** CUBA. 11520, Dec 7 at 1402, lite jamming pulsing, but gone a minute later 
before I could nail the exact frequency. Probably a spur from the major blob on 
11930 against R. Martí.

13880, continuous clix at 1408 Dec 7, mixing with RHC leapfrog spur, 13680 over 
13780. The clix are typical +60 kHz spurs from jammer pileup on 13820 against 
Martí, coinciding with RHC leapfrog, Commies vs Commies (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, VOI, perfunctory check Dec 7 at 1351 long enough to 
confirm that the RRI Banjarmasin guy is on again this Tuesday, and the IADs are 
still occurring. Toward the end of the hour, he and the Jakarta announcer 
converse and introduce pop music selexions. Subnormal reception today with 
weaker signal and ACI encroachments = adjacent channel interference from 9520, 
9530 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** LIBYA. 21695, VOA, Dec 7 at 1458 with frequency announcement as to Africa at 
``2-4 pm GMT`` on 21695, and 178--; faded at wrong moment, so not sure the last 
digits given were 00, where the // really has been and still is contra DW in 
German. Next noticed at 1510, 21695 seems unmodulated, and not hearing CCI to 
DW either on 17800 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NIGERIA [non]. Trying to monitor the new commercial service in Hausa to 
Nigeria via Wertachtal, GERMANY, Hamada Radio International, as IDed by James 
MacDonell: Monday Dec 6 at 1928, tune-in 9840 to find that WHRI is axually on 
the air! During a portion of their mostly-wooden registered schedule. Current 
online WHR sked shows M-F 1900-2000 on Angel 2 is ``Shepherd`s Chapel``, 25 
degrees to eastern ``Canada``. At 1930 a SAH starts at about 3.5 Hz, and traces 
of audio under, which must be the new Nigerian service at 1930-2000 M-F, but 
quite blocked here. I wonder if WHRI is a problem in Nigeria? Its beam carries 
on considerably eastward of there. Jeff White says reception seems to be OK in 
Nigeria.

The morning transmission M-F 0530-0600 on 7350 is not making it here either, 
but judging from bits of Brother Scare on 17485 after 1500, same azimuth, the 
middle one of HRI, a.k.a. R. Hamada, at 1400-1430 on 17495 would have the best 
chance, M/W/F only (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PORTUGAL [and non]. 12040, RDPI in heavy collision with RHC, Monday Dec 6 at 
1931. There must be a clearer frequency on 25m for one or the other; Cuba`s 
ex-12030 would have been OK, except Spain is on it at 19-21 in Arabic, French 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SAUDI ARABIA. 17705, BSKSA, as I bytuned Dec 7 at 1412 was playing an 
instrumental bit of ``Bésame Mucho``, which I found incongruous, on into Arabic 
talk. Perhaps programmers were unaware of its lascivious significance (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15550-USB, Dec 7, 2010 at 1512, WJHR is audible with usual preacher, 
poor signal, S9 peaks, fading. We first discovered it on the air Dec 8, 2009 as 
in http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld9084.txt
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 3575 approx., Dec 6 at 0612, musical tones again presumably from 
some ham, but what is this mode, and what intelligence is being conveyed? 
Sounds one way on AM, another on BFO: the carrier is continuous during tones, 
but shifts so you get different pitches depending on where you tune. Occasional 
breaks in transmission, still past 0615. How about including an ID in plain 
voice? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###


      

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