Walt
I just listened to my SDR recording of 657 at 1400 this morning.
KAPS-660 was splashing pretty badly, but I heard a woman talking
briefly, followed by choral music, which matches what you had. There
was too much splash to say for sure, but the inflections sounded more
like Korean than English.
Bruce
Walter Salmaniw wrote:
I have to thank Colin for asking me to check my wav files. Sure enough, things
weren't quite as bad as I thought. In fact around 13:45, things really picked
up again, and I was doing quite well again. 576 was the Russian at 9 level as
was 549 in // (an 8 anyway...a lot of splatter from 550 Blaine). 603 only
yielded the KK and CC station here, too, Gary. I do hope that some of you guys
try for 657 at 14:00. I'm almost certain that there's English here from North
Korea. I checked and found the same from one other morning. It's a pretty
tough signal with a lot of splatter from 660, but they announce something
twice, and then into an ?anthem which lasts over a minute and then talk.
Frequency seems to be about 656.94 or so. The band tends to fade shortly
afterwards. Help! ...Walt
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