Re: [IRCA] 621-Pyongyang BS/ VoK-- Audio Situation Becoming Critical

2018-11-06 Thread Nick Hall-Patch
Didn't the discussion also cover whether the hum increases in intensity as Chongjin fades down, and decreases as it dominates the frequency? I believe that increasing hum with increasing Chongjin signal strength would indicate that the hum is part of Chongjin's signal, rather than due to

Re: [IRCA] 621-Pyongyang BS/ VoK-- Audio Situation Becoming Critical

2018-11-06 Thread Mauno Ritola
Or could the hum be just heterodyne caused by 50 Hz difference between Chongjin tx and Heilongjiang? I checked via a Japanese receiver and I don't see strong side carriers, which would be typical for mains hum otherwise. Mauno Gary DeBock kirjoitti 6.11.2018 klo 9:25: A few months back

[IRCA] 621-Pyongyang BS/ VoK-- Audio Situation Becoming Critical

2018-11-05 Thread Gary DeBock
A few months back there was a discussion on the list about the transmitted audio from the 621-Pyongyang BS/ Voice of Korea station in Chongjin, N. Korea-- specifically, whether there was audio hum on the frequency from a bad transmitter, or whether the bad audio was caused by a drifting