: [IRCA] TPDX Sept 12 2010
Derek, stunning reception! You are very lucky. First 531 is JJ, not
Tagalog. We usually hear the NHK1 station there. 657 is fabulous.
Usually
heard with a buzzy transmitter or jamming, but pretty clear today.
792 was
difficult for me, but I see that Bruce figured it out
Todays DX is brought to you buy SPATTER!! now with extra NOISE!!!
Not the best day nor the worst. Pulled a few new ones for this cubb DXER.
531khz male in tagalog??? signal good.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/9w50x7v55ld0hv7/531Khz%20unknow%20lang.mp3
567khz JJ with cochannel
576khz unid
Sorry about the other report. That was from the laptop
Todays DX is brought to you buy SPLATTER!! now with extra NOISE!!!
Not the best day nor the worst. Pulled a few new ones for this cubb
DXER.
531khz male in tagalog??? signal good.
Hi Derek,
Wow, some great TP recordings there! Want to trade your cliff-top
location next to the beach for an Ultralight radio? :-)
Your 531 kHz recording is definitely Japanese, presumably from the usual
dominant station on the frequency-- JOQG in Morioka. (I lived in Japan for 2
years
Derek
I hear China and South Korea on 792. The male talk in the background
sounds Korean to me. Bill Harms might be able to say for sure.
Bruce
On 9/12/2010 5:01 PM, Derek Vincent wrote:
Sorry about the other report. That was from the laptop
Todays DX is brought to you buy SPLATTER!!
Derek, stunning reception! You are very lucky. First 531 is JJ, not
Tagalog. We usually hear the NHK1 station there. 657 is fabulous. Usually
heard with a buzzy transmitter or jamming, but pretty clear today. 792 was
difficult for me, but I see that Bruce figured it out. 837 is a mish-mash,
Sept 12 2010
Derek, stunning reception! You are very lucky. First 531 is JJ, not
Tagalog. We usually hear the NHK1 station there. 657 is fabulous. Usually
heard with a buzzy transmitter or jamming, but pretty clear today. 792 was
difficult for me, but I see that Bruce figured it out. 837
