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Today's Topics:
1. Logs sat 22/3 (Zacharias Liangas)
2. 49MB 26-3 (maurits van driessche)
3. Glenn Hauser logs March 27, 2014 (Glenn Hauser)
4. New Retro Radio series is popular (Radio Heritage Mail)
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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 08:33:21 +0200
From: Zacharias Liangas <[email protected]>
To: [email protected];
Subject: [HCDX] Logs sat 22/3
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Please reply to [email protected]
Logs sat 22/3
9730 ?? 2233 with talks in lang similar to CC but not CC S2-3
Recording here http://www.ipernity.com/doc/zliangas/31292017
9890 R Australia 22502 discussions //9855 that seems sat relay (abt 1 sec
delay )
This has QRM from 9860 S10 CRI
3995 v Andes in German //7365 both of S5 on 2304 . There is a strong FSK QRM
on
7366
1315 Dimosia Tileorasi again logged Tripoli (?) being in //729 on 2311 !!!
6754 Trneton aviation with weather report 2315 S1
6267 pirate S8 saying good evening abt 2316-7 but then corrected as good
morning !!
mentioning freq as 6270 calling Chris and then Azim
6285 pirate with S2 on 2319 with slow songs 2344 signal S5
6134.8 pos R santa Cruz 2322 is as just a trace hre S1-2
5955 RA in Bamar with S8 QRM from V oT in Eng (VoT has DX program )
5985 unIDed 2326 with gym lessons then YL with talks , Could nt track
language S3
Audio clip is here http://www.ipernity.com/doc/zliangas/31292019
9745 Bahrain again here 2345 mixed with Kuanghua but Bahrain is clear in USB
and
the Chinese clear in LSB S4
15000 WWV? With signal up to S5 . time talks 10 sec before the exact time
7365 Life FM Cock with English rock songs IF in TOH and on 000040 with
thank you
for listening On 0001 Cuba dominates the freq
Audio clip is here http://www.ipernity.com/doc/zliangas/31292021
On 0007 greek stations are as this : 7475 9420 with S5
Malaysia 7295 9835 and 11665 are still and clear on 0009
5110 WBC on 0010 with music S3
4840 WWCR 3 mixed with Delhi S9
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: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 14:02:06 +0100
From: maurits van driessche <[email protected]>
To: shortwave <"shortwaveworld"@yahoogroups.com>, hard-core
<[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] 49MB 26-3
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fsb7NqazqGg
The 49MB on 26-3 at 0026utc
Vertical antenna + Perseus SDR
73,
Maurits
Belgium
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 09:43:12 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs March 27, 2014
Message-ID:
<[email protected]>
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** AUSTRALIA. 2485, March 27 at 1219, VL8K is barely making it with some music
modulation, while 2325 kHz, VL8T is but a carrier; and of course the usual but
weak 4835, VL8A, which is now clear of WWCR ACI after 1200 (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** BANGLADESH. 15105, March 27 at 1226, hi-pitched tone, 1228 Bangladesh Betar
IS, very poor with flutter; timesignal ends only one sesquisecond fast before
1230, opening English semihour with same theme we hear introducing 1400 Hindi
on 15505.
15505, March 27 at 1358, BB IS is JBA, but enough to make out today`s
timesignal ending 9 sesquiseconds early at 1359:46.5; so the pips don`t even
match from one transmission to another on the same day, more evidence there is
nothing automatic about them, but depending on some op punching a cart machine.
Timesignals imply precision and should not be employed at all in such a way
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA. 23 CNR1 jammers March 27 between 1343 and 1358, mostly fluttery above
12 MHz and mostly with talk making matching easy:
18870, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1343, poor with flutter; none in 19s
17370, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1343, fair with flutter
16300, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1344, very poor with flutter
16160, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1344, very poor with flutter
16100, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1344, fair-good with flutter
15970, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1346, poor with flutter
15940, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1346, poor with flutter
15565, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1347, very poor with flutter, het with 15563
Voice of Tibet
15375, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1347, fair-good with flutter
15265, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1347, poor with additional carrier het
14980, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1350, poor with flutter
13625, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1351, poor mixed with Firedrake atop
12910, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1352, fair with flutter; none in 10s
11640, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1354, fair mixed with target
11635, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1354, fair mixed with target
11570, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1354, very poor (this is the Thursday-only
frequency for R. Free Asia, Tibetan via Kuwait)
9825, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1356, good mixing with target
9810, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1356, fair with flutter; no sync 15940
9680, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1356, good, mix with Taiwan/Indonesia
9660, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1356, poor, but // others
9605, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1357, poor
9530, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1357, mix with target (this frequency to be
cleared from A-14, fortunately for Indonesia 9526)
9355, CNR1 jammer, March 27 at 1357 poor
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. 5025, March 27 at 0535, Rebelde is off, while 5040 RHC is on. And so
it goes. Dino Bloise forwards one explanation of what`s happening on 60m:
``Radio Rebelde. El Diexista cubano Miguel Angel Lahera ha publicado en
Frecuencia Al D?a/Facebook lo siguiente: "Cambio en Radio Rebelde: Su
frecuencia habitual de los 5025 kHz ya no emite 24 horas, y su antena de
omnidireccional pas? a ser dirigida ?nicamente a Am?rica del Sur, con 100 kW
alternando con los 5040 kHz de RHC" (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SAUDI ARABIA. 17660, March 27 at 1401, tone test, pitch close to B5 = 988 Hz
but presumably intended to be 1 kHz; 1402 belatedly opening French bihour from
R. Saoudi Internationale [? tentative new name], YL mentioning this frequency;
poor-very poor with flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SEYCHELLES [and non]. 15420, March 27 at 1405, JBA signal, presumed BBC
Indian Ocean Relay in Somali as scheduled 14-15; certainly not // BBC English
9740 Singapore. WBCQ not yet on 15420, currently scheduled 17-21 UT daily from
Fence Lake NM, plus 14-17 Saturdays with BS, but may not be accurate.
BBC English from IORS is scheduled 15-20 on 15420 and 12095, as this station is
in its last few days, to be closed down after March 29. So best to try in the
15-17 UT period, but March 27 around 1610 I can hear nothing but noise on 12095
or 15420.
When closure was first announced months ago, we compiled this full Seychelles
sked as in DXLD 13-48:
04-06 12095, 15420
06-08 15420, 17640
11-11.5 15530 [Somali]
14-15 15420, 17690 [Somali]
15-20 12095, 15420
If you hear BBC on same frequencies at any other times, it`s some other site.
In A-14 BBC plans this usage of 15420, English u.o.s.:
04-08 UAE; 14-15 Somali via South Africa (Sat from 13-).
And A-14 BBC on 12095, English u.o.s.:
00-02 Singapore; 02-05 Oman; 05-06 South Africa in Kinyarwanda; 06-07 South
Africa; 07-08 Ascension; 15-17 South Africa; 20-22 Ascension
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1714, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [non]. 9370, poor March 27 at 1232, VOA English report about Russia, a
reverb apart from stronger // 11750. EiBi and Aoki show at 12-13, VOA English
to SE Asia is via Tinang, PHILIPPINES on both 9370 and 11750; at 1300, 9370
switches to Deewa Radio in Pashto via Sri Lanka. WWRB is not yet on 9370, still
BS plunging into the daytime noise level on 3185 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1714 monitoring: confirmed second airing, Thursday
March 27 at 1230 on WRMI-10, 9955: fair signal here on SSE antenna, generally
above the pulse-jamming level; tnx a lot, Arnie! By 1254 WRMI is weaker than
adjacent 9950 carrier from Taiwan, Nippon no Kaze to start Korean at 1300; and
than 9960, Khmer Post Radio, via Palau until 1300. At *1257.3, WRMI-11 stronger
carrier comes on 9955 via NW antenna, suppressing jamming and me too, until
1258.1, cutting on my modulation for the final WOR minute loud and clear. Then
1259 `WRMI Scoreboard` with no scores, but a few sports news headlines mostly
about personnel. Next times for WORLD OF RADIO:
Thursday 2101 on WTWW-1, 9475
UT Friday 0327v on WWRB, 5050 and/or 3195, we hope. 24 hours earlier, both were
absent
Saturday 0730 & 1530 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Saturday 2330 on WTWW-2, 9930, we hope; missing past 3 weeks
UT Sunday 0030 on WRMI-14, 9495; could be previous edition
UT Sunday 0401 on WTWW-1, 5830
UT Monday 0300v on Area 51 via WBCQ, 5110v-CUSB
Tuesday 1100 on WRMI-10, 9955
Wednesday 0730 & 1530 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Wednesday 1300 on WRMI-11, 9955
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 770, March 27 at 1314 UT tune-in for KKOB to cut onto ND day pattern,
but the YB-400 is positioned to null it and instead I am hearing ``I Get
Around``, classic rock, 1317 UT segu? to ``Company B``, pre-rock era. No doubt
KAAM, The Metroplex TX (Garland), a.k.a. Legends 77.
770, meanwhile, on the DX-398 I null KAAM and can also hear KKOB Albuquerque NM
after 1315 UT. In April, KKOB will rise at 1230 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 790, March 27 at 1252 UT, slow band music, a morning staple of KURM
Rogers AR (like KKOW 860 Pittsburg KS always plays a polka around 1230 UT),
confirmed at 1254 by ad for a Springdale home builder. Also with a 2.6 Hz SAH,
probably from KFYO Lubbock TX (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. Re: ``17775, March 25 at 1350 UT, KVOH is in well, DJ giving time
check of ``10 para las 11 en el Pac?fico``!! Is he looking at the wrong clock
on the old studio wall? Or is it really not live? PDT is 6:50 am, and 10:50 am
would be ADT, or, say, Argentina (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)``
Hi, Glenn. As shown on the program schedule on our website, Lorenzo Mart?nez is
live in the studio for two hours every day, from 1700 to 1900 UT. But, the
first hour (1300-1355), and other times when he may appear on the schedule, are
not live. They are repeats of his programs taken from the last few weeks.
Schedule:
http://kvoh.net/wp-content/uploads/KVOH-Program-Grid-English.pdf
(Ray Robinson, KVOH Operations Manager, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
OK; then it`s inadvisable to include timechex (gh, DXLD)
** VATICAN. 21560, March 27 at 1318, poor signal in Italian, much weaker than
21540 Kuwait over Spain, outro as `Edizione Internazionale`, sounders and cut
off 1320* just as Vatican Radio IS(?) starts. This 1300-1320 broadcast will
shift in A-14 to 1200-1220 daily, when VR earlies most of its broadcasts an
hour, as if the entire world revolve around Rome`s local time! Still on 21560,
185 degrees from SMG.
With Rai out of the picture, VR might be the #1 Italian language SWBC station?
But computing hours per week from B-13 schedules, RV adds up to only 9:45, vs
28 hpw from China (some on MW relays), and surpassed even by Iran and Romania,
each with 10.5 hpw (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. 4850, March 27 at 1222, JBA carrier, and even weaker one on 4980;
nothing heard on 4500 or 5060 --- the four frequencies of PBS Xinjiang, Urumqi,
4850 being the Kazakh service, the only broadcast station in the world on this
frequency, per Aoki. We`ve heard all these better around sunset grayline.
Except Aoki misses All India Radio, Kohima which, granted, is irregular, but
occasionally heard on 4850 by Ron Howard, and I would love to hear. So it ought
to be on the list, if he maintains scads of long-gone Latins (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This report despatched March 27 at 1643
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 12:04:34 +1300
From: "Radio Heritage Mail" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] New Retro Radio series is popular
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.net
March 28 2014
Retro Radio Series Popular
__________________________
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