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Today's Topics:

   1. RADIO JOYSTICK w/ Interview on 4th of July 2009 (Charlie Prince)
   2. MonturaFLA   Mon Morn Dxing ([email protected])
   3. LOgs 26-29.6.9 (Zacharias Liangas )
   4. Glenn Hauser logs June 28-29, 2009 (Glenn Hauser)
   5. Sunday evening logs (Kai Willner)
   6. MonturaFla  Mon Eve Tue Early ([email protected])


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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:43:16 +0200
From: Charlie Prince <[email protected]>
To: [email protected], [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] RADIO JOYSTICK w/ Interview on 4th of July 2009
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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RADIO JOYSTICK on 4th of Juli features an interview with famous TV-presenter, 
writer and Journalist Nina Ruge, 
who is "Touristic Ambassador" for the Republic of Malta since April. Listen to 
the show on the 4th of July on 9510 kHz (from Slovakia) at 08:00 h UTC/GMT!
--
KRITISCHES INTERVIEW MIT NINA RUGE / Die touristische Botschafterin Maltas zu 
Vogeljagd und Boulevard
--
Dank Sendezeitanmietung im Ausland treibt DJ Charlie Prince nun schon seit rund 
25 Jahren auf der Kurzwelle. Die monatlich in Bad Kreuznach produzierten 
Sendungen enthalten nicht nur Musiktipps, sondern auch Infos ?ber Charlie?s 
Lieblingsinsel Malta. H?ren Sie selbst: jeden 1. Samstag im Monat um 10 Uhr auf 
9510 kHz!
Die Sendung am 04.07.2009 besch?ftigt sich mit dem Thema Tourismus: Nina Ruges 
Ernennung zur Touristik-Botschafterin Maltas ist umstritten. Im Interview 
schildert sie Details, nimmt Stellung zur Vogeljagd der Malteser und erkl?rt 
die Eigenart von Boulevardsendungen.
--
1985 wurde in M?lheim an der Ruhr die Hobbystation RADIO JOYSTICK gegr?ndet. 
Als Sendezeitenmieter im Ausland ist sie seitdem auf Kurzwelle sogar in Asien 
zu h?ren.
Die Sendezeit ? jeden 1. Samstag eines jeden Monats um 10 Uhr Ortszeit ? wird 
derzeit vom ?Italian Radio Relay Service? in Milano, Italien, vermittelt. Der 
gemietete 150-kW-Sender steht im slowakischen Grenzgebiet zu Ungarn. Gesendet 
werden die
?Funky Sounds for Central Europe? auf der Kurzwellenfrequenz 9510 kHz.
--
Charlie?s Programmschwerpunkte bleiben:
Malta ? Dieses Kleinod im Mittelmeer hat?s ihm angetan. Seitdem der Inselstaat 
keinen Auslandsdienst mehr betreibt, verk?ndet Charlie interessante Nachrichten 
und Fakten.
Medien ? Mit Schwerpunkt ?Freies Radio? gibt es Interessantes und Anekdoten aus 
der Medienszene auf die Ohren!
Musik ? In seinen shows pr?sentiert Charlie haupts?chlich reinstes Vinyl. Soul 
und Funk wechseln sich ab mit Jazz und Pop. Nicht die gr??ten Hits aller 
Zeiten, sondern handverlesene Plattentipps!
Mehr ? Passanten werden gelegentlich witzig zu aktuellen Themen interviewt!
--
RADIO JOYSTICK, Postfach 23 31, 55512 Bad Kreuznach; ALLEMAGNE; 
http://www.radiojoystick.de  
--
Listen to RADIO JOYSTICK every 1st Saturday of each month on 9510 kHz (from 
Slovakia) at 08:00 h UTC/GMT.

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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:23:43 -0000
From: <[email protected]>
To: "Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI" <[email protected]>,
        <[email protected]>, "Anker Petersen" <[email protected]>,
        "Chuck B" <[email protected]>, "CUMBREDX" <[email protected]>,
        <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
        "Marie Lamb" <[email protected]>, "Robert Wilkner"
        <[email protected]>,   "Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld"
        <[email protected]>,       "worlddx" 
<[email protected]>,
        <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] MonturaFLA   Mon Morn Dxing
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Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
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Peru, 6019.30l, Radio Victoria, 0915-0945,  Noted a male
in Spanish language Religious comments.  No other program
details heard.  Plenty of interference heard here.  (Chuck
Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Brazil, 4805, Radiodif. do Amazonas, (pres) 0945-1000,  Noted a male
in Portuguese language comments.  Included were ID and TC during
the period.  The signal was fading from a fair to a threshold level.
(Chuck Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Bolivia, 6134.77,  Radio Santa Cruz, 1000-1030,  Noted a single
male in Spanish language comments here which sound like news.
At 1006  music presented.  This pattern continues during the period.
Signal was fair.  (Chuck Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Bolivia, 4716.68, Radio Yura, 1028-1045,  Was surprised to catch
this station up this morning.  Noted a female in steady Spanish language
comments.  The station's presence was being challenged by noise and
fading which resulted in nil periods.  (Chuck Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Peru, 5039.19, Radio Libertad, 1034-1045,  At tune in,  noticed a
male in steady Spanish language comments.  At 1036 music is heard.
Signal was poor.  (Chuck Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Bolivia, 6155.26, Radio Fides,(pres), 1043-1050,  Noted a male in steady 
Spanish Language comments.  Signal was very weak with
a Het. interfering.  (Chuck Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Indonesia, 4750, RRI Makassar, 1053-1120, Noted a number
of individuals commenting in Indonsian Language.  Before the
hour there seemed to be a female being interview by a male.
Briefly after the interview, music is presented.  On the hour
news presented by a male.  This was followed by more conversation
between a female and male.  Signal was almost a good level at
1100, but began to fade by 1118.  (Chuck Bolland, June 29, 2009)

Radio Vision was Nil Heard today on 4790 KHz,  June 29, 2009.
RRI Fak Fak was Nil Heard today on 4790 KHz, June 29, 2009.



Rcvr:  Watkins Johnson HF1000
Ordinary Dipole of unknown length
Montura, Florida










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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:17:42 +0300
From: "Zacharias Liangas " <[email protected]>
To: <>
Subject: [HCDX] LOgs 26-29.6.9
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII

Logs  26,27 ,29 
http://zlgr.multiply.com/journal/item/221
Very sad that about two weeks the climate is bad  for listening to radio : 
everyday not only is raining , albeit  for short times but there are very 
strong 
thunderstorms before  the rains . I used  my computer for doing the 
everyday projects  for very short times Climate in Litohoron is nearly the 
same 
Twice per week , we go to Litohoron  for Wednesdays and weekends taking 
our chld  there . The first injections and some check ups have already been  
passed and for now our child will be  for some time  there . 

Here are several logs for the last days ..

Logs in Thessaloniki using R75 and 2x16 m antenna 
Ethiopia 7110 R Ethiopia  1748 with talks in Amharic  S7 
7130 CNR2 ? double co QH jammer against?  S7. 1800*   Also on 29 with 
S5 
5850 R Canada? 1752 with prg in FF and talks by YL .Absurd soff 1759  S10 
45544 
ERITREA 7175 R Broad masses , talks in Arabic! 1803 with HoAfrica songs 
.then bavk to talks and song on 1819 S7 clear , 35544 
EGYPT 9250  Nile 1808 with phone ins and talks by OM in Arabic . Mentions 
on USA /Washington etc S9 45544. (26th )  ON 28th on 1458 with carrier 
and tone S9 but prg in Uzbek ..

Logs 27th on Litohoron using DE1102 window mesh as antenna and 
grounded using mains adapter for  
PHILS 12095 FEBC 1220 , talks in Hmong  Poor 
JAPAN 9750 NHK with enka  songs 1230 -1258 Clear till DRM started on 
1258 wiping out the signal 
PAKISTAN ?15060 Pakistan 1308 with quranic preaches 455x3 strongly 
distorted audio , and spurs on 15085 and 15065 
GABON 9580 African NO1 1400 with adverts , clockl for UTC time and news 
in French  Fair 






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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: 4
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:48:04 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs June 28-29, 2009
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1


** ALASKA. 9780 at 1256 June 29, KNLS concluding English hour with full 
schedule in that language, here mixing with Chinese, which is no surprise if 
you believe Aoki rather than HFCC, since the former includes Taiwan at 10-14 in 
Chinese, and consequently DentroChinese jamming. This frequency must be a total 
loss for KNLS in its E Asian target area, but the 1200 English is also on 7355, 
not checked today, tho often sufficient here at least durng the first part 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CANADA. Another anomaly from Radio Canada Internal: 9515, June 29 at 1440 in 
Spanish and French with kids` voices, 1443 announcer identifies this as 
``Franc?s hablado para ni?os, de Radio Canad? Internacional``, texts somewhere 
at http://www.rcinet.ca  O, here it is: 
http://www.radio-canada.ca/jeunesse/courslangues/

The trouble is, per RCI`s online schedules, the 1405-1505 hour is supposed to 
be in Russian, 7 days a week! Repeated inquiries to RCI asking for an 
explanation or correxion have gone unanswered.

1505 recheck found 9515 in correct language, English. Like so many American 
newscasters, she had no clue how to pronounce ``Manuel Zelaya`` (Glenn Hauser, 
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake check June 29: at 1310, fair on 13970, nothing on 13500 or 
14420; at 1214 JBA on 8400, trace? on 9000 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING 
DIGEST)

** CUBA [and non]. Further RHC observations Sunday June 28:

The DentroCubans are convinced the CIA --- now Obama`s CIA --- is behind the 
coup, immediately drawing parallels with Guatemala and Chile. Geez, give the 
Rep?blica Bananera de Honduras some credit for being able to stage its own 
coups without the US necessarily being involved! That`s what Manuel Zelaya gets 
for trying to reform the constitution so he could remain president-for-life, ? 
la Hugo Ch?vez. So he lands in Costa Rica --- wonder if the ex-University for 
Peace, converted into a university for war, had anything to do with it?

At 1655 UT the Mesa Redonda adjourned for lunch, to resume at 2 pm (1800 UT), 
music fill until 13750 went off without further announcement at 1700. Since 
it`s a domestic radio/TV program, RHC may or may not resume the SW relay at a 
time when it is not normally on the air at all, but check the usual suspect 
frequencies.

At 1818 UT, we find all three A,P frequencies back on, now with Hugo Ch?vez 
talking about the Honduran situation: 17750 with 1.2 Hz SAH generally atop 
WYFR, 13750 somewhat better, also audible on 13680, 12010, 11690. These 
leftists would not be so outraged if the oustee were a right-winger. I wonder 
how long this broadcast will be prolonged under the circumstances as it`s 
usually upwrapping about now.

Maybe it was live or maybe it was a clip of Ch?vez, but by 1840 his voice was 
replaced by someone in Cuba, and at 1842 the RHC announcer listed frequencies 
9600, 13750, 5965, 6180, 15360. Not in order, fading in and out on 13750, so I 
may have missed something. Then at 1847 I checked, and did hear it on 9600 and 
15360, but still on the original 5 too; not expected to be audible here at 
midday on 49m, and it was not, at least not on the portable in the yard. Looks 
like RHC is pulling out all the stops for this special event, so we`ll see if 
regular external languages get disrupted this afternoon and evening too. 

Announcer also plugged TV coverage streaming at 
http://www.cubavision.cubaweb.cu/ which when I checked a bit later had mostly 
frozen or jerky video, but the audio was OK altho very low level. Bug for CV in 
the upper left, TeleSur in the upper right. Running about a sesquiminute behind 
SW.

At 2008 both on RHC and CV, a live press conference with Zelaya from the San 
Jos? airport was on.

At 2020 checked all the SW frequencies again: per 
http://www.radiohc.cu/espanol/c_frecuencia/frecuencias.htm 
at 2000-2030, RHC French is supposed to be on 11760, 5965 and Portuguese on 
11770, but both were missing.

In fact, 11770 was not even on the air, 11760 was in Spanish, and 5965 too weak 
to copy. However, 6180 could be detected now in Spanish. In the meantime since 
last check, 9600 was also off the air, as were 13680 and 13760.

The special coverage in Spanish was still audible on 17750, 15360, 13750, 
12010, 11800, 11760, 6180. RNV 2000 relay was on as usual 17705. 

At 2041, when the press conference was over, and TV coverage switched to 
yelling crowds, 13750 cut to RHC IS and ID, and local announcer, summarizing 
events, mentioning that Mesa Redonda was still running on domestic radio and 
TV, and went in and out of that from time to time.

SW check at 2044 to see if 2030 RHC English on 17660 has survived the coup in 
Honduras: no, it`s in Spanish too, weakly audible. Reconfirmed // 17750, 15360, 
13750, 11800, 11760. 11770 still AWOL, and I assume the strong signal on 13750 
is that transmitter. 12010 is also off now. Note that 15360 and 13750 are 
normally used only in the morning hours.

No SWBC from Honduras, of course {in the daytime above 90m, I mean, and those 
are only gospel huxters}, but has anyone been getting live audio or video 
streaming from there? There were reports earlier that communications had been 
disrupted.

It is quite amusing to hear calls for the rule of democracy in Honduras, from 
Cuba, a country where there never has been any such thing since the Revolution 
by force a semi-century ago. Democracy is just great if that can get you into 
power legitimately, but never give it up voluntarily.

Had enough of checking this for a while, but did so again at 2348, mainly to 
see if the 2300 English broadcast on 13790 had also been blown off. Yes! 13790 
not on the air, and 13750 instead still on in Spanish with Honduras special, 
along with 15360, 11800 and 9600. Nothing on 11690 or 11760. Did not take time 
to track all possible frequencies.

When I said ``no SWBC from Honduras``, I was referring to anything audible in 
the daytime above 90 meters. The only two active SW stations on 3250v and 3340 
are both gospel-huxters, so it`s doubtful they would dare say anything or take 
sides, much less be in a position to broadcast any real news of the world today 
rather than yesterday and tomorrow (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

RHC observations morning of June 29: 

At 1307, 13760 again with echo audible during fades, but this was just after 
much stronger 13780 came on, and did not hear any echoes before it did, so I 
conclude this is indeed receiver overload cross-modulation, and not long-path; 
besides, conditions are quite poor for LP to be happening.

At 1316, 6000 which nominally runs until 1400, was open carrier with a trace of 
modulation while the DRM roar from RA Brandon, Australia, 5995 was much louder, 
despite supposedly being only 10 kW at 5 degrees, two hours after sunrise here.

At 1450 the news as usual on 13780, nothing on 13750 like the day before, so 
suspected RHC was back to normal scheduling in day two of the Honduran coup.

But once again the usual 5-hour siesta from 1500 is broken. At 1510 found VG 
signal on 13680, obviously on the antenna aimed usward, with hum and Honduran 
special coverage in Spanish, ``for the truth at first hand``. It seems the 
military, the oligarchy and the media are now getting the blame rather than the 
CIA, since Secretary of State Clinton did denounce the coup yesterday, but 
suspicions no doubt remain.

This led me to tune carefully for any and all other RHC frequencies that might 
be active; just as I intuned 11760 it dumped off the air at 1512*. Rechecked at 
1518 it was back on with a stronger signal, so apparently switched 
transmitters/antennas in the break. But audio was cutting on and off, mostly 
off, and when on was barely audible. 1522 check seemed OK.

Also detected with // programming but much weaker signals were 11800, 13760 and 
6000, all an echo apart from 13680. Tried 15360 and found a very weak signal, 
from something else. Also a trace on 17750, couldn`t be sure it was RHC. 13680 
had a semi-minute transmitter failure until *1526. 

So it looks like another long day of coup coverage, much of it originating from 
Bolivarian Venezuela, asserting solidarity. The only other Cuban frequency I 
found was 11680 with usual RNV relay in the 15-16 hour.

Is there anything on the RHC website about these special transmissions with 
times and frequencies? Not that I can find; must be quite ad-hoc and not 
identical to usage the day before, altho there is plenty about Honduras, such 
as:

``La Habana, 29 jun (RHC) Cubavisi?n, el Canal Educativo, Cubavisi?n 
Internacional, Radio Rebelde y Radio Habana Cuba transmitir?n hoy, desde las 
cinco de la tarde, la mesa redonda informativa Condena internacional al golpe 
de Estado en Honduras, con informaciones y an?lisis sobre los acontecimientos 
en el hermano pa?s centroamericano y la repulsa mundial al golpe contra el 
presidente Manuel Zelaya.``

So there will be a Round Table special Monday at 2100 UT on RHC and all the 
other radio and TV networks, an earlier sesquihour than usual 2230; WTFK?

Kept listening to 13680, and at 1603 IS, ID and frequency announcement:
13680, San Francisco
11760, Chicago
11800, Am?rica Central
11690, Caribe
 6000, Nueva York
13760, Buenos Aires
The only additional one is 11690 so I check and hear that weakly too. What a 
bold move, broadcasting to New York midday on 6 MHz; is it making it that far 
by brute force against the absorption? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SAIPAN. Radio Free Asia, 17880, June 29 at 0530 with ``Palladio`` theme and 
Chinese discussion, theme heard again at 0541, a regular around this time, 
daily? As usual, 17880 stronger than // 17615, 15615 via Tinian. 22-second 
sample of another version of the music, used in diamond commercials: 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Palladio.ogg
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) 

** SAIPAN. KFBS, 11650, June 29 at 1300 in Russian with Radio Te?s program, 
giving mailing address backwards, starting with Rossiya and ending with Radio 
Teos, fair, then M&W discussion. 323 degrees from Marpi.

KFBS, 9920, slow Vietnamese music, woman vocalist at 1321 June 29, S9+18 here 
tho beamed 278 degrees. BTW, KTWR takes over 9920 at 1400 also in Vietnamese 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###


      



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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:01:00 +0000
From: Kai Willner <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Sunday evening logs
Message-ID:
        <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1

Sunday, 28 June 2009

AUSTRALIA
4835, 4910, 5025 kHz    21:34 UTC  Alice Springs, Tennant Creek,
Katherine in English. All three of them audible, with ABC News, then
some pop music, "four past seven", this corresponds to UTC + 9.5. Poor

MALI
5995 kHz  around 21-22 UTC Radio Bamako in French.  Nice music from
the region, info on their FM frequencies. Good

MAURITANIA
4845 kHz  around 21-22 UTC ORTM in Arabic. Good

GUINEA EQUATORIAL
5005 kHz  around 21-22 UTC  Radio Bata in Spanish. Lively music from
the region. Good

73
Kai
Munich, Germany
Lowe HF-150 with ALA1530 active loop indoors


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Message: 6
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 00:03:07 -0000
From: <[email protected]>
To: "Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI" <[email protected]>,    "Anker
        Petersen" <[email protected]>,     "Chuck B" <[email protected]>,
        "CUMBREDX" <[email protected]>,
        <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
        "Marie Lamb" <[email protected]>, "Robert Wilkner"
        <[email protected]>,   "Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld"
        <[email protected]>, "worlddx" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] MonturaFla  Mon Eve Tue Early
Message-ID: <009f01c9f916$2636eba0$fac8a...@hp98588948284>
Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
        reply-type=original

Peru, 4790, Radio Vision 2350-0003, Noted music at tune in.  However, at 
2352 noted a canned ID by a female.  This is
followed with live Spanish comments by a male.  Another canned
ID by a female at 2355:  "Radio Vision ...." over music.  Signal was
fair. Live comments and more music into the new day. Haven't
heard this station since June 22 or 23.  (Chuck Bolland, June 30, 2009)

Montura Florida
HF1000



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