Hi Pat,
I don't think Georgia is on 5040. Tashkent uses this
frequency, but not listed at the time of your monitoring.
I guess you heard the mixing product of Croatia,
6165/1125 which is rather common. The parallel can
usually be heard on 6165 (not in exact synchro).
When the programming of 6165 and 1125 split,
5040 may produce two audios at the same time.
73, Jari
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On 31 Jan 2005 you wrote:
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[HCDX] Last one for monday
Hi
GEORGIA 5040.0, 2131-, Radio Tbilissi Jan 30 . Georgian ??
NIGERIA 4770.0, 2133-, Radio Kaduna Jan 30 . English
Kaduna was into Elvis Presley nostalgia and TBILISSI was probably Georgian
but sounded Slavic at times (not RUSSIAN though) : signal was weak and I did
not hear the world sakarktsvela which is ever present in that language,
meaning Georgia.
Nor did I hear Grouzia (Russian for Georgia).
Must have been Georgian after all
Cheers de Pat
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