Glenn --

Thanks for the query.  The listing I mentioned is the new WRTH bar-graph, which 
shows Sound of Hope as 1 kw.  The TOH fanfare sounded nothing like what I 
usually hear from CNR1.  (I've heard CNR1 on top of Taiwan on 5010, and it's 
regular CNR1 programming, parallel to 11710.)  So I don't think this was CNR1.

Also, signal level seemed not inconsistent with what I would expect from a 1 kw
 signal on 20 meters from that part of the world on a good day, based on
 my time as an amateur radio operator.  

-- Art Delibert



> Date: Tue, 3 Mar 2015 15:46:30 -0800
> From: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [HCDX] Sound of Hope Radio?
> To: [email protected]; [email protected]
> 
> Art, What listing is that? Aoki shows SOH with 0.1 kW and as with ALL SOH 
> listings a * next to the frequency, which means accompanied by a hi-power 
> CNR1 jammer, far more likely what you heard. It is necessary to distinguish 
> SOH from CNR1 by //s, programming style, if not understanding Chinese. 
> Otherwise the assumption should be it is a jammer without evidence to the 
> contrary. 73, Glenn Hauser 
> 
> --------------------------------------------
> On Sat, 2/28/15, Arthur Delibert <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>  Subject: [HCDX] Sound of Hope Radio?
>  To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>  Date: Saturday, February 28, 2015, 9:18 PM
>  
>  TAIWAN?  
>  15340.0
>   kHz  Weak signal here in Chinese from 13:55 tune-in to
>  abrupt fade at 
>  14:06.  Initially seemed to be a man in Chinese. 
>  At TOH, fanfare and a 
>  woman anncr.  Signal was somewhat better 14:03 - 14:04,
>  during which it 
>  became clear that the language was Chinese.  Only
>  station I can find 
>  listed here in that time slot is the 1 kW Sound of Hope
>  Radio from 
>  Taiwan.  Other Asian sigs at good levels here during
>  this time.  
>  (Delibert 2/28)
>  
>  Art Delibert
>  N. Bethesda, MD
>  Drake R8B
>  Pennant antenna with DX Engineering amp
>  
                                          
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