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Today's Topics:

   1. LOgs 17 /3 (Zacharias Liangas)
   2. Glenn Hauser logs March 19, 2014 (Glenn Hauser)


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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 11:53:44 +0200
From: Zacharias Liangas <[email protected]>
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Subject: [HCDX] LOgs 17 /3
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Logs 17-3


9420 while looking to  ERA  I found IRIB with  transmission in Albanian  and
‘philmography’   discussing the new movie of 300  mentioning Xerxes  Schneider
etc  . Sudden s off on 1920  without mentioning any ID
As for ERA  GRC   there was no transmission  that time!

11645 VoK 1924 with English program . S10

6245  posibly LHH ?  there was ID AS Rising Fm . At 1928   with signal S2  and
talks  in American English Ard  2130  with songs and better signal as S3-4

6205  unIDed  , possibly Cairo  1937 signal S9 with garbled transmission  nearly
FM sh type  with spurs up to +10  in Italian  ID ‘La voce de la republica’

6305 pirate 1941 with rock songs and S1  POsobly also on 2130 with S2

6815  pirate 1942  with German ompah ompah songs  ‘hasta la ma&#241;ana’  with 
signal
 S7 on the 16 h antenna no program for 2-3 mins on 1951  then back to  german 
sog
then a disco !

7365  HCJB ? 1957 with German song 2000 ID  with classical music  34333 S7 max

7450 S2 // 4820   CNR Lhasa 2004with nice soft melodies  of 60-70s  S2  still
same on 2144

9745 Bahrain 2123  with signal S7  in USB only with Arabic  songs . On LSB side
Kuanghua was heard  with poor audio

9265 WINB 2210   with song ‘bolare’ and program in Spanish  then adverts . ON
2247  man  referring to  ‘il sentano del satano’   25232

15230 RHC *2229 wit prg in Portuguese IS ID  S8

11665.02 Wai FM 2233  with talks in Kadazan or possibly Iban (not same as Malay 
)
then with a joget song S3 (quite good signal !!)

15034  Trenton mil Aviation  2240 with weather reports S1 

my radio shack: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/zliangas/album/282394
http://delicious.com/gr_greek1/zak (all my pages )







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Message: 2
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 09:21:00 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
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Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs March 19, 2014
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** AUSTRALIA. 12365-USB, poor signal March 19 at 1333, marine weather 
mentioning Gulf of Carpinteria, i.e. VMC, Charleville, Queensland; on the 
FRG-7`s bandwidth, also scratchy ACI from much weaker signal on 12362-USB with 
more marine weather, i.e. sibling station VMW in Wiluna, Western Australia 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BANGLADESH. 15505, March 19 at 1359, no signal from Bangladesh Betar: with 
BFO I soon hear the carrier cut on and off, but not back on until 1400.3 or so, 
missing any mistimesignal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BURMA [non]. 13735, March 19 at 1336, RFA certainly in Burmese, fair signal 
and no ACI yet from CRI/Cuba; via TINIAN. At 1400, 13735 switches to RFA 
Vietnamese via Saipan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) 

** CHINA. 11635, March 19 at 1245, Firedrake music mixing with CCCCCCI, vs VOA 
Chinese via Thailand at 12-14; but at 1311 no Firedrake, just CNR1 vs VOA.

15375, March 19 at 1338, Firedrake and CNR1 jamming mixed, poor-fair, vs RFA 
Tibetan via Tajikistan until 1400

16100, March 19 at 1339, CNR1 jammer vs Sound of Hope, fair with flutter; no 
others way-out-of-band from 12 to 19 MHz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EAST TURKISTAN. 15445, March 19 at 0517, Russian, fair with flutter and // 
15615. 15445 is listed as CRI via Kashgar, but nothing ever listed on 15615. 
[Except EiBi with VMW fax, but not during this hour]. Also Russian on 15665, 
yet noted as not // the others, altho this too is Kashgar (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 3325, very poor March 19 at 1253, YL talk in presumed Indonesian, 
from RRI Palangkaraya; by 1257 no modulation audible past 1300 tho seems still 
enough carrier, so dead air? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA SOUTH. 15575, March 19 at 1343, KBS World Radio starting Wednesday 
feature `Sound of Korea`. Poor signal with heavy flutter, and can`t really 
enjoy it or copy all the commentary, but the folk music is interesting; this 
week`s theme: songs about farming. Maybe it`ll be better in 72 hours for 
Saturday`s `Listeners Lounge` including DX news (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING 
DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 1700 new station: re my unID heard with Mexican anthem at 1245 UT, 
Juli?n Santiago D?ez de Bonilla in the DF writes: ``Hola Glenn, estoy 
nuevamente escuchando m?sica mexicana [KKLF] en los 1700 kHz por detr?s de la 
texana en ingl?s [KVNS]. 

Me informa mi amigo H?ctor Garc?a Bojorge que, de acuerdo a la p?gina del 
Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones de M?xico hay el registro de una 
radiodifusora permisionada con el indicativo nominal XEFCSM ubicada en M?rida, 
Yucat?n con autorizaci?n para emitir con 50 kW en el d?a y 1 kW en la noche. La 
fecha del permiso es a partir de abril del 2013 [sic] y est? a cargo de la 
Fundaci?n Cultural para la Sociedad Mexicana, A.C. Quiz? sea esta emisora que 
est? realizando pruebas. El permiso para XEFCSM es en los 1700 kHz. Enviado 
desde mi iPad. Saludos, Juli?n``. 

M?rida sunrise/sunset currently: 1203/0009 UT. I asked our correspondent in 
Yucat?n about this, and he promptly replies March 19:

``Estimado Sr. Hauser: Posiblemente se trate de pruebas de una emisora cat?lica 
(ver 
http://www.thestationofthecross.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Travel_Guide_111513.pdf
aunque recordemos que el gobierno mexicano ha sido muy restrictivo por lo que 
es probable que est? a nombre de una asociaci?n civil (A.C.) y no asociaci?n 
religiosa (A.R.); algunas organizaciones religiosas en el pasado se investieron 
de agrupaciones culturales a fin de operar sin acoso gubernamental en el 
pasado. 

En el cuadrante (dial) en M?rida la mayor?a de las estaciones est?n en la onda 
media en frecuencias bajas y medianas y la mayor?a de los receptores solo 
llegan a 1600 o 1650 a lo mucho (me parece que tengo por ah? uno que llega a 
los 1700 tal vez; es algo viejo y voy a verificarlo). 

Hace alg?n tiempo estuve conversando con la locutora Alma Estrada de Radio 
Mar?a y nos coment? que su estaci?n dej? de rentar una frecuencia de 930 kHz 
XEUL debido a que pretend?a migrar en Cadena Rasa Yucat?n a la FM (cosa que al 
parecer no han completado y han tenido problemas con algunas frecuencias de AM 
y FM en su transmisi?n seg?n le pregunt? a una de sus locutoras) y luego 
rentaron 760 kHz XEYW al Grupo Rivas, aunque recientemente al parecer dejaron 
de hacerlo pues ya no se escucha. De todas maneras me he puesto en contacto con 
la locutora a ver lo que me contesta; apenas me diga le respondo. Atte.: Ing. 
Civ. Israel Gonz?lez Ahumada, M.I.``

That Catholic Radio Update Travel Guide dated November 15, 2013, does include 
this: ``M?rida, Yucat?n XEFCSM ? 1700`` the dagger meaning ``not on air yet, 
but may soon be`` and another symbol, an `m` with a tail, signifying Radio 
Mar?a (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) 

** TIBET [non]. 15520, March 19 from 1403 I am waiting for V. of Tibet via 
MADAGASCAR to jump frequency, which is usually around 1407-1408; but it keeps 
going on 15520, until finally 1412.5 jump to 15515, leaving the CNR1 jammer 
behind, which was really too weak to detect under VOT. At 1413 brief English 
clip, sounds like Dalai Lama himself (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1712 monitoring: confirmed Wednesday March 19 at 1400 
on WRMI 9955, NW antenna with VG signal. Next: 0330 UT Thursday on 9955, SSE 
antenna, when I probably will not have 1713 ready yet, but surely by 1230 
Thursday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9930, March 19 at 1408, WTWW-2 is off again, while 9475 and 12105 are 
on. Must still be repairing it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 17775, March 19 at 1340, music on VP signal, but increasing to P as I 
listen, KVOH starting to propagate here. Ray Robinson points out that listeners 
in Cuba are hearing it well earlier than I am, as the MUF is already up at the 
midpoint over TX, but takes a bit longer to build up at the midpoint to here, 
near Gallup NM. Habana is almost exactly twice as far from Rancho Simi than 
Enid is (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1330, March 19 at 1303 UT, C&W music atop KNSS Wichita making fast 
SAH (~15 Hz), which was dominant before 1300 UT; 1315 UT timecheck and more 
music; 1318 UT KNSS atop; 1321 UT KCKM Monahans TX regains dominance at SRS, 
with adstring including Quality Cleaners in Kermit & Robo Cleaners in Monahans; 
truckers needed in Pecos (pronounced PAY-kuss); 8:22 TC, plug Bob Martin news 
later [is that the ex? TV anchor in Albuquerque?]; headlines include mercury 
spill at a school, radiation in Carlsbad NM. Singing ID at 1324, back to music, 
by B J Thomas. 

I can hear KCKM just about any morning as its 12 kW daytime ND gets out very 
well despite much closer and daytime groundwaver KNSS Wichita KS. Official 
SR/SS in March are 1300/0100 UT, as it`s way west of the meridian and should be 
in the MST zone UT -7 instead of CDT UT -5. 

I`m checking it out today as pr?lude to the big DX test scheduled with same day 
facilities, UT Saturday March 22 at 0500-0530 UT including code IDs, sweep 
tones, SFX and IDs. This test is a direct outgrowth of an unsolicited verie I 
got from KCKM last year, and reported as in 
http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld1316.txt
as well as in my weekly MW log reports: 

1330, KCKM: received an unsolicited e-mail verie April 12:

``Glenn, I noticed in your DX log that you received KCKM in early April, just 
minutes before we dropped power. Our recent upgrade to 12,000 watts 
non-directional day combined with our 1/2 wave tower has made KCKM a great 
catch in the final minutes of daytime power. Congratulations! Attached is our 
coverage map. [Axually it was am, not pm].

And one more thing, we will be switching to C-QUAM AM Stereo on 1330 kHz by the 
end of the year. A lot of my contemporaries think I'm insane and that's OK. 
It's about time other AM broadcasters revisit AM Stereo.

I bought this place 6 years ago. It was licensed for 5000 watts but was running 
2200 watts. It was off-the-air and about to surrender the license to the FCC. 
What a mess! But, I could see the potential.

Two years ago, I discovered KOYL in Odessa was gone for good. They were at 1310 
kHz. That allowed me to upgrade to 12,000 watts. Sadly, a lot of stand-alone 
AM's in smaller communities are gone.

It cost a lot to rebuild this facility. It was a labor of love as I'm not sure 
I'll be able to recover this investment.

If you belong to any DX clubs, I'd be happy to run 12,000 watts after midnight 
if they're interested. Bob Souza, Managing Partner`` (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1700, March 19 at 0531 UT, break in Mexican music, for ID in 
unaccented English, ``Reaching the Metroplex with a totally Tejano sound, 
Kick-1700``, right back to m?sica which is by definition tejana, dominant at 
the moment. Still haven`t caught a legal ID at hourtop for presumed KKLF 
Richardson TX, ex-comedy, ex-sports, ex-KLIF simulcaster (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED [and non]. 11830, March 19 at 0513, open carrier, fair with 
flutter; next check at 0520, it`s off. Nothing at all is scheduled here, but 
possibly Sirjan, Iran, which is on 11830 at 1720 in Swahili, 2220 in 
Indonesian. Similar signal on 13680 at 0515 with JBM talk, Russian? Yes, that`s 
Sirjan until 0520 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) 




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