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Today's Topics:
1. Glenn Hauser logs December 26-27, 2013 (Glenn Hauser)
2. NDR xmas eve broadcasts (Zacharias LIangas)
3. B-13 B-version Jan 1, 2014 (Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX)
4. Glenn Hauser logs December 27, 2013 (Glenn Hauser)
5. Malaysia, 5964.71 (Arthur Delibert)
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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2013 21:57:42 -0800 (PST)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs December 26-27, 2013
Message-ID:
<[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
** ALGERIA [non]. 7495, Dec 26 at 2103, RTA via FRANCE in what sounds like
national anthem; scheduled to go from French to Qur`an at 2105. Poor signal,
but better than adjacent 7490 WBCQ whose frequency I was checking out (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ANGUILLA. 6090, Dec 26 at 2212, no DGS here or on 11775, but by 2231, PMS is
on 6090 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** DJIBOUTI. 4780.0, Dec 26 at 2220, very poor signal with music past 2233,
presumed this despite nominal 2100* as R. Djibouti has been reported running
this late: by Zacharias Liangas, Dec 17 at 2237; and by Anker Petersen same
date until 2244*. Nothing else known on frequency either, and not Ecuador which
is on 4781.7 or so. I was checking 4760 first for ELWA Liberia, but nothing
heard there (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** EQUATORIAL GUINEA [and non]. 15190, Dec 26 at 2049, R. Africa Network via
WRMI seems alone today, until it fades a bit and then the SAH from Bata starts
to appear. By 2121 the two audios are definitely mixing (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** GREECE [and non]. 7450, Dec 26 at 2056, jazz, while 9420 is Greek talk; at
2102, 7450 carries ERA IS and ID I think as ``Helliniki Radiophonia``, IS
again. Also weak talk CCI, which must be Iran in Spanish until 2120, 500 kW,
298 degrees from Sirjan.
9420, Dec 26 at 2155 playing Roy Orbison song in English, ``Sweet Dreams,
Baby``, at 2231 announcement during music mentions ``tessera``, so maybe
carrying fourth program? Maybe not; that`s the Spor(t) network, which would be
mostly talk, sports and other news, if it still exist (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 1190, Dec 27 at 0043 UT, a Mexican is dominating the channel on
non-direxional caradio antenna, with news, 6:42 TC, federal PSAs, rumbling het
from something off-frequency. Two best bets are XECT in Monterrey and XEWK in
Guadalajara (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 1470, Dec 27 at 0104 on caradio, Mexican music and ID as ``La
Consentida``, for which there is only one match in the 2012 IRCA Log: XEHI,
Ciudad Miguel Alem?n, Tamaulipas; that`s right across the Rio Bravo from Roma,
Tejas. WRTH 2013, however, names XEHI ``Mi Radio 1470, Puro Ca?onazo``, but has
no other 1470 as Consentida.
?What about Cant?? No Consentidas on 1470, tho I am positive that`s the slogan
I heard, and yet another identity for XEHI:
1470 XEHI La Caponera Cd. Miguel Alem?n, Tamps. 10,000 250
What does Caponera mean? Random House says: ``coop for fattening capons; gaol;
place where one lives well free of charge``
Well, I`m sticking with XEHI = Consentida, as that`s the very active identity
currently on FB: https://www.facebook.com/XEHI1470
Dixionary definition of which is over-indulged or spoilt, hardly something
positive. In DXLD 13-36, Henrik Klemetz said words like consentida imply
mistress (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. Ch A2 NTSC, Dec 26 at 1640 UT, weak video fades in, enough to spot
the Azteca net-7 bug in the upper right, no audio, and soon fades out. Thus I
am rewarded for countless hours of viewing snow on channel 2, with the first
sign of a winter sporadic-E opening this year. Antenna having shed its ice
finally without breakage, still parked SSE toward OKC, close to due S whence
this probably comes from XHTAU Tampico. 6m Es maps are showing only a couple of
contacts across the Texas area, but the MUF map shows lots of spots across the
US with Es clouds into 20 or 30 MHz ranges. Keep monitoring, and another brief
peak of weak video CCI on channel 2 at 1805 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. 99.9, Dec 27 at 0110-0150 UT, part 15 from the same house as last
few years in the Pheasant Run addition, western edge of Enid, with Xmas music
in $tereo and light show; full quieting only within a block of the place.
Variety of songs, mostly secular, or jazzed up such as Mannheim Steamroller
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA [non]. 9395, Dec 26 at 2225, VOR in English, fair in phone interview
about South Sudan; via ARMENIA. This service is in its final week before
contracting in 2014y to nothing but Irkutsk site, with English only for
AustralAsia (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SERBIA [non]. 6100, Dec 26 at 2212, music, then the bored-sounding IRS
announceress talking about Serbia; poor to fair, but wasn`t expecting to hear
her at all. Best time of year for this English semihour for Europe to reach so
much further, and proves that IRS could still broadcast to North America if
they cared to, which in previous winters was on 6190 at 0130, exactly what they
pretend to do:
http://voiceofserbia.org/program-schedule
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U K. BBCWS interview with me did not air on the Dec 26 `World Business
Report`. Lucy Burton, who did the interview, tells me, ``We had a last minute
shuffle with our running orders today. I believe the shortwave piece will now
be broadcast next Monday at the same time (1730, 1930 and 2230 gmt)`` Or 32
minutes after the hours. She reported from Romania on today`s show, and told me
she also visited RRI, which may be part of the Monday segment; they plan to
close down their SW in a few years (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1701 monitoring: confirmed on WTWW-1, 9475, starting
at 2200:54 Thursday December 26.
3195, WWRB bodes ill as tuned in at 0408 Dec 27 to find open carrier, dead air,
or rather hum, and also on the webcast. But at 0418.5 our usual warmup act
comes on, until terminated at 0430:05, and WOR 1701 starts at 0430:15 UT
Friday. Not on 5050.
Next: Saturday 0730 & 1530 on HLR 7265-CUSB
UT Sunday 0030v on WTWW-2, 5085
UT Sunday 0501v on WTWW-1, 5840
Tuesday 1200 on WRMI 9955
Check http://www.worldmicroscope.com for possible new time for WOR on Area 51
this weekend (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 17775, Dec 26 at 1827, KVOH music check: yes, it sounds better now as
the packets are tying together without the gaps. I was checking since Ray
Robinson says they modified their STL; also says KVOH took Xmas day off, which
I why I didn`t hear them before 2000; and they stay on at least until then
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [and non]. 7490+, Dec 26 at 2057, WBCQ IS & ID, still very poor as if
on backup transmitter, but frequency close to nominal, rather than +1.4 kHz as
I`ve been hearing it later in the night. It`s weaker than Algeria via FRANCE on
7495 causing it ACI, even tho that 500 kW is aimed nowhere near us, 194 degrees
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This report dispatched at 0558 UT December 27
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013 09:15:42 +0200
From: Zacharias LIangas <[email protected]>
To: [email protected];
Subject: [HCDX] NDR xmas eve broadcasts
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain
Please reply to [email protected]
NDR xmas eve broadcasts : Time 1904-09
11955 S8
9925 -
9885 S4
9460 S9
6125 S9
Various news mention of Jerushalem
my radio shack: http://www.ipernity.com/doc/zliangas/album/282394
http://delicious.com/gr_greek1/zak (all my pages )
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013 15:49:37 +0100
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <[email protected]>
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] B-13 B-version Jan 1, 2014
Message-ID: <65FEB9DAC2F24E1C8671F9E3C04B89FC@HNPC2>
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RUSSIA Full schedule of broadcasting WGD "Voice of Russia" in the winter
season B-13, since January 1, 2014.
automatic translation by googe translator
language UTC transmitter kHz kW direction notes
ARABIC 1600-2100 Yerevan 1314 1000 Near & Middle East
ARABIC 1600-2100 Krasnodar 1170 1200 Near & Middle East
CHINESE 1000-1400 Irkutsk 1080 500 Asia
CHINESE 1000-1400 Ussurijsk 648 500 Asia
CHINESE 1000-1400 Irkutsk 5900 250 Asia
DARI,PASHTO 1200-1400 Dushanbe 801 500 Near & Middle East
DARI,PASHTO 1200-1400 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0100-0200 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0100-0200 Dushanbe 801 500 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0100-0200 Dushanbe 801 500 Asia
ENGLISH 0100-0200 Dushanbe 927 300 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0200-0300 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0200-0300 Dushanbe 972 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0300-0400 Dushanbe 972 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0300-0400 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 0600-0700 Irkutsk 21800 250 Australia, New Zealand
ENGLISH 0700-0800 Moscow 11635 40 Europe DRM
ENGLISH 0700-0800 Irkutsk 21800 250 Australia, New Zealand
ENGLISH 0700-0900 Irkutsk 21800 250 Asia
ENGLISH 0800-0900 Irkutsk 21800 250 Australia, New Zealand
ENGLISH 0800-0900 Moscow 11635 40 Europe DRM
ENGLISH 0800-0900 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel number
1)
ENGLISH 0900-1000 Moscow 11635 40 Europe DRM
ENGLISH 0900-1000 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel number
2)
ENGLISH 0900-1000 Ussurijsk 648 500 Asia
ENGLISH 1000-1200 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel number
2)
ENGLISH 1000-1200 Irkutsk 12035 15 Asia DRM
ENGLISH 1000-1200 Irkutsk 9560 250 Central and SE Asia
ENGLISH 1200-1300 Dushanbe 972 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1200-1500 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel #1)
ENGLISH 1300-1400 Irkutsk 9560 250 Central and SE Asia
ENGLISH 1300-1400 Dushanbe 927 300 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1400-1445 Ussurijsk 648 500 Asia
ENGLISH 1400-1500 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1500-1600 Dushanbe 927 300 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1500-1600 Irkutsk 5900 250 Asia
ENGLISH 1600-1700 Dushanbe 801 500 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1600-1700 Irkutsk 5900 250 Central and SE Asia
ENGLISH 1600-1700 Dushanbe 801 500 Asia
ENGLISH 1700-1800 Dushanbe 801 500 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1700-1800 Dushanbe 801 500 Asia
ENGLISH 1700-1800 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1800-1900 Dushanbe 927 300 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1800-1900 Dushanbe 801 500 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 1800-1900 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
ENGLISH 2100-2200 Moscow 6000 40 Europe DRM
FRENCH 1700-2000 Kaliningrad 6125 15 Europe DRM
GERMAN 0900-1200 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel #1)
GERMAN 1500-1700 Moscow 9680 40 Europe DRM
GERMAN 1700-1900 Moscow 6110 40 Europe DRM
HINDI 1300-1400 Irkutsk 7400 15 Asia DRM
HINDI 1300-1400 Dushanbe 972 1000 Asia
HINDI 1500-1600 Dushanbe 801 500 Asia
IRAN/PERSIAN 1500-1700 Yerevan 1377 1000 Near & Middle East
IRAN/PERSIAN 1500-1700 Dushanbe 648 1000 Near & Middle East
JAPANESE 1200-1300 Irkutsk 5980 250 Asia
JAPANESE 1300-1400 Irkutsk 5980 250 Asia
KURDISH 0500-0600 Yerevan 1314 1000 Near & Middle East
KURDISH 1500-1600 Yerevan 1314 1000 Near & Middle East
POLISH 1700-1800 Kaliningrad 1143 150 Europe
RUSSIAN 0000-0100 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
RUSSIAN 0000-2300 Dushanbe 1503 500 Central Asia (CIS)
RUSSIAN 0100-0300 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
RUSSIAN 0100-0300 Yerevan 1395 500 Caucasian region
RUSSIAN 0300-0600 Yerevan 1395 500 Caucasian region
RUSSIAN 0400-0500 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 0400-0600 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 0500-0800 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 0500-0800 Grigoriopol 999 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 0600-1200 Yerevan 1395 500 Caucasian region
RUSSIAN 0600-1200 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
RUSSIAN 0800-0900 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel #2)
RUSSIAN 0800-1700 Grigoriopol 999 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 1200-1500 Kaliningrad 9625 15 Europe DRM (channel #2)
RUSSIAN 1200-1600 Yerevan 1395 500 Caucasian region
RUSSIAN 1600-1700 Grigoriopol 999 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 1600-1900 Grigoriopol 999 500 Belarus
RUSSIAN 1600-2000 Yerevan 1395 500 Caucasian region
RUSSIAN 1600-2000 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
RUSSIAN 1700-1800 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 1700-1800 Grigoriopol 999 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 1700-1800 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 1700-1800 Grigoriopol 999 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 1800-1900 Kaliningrad 1143 150 Europe
RUSSIAN 1800-1900 Grigoriopol 1413 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 1800-1900 Grigoriopol 999 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 1800-1900 Grigoriopol 1413 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 1800-1900 Grigoriopol 999 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 1800-2100 Kaliningrad 1215 1200 Baltic Countries
RUSSIAN 1800-2100 Kaliningrad 1143 150 Baltic Countries
RUSSIAN 1900-2000 Grigoriopol 1413 500 Europe
RUSSIAN 1900-2000 Kaliningrad 1143 150 Europe
RUSSIAN 1900-2000 Grigoriopol 1413 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 2000-2100 Kaliningrad 1143 150 Europe
RUSSIAN 2000-2400 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
RUSSIAN 2000-2400 Yerevan 1395 500 Caucasian region
RUSSIAN 2100-2200 Kaliningrad 1215 1200 Baltic Countries
RUSSIAN 2100-2300 Grigoriopol 999 500 Belarus
RUSSIAN 2100-2300 Grigoriopol 999 500 Ukraine, Moldova
RUSSIAN 2100-2300 Grigoriopol 999 500 Europe
SERBIAN 1500-1700 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Europe
SERBIAN 2000-2130 Grigoriopol 1548 500 Europe
SPANISH 2000-2100 Moscow 6000 40 Europe DRM
TCHETCHEN/RUSS 0300-0600 Krasnodar 171 1200 Caucasus
TCHETCHEN/RUSS 0300-0600 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
TCHETCHEN/RUSS 1200-1600 Groznyy 657 50 Caucasus
TCHETCHEN/RUSS 1200-1600 Krasnodar 171 1200 Caucasus
TURKISH 0200-0300 Yerevan 1377 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 0300-0400 Yerevan 1350 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 0300-0400 Yerevan 1377 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 0400-0500 Yerevan 1350 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 1300-1400 Yerevan 1314 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 1300-1400 Yerevan 1350 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 1400-1500 Yerevan 1314 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 1400-1500 Yerevan 1350 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 1500-1600 Yerevan 1350 1000 Near & Middle East
TURKISH 2100-2230 Yerevan 1314 1000 Near & Middle East
URDU 1400-1500 Irkutsk 7400 15 Asia DRM
URDU 1400-1500 Dushanbe 801 500 Asia
URDU 1400-1500 Dushanbe 927 300 Asia
VIETNAMESE 1200-1300 Irkutsk 9560 250 Asia
(Department of frequency planning WGD "Voice of Russia", editor,
via Mike Bethge-D pres of WWDXC, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 27)
On liquidation of State Organization "Russian State Broadcasting Company",
"Voice of Russia", (FGBI WGD "Voice of Russia").
In accordance with paragraph 5 of the Decree of the President of the Russian
Federation dated December 9, 2013
? 894 "On some measures to improve the efficiency of public media"
(Rossiyskaya Gazeta , 2013, December 10) and the Government of the Russian
Federation of July 26, 2010.
? 539 "On approval of the establishment, reorganization, liquidation and
change the type of federal government agencies, as well as allegations of
federal statutes and state institutions rewiring" (Collection of legislation
!
y Islands of the Russian Federation, 2010, ? 31, art . 4238)
ORDER:
1. Eliminate the established procedure under the authority of the Federal
Agency for Press and Mass Communications (Rospechat) Federal State
Institution "Russian State Radio Company" "Voice of Russia" (FGBI WGD "Voice
of Russia").
2. Rospechat within the powers assigned to carry out activities aimed at
eliminating FGBI WGD "Voice of Russia".
3. The enforcement of this Order shall be the head Rospechat MV
Seslavinskiy.
Minister NA Nikiforov
(Order of the Ministry of Communications of Russia
? 417 of 18.12.2013 - <http://minsvyaz.ru/ru/doc/?id_4=1055> )
(via Mike Bethge-D pres of WWDXC, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 27)
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013 08:43:08 -0800 (PST)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs December 27, 2013
Message-ID:
<[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
** CUBA. 13650, Dec 27 at 1436, CRI English relay VG here, missing from 13740.
Another screwup by RadioCuba, as 13650 is the Cuban relay frequency for
Portuguese at 23-24. 14-16 English will probably be back on 13740 in a day or
two. Usual modulation level not up to par (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** JAPAN. 5910, Fri Dec 27 at 1410, very weak station talking, unseems English,
with some music mixed. Shiokaze is back here, as not even a carrier audible on
6140, which is also ACI`d by 6145 Firedrake. Nothing else scheduled on 5910 at
this time, and Aoki`s Dec 27 edition is right up to date, showing Sea-breeze on
5910 since December 26, and furthermore, no English but instead: 1330-1430 Mon,
Thu & Fri all in Korean; Tue all Japanese; other days split half & half: Sun
Japanese & Korean; Wed Chinese & Korean; Sat Korean & Japanese. Ron Howard also
noted English missing last Friday when it was still on 6140.
Altho 6145 Firedrake is in well again today, reception at this hour from Japan
on 49m very poor, e.g. 6055 Nikkei (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA. 14996, Dec 27 at 1441, time pips on CW, beating against 15000 WWV/H,
but separable with LSB. Poor signal, but seems like some seconds are skipped or
doubled, and pip slightly prolonged at ToM. No doubt it`s RWM Moskva-Taldom on
its unique standard frequency, which would eventually emit a CW ID (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 7490+, Dec 27 at 0638 check, Brother Scare is JBA here
on WBCQ. Seems like same backup QRP transmitter, but frequency remains adjusted
closer to nominal. Ivo Ivanov put it on 7490.1.
9690, Dec 27 at 1450, surprised to hear some gospel huxter other than BS from
WRMI, and it`s // 9955, so feed mixup presumed; compensates for running BS on
9955 an hour early before 1500 a few days ago?
9370, Dec 27 at 1451, WWRB is on with open carrier, dead air. Was still absent
earlier in the hour. 1519 by turning up the volume, it`s just barely modulated
with BS. At first suspected crossmod from the extremely stronger signals on
9980, 9955, 9930 (have we got enough BS yet? Never!), but 9370 is not synched
with any of them (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 17775, Dec 27 at 1446, JBA carrier and then some music detectable, as
KVOH is just starting to propagate. They could avoid this by running the 6-hour
weekday broadcast an hour or two later during the daytime (and not have to get
going by 6 am PST) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** VIETNAM [and non]. 13735, Dec 27 at 1437, Vietnamese talk with heavy tone
jamming on DSB, pitch wavering slightly. It`s the Viet Cong response to R. Free
Asia, via SAIPAN, one hour only. Lack of CRI on 13740 [see CUBA] expedited
monitoring of this (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This report dispatched at 1643 December 27
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Message: 5
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013 23:17:08 -0500
From: Arthur Delibert <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>,
"arthur.delibert" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Malaysia, 5964.71
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
MALAYSIA, 5964.71 kHz, 22:24 - 22:55 -- RTM presumed the one here with pop
music and male and female announcers in Malay. Fair sigs. Thought I might
catch an ID at TOH, but their signal was crushed when Ankara came on 5960 at
22:55. (Delibert, N. Bethesda, MD 12/27/13)
Art Delibert
NRD 535D
Pennant antenna with DX Engineering preamp
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