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Today's Topics:
1. RADIO MI AMIGO NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2017 (Manuel M?ndez)
2. QSL Card Atlantic 2000 International (Manuel M?ndez)
3. Glenn Hauser logs August 20-21-22-23, 2017 (Glenn Hauser)
4. Eclipse DX Report from Glenn Hauser (Glenn Hauser)
5. JRX Logs: Wed, August 23, 2017. (Jota Xavier)
6. morning log Aug 24 (Wolfgang Bueschel)
7. PBS Xizang, 4920 KHz (Arthur Delibert)
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2017 17:01:07 +0200
From: Manuel M?ndez <[email protected]>
To: "DX Listenig Digest" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] RADIO MI AMIGO NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2017
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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Manuel M?ndez
Lugo, Spain
"RADIO MI AMIGO NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2017
Hello to all Radio Mi Amigo International friends,
More great news coming up for you !
1. Another HIGH POWER broadcast at the end of this month !
On Sunday, August, 27th we remember those sad days when the MOA
(Anti-Pirate-Law) came over a lot of free offshore radiostations.
In the UK it happened on August, 14 1967, in the Netherland the law came at
August, 31 1974 and at both times most of the offshore stations closed down,
and free radio became nearly away of live ! That's the time when 'the music
nearly died' !
Of course Radio Caroline/Radio Mi Amigo International continued and we do still
today, even its no more at the 'high sea'
We remember these sad days with a lot of music and original recordings.
August, 27 from 19 - 21 hr CET (17-19 hr UTC) with 100 KW of power on SW 25 m
band on 11845 kHz and online via our webstreams:
http://radiomiamigointernational.com?
?As you may have seen on our schedule at:
http://radiomiamigointernational.com/english/sw-schedule.html we have a
'special' Hello Europe show each Thursday at 14hr and 19hr CET where we invite
former offshore jocks. The first who will do regually monthly shows in this
timeslot are:
Robbie Owen (pic left) ! Robbie worked on Abie Nathans Voice of Peace off the
Israelian coast and is still in radio-business
Stuart Vincent (pic right)! Stuart worked between 1980-1985 on the Voice of
Peace, Radio Caroline and Laser 558
Please give both a friendly welcome: [email protected]
(Robbie Owen) and [email protected] (Stuart Vincent)
Robbie will be doing the slot mostly each first Thursday of a month, Stuart
each second Thursday of each month.
All new infos about when the shows are aired you will find on:
https://www.facebook.com/radiomiamigointernational/
Our brandnew QSL cards arrived, showing the MV Mi Amigo on high sea.Have fun
with the new cards !
.....coming soon..........
At the end of September there will be another 'high power' broadcast and we
need your help for that program. More to come soon ........
To all of you, have a great September and keep listening to the 'one and only'
original Radio Mi Amigo International !
kind regards
Cpt. Kord and the whole team
http://radiomiamigointernational.com";
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Message: 2
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2017 17:20:54 +0200
From: Manuel M?ndez <[email protected]>
To: "DX Listenig Digest" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] QSL Card Atlantic 2000 International
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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Manuel M?ndez
Lugo, Spain
GERMANY, 6070, Atlantic 2000 International via Rohrbach (10kW), received
?eQSL-card ?in a PF file for a ?reception report send via e-mail to the station
([email protected]).?Transmission 6th?August between 1900 and
1931 UTC. Replay in 8 days. (M?ndez)
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Message: 3
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2017 16:51:38 +0000 (UTC)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs August 20-21-22-23, 2017
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
** ARGENTINA [non]. The long-awaited RAE QSL card arrived August 21. I heard
the first relay via WRMI 9395 in early May and reported it by webform,
resulting in a personal reply from RAE`s new Director, Adri?n Korol, who knows
me from the old days on Espacio Diexista and Radio Enlace on Radio Nederland.
He told me I would be honored with their number 001 QSL for this. Here it is:
http://www.w4uvh.net/RAEviaWRMI001.jpg
http://www.w4uvh.net/RAEviaWRMI001a.jpg
also added to my QSL gallery:
http://www.w4uvh.net/QSL.html
It`s for 02/05/2017 at 0100 on 9395, but does not mention WRMI. It bears a
postal label rather than stamp, dated 09/08/2017 costing $73,00, ICS. It seems
others are just now reporting their QSLs, apparently none in the p-mail until
early August. 73 pesos (a fortuitous amount) as of Aug 23 converts to USD
$4.23! for a little 20-gram card. They do have a bit of an inflation problem.
Thanks, Adrian! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** JAPAN. 11825, Aug 22 at 0656, weak talk at S5-S2, can`t tell language, but
it`s NHK direct from Yamata in Japanese at 0655-0800 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** NEW ZEALAND. 9630, Aug 22 at 0651, RNZI is as usual now the SSOB, at S9+20,
way above the only competition, WRMIs on 9395 & 9455. 9395 rates only S7-S3,
9455 less than that (WRMI really needs to go lower than 9 MHz overnight). At
0659, already changed to next frequency 7425 with Bell Bird, timesignal,
S9+20/10. A previous night it stayed on 9700 instead of 9630/7425.
7425, Aug 23 at 1057, I`m tuned to RNZI to catch their transition from NNE to
NNW antenna on same frequency, causing a signal drop if not also a break in
transmission. But nothing happens! No announcement either, just programming
continuing with accurate timesignal at 1100 and news. So apparently the NNW
antenna is still out of order, causing the full 100 kW to go out on all
frequencies to the NNE. Fine with me! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1891 monitoring: confirmed Sunday August 20
at 2330 on WBCQ, 9330v-CUSB, poor. Also confirmed UT Monday August 21 after
0300 on WBCQ, 5130v-AM, JBA; and after 0330 on WRMI, 9955, poor. These while I
was in Salina KS.
Also confirmed Monday August 21 at 2354 the 2330 on WBCQ 9330.0v-CUSB, fair,
while at Belle Plaine plaza on Kansas Turnpike. Now back on frequency! Also
confirmed UT Tuesday Aug 22 at 0033 on WRMI 7730, Very good, as I am now back
in OK --- but, recheck at 0042, 7730 is OFF, and so are all other WRMI
frequencies on 5, 7, 9 and 11 MHz; still off after 0100, power failure? Last
repeat of this week`s show, anyway.
WORLD OF RADIO 1892 contents: Algeria, Antarctica, Australia, Bhutan,
Bougainville, Brazil, China, Colombia and non, Cuba, Eritrea, Ethiopia, France,
German, Indonesia, International Vacuum, International Waters and non, Korea
North non, Korea South, Morocco, New Zealand, Per?, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan non,
UK, USA
WOR 1892 completed less than an hour before first airings, Tuesday August 22 at
2130 on WRMI 9455, good, but 15770 a JBA carrier, can`t be sure of modulation,
during heavy storm noise. Also confirmed Tue Aug 22 at 2330 on WBCQ,
9329.93v-CUSB, fair on the PL-880; recheck 2350 on the R-75, 9329.908v-CUSB.
Also confirmed Wed Aug 23 at 1050, the 1030 on WRMI 5850, VG S9+30, but // 9455
is a JBA carrier. Also confirmed Wed Aug 23 after 1315 on WRMI 9955, S9+10/S9,
no jamming. Next:
Wed 2100 WBCQ 7490 to WSW
Wed 2330 WBCQ 9330v-CUSB to WSW
Thu 2330 WBCQ 9330v-CUSB to WSW
Fri 2330 WBCQ 9330v-CUSB to WSW
Sat 0630 HLR 6190-CUSB to WSW
Sat 1431 HLR 7265-CUSB to WSW
Sat 1930v WA0RCR 1860-AM ND
Sat 2230 WBCQ 9330v-CUSB to WSW
Sat 2300 WRMI 11580 to NE
Sun 0200 WRMI 11580 to NE
Sun 0315v WA0RCR 1860-AM ND
Sun 1030 HLR 9485-CUSB to WSW
Sun 2330 WBCQ 9330v-CUSB to WSW
Mon 0300v WBCQ 5130v Area 51 to WSW
Mon 0330 WRMI 9955 to SSE
Mon 2330 WBCQ 9330v-CUSB to WSW
Tue 0030 WRMI 7730 to WNW
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 9955, Wed Aug 23 at 1352, WRMI with ME World Music instead of `Viva
Miami`, which is scheduled at 1345 on Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri. New ones come out on an
irregular basis, not necessarily every week, but usually old ones keep on
playing. Jeff must be away in South Africa for HFCC, no doubt recording more
interview material for VM and Wavescan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Look for my separate ECLIPSE DX REPORT FROM GLENN HAUSER
This report dispatched at 1651 UT August 23
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Message: 4
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2017 16:56:12 +0000 (UTC)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Eclipse DX Report from Glenn Hauser
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
** U S A. ECLIPSE DX REPORT FROM GLENN HAUSER
We travel straight up US 81 from Enid to just south of Fairmont, Nebraska,
right on the line of totality, and the closest part of it to Enid; joining what
turn out to be hundreds of other cars parked along a side road, County road G
(or was it H, two of my favorite letters). Despite cloud cover maps showing
this could be one of the worst areas along the track.
We arrive and set up an hour before at 1700 (all times UT!). We find a good
spot not far from the hiway. With camera ready, nothing special, I alternate
monitoring on the hand-held DX-398 from my lawn chair, and on the Nissan
caradio, which is much more sensitive, but no BFO and no DFing with it.
My prime target was going to be 50 kW KTWO Capser WY on 1030, where totality
strikes a few minutes before. But MW DXing conditions are horrible due to a
nearby storm --- we could constantly see a downpour to the southeast (and which
causes flooding in the Kansas City area; but dry here --- we could use some
precip vs the dusty road with lots of traffic on it) --- and hear a huge storm
static level. On MW this is always worse on the lower frequencies. View of rain
to the SE:
http://www.w4uvh.net/Eclipse2017rain.jpg
KTWO has the additional disadvantage of being adjacent to 50 kW KMMQ near
Omaha. At 1708 UT my first log of 1030 finds two JBA carriers slightly offset
from each other. There are two other 1030s on the map closer than Casper, KBUF
Holcomb, SW KS (Garden City market), which is 2.5 kW non-direxional; and KCWJ
Blue Springs MO (Independence/Kansas City) which is 5 kW with a lobe in this
direxion. Compared to the remnant of 1040 WHO, and some others at 10 kHz BFO
steps, I decide that one of the 1030s is slightly on the plus side, but is it
KTWO?
The MW Offset List I have bookmarked,
http://www.myradiobase.de/mediumwave/mwoffset.txt
is dated October 5, 2014; is there one more recent? Of these three 1030
stations, the only one listed is KTWO, as 2 Hz on the high side, but that was
as of December 9, 2009, and it ranged down to 1029.9986. So that is hardly
conclusive. Fortunately I will soon have some other easily identified Eclipse
DX!
The only other major Casper-area station is 830, KUYO Evansville, 25 kW ND, but
there is no chance of that with the noise level. If I did get something on 830
it could just as easily be WCCO on groundwave.
BTW, reference is the brand new 38th edition NRC AM Log 2017-2018, just
received August 21 while I am away. See http://www.nrcdxas.org
Meanwhile we are entertained by NET Radio, which plays classical music all day
(like Radio Kansas), so I can hardly complain; rather than NPR talk shows, and
even skips some NPR news on the hour. So I do wish that were also available. At
the site we are getting NET Radio on both 89.1 with RDS as KHNE-FM_ which is
Hastings; and 91.1 as KUCV-FM_ which is Lincoln. At 1856, NET Radio says they
are featuring ``celestial music`` today, including something connected to Mark
Twain`s ``A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur`s Court``, wherein he astounded
by ``predicting`` an eclipse.
620, at 1725 I find a nearby station talking about the eclipse. Must be KMNS
Sioux City IA, 1 kW U4, sports format, which I never get in Enid.
1630, at 1729, here we go! Spanish has got to be KRND Fox Farm WY (Cheyenne),
10/1 kW U1. 1730 ID mentions 94.5 I think: no, listed translator is on 94.7.
While it`s fairly strong on the car, at 1732 on the DX-398 it`s JBA. At 1733 a
SAH develops on 1630 of 330/minute = 5.5 Hz, probably vs KCJJ Iowa City; is it
getting skywave boost too or groundwave? Only other 1630 possibility is KKGM
Fort Worth. By 1735, KRND is fading down.
1650 also has Spanish at 1730, which has got to be KBJD Denver CO. Stronger at
1742. 1650 IDs at 1804 as ``1650 AM, Radio Luz``, i.e. KBJD.
1690 has something weaker than 1650, surely KDMT Arvada CO, but why not same
level with 10 kW ND? 1690 in English has an area-code 303 ad at 1749, clinching
it as Colorado.
1500, at 1743, KSTP St Paul MN is fading in and out with ads including phone
651-485-0409, i.e. a SE Minnesota area code . At 1814, another ad with 952- AC,
also MN. So there`s a skywave signal audiblized by the eclipse which is at a
right angle, way out of the totality path.
Many other high-end MW frequencies have night-like pileups.
By 1740 the eclipse is quite partial, the Moon biting a big chunk out of the
Sun. Light not perceptibly diminished yet, but wind picks up and the
temperature is dropping. By 1750 it is darkening, and we can hear crickets
chirping in the field as well as killdeer. Dark horizon:
http://www.w4uvh.net/Eclipse2017darkhorizon.jpg
During most of the eclipse there are lots of clouds, but thin enough not to
obscure the Sun very much, including at totality which starts right at local
noon CST = 1800 UT August 21. Now there is clear sky for a considerable ring
around the Sun! Contrails, perhaps from the NASA research jet chasing totality:
http://www.w4uvh.net/Eclipse2017contrails.jpg
Our undivided attention for the next 3 minutes goes to viewing and photography.
The diamond ring effect flashes, and then the glorious corona. Here`s my photo:
http://www.w4uvh.net/Eclipse20170821_1801.jpg
Most of the other eclipse viewers are in a hurry to drive out as soon as
totality is over, and it takes more than half an hour. Cops are directing
traffic, halting it on US 81 to let them get out. I am in no hurry as there is
a lot more to monitor.
1080, bandscanning down as far as I can get anything vs the storm noise level,
at 1815 there is a an ad with 972-AC, which means KRLD Dallas, also way out of
the path in the other direxion. Gone by 1822. Got to be skywave, as it barely
makes it to Enid on groundwave.
1120, at 1816, KMOX has faded in during their own live eclipse coverage in St
Louis, counting down to totality there at 1:17:31 CDT. At 1819:20 they say it`s
ending; by 1821 signal is fading a bit. Nice to hear this despite 1110 KFAB.
1510, what`s next? Maybe I can get WLAC Nashville, next big city on the
totality path. At 1826 I`m hearing British accent, must be that filler for
Rush; Yes, the EIB jingle, and 1830 WLAC ID, no eclipse coverage! Best distance
for me of the lot; see table below.
1630 & 1650 & 1690, the CO/WY stations are gone before I recheck them at 1830.
1690 at 1834 now has something, ad about credit, mixed with C&W music? The talk
I would now expect to be WVON Chicago, but no idea about C&W.
I haven`t been doing any SW or ham monitoring. Brother Scare has been making a
big deal of the Eclipse over his Tabernacle in SC, so I tune him in at 1845 on
WRMI 11580 to hear him singing some Aleluias, 1846 ``Praise God`` and long
pause. He`s speechless! Or rather, I soon discover at 1848 that his audio feed
has been cutting out, tsk2.
By 1854 the Eclipse here is about three-quarters. Sitting in the driver`s seat,
I notice that the notched Sun is being reflected from my watch face onto the
inside car door.
Heading back down US 81 to Enid, at 2116 I notice that 1350, KMAN Manhattan KS
is talking about what is *going* to happen regarding the eclipse, a bad time to
be running a delayed playback of some talkshow. 2120 plugs translators on 93.3
and 93.7. I don`t write down the calls or locations. Should have, as NRC AM Log
does not mention either. More and more AM stations will be adding more and more
FM translators.
Approximate city-to-city distances from Fairmont NE in km and statute miles, as
in distancefromto.net ---
766/476 Casper WY
416/258 Holcomb KS
335/208 Blue Spring MO
611/380 Cheyenne WY
637/396 Denver CO
230/143 Sioux City IA
605/376 Saint Paul MN
877/545 Fort Worth TX
878/545 Dallas TX
671/417 Saint Louis MO
1065/662 Nashville TN
830/516 Chicago IL Berwyn
473/294 Enid OK
1732/1076 Walterboro SC
(Glenn Hauser, NE & KS, August 23, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NOW, backing up, about my trip to Fairmont NE and back, other non-eclipse radio
logs, this time in frequency, not chronological order:
550, August 21 circa 1600 UT entering Nebraska on the other side of KFRM, its
pattern is very evident as circle tangent to the southwest, making it a bigsig
daytime in Enid, but now it`s weakening and with a ripple SAH, which I can only
conclude is caused by KFYR Bismarck ND, which is also 5 kW day, but
non-direxional and has a tremendous groundwave coverage area. At the Eclipse
site in Fairmont NE, I get a 5 Hz SAH on 550 between the two. KFRM Salina used
to announce that its transmitter is in Cloud County, Kansas.
570, August 21 at 2106 UT, WNAX Yankton SD is playing ``The Star Spangled
Banner``, nice rendition by a baritone, a cappella, IDed as Gerald ---, since a
Minnesota Twins game is starting. WNAX makes it to Enid on groundwave, but not
without KLIF CCI.
1130, August 20 at 1735 UT, I am trying to hear KLEY Wellington KS, which has
been JBA in Enid on daytime groundwave, where its listed 250 watt daytime power
used to be quite sufficient that far away. It must have been what I was hearing
before, but so weak I suspected to be something more distant, maybe Houston.
KLEY also supposedly ONE WATT at night. It`s still far too weak on the road,
but gradually improving; still weaker than 1140 OKC or 1150 Salina or 1120
Tulsa. As soon as we get into Kansas, KLEY is quite better, surprisingly at
1735 UT with an ad for the Pratt area Chamber of Commerce, which is far on the
other side of Wichita and surely not in KLEY`s coverage either, but then a
Wellington ad for RCB Bank.
1738 UT back to programming, which is a drama for kids about Pawnee Ann and her
decoder badges, also mentions Hapnore (?) Candy. Or is it Bonnie Ann? No,
``Pawnee Ann Hillside``. Strange. 1749 outro credits as having been ``Kansas
Radio Theater on Rocking M Stations``; so that`s what many/all of them carry at
noon Sundays. 1751 The Wave ID for KLEY with 100.3 translator. 1752 back to
music. 100.3 was just starting to fade in north of Medford OK. To enquire about
their true AM power, I was considering dropping in for a visit at KLEY which we
have passed many times on US 81, except now it`s on a detour in KS so we don`t
go by it; bridge out? This area had heavy flooding 11 months ago when I was
going to the Kansas City convention. Around Wellington, of course, 100.3 is
loud & clear and $tereo.
1390, August 21 at 1959 UT, I make a point of listening to the local station
here as I am not going to hear it in Enid vs local NSP KCRC 1390 (& 1330 & 1360
& 1420 & 1450 spurs). It`s KNCK Concordia KS, 500/54 watts U1. Illegal ID only
as ``You are listening to KNCK, 98.3 FM, we are Concordia Radio`` and Oldies.
Exactly same canned non-ID heard at 2125 UT. 98.3 is in fact a paltry
translator, K252EY.
1610, etc., during the entire trip up and down US 81, frequent chex for TIS
stations, but none heard on the X-band in NE or KS. There might have been some
along the Prairie Trail Scenic Byway from exit 72 north of McPherson; like
there were last year along the Tallgrass Prairie Scenic Byway off I-35.
On 530, only hear the usual NOAA Weather Radio Wichita relay by the Kansas
Turnpike Authority.
BTW, the Travel Info Center at the Belle Plaine service plaza on the turnpike
south of Wichita is always closed when I go by there: after 6 pm in summer, 5
pm rest of year. I complain when belatedly ordering a new map and other
material by mail. Don`t they have any idea how much traffic goes by there while
it`s closed? Of course, the KTA would have precise figures. Another welcome
center just south of Nebraska at Belleville KS is advertised on the hiway but
when we go there, the building is out of service! I suppose we have ex-Gov.
Brownback to thank for that. Good riddance in so many other ways! At least
Salina and Concordia enjoy Dairy Queens, unlike Enid. Concordia`s is packed
after the E-vent, so we visit Salina`s coming and going.
92.1, just as we are leaving Enid, Sunday August 20 at 1655 UT, we note that
KAMG-LP has finally returned to the air after weeks and weeks of open carrier.
Now modulating again with praise music in Spanish --- however, there is a
problem ? not just an echo, but a double echo! Hooked up two or three satellite
feeds just in case one or two crap out again? No announcement at 1702 between
musix, let alone a legal ID. Recheck around 0400 UT August 23, seems non-echoey.
We spend the night in Salina KS in order to get an early start the next day to
Eclipseland. We are pleased that the Motel 6 cable TV provides two public TV
stations, KPTS and KOOD and all their subchannels (Glenn Hauser, NE & KS & OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2017 00:10:24 +0000 (UTC)
From: Jota Xavier <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
Grupo Radioescutas <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] JRX Logs: Wed, August 23, 2017.
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
JRX Logs: Wed, August 23, 2017.
Receiver: Degen DE1103.
Transmitter Site Logs:?
Brazil/ USA/ .
BRAZIL.
** 4985. Wed, Aug 23 at 0931-0941, Radio Brasil Central, Goi?nia-GO, in
Portuguese. Man announcer presents a program "Brasil Sertanejo": Songs,
Announcements, ID, local time 6:35h. RBC with poor signal and modulation,
25432. Rare log in my location!
** 11815. Wed, Aug 23 at 0941-0951, Radio Brasil Central, Goi?nia-GO. No signal
and/or inaudible at this time. Usually, RBC presents fair to good signal and
modulation, this time, in my location.
USA.
** 9955. Wed, Aug 23 at 1000-1027, Radio Praga, Okeechobee-FL, in Spanish. IS,
ID; Radio Praga News; 1012 DX program "Cita con los Oyentes": news, Reception
Reports and messages.Radio Praga exceptionally with a good signal and
modulation this time, 45444.
DXer: Jose Ronaldo Xavier
Location: Cabedelo-PB, Brazil (UTC-3)
RX (s): Degen DE1103
Antenna: Longwire
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Message: 6
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2017 05:45:02 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "DXLD" <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] morning log Aug 24
Message-ID: <F5AB7138AD2C4ECB9DF93D601384528F@HNPC2>
Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
reply-type=original
Heard on SDR remote unit at Doha, Qatar, Middle East, 0300-0345 UT:
5940even ETH non-log, NOT ON AIR at 0306 UT on Aug 24.
"Radio Deegaanka Soomaalida Itoobiya" or
"Radio Somali Region State of Ethiopia".
I guess G.E. image shows like a
"Earth Net sore in the landscape"
to follow another MW station to be built up there soon ?,
ETH Jijiga 09 20 42.97 N 42 52 13.56 E
7119.998 SOM Hargeysa Radio program NON LOG, not on air at 0305 UT
on Aug 24.
When checked again at 0330 UT on air now, heard brass band with
National Anthem play, I guess. S=9+10dB signal.
7140.020 ERI VoBM1 R Asmara outlet, S=9+5dB signal noted in Qatar remote
unit, talk on local at 0310 UT.
From Ethiopian security department 7125 to 7155 kHz WHITE NOISE
audio jamming distortion now on air, when checked at 0328 UT
again, S=9+15dB broadband signal.
7180.020 ERI VoBM2 R Asmara Horn of Africa mx, at 0312 UT S=9+5dB,
heard in Doha Qatar. - but covered by stronger.
7179.992 ETH much noisy BUZZ audio cover, by little stronger S=9+10dB
in 0305-0311 UT range, + 2 x 50 Hertz peaks distance apart
of the fundamental fq, visible either sideband.
From Ethiopian security department 7125 to 7155 kHz WHITE NOISE
audio jamming distortion now on air, when checked at 0336 UT
again, S=9+15dB broadband signal.
7205even SDN R Omdurman Sudan heard with local / singer drums performer
at 0316 UT. S=9+25dB powerful noted in Qatar remote unit.
At 0337 UT checked Ethiopians, weak 5949.998 kHz S=4-5 maybe low power today
- or main TX on duty as JAMMING sce on 7140/7180 kHz this morning ?
6029.998 kHz S=9+10dB R Oromiya at 0341 UT, 6089.996 kHz S=9+5dB R Amhara,
6010.001 kHz S=9+5dB R Fana at 0345 UT. All noted in remote SDR at Doha.
[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 24)
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Message: 7
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2017 04:28:27 +0000
From: Arthur Delibert <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] PBS Xizang, 4920 KHz
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China 4920 kHz, PBS Xizang heard between 2210 and 2235 with male and female
announcers in presumed Tibetan, chant-like vocal pieces. Only poor to fair,
but best signal I?ve ever gotten from them on this frequency; parallel 4905,
6025 (best), 6130, 7385. (Delibert 7/23)
Art Delibert, Vineyard Haven, Mass
NRD-545 with pennant antenna
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