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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Chasqui DX PFA Mayo 2014 [5 Attachments]
(Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX)
2. Thank you for donating in May (Radio Heritage Mail)
3. Glenn Hauser logs May 18-19, 2014 (Glenn Hauser)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 19 May 2014 07:51:48 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <buesch...@email.de>
To: "DXLD" <d...@yahoogroups.com>, "HCDX"
<hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Chasqui DX PFA Mayo 2014 [5 Attachments]
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More Brazilians this morning
9586.502 ZYE969 Super R Deus ? Amor, S?o Paulo SP, female sermon prayer
at 0515 UT May 19. Rather S=5-6 -96dBm poor signal.
Very odd frequency today.
9645.389 ZYE957 Radio Bandeirantes, S?o Paulo SP, at 0512 UT,
S=6 -92dBm signal strength.
9664.261 ZYE890 R Voz Mission?ria, Cambori? SC, at 0508 UT. Fair signal.
9818.761 ZYR096 R Nove de Julho, S?o Paulo, SP, R?dio Catolica.
S=5 -96dB, religious chorus noted at 0505 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews May 19)
WRNO New Orleans carrier on 7506.242 kHz today at 0458 UT.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" Sent: Monday, May 19, 2014 6:47 AM
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Chasqui DX PFA Mayo 2014 [5 Attachments]
> MEXICO 6184.982 Radio Educacion Mexico City, unfortunately fair signal
> this morning, nice modulation signal, sweet romantic mx at 0422 UT May 19.
>
>
> GUATEMALA 4054.979 R. Verdad, Chiquimula at 0345 UT May 19, religious
> chorus, S=7 -83dBm in remote unit at USA.
>
>
> BRAZIL Two Brazilians visible - probably - 4824.808 and 4824.930 kHz,
> 0350 UT.
>
> 5939.802 R?dio Voz Mission?ria, Cambori?, SC, Port., weak at 0404 UT.
>
> 5955.000 ZYE965 R Gazeta, Sao Paulo SP, at 0406 UT, weak signal.
>
> 5964.938 R Transmundial (RTM), Santa Maria RS, also weak signal this night
> morning.
>
> 6009.883 Probably La Voz de tu Conciencia Lomalinda, Puerto Lleras, Meta,
> CLM - in Spanish, nice sweet romantic mx at 0410 UT, S=8 -57dBm.
> and adjacent channel of
> 6010.063 S=5 -90dBm BRA? ZYE521 R?dio Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG.
>
> 6015.004 UNIDENTIFIED weak signal, TZA ? S=5 at -96dBm level.
>
> 6180.005 RNB S=9+15dB -54dBm, fluttery signal, phone-in px by two men.
> (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews May 19)
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Glenn HauserSent: Sunday, May 18, 2014 11:38 PM
> Subject: [dxld] Chasqui DX PFA Mayo 2014 [5 Attachments]
>
> 4054.98 GUATEMALA, R. Verdad, Chiquimula; 5/05 0948-1035 22222 px
> religioso Historias B?blicas para ni?os en espa?ol (San Mateo 16:01) mx
> religiosos en ingl?s, en forma continua, ID "lo dan en ingl?s"
>
> 4835.00 PER?, R. Ondas del Sur Oriente, Quillabamba; 18/05 1130-1155
> 44444 mxf ID "Ondas del Sur Oriente y su poderosa se?al" px La hora
> folcl?rica mxf advs px biling?e espa?ol quechua. ID "Usted est?
> escuchando Ondas del Sur Oriente la poderosa"
>
> Covered by 4840 WWCR powerhouse and CODAR shraap shraap.... 0351 UT (wb)
>
>
> 6010.00 COLOMBIA, La Voz de tu Conciencia, Bogot?; 13/05 2310-2335 44444
> mx ID "Contigo La Voz de la Conciencia para el mundo" mx px en dialecto
>
>
> 6180.00 BRASIL, R. Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia; 29/04; 2337-0005 44444+
> px informaci?n en tiempo real ID "Nacional da Amazonia en onda corta.."
> (escuchar grabaci?n)
>
> Muchos 128?s - PFA
>
> --- On Sun, 5/18/14, Pedro Arrun?tegui <pfarrunate...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Se?ores, Adjunto Chasqui DX PFA Mayo 2014
>> W97
>>
>> Saludos
>> Pedro
>> --
>> Vivo en una casa muy peque?a, pero,
>> sus ventanas se abren hacia un
>> mundo muy grande
>
> <*> 4865.00 Verde Floresta PFA Mayo 5, 2014.mp3
> <*> 5495.95 Bolivar PFA Mayo 13, 2014.mp3
> <*> 5980.00 Mix PFA Mayo 22, 2014.mp3
> <*> 6180.00 Nac da Amazonia PFA Abril 29, 2014.mp3
> <*> CHASQUI DX PFA Mayo 2014 W97.doc
> _
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 19 May 2014 20:18:45 +1200
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Subject: [HCDX] Thank you for donating in May
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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 19 May 2014 11:49:27 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <wghau...@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Glenn Hauser logs May 18-19, 2014
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** BRAZIL. 11750 & 11810, May 19 at 0546, distorted parasitic spurs from 11780
RNA are still here 24 hours later than first heard, but much weaker; that`s
progress (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA. CNR1 jamming morning of May 19; no Firedrake heard:
18930, May 19 at 1321, CNR1 jammer, JBA vs RFA Tibetan via Kuwait
18870, May 19 at 1321, CNR1 jammer, fair-good // 18930, vs RFA via SOH
17480, May 19 at 1322, CNR1 jammer, poor, not synch with 18870; no 19s
17170, May 19 at 1323, CNR1 jammer, fair-good // 18870
16100, May 19 at 1324, CNR1 jammer, poor
15265, 15195, 15115, May 19 at 1325, usual CNR1 jammers; no 14s, 13s, 12s
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. 15400, May 19 at 1309, RHC with poor but readable signal on the
leapfrog spur of 15340 over 15370, both very strong; matching one on 15310 JBA.
Also // 15230 is undermodulated as usual (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** EGYPT. After missing the past two nights, R. Cairo is back in business UT
May 19 at 0112 in Spanish with no improvements: 12070, very distorted; 11710v,
less distorted but still useless; 9315 undermodulated, at first thought no
modulation, but just a long pause. Also back on 9965 with Arabic service
humwhine and music.
13850, May 19 at 0543 is also on with distorted Arabic toward North America,
poor with flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GUAM. 15240, May 19 at 1313, S Asian language to 1314* mentioning Adventist,
I thought, in contact info, but must not have been, as Aoki shows this is
really KTWR, daily in Santhali at 1300-1315 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** MEXICO. Earlier in the day on May 18, 6m Es maps were showing big opening
across central USA; should have reached some of the three Ontario channel 2 TV
stations allegedly still in analog, so aiming there for a few hours, I see
nothing. Finally Mexico opens up for hours, all times and dates UT:
2222 on 3, VG signal with promo for Notivisa on XHBC, Mexicali BCN. Does that
news name apply to any other stations? Not to my knowledge. Then in B&W movie
there is continuous square blue bug in LR, 3, with calls XHBC running
vertically at its left edge from bottom to top, i.e. you need to tilt your head
90 degrees to the left to read it directly. Below the block, digital clock in
PDT. Often snow-free until abrupt fade-out at 2300. Numerous photos attempted,
including close-ups of the bug.
http://www.w4uvh.net/xhbc1.jpg
http://www.w4uvh.net/xhbc2.jpg
http://www.w4uvh.net/xhbc3.jpg
Glad that Tijuana`s 3 is long gone, no more zero CCI.
Even when 3 is strongest, no sign of the other Mexicali station, XHAQ on 5. Has
it already migrated to DTV 28, or MUF just not up to it? Still on Hepburn`s map:
http://www.dxinfocentre.com/TV5.pdf
2222 on 2, much weaker signal with movie, bug in UR I can`t make out yet.
Closest 2 to XHBC is Ensenada. 2235 ad briefly in English for Ros?, back to
Spanish. Fades in a bit stronger and now I see there is a continuous ID bug in
the UR corner:
XHENT CANAL 2
ENSENADA BC
The font is a little fancier and larger than the tiny IDs some stations flash
briefly, but is lite if not white, and needs a dark background to be more
legible. To the left of the lettering is the generic Azteca logo which also is
part of the Azteca-13 net bug, but this one is listed as an Azteca 7 affiliate:
no `7` bugs seen. Fades out abruptly at 2300 along with XHBC-3.
2346 on 2, something fades in briefly after half a sesquihour break.
UT May 19, the Mexican opening is back with greater force, I find after a SW
monitoring session at 0110-0130.
0134 on 2, B&W Mexican musical movie with sombreros, peaks southwest rather
than WSW as earlier from BCN. Gala swirl bug in LR, Spanish ads; little audio
yet; 0136 promo for Televisa. 0138 zero CCI such that I am getting video from
one station, unmatching audio from another for a little while. Without local
ID, I conclude this must be XHHMA, 30 kW in Hermosillo, Sonora, the only
Televisa-9 listed on 2 in W9WI.com and also correlates with:
0138 on 4, soccer on Azteca 13 net, bug in UR. There are several possibilities,
but correlating with ch 2, figure it`s likely XHHSS, 100 kW, in Hermosillo,
Sonora.
0158 on 5 and 6, now MUF up to here with CCI. I also check lower Hermosillo FM
frequencies but no Es ever heard: 88.9 and 89.7 are blocked locally; 90.7 best
bet; 91.5 and 92.3 with ACI.
0211 on 2, still same movie from XHHMA but now some CCI.
0214 on 4, strange video CCI, almost zero beat, but somewhat diagonal from a
station with horizontal out of synch compared to XHHSS. Stronger at 0215, the
video clash making an audio het. Salsa music from somewhere.
0215 on 3, something showing video, unlike earlier
0231 on 3, XHBC Mexicali is back with same bug as described above but now it`s
in the upper right instead of lower right; IFE government PSA
0240 on 2, 3, 4, 5, mostly CCI, too many stations at once
0251 on 3, large orange 3 bug in UR, not XHBC, with clock below it in CDT:
21:52 28 C; and from same one, Gala swirl in LR. NO Gala = Televisa 9 listed on
3 in W9WI.com but the bug matches Oglethorpe`s channel 3 gallery, now updated
as of May 2014,
http://tvdxtips.com/mexlogosch3.html
for XHPN, Piedras Negras, Coahuila, which is a Televisa-local, which means
partial relays of any of its national nets including Gala (and no fulltime Gala
in that market??). None shown in W9WI.com, but:
W9WI.com by state does NOT list XHPN on 3 in Piedras Negras:
http://www.w9wi.com/web/tv-states/CL.html
But is in the list by channel as 42.91 kW:
http://www.w9wi.com/web/tv-channels/3.html
0252, heavy CCI briefly on 5, but nothing on 6
0302 on 6, video only, movie, briefly, unknown bug in UR
0305, the 3 and Gala bugs from XHPN are still visible, now with a variety show.
0310 on 4, movie in color featuring an `Indian` female character; Gala swirl in
LR, but no other bug in UR. W9WI.com lists only one net 9 on 4: XHGK-TV, 100 kW
in Tapachula, Chiapas, but I doubt it, too far. Listed are three generic/local
Televisas in Morelia, Oaxaca and Puebla
0324 on 4, CCI from soccer: is this one still Hermosillo?
0337 on 4, movie? with Azteca 7 bug in UR; red background to the 7, in and out.
W9WI.com lists only two:
XHNCI, Manzanillo, Colima, 19.86 kW
XHPSO, Mat?as de Romero, Oaxaca, 40 kW
Oaxaca is pretty far, beyond the region I have been getting
0354 on 4, Azteca promo for the Mundial on that network
0438 on 2, still with movie, ads, 0440 promo Gala TV with that name flashing
full screen for only split seconds; Hermosillo presumably
0440 on 4, movie with Azteca 13 bug in UR, Hermosillo?
0453 on 2, movie with strobe dancing scene, Gala bug LR, Hermosillo?
0500 everything fades out, thankfully, as I am fading out at local midnite.
Turn off TVs quickly (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PERU. 5980, May 19 until 0111:37.5*, R. Chaski carrier cut, which is 6
seconds later than yesterday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SAUDI ARABIA [and non]. 15170, May 19 at 0542, Qur`an, very poor with
rumbling SAH from even weaker station. During this hour, both BSKSA and CRI are
inadvertently aimed USward: Riyadh at 355 degrees, and Jinhua at 59 degrees,
per Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH AFRICA. 11790, May 18 at 1959, hilife music, 2000 BaBcoCk music loop
IS until 2001.5*, poor-fair. HFCC shows AWR Fulfulde via Meyerton at 1930-2000,
250 kW, 317 degrees, so also USward. (Aoki shows azimuth for this as 170, which
can`t be right) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH CAROLINA. As of May 19, we are *still* hearing nothing but canned
announcements from Brother Scare himself on The Overcomer Ministry frequencies
via various stations whenever checked; otherwise, only other voices which have
no interest in spelling out their own names. This is highly abnormal, as TOM
has been an extremely personal ministry of Ralph G. Stair. *He* is the ``last
day prophet of God``, not various acolytes. Yet he`s hardly mentioned by anyone
else. Something`s up in Walterboro. I can`t imagine BS voluntarily
relinquishing control and predominant presence on the air.
Could there be clues in the Daily Word from the Prophet?
http://www.overcomerministry.org/DailyWord.htm
current one, ``Be Sober and Very Watchful`` is dated May 13, 2014
but just with the usual apocalyptic nonsense (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST) See also USA: WTWW
** SRI LANKA. 11905, May 19 at 0114, SLBC carrier, poor with flutter; 0114:47
music; 0115:17.5 ends the 2+1 mistimesignal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** TIBET [non]. 18930, May 19 at 1321, JBA signal is // 18870, so CNR1, thus
jamming the Monday-only 13-14 frequency of RFA Tibetan via Kuwait (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 15730 // 17530, Sunday May 18 at 2008, super signals off the back
from Greenville with VOA French to Africa, blues/jazz show, 2009 ``Where Did
You Sleep Last Night?`` (in English) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 12105, May 18 at 1959, this WTWW frequency is off. At 0544 May 19
check, it`s on with TOM, hallelujahs // 5085. Just before 1400 UT May 19 I find
that 5830 and 5085 are still on, with the latter barely audible until 1401.5*
but 9930 does not come up shortly and still off at 1426; nor does 12105, but at
1414 recheck it`s on with TOM. 5830 cuts off at 1400.5* and by *1401, 9475 is
on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also SOUTH CAROLINA
This report dispatched at 1849 UT May 19
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