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Today's Topics:
1. KBC-Tests 6095 Wertachtal 9-16 UT (Wolfgang Bueschel)
2. Re: [dxld] Myanmar 7290 ? (Wolfgang Bueschel)
3. ERI / ETH (Wolfgang Bueschel)
4. Glenn Hauser logs October 7-8, 2011 (Glenn Hauser)
5. Re: [dxld] ERI / ETH (Wolfgang Bueschel)
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Message: 1
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 14:52:51 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <buesch...@web.de>
To: "DXLD" <d...@yahoogroups.com>, "HCDX"
<hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Subject: [HCDX] KBC-Tests 6095 Wertachtal 9-16 UT
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" >
To: "Glenn Hauser_actual" >
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 11:55 PM
Subject: KBC-Tests 6095 Wertachtal 9-16 UT
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 11:44 PM
KBC-Tests start tomorrow a music program via Wertachtal 6095 kHz at
0900-1600 UT, in Winter season 1hr later at 1000-1700 UT, saturdays and
sundays.
http://www.kbcradio.eu/
&& puzzle in MBR.
NGO - unknown bc organization. Is meant for Nippon Hoso Kyokai foreign
relays ?
Domestic Yamata called KDDI transmitter organization..
http://wikimapia.org/5153986/KDDI-Yamata-Transmitter-Site
AUSTRIA/FRENCH GUIANA/FRANCE/GERMANY
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH (formerly T-SYSTEMS - DTK)
B-11 period (30/10/2011 - 25/03/2012)
Tentatively B-11 operational DTK schedule of October 07th, 2011.
Times are in UTC.
frq star-stop ciraf loc pow azi type day from-to broadc
17725 1700-1715 48SW ISS 250 140 217 7 301011-240312 ABA
5975 0400-0430 28E WER 100 120 201 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
6100 1600-1630 28E WER 100 120 201 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
7315 0300-0330 48 WER 250 135 215 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
7370 0300-0330 48 WER 250 135 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
7370 0330-0400 48 WER 250 135 215 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
9535 1900-2000 37,38W NAU 100 215 216 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
9595 1730-1800 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
9610 1000-1100 28W NAU 100 180 216 1 301011-240312 AWR
9805 2000-2030 37,38W WER 100 210 216 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
11760 1900-1930 37,38W WER 100 210 216 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
11760 1930-2000 37,38W WER 100 210 216 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
11795 1730-1800 48 WER 250 135 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
11860 1900-1930 46W WER 250 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
11975 0700-0800 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15125 0800-0830 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15145 0800-0830 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15145 0830-0900 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15255 1500-1530 41N WER 250 75 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15255 1530-1600 41N WER 250 75 217 12347 301011-240312 AWR
15255 1530-1600 41N WER 250 75 217 56 301011-240312 AWR
15270 1500-1530 41N WER 250 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15270 1530-1600 41N WER 250 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
15480 1300-1330 42,43W NAU 250 70 218 17 301011-240312 AWR
15480 1300-1330 42,43W NAU 250 70 218 23456 301011-240312 AWR
15480 1330-1500 42,43W NAU 250 70 218 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
17510 1200-1230 41NE NAU 250 85 218 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
17510 1230-1300 41NE NAU 250 85 218 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
17575 1630-1700 48 ISS 250 125 217 1234567 301011-240312 AWR
5950 0400-0430 39NE,40 WER 100 105 205 127 301011-240312 BVB
6030 1900-1915 28,29 WER 100 60 215 56 301011-240312 BVB
6030 1915-1945 28,29 WER 100 60 215 7 301011-240312 BVB
6030 1900-1930 28,29 WER 100 60 215 3 301011-240312 BVB
6030 1900-2000 28,29 WER 100 60 215 1 301011-240312 BVB
6100 0500-0530 3738,4647 NAU 125 195 216 1234567 301011-240312 BVB
6110 1800-1900 39,40 WER 100 120 215 7 301011-240312 BVB
6110 1830-1900 39,40 WER 100 120 215 1 301011-240312 BVB
7220 0800-0830 27,28N WER 100 ND 926 1 301011-240312 BVB
7220 0800-0845 27,28N WER 100 ND 926 7 301011-240312 BVB
7325 0300-0330 39S WER 125 120 201 1234567 301011-240312 BVB
7355 1715-1800 39,40 WER 100 120 215 246 301011-240312 BVB
7365 1830-1900 39,40 WER 100 90 215 1 301011-240312 BVB
7365 1800-1830 39,40 WER 100 90 215 246 301011-240312 BVB
7365 1800-1900 39,40 WER 100 90 215 35 301011-240312 BVB
7365 1800-1815 39,40 WER 100 90 215 7 301011-240312 BVB
7395 0030-0100 41 WER 250 90 215 123456 301011-240312 BVB
7395 0030-0115 41 WER 250 90 215 7 301011-240312 BVB
7410 0500-0515 39,40 WER 250 120 201 6 301011-240312 BVB
7410 0500-0530 39,40 WER 250 120 201 5 301011-240312 BVB
9440 1700-1730 39S WER 125 120 217 1234567 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1630-1915 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 1 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1645-1800 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 7 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1645-1715 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 6 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1645-1700 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 24 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1645-1745 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 5 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1645-1720 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 3 301011-240312 BVB
9460 1800-1900 39,40 NAU 100 130 216 3 301011-240312 BVB
9470 1915-1945 39,40 WER 250 105 205 1 301011-240312 BVB
9470 1900-2000 39,40 WER 250 105 205 7 301011-240312 BVB
9715 1900-1930 3738,4647 WER 125 180 217 1234567 301011-240312 BVB
9925 1630-1830 39,40 WER 100 105 205 1234567 301011-240312 BVB
11875 1630-1730 47,48 WER 100 150 217 1234567 301011-240312 BVB
11915 1700-1720 39,40 WER 250 120 217 2356 301011-240312 BVB
11915 1700-1735 39,40 WER 250 120 217 4 301011-240312 BVB
11965 1530-1545 39,40 WER 250 105 211 1 301011-240312 BVB
13670 1515-1530 40,41 WER 100 90 217 7 301011-240312 BVB
13670 1515-1600 40,41 WER 100 90 217 6 301011-240312 BVB
13670 1530-1600 40,41 WER 100 90 217 45 301011-240312 BVB
13740 1500-1515 41,49NW WER 250 90 217 1 301011-240312 BVB
13810 1600-1830 3839,4748 ISS 100 131 206 16 301011-240312 BVB
13810 1630-1830 3839,4748 ISS 100 131 206 7 301011-240312 BVB
13810 1630-1800 3839,4748 ISS 100 131 206 34 301011-240312 BVB
13810 1600-1800 3839,4748 ISS 100 131 206 25 301011-240312 BVB
15470 1400-1430 41 WER 250 90 217 1st Sun 301011-240312 BVB
15470 1430-1500 41 WER 250 90 217 1 301011-240312 BVB
15470 1430-1500 41 WER 250 90 217 7 301011-240312 BVB
17545 0900-1000 38,39 WER 125 135 217 6 301011-240312 BVB
5960 1900-2000 28E,29 WER 100 75 205 7 301011-240312 CHW
6055 1130-1200 27,28 WER 125 ND 926 17 301011-240312 EMG
9605 1600-1630 29,30 WER 250 60 217 7 301011-240312 EMG
13730 1200-1230 19-26 NAU 250 45 216 7 301011-240312 EMG
7215 0030-0130 40E,41NW WER 250 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 GFA
7240 2330-0030 41,43,49N WER 250 75 217 1234567 301011-240312 GFA
11645 1530-1630 40E,41NW WER 250 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 GFA
15235 1330-1530 41,43,49N WER 250 75 217 1234567 301011-240312 GFA
15285 1230-1500 41 NAU 250 89 218 1234567 301011-240312 GFA
6045 1000-1100 27E,28 WER 100 ND 926 1st Sun 301011-240312 HLR
7375 2300-0400 11-16 WER 100 240 215 1234567 301011-240312 HRT
7375 0000-0200 6-10 WER 100 300 215 1234567 301011-240312 HRT
7375 0200-0400 2-4,6-10 WER 100 315 215 1234567 301011-240312 HRT
7375 0400-0600 2-3,6-7,10WER 100 325 215 1234567 301011-240312 HRT
5930 1500-1530 30S WER 250 75 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
6105 0400-0600 28E,29W WER 250 60 206 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
6120 0400-0500 28E,29W WER 250 60 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
7220 1600-1800 ? WER 250 60 ? 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
7260 1600-1700 30SE WER 250 75 206 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
7265 0230-0330 40 WER 250 105 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
7390 1600-1700 29SE WER 250 90 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9485 1730-1800 48 NAU 100 140 216 23456 301011-240312 IBB
9485 1800-1900 48 NAU 100 140 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9485 1900-1930 48 NAU 100 140 216 23456 301011-240312 IBB
9495 1830-1900 29SE WER 250 90 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9520 1700-1800 29S WER 250 90 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9565 1400-1500 40E,41NW WER 250 90 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9595 1400-1500 30S WER 250 75 206 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9760 0500-0600 39N,40W NAU 100 105 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9770 1530-1730 40E,41NW WER 250 105 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9780 2030-2100 46,47 WER 250 180 216 23456 301011-240312 IBB
9805 1800-1830 47,48 WER 250 150 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9815 1700-1800 29SE WER 250 90 206 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
9815 1900-1930 47,48 WER 250 150 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
11675 1800-1900 48 WER 250 135 206 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
11765 1500-1600 29SE NAU 250 103 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
11790 1500-1530 30SE,31SW WER 250 75 216 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
11905 1630-1700 47,48 WER 250 150 216 23456 301011-240312 IBB
11905 1730-1800 48 WER 250 150 206 23456 301011-240312 IBB
11995 1400-1500 30S WER 250 75 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
13580 0500-0900 40E,41NW NAU 250 94 156 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
13580 1400-1500 39N,40W WER 250 105 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
13635 1630-1700 47,48 WER 250 150 216 23456 301011-240312 IBB
13680 1230-1600 40 WER 250 105 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
15535 0430-0700 40 WER 250 105 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
15620 1630-1700 48 WER 250 135 206 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
15670 1630-1700 46,47,52 WER 250 180 216 6 301011-240312 IBB
17895 1600-1700 ? WER 250 150 226 1234567 301011-240312 IBB
6095 1000-1700 18,27-2837WER 100 ND 930 17 301011-240312 KBC? <<<<
9800 1830-1900 46S,47SE WER 500 180 217 1234567 301011-240312 LWF
6045 0900-1100 27E, 28 WER 100 ND 926 3rd Sun?301011-240312 MSM+
6140 1400-1500 28 NAU 100 126 156 1 301011-240312 MVB
6140 1000-1100 27,28 WER 100 ND 926 1 301011-240312 MVB
6055 1200-1215 27,28 WER 250 ND 926 1 301011-240312 MWA
9620 2200-2300 38,39,40 WER 500 135 217 1234567 301011-240312 NHK
15445 1700-1900 38,39,40 WER 250 135 217 1234567 301011-240312 NHK
6040 1930-2000 37,38 WER 250 150 201 1 301011-240312 PAB
6040 1930-2030 37,38 WER 250 150 201 7 301011-240312 PAB
13645 1400-1430 41 WER 100 90 217 1 301011-240312 PAB
13645 1415-1430 41 WER 100 90 217 234567 301011-240312 PAB
13645 1430-1445 41 ISS 250 83 217 1 301011-240312 PAB
15535 1529-1627 47-4852-53WER 500 150 217 1234567 301011-240312 PNW%
7350 0530-0600 46SE WER 100 180 215 23456 301011-240312 RMI
11760 1600-1630 47E,48 WER 500 135 217 1 301011-240312 RMI#
11865 1930-2000 46SE WER 100 180 217 1234567 301011-240312 RMI
5955 0657-0757 27,28,37N NAU 500 220 146 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
5955 0757-1100 18S,27,28 WER 500 ND 930 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
5955 1559-1757 ? WER 500 ND 930 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
6120 0859-1100 27S,37N WER 500 240 215 23456 301011-240312 RNW
9750 1559-1657 28S,38,39NNAU 500 143 146 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
9830 0559-0657 28S,38,39NWER 500 120 201 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
9895 0657-0800 27,28,37N NAU 500 220 146 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
9895 0800-0900 27,28,37N NAU 500 220 146 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
9895 1559-1757 36E,37 WER 500 240 216 1234567 301011-240312 RNW
11810 1700-1800 38E,39S,48NAU 100 144 216 14 301011-240312 SBO
9460 1400-1500 18,27,28 WER 100 300 216 1234567 301011-240312 TOM
13810 1500-1600 28-2938-39NAU 100 130 218 1234567 301011-240312 TOM
17580 1500-1600 38 WER 100 165 217 1234567 301011-240312 TOM
5915 0645-0700 28 ISS 100 60 146 1234567 301011-240312 TWR
6105 0800-0850 27 NAU 100 285 216 1234567 301011-240312 TWR
6120 1100-1130 28 WER 100 105 201 7 301011-240312 TWR
6120 1629-1659 28 WER 100 105 201 7 301011-240312 TWR
7220 0645-0700 28 ISS 100 60 146 1234567 301011-240312 TWR
7300 1500-1530 28,29,30 WER 100 60 215 2 301011-240312 TWR
7300 1500-1530 28,29,30 WER 100 60 215 3456 301011-240312 TWR
7300 1500-1600 28,29,30 WER 100 60 215 17 301011-240312 TWR
9430 0930-1000 28 ISS 100 85 146 1234567 301011-240312 TWR
11700 1629-1659 29S,39N WER 100 90 217 23456 301011-240312 TWR
7335 0200-0500 6,7,8 GUF 250 318 156 1234567 301011-240312 VOR
9875 0000-0200 12,14,16 GUF 250 195 151 1234567 301011-240312 VOR
11605 2200-2400 12,13 GUF 250 181 151 1234567 301011-240312 VOR
5960 2200-2300 37,38W NAU 250 210 216 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
6010 2100-2200 37,38W WER 250 210 215 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
7305 2100-2200 46E,47,52NNAU 500 180 216 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
7360 2200-0100 12,13,15 GUF 500 170 151 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
7395 0000-0100 12, 14 GUF 500 215 146 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9465 2300-2400 12, 14 GUF 500 215 146 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9465 2200-2300 12, 14 GUF 500 215 146 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9500 1900-2000 37E,38 WER 250 150 201 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9515 2000-2100 37,38W NAU 250 210 146 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9595 2000-2100 46E,47,52NNAU 500 180 216 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9695 1900-2000 37,46 WER 500 210 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9800 1700-1800 40 NAU 500 95 216 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9810 1700-1800 39 WER 250 120 216 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9840 1800-1900 37E,38 WER 250 150 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
9925 1900-2200 46,47,52 WER 500 180 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
11665 1800-1900 46SE WER 500 180 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
11690 1700-1800 37,38 WER 100 180 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
11885 1600-1700 40 NAU 500 95 216 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
11935 1500-1600 41SE NAU 500 94 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
11995 1600-1700 39 WER 250 120 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
12140 1800-1900 57 WER 500 165 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
13605 1400-1500 30S,40N WER 250 75 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
13630 1500-1600 41E NAU 500 100 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
13655 1400-1500 41S WER 500 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
13655 1500-1600 41S WER 500 105 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
13660 1600-1700 48 ISS 500 125 167 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
13700 1400-1600 41 NAU 500 95 218 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
15160 1600-1700 47,48 ISS 500 131 227 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
15315 1400-1500 41S WER 500 105 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
15325 1400-1500 41E WER 500 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
17510 1300-1500 41E NAU 500 85 218 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
15470 1500-1600 41NE,41S WER 500 90 217 1234567 301011-240312 YFR
*) 1st Sunday of the month
Day 1 = Sunday ... Day 7 = Saturday
List of Broadcasters which are using MEDIA BROADCAST technical
equipment
ABA = Radiyo Y'Abaganda (Ababaka)
ADM = internal name (not "Abu Dhabi Media Company")
AWR = Adventist World Radio
BVB = High Adventure Gospel - Bible Voice Broadcasting
CHW = Christliche Wissenschaft
CVC = Christian Vision - deleted
DVB = Democratic Voice of Burma
EFD = Ethiopeans For Democracy
ELF = Eritrean Liberation Front
EMG = Evangelische Missionsgemeinden in Deutschland
FEB = Feba Radio UK
GFA = Gospel for Asia
HCJ = Voice of the Andes - deleted
HLR = Hamburger Lokalradio
HRT = Hrvratska Radio Televizija
IBB = International Broadcasting Bureau
KBC = internal MBR customer
KBC?= Dutch-based KBC Radio <http://www.kbcradio.eu/>
LWF = Lutheran World Federation
MBR = MEDIA BROADCAST (ex Deutsche Telekom, DTK)
MSM = internal name, MBR customer
MSM+= probably XVRB Radio - The Music Museum, see below.
MVB = Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Baltic Radio
MWA = Missionswerk Arche
NGO = &&
NHK = Nippon Hoso Kyokai
PAB = Pan Am Broadcasting
PNW% {"Press Now". <http://www.pressnow.nl/> wb.}
PRW = Polskie Radio Warsaw - deleted
RHU = Radio Huriyo (Xoriyo) - deleted
RMI = Radio Miami International
RMI# [Voice of Oromo Liberation Front]
RNW = Radio Netherlands World Service
RRP = Radio Reveil Paroles de Vie - deleted
RTR = Radio Traumland (Belgium)
SBO = Sagalee Bilisummaa Oromoo, Voice of Oromo Liberation.
TOM = The Overcomer Ministry
TWR = Trans World Radio
VOR = Voice of Russia
WRN = World Radio Network - deleted
YFR = WYFR Family Radio
Michael Puetz
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH
Order Management & Backoffice
Josef-Lammerting-Allee 8-10
D-50933 Cologne, Germany
Please send your inquiries and reception reports to:
E-Mail: <QSL-Shortwave @ media-broadcast.com>
% "Press Now"
Witte Kruislaan 55
1217 AM Hilversum
The Netherlands, Europe
T +31 35 62 54 300
website: <http://www.pressnow.nl/> E-mail: <info @ pressnow.nl>
? For reception reports please mail to
<KBC531 @ gmail.com>
or write to
The Mighty KBC
Argonstraat 6
6718 WT Ede
The Netherlands, Europe.
+ XVRB Radio - It's The Music Museum, see <http://www.xvrb.org/>
E-mail: <xvrbradio @ gmail.com> <www.xvrb.org>
not marked correct, probably 3rd Sunday of the month?
(MBR Media & Broadcast, Oct 7, via ADDX Andreas Volk Munich-D
transformed by Michael Bethge-D via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 7)
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "D. K?hler" <>
> Sent: Friday, October 07, 2011 10:03 PM
> Subject: [A-DX] Erinnerung: RTI direkt aus Tainan & KBC-Tests
>
> Guten Abend,
> Kleine Erinnerung, ich hatte n?mlich alles vergessen: Morgen startet KBC
> mit seinen mysteri?sen Testsendungen auf 6095 kHz um 0900 UTC.
> Stream und mehr Details unter
> http://www.kbcradio.eu/, darunter jedoch nicht die Angabe
> des Senderstandorts.
> Sch?nen Abend & sch?nes Wochenende!
> 73, Douglas
------------------------------
Message: 2
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 16:13:27 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <buesch...@web.de>
To: "DXLD" <d...@yahoogroups.com>, <dx_sa...@yahoogroups.com>, "HCDX"
<hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Myanmar 7290 ?
Message-ID: <E6F306EAE8A6476F91C54442C2B6F414@HNPC2>
Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
reply-type=original
MYANMAR 5985.831 ...x.834 wandered Female voice heard with Myanmar
frequency annmt around 1350 UT Oct 8. Typical gongs at 1355 UT.
Nothing heard on 5835 kHz now.
MDF Myanmar Defence Forces, Taunggyi, at present 1410 UT on 5770.016, just
above threshold in Eastern Europe.
Re. 7290 - engineer typo of 7189v ?
7290 at present 1358 CNR 1 Beijing in Mandarin heard.
Re 7200:
7205 Ethiopian white noise jamming hit Asmara Eritrea and also co-channel
Radio Liberty Lampertheim in Russian sce. 1400 UT, Oct 8.
above logs all on remote SDR receiver reception in Finland and Russia.
73 wb
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jose Jacob" <dx.in...@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2011 3:22 PM
Subject: [dxld] Myanmar 7290 ?
> By chance I heard some Burmese (?) station mostly with music on 7290 kHz
> this morning (8 Oct 2011) around 0100 to past 0200 UTC.
>
> Myanmar on new freq?
> 73 Jose Jacob, VU2JOS India
>
> UnID S.E.Asian st on 5835kHz
> Posted by: "Sei-ichi Hasegawa" h.seiichi
> Fri Oct 7, 2011 8:22 am (PDT)
>
> Some Japanese Dxer receives the UnID S.E.Asian st. on 5835kHz from around
> 1100 to now (1500UT).
> Mainly local pops, sometimes short announcement by female. Sound like
> Burmese?
> http://ani.atz.jp/FBDX/NowBBS/img/1935.mp3 by peace J at 1421UT on Oct.17.
>
> S.Hasegawa
> Back to top Reply to sender | Reply to group | Reply via web post
> Messages in this topic (3)
> 3b. Re: UnID S.E.Asian st on 5835kHz
> Posted by: "Sei-ichi Hasegawa" h.seiichi
> Fri Oct 7, 2011 8:26 am (PDT)
>
> Sorry.
>
> http://ani.atz.jp/FBDX/NowBBS/img/1935.mp3 by peace J at 1421UT on Oct.17.
>
> by peace J at 1421UT on Oct.7.
>
> S.Hasegawa
> From: Sei-ichi Hasegawa <h.seii...@yahoo.com>
> Sent: Saturday, October 8, 2011 12:22 AM
> Subject: [dxld] UnID S.E.Asian st on 5835kHz
>
> Some Japanese Dxer receives the UnID S.E.Asian st. on 5835kHz from around
> 1100 to now (1500UT).
> Mainly local pops, sometimes short announcement by female. Sound like
> Burmese?
> http://ani.atz.jp/FBDX/NowBBS/img/1935.mp3 by peace J at 1421UT on Oct.17.
>
> S.Hasegawa
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> 3c. Re: UnID S.E.Asian st on 5835kHz
> Posted by: "Robin L. Harwood" robroy...@yahoo.com.au robroy7rh
> Fri Oct 7, 2011 9:29 pm (PDT)
>
> I wondered where they went. They obviously shifted from 7186.7. Yes it
> is Myanmar
> Robin L. Harwood VK7RH
> Norwood, Tasmania 7250
> --
> Thanking you,
> Yours sincerely,
> Jose Jacob, VU2JOS
> National Institute of Amateur
> Radio
> Hyderabad, India
> www.niar.org
> cell: 91 94416 96043
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Message: 3
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 17:49:27 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <buesch...@web.de>
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Subject: [HCDX] ERI / ETH
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ERITREA/ETHIOPIA Ethiopian white noise jamming at present on 7130 kHz
(7119-7141) and similar on 7205 kHz against Asmara Eritrean services like
VoBroad Masses, on 7204.985 kHz, as well as 7130.026 kHz and much stronger
on 7174.990 kHz, latter is in the clear - no jamming at present. 73 wb
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Message: 4
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2011 11:14:27 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <wghau...@yahoo.com>
To: d...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: s...@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs October 7-8, 2011
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** ALBANIA. 13735, Oct 7 at 1841 open carrier, 1842 R. Tirana IS, 1845 English
sign-on, so confirmed resumed, but too poor to copy. Is daily except Sundays.
7425, altho still missing UT Oct 7, was on Oct 8 at 0353 check with music, to
conclude the 0330 English broadcast UT Tue-Sun (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** ANGUILLA. 11775, Oct 8 at 1317, missing, uncovering weak Asian signals
instead; next check 1514, DGS is back on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA. Firedrake Oct 8, before 1300:
7970, poor at 1248
10300, good at 1252
11500, open carrier with hum, at 1252, i.e. not Firedrake but perpetual
TAJIKISTAN SNAFU; no FD on 11510 either
11990, poor at 1253, underneath CNR1 jammer, // 10300
13920, JBA at 1256
14700, very good at 1256
16100, very good at 1258
After 1300:
16100, very good at 1324, none in the 17s, 18s
15900, very good at 1318
15285, very poor at 1323, vs het from 15288 V. of Tibet
14700, good at 1325
12230, good at 1326 --- a new spot, first log here, but first reported Oct 1 &
2 by Rick Barton, AZ, and Giampiero Bernardini, Italy
11990, no FD at 1327, just CNR1 echo-jamming now
10300, absent at 1328
7970, poor at 1329
After 1400:
17560, poor at 1413: vs V. of Tibet via Madagascar: unheard
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. 11760, Oct 8 at 1309, RHC open carrier, unlike modulated 11690, 11730,
11830, 12040. Still OC at 1316, 1328, as it vies with Indonesia (9525),
Tajikistan (11500), Morocco (15345) et al. for honors in
who-can-waste-the-most-watts contest (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GERMANY [non]. 15620, Oct 7 at 1837, Hausa broadcast suffers from squeal de
WEWN 15610 spur around 15619. It`s DW, 250 kW, 295 degrees from Kigali, RWANDA
and also USward at 1800-1857 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA. 9525-, Oct 8 at 1250, dead air with flutter, a VERY long IAD
during Japanese hour from VOI; still DA at 1303, 1316; 1318 finally English
modulation comes up for a minute or so, gone again, on and off; by 1336 more or
less stayed on during music portion as signal weakened (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** IRAN. 11620, Oct 8 at 1307 Qur`an, 1310 cut abruptly and rudely to
announcement, news theme and items starting with Iran, then other countries in
the area. Is VIRI Urdu service, 1300-1427, 500 kW, 178 degrees from Kamalabad,
and thus not aimed at Pakistan, or us (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Saturday Oct 8 at 1330, Shiokaze from JSR Tokyo,
JAPAN, opening in Korean with piano music, poor with usual Myanmar 5986v het
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MAURITANIA. 7245, Oct 8 at 0603 chanting, IGIM had just come on, and not
abutting 7250 VATICAN [q.v.] for a change (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** MEXICO. Post-sunrise MW DX Oct 8, UT; woke up too late:
1040, Oct 8 at 1237 UT, ``Frecuencia Mega, n?mero uno`` between news items.
Cant? likely leads to this one, heard several times before:
1040 XEGYS La Primera + FM 90.1 Guaymas, Son. 5,000 250
Back in May, fellow MexDXer John Wilkins in CO thought the call had definitely
changed to XEGIS, also heard ``Frecuencia Mega`` as in DXLD 11-27
For Mexican national anthem info, played all over the dial circa 1200 UT in two
basic versions, orchestral and choral, some sources with the lyrix and English
translations:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himno_Nacional_Mexicano
but for only a few of the original ten stanzas; since on some stations it goes
on and on for some 5 minutes, it`s multi-stanzaed but haven`t counted them. It
would be nice to know when to anticipate the final beat to be prepared for
sign-on/ID.
more lyrix here:
http://www.inside-mexico.com/anthem.htm
again skipping some of the stanzas; have they been withdrawn?
http://www.nationalanthems.info/mx.htm
It`s really war-mongering, but then so is the Star Spangled Banner. In the case
of Mexico the inspirational enemy was the unnamed USA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** MOROCCO [and non]. 15341, Oct 8 at 1302, IMM missing from here and not on
15345v either, allowing HCJB Australia to be clear on 15340 during S. Asian
song, presumably with Christian lyrix imposed. At 1509, 15345 had come on, but
unmodulated (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA. 24080, Oct 8 at 1454, open carrier, so suspect 2 x 12040 harmonic as
first reported 25 Sept by Juergen Lohuis, Germany, heralding the return of SWBC
harmonics 23+ MHz! Unfortunately it is fading down; at 1458 I can barely hear
the typical Russian tone go on and off, 1500 modulation starts but JBA.
At 1458 also checked fundamental 12040, but it`s still infested by Cuba and the
Chinese radio war. HFCC shows 12040 at 15-22, 250 kW, 260 degrees from Moscow
site with VOR; Aoki shows 12040 starting at 16, same parameters for VOR in
English, and BTW, both agree that VOA Tinang in Chinese was supposed to finish
an hour earlier at 1500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SAN MARINO. 24940-USB, Oct 8 at 1450, T77C with quick contest contacts, kept
asking for ``Number One`` -- meaning US call area 1 = New England? Anyhow,
several of his contacts were from there. 12 and 10m were full of signals, and I
luckily picked this one to log from a rare country. QRZ.com shows:
T77C
TONY CECCOLI
VIA A. BELLUZZI 7/B CAILUNGO
47893 BORGO MAGGIORE -REP. SAN MARINO
How many active HF hams are there in SM, anyway? He also warns to look out for
a pirate using his call; anyhow, the accent sounded authentic, and no one was
questioning him (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 5890, Oct 8 at 0552, WWCR is extremely strong this
time with Brother Scare, but I can still hear pulse jamming in the background.
That`s what they get for using the same frequency as VOA Spanish earlier, vs
the incompetent DentroCuban Jamming Command (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** U K. 7325, Oct 8 at 0540 Arabish interview between M on the phone and W in
the studio; stronger than Russia 7320. 0559 BBC sounder and ``BBC Arabiya`` ID,
off just before 0600. Is 250 kW, 168 degrees from Rampisham at 04-06 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U K [non]. 15370, Oct 8 at 1510, no signal from BBC via CYPRUS as scheduled
Saturdays only at 13-16 in Somali (or English, or French). Did not look for it
earlier; in case it has just been curtailed, closing earlier rather than
deleted (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 15809.4 and // 15840.6, Oct 8 at 1506, gospel huxter in American,
perfectly readable at S9+5 level; you`d easily assume these were intentional
stations if it weren`t for the huger S9+20 matching signal between at 15825
from WWCR, which apparently has improved the signals and modulation on its
WWCR-1 +/- 15.6 kHz spurs. Used to be tough to hear much more than just
carriers (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [non]. 17580, Oct 8 at 1504, Harold Camping lives! There he drones,
pontificating about I Corinthians XIII: 12, fair with some hum. Certainly
nothing about May 21 or October 21. Hadn`t heard him in many weeks of random
tuning across YFR frequencies. HFCC shows this English hour is 250 kW, 114
degrees from hummy Ascension; ascending, of course, being exactly what the
rapture-eligible are counting on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1585 monitoring: Saturday Oct 8 at 1517 trying WRMI
9955, but can only hear JBA signal(s), not enough to be certain my voice is on
one of them. One often wonders whether besides aiming the other way, WRMI is
also on its 5 kW backup instead of 50 kW.
Further repeats on WRMI: Saturday 1730, Sunday 0800, 1530, 1730, Monday 1130,
1530, 2130, Tuesday & Wednesday 1530.
On WTWW: UT Sunday 0400 on 5755
On WBCQ: UT Monday 0300v on Area 51 5110v-CUSB
On Hamburger Lokal Radio: Tuesday 0930 on 5980
On WRN via SiriusXM 120: Sat & Sun 1730, Sun 0830
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 3195, Oct 8 at 0354 check, WWRB is still on this reactivation with
preacher // weaker 5051 with het. Maybe will be turning off 5051 after
transition period. Full extent not explored, i.e. when 3195 comes on but it
goes off after 0400 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 870, Oct 8 at 1241, Spanish ad with 1-800 number, ID ``8-70, Radio
[algo]``, perhaps Variedades, KLSQ Nevada; making SAH of about 7 Hz with
XETAR(?) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** VATICAN. 7250, what`s become of Vatican Radio? Absent from reliable
frequency, Oct 8 at 0538 check when noticed BBC 7255 with no ACI; still gone at
0603 when IGIM 7245 also had no ACI (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. 6050, Oct 8 at 1331, still hearing a het, one of which has to be
off-frequency MALAYSIA on 6049.6 or so, but would 10 kW HCJB still be
propagating 6050.0 so long after 1058 UT sunrise there? I have heard it as much
as a sesquihour later but this is an additional hour, also an hour past sunrise
here.
Only other thing listed (besides discounted Brazilian in full day) is PBS
Xizang which Aoki says is 100 kW, 85 degrees from Lhasa-Baiding 602 site, while
HFCC says is 100 kW, 290 degrees from Lhasa, both as continuously from 2000
until 1800 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. 6923-AM, Oct 8 at 0543 rock music, 0547 ID as 6925 kHz shortwave,
this is Radio --- (something, North?), fades, and by 0551 fading weaker, out or
off? Maybe R. True North. I wish the pirates would make more effort to ID
clearly, like slow it down, repeat it a few times in a row to compensate for
fades, don`t have music in background, etc., etc. (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. 7225-7230-7235, Oct 8 at 0601, DRM noise has started here, and
also:
7425-7430-7435, Oct 8 at 0601, DRM noise. I can`t positively ID them without a
DRM receiver, and since they are listed from different countries, ROMANIA and
AUSTRIA I conveniently file them both here:
7230, RRI in German at 0600-0630, 300 kW, 307 degrees from Tiganeshti
7430, BBC in English at 0600-0700, 40 kW, 300 degrees from Moosbrunn
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) Really 300 kW full AM power??
UNIDENTIFIED. Further evidence that the higher frequencies are propagating now,
besides ham DX on 12m, Russian harmonic on 24080:
23280-23305, 23577-23602, 23927-23952, Oct 8 at 1455, same-sounding OTH radar
pulses, all 25-kHz bandwidth associated with CYPRUS, but it seems there are too
many possible sources to be sure.
24450-24840, weak CODAR pulses audible thruout this range Oct 8 at 1456,
stronger at the low end (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
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Message: 5
Date: Sun, 9 Oct 2011 07:21:06 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <buesch...@web.de>
To: "DXLD" <d...@yahoogroups.com>, "HCDX"
<hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] ERI / ETH
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ERITREA/ETHIOPIA Ethiopian white noise jamming at present on 7130, 7175,
and 9720 kHz, (7123-7138, 7168-7182, 9714-9726 kHz broadband) against Vo
Broad Masses 2 (Dimtsi Hafash) from Asmara Eritrea, on 7130.027 S=5-6 weak,
7174.990 S=8 fair, and 9720.031 kHz S=6-7 weak, 0445-0505 UT Oct 9.
Asmara Eritrean services like VoBroad Masses, on 7204.984 kHz, latter is in
the clear - no jamming at present today. Female voice and childrens chorus,
seemingly family hour and childrens program. Free of jamming, S=7-8 fair
signal.
7210.002 R Ethiopia Addis Ababa in Amharic or Tigre language, weak just
above threshold signal, 0458 UT Oct 9.
NIGER/ETHIOPIA A 1000 Hertz measuring tone started at 0458 til exact 0500
UT from Niamey Niger transmitter site, 0500 UT when time pips noted and
Niger National Anthem play started. Voix du Sahel Niamey hit the R Ethiopia
program on 9705.003 kHz. Both programs on very same signal strength level
S=7-8 much fluttery, at 0500-0551 UT Oct 9.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 9)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel"
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2011 5:49 PM
Subject: [dxld] ERI / ETH
> ERITREA/ETHIOPIA Ethiopian white noise jamming at present on 7130 kHz
> (7119-7141) and similar on 7205 kHz against Asmara Eritrean services like
> VoBroad Masses, on 7204.985 kHz, as well as 7130.026 kHz and much stronger
> on 7174.990 kHz, latter is in the clear - no jamming at present. 73 wb
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