USA 9264.963 Loud hysterical prayer on WINB Red Lion noted at 2250 UT July 31, this program ended at 2259 UT. I grow fearful of this very loud YELL. I think this prayer is possibly very crazy and fit for the nuthouse. Never heard such behaviour from priest before. (wb, UT July 31) ---[Start Commercial]--------------------- Order your WRTH 2011: http://www.hard-core-dx.com/redirect2.php?id=wrth2011 ---[End Commercial]-----------------------
WINB schedule shows: 06:30P / Sun-2230...Terry Blalock (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST) --- On Sun, 7/31/11, Wolfgang Bueschel <BueschelW@...> wrote: > Date: Sunday, July 31, 2011, 6:06 PM > USA 9264.963 Loud > hysterical prayer on WINB Red Lion noted at 2250 UT July > 31, this program ended at 2259 UT. > > I grow fearful of this very loud YELL. I think this prayer > is possibly very > crazy and fit for the nuthouse. Never heard such behaviour > from priest > before. > (wb, UT July 31) ---[Start Commercial]--------------------- Order your WRTH 2011: http://www.hard-core-dx.com/redirect2.php?id=wrth2011 ---[End Commercial]-----------------------
** ALBANIA. 13625, August 1 at 1431, R. Tirana inaudible, not even a carrier traced. Could be off air or late signing-on Monday, first day of Ramadan, but we are really in the doldrums, with nothing else from Europe making it on band, just North American signals and weakies from China. On 19m, nearby Greece very poor on 15630. Yet solar flux 119 for July 31, and K-index 2 at 1500 August 1 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHINA. Firedrake August 1, before 1300: 8400, JBA at 1252. Had not been able to detect this at all for weeks 10300, very good at 1254 12900, good at 1256 14700, very good at 1257; no others up to 19 MHz before 1300 After 1300: 14700, poor at 1314 15425, fair at 1315 After 1330: 13920, fair at 1339 12900, very good at 1339 12025, JBA at 1339; 11500 and 10300 absent at 1341 After 1400, some signals back earlier than usual: 15900, tune in 1409 to very good open carrier, one note of music, OC again, and restart to stay at 1410 14700, fair at 1412 10300, fair at 1410; still no 11500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA. RHC SNAFU log: 17560, July 31 at 1938 in English instead of French! And much stronger here than on // 11760 despite 17560 for Europe, 11760 for America. Next check at 1952 had corrected to French. Meanwhile(Continue reading)
Esta emisora que retransmitía Radio Melody FM, de la misma localidad, ya tiene instalada la antena, una torre monopolar, en un humedal cerca de San José, ER. La gerencia tiene mucho interés en recibir informes ahora que se sabe que puede captarse la señal a mucha distancia y que en Europa se sobrepone a las dos emisoras argentinas que venían ocupando la frecuencia, AM Restauración y Super Sport AM. Los dos primeros oyentes en reportarla desde el exterior fueron Hasse Mattisson, de Suecia, y Andrew Brade, de Inglaterra. Informes, por favor dirigirlos a danycanal arroba hotmail punto com . Radio América 1630 no es una trucha; su licencia para operar en 1630 kHz fue otorgada por la AFSCA. Henrik Klemetz, Suecia *1630 Radio América, San José, Entre Ríos, Argentina, new station, 1 kW ---[Start Commercial]--------------------- Order your WRTH 2011: http://www.hard-core-dx.com/redirect2.php?id=wrth2011 ---[End Commercial]-----------------------
** CHILE. 16750, August 2 at 1409, strong FM-distorted spur in Spanish spreading 20 kHz; certainly was not there previous hour as I scanned several times for Firedrakes. Now soon found // 17680 CVC La Voz at 1410, and matching but weaker spur circa 18600. Recheck lower one at 1415, worst around 16760, so the offset is plus and minus approx. 920 kHz. Fundamental 17680 was also audibly splattering between 17630 and 17710 but 16750-16760 much worse. I also looked for other appearances between the major spurs but did not find any for sure (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHINA. Firedrake, August 2; before 1300: 8400, JBA at 1240 10300, good at 1255 12270, good at 1257 14700, fair at 1257 15545, poor at 1258 16480, very good at 1259-1300*, Unusual new frequency; kept a receiver on it past 1318 but did not resume. Not in today`s Aoki. 16480 was last reported in July 2007 when Aoki was listing it as low-power SOH Taiwan and S. Hasegawa was hearing it: see DXLD 7-093, 7-088, 7-086 Before 1330: 15425, good at 1320; off at 1358 check, probably by 1330 15280, fair at 1320 Before 1400: 15515, good at 1351, 1358 with het from 15517 or 15518 15295, fair at 1352; was 15280 during previous and following semihour 12025, poor at 1353 mixing with CNR1 Chinese; none lower to 10 MHz Before 1430: 17560, fair at 1422, atop but mixing with V. of Tibet via MADAGASCAR 15790, good at 1423-1430+(Continue reading)
Re spurs on 15.2 MHz - probably Shepparton 15240 distorted spurios ??? AUSTRALIA 15240 RA Shepparton accompanied by - probably - spurs at 0050 UT Aug 1. S=9+20dB signal on Brisbane remote sdr unit. Not too strong, so I've my doubts whether the spurs originate of incorrect function of the Perseus? Strong signals noted on 15221 to 15226, 15233 to 15248, as well as 15254 to 15258 kHz. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 1) at same time span noted: SAIPAN ODD VoA Saipan. Last night when I looked out for unusal Ramadan outlets, I came across of Special English via VoA Saipan, which was a little odd frequency like 15205.031 kHz at 0046 UT Aug 1st. Much fluttery signal on odd frequency. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 1) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenn Hauser"Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2011 7:10 PM Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs August 1-2, 2011 TAIWAN. 15225, August 2 at 1300, very distorted spur peaking around here, FMy without specific carrier, bothering RHC 15230, tsk2, Chinese talk, but not // CNR1 on 15670 et al. jammers. Then matched it to 15265, and an equivalent but much weaker spur 40 kHz on the hi side around 15305. 15265 also has a het jammer during this hour: victim and spurrer is RTI, Chinese via Tanshui site, at 13-14 only per Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING(Continue reading)
** ARGENTINA. 15345-, August 2 at 2132, only a het vs MOROCCO [q.v.] on the hi side, and never overcame with any audio. Finally uncovered at 2202:39 when IMM turns off its carrier, RAE announcing 6060 and 15345 in Spanish, also http://www.radioexterior.com.ar I thought he said, but that goes nowhere, nor the link at Media Network`s Hitlist, http://www.radionacional.com.ar/programacion/rae.html O, I see in the WRTH it should be http://www.radionacional.gov.ar --- That does get to the domestic service homepage, but just *try* to find any link to the external service, even by internal search! Anyhow, with the end of DST for this year, prompted by the beginning of Ramadan, Morocco now runs one real hour later on 15345, which means the northern-summer respite for RAE 21-22 UT German service listeners in Europe is over. That was only a fluke, as the two stations stupidly stick to the same frequency, both refuse to participate in HFCC or heed advice by would-be listeners that one or both should move a bit away to plenty of clear frequencies in the vicinity. A few years ago, Argentina decided to go on DST in its summer, Nov-Feb, and RAE, so remote from the real world of international broadcasting, shifted all its languages one UT hour earlier just so they would stay at the same local time, oblivious of its intended audience. This put German up to 20-21, still colliding with Morocco even when that country was not on DST. English, Italian and French hours from RAE, earlier in the day, remain always blocked by Morocco (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BAHRAIN [non]. 15540, August 2 until 2006, R. Kuwait very good with talk outroed as ``Song of the Sea``, another ``Radio Bahrein produxion, presented by R. Kuwait``. Maybe they stick these in at different times from day to day; August 1 was at 2019-2025 as in previous report under KUWAIT. There used to be a programme exchange called Voice of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Maybe this is that. Back to western pop music (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENNG DIGEST) ** CANADA. Nice to get a third reply from MBC Radio = CJLR-FM-3 in Prince Albert, Sask., altho my miles-per-watt calculation is now very incorrect: (gh) Your reception of MBC Radio 88.1FM in Oklahoma --- Hi Glenn: Very cool that you picked up our rebroadcast of(Continue reading)
AFGHANISTAN I guess 6102v was well-consired selected tonight. Due of Kashi China powerhouse "Beijing Hour" on adjacent 6095 kHz. Maybe a DXer advised RTA engineers? Best reception here in Europe upper side 6098 to 6110 kHz. vy73 wolfgang National Radio of Afghanistan. Heute auf 6102 kHz, wenn sich mein alter Sony nicht irrt ...? Seltsam. (Simon-Peter Liehr-D, A-DX ng Aug 3) Yes, exact on 6101.999(Continue reading)kHz - Mauno said 2 Hertz down - yesterday.
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Radio Heritage Foundation www.radioheritage.com August 4 2011 Radio Heritage Foundation Extends Coverage to Europe _________________________ WELLINGTON [New Zealand] The addition of major new European radio history content at its website [www.radioheritage.com] marks a move by the Radio Heritage Foundation to extend its coverage of radio heritage connections to Europe. Chairman David Ricquish says 'the borderless nature of radio waves has always made it inevitable that our focus would one day expand beyond our initial work in the Asia and Pacific region. In fact, our collections already have many materials relating to broadcasters based in Europe going back to the 1920's. European broadcasters, their ideas, policies and cultures have had a major influence on Pacific broadcasting for decades.' The new content covers individual station features, 44 European countries, almost 100 separately researched years of local European broadcasting, over 15 digitized early radio frequency guides and some 250 audio samples and images. The material has a special focus on local European broadcasting(Continue reading)
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