BRAZIL   4754.8   R. Imaculada   0019-0030 Rosary read by M and W.  Took a 
quick break w/mx bridge once then continued with the Rosary.  Had a rel. song 
after the Rosary w/W vcl.  Was able to // to the webstream which was 5 seconds 
behind.  When I came back at 0215, this was gone.  Pretty far off-freq.  Fairly 
good signal this evening.  (31 Jan.)

USA   1203.53   WBML, Macon GA   Brett Saylor was able to get an ad this 
morning for Barnum & Baileys Circus which included a telephone number and WBML 
ID.  Incidentally, the circus was in fact in Macon this evening while I was 
hearing this off and on between 0130-0210 which was indeed // to their 
webstream which was about 6 seconds behind.  So the mystery as to who this is 
is solved.  But, why are they up on this freq.  They broadcast on 900 and 1150 
khz.  Thanks Brett for help.  (31 Jan.)

PAKISTAN   11600   R. Pakistan (pres.)   Pleasant AR-like whistling mx at 1258. 
 Came back at 1300 and what sounded like the usual choral NA until the signal 
went off at 1301:11.  15730 was also on and there (no audio noted) at 1300, but 
was gone when I rechecked just seconds after 11600 had gone off.  (31 Jan.)

PAKISTAN   15725   R. Pakistan   Signal came on 1325 or 1326.  IS start 1327:28 
but low modulation.  Getting the usual rapid "tapping" local QRM.  Very 
annoying.  (31 Jan.)

UNID.   6115   R. Congo??   There's someone on with DRM from 0530, but I could 
see another signal come on at 0551:00.  Then when the DRM went off at 0557, I 
could hear a M tlking, and then mx over ToH.  The signal seems just strong 
enough to get some clues, but it appears the modulation is just too low.  It 
peaked at 0607 but still wasn't enough.  Faded then, and Japan took over after 
0705.  So there's definitely someone there, and the sign on time seems right.  
Its going to take good conditions to bag it.  (1 Feb.)

BRAZIL   6104.69   R. Filadelfia   0916 soft tlk by M in PT, Father Jadir 
Jacinto according to their sked.  Sounded like a het here too but there wasn't 
anyone else on the freq until 0926.  0925:20 M w/website, then into lively ZY 
rel. Pop, then a slower song at 0928.  // to their webstream which was 9 
seconds slow.  (1 Feb.)

SOLOMON ISLANDS   9545   SIBC/R. Happy Isles   0944 lively island song.  0957 
song anmnt and pgm notes by M, 1000 same M w/"...SIBC, R. Happy Isles..." ID, 
promo ending w/ID, tlk, then back to island mx at 1003.  1013 M DJ returned 
after island song, IDs, then ad w/ID, more tlk by M w/W.  Slop QRM from 9540 
China.  Much better and clearer on the Delta Loop than on the Wellbrook.  
5019.87 was also there but slopped over by Rebelde.  (1 Feb.)

BRAZIL   4774.97   R. Sora de Congonhas   Caught end of canned anmnt by M at 
2252 t/in, then discussion w/laughing and live mx (just guitar and singing).  
Same anmnt at 2300 as at 2252.  I've heard this same program from them before.  
Really nice signal at t/in.  (2 Feb.)

LIBERIA   4760.005   ELWA   Choral singing at 2254. 2258 very brief anmnt by M 
(a few words), then more choral singing over ToH, although there appeared to be 
a few time ticks in there.  Went right into another song at 2304.  Still going 
with chornal singing at 2316.  (2 Feb.)

CUBA   4765   R. Progresso   Getting distorted spurs on 4709, 4737, 4793, and 
4821.  (3 Feb.)

UNID.   9910   KTWR??   Fairly decent signal here at 1250 w/M tlking in Asian 
lang.  Could hear another station underneath very weakly w/W tlk then mx.  The 
UNID. went off abruptly at 1252:22.  It was probably KTWR left on by accident.  
(3 Feb.)

TAJIKISTAN   15374.968   R. Free Asia (via Tajikistan)   Tlk by M in Tibetan at 
1213, but jammed by massive CNR1 on 15374.990.  (3 Feb.)

PAKISTAN   15730   R. Pakistan   OC on this freq today as early as 1308.  IS 
started at 1324:37. They should be on 15725.  The IS then stopped at 1325:27, 
and the signal left the air at 1325:36 and reappearing almost immediately on 
15725, no doubt after the engineer discovered the mistake.  Then the IS started 
on 15725 at 1327:57.  Horrible propagation conditions this morning but some 
interesting things happening on the bands.  (3 Feb.)

BRAZIL   11735   R. Transmundial   No audio present at around 1015 when first 
tuned in.  Strong signal.  Finally audio on at 1023:18, then going off and on 
for a few minutes and then staying on.  Canned anmnts w/website info, etc.  (6 
Feb.)

ECUADOR   6050  HCJB   Having trouble this morning.  No audio at all from 
around 1015 as well.  Audio noted finally at 1047 but distorted.  (6 Feb.)

No sign of R. Tarma or R. Cultural Amauta by 1040.  The latter finally on at 
1054 check.  Seems R. Libertad de Junin is gone.  (6 Feb.)

PERU   4985.5   R. Voz Cristiana   OC came on at 1104:05, but went off at 
1104.40.  Back on at 1105:33, and off again 17 seconds later.  On for only a 
couple seconds at 1107:24.  Did the same thing again at 1122:18.  Didn't seem 
to come back on.  (6 Feb.)

CLANDESTINE   Both 6348 Echo of Hope and 6518/6600 V.O. the People  unjammed 
when I checked at 1217-1222.  (6 Feb.)

CHINA   17080   CNR1 (jammer)   Tlk by W and short actuality by M at 1240.  
Jamming Sound of Hope.  Nothing heard under CNR1.  (6 Feb.)

CHINA   18970   CNR1 (jammer)   Again, tlk by W in CH at 1244, //17080.  SOH is 
supposed to be here too.  (6 Feb.)

CHINA   13970   CNR1 (jammer)   Canned promos including an ID by M at 1251, 
//17080.  Good.  SOH is supposed to be here, nothing heard.  (6 Feb.)

CHINA   10000   BPM   Time ticks about a 1/3 of a second behind, 1258.  1259 CW 
IDs to 1259:30, then W anncr briefly but not the old slow BPM voice IDs.  Prob. 
time anmnt.  (6 Feb.)

UAE   21780   Deutsche Welle (via UAE)   1306 tlk by M in Hausa, some sound 
bites of W tlking and brief Afro mx.  This was the highest freq for a SW 
broadcaster.  // weaker 15275 (Kigali).  (6 Feb.)

CHINA   15265   CNR1 (jammer)   1312 pgm of traditional Chinese mx w/occas. 
anncr. Mx much like that of Firedrake.  Jamming Taiwan on 15265.16.  Strong.  
(6 Feb.)

CHINA   15375   CNR1 (jammer)   1319 same traditional mx pgm as heard on 15265, 
jamming R. Free Asia in Tibetan here.  (6 Feb.)

CHINA   15510   CNR1  1320 found here also w/massively strong signal with the 
mx pgm //other freqs, but BBC also heard underneath.  (6 Feb.)

PAKISTAN   15725  R. Pakistan   Not very strong today w/IS at 1326.  (6 Feb.)

TAIWAN   5910  R. Shiokaze   Signal on at 1329 but audio barely there at 1330 
opening.  Guess our yearly window is about closed for this.  (6 Feb.)

DJIBOUTI   4780   R. TV Djibouti   0200 nice signal w/M chanting/singing.  Same 
thing they've done in the past all night locally.  (7 Feb.)

EGYPT   11904.47   R. Cairo (pres.)   Noticed a signal here when checking SLBC 
at 0205.  Definitely tlk by M very weakly 0209-0214.  Signal strength was on 
par with SLBC though.  Never heard anyone else here before.  Eqypt is listed at 
this time.  Makes for a bad mess.  Thanks Ron Howards help.  (7 Feb.)

UNID.   4755   Signal here at 1133.  Very weak and not strong enough for audio. 
 Too late for Brazil.  Finally went off at 1159:31.  Never did get any audio.  
(7 Feb.)

BRAZIL   6136.68   R. Aparecida   2332 pleasant MOR ZY vcl song, ad block at 
2335, mx bridge, then live M DJ starting w/ID and tlk.  Way off freq. 
//5035.003, 9629.657, and 11854.845.  (7 Feb.)

BRAZIL   9586.33   Super R. Deus e Amor   Decent carrier at 2340.  M preaching 
at 2343.  Some canned anmnts mixed w/mx.  A tremendous amount of adjacent QRM 
from 9585 and 9590.  // to the webstream which surprisingly had almost no 
delay.  (7 Feb.)

UNID.   4755   Again observed this signal to about 1159:35 sign off.  Very very 
poor conditions today and was only able to "see" the signal.  (8 Feb.)

73

Dave Valko
Dunlo, PA, USA

Perseus SDR
Wellbrook ALA1530S+, and 153' vertical triangular Delta Loop
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