At 07:52 AM 10/21/2006, you wrote: >Not too bad a morning, definitely Asiatic again, and the "ADK" beacon >was at fair strength on 530. Fair audio on the Japanese big guns >plus CRI on 963. Things petered out pretty rapidly above 1000kHz >however, though might have been better earlier. My bandscan didn't >get there until about 1430UT. > >best wishes, > >Nick I monitored between 13:57 and 15:00 UTC. Mostly a JJ morning here, but again highly variable. I would about to change frequencies when a signal would suddenly pop up. For example 567 JOIK suddenly became an 8/10 at 14:07 whereas before there was nothing! I noted this again several other times. 828 JOBB was very strong just before 14:45 but then died but returned at 14:55 and was audible right through to sign-off at 15:00, albeit weakly. Only 13 audios this morning, but many the strongest (JJ) I've heard in a while. Frequencies heard: 558, 567, 585, 594, 675 (pres Vietnam), 738, 747, 774, 828, 963 (CRI), 1053 (N Korea plus jammer), 1179, and 1575 (Thailand). The upper band was pretty dead too. ........Walt
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