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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Dunamis and CRI Contest (bjorn fransson)
2. Log ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
3. AirCheck Launches Radio Monitoring Service in India (sakthi vel)
4. 75th anniversary for Public Broadcaster NRK (Paul)
5. The Shortwave Report 7/4/08 Listen Globally! (Zacharias Liangas )
6. DXpeditions: Rowley, MA + Rockport, MA ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
7. Re: Short Wave on my car (Bob DeVarney W1ICW)
8. log ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
9. Dx logs ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
10. HCDX logs between 2008-07-09 0000 UTC and 2008-07-10 0000 UTC
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 06:04:19 +0000
From: bjorn fransson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Dunamis and CRI Contest
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[email protected]>
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Dear friends,
I got the following e-mail about Dunamis, Uganda 2008-07-07:
>>Thank you Bjorn,We are presently in Uganda and we are planning on bringing
>>thetransmitter back to HCJB for repairs...it should only take a few daysand
>>then getting it back up...we hope and pray!Thank you for your interest....it
>>has been a battle to keep this on the air.Marty McLaughlin
To DXLD and HCDX:
I am another one of the "lucky" winners of a third prize in the RCI Olympic
Games Contest. Are there any firsts and seconds out there?
73 from Bj?rn Fransson, the island of Gotland, Sweden
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Message: 2
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 10:19:32 +0100
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Log
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld
Shortwaveworld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Robert Wilkner"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ivan Worldx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[email protected]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Anker Petersen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Marie Lamb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"worlddx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Brazil, 6039.71, Radio Clube Paranaense, 0950-1005 At tune in, noted a male
and
female in Portuguese language, informational comments. At 1000 China Radio
Int.
comes up blocking everything. Brazil was poor while audible. (Chuck
Bolland,
July 9, 2008)
Brazil, 4865.05, Radio Verdes Florestas (Pres), 1005-1020 Noted a steady
broadcast of news
presented by a male and female in Portugues language. Heard various place
names such as
"Brazil" and "Sao Paulo" mentioned. Couldn't pull out any ID's however.
Signal was
poor. (Chuck Bolland, July 9, 2008)
Clewiston, Florida
NRD545
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2008 10:40:09 +0530 (IST)
From: sakthi vel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] AirCheck Launches Radio Monitoring Service in India
To: dx india <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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AirCheck Launches Radio Monitoring Service in India
AirCheck India has announced the launch of its radio monitoring service in
India . Aircheck has analyzed and released airplay of popular songs in the
first six months of 2008 and has condensed the results into a chart of the
Twenty Most Popular Songs on Radio in India.
Such charts are a standard media fixture and resource in many media markets
around the world. But until now, in India airplay charts of this kind were not
available in a systematic fashion.
AirCheck India is in a unique position to compile the relevant data, as it
monitors 69 commercial radio stations in India?s 13 largest cities. Such
information is of particular interest to the radio stations themselves, to the
recording industry and to anybody who sells or markets popular music.
In addition to the Most Popular Songs overall, AirCheck also intends to compile
charts relating particularly to English language songs, to Bollywood titles and
to Hindi Pop. AirCheck also already gathers airplay information relating to
Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada songs.
Aircheck is a world leader in radio spot and music monitoring, providing
services for broadcasters, media research firms, the recording industry and
advertising agencies. AirCheck India, a subsidiary of US-based RCS Inc.,
provides audio identification services of commercials and songs that are played
on air. AirCheck India monitors radio stations around the clock, every day of
the year and provides ?same day? verification. The data are made available to
the subscribers in near real time, on the web . In addition, in the United
States AirCheck ? known there as Media Monitors ? provides services such as
Newspaper Ad Tracking, TV Spot Monitoring, Spot Ten weekly charts of radio
advertisers, and also conducts custom research projects.
AirCheck came into existence because for decades, it was expensive and tedious
for radio advertisers to verify the number of times a spot played or whether
the right copy ran on-air. With the patented technology of AirCheck, Sales
Executives can have details on a particular radio spot or an entire media
campaign at their fingertips in seconds. The broadcast content recognition
process used by AirCheck is protected by U.S. Patent 5,437,050 with additional
patents pending.
RCS (Radio Computing Services) is the world's leading provider of broadcast and
Webcast software, serving over 9,000 radio stations, TV music channels, cable
companies, satellite music networks and Internet stations worldwide.. RCS
serves clients in 100 countries from its 23 offices around the world, providing
round-the-clock 24/7 global support. In India, RCS serves broadcasters, among
them many of the recently licensed FM radio stations, through its subsidiary
RCS (India) Pvt. Ltd., founded in 2002.
http://www.medianewsline.com/news/119/ARTICLE/2561/2008-07-07.html
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Message: 4
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2008 07:33:39 +1200
From: "Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 75th anniversary for Public Broadcaster NRK
To: "Hard-Core-DX" <[email protected]>
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75th anniversary for Public Broadcaster NRK
Today, July 1st it is 75 years since Norwegian Public Broadcaster NRK was
officially established. However, the first test broadcasts were made already
in 1923.
Two years later, in 1925, the first broadcasting company was founded, and
the first year of regular radio broadcasts became reality. 1925 was also the
first year that the licence fee was collected. A permit was also required to
own a radio.
The first legislation covering NRK was passed in 1933, and the company was
reestablished under its current name. All private broadcasting was shut
down. NRK opened its first local offices in Troms?, Bod?, Trondheim,
?lesund, Bergen, Stavanger, and Kristiansand that year. These cities had
hosted private broadcasters before then, but became part of NRK under the
new legislation.
In 1935 the first mobile unit for producing radio programmes was developed,
and radio increased its popularity.
The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation is among the most successful
broadcasters in Europe. Compared with the major media houses of Europe, NRK
is a small broadcaster. However, NRK has always managed to hold a leading
position in technology and methods for providing the audience with the best
content.
NRK consists of three main TV channels, three main radio channels, several
niche channels on the radio, the Internet, podcast and mobile phone.
NRK's headquarters are located in Norway's capital, Oslo. NRK also has 12
regional offices where journalists produce radio and TV programmes for
regional broadcasts and for the national network, as well as the Internet,
podcasts and mobile phones.
There are NRK offices in 47 different locations in Norway, with 10
correspondents and stringers abroad.
NRK is a limited company. The Norwegian government owns 100 % of the shares.
The Minister of Cultural Affairs convenes NRK's General Meeting.
(NRK)
Rolleiv Solholm
http://www.norwaypost.no/cgi-bin/norwaypost/imaker?id=167658
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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2008 22:07:22 +0300
From: "Zacharias Liangas " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] The Shortwave Report 7/4/08 Listen Globally!
To: <>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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The Shortwave Report 7/4/08 Listen Globally!
by Dan Roberts
Thursday Jul 3rd, 2008 5:10 PM
A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion, recorded from a
shortwave radio. With times and freqs for listening at home. 2 files-
broadcast and slow-modem streaming. Free to rebroadcast. China,
Netherlands, Cuba, and Russia.
Dear Radio Friend,
The latest Shortwave Report (July 4) is up at the website
http://www.outfarpress.com/outfarpress/shortwave.shtml in both broadcast
quality (13.3MB) and quickdownload or streaming form (4.9MB) (28:59)
(NEW! If you have access to Audioport.org there is a higher quality version
posted up there {26.7MB} http://www.audioport.org/index.php?op=producer-
info&uid=904&nav=&)
This week's show features stories from China Radio International, Radio
Netherlands, Radio Havana Cuba, and the Voice of Russia.
>From CHINA- In the wake of the earthquake, China is experiencing severe
flooding and the start of the typhoon season 2 months sooner than normal.
China opposes the issue of Tibet being brought up at the Olympics. China
has called on the US to make efforts to stabilize its currency. S Korea
continues to crack down on citizens protesting the coerced import of
American beef. George Bush will visit S Korea early in August. The US has
warned that if Poland rejects the placement of missiles in its country, then it
will find other countries that will accept them. Greenpeace is successfully
promoting the use of more environmentally friendly refrigerants and cooling
systems around the world.
>From NETHERLANDS- On July first the Netherlands enacted a ban on
tobacco smoking in public places- here is an analysis of how this will affect
coffeehouses where people often mix their hashish with tobacco. John
McCain is visiting Colombia for 2 days- why he chose Colombia among the
Latin American nations is discussed- most interestingly, Colombian politician
Ingrid Betancourt was freed from FARC rebels the day after this story aired,
too late to make it into this week's Shortwave Report.
>From CUBA- A Viewpoint on the launching of the US Navy's Fourth Fleet on
Tuesday, sending US warships to the Southern Hemisphere despite the
absence of wars in the region. The US Government has placed a
moratorium on solar energy projects on government lands, citing a need to
conduct environment impact studies that could take 2 years to complete. US
advisors from the State Department played an integral part in drawing up oil
contracts between the Iraqi government and 5 major Western oil companies.
>From RUSSIA- An observation on the new Iraq oil contracts being offered to
multinational corporations primarily based in the homeland of the occupying
force, the US.
There is an article about the Shortwave Report by Cassandra Roos on line
at-http://www.campusprogress.org/soundvision/780/big-stories-shortwaves
I was interviewed for an informative weekly radio show Mediageek, available
at http://radio.mediageek.net
All that plus times and frequencies for listening at home. It's free to
rebroadcast, please notify me if you're airing it and haven't notified me in
the
last month, please mention the website if you only air a portion. If you just
want to listen and have a slow connection, try the streaming version- lower
sound quality but good enough and way easier if you don't have a high-
speed internet connection. If streaming is a problem because of your slow
connection, download the smaller file- it takes 20 minutes or less, and will
play swell in any mp3 player application (RealPlayer, Winamp, Quicktime,
iTunes, etc) you have on your computer.
This program will be aired on Friday afternoon at 4:30pm (PDST) on KZYX/Z
Philo CA, you might be able to stream via
There are several other streams that work better- Freak Radio Santa Cruz
now streams this program on Friday at 9:00am.(PDST)
The Shortwave Report may be downloaded as a podcast from or iTunes
(search for "shortwave" in podcasts)
Check out the amazing streams at
And Radio For Peace International at
I hope you'll listen and air this if you're connected with a radio station. I
am
still wondering how to get financially compensated for the 25 hours I put into
this program weekly- any ideas are appreciated. Any stations rebroadcasting
this (or listeners) are welcome to donate for production costs. You can do so
through the website. Many thanks to those that have donated! No Guilt!
(maybe a little)
link for broadcast edition-
Please read my aricle on SINPO at http://tinyurl.com/yt7qjd
________________________
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http://zlgr.stumbleupon.com (my social 'bookmarks' )
http://zlgr.multiply.com (radio monitoring site plus audio clips ) MAIN SITE
http://www.youtube.com/zach0gr some videos
http://www.worldisround.com/articles/302315/ (Litohoro) 321199/Tinos
http://www.flickr.com/photos/zachgr pictures upload
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........
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Pesawat penerima: ICOM R75 , Lowe HF150 , Degen 1102,1103,108,
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Antenna: 16m hor, 2x16 m V invert, 1m australian loop
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Message: 6
Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2008 21:41:15 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [HCDX] DXpeditions: Rowley, MA + Rockport, MA
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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DXpeditions: Rowley, MA + Rockport, MA
SDR-IQ adventures at the salt-marsh and at the pier ...
Report from Mark Connelly, WA1ION - Times / dates = UTC / 2008
e-mail = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
[Connelly*rw-MA] = Rowley, MA, USA
(GC= 42.7436 N / 70.8367 W) (= 42? 44' 36.9? N / 70? 50' 12.2? W)
(salt-marsh: Stackyard Road - Nelson Island, Parker River NWR)
site-related info: <http://home.comcast.net/~markwa1ion/rowley_ma.htm>
[Connelly*R-MA] = Rockport, MA, USA
(GC= 42.667 N / 70.621 W) (= 42? 40' N / 70? 37' W)
(Granite Pier)
site-related info: <http://home.comcast.net/~dx_lab/dx_clams_2005.htm>
Receivers: RFSpace SDR-IQ, Drake R8A
Phasing Unit: DXP-6A
Splitter: Mini-Circuits ZSC-2-2
Antennas: cardioid array on roof of car =
Vertical: 3.7 m whip (MFJ-1956) to 81:1 xfmr to DX Engineering RPA-1
amp
+
Loop: Micro-SuperLoop, square, 2 m per side, with 16:1 xfmr (to DX
Engineering RPA-1 amp) on east bottom corner and 5K potentiometer on
west corner
*** TRANSATLANTIC DX ***
531 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, JUN 26 0107 - // 621 with music, then
fast Spanish talk; poor to fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
549 | ALGERIA | Alger Chaine 1, Les Trembles, MAY 7 0018 - Arabic talk
by man including a segment of a phone conversation; fair.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
576 | CANARY ISLANDS // SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0112 - // 621
with woman in Spanish; poor. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0106 - // 621
with piano music; to fair peak. [Connelly*R-MA]
585 | SPAIN | RNE R.1, Madrid, MAY 7 0107 - // 621 with woman in
Spanish; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0106 - // 621 & 774 with fast
talk, fanfare, then segment of piano music; to good peak.
[Connelly*R-MA]
594 | PORTUGAL | R. Renascenca, Muge, JUN 26 0103 - Portuguese talk by
man & woman; poor. [Connelly*R-MA]
603 | FRANCE | France Info, Lyon-Tramoyes, MAY 7 0020 - woman in
French, fanfare music, then talk by man; over others. + MAY 7 0109 - //
711 with classical music; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0103 - // 945
with news; fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
612 | MOROCCO | RTM A, Sebaa-Aioun, MAY 7 0017 - high-energy Arabic
vocal; fair. + MAY 7 0111 - two men in Arabic; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] +
JUN 26 0104 - woman in Arabic; to fair peak. [Connelly*R-MA]
621 | CANARY ISLANDS // SPAIN | RNE R.1 synchros, Santa Cruz de
Tenerife et al., MAY 7 0019 - woman in Spanish; fair to good over WZON
slop. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0103 - // 585 with jazzy vocal; fair.
[Connelly*R-MA]
639 | SPAIN | RNE R.1, La Coruna et al., MAY 7 0103 - // 621 with news,
musical flourish; in bad CBN slop. [Connelly*rw-MA]
657 | SPAIN | RNE R.5, Madrid, MAY 7 0021 - // 621 with woman in
Spanish; poor. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0100 - Spanish news; briefly
over tough WFAN slop. [Connelly*R-MA]
657 | unID | JUN 26 0101 - religious folk male vocal; mixing with
Spain. R. Pulpit (South Africa) suspected. [Connelly*R-MA]
666 | PORTUGAL | RDP Antena 1 synchros, MAY 7 0109 - man & woman in
Portuguese; poor, over unID music station. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26
0055 - // 720 with bluesy female vocal; poor. [Connelly*R-MA]
684 | SPAIN | RNE R.1, Sevilla, MAY 7 0104 - news by woman in Spanish;
in bad WRKO slop. [Connelly*rw-MA]
693 | AZORES | Centro Regional da RDP, Terceira, JUN 26 0059 - // 720
with chanting monks; poor, over UK. [Connelly*R-MA]
693 | UNITED KINGDOM | BBC R. 5, Droitwich et al., MAY 7 0017 - marine
weather forecast: "very calm"; fair. + MAY 7 0109 - US news from ABC
radio network correspondents: stock market report, court case about
executions by lethal injection, etc.; good. [Connelly*rw-MA]
711 | FRANCE | France Info, Rennes, MAY 7 0021 - // 603 with new-age
music; to good peak. + MAY 7 0100 - music fanfare, France Info ID by
woman, then news items including US Democratic primary elections; good,
over Western Sahara rumble. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0103 - // 603
with French news about a discovery; fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
720 | CANARY ISLANDS | RNE R.5, Finca Espana, MAY 7 0019 - // 621 with
woman in Spanish; poor to fair, dominant. [Connelly*rw-MA]
720 | PORTUGAL | RDP Antena 1 synchros, JUN 26 0055 - // 666 with
female blues vocal; poor, in jumble. + JUN 26 0059 - // 693 with
chanting monks; slightly under Brazil. [Connelly*R-MA]
738 | SPAIN | RNE R.1, Barcelona, MAY 7 0103 - fast Spanish newstalk by
woman; in heavy CHCM slop. [Connelly*rw-MA]
747 | CANARY ISLANDS // SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0013 - Spanish
teletalk; poor to fair. + MAY 7 0101 - // 774 with news; over Holland.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
747 | NETHERLANDS | R. 5, Flevoland, MAY 7 0101 - Dutch news by man;
under RNE and slop from CBGY. [Connelly*rw-MA]
756 | GERMANY | Deutschlandfunk, Braunschweig & Ravensburg, MAY 7 0015
- folk-blues vocal, man in German; poor. + MAY 7 0104 - German
newstalk; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0100 - 3 short pips, 1 long
pip, then news in German; poor. [Connelly*R-MA]
765 | SWITZERLAND | RSR Option Musique, Sottens, MAY 7 0015 - Beatles
"You've Got to Hide Your Love Away"; good. + MAY 7 0100 - Option
Musique jingle and ID by woman, then news headlines by man in French;
good. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0052 - romantic female vocal; loud. +
JUN 26 0100 - Option Musique jingle, French news; fair to good.
[Connelly*R-MA]
774 | EGYPT | Middle East R., Abis, MAY 7 0105 - Arabic talk,
orchestral flourish, then female vocal; evenly mixing with Spain.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
774 | SPAIN | RNE R.1 synchros, MAY 7 0014 - // 855 with Spanish
discussion; fair with some echo. [Connelly*rw-MA]
783 | MAURITANIA | R. Mauritanie, Nouakchott, MAY 6 2318 - // 4845 with
Arabic talk by woman in large echoey room. + MAY 7 0012 - rustic North
African male vocal and steel guitar or similar instrument; good.
[Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0058 - woman in Arabic; through CFDR slop.
[Connelly*R-MA]
792 | FRANCE | France Info, Limoges, JUN 26 0053 - French news by
woman; in 790 RI slop. [Connelly*R-MA]
801 | SPAIN | RNE R.1 synchros, JUN 26 0051 - // 774 with Spanish
discussion; poor to fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
819 | EGYPT | ERTU, Batra, JUN 26 0051 - Koranic chant (not // 612
Morocco); fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
837 | CANARY ISLANDS // SPAIN | COPE synchros, MAY 7 0013 - woman in
Spanish; over others. [Connelly*rw-MA]
837 | FRANCE | France Info, Nancy, MAY 7 0015 - French talk; now over
COPE. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0040 - // 1377 with French music.
[Connelly*R-MA]
855 | SPAIN | RNE R.1 synchros, MAY 7 0014 - // 774 with discussion;
poor in WEEI slop. [Connelly*rw-MA]
864 | EGYPT | ERTU, Santah, MAY 7 0015 - Arabic preaching and
occasional chanting; over France for a while. [Connelly*rw-MA]
864 | FRANCE | France Bleu, Villebon-sur-Yvette, MAY 7 0010 - US pop /
soul vocal; to good peak. + MAY 7 0028 - Bleu jingle, then Celine Dion
doing French version of "My Heart Will Go On" from "Titanic".
[Connelly*rw-MA]
873 | SPAIN | SER synchros, MAY 7 0015 - Spanish teletalk; fair.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
882 | CANARY ISLANDS // SPAIN | COPE synchros, MAY 7 0010 - fast
Spanish talk by man; briefly over UK. + MAY 7 0022 - // 999 with talk;
over UK. [Connelly*rw-MA]
882 | UNITED KINGDOM | BBC R. Wales, Washford, MAY 7 0015 - man & woman
discussing methods of learning, comment "a lot of people would give a
lot of money for that"; over COPE. + MAY 7 0058 - talk about the role
of the BBC World Service, especially in Africa; fair to good.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
891 | ALGERIA | Chaine 1, Algiers, MAY 7 0024 - shrill reverberated
female Arabic vocal and orchestra; loud. + MAY 7 0058 - pop rock Arabic
female vocal; huge. [Connelly*rw-MA]
909 | UNITED KINGDOM | BBC R.5 Live synchros, MAY 7 0022 - news about
diplomatic attempts to coordinate humanitarian aid to Myanmar cyclone
victims, unwillingness of regime to cooperate; good signal. + MAY 7
0059 - discussion of high fuel costs cutting into the casino business
and tourism in the USA and Caribbean. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0114 -
talk about soaring crude prices, inflation; to good peak over WABI
slop. [Connelly*R-MA]
936 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0022 - woman in Spanish,
telco-type audio; poor to fair over others. [Connelly*rw-MA]
945 | FRANCE | France Info, Toulouse, MAY 7 0023 - // 837 with light
classical music; excellent. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0047 - // 1377
with man in French; good. [Connelly*R-MA]
954 | SPAIN | Onda Cero, Madrid, MAY 7 0025 - man & woman in Spanish;
fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0047 - Spanish talk; fair.
[Connelly*R-MA]
954 | unID | MAY 7 0027 - Koranic vocal coming up over Spain. Qatar
suspected. [Connelly*rw-MA]
963 | PORTUGAL | R. Renascenca, Seixal, MAY 7 0028 - Portuguese
folk-pop vocal; poor to fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
981 | ALGERIA | RTVA Chaine 2, Algiers, MAY 7 0028 - talk by woman,
then Arabic music; loud. + MAY 7 0057 - Arabic female group vocal &
drumming; excellent. [Connelly*rw-MA]
999 | SPAIN | COPE, Madrid, MAY 7 0026 - // 837 with man & woman in
Spanish; fair, slightly over Arabic station. [Connelly*rw-MA]
999 | unID | MAY 7 0024 - man ranting in Arabic with either a political
or religious harangue; covering Spain. + MAY 7 0051 - Koranic vocal;
briefly atop Spain. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1008 | CANARY ISLANDS | Punto Radio, Las Palmas, MAY 7 0053 - non-SER
Spanish talk, phone numbers, music. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0046 -
fast Spanish talk (not // 1116 SER); through WINS slop. [Connelly*R-MA]
1053 | UNITED KINGDOM | TalkSport synchros, MAY 7 0053 - sports
teletalk; poor. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1071 | SPAIN | Euskadi Irratia, Bilbao, JUN 26 0036 - mellow pop/soul
vocal, Spanish talk; fair. + JUN 26 0109 - talk about South American
countries; to good peak. [Connelly*R-MA]
1080 | SPAIN | SER synchros, MAY 7 0053 - // 1116 with woman in
Spanish, light music; under WTIC. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1089 | UNITED KINGDOM | TalkSport synchros, JUN 26 0109 - "number to
call is 08717 double 2 double 3 double 4", discussion of worries about
fuel, blighted areas, government. Presenter wondered "if I should get
out of bed in the morning." To good peak. [Connelly*R-MA]
1098 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 6 2347 - man in Spanish; huge
signal, minimal echo. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0027 - echoey Spanish
talk by two men; good. [Connelly*R-MA]
1107 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0050 - Spanish // 1152; poor to
fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1116 | SPAIN | SER synchros, MAY 7 0052 - // 1080 with talk & teletalk
by woman; poor to fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0027 - // 1179 with
newstalk by man; fair. + JUN 26 0109 - // 1179 with "La Bamba" by
Ritchie Valens, fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
1125 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0051 - Spanish // 1152; mixed
with music station. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0027 - talk // 1098;
fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
1125 | unID | MAY 7 0051 - remake of Cat Stevens song "Wild World"; now
over Spain. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1134 | CROATIA | Glas Hrvatske, Zadar, MAY 7 0051 - Slavic pop rock;
good, over Spain. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0113 - Slavic talk
interview with two men; very good, over Spain. [Connelly*R-MA]
1134 | SPAIN | COPE synchros, MAY 7 0051 - Spanish talk; under Croatia.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
1143 | SPAIN | COPE synchros, MAY 7 0052 - fast Spanish talk // 999;
fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1152 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0001 - woman with news,
interview with man; poor. + MAY 7 0050 - // 1107 with man in Spanish;
fair with some echo. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0036 - // 1098 with
talk, romantic group vocal; fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
1161 | SPAIN | Euskadi Irratia, San Sebastian, MAY 7 0044 - woman in
Spanish, short segment of classical music; to fair peak.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
1179 | CANARY ISLANDS // SPAIN | SER synchros, MAY 7 0044 - fast
Spanish talk; mixed with Romania. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0027 - //
1116 with newstalk by man; fair. + JUN 26 0109 - // 1116 with "La
Bamba" by Ritchie Valens, fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
1179 | ROMANIA | Romania Actualitata, Galbeni-Bacau et al., MAY 7 0044
- Romanian talk by man (almost Portuguese-sounding), then blues vocal;
mixed with SER synchros. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1188 | MOROCCO | RTM B, Casablanca, MAY 7 0048 - Arabic talk by man;
poor. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1196.6 | ANGOLA | Emissora Provincial de Malanje, Malanje, JUN 26 0037
- bit of vocal music; poor with 1197 (Spain?) growl and 1200 WKOX slop.
[Connelly*R-MA]
1206 | FRANCE | France Info, Bordeaux, MAY 7 0002 - woman in French
with news about political meetings; to good peak. + MAY 7 0047 - France
Info ID, then woman read a story which originated from Radio Canada;
good. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0038 - showtune male vocal "Bewitched";
good. [Connelly*R-MA]
1215 | SPAIN | COPE synchros, JUN 26 0033 - Spanish // 1224; poor to
fair, dominant. [Connelly*R-MA]
1215 | UNITED KINGDOM | Virgin R. synchros, MAY 7 0001 - advert for
tanning products; fair. + MAY 7 0045 - mention of polo match, auto
centre advert "... for more information, call 06 double 3 double 6",
Listerine mouthwash advert, talk "Some stations play music like a car
alarm going off. (segment of techno-dance instrumentation inserted) We
don't. Virgin Radio.", Bob Marley's "Could You Be Loved" followed.
Very good. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0109 - "Money for Nothing" by Dire
Straits; fair, over Spain. [Connelly*R-MA]
1224 | SPAIN | COPE synchros, MAY 7 0043 - fast Spanish talk, then a
bit of music; to fair peak. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1242 | FRANCE | France Info, Marseille, MAY 7 0048 - // 1206 with woman
in French talking about money; poor in WBUR/WCNM slop. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1251 | LIBYA | Libyan Jamahiriya, Tripoli, MAY 7 0046 - man in Arabic;
just getting by dual IBOC's from WBUR (1240) and WMKI (1260).
[Connelly*rw-MA]
1287 | ISRAEL (t) | Galei Zahal, Tel Aviv, MAY 7 0047 - probably this
with slow, somewhat Middle Eastern sounding, pop female vocal;
sometimes over Spain. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1287 | SPAIN | SER synchros, MAY 7 0048 - woman in Spanish; under
suspected Israel. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1296 | SPAIN | COPE, Valencia, JUN 26 0026 - woman in Spanish; poor.
[Connelly*R-MA]
1305 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0045 - Spanish // 1314; fair.
[Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0025 - man in Spanish; fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
1314 | SPAIN | RNE R.5 synchros, MAY 7 0045 - // 1305 with man in
Spanish; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1377 | FRANCE | France Info, Lille, MAY 6 2335 - // 1557 with woman in
French; fair to good. + MAY 7 0036 - woman in French, then folk-style
male vocal; good to excellent. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1422 | ALGERIA | RTA, Algiers, JUN 26 0021 - Arabic teletalk; dominant.
[Connelly*R-MA]
1422 | GERMANY | Deutschlandfunk, Heusweiler, MAY 7 0040 - avant garde
jazz, then man in German; good. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1431 | DJIBOUTI | R. Sawa, Arta, MAY 7 0037 - woman in Arabic, Sawa
mentions, then pop Arabic female vocal; good. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26
0023 - Arabic talk by two men; fair. [Connelly*R-MA]
1467 | unID | MAY 7 0039 - soft talk not // 1521 Saudi. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1485 | MELILLA // SPAIN | SER synchros, MAY 7 0040 - man & woman with
Spanish teletalk; poor to fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1494 | FRANCE (CORSICA) | France Bleu, Bastia, MAY 7 0038 - romantic
French vocal; poor in WBAE slop. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1521 | SAUDI ARABIA | BSKSA, Duba, MAY 6 2305 - newstalk by man in
Arabic; pre-sunset fade-up. + MAY 7 0031 - Arabic interview; huge.
[Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 25 2345 - good with reverberated Arabic talk by
man. [Connelly*R-MA]
1557 | FRANCE | France Info, Fontbonne, MAY 6 2335 - // 1377 with woman
in French; poor to fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0010 - French music;
through WQEW slop. [Connelly*R-MA]
1575 | UNITED ARAB EMIRATES | R. Farda, Al Dhabiya, MAY 7 0030 - Radio
Farda ID by man, musical fanfare; fair with some hash from WQEW IBOC.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
1584 | CEUTA | RadiOle, MAY 7 0030 - pips on half hour, a few words in
Spanish, then high-energy dance club music; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1602 | SPAIN | R. Vitoria, Vitoria, JUN 25 2348 - Spanish rock; fair.
[Connelly*R-MA]
*** PAN-AMERICAN DX ***
530 | TURKS & CAICOS | R. Vision Cristiana Internacional, South Caicos,
MAY 7 0109 - salsa influenced religious group vocal, then preacher in
Spanish with Cristo, gloria, and iglesia mentions; excellent, alone on
channel, some 531 het. [Connelly*rw-MA]
550 | VENEZUELA | Mundial, YVKE, Caracas, MAY 7 0111 - Venezuelan
political speech; poor, in mix with WDEV. [Connelly*rw-MA]
555 | ST. KITTS & NEVIS | R. ZIZ, Basseterre, MAY 7 0018 - reggae
vocal; fair over WGAN slop. + MAY 7 0109 - soca song about sunshine;
fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
570 | CUBA | R. Reloj, JUN 26 0103 - single beep, then two "RR" beeps;
under WMCA. [Connelly*R-MA]
620 | ANTIGUA | ABS, St. John's, JUN 26 0105 - female soul vocal, then
Caribbean-accented shouting man; way under WZON. Also noted in mix:
WVMT. [Connelly*R-MA]
630 | PUERTO RICO | WUNO, San Juan, MAY 7 0100 - NotiUno ID, fast
Spanish newstalk; under WPRO. [Connelly*rw-MA]
640 | GUADELOUPE | R. Guadeloupe, Pointe-a-Pitre, JUN 26 0058 - French
folk-blues song, French talk by man; briefly noted in jumble with CBN,
WNNZ, and YVQO. [Connelly*R-MA]
670 | CUBA | R. Rebelde, CMQ, Arroyo Arenas, JUN 26 0101 - // 710 with
Spanish news by woman, items separated by an electronic sound; under
presumed YVLL. [Connelly*R-MA]
670 | DOMINICAN REPUBLIC | R. Dial, HIBS, San Pedro de Macoris, MAY 7
0100 - Radio Dial ID, "en la familia" and "noticias" mentions;
dominant. [Connelly*rw-MA]
670 | VENEZUELA | R. Rumbos, YVLL, Caracas, JUN 26 0055 - Venezuelan
sports coverage, apparently baseball. [Connelly*R-MA]
690 | BRAZIL | R. Dragao do Mar, ZYH587, Fortaleza, JUN 26 0051 -
highly-reverberated Portuguese man & woman, ray-gun sounds like a
cheesy '50s sci-fi movie; under CINF. [Connelly*R-MA]
700 | BRAZIL | R. Eldorado AM, ZYK686, Sao Paulo, MAY 7 0017 - fast
possibly sport-related talk by man in Portuguese; poor, in mix with
unID Caribbean music station (St. Vincent or Jamaica?). + MAY 7 0103 -
excited Portuguese sportstalk by man, crowd sounds; now dominant.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
700 | unID | MAY 7 0101 - Caribbean music station; briefly atop Brazil.
Jamaica and St. Vincent are about equally likely. [Connelly*rw-MA]
710 | CUBA | R. Rebelde synchros, JUN 26 0101 - // 670 with news having
electronic sounds between items; under WOR. [Connelly*R-MA]
720 | BRAZIL | R. Guaiba, ZYK276, Porto Alegre, MAY 7 0111 - man in
Portuguese, children praying or scouts reciting patriotic verses, Radio
Guaiba ID; just over jumble. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0100 - Guaiba
ID, Portuguese talk; over Portugal, others. [Connelly*R-MA]
720 | VENEZUELA | R. Oriente, YVQE, Porlamar, MAY 7 0011 - "en
Venezuela, Oriente" ID; slightly over jumble. [Connelly*rw-MA]
740 | BRAZIL | R. Sociedade da Bahia, ZYH446, Salvador, JUN 26 0053 -
fast Portuguese talk and shouting by man; noted in the background
during brief CHCM fade. [Connelly*R-MA]
750 | VENEZUELA | RCR, YVKS, Caracas, JUN 26 0053 - Spanish talk about
baseball teams from Valencia and Maracaibo; excellent, over CBGY. + JUN
26 0100 - "deportiva de Venezuela" slogan. [Connelly*R-MA]
760 | BRAZIL | R. Uirapuru, ZYH588, Fortaleza, MAY 7 0011 - religious
vocal, then woman in Portuguese; fair. + MAY 7 0015 - man mentioned
Fortaleza, then Uirapuru jingle followed. + MAY 7 0102 - religious
Portuguese talk, ID "760 kHz, Radio Uirapuru, Fortaleza"; fair /
dominant. [Connelly*rw-MA]
760 | COLOMBIA | RCN, HJAJ, Barranquilla, JUN 26 0053 - // 770 with man
in Spanish with sports coverage; slightly over Brazil & others for a
while. [Connelly*R-MA]
770 | COLOMBIA | RCN, HJJX, Bogota, JUN 26 0053 - // 760 with Spanish
talk sports coverage; briefly over WABC. [Connelly*R-MA]
800 | NETHERLANDS ANTILLES | Trans-World Radio, PJB, Bonaire, JUN 26
0052 - Spanish preaching; good, over VOWR/CJAD/WNNW. [Connelly*R-MA]
820 | ST. KITTS & NEVIS | Trinity Broadcast Network / R. Paradise,
Charlestown, MAY 7 0015 - promo for the "TBN Holy Land Experience" in
Orlando, FL "where you can step back 2000 years in time"; loud.
[Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0046 - talk about wrath and tribulation to
come, the rapture liberating believers from it, "We're in the last
days." [Connelly*R-MA]
840 | BRAZIL | R.Bandeirantes, ZYK687, Sao Paulo, MAY 7 0010 -
reverberated man in Portuguese; poor to fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
840 | HAITI | 4VEH, Cap Haitien, MAY 7 0028 - joyful African-influenced
group religious vocal, then excited Creole French talk by man; over
Brazil. [Connelly*rw-MA]
860 | BRAZIL | R. CBN, ZYJ459, Rio de Janeiro, MAY 7 0024 - man & woman
in Portuguese; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0046 - Portuguese
sportstalk / futebol coverage; really blasting in now. [Connelly*R-MA]
860 | unID | JUN 26 0041 - Spanish preaching; briefly atop Brazil,
others. [Connelly*R-MA]
870 | CUBA | R. Reloj, MAY 7 0057 - Reloj news, ticks, beeps; over WLVP
and second domestic. [Connelly*rw-MA]
880 | VENEZUELA | R. Venezuela, YVYM, Puerto Ordaz, JUN 26 0044 - Radio
Venezuela jingles & ID, festive music; under WCBS. [Connelly*R-MA]
895 | ST. KITTS & NEVIS | V. of Nevis, Bath Village, MAY 7 0026 -
segment of soca music, adverts, Carib-accented talk by man & woman;
poor to fair. + MAY 7 0058 - "You're listening to VON Radio.", then
advert for home remodelling store; fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
910 | VENEZUELA | YVRQ, Caracas, MAY 7 0024 - Caracas adverts mixing
with WABI. [Connelly*rw-MA]
960 | CUBA | R. Reloj, MAY 7 0057 - man & woman in Spanish with news,
clock ticks, beeps; slightly over jumble. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1000 | BRAZIL | R. Record, ZYK522, Sao Paulo, MAY 7 0025 - rapid-fire
screaming by man in Portuguese, "goal!" shout; slightly over pile of
others. + MAY 7 0051 - fast Portuguese sportstalk by man, crowd sounds;
slightly over jumble. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0042 - Portuguese
adverts, Sao Paulo mentions; over WCMX. [Connelly*R-MA]
1100 | BRAZIL | R. Globo, ZYK694, Sao Paulo, JUN 26 0033 - reverberated
fast Portuguese talk by man about futebol; good, dominant. + JUN 26
0112 - extremely fast Portuguese talk; loud. [Connelly*R-MA]
1130 | BRAZIL | R. Nacional, ZYJ460, Rio de Janeiro, JUN 26 0033 -
Radio Nacional ID, Portuguese talk; just a bit under WBBR.
[Connelly*R-MA]
1140 | BRAZIL | R. Cultura, ZYH449, Salvador, JUN 26 0000 - ID "Radio
Cultura, Salvador, Bahia"; fair to good and pretty much in the clear
(no CBI or YV). [Connelly*R-MA]
1160 | BERMUDA | VSB3, Hamilton, MAY 7 0045 - BBC discussion of books,
male presenter gave UK postal address for sending correspondence;
briefly over WSKW. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1170 | BRAZIL | JUN 26 0111 - apparent Portuguese talk jumbled with the
Venezuelan. Mossoro (ZYJ598) most likely, but several other
possibilities as well. [Connelly*R-MA]
1170 | VENEZUELA | (probably) YVQV, Acarigua, JUN 26 0111 - timecheck
ending in "cuarante uno" (:41), so Venezuela which has a half-hour skew
relative to normal time zones. Over apparent Brazil. [Connelly*R-MA]
1180.12 | unID | JUN 26 0036 - het against 1180 jumble. [Connelly*R-MA]
1190 | ARGENTINA | R. America, LR9, Buenos Aires, JUN 26 0034 - man in
Spanish, two Radio America ID's; through WLIB. Best on lower sideband
to dodge Colombia growl. [Connelly*R-MA]
1190.34 | COLOMBIA | L. V. de la Costa, HJCT, Barranquilla, MAY 7 0044
- Spanish talk; momentarily splittable from WLIB. ID'ed previously.
[Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0036 - fast Spanish talk by man; through
slop. [Connelly*R-MA]
1210.14 | unID | JUN 26 0037 - growl against WPHT. [Connelly*R-MA]
1220 | BRAZIL | R. Globo, ZYJ258, Rio de Janeiro, MAY 7 0043 -
Portuguese talk mentioning cities including Parana; over WHKW, WPHX,
others. [Connelly*rw-MA] + JUN 26 0035 - sports-related Portuguese
talk; to good peak over domestics. + JUN 26 0110 - two men with
Portuguese talk, '50s type echo chamber and ray-gun sounds; up to huge
peak. [Connelly*R-MA]
1280 | BERMUDA | VSB2, Hamilton, MAY 7 0047 - religious program with
talk about people visiting the station to talk about the gospel with
"our staff at BBN"; strong peak, coming up over Brazil and domestics.
[Connelly*rw-MA]
1280 | BRAZIL | Super R. Tupi, ZYJ455, Rio de Janeiro, MAY 7 0044 -
fast Portuguese talk by man & woman with Sao Paulo mentions; briefly
popping up over Bermuda and domestics. [Connelly*rw-MA]
1620 | US VIRGIN ISLANDS | WDHP, Fredriksted, St. Croix, MAY 7 0033 -
DJ with old soul hits including Al Green "I'm Still in Love With You";
fair. [Connelly*rw-MA]
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Message: 7
Date: Sun, 06 Jul 2008 10:54:08 -0400
From: Bob DeVarney W1ICW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Short Wave on my car
To: Hector Perez-Diaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [email protected]
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Try looking for a Becker 2340 Mexico, or a Phillips DC-777. Sony also
made a deck with shortwave, but I don't remember the model.
I had super luck with the Becker, in fact I had two of them. Best
in-dash stereos I've ever had.
Since most countries have stopped beaming anything to North America
during daylight hours, I've switched over to Sirius Radio and the World
Radio Network channel.
Best DX,
Bob W1ICW
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Message: 8
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 19:12:09 +0100
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] log
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld
Shortwaveworld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Robert Wilkner"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ivan Worldx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[email protected]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Anker Petersen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Marie Lamb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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Argentina, 15345.24, Radiofusion Argentina al Exterior, 1900-1920, With
multiple Idents in
multiple languages: English, Spanish, Italian, German at sine on. "Esta es
RAE ...Argentina..."
"Ciao, Esta e RAE ...". Then brief music and Italian comments by a male.
After a these,
Argentinean music presented. Signal is mixing with others underneath, but
is fair after I
was able to get it tuned in. (Chuck Bolland, July 9, 2008)
Clewiston, Florida
NRD545
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Message: 9
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 19:46:15 +0100
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Dx logs
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld
Shortwaveworld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Robert Wilkner"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Ivan Worldx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[email protected]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Anker Petersen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Marie Lamb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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Nigeria, 15120, Voice of Nigeria, 1920-1945 At tune-in, noted African
Hilife/Jazz. Between
tunes a female comments in English. This must be a featured program because
the lady
talks about the history of some of the music. This program continues until
1930. A
male gives ID as "Voice of Nigeria, Lagos". A program about the Nigerian
Aviation
Industry presented. Signal was good with a little fading. (Chuck Bolland,
July 9, 2008)
Clewiston, Florida
nrd545
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Message: 10
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 23:05:01 +0000
From: Risto Kotalampi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] HCDX logs between 2008-07-09 0000 UTC and 2008-07-10
0000 UTC
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