PERU R. Huanta 2000 At 2330 UT on Jan 16
S=6 or -91dBm noted in central Florida location, Perseus SDR, on
4747.580 exact - 73 wb df5sx
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From: "Robert Wilkner" <r...@earthlink.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2018 11:07 PM
Subject: Re: [HCDX
Dave,
Good work on this one,
73 bob
Dave Valko wrote:
4747.58 PERU R. Huanta 2000 This is indeed the one here.
Noted at 2310 w/camposina mx but went off around 2315. Found back on
2330. Was able to // their webstream w/ad/promo block from
2336-2342. Ments of Huanta. 2
4747.58 PERU R. Huanta 2000 This is indeed the one here. Noted
at 2310 w/camposina mx but went off around 2315. Found back on 2330.
Was able to // their webstream w/ad/promo block from 2336-2342. Ments
of Huanta. 2 anmnts had long list of presumed network stns. Live M
anncr came
My tentative logging of 6000 R. Adygeyskoye should have been listed as
RUSSIA (Armavir Krasnodar) instead of Armenia. Thanks to Wolfgang
Bueschel for pointing that out. Armavir must have registered as Armenia
in my mind. Sorry for the mix up.
73
Dave Valko
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2520 USA WOCO, Oconto, WI 2nd harmonic of 1260 First found
at 1205 w/M w/inspirational message, farming related nx and features.
1221 Joe Prato(?) w/wx ending w/ID, live lady DJ w/current conditions,
1222 Polkas. 1229 DJ w/song anmnts and sev. anecdotes. 1230 “USA Radio
News”,
5024.93 PERU R. Quillabamba Found R. Rebeldes audio off again
(just OC) at 0950 and waited/hoped for R. Quillabamba to s/on which it
did at 0957:13 w/usual opening routine by alternating M and W in SP
including QTH, ID, calls and freqs, pgming format, etc. 0959 fanfare
and another ID
BRAZIL 11734.96 R. Transmundial Found the het here again at 1952. This
indeed turned out to be R. Transmundial mixing with 11735 ZBC Zanzibar.
Sounded like 2 sets of mx at t/in. Canned anmnts at 1958 by M in PT. Website
anmnt w/ment of “Transmundial” and “www”, then start of next anmnt
uot; <djva...@verizon.net>
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2016 5:20 PM
Subject: [HCDX] Logging (R. Nacional da Amazonia)
6180.88 BRAZIL R. Nacional da Amazonia Found on this off-freq at 1023
w/apparently “Reporter Brasil” pgm hosted by W and M in PT, which was
parallel to 11780.1.
6180.88 BRAZIL R. Nacional da Amazonia Found on this off-freq at 1023
w/apparently “Reporter Brasil” pgm hosted by W and M in PT, which was parallel
to 11780.1. Not very strong, but then again it was fading. 11780.1 was
getting better. I guess this is a reactivation as I haven’t hrd it
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From: Dave Valko Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2012 12:54 AM
Subject: [HCDX] Logging for the Last Week
INDONESIA 9525.98 V.O. Indonesia (pres.) Back here at 1104 check. W
tlk very very weakly. Couldn't even tell what lang. (31 August)
9525.976 Odd
Hi Dave,
Typical of V. of Tibet, via Tajikistan. See the Aoki list entries on all these
split, jammed frequencies, tho the exact ones and times may not match what you
heard.
Glenn Hauser
--- On Sat, 9/1/12, Dave Valko djva...@verizon.net wrote:
UNID. 15518 Unid. pres.
Clandestine
UNID. 12085 UNID. CH stn here after V.O. Mongolia went off 1058. Canned
anmnts w/poss. ment of website or e-mail ...dot com. Off at 1100. 12080 QRM,
and what sounded like DRM started at 1059 as well. Hrd this once before. (31
August)
INDONESIA 9525.98 V.O. Indonesia (pres.)
China. 9820.050+, Beibu Bay Radio, Nanning. 10:14 - 11:02. Been checking
this one for about a week; today the magnetic field was quieter, and I could
get a good logging. At 10:33:30, a break in the music, male anncr with BBR,
brief announcement by female, possibly in
BOLIVIA 3210.0 R. Mosoj Chaski, 01:15 - 02:06* Barely readable in the QRM
and QRN. s/off announcement at 02:02, with mentions of Chaski and
Cochabamba. Into song (anthem?) and off. First time I've heard any audio
from them. Noted that R. Pio XII was quite good on 5952.44, so I
BOLIVIA; R. San Miguel. 4699.30. 0148 - 0159. At good level with vocals. ID by
male anncr at 0151, R. San Miguel, R. San Miguel... (2nd time was somewhat
like an echo). Off abruptly at 0159, in mid-song. (Delibert, MD)
--Art Delibert
-- Winradio Excalibur Pro, flag antenna with DX
14 November 2008: Went up to the remote micro-DXpedition site to catch the
Asians fading out and the Euros fading in on 41m and below. In summary, it
appears the transition is around 1500-1600 here locally. The 49mb is
quietest (least amount of stations) at that point. Had 2 antennas up
10 October 2008: Was getting some audio on 7260 so decided to make a short
trip up to one of the nearby micro-DXpedition sites.
RX: Eton E1
ANT: 315' Beverage (BOG) at about 310°.
QTH: Paint Creek/Mountain Road
Duration: 1010-1130 UTC
Solar Indices: Didn't copy them.
WX: Clear starry
LOGGING IN POWER OUTAGE
http://zlgr.multiply.com/journal/item/147
ON 8.3.2008 THERE WAS A big power outage from the national power
company as a program against the new insurance program directed by the
Government
The power outage was between 1830 to 2000 LT leaving us except without
Bolivia, 5996.43, Radio Loyola, 1024-1100 Initially noted music until 1029
when a
female comments and gives ID. This is followed with a fanfare type musical
segment.
At 1030, she and a male present news in Spanish. This continues until 1050
when
music is presented again. At 1058 a gentleman
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when trying to listen to R Cochiguaz:
ON 2225 on 8/2 with a dutch pirate IDed as 'Double K'with a telephone 30-
293007 on 6308.2 drifting upwards. Signal S5 but enhancing by time.ON
2203 and then with S9 and QRG 6311 playing Blondie , dream
Peru, 5486.70, La Reina De La Selva,(PRES) 1048-1100 The noise is terrible
this morning. But
with a very weak signal, I noted a program of music and a male in Spanish
comments here.
At my local area, we are fogged in, creating a lot of moisture on and around my
antennas.
I am wondering if
6070 Chile CVC 0341 SS , YL w/rel cmty mx.
good w/ slight fading.
Frank Mezek, Sun City,AZ, USA
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MEXICO 9599.25 Radio UNAM noted around 2315 to around
0056; talk to 2330, Paul McCartney song, more talk,
then 30 minutes uninterrupted classical mx, W talk
w/distinct X-E-Y-U ID at 2359, last audio noted
around 0056, might have signed then. Mostly at or
slightly above noise w/a few strong peaks,
Re this loggingtoday (Nov.15) I could hear the usual buzz
jamming on 6015 at 0800 that I assume is the DPRK jamming Liberty #1 from
the south of Korea. On the hour I heard Radio Pyongyang interval signal,
then their anthem and opening of programme. The jamming was too intense to
be
South Korea, 6015, Korean Broadcasting System, (pres) 1105-1140 Noted comments
by a man and woman. Between 1125 and 1130, a large production, music selection
was presented. It could have been the NA. At 1137, more music sung in Korean.
Signal was poor to disappearing, but at 1138 it began
Brazil, 6060, Radio Tupi, 0957-1005 Noted a man in religious comments
(Portuguese) until the hour. On the hour (1000) canned ID, ...Radio Tupi
.. More religious music and comments from a woman.
Signal was fair and I didn't notice any QRM on this freq during this time.
(Chuck Bolland, July 27,
Heard this morning:
4799.8khz Radio Buenas Nuevas San Sebastian, Guatemala Oct. 16, 05 1130 -
1210z with good signals. Programming in Spanish. Loudest signal on the band
this morning ... 1KW ? NEW ! (RZZ - WI )
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Hi Bill,
Your catch is KJES, Vado, New Mexico; I've heard them with this very sort of
programming before. They are a Catholic broadcaster.
RFO Tahiti has been off 15170v for some years now... perhaps 8 years? At
least it seems that long! I sorely miss their music
Yes, KJES has a unique format! 15170 Tahiti is long gone, no other SW
frequencies either, but some manage to pull in their MW 738.
73, Glenn Hauser
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
D. Years ago 15170 was used by a station in Papeete, Tahiti. Programming was
in French and consisted of island
Not by me. Reports I see are mostly from the west coast, tho I think some have
detected the carrier as far inland as the midwest. Glenn
--- Robert Wilkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was this from Oklahoma?
Glenn Hauser wrote:
15170 Tahiti is long gone, no other SW
frequencies either, but
in the Fall of 2004.
Tahiti had a 25mb frequency too, but it's been off even longer.
Guy Atkins
Puyallup, WA USA
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 6:58 AM
To: hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: [HCDX] Logging
Any thoughts on the best all around logging program for BOTH ham and SWL?
Tnx!
Happy Holidays
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Peru, 4485, Radio Frecuencia, 0205-0225 Noted music and
Spanish comments. ID given often between musical
selections, Hola ... salute ... Radio Frecuencia ...
Signal was fair. (Chuck Bolland, November 9, 2004)
Peru, 9720.11, Radio Victoria, 1231-1245+ Noted the usual
Religious comments from
Radio Jordan with English relay on 11960 @ 1545. Mix of Western and ME style
pop mx interspersed with jingles 96.3FM stereo, Radio Jordan and similar.
Signal s9+30dB with fairly rapid QSB to s9+10 and inherent distortion
(presumably due to nightfall), No QRM. Full ID and News in English read by
YL
Radio Tashkent in English on 17775 @ 1215 (Wednesday 29th). Sigs fair but
marred by QSB and strong adjacent channel splatter from both sides.
RX: Icom IC756 Ant: Miller Vertical @ 12m AGL
Regards,
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International Editor - WRTH (World Radio TV Handbook)
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Hello friend,
Here is my logging of R. New Zealand for this day.
15340 R.New Zealand, Rangitaiki, March 12, 6.59 -07.01 UT, selected
sports commentaries from Radio Sport read by a male announcer in english
Event -Super 12 Highlanders v Sharks, Dunedin - Time signal at 7.00 UT
SINPO 34433
Hi,
Thank you for your message.
Here is my logging for this week.
NEW ZEALAND
15340 R. New Zealand, Rangitaiki February 02, 06.59-07.01 UT, Pop music
Time signal at 7.00 UT ID of the station followed by RNZ
news read a male announcer in english. SINPO 23323
Best regards.
Nino Marabello
Treviso,
Hi,
Here my logging for this week.
BRASIL
9565 R. Tupi, Curitiba Jan 31 0555-0559 SINPO 13322, heard religious
program in Portuguese. At 7.00 QRM in 9560 khz of Radio Romania
Internacional, Bucarest.
73's,
Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy
RX: SONY SW7600G
Antenna: VHF Outdoor antenna
QSL
Hi,
Here is my logging for this week.
9500 R. Australia, Shepparton Jan 29, 20.29-20.31
Heard news desk with resume of main news in english, explosion in
Afghanistan. Sport news at 20.30 focus about australian international
tennis open. SINPO 3.
Best regards.
Nino Marabello
Treviso,
Hi,
Here is my logging for this week.
ECUADOR
21455 USB Radio HCJB, Quito Jan 24 12.29-12.33 SINPO 13332 Heard talk in
English. ID at 12.30 with opening announce of program DX Partyline. Read
contribution of some dx groups of the world.
BRASIL
9675 R. Cancao Nova Jan 25 06.59-7.02 SINPO 21222,
This morning I logged a station on 7270 KHz between 1417 and 1508 UTC
Language unknown, likely Malaysian.
Program musical selections, with announcer talk in between songs. Female
ID (maybe).
Source: Probably RTV Sarawak
Problem: It did not sign off at 1500 per information on most lists I
have
Hello,
this morning I could tune in to this Colombian:
COLOMBIA
6011 La Voz de tu Conciencia, October 15th, 5.45-6.15 UTC, Spanish, Bible
lectures, ID; SINPO 43433
vy 73
Michael Schnitzer - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Location: Hassfurt, Germany
Receiver: NRD-525
Antennas: 25m long wire
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