** AUSTRALIA. 13660, May 5 at 1351 with heavily produced lively programming in 
Chinese, caught ``bodiantai`` fragment of an ID; music had that gospel-rock 
sound, so suspect CVC. Announcer did say ``CVC`` and immediately cut carrier at 
1400*. Indeed looked up later in Aoki, it`s CVC via Darwin, 250 kW, 340 
degrees, 1000-1400 in Chinese (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGERT)

** CHINA. Firedrake, fair on 13970, May 5 at 1320. Getting to be reliable here 
tnx to Sound of Hope staying out of 20m band. Scanned higher on 14-18+ MHz but 
found no others (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA [and non]. RHC mixing product, 13580, May 5 at 1312 in Spanish 
interfering with R. Prague in English to NAm, item on a ceremony at the station 
on this 64th anniversary of the Prague uprising against the Nazis as WW II was 
about to end. Matching mix on 13880 was in the clear with R5 reception from 
Habana. RHC will obviously do nothing about this upon my complaint, so R. 
Prague ought to get on them (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. VOI, day 3 on 11785, May 5 at 1300, detectable opening English 
hour with heavy QRM from ChiCom jamming sending 5+1 timesignal, and VOA; 9525 
still empty. I notified VOI that they should go back immediately to 9525. 
Lacking that, could we get IBB to move itself and consequently the jamming 
elsewhere? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH. 7140, just tuned in at 1248 May 5 as national anthem was 
playing, and off 1249*. Good signal from outlaw nation still broadcasting in 
the 40m hamband. VOK scheduled 00-04 and 07-13, rounded off; per Aoki supposed 
to run until 1257, the final hour in Korean, 200 kW non-direxional from Kujang 
site (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH. 11560 with dirty blob of noise, May 5 at 1340; fades so not of 
local origin. Is there something here to jam? Yes! Aoki shows:

11560 Radio Free Chosun        1200-1300 1234567 Korean 250 70 Dushanbe-Orzu 
TJK 04511E 4025N _RFC a09 
11560 North Korea Reform Radio 1330-1400 1234567 Korean 250 70 Dushanbe-Orzu 
TJK 06842E 3732N _NKRR a09 
The 45E/40N coordinates in the first entry are obviously erroneous (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA [and non]. Some versions of the VOR schedule keep showing 9480 in 
English at 0000-0300 to Am. I keep looking for it and hearing zero, such as May 
5 at 0003. Other European sites were making it, 9665 Moldova stronger than 9890 
Russia. If a German relay on 9480 were to be activated like last summer, it 
would greatly improve VOR reception and reliability in NAm (Glenn Hauser, OK, 
DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** THAILAND. 9455 collision continues May 5 at 1331 check between R. Thailand 
in Thai, and YFR via Taiwan producing a low het. I have notified YFR about this 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TIBET [non]. CVC Chile, 15410 had a good het from an unidentified carrier on 
15412, May 5 at 1324. Must be V. of Tibet via Tajikistan as others have 
reported, and/or jamming against it. Aoki shows both 15410 and 15425 for the 
1300-1330 transmission in Chinese at 131 degrees, so apparently VOT jumps 
around between these frequencies (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WWRB, 9385 with Brother Scare, May 5 at 1342, splattering 9365-9405; 
e.g. his screaming could be made out on 9365, in addition to separate spur on 
9317, but not audible at the moment on 9453. If he would speak in a normal tone 
of voice, this might not happen, but that`s no excuse for WWRB not limiting him 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###


      
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