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Today's Topics:
1. RTI B09 (Alokesh)
2. Fri Morn DX (Charles B)
3. 12085 1300-1330 UT Oct 9th (Wolfgang Bueschel)
4. Glenn Hauser logs October 8-9, 2009 (Glenn Hauser)
5. Oct 9 Logs ([email protected])
6. SWBC Logs 9 October (J.D. Stephens)
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 16:34:18 +0530
From: Alokesh <[email protected]>
To: Alokesh-Hotmail <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] RTI B09
Message-ID:
<[email protected]>
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Radio Taiwan Intl. B09
(Oct 25, 2009 - Mar 28,2010)
UTC Days Area kHz Site kW
Mandarin
0000-0200 daily NEm 860 WBGR N/A
0000-0300 daily CHN 9660 TWN 100
0300-0400 daily NEm 6915 WYFR 100
0400-0500 daily NwA 5950 WYFR 100
0400-0600 daily CHN 11885 TWN 100
0400-0600 daily CHN 15245 TWN 100
0400-0600 daily CHN 11640 TWN 100
0400-0700 daily Scarmento 1210 KEBR N/A
0500-0600 daily SeA 15290 TWN 250
1000-1100 daily CHN 1422 TWN 50
1000-1200 daily CHN 6085 TWN 300
1000-1200 daily CHN 1503 TWN 600
1000-1200 daily CHN 9780 TWN 100
1000-1400 daily CHN 6150 TWN 100
1000-1700 daily CHN 11665 TWN 300
1000-1700 daily CHN 603 TWN 500
1000-1700 daily CHN 7385 TWN 100
1000-1700 daily CHN 1008 TWN 600
1100-1300 daily CHN 11710 TWN 300
1100-1700 daily CHN 9680 TWN 100
1300-1330 daily CHN 1503 TWN 600
1300-1400 daily SeA 15265 TWN 250
1300-1400 daily CHN 9780 TWN 100
1300-1500 daily CHN 6085 TWN 300
1300-1500 daily SeA 7445 TWN 100
1400-1500 Daily CHN 7270 TWN 300
1300-1600 daily CHN 1098 TWN 300
1400-1800 daily CHN 6075 TWN 100
1400-1800 daily CHN 6145 TWN 100
1500-1700 daily CHN 7365 TWN 300
2200-2400 daily CHN 11710 TWN 300
2200-2400 daily CHN 11885 TWN 100
2200-2400 daily CHN 6105 TWN 100
2200-2400 daily SeA 11635 TWN 100
2200-2400 daily CHN 6150 TWN 100
2300-2400 daily CHN 9685 TWN 100
2300-2400 daily CHN 9660 TWN 100
2300-2400 daily CHN 7270 TWN 100
Hokkein
0500-0600 Daily CHN 1422 TWN 50
0500-0600 Daily CHN 1008 TWN 600
1000-1100 Daily CHN 15465 TWN 100
1200-1300 Daily SeA 11715 TWN 250/100
1200-1300 Daily CHN 1206 TWN 250/100
1300-1400 Daily CHN 11625 TWN 100
Hakka
0230-0300 daily NwA 15440 WYFR 100
0230-0300 daily NEm 860 WYFR N/A
0400-0500 daily CHN 1008 TWN 600
0400-0600 daily SeA 15290 TWN 250
0430-0500 daily SeA 15320 TWN 100
0730-0800 daily NwA 1210 WYFR N/A
1030-1100 daily SeA 15270,11625 TWN 100
1200-1300 daily CHN 6085 TWN 300
1200-1300 daily CHN 9780 TWN 100
1230-1300 daily NeA 6105,11915 TWN 100/250
1530-1600 daily SeA 11550 TWN 100
1600-1700 daily CHN 1098 TWN 300
1600-1700 daily CHN 1503 TWN 600
Cantonese
0200-0230 daily NwA 15440 WYFR 100
0200-0230 daily NEm 860 WYFR N/A
0400-0430 daily SeA 15320 TWN 100
0700-0730 daily NwA 1210 WYFR N/A
1000-1030 daily SeA 15270,11625 TWN 100
1200-1230 daily CHN 11915,6105 TWN 250/100
1500-1530 daily SeA 11550 TWN 250
English
0100-0200 daily Sas 11875 TWN 250
0200-0300 daily NEm 5950 WYFR 100
0200-0300 daily CNm 9680 WYFR 100
0200-0300 daily NeA 5950/9680 WYFR 100
0300-0400 daily NwA 5950 WYFR 100
0300-0400 daily SeA 15320 TWN 100
0500-0600 daily NwA 5950 WYFR 100
1100-1200 daily SeA 11715,7445 TWN 250/100
1100-1200 Thur SeA 1206 TWN 100
1400-1500 Thur SeA 1206 TWN 100
1600-1700 daily CHN,SAs 11550 TWN 100
1600-1700 daily SAs 9785 Issodum 500
1700-1800 daily Rus 11850 (from 2009/10/25-2010/02/27)
15690kHz (from 2010/02/28-2010/03/27)Issodum500
1800-1900 daily Weu,ENG 3965 Issodum 250
French
1900-1959 daily Eu 3985 Skelton 250
1900-2000 daily Africa/wAfrica 9365
(from 2009/10/25-2010/02/27)
11875 (from 2010/02/28-2010/03/27)Issodum 250
Spanish
0200-0300 daily SAm 7570 WYFR 100
0400-0500 daily CAm 6890 WYFR 100
0600-0700 daily NwA 5950 WYFR 100
2000-2100 daily WEu 3965 Issodum 250
2300-2400 daily SAm 11885 WYFR 100
0200-0300 daily SAm 9840 Montsinery 500
German
1900-2000 daily Eu 3955 Skelton 250
2100-2200 daily Weu 3965 Issoudun 250
Russian
1100-1200 daily NeA 11985 TWN 100
1400-1430 daily Moscow 738 Moscow N/V
1400-1500 daily CRu 15225 Issoudun 500
1700-1800 daily Moscow 6120 (from 2009/10/25-2010/02/27)
9840 (from 2010/02/28-2010/03/27)Issoudun 500
Japanese
0800-0900 daily NeA 11605 TWN 250
1100-1200 daily NeA 9735 TWN 250
1300-1400 daily NeA 9735 TWN 250
Vietnamese
0000-0100 daily SeA 11655 TWN 100
0900-1000 daily SeA 15270 TWN 100
1100-1200 daily CHN,TWN 1422 TWN 50
1300-1400 daily CHN,TWN 1206 TWN 100
1400-1500 daily SeA 11550 TWN 250
Thai
1300-1500 daily CHN,TWN 1422 TWN 50
1400-1500 daily SeA 11635 TWN 100
1500-1600 daily SeA 1503 TWN 600
2200-2300 daily SeA 1503 TWN 600
2200-2400 daily SeA 7445 TWN 100
2300-2400 daily SeA 1422 TWN 50
2300-2400 daily SeA 7555 TWN 100
Indonesian
0300-0500 daily CHN,TWN 1422 TWN 50
1000-1100 daily SeA 11520 TWN 100
1000-1100 daily SeA 11550 TWN 250
1200-1300 daily TWN 1422 TWN 50
1200-1300 daily SeA 11625 TWN 100
1400-1500 daily SeA 11875 TWN 250
Code for Area and Countries
CAm-Central America
CHN-China
California
RUS-Russia
NAm-North America
CRu-Central Russia
NEm-North East America
TWN-Taiwan
CNm-Central North America
Af-Africa
NwA-North West America
Eu-Europe
ME-Middle East
Weu-West Eurpoe
SAm-South America
ENG-English
SAs-South Asia
SeA- South East Asia
RELAYED VIA: WYFR, USA; Skelton, UK; Issoudum, Montsinery, France
AM
KEBAR AM 1210 kHz, Sacramento CA, USA
Mandarin: 2000-2300, Cantonese/Hakka: 2300-2400, local time
WBGR 860 EST DST Mandarin A 2000-2100, Mandarin B 2100-2200,
Cantonese/Hakka 2200-2400
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Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 11:29:51 -0400
From: "Charles B" <[email protected]>
To: "shortwaveworld shortwaveworld" <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>, "hard-core-dx hard-core-dx"
<[email protected]>, "Glenn Hauser"
<[email protected]>,
"dxld dxld" <[email protected]>, "Charles B" <[email protected]>,
"Bob Wilkner" <[email protected]>, "Anker Petersen"
<[email protected]>, "Gayle Van Horn" <[email protected]>,
"ALF"
<[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, "Noble Noble"
<[email protected]>, "Ron Howard" <[email protected]>,
"swlistener77" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Fri Morn DX
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Bolivia, 4716.70, Radio Yura, 1000-1015, Noted a very weak signal here that is
audible intermittently with music and Spanish comments from a male. As noted
the signal is threshold at best. (Chuck Bolland, October 09, 2009)
Peru, 4775, Radio Tarma, 1012-1033, Noted music and Spanish comments
from a male. This signal was threshold with periods when it disappeared
completely. (Chuck Bolland, October 9, 2009)
Peru, 6075, Radio Causauki Coca, 1018-1030, Although Causauki Coca is
at a threshold level, it's easy to identify with a male in Spanish language
comments.
His talk continues during the period. Signal was threshold. (Chuck Bolland,
October 9, 2009)
Peru, 4824.47, Voz de la Selva, 1036-1045, With a very strong carrier but
having
poor audio, noted a program of steady music here. There's some canned
promos occasionally between musical selections, but everything seems to
be canned. Signal was poor. (Chuck Bolland, October 9, 2009)
Peru, 4835.44, Radio Maranon, 1040-1050, Noted music at tune in with a
female (possibly canned) giving TC over music. However, after each tune
concluded a male in Spanish comments. Also heard a female commenting.
The signal was poor. (Chuck Bolland, October 9, 2009)
Peru, 5039.19, Radio Libertad, 1049-1100, This signal is threshold consequently
the signal is "iffy" at this time. Noted a female(?) in comments between fade
out. Music was also heard during the period. (Chuck Bolland, October 9, 2009)
Solomon Islands, 5020, SIBC, 1053-1100, Noted a male in Pidgin language
comments. At 1057 local type music heard. Signal was poor. (Chuck
Bolland, October 9, 2009)
Although there were a good quantity of stations on the air this morning,
none had listenable signals. Each one was either very poor or threshold.
Even so, a month ago conditions were worst. I guess I should be thinking
positive and be looking forward to the fall and winter months when traditionally
DX improves. In the meantime, I might get out there with some Brasso and
give my antenna a good cleaning - just joking. I doubt if that would help?
Or maybe it would? I wonder ....?
Whatever I decide, I must remind myself to be careful. I saw a rattle snake
in my yard yesterday as I was cutting the grass. It was only a "pigmy" rattler,
but those things can put a hurting on me if I get bite? One of them bite my
dog last year and my dog was hurting for a week. I haven't been killing the
rattle snakes I find in my yard. Instead, I catch them and carry them to another
spot away from my property. Unfortunately, the ones I carry away either come
back or they have a bunch of twin brothers? Someone told me to get some
"snake away" which I did, but it seems that doesn't repel them. In the meantime,
I'll keep an eye on where I walk.
Chuck
Watkins Johnson HF1000
26.27N 081.05W
Magna has been updated and can be download at:
http://www.orchidcitysoftware.com/IMAGE59.HTML
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 15:49:38 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "DXLD" <[email protected]>, "HCDX" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] 12085 1300-1330 UT Oct 9th
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UZBEKISTAN 12085 kHz, 1300-1330 UT Oct 9th, Tashkent tx relay.
> The Asian Broadcasting Institute celebrates the 30th anniversary this
> year. We will have the special shortwave broadcasting in commemoration
> of this.
> Date: October 8, 2009 (re-broadcast on October 9) Time: 1300-1330 UT
> Frequency: 12085 kHz Language: Japanese.
Tiny S=3-4 signal here in southern Germany. Just above local noise of
electric fence charger, and threshold signal from Tashkent site. 65 degrees
azimuth, which is right approx. 90 degrees at dead angle towards Europe,
[312deg].
Though fair propagation today at same time slot, like Firedrake music jammer
12040 kHz at S=9+20dB level, or EWTN WEWN 12160 kHz at S=9+15dB.
Noted also vailed radio station "Radio Free Chosun" in Korean via same TX
unit before 1300 UT.
No co-channel QRM of RNW Tinang-PHL noted here so far. E-mail address given
at 1310 UT in Japanese by male announcer.
13.12:15 UT short MORSE code signal and Chinese ID.
13.14:30 UT short piece of ?KRE's? "Internationale" hymn recording given.
13.29:20 UT Interval signal.
13.30:45 UT TX Tashkent OFF.
wb
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 12:10:52 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected], [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs October 8-9, 2009
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
** ANGUILLA. Caribeacon, 6090 off the air again Oct 9 but did not notice until
0556 when no other carriers were audible around 6090, not even Brasil or
Nigeria; were they off too? CB 11775 on the air as usual at next check 1343
with PMS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA. Firedrake Oct 8 circa 1130 and 1352: poor on both 8400, 9000. Oct 9
at 1329 during drumming passage, JBA on 9000 but very poor on 8400 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. Another day, another anomaly to report at RHC. Oct 8 at 0547, 6140 was
off the air, so impossible to tell whether it would have been in English or
Spanish. 6120 was on in Spanish as well as 6000, whilst 6060 and 6010 were in
English.
11760 now with light squeal degrading it, Oct 9 at 1343, Entre Cubanos program,
fascinating interview with 82-year-old former Cubana de Aviaci?n pilot, Jos?
Antonio de C. Dom?nguez, who flew hundreds of times each to M?xico, Miami, New
York and Madrid, starting with DC3s, both pre- and post-revolution (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDIA. AIR Aligarh extremely distorted blob from 9470 transmitter, still
going Oct 8 at 1353 check covering 9480-9500, but at least just far enough away
not to bother Radio Australia 9475 this time.
But it`s fixed! Oct 9 at 1319, normally modulated on 9470 very much like
Bengaluru on // 9425, just a reverb apart. Both signals rather weak today with
flutter; 9870 as usual better with VBS. Let`s hope 9470 transmitter will STAY
fixed (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA. 4750, RRI Makassar, nice S9+10 signal, no co-channel this time,
1315 Oct 9, Indonesian music and talk; best SW broadcast signal below 5 MHz. I
should take time to pause and listen for content, but I am drawn to bandscan as
much as possible upon upwaking.
VOI, 9525.9, Oct 9 at 1324 with ID, URL, three frequencies, two of which are
always imaginary and none of which is ``9525.9`` or even 9526; modulation this
time at fair level, but nowhere near what it should be on an S9+20 signal. 1325
starting Indonesian Wonders about some restaurant dish, sounding like babarji;
but too much accent and flutter noise to follow content, anyway accompanied by
nice flutish music (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. I was starting to get bits of Spanish conversation again from RASA
M?rida, XEQM, 6104.8, Oct 9 at 0558, but blocked from *0559:30 by BBC Ascension
in French, which thinx it owns 6105.0 for a semihour; XEQM still succeeded in
hetting it. Then at 1337 XEQM also poking thru the ACI and CCI with some
Spanish, but I was distracted by classical music on 6045, meaning XEXQ was
back? Unfortunately, not; see RUSSIA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** NEW ZEALAND. 6170, RNZI, Friday Oct 9 at 1329 announcing a road closure due
to weather, DST timecheck for 2:30, and into program of award-winning Maori
traditional music. English-speaking announcer throws in Maori phrases as if we
were bilingual on this RNZ domestic program relayed, but nice and exotic from
an overseas standpoint.
This show featured cuts from the album ``Ancient Maori Music``, including
``Creation of the World``, ``Call of the Whales``. At 1336 program was referred
to as ``your morning music fix``. Schedule grid shows it as Waiata. Found the
program page including those on the playlist and already the content of next
week`s show starting Oct 11:
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/waiata But it shows the wrong
time, Saturday 4:30 am, so is the Sunday time wrong too?
Which raises the question, why doesn`t RNZI broadcast specifically in
Maori-only during certain hours? Or maybe it does? But then, any modern Maori
and probably most of the old-timers also speak Enzedenglish.
The 24/7 program grid at http://www.rnzi.com/pages/schedules.php has the word
Maori nowhere on it, tho it does specify French, Hindi, Niuean, Samoan, Tongan!
Altho EiBi`s comprehensive language list at
http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/readme.txt
includes COK for Cook Islands Maori, and MAO for NZ Maori, those abbrs appear
nowhere in the entire schedule at
http://www.eibispace.de/dx/bc-a09.txt
RNZI leavens its English with Maori program titles such as Tagata o te Moana
but apparently the show is actually in English? It`s UT Sat at 1308-1330, Sun
1308-1400, 1815-1900. Others, suspected to be Maori, but are they Maori-only?
M-F 1735-1740 Waatea News; UT Sat 1708-1800 Te Ahi Kaa.
The redesigned website also no longer shows the Maori name of RNZI which used
to be prominently displayed, and I can`t remember how it went. Fortunately,
WRTH 2009 quotes the Maori ID on page 451: ``Te reo irirangi o Aotearoa, o te
Moana-nui-a-Kiwa``. But it shows no specific times for any languages but
English.
>From Oct 25, RNZI will be on 7440-AM instead of 6170 for the 1330 programs
>(and DRM still taking a break). On Oct 9, I was not hearing any het from DZRM
>6170.4 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA. Indians may have been saved from the horrible Aligarh blob covering
20 kHz or more as of Oct 9 (see INDIA), but now they are plied with DRM noise
falling neatly between the two AIR National Channels 9425 and restored 9470:
i.e., 9440-9445-9450, the VOR service via Irkutsk also roaring lightly into the
opposite worldside, OK, Oct 9 at 1328. I suspect the frequency band was
originally chosen so Indians tuning between AIR and AIR could not help but
notice the noise. But how many DRM receivers of any kind can possibly be
funxioning there to resolve the noise, otherwise sheerly annoying? Doesn`t
matter; VOR has bought into the DRM myth, as have the authorities in India.
6045 with classical music at 1337 Oct 9, especially after just hearing a bit of
Mexico on 6104.8, made me suspect XEXQ San Lu?s Potos? had finally reactivated
--- until I heard a Chinese tonal announcement one minute later. Therefore, VOR
as scheduled via Vladivostok. One must search for SLP before that starts at
1300 (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SPAIN. REE, 11680, Oct 9 at 0547, surprised to find here as scheduled only
at 2300-0200. Noblejas probably forgot to change to correct frequency when
firing up transmitter again! Perhaps should have been on 11895 or 12035, often
audible here, but I did not think to check for them. Now 11680 is badly QRMed
by RNZI DRM 11670-11675-11680. No doubt about ID as REE was announcing its
address in Castilian (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. Squeal is building up again on the WWCR-2 transmitter. Oct 8 at 1130
I tuned in 5935 during one of the pregnant pauses by PMS, and heard nothing but
squealing, which does not need any intentional modulation to set it off (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. OTH radar pulsing presumed at 1346 Oct 8, covering 6530-6580,
neatly bookended by the Juche jamming noise against S Korean clandestine V of
the People on 6518 and 6600. Lots more OTHR audible at: 6430-6480, 6965-7040
oops extending into hamband, NB intruder watchers; 7345-7360, 7660-7710,
6790-6830, 6890-6940 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###
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Message: 5
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 19:40:40 EDT
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Oct 9 Logs
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII"
** BOLIVIA. 4700.00, Radio San Miguel, Riberalta, 0934-0950, Oct 9,
sign on at approximately 0934 with Spanish talk. Spanish ballads.
Very weak. (Brian Alexander, PA)
** BOLIVIA. 6155.26, Radio Fides, La Paz, 0950-1000, Oct 9,
Spanish talk. Bolivian music. ID. Fair signal at tune-in but poor after
1000 due to adjacent channel splatter. (Brian Alexander, PA)
** BRAZIL. 5990, Radio Senado, *0928-0950, Oct 9, sign on with lite
jazz music. Opening Portuguese ID announcements at 0932. Rooster
crow at 0933 & Portuguese talk. Some local folk music. Very good.
Strong. (Brian Alexander, PA)
** CHAD. 4904.97, RNT, 2035-2230*, Oct 9, French talk. Local tribal
music. Afro-pops. One minute of local drums at 2200 followed by
French talk. Sign off with National Anthem at 2229. Weak/poor at
tune-in, steadily improving in strength, but with the always present
CODAR QRM. Fair to good level by sign off. (Brian Alexander, PA)
** DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 6025.07, Radio Amanecer, 0250-0303*,
Oct 9, Spanish religious talk. Religious music. ID. Poor with adjacent
channel splatter. (Brian Alexander, PA)
** DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. 6025.07, Radio Amanecer, 1035-1050,
Oct 9, Spanish talk. IDs. Fair but with slight distortion. (Brian
Alexander, PA)
** GUINEA. 7125, Radio Conakry, 2000-2127*, Oct 9, French and
vernacular talk. Some local African music. Abrupt sign off. Fair signal
with good modulation for a change. (Brian Alexander, PA)
** INDONESIA. 9525.89, Voice of Indonesia, *1004-1033, Oct 9,
abruptly on with presumed English news in progress. Very poor.
Modulation too weak to even ID the language, but English is listed
for this time period. (Brian Alexander, PA)
Brian Alexander, Mechanicsburg, PA, USA
Equipment: Icom IC-7600, two 100 foot longwires
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Message: 6
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 19:21:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: "J.D. Stephens" <[email protected]>
To: Cumbre DX <[email protected]>, HardCore DX
<[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] SWBC Logs 9 October
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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SWBC Logs Oct. 9 2009
IRAN - IRIB, Sirjan Regional Station. 2207-2228*. 7305 from 2207 tune-in
in Bosnian (a very Russian-sounding language). Abruptly off at
2228, two minutes before listed sign-off. (JDS-AL)
TAIWAN - Radio Taiwan International. 2229-2400. In Chinese w/ Man
& woman announcers, lovely Oriental music, preceded by what
sounded like a News brief at 2230. Fair but steady signal.
(JDS-AL)
J.D. Stephens - Hampton Cove, Alabama, USA
Drake R-8, Multi-Band Dipole, 30 ft. Randomwire
[email protected] (Primary)
[email protected] (Alternate)
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