Unlike yesterday both the low and high band Asians received a major propagation 
boost during sunrise enhancement, with 558-HLQH finally strong enough to get 
through the KPQ splatter on the hot-rodded PL-380 at 1342. 531-JOQG also built 
up enough strength to confirm the 594 parallel around the same time, while 
1503-JOUK was the star of the high band with a vibrant run during sunrise 
enhancement. 
  
At my 1300 start time the band sounded pretty subdued, with only the Japanese 
big guns on 594 and 693 and 1566-HLAZ managing fair strength in and out. Asian 
signals stayed at a modest level until around 1320, when 747-JOIB suddenly came 
out of the noise to a very good level with its English lessons. The other NHK 
regulars on 594, 693 and 774 got the same boost, while the KBS2 parallels on 
558 and 603 both reached steady audio around 1328 with speech by the 
deep-voiced male (with 558 fighting the KPQ splatter). The strength of 558-HLQH 
reached an exceptional level around 1330, which was fortunate because most of 
the time the only way it could be recorded (through the KPQ splatter) was to 
record it on 557 kHz. By 1340 almost all the low band Japanese were on potent 
runs, and I decided to check a long-term target on these hot-rodded portables, 
531-JOQG. Sure enough it was there at a weak level with Japanese male and 
female talk // 594, the 19th TP station to be received on these FSL-enhanced 
PL-380's (after 558-HLQH was #18). The high band also had one standout 
performer around 1345, with 1503-JOUK going on an energetic run similar to the 
low-band Japanese around 1345. Besides these there were fair signals in and out 
from 972-HLCA and the 1053-Jammer throughout the session, and threshold audio 
from the CRI stations on 1044 and 1323 (but never strong enough for positive 
language identification). On the other hand the strength of both 531-JOQG and 
558-HLQH was the best that either station had managed during the entire season 
here, with 558's strength at 1330 similar to those of the bi gun Japanese 
signals on 594 and 747. 
  
558  HLQH  Daegu, S. Korea   Brief musical peak with the deep-voiced male (// 
603) through KPQ splatter at 1331 
https://app.box.com/s/5azmaswt7rllj92s2gq9bea8vfjyamb7   
Deep-voiced male talking through KPQ splatter on 557 kHz at 1332 (headphones 
recommended) 
https://app.box.com/s/xuzhpnbfl1u9mmj50v4g4et33e283l8f   
  
1503  JOUK  Akita, Japan  Japanese male speech at brief good level // 594 at 
1345 
https://app.box.com/s/wv7dvvrqgs5dx17iftarxzwkkpbx376x   
  
73 and Good DX, 
Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA) 
Stand-alone 3" FSL Tecsun PL-380 Ultralight 
  
  
  
  
  
     
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