4950, ANGOLA, R,Nacional, 2321-2330, 09/07, PT. OM w/
mx and tlks interrupted by freqeunt data bursts. Fair.
4965, ZAMBIA, RCV, 2304-2319, 09,07, EG. Contemporary
rel. ballads, OM b/w songs, ID at 2317. Audible, tho
poor w/ het.
5985, CONGO(REP), R.Congo, 2202-2225, 09/07, FR.
Afropop/hi-life
My daily monitoring of the 49mb provided a nice surprise:
6080 R. Anhanguera 9/7 2245-2350 At 2245 w/Voz do Brasil, but wiped out by
splats from 6075. Then getting better with sports in // 4915 with ids and
usual canned Goias! short jungle with echo effect.
It's unlisted in latest Morhrmann
From another group was posted a Pizza Box Loop ( 8 turns 18 ga lamp wire )
standing behind SR II
;)
Yodar
More STUFF!
Original Message Follows
From: Gary Crites [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [HCDX] Best MW antenna for GE Superad ?
At 06:12 AM 7/8/2003 +0200, Karel Honzik wrote:
Hi,
the University Network (Dr. Gene Scott) changed its frequency via Costa
Rica from
9725 to 6150 kHz. Heard between 0300 - 0400 UTC.
I'd be wary about assuming a frequency change. Scott broadcasts on many
transmitters, and I have often heard
Hello DX-ers.
In fact one would not expect mid-summer in Central Europe to be a good time
for reception of weak RRI stations in the 60m band. However, the experience
over the last few weeks has shown that reality is different. Two recently
reactivated RRI stations from Irian Jaya (Wamena on
Hello to all of you !
First of all shortly after I posted on HCDX and the
other lists about my reception of Cuba-1180 on the night of June 18 my computer
was locked and when I restarted it didn`t work properly anymore (we had a very
big virus) and then on June 28 I did leave for a summer
Via DX Listening Digest:
EKKO stamps that were printed back in the 1920s and 1930s by the
American Bank Note Company for the EKKO stamp company in Chicago. The
American Bank Note Company printed many items, including money for
foreign countries in addition to postage stamps. Postage stamps are
