lines are buried and noise level
was quiet as the 2010XA has no noise blanker. The whip antenna was used
for all logs. Wished to test the ability of the 2010XA to lock in synchro.
---- 0930 to 1140 GMT ----- River DXPedition 4 October 2007
SFI = 67 A = 16 K = 2
2310 Australia VL8A Alice Springs NT ---2325 Australia VL8T
Tennant Creek NT ---2485 Australia, VL8K Katherine NT--- 0952 to
1135 all three Australians held in well, with [synchro lock] sports
report 1130 into Happy Birthday greetings. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
3173[X] Peru Radio Municipal, Panao Nothing noted this morning. Noted
on the air on 3 October same time period. rlcw
3204.9 PNG Radio West Sepik 1140 om with news items [Wilkner-FL River
DXPedition] (Also 3260 and 3315 noted same time)
3329.6 Peru Ondas del Huallaga, Hu?nuco at 1107 to 1110 with very poor
signal in lsb. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
4716.6 Radio Yura, Yura 1000 usual man and woman with ID's, [synchro
lock] pleasant audio for Bolivian music. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
4790. Indonesia RRI Fak-Fak 1133 om with call to prayer. Peruvian had
faded out. this in lsb no lock. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
4796.4 Radio Mallku, Uyuni 0930 yl, good signal [synchro lock] with
good audio. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
4905 China Xizang PBS, Lhasa 1120 too 1124 yl in language // 4920
Xizang PBS. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
5019.9 Soloman Islands, SIBC, Honiara at 0945; 1010 recheck. Fair
signal in lsb [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
5039.2 Peru Radio Libertad, 0950 Junin excellent signal with om music
[synchro lock] with good audio. [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
5040.4t. Burma Radio Myanmar at 1115 in usb, [Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
5967.8 R Nacional de Huanuni, Huanuni 0930 weak in lsb with om in
Spanish.[Wilkner-FL River DXPedition]
6009.5 Colombia LV de tu Conciencia 0947 in lsb. [Wilkner-FL River
DXPedition]
6010 Mexico Radio Mil 1000 with numerous ID's. Using usb to avoid the
Colombian. this // 1000 which was logged [synchro lock] [Wilkner-FL
River DXPedition]
Best Regards,
Bob
Pompano Beach
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Message: 2
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 00:39:12 +0200
From: "paul gager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 75 Years BBC
To: <[email protected]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Maybe of interest?
##############
(BBC WS E-Mail Network)
75 Years
In December, BBC World Service celebrates 75 years on air and this week
we're launching the first series of our anniversary season. Every day for
75 days we'll be broadcasting special one-minute features in selected
editions of our news and current affairs programmes. They'll include
archive recordings from each of the 75 years and cover innovations in
broadcasting, changing styles in reporting and some of the unforgettable
moments from radio and television which bring 20th-century history to life
The series begins in 1932 with Director General Lord Reith's somewhat
restrained launch of what was known then as the Empire Service.
>From 4 October - programme times (GMT) - at approximately 18 or 20 minutes
past the hour in the programmes listed below; 27 minutes past in editions
marked *:
Monday to Friday : World Briefing: 0100, 1500*, 1800, 2100; The World
Today: 0300, 0700, 2300; World Update: 0900; Newshour: 1200, 2000
Saturday and Sunday : World Briefing: 0100, 0900*, 1700*, 1800, 2200; The
World Today: 0300, 0700, 2300; Newshour: 1200, 2000
73,
Paul Gager
Austria
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Message: 3
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 12:27:40 +0200 (CEST)
From: JOSE MIGUEL ROMERO ROMERO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Guatemala: Audio Hist?rico de La Voz Popular,
(Clandestina)
To: Frecuencia DX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Interesante Blog donde se puede escuchar un audio de la primera transmisi?n
de la emisora clandestina La Voz Popular de Guatemala. La Voz Popular
Este es el primer programa de la Voz Popular, radio que funcion? durante la
guerra y era emitida desde el Coraz?n de la Sierra Madre por la Unidad
Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca.
Por su valor hist?rico, lo compartimos con todos ustedes.
http://esnecesariohabervivido.blogspot.com/2007/05/la-voz-popular.html
73 Jos? Miguel Romero
---------------------------------
S? un Mejor Viajero
?Quieres saber c?mo? ?Deja que otras personas te ayuden! .
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Message: 4
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 11:30:58 -0400
From: "Dave Valko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Loggings From 6 October MicroDXpedition
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[email protected]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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6 OCTOBER 2007: Went out to one of the local remote listening sites this
morning specifically to try for PMA 4755.25. Did indeed hear it!! Conditions
were only fair at best and very noisy from thunderstorms.
RX: JRC NRD-535D
ANT: 394' Beverage (BOG) at 285?
QTH: local reclaimed stripmine
Duration: 1000-1200 UTC
Solar Indices: S.F. = 68 A Index = 6 K Index = 2 G1 No storms.
WX: Mainly clear, warm 56? F. (13? C.)
MICRONESIA (POHNPEI) 4755.25 PMA "The Cross" 1002-1201, M preaching at
t/in, but not quite strong enough to copy. Abt on par w/3235 West New Britain
at this time. 1019 mx bridge then deep-voiced anncr. 1026 pleasant Pop-like
mx, abt 20 sec. of deadair, then more mx. Continued w/mx sounding like live
Pop, Rock ,and even Alternative (ala Greenday). 1048 short ID anmnt by young
lady "Hi, this is Melinda. You are listening to Radio ?? ?? Aviation, ?? ??".
I'm not 100% sure of "Radio" and "Aviation", but that's what it sounded like.
Into "good news" of the Gospel pgm w/M preaching from 1049-1150. Went into
more mx starting with a Punk song at 1151(!!) followed by a long soft Pop song
to 1159. 1159 apparent pgm promo by M over mx. Then back to Pop/Rock mx at
1200. Poor to fair w/a lot of static noise and some quick fading. There was
also a longer fade from about 1120-1135, then it picked up again. When it was
peaking at around 1110, it was about 50-60% readable. !
QRMed by R. Educacao Rural at the start, but then in the clear, and some
CODAR QRM after 1130 UTC. During the broadcast, there appeared to be numerous
drops in the audio/modulation level w/out any change in strength. Maybe the
engineer was adjusting the equipment. This is radio country heard #226 (at
least) according to the NASWA rules. Have an e-mail report w/MP3 recording
out to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Valko 6 Oct.)
JAPAN 3945 R. Nikkei (pres.) 1023 instru. mx sounding //3925 but it
shouldn't be apparently. Returned at 1030 and it was gone. (Valko 6 Oct.)
MALAYSIA (SARAWAK) 6049.65 R.M., Sibu Not too bad at 1136 w/soft melancholy
ballad, but QRM from HCJB 6050. (Valko 6 Oct.)
PAPUA NEW GUINEA No sign of 3315 Manus, 3365 Milne Bay, or 3260 Madang today.
3905 New Ireland best.
AUSTRALIA 2310 and 2325 peaking at 1055 at abt S-9!!! But 2485 much much
weaker.
CHINA 4750 Two stns here, 1 obviously Makassar, and the other apparently a
Chinese with Chinese Opera-like vcl mx at around 1146. (Valko 6 Oct.)
LAOS?? 4677.7 Just a carrier here again at 1144. Will take one heck of an
opening to get this one!! (Valko 6 Oct.)
MALAYSIA?? 7129.87 Just a carrier here at 1155, but did have some mx just
after 1200. (Valko 6 Oct.)
That's it for now. 73 Dave
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Message: 5
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 11:57:32 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [HCDX] Eritrea & Ethiopia logs
To: [email protected]
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**ERITREA. 7100, VOBME, Asmara, program 1, *0353-0410, Oct 6,
Sign on with IS. Talk in unidentified language at 0359. Weak.
(Brian Alexander, PA)
**ERITREA. 7175, VOBME, Asmara, program 2, *0353-0410, Oct 6,
Sign on with IS. Talk in unidentified language at 0359. Motorboat type
jammer at approximately 0402. Weak. (Brian Alexander, PA, DX
(Brian Alexander, PA)
**ETHIOPIA. 5970, Radio Fana, Addis Ababa, *0257-0325, Oct 6,
IS. Opening announcements at 0302 with IDs & into Horn of Africa
type music. Now on 3 frequencies. Good signal but some adjacent
channel splatter. // 7210-weak under BBC & // 6109.9-weak under
TWR. (Brian Alexander, PA)
**ETHIOPIA. 5980, Voice of Tigrey Revolution, Mekele, *0356-0420,
Oct 6, Sign on with IS. Talk in unidentified language at 0358. Some
Horn of Africa music but mostly talk. Fair. // 6185-very weak under
Vatican Radio. (Brian Alexander, PA)
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Message: 6
Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 08:55:01 -0400
From: "Prof.Arnaldo Coro Antich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Dxers Unlimited's weekend edition for 6 -7 October
2007 by Arnie Coro CO2KK
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Radio Havana Cuba
Dxers Unlimited
Dxers Unlimited?s week end edition for 6-7 October 2007
By Arnie Coro
Radio amateur CO2KK
Hi amigos radioaficionados listening to the program or reading the
scripts available at several of the world?s most well known SWL and Ham
Radio e-mail lists? You are all welcome to the weekend edition of Dxers
Unlimited, our twice weekly radio hobby program that covers practically
all aspects of our wonderful hobby, from AM broadcast band Dxing at the
bottom of the solar cycle, to home brewing simple receivers, from making
your own highly efficient and low cost antennas for the 2 meters band FM
ham radios, to watching TV DX signals via meteor scatter? Yes amigos,
there are more than 81 different ways you and I enjoy this hobby? and
here is a nice example: the thrill of picking up a distant AM broadcast
band station using your standard bedside radio is absolutely great? As a
matter of fact many people have discovered this hobby by picking up long
distance stations, especially at the high end of the AM broadcast band,
between 1400 and 1700 kilohertz, because that segment of the band
propagates better during local evening hours? Now that solar cycle 23 is
moving along its minimum, AM broadcast band DX is at its best, and even
with a very simple receiver you can pick up far away stations? Recently
I gave it a try, and was able to pick stations from eleven countries
during a three hour period from about eleven PM to 2 AM local time?
Propagation conditions were so good, that several of the DX stations
sounded just like another local one.
I kept a log of the DX stations and next day in the morning sent
AIR MAIL postcards to all of them, a total of 37 stations? And, amazing
as it may sound, just two weeks later I received a QSL from a Mexican
station, signed by its Chief Engineer, who also sent an e-mail with a
full description of his transmitting site. But, let me warn you that
this is an exception, as normally QSL?s take much longer to arrive at
your doorsteps? This Mexican QSL super service was , according to what
the station?s Chief Engineer said in his lengthy e-mail and in a short
handwritten note on the postcard QSL , a courtesy of a long time
listener of Radio Havana Cuba and Dxers Unlimited. As a matter of fact,
he had been listening to Dxers Unlimited for more than 10 years!!! So
now I have a beautiful Mexican postcard in my AM band QSL collection
that already adds up to 91 countries around the world!!!
Si amigos, yes my friends, radio need not be an expensive hobby at all?
even with a very modest AM and FM broadcast bands receiver you can start
searching for far away stations and sending out reports?
Dxers Unlimited?s weekend edition will continue in just a few seconds?.
After a short break for station ID
I am Arnie Coro in Havana?.stay right on this frequency or World Wide
Web connection amigos!!!
???
This is Radio Havana Cuba, the name of the show is Dxers Unlimited and
you can send me your signal reports and comments about the program to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or VIA AIR MAIL to Arnie Coro, Radio Havana Cuba, Havana,
Cuba, now here is item two of today?s show?. A nice senior high school
radio related project that can certainly win a science fair award is
designing and building an amateur radio telescope for listening to the
powerful signals from both Planet Jupiter and the Sun? A wire antenna
and a sensitive short wave receiver capable of tuning from 20 to 40
megaHertz will bring in Jupiter?s radio emissions loud and clear? The
signals emitted by planet Jupiter sound like ocean waves washing ashore?
and you can be sure that you are picking them up because at several
World Wide Web Internet sites there are MP3 recordings of Jupiter?s
radio signals? At this stage of the solar cycle, your 20 to 40 megaHertz
short wave receiver won?t pick up loud signals from the Sun, but in
about two years from now, our nearest star will be very active, and
signals from solar radio storms will be very easy to pick up. Amateur
radio astronomy is not limited to such a simple set up? Many enthusiasts
of this way of enjoying the radio hobby use retired TV satellite dishes
to pick up very distant radio sources, like Cygnus A and Cassiopeia?By
the way, it was a radio amateur, by the name of Grote Reber, who during
the very early days of radio, built a parabolic reflector and started to
explore in search of signals from outer space, and he succeeded? His
original dish antenna is now preserved at one of the world?s most
important radio astronomy observatories, and scientists recognize the
contributions made by amateur radio operator Grote Reber to the
development of radio astronomy, now one of the leading aspects of
scientific exploration of the Universe.
Reber decided to build his own radio telescope in his back yard in
Wheaton, Illinois, when he could not get a job with Karl Jansky the Bell
Telephone Laboratories scientist that discovered radio waves from outer
space.Reber, who was a university trained electrical engineer was able
to design a radio telescope that was considerably more advanced than
Jansky's equipment. He made the world?s first parabolic antenna using
sheet metal for a mirror 9 meters in diameter, focusing to a radio
receiver 8 meters above the mirror. The entire assembly was mounted on a
tilting stand allowing it to be pointed in various directions, although
not turned. The telescope was completed in 1937.
One very interesting fact about the first radio telescope made by a
radio amateur operator was that Reber designed it to operate at a
microwaves frequency of 3300 MHz and failed to detect signals from outer
space, he then built another receiver for operating at 900 MHz, a UHF
frequency that also proved to be a failure because the state of the art
of receivers for such frequencies did not allowed for very weak signals
to be picked up. Finally, Reber, a very dedicated person, moved down in
frequency making his third attempt at 160 MHz and successfully picking
up signals from space in 1938, confirming Karl Jansky's discovery.
Reber then turned his attention to making a radio-frequency sky map,
which he completed in 1941 and extended in 1943. He published a
considerable body of work during this era, and was the initiator of the
"explosion" of radio astronomy in the immediate post-WWII era. And
amigos, he always considered himself as an amateur?and his call sign
W9GFZ is very well known among the world?s radio astronomers, of which
many, I must add, are also active radio amateurs, as well as many of the
engineers and technicians that work at the world?s most important radio
astronomy observatories?Grote Reber died in Tasmania, where he was doing
very low frequency radio experiments at the age of 91, and his ashes
were distributed to 24 radio astronomy observatories around the world,
as a tribute to this radio amateur that was one of the first to ever
pick up radio signals from outer space?
?????
Si amigos, you are listening to Dxers Unlimited, your favorite radio
hobby program? and here is la numero UNO, the number one favorite
section of the show? ASK ARNIE? where I am able to answer your radio
hobby questions here, and also via e-mail?. Today?s question is about
the MOXON rectangle antenna, and it was sent by listener Eddy from
Scotland? He tells me in his e-mail that his 2 meters band MOXON antenna
works very well, and asks why he hasn?t been able to find a commercial
version of the MOXON antenna so far? Well amigo, that?s a good question,
because what we see normally in radio magazines adds are Yagi and Log
Periodic beam antennas? covering from 40 meters or 7 megaHertz all the
way up to the upper UHF bands, and during the past three or four years,
I have just seen one single ad about a commercially built MOXON
rectangle antenna for the HF bands from 20 meters to 6 meters. As you
already know well amigo Eddie, the MOXON is a single band two elements
close coupled antenna, that has a truly remarkable front to back ratio
when properly built, combined with a much wider coverage area than a
similar two element Yagi array? I am now in the process of building a
batch of 2 meters band MOXON antennas, as part of a Radio Club project
that will use them for the installation of very simple antenna systems
that are going to provide much better coverage to our stations than when
using simple omni directional vertical antennas. The system that I
designed uses two or four MOXON antennas made with copper tubing? They
are assembled on the mast or tower so as to provide optimum coverage
into the areas where the amateur radio activity is higher? For example
here in Havana, our first system has one of the MOXON antennas beaming
to the center of the island, at 110 degrees azimuth, while the other
antenna is beaming to the 240 degrees to reach the mountain top repeater
located at the Sierra del Rosario national park and biosphere reserve?
The switching between the two antennas is done right at the top of the
mast, by means of a single pole double through relay that is remotely
controlled from the operating position? Because the MOXON antennas have
a horizontal pattern that is about 140 degrees between the minus 3 dB
points, this system has proven to be very efficient, and is much cheaper
than having to buy and install an antenna rotor? With a stack of two
MOXONS in each direction, the estimated antenna gain is around 6 dB,
the equivalent of a well designed and built three element YAGI, but with
the advantage that the MOXON covers a much wider area due to its better
horizontal pattern?For those of you listeners of Dxers Unlimited that
are also radio amateur operators, I have here all the design information
for this simple , easy to build and rugged dual directions antenna
system for the two meters band , based on the MOXON rectangle antenna
that is becoming more and more popular these days among the world?s ham
radio operators due to its excellent characteristics.
And now amigos at the end of the show, as always when I am here in
Havana, listen now to Arnie Coro?s Dxers Unlimited?s HF plus low band
VHF propagation update and forecast? More and more days with ZERO
sunspots and extremely low solar flux levels? solar scientists are now
almost sure that since July the SUN is going trough the minimum of cycle
23? Equinoctial propagation conditions are slowly fading away, as the
northern hemisphere winter and the lower hemisphere summer approach? so
be prepared for many more days of very low maximum useable frequencies,
and also of very low ionospheric absorption ?
Transequatorial propagation on the 10 and 6 meters band is now happening
every day, from the Caribbean to the extreme end of South America, and
here in Havana, a good example is the fact that 10 meter band pirates
stations from Argentina and Brazil are coming in every afternoon? See
you all at the mid week edition of the program , Tuesday and Wednesday
UTC days amigos !!! And don?t forget to send me your signal reports and
comments to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or VIA AIR MAIL to Arnie Coro, Radio Havana
Cuba, Havana Cuba.
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Message: 7
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 18:10:47 +0300
From: "Zacharias Liangas " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] SOMALIA: RADIO SHABELLE IS BACK ON AIR
To: <>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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SOMALIA: RADIO SHABELLE IS BACK ON AIR
http://www.shabelle.net/news/ne3761.htm
Mogadishu 18, Sept.07 ( Sh.M.Network)-Radio Shabelle one of the
leading media in Somali particularly in Mogadishu got its liberty. The
radio was off air for the last 15 days.
Shabelle mainly focuses on the truth on the ground and devotedly
works for its people. With permission from God and immense efforts
from some notable individuals the radio resumed its activities. Some of
the notable individuals including the overall general of Shabelle Media
Network Abdimalik Yusuf Mahamud and Professor Mohamed Omar
Talha the deputy speaker the parliament said in an interview that he is
sharing the sympathy with the entire staffs of the radio Shabelle and he
also added that he is very excited to hear Shabelle on air again.
In the early hours today at around 7:00am local time almost the entire
employees converged at the morning shadow of Shabelle building and
exchanged cuddles of nostalgia. Almost the whole population in the city
and those of the regions expressed their emotion regarding the
Shabelle on air again.
In the course of the close down the victims are not only the employees
but also the displaced people beside the road leading to Afgoi. These
internal displaced people are adhered to Shabelle for it truth.
Shabelle Media Network Somalia
E-mail us: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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http://zlgr.multiply.com (raidio monitoring site plus audio clips )
http://www.worldisround.com/articles/302315/ (Litohoro) 321199/Tinos
http://www.flickr.com/photos/zachgr pictures upload
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on my main : www.geocities.com/zliangas
-tty-px.html : test of various TTY programs
-ethics.htm : greek ethics , days and institutions
-frape.htm: the greek way of cofee !!!
Zacharias Liangas , Thessaloniki Greece
greekdx @ otenet dot gr ---
Pesawat penerima: ICOM R75 , Lowe HF150 , Degen 1102,1103,108,
Tecsun PL200/550, Chibo c300/c979, Yupi 7000
Antenna: 16m hor, 2x16 m V invert, 1m australian loop
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Message: 8
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 17:34:24 +0200
From: Artur Fern?ndez Llorella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] FW: Contribution
To: <[email protected]>
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9525 Received QSL card from Cotton Tree News. It has Fondation Hirondelle on
one side and Cotton Tree News on the other with full data. Report sent to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Answer came from Sierra Leone via snail mail. Artur Fern?ndez
LlorellaCatalonia, Spain
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Message: 9
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 18:53:00 +0200
From: "Marc Vissers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Logs
To: "Hard-Core-DX" <[email protected]>
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6005,0 kHz - 1827 UTC - 5/10 - SEY - BBC Worldservice, Mahe
BBC ID?s, Somali px, world politics, sudden s/off @ 1830 // 9630 - 34333
6855,0 kHz - 0530 UTC - 5/10 - USA - WYFR Family Radio, Okeechobee FL
E px ?Family Bible Study?, ID, e-mail, address - 35333
7355,0 kHz - 0554 UTC - 5/10 - USA - WHRI, Furman SC
Religious topics on ?The Harvest Show? in E, WHRI ID & s/off, change to 7365
kHz - 35333
9345,0 kHz - 1839 UTC - 5/10 - ISR - Kol Israel, Yavne
E world news, ID, abt performance on children?s author Janusz Korczak, wx,
REKA ID, address. Over in Yiddish @ 1845 - 35333
9475,0 kHz - 1757 UTC - 5/10 - AUS - Radio Australia, Shepparton
ID?s, news, E px ?Pacific Review? - 32332
9750,0 kHz - 1715 UTC - 5/10 - MLA - Voice Of Malaysia, Kajang
Malay px, mx, abt tsunami, Kualu Lumpur, Malaysia, world news @ 1730, ?Suara
Malaysia? ID, fading heavily - 25322
11905,0 kHz - 1444 UTC - 5/10 - CLN - Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation,
Ekala
South Asian songs, reception spoiled by VOA on same channel from 1500
onwards, E & Hi ID & s/off after s/off VOA @ 1530 - 24322
12160,0 kHz - 1406 UTC - 5/10 - USA - WWCR, Nashville TN
Soporific slow E talk by Tony Alamo, Christian Ministries Worldwide, address
PO Box 6467, Texarkana TX, WWCR ID - 35333
15090,0 kHz - 1358 UTC - 5/10 - KWT - Radio Free Afghanistan, Umm Al-Rimam
Topic abt Pakistan, Musharraf, Benazir Bhutto, Dari news, ID ?Injah Radio
Azadi? - 25433
15245,1 kHz - 1347 UTC - 5/10 - KRE - Voice Of Korea, Kujang
ID ?This is Voice of Korea?, patriottic song, propagandistic talks in E, bad
audio, off frequency // 13760 - 24222
15680,0 kHz - 1309 UTC - 5/10 - CLN - Radio Free Afghanistan, Iranawila
Pushto? talks abt Afghanistan, many ?Radio Azadi? ID?s, mx, s/off @ 1330 -
34433
15690,0 kHz - 1236 UTC - 5/10 - CLN - Radio Farda, Iranawila
Farsi news, ID, jammer on background - 34433
15760,0 kHz - 0943 UTC - 5/10 - ISR - Kol Israel, Yavne
Heated conversation in Hebrew with listeners over the phone, mx, ID - 45444
73 and good DX,
DXA30 Marc
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Message: 10
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 23:05:03 +0000
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Subject: [HCDX] HCDX logs between 2007-10-06 0000 UTC and 2007-10-07
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Message: 11
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 19:48:42 EDT
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**ECUADOR. 4909.19, Radio Chaskis, Otavalo, 1004-1015, Oct 6,
Spanish announcements. Lively Ecuadorian music. ID at 1007.
Poor to fair. (Brian Alexander, PA)
**GABON. 4777, Radio Gabon, *0543-0600, Oct 6, Sign on with
short fanfare & opening French announcements with IDs. Possible
news headlines. Afro-pop music at 0545. Fair. (Brian Alexander, PA)
**HONDURAS. 3339.96, HRMI-Radio MI, 0935-0950, Oct 6,
Variety of Spanish pop music, ballads, & Spanish religious music.
"Radio MI" ID at 0937 & 0948. fair. (Brian Alexander, PA)
**TANZANIA. 11735, Radio Tanzania-Zanzibar, 1800-1810, Oct 6,
English news. IDs as "Spice FM". Back to Swahili & local music at
1810. Good. (Brian Alexander, PA)
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Message: 12
Date: Sun, 07 Oct 2007 09:52:18 +1000
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Subject: [HCDX] 4755.10 from Australia
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4755 low level with American style of religious EE programming, (without the
fire and brimstone), 0907 through to 0925 when ann in local language, unable to
obtain a clear ID, after 0925 signal was barealy audible. Presumed this to be
Pacific missionary station. 6 Oct. Johno Wright in Sydney Australia. ICOM R75
using a directional EWE pointing almost directly at the station.
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