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Today's Topics:
1. R. La Hora (Lucio Otavio Bobrowiec)
2. Ecuador (Maurits Van Driessche)
3. HCDX logs between 2008-05-27 0000 UTC and 2008-05-28 0000 UTC
(Risto Kotalampi)
4. Re: Dxers Unlimited?s weekend edition script for24-25 May
2008 (Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich)
5. El Mundo de la Radio-Newsletter -Lunes 26 de mayo de 2008
(Arnaldo)
6. 100 illegal FM stations operating in the North West Frontier
Province of Pakistan (sakthi vel)
7. QSL from RTV Morocaine (Andrei)
8. 1? DX Camp Iguape-SP 22 a 25/05 - LOG?S (Marcelo Bedene)
9. THE VOICE OF RUSSIA WORLD SERVICE IS CELEBRATING A JUBILEE
(sakthi vel)
10. Glenn Hauser logs May 27, 2008 (Glenn Hauser)
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 05:43:59 -0300
From: "Lucio Otavio Bobrowiec" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] R. La Hora
To: <[email protected]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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4857, Peru, R La Hora, Cusco; May-26/27 SS 2333 quick speech pattern ads by OM,
sports news programme with last soccer games results, ?Copa Peru?, outside
interview, 2346 ads ?importador de acessorios, Comercial Gamarra?, 2351-0004
long segment outside talks, 0006 ID ?para todo el Peru, R. La hora?. Fair to
good 33333 (LOB-B).
4451, Bolivia, R. Santa Ana, Santa Ana de Yacuma; May-27 SS 0026 local Spanish
romantic selections, 0043 OM short anmts. 33333 (LOB-B).
4781, Bolivia, R Tacana, Tumupasa; May-27 SS 0046-0053 pop romantic in Spanish
music selections, in every mid-song announcer mentions ?R. Tacana, directo ao
coraci?n, directo ao coraci?n... ?, short anmts every time between the songs.
33323 (LOB-B).
73's
Lucio Otavio Bobrowiec
Embu SP Brasil - Sony ICF SW40 - dipole 18m, 32m
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 22:07:31 +0200
From: "Maurits Van Driessche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Ecuador
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HCJB,Quito Ecuador 21454.97khz , 2004utc Spanish relig. program about
"Gabri?l" in usb good 34443
Gr. Maurits Belgium
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 23:05:06 +0000
From: Risto Kotalampi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Message: 4
Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 17:42:08 -0300
From: "Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Dxers Unlimited?s weekend edition script for24-25
May 2008
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Radio Havana Cuba
Dxers Unlimited
Dxers Unlimited's weekend edition for 24-25 May 2008
By Arnie Coro
radio amateur CO2KK
Hi mis amigos radioaficionados around the world and those of you now
orbiting our planet!!! Welcome to the weekend edition of your favorite
listener oriented, and surely technically minded radio hobby program...
YES... you are listening to Dxers Unlimited, the one and only short wave
program devoted to each and every aspect of our wonderful passtime...not
just to boring lists of stations that can be heard only at a certain
specific location...
When you spend part of your spare time with your radios... you can, like
during this weekend enjoy the thrill of a two way ham radio contact half
way around the world using a very low power QRP transmitter in the
middle of one of the year?s most important CW contests,the CQ Magazine
sponsored WPX CW prefix contest, or you can have a lot of fun during a 2
meters band fox hunt at one of your city's parks... but that?s not all,
you can also spend many hours optimizing your new TV Dxing antenna
system now that sporadic E layer openings are happening every day....
SI AMIGOS, YES MY FRIENDS..OUI MES AMIS,.radio is unique in the sense
that there is always something to learn, to experiment with, and to
enjoy... I am Arnie Coro in Havana, my ham radio call sign isCO2KK, and
you can hear my amateur radio station often on the 40, 30 and 20 meter
bands CW segments using my new 2 Watt rig, connected to a wideband
antenna that is working very well indeed.
Now here is item one of today's Dxers Unlimited... As the summer
solstice is approaching, now less than a month away, we are seeing late
evening band openings on the 30 and 20 meter amateur bands, and very
good reception of international short wave broadcasts on the 31an 25
meter bands.
Item two: Many e-mail messages keep coming in to my [EMAIL PROTECTED]
account every day, and it's really nice to see how Dxers Unlimited's
listeners worldwide continue to enjoy this program and bring in so many
new ideas, suggestions and questions for me to review. Among the most
recently revived ideas was to create at least one CD ROM disk with the
best of Dxers Unlimited for the past several years... and then make it
available to those interested... Sure it's a good idea that will require
a lot of work on my part, something I am just starting to do during this
weekend... Item three: Simple wire antennas
continue to fascinate many of you amigos, among them the ultra compact
two element QUAD antenna for the two meters amateur band, that can be
built in a few hours using standard PVC insulated wire used for
household installations and PVC plastic pipe and standard fittings for
it. But be aware of an interesting phenomenon... if you don't strip the
wire of its plastic insulation, the dimensions of the antenna will be
different than those coming from the standard two elements VHF QUAD
antenna formula... And also there is a very nice and easy to use
software program to calculate a VHF QUAGI antenna, a neat combination of
a two element QUAD and several linear parasitic director elements...
By the way that program, which is freeware, is available by just sending
me an e-mail message requesting the QUAGI antenna design program... send
your
request to [EMAIL PROTECTED], again [EMAIL PROTECTED], and I'll e-mail the
software to you as a small dot zip attachment attachment...
More radio hobby related items coming up right here after a short
break... I am your amigo Arnie Coro in Havana, and as always it's really
nice to share with you all about seventeen minutes of air time during
the weekend edition of Dxers Unlimited.
..........................................
This is Radio Havana Cuba, the name of the show is Dxers Unlimited, we
are on the air twice weekly, at several different times of the day, and
using also several different short wave frequencies, as well as our
streaming audio from http://rhc.cu, every day from 05 to 07 UTC at this
moment...
Here is now item four of today's show: A simple, rugged, flexible ,
roll up ,easy to transport solar photovoltaic panel, a lead acid gel
cell accumulator and a simple home brewed voltage regulator will power
up your low power amateur radio
station and your short wave receiver at anytime... The solar energy
option is excellent for your emergency communications kit, and you will
be pleasantly surprised how even in somewhat dark days, the silicon
solar cells
can provide enough energy to charge up the battery for nighttime use. A
five or ten watt power solar panel is ideal for this application, and
let me add that many ham radio contests have now special entry
categories that provide bonus points for stations using solar or wind
energy for powering the equipment during the contest. Amateur radio
contests participants . like the many hams involved during this weekend
worldwide CQ WPX CWprefixes contests, learn a lot about fast and
efficient communications procedures and field installations, something
that is extremely useful when actual emergencies come up to your
community .
Item five: The number of amateur radio stations in some countries is
extremely small. This is seen especially in the African continent, where
the presence of DX expeditions of people visiting from developed nations
is often the only possible source of a two way contact with that DX
entity. My
perception is that helping to develop amateur radio in Africa will be
extremely useful for the people of that continent, and this is an effort
that could be very well linked to already ongoing projects designed to
provide Internet access from remote locations using satellite
technology. Item six: Tropical
Band DX season is now, for all practical purpose over in our northern
hemisphere... high noise levels, typical of the summer months make Dxing
on the 120, 90 and 60 meters Tropical Broadcast Bands extremely
difficult during the evening hours. Nevertheless, very early morning
monitoring of the 4.6 to 5.1 megahertz segment of the short wave
spectrum will still make possible some nice catches, because at that
time there is minimal ionospheric absorption and the daily distribution
of thunderstorm activity is also at a minimum... One not too nice thing
happening to Tropical Band Dxers is that many of their favorite stations
are going off the air, due to many different reasons, among them the
rapid development of FM broadcast stations in areas forming served by
Tropical Band broadcasts, and the high cost to broadcasters of keeping
on the air old vacuum tube transmitters for which replacement parts are
more and more difficult to find, and when found are extremely expensive.
Cuba uses the Tropical 60 meters band for providing a nationwide service
to so called silence zones, especially nations four main mountain
regions, where night time AM and FM coverage is not as good as it should
be ...
In areas of mountains and especially in the valleys where AM and FM
broadcasts do not reach or provide a very
unreliable service, the Near Vertical Incidence Skywave tropical band
signals provide excellent service. That's whey the Cuban Broadcast
Institute now operates a
50 kilowatt high tech transmitter for broadcasting Radio Rebelde's
network national program on 5025 kilohertz, using a near vertical
incidence sky wave antenna system to provide optimum service up to a
distance of 1000 kilometers around the transmitter site... For Dxers
there is a bonus... the
antenna does have a small low angle lobe that makes possible listening
to Radio Rebelde in many far away places too!!!
......
Si amigos, we do QSL, we do verify reception reports and absolutely free
of charge... You may send your detailed reception reports and comments
about this and other RHC programs to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ,again
[EMAIL PROTECTED] , or VIA AIR MAIL send a postcard to Arnie Coro, Radio
Havana Cuba, Havana, Cuba... And now la numero uno, the number one most
popular section of Dxers Unlimited, ASK ARNIE is on the air... Today's
question sent by listener Dimitri from near St Petersburg, Russia.
Dimitri wants to know how he can find the equivalents of solid state
devices, so as to make a cross reference between Russian electronic
components and those made in Europe, the USA and Asia... Amigo Dimitri,
you are not alone , you are facing a huge problem and quite a
challenge... because the specification of, for example, bipolar
transistors for low signal levels are difficult to match between
manufacturers.
Fortunately, there are some general purpose devices that provide a high
degree of compatibility, for example I have used here Russian made KT315
NPN low signal transistors to replace many different types made in Japan
and Europe with excellent results... I also have created a database that
matches to the best possible degree the specifications of many Russian
vacuum tubes to their US, Japan and European equivalents...
Second QUESTION... Came from Canada, listener Alex from London, Ontario,
is asking about the possible efficiency for short wave reception of a
TTFD antenna that in his case,will need to be be only 10 meters or about
33 feet long, as that is all the space he has for his antenna system.
Well amigo Alex, here is an important piece of information regarding the
TTFD antenna design... the lower cutoff frequency for transmitting is
calculated very easily by simple arithmetic...
The TTFD length is calculated by dividing the wavelength by the number
three.. so your antenna only 10 meters in overall length will be good
for transmitting from 30 meters or 10 megaHertz up... In other words, if
you divide 30 meters by
3, your answer will be 10 meters, and that's the length of a TTFD that
will be useable for transmitting from 10 megaHertz up... But now the
good news, it is a fact of life and fully documented by many users of
the TTFD, including yours truly, that a 10 meters or 33 feet long TTFD
is certainly a quite useful receiving antenna down to about 5
megaHertz And when used with an antenna tuner it will also put out a
useable signal on the 40 meters band, but not as efficiently as the full
size half wave dipole antenna cut for that amateur band that has an
overall length of 20 meters or 66 feet!!!
So , summarizing, the answer to your question amigo Alex,is, SURE, go
ahead and build and then install your 10 meters long TTFD, as per the
building instructions that I sent to you sometime ago, and then after
using it for a while, please tell me and other Dxers Unlimited's fans
around the world about your results !!! AND remember that the TTFD
Antenna's most recent version requires a terminating resistor between
800 and 950 or even one thousand ohms, that it must be a non inductive
type of resistor and that it should be properly protected against the
weather elements. For transmitting, the TTFD terminating resistor must
be rated to a minimum dissipation of one fourth of the transmitter power
for average use, and a higher rating if you plan to use full carrier
modes like standard RADIO TELETYPE or PSK31 digital keyboard to keyboard
mode... My version of the TTFD uses ten 2 Watt 8200 ohms carbon non
inductive resistors connected in parallel, to achieve a total
termination resistance of near 820 ohms, and with that value, the
antenna has worked very well for several years using my 100 Watts
transceiver, without any signs of the terminating resistance changing
its value...
....
And now amigos just at the end of the program, as always here is our
exclusive and not copyrighted free for all radio hobby enthusiasts
worldwide ..Arnie Coro's Dxers Unlimited HF plus low band VHF
propagation update and forecast...The effective sunspot number, ESN,
continues to be at a dramatically below 10 units, while the actual
sunspot optical count was zero on Friday and Saturday, an indication of
the almost endless very low solar activity. The daytime maximum useable
frequency curve is barely reaching 18 megaHertz on the East-West daytime
paths, and as expected, best HF propagation conditions continue to be
available just after local sunset.
Expect a lot more sporadic E layer openings, with possible 12, 10 and 6
meters band openings. Atmospheric noise levels are at a pretty high
level, as typical of the northern hemisphere
summer months... Hope to have you all join me next Tuesday and Wednesday
UTC days for the mid week edition of Dxers Unlimited, and don't forget
to take a little time and send me your valuable comments and opinions
about this program, to help me make it better for you and all listeners
around the
world !!!
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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 05:38:41 -0300
From: "Arnaldo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] El Mundo de la Radio-Newsletter -Lunes 26 de mayo de
2008
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: Jaime Baguena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected],
NoticiasDX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Domesticas Y Tropicales
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EL MUNDO DE LA RADIO
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Lunes 26 de mayo de 2008
Argentina
Peque?as localidades de la Provincia de Buenos Aires tienen sus propias voces
en el dial Desde la ciudad de General Las Heras, al oeste de la provincia de
Buenos Aires, operan dos emisoras de frecuencia modulada.
Otra emisora de amplitud modulada desde Gonz?lez Cat?n AM1550 La Voz del Cielo
es una nueva emisora de onda media que transmite desde la Ciudad de Gonz?lez
Cat?n, en el partido de La Matanza.
El dial de Mariano Acosta se renueva Nuevas propuestas radiales pudieron ser
reportadas desde Mariano Acosta, en el oeste del conurbano bonaerense.
La Rosa de Tokyo Un programa de DX y comunicaciones, conducido por Omar Jos?
Somma y Juan Manuel Natale y producido en los estudios de LS11 Radio Provincia
de Buenos Aires, Argentina.
La ley de radiodifusi?n frenar? los monopolios El titular del Comit? Federal de
Radiodifusi?n (Comfer), Gabriel Mariotto, reiter? que la nueva ley de
radiodifusi?n "es la madre de todas las batallas" porque pondr? un freno a "los
monopolios u oligopolios" con una impronta verdaderamente "democr?tica".
Los nominados en radio para el Mart?n Fierro 2008 La Asociaci?n de Periodistas
de Radiofon?a de la Rep?blica Argentina (APTRA) inform? que los premios Mart?n
Fierro ser?n entregados el 3 de junio a las 21, en el porte?o Hotel Hilton, con
transmisi?n a cargo de Am?rica.
Conociendo a Radio Sin Due?o En Tupungato, departamento ubicado al oeste de la
capital de Mendoza, a unos 80 km. de la misma, se realiz? en un d?a por dem?s
emblem?tico como el 1 de mayo, un festival con motivo de la inauguraci?n de la
Radio Comunitaria RSD: Radio Sin Due?o, en el 91.7 del dial.
Bolivia
Radio Estrella 93.1 cumpli? veinte a?os en el aire "La radio que nunca duerme"
lleg? el 13 de Mayo a m?s de 175.200 horas de transmisi?n continua.
Colombia
Abren licitaci?n de emisoras comerciales que se extender? hasta el 31 de julio
de 2008 El Ministerio de Comunicaciones public? los pliegos definitivos de la
licitaci?n p?blica para la concesi?n de la prestaci?n del servicio de
radiodifusi?n sonora comercial.
Gobierno fortalecer? radio y televisi?n p?blica nacional Bajo el liderazgo del
Ministerio de Comunicaciones y la participaci?n de otros sectores se apoyar?n
procesos de participaci?n, programaci?n, producci?n, gesti?n y organizaci?n en
las emisoras y canales operados por Radio Televisi?n Nacional de Colombia
(Rtvc).
M?xico
No se sabe todav?a si se fusionan Avan Radio y Televisa Radio A?n no hay nada
oficial, mucho menos alg?n comunicado de parte de los propietarios del grupo
radiof?nico Avan Radio, en donde se d? a conocer si hay o no tal fusi?n con el
grupo de Televisa Radio, sin embargo, con el fin de garantizar certeza y
tranquilidad a los trabajadores sindicalizados, el secretario general del
Sindicato de Trabajadores de la Industria de la Radio y Televisi?n (STIRT)
Mario Barrios Sarmiento, se?al? a NOTIVER que los derechos de los trabajadores
sindicalizados ser?n vigilados para que estos no sean violentados.
Nicaragua
Sacan del aire a la Radio Nicaragua La voz oficial del Estado, Radio Nicaragua,
estar? fuera del aire por tiempo indefinido despu?s de ser v?ctima de un robo
en su antena de transmisi?n, al igual que ha ocurrido en otras emisoras en las
?ltimas semanas.
Panam?
Educaci?n a trav?s de la radio Con el programa educaci?n por radio, que se
implementa en las provincias de Herrera y Los Santos, muchas personas que no
pudieron terminar sus estudios por las m?ltiples ocupaciones laborales, la
crianza de los hijos y la falta de recursos econ?micos tendr?n acceso a este
din?mico plan acad?mico.
Mundo
Livingstone, de alcalde de Londres a presentador de un programa de radio Tras
pasar ocho a?os al frente de la Alcald?a de Londres, Ken Livingstone ha
encontrado trabajo como conductor de un programa de radio en la emisora LBC de
esta capital.
Nace la primera red eurorregional de intercambio televisivo Entidades de
Catalu?a, Arag?n, Valencia y de las regiones meridionales francesas de
Languedoc Rousillon y Midi Pyr?n?es han creado en Perpi??n (sur de Francia) la
que consideran la primera "red eurorregional de televisi?n".
Radio 3 cambia de registro A punto de cumplir 30 a?os, Radio 3 se dispone a
afrontar una de las mayores transformaciones de su historia. Dirigida a un
p?blico joven, la emisora ha sido referente de las vanguardias musicales y
art?sticas desde que ech? a andar, en 1979.
Otorgan premio especial a realizadores de radio La CARIBBEAN BRODCASTING UNION,
organizaci?n no gubernamental de Barbados, que agrupa a radio emisoras
p?blicas, estatales y privadas, entreg? seis premios a creadores del Instituto
Cubano de Radio y Televisi?n (ICRT).
RTVE ofrece 'on-line' sus programas actuales e hist?ricos Telecinco renueva su
web de Informativos y apuesta por las emisiones en directo.
Supremo anula absoluci?n ex directivos Radio Vaticano por ondas contaminadas El
Tribunal Supremo anul? la sentencia de absoluci?n dictada por la Corte de
Apelaci?n de Roma para el ex director general de Radio Vaticano Pasquale
Borgomeo y el ex presidente del comit? de gesti?n, el cardenal Roberto Tucci,
por el caso de contaminaci?n electromagn?tica y orden? que sean juzgados de
nuevo.
Blogs
EL MUNDO DE LA RADIO (Blog Clarin) Blog en el diario Clarin (Argentina).
EL MUNDO DE LA RADIO (Blog El Pa?s) Blog en el diario El Pa?s (Espa?a).
Muchas Gracias por la suscripci?n!
El MUNDO DE LA RADIO
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www.elmundodelaradio.com
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Message: 6
Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 10:41:53 +0100 (BST)
From: sakthi vel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 100 illegal FM stations operating in the North West
Frontier Province of Pakistan
To: dxld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Peace deal to give legal cover to FM stations used by
clerics
Radio is serving as an ideal propaganda tool for
radical clerics in Pakistan's restive tribal agencies,
and the inking of a peace deal between the government
and Pakistan Taliban will provide legal cover to FM
stations used by them.
The deal under which licenses will be given to close
to 100 illegal FM stations operating in the region,
could pose a threat to the security and stability of
the country, many feel.
According to the Pakistan Electronic Regulatory
Authority (PEMRA) 90 per cent of the around 100
illegal FM stations operating in the North West
Frontier Province and adjoining tribal areas, are used
to issue calls for Jihad and for propaganda against
the government.
With equipment required to set up a movable FM radio
station easily available at less than Rs 10,000,
clerics have used this media tool effectively in the
last few years and despite crackdowns by PEMRA, such
stations have flourished.
Rooting out these illegal FM stations is difficult
because they are movable and can be reassembled
quickly. "It is not even easy to jam all of them," a
PEMRA official said.
The FM stations in these backward areas have been of
great help to clerics in spreading their messages to
the masses who have limited access to INTERNET and
television.
Maulana Fazlullah, who became famous as "Mullah Radio"
for his fiery sermons on his illegal station, was one
of the few radicals to have initially used radio as an
effective propaganda tool.
Wanted by security forces, Fazlullah who teaches his
own brand of radical Islam and spews hate against the
government used the FM airwaves so effectively at one
time that he even derailed an otherwise productive
polio vaccination campaign in Swat.
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/003200805251122.htm
_________________
Jaisakthivel, Chennai, India
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Message: 7
Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 18:04:34 +0400
From: "Andrei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] QSL from RTV Morocaine
To: "'HCDX'" <[email protected]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
Radiodiffusion Television Morocaine , 15335 kHz.
Partial data QSL-card (no date) in 95 days for report in English and 1USD.
Address:
Radiodiffusion Television Morocaine
Le Directeur de la Telediffusion.
BP 1042, Rabat.
Morocco
Andrei Skorodumov
Yaroslavl
Russia
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Message: 8
Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 20:22:40 -0300
From: "Marcelo Bedene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 1? DX Camp Iguape-SP 22 a 25/05 - LOG?S
To: <[email protected]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
DX Camp - Iguape-SP-Brasil 24?41'38.54"S - 47?31'51.46"W
Rudolf Grimm, Martim Carlos Jenny, Milton Santos Filho, Claudio Malagrino,
Marcelo Bedene e William Bedene
Fotos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mbedene/sets/72157605268154950/
Log?s - Marcelo Bedene
567 23/05 0140 AFS Cape Talk, om talks ee 22432 MVB
657 23/05 2043 AFS Pulpit ee om talk px rlg mx instrumental 24232
840 24/05 0210 B Radio Bandeirantes, S?o Paulo, recep??o digital IBOC
receptor Sangean HDR-1, px musical tocando musica rom?ntica, grande qualidade
de ?udio, algumas varia??es entre sinal anal?gico e digital. MVB 55544 -
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8683998139240487243&hl=en
909 22/04 2050 BOT Voice of America, cm om musica tipica africana, otimo
sinal 34433 MVB
945 25/05 0043 IRN IRIB 1(Tent) especie de cerimonia rlg com gritos e
canticos 22222 MVB
1620 24/05 0129 ARG Mar del Plata, cm ss musica romantica otimo sinal
34443 MVB
1630 24/05 2144 ARG Restauracion, prega??o religiosa 33342 MVB
1640 24/05 2145 ARG Hosanna, prega??o religiosa 33333 MVB
1650 24/05 0643 ARG Antares, musica instrumental piano , otimo sinal
34443 MVB
1670 24/05 0130 ARG Bethel, prega??o religiosa 23332 MVB
1690 24/05 0134 ARG Apocalipsis II prega??o religiosa 23242 MVB
1710 25/05 0334 ARG AM 1710, musica pop 22342 MVB
3215 24/05 0230 MDG Adventist World Radio, ee id em diversos idiomas 33343
MVB
3310 23/05 2137 BOL Mosoj Chaski, cm musica t?pica 22342 MVB
3320 23/05 2138 AFS Sonder Grense, musica jazz 44244 MVB
3330 24/05 0045 CAN CHU Ottawa, USB sinal hor?rio MVB
3345 24/05 0300 AFS Channel Africa, om id inicio da transmiss?o 33242
MVB
3350 24/05 0247 E Exterior Espanha, ss cm yl id 23242 MVB
3905 24/05 0757 PNG Radio New Ireland, cm yl musica 23332 MVB
3915 23/05 2201 SNG BBC, cm idioma arabe 33343 MVB
3975 24/05 2200 HNG Kossuth Radio, id cm om / yl s/off 33343 MVB
3985 23/05 2248 HRV Voice of Croatia, ss cm yl / om 23342 MVB
4699 24/05 2210 BOL Radio San Miguel, ss cm om 33343 MVB
4717 23/05 2224 BOL Yura, musica t?pica 33343 MVB
4775 23/05 2228 PRU Tarma, cm idioma local 23342 MVB
4780 24/05 0308 DJI RTV Djibouti, leitura alcor?o 34343 MVB
4790 24/05 0557 PRU R.Vision, ss mx rlg id "Radio Vision" 33343 MVB
4800 23/05 2234 CHI China National Radio 1, cm om/yl idioma local 33343
MVB
4828 24/05 0318 ZWE Voice of Zimbabwe, musica tipica africana 33333 MVB
4830 24/05 0058 IND Kashmir Jammu, musica t?pica 33333 MVB
4840 24/05 0102 IND AIR Mumbai, musica tipica 33343 MVB
4856 24/05 2212 PRU Radio La Hora, Cusco, cm quechua mx t?pica 33343 MVB
4920 24/05 0106 IND AIR Chennai, hi cm om 33343 MVB
4950 23/05 2242 AGL Nacional, pp adv?s cm om musica tipica 33343 MVB
4950 24/05 2216 PRU Madre de Dios, ss id "Madre de dios" cm om mx 33343
MVB
4996 23/05 2250 RUS RWM Moscow, USB sinal hor?rio MVB
5010 24/05 0334 MDG Madagasikara, cm om 33343 MVB
5025 24/05 0338 CUB Rebelde, musica estilo salsa 33343 MVB
5040 24/05 0040 IND AIR Jeypore, hi musica tipica 33343 MVB
5910 24/05 0522 CLM Marfil Stereo, ss cm id mx romantica 33343 MVB
5915 24/05 0526 ZMB Zambia NBC Radio 1, musica tipica africana 33343 MVB
5952 23/05 2350 BOL Pio XII, ss musica t?pica 33343 MVB
5995 23/05 2356 MLI RTV du Mali, musica t?pica 33443 MVB
6047 24/05 0101 PRU Santa Rosa, Lima ss id "Santa Rosa" cm om 33343 MVB
6050 24/05 0115 EQA HCJB Voice of Andes ss cm rlg 33343 MVB
6090 24/05 2224 NIG Nigeria, Kaduna, cm om idioma hausa (Band 6090Khz off
) 33343 MVB
MARCELO VILELA BEDENE (Curitiba-PR)
ESCUTAS EM IGUAPE - SP - BRASIL
24?41'38.54"S - 47?31'51.46"W
DX CLUBE DO PARAN?
www.dxclube.com.br
SONY ICF 6800A / GRUNDIG-YB400
MFJ 1020C / PALSTAR AA30
Sangean HDR-1
BOG 100m
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Message: 9
Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 05:49:46 +0100 (BST)
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Message: 10
Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 20:25:18 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs May 27, 2008
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** CHINA. When I heard somewhat religious-sounding songs with full orchestra,
in unID language on 12260.0, S9+10 at 2013 May 27, I suspected I had something
new and significant. Could it be a harmonic, 2 x 6130? But nothing audible
there so early in the afternoon. Hmmm, WYFR still carries Taiwan relays and
also does its own Chinese programming, so let`s look around for parallels ---
soon found one on 11740, which I remembered is a WYFR frequency; trouble is
they were not in sync. I finally decided that 12260 was a split second ahead of
11740. Could not be a WYFR mixing product, as there is also nothing midway on
12000, so two strixe against that idea.
Everything fell into place when I fired up the Aoki list: 12260 is a Sound of
Hope frequency, so jammed, of course by CNR-1, no longer Firedrake. 11740 is
Radio Free Asia, in Chinese via Tinian, and WYFR, not in Chinese does not come
on 11740 until 2200. So all I was hearing were two Chicom jammers (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA [and non]. 13760, May 27 at 1404, het of about 200 Hz on the hi side to
RHC. This is where VOK has been colliding for a long time; a few days ago, two
were within a few Hz. But now there is a third player; somehow I got on the
mailing list of CRI`s French service, and this just came in:
``Changement de fr?quence --- A partir de 22 mai 2008, la fr?quence 13670 /
21.95 orient?e vers l?Afrique du nord-ouest, est remplac?e par 13760/21.8.
Soyez fid?le (Service fran?ais de RCI, May 27, DX LISTENING DIGEST)``
Time? Per EiBI it was: 13670 1400-1600 CHN China Radio Int. F WAf /ALB
So via Albania --- and THAT may be the SAH I have been hearing on RHC 13760,
with Korea an audible het further off, so it`s a three way now, Commies vs
Commies vs Commies! Way to go! (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1410, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA [and non]. Incredibly, instead of the whining 1-kHz het between
9525 and 9526, May 27 at 1434 check, only heard a lo het of 100 Hz or slightly
more, estimated; Indonesian music, axually sounded more Mideastern, atop the
other station, presumably CRI Russian as scheduled and often heard during this
hour. Yes, VOI was back on 9525 after many months on 9526, but will it stay
there? Or so is my assumption unless a third station has moved in to confuse
things, like on 13760 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** TURKEY. Once again May 27, VOT 15450 coming in fairly well, but at 1306-1313
it dumped off the air repeatedly. I turned on the BFO and it was apparent that
when it came back on each time, the power would build up to normal in 2 or 3
distinct steps (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WINB, 13570, May 27 at 2018 with the anapestic-cadenced New Mexico
prophet, but not // 15420 WBCQ with same programming but at this moment
breaking for contact info. 13570 had the usual unstable warble on transmitter
when monitored with BFO. Per http://www.winb.com/schedule.htm Global Spirit
Proclamation on WINB is M-F at 16-18 and 20-22. Does the speaker ever give her
name? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [and non]. WRMI inaudible on 9955 at 1433 May 27, just some residual
pulse Dentro-Cuban jamming. This is when the DX program Frecuencia al D?a is
scheduled, Tuesdays 1430. Perhaps as the only Spanish program during the entire
week in this semi-hour it attracts undue attention as possibly
counter-revolutionary; tough luck, Dino, who isn`t even Cuban! However, at 2011
recheck, WRMI was in the clear, no jamming, fair signal at S9+18 with
programming in English about Poland; from WRN, Polish Radio as scheduled (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. KVOH, 17775, May 27 at 2025, overmodulated but muffled and distorted,
worse than usual, Spanish religious talk with piano(?) background. Figured I
would find the 17920/17630 spurs along with it, but not this time (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###
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