Re: [HCDX] [WOR] HLL2 Seoul Meteorological Radio, on 5855.5 kHz. (ex: 5857.5), with new frequency/schedule/format
Hi, Further to my monitoring last night, another look this morning at 2245 confirmed continued operation on this new channel. There does seem to be some variation in the languages used and the order used. For example, at 2245, I heard Korean and what seemed to be an extended English weather report. But these were not followed by Japanese or Mandarin reports - just lots of unmodulated carrier. until I stopped monitoring past 2315. Strange. March 21 (UTC time). 73 Rob VK3BVW Rob Wagner 91 Bailey Road, Mount Evelyn VIC 3796 On 22 Mar 2024 at 11:17:51 AM, df...@darc.de wrote: > KOREA REP OF 5855.600 kHz exact > measured in Hiroshima Akitakata Perseus SDR net installation at > 00.11 UT on March 22, S=9+10dB strength. Unmodulated carrier though. > 73 wolfie df5sx > wwdxc germany > > > *From:* Ron Howard > *Sent:* Thursday, March 21, 2024 5:04 PM > > *Subject:* Re: [WOR] HLL2 Seoul Meteorological Radio, on 5855.5 kHz. (ex: > 5857.5), with new frequency/schedule/format > > - - - - Greatly appreciate the following feedback from Rob Wagner > (Australia). Ron > > "Thanks for the tip, Ron. Here are my observations tonight: > > 5855.61 USB KOREA REP. HLL Seoul Meteorological Radio - Seoul-Gangseo-gu.. > Following a tip from Ron Howard, > I checked this on March 21 at 1255 to find an unmodulated carrier. Then, > weather reports in Korean at 1300, English > at 1305, Japanese at 1312, and Mandarin at 1320, concluding at 1329. The > language sequence recommenced at > 1332, concluding at 1357. Nothing further heard, so I stopped monitoring > at 1407. NF (ex 5857.5 kHz). > > 73, Rob VK3BVW” > _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list Hard-Core-DX@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hard-core-dx http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ ___ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/dsl.html
Re: [HCDX] [WOR] Myanmar Radio now on 5919.0 kHz.
Thanks, Wolfgang. I have also been monitoring 5915 at the same time as you. Used the southern Thailand remote SDRs where the signal was also very strong. The usage of 5919 remains a mystery. All the best, Rob VK3BVW Rob Wagner 91 Bailey Road, Mount Evelyn VIC 3796 On 14 Jan 2024 at 10:55:25 am, Wolfgang Bueschel wrote: > MYANMAR 1000 Hertz test tone before daily MR start > heard continously on > 5914.979 kHz > when tuned-in at 23.09 UT, heard still to > 23.25:10 UTC test tone stop, > then at > 23.30:03 UT program start of MR, after short mx piece heard, > followed by long pray of Buddist monks, all these heard on > > MW 576 kHz Yangon site, and much stronger of 594 kHz > from Nay Phi Taw transmitter site > and also 5985even kHz from Yangon SW site. > > But Nay Phi Taw 5914.979 kHz played separate program of music. > > S=9+10dB signal in Hiroshima Akitakata Perseus SDR unit, > and S=8-9 signal on nearby skip at Dimapur, far eastern India, > remotedly KIWI SDR net unit via URL > > http://103.232.186.40:8073 > on > http://rx.linkfanel.net > > > 73 wb df5sx > wwdxc > > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > From: df...@darc.de > Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2024 1:25 PM > > Subject: Re: [HCDX] [WOR] Myanmar Radio now on 5919.0 kHz. > > yes Zach, > > 5919even S=5 or –98dBm in Hiroshima Japan remotedly. > Some 4.1v kHz above fqy their usual Nay Phi Taw transmitter settlement. > > also MMRadio on 5985 kHz even signal from Yegu Yangon site at 11.50 UT Jan > 13. > 73 wb df5sx > > From: John Perry > Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2024 2:19 AM > To: w...@groups.io > Subject: Re: [WOR] Myanmar Radio now on 5919.0 kHz. > > Myanmar is an indirect DX catch for me most of the time unless I can get > it > at 1200 UTC here in the east. However, I like to sometimes go to Dimapur > or > Siliguri SDRs and see if it is in there on 5985 and seems like it was a > day > or two ago heard it on there on 5985 in English starting at > 1530...around 1528 it usually has some gongs playing and then Burmese > language and into the news about the State Council and other generally > boring stuff. At 1557 depending on the SDR used it very well might get > swamped out by China Radio International which broadcasts at 500 kw in > Swahili to Africa at that time. > > From: Zach Liang > Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2024 1:14 PM > > Subject: Re: [WOR] Myanmar Radio now on 5919.0 kHz. > > Right now via siliguri kSDR with rock song thenwith talks by YL about the > cash and monetary talks continues with something that seems a story abt a > woman 1214 with music > > Στις Σάβ 13 Ιαν 2024 στις 11:44 π.μ., ο/η Ron Howard > έγραψε: > > - - - Thanks very much to Rob Wagner (Australia) for his excellent input > today regarding the unique situation with Myanmar Radio xmtr's. Ron > > "A Further Update: > > So, today, January 13, I noted it back on 5915v at 0120 via the excellent > LA6LU Kiwi SDR in Thailand! Later, heard 5915 sign > off at 0530 UTC (12:00 noon Myanmar time). Then I noted it on again just > prior to 0700 (don’t know when it actually signed on), > reverting to 5919 kHz! Which I guess we can assume will remain for the > rest of the evening. All a bit weird! > > Rob VK3BVW" > > _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list Hard-Core-DX@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hard-core-dx http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ ___ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/dsl.html
Re: [HCDX] Loggings 19-26 December
Dave et al, Wonderful logs there from your dxpeditions. Fantastic! Would it be ok to use some of these for my MEDXR blog? One small point. 4KZ is in Innisfail, North Queensland and NOT in New Zealand All the best for 2018 to all, Rob Wagner Sent from my iPad > On 28 Dec 2017, at 6:58 am, Wolfgang Bueschel wrote: > > > - Original Message - From: "Dave Valko" Sent: > Wednesday, December 27, 2017 > 8:34 PM Subject: Loggings 19-26 December > > > 5054.997NEW ZEALAND 4KZ 1032 mx faintly, M anncr 1033. 1040 mx a > little more audible. Same freq as noted yesterday for the first time. > Couldn’t really get anything more than just mx or tlk by M or W > throughout to 1145 t/out. Very fady. Just a tad weaker than Ozy, as it > should be as it’s half the strength (now). Conditions were too poor. > Thanks to Rob Wagner for the first alert on this. (Valko 21 Dec. > micro-DXpedition #1) > > YES, exact, 'me too' in past week. > > > 6765.1U THAILAND Bangkok Meteorological R. 1211 end of IS and > mechanical M w/opening ID/freq/sked anmnt in EG as “This is Bangkok > Meteorological R. broadcast on the freq of 6765.1 kHz and 8743.0 kHz > from…Heavy weather forecast ?? on Thursday the 21st of December 2017. > Broadcast message for shipping…”. (Valko 21 Dec. micro-DXpedition #1) > > > Yes, at present at 1930 UT in Thai, at 1935 UT in English, > schedule 6765.1 USB and times told, > station melody, and also Thai address > S=7-8 or -88dBm in Europe. Dec 27 > > > > next door upwards > > 6769.450 LSB mode Mentioned some Canadian / US weather, New Foundland etc. > and maritime radio ... in English, 1915 UT. > > > > > 3975 GERMANY Shortwave R. 2117 Pop/Rock song, 2119 next > song which was “Things We Do For Love” by 10CC. 2122 M DJ w/UK accent. > 2127 Rod Stewart and jingle w/ID. Getting some decent peaks at 2129. > 2130 short song anmnts, then “If You Leave Me Now” by Chicago to 2135. > Hams staying away for the most part except for 3972.5. But 2 guys came > on right on top at 2133. 2140 M w/ment of shortwave and song anmnts. > Pretty clear at 2141. 2142 more song anmnts, and into “Somebody to > Love” by Queen. Weird that this would come in but nothing from 3995 > HCJB Weenermoor. (Valko 24 Dec. micro-DXpedition) > > > 6160 UNID. NA Pirate?? Getting a weak signal here at > w/unrec. Rock mx. Also had it on VA web rx, and very weak signals w/out > audio on various European web rxs, but may have been something else. In > fact it was strongest here. Unreadable M anncr at 2227:55 sounding like > EG. 2233:20 ment of “…on frequencies 6160 khz shortwave…”. 2234 back > to Rock mx sounding like a remake of “Here Come the Sun”. 2236:50 > canned tlk in EG by M w/ment of United States, Watergate, and Vietnam, > then audio off at 2238:14 and signal gone at 2238:31. Didn’t return. > Not a spur or image. One or two NA Pirates have been hrd around this > freq in the past. (Valko 25 Dec.) > > ??? Could it be a special radio outlet from Shortwave Radio Winsen Aller > Germany, at other times on 3975 kHz in 75 meterband. see above > > 73 wb > > > 73 and Happy New Year to all in 2018!! > Dave Valko > Dunlo, PA, USA > <6765kHz_USB_mode_Meteo_1935UT.mp3> _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list Hard-Core-DX@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hard-core-dx http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ ___ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/dsl.html
