[HCDX] Latvia Today Transmission Time - 21st December

2008-12-20 Thread Tom Taylor
Relays this weekend via 9290 kHz

 

December 20th

Latvia Today 10.00- 11.00 UTC

 

December 21st

   EMR 14.00 - 15.00 UTC

Latvia Today 15.00 - 1600 UTC New Time

 

Good Listening   73s Tom

 

 

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[HCDX] St. Petersburg Regional Center

2008-12-20 Thread Bill Harms
Does the St. Petersburg Regional Center still directly verify reception 
reports?  I sent an email to the one listed on someone else's QSL and 
have gotten no response yet. Also, their web site appears to be down or 
the software is not working properly.


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[HCDX] La Rosa de Tokyo para este fin de semana!!!!!!

2008-12-20 Thread Arnaldo
La Rosa de Tokio es una producción realizada en los estudios de LS11 Radio 
Provincia de Buenos Aires, La Plata , República Argentina.




Este fin de semana tenemos algo muy particular, ya que vamos a hablar 
justamente de lo que se conoció en su momento como el Imperio Italiano:  el 
imperio colonial italiano que,  por supuesto,  fue hace mucho tiempo, y fue 
disuelto con la rendición de Italia en la Segunda Guerra Mundial.




Se revisarán las emisoras más representativas de la época colonial y se 
irradiarán archivos históricos imperdibles. No dejen de escucharlo




ESTE SABADO 23:00 HORA ARGENTINA (01:00-02:00 UTC)

POR 1270 KHZ Y POR INTERNET: www.amprovincia.com.ar



LA ROSA DE TOKIO, UNA MIRADA DIFERENTE DE LOS MEDIOS DE COMUNICACION.

Email: dxra...@argentina.com



Conduccion y Produccion: Omar José Somma y Juan Manuel Natale.



Columnistas permanentes: Arnaldo Slaen, Marcelo Arias, Viviana Toledo 
Oubiña, Dino Bloise, Ruben Guillermo Margenet, Jose Bueno, Jose Miguel 
Romero Romero, Gabriel Saravi.


Y el aporte de radiodifusores, conductores, expertos en medios, dxer´s y 
fanaticos del mundo de la radiodifusion.




EMISORAS QUE EMITEN EL PROGRAMA:



Miami - EEUU - WRMI Radio Miami Internacional (onda corta)

Moscú - Rusia - La Voz de Rusia (onda corta)

San Antonio -Chile - Radio Oxigeno- 88.5 MHz

Programas DX (audio a demanda) 
http://es.geocities.com/programasdx/larosa.htm


Garre - BsAs - Frecuencia9- 91.1 MHz  dom 9hs

Henderson - BsAs - FM Amanecer- 92.5 MHz  sab 11hs

Campo Grande - Misiones - Radio Mas- 93.3 MHz sab 11hs

La Toma - San Luis - Ondas FM- 100.5 MHz

Sierra de Los Padres -BsAs - Radio  Nativa- 102.5 MHz  dom 15hs

25 de Mayo - BsAs - Radio FM PZ- 101.5 MHz  dom 8hs

Lezama - BsAs - FM La Nube- 104.1 MHz

Santa Rosa – La Pampa - FM Tiempo- 107.9 MHz

Pedro Luro - BsAs - FM10- 91.9 MHz

Saldungaray - BsAs - FM Saldungaray- 100.5 MHz  sab 12hs

Colon -  BsAs - Emisora Colon- 90.1  MHz  dom 13hs

Lobos - BsAs - FM Reencuentros-102.7 MHz

Justo Darack - San Luis - FM Mix- 99.9 MHz  sab 13hs

Necochea - BsAs - FM Top- 99.5 MHz  sab,dom 7hs , dom 21hs

Perez Millan - BsAs - Radio Perez Millan- 98.1 MHz

Coronel Suarez - BsAs - FM Santa Maria- 106.1 MHz sab 22hs

Bolivar - BsAs - Radioactiva- 93.9 MHz sab 11hs

Salazar - BsAs - FM Salazar- 103.7 MHz dom 10hs

Martinez – BsAs  Emisora Educativa El Hornero- 107.5 MHz  sab 15,30hs

Capital Federal – Ciudad de Bs.As. AM1710- 1710Khz dom 14hs

Carlos Tejedor- BsAs- FM Lasser- 91.3 MHz

General Lamadrid- BsAs - FM Estilo- 92.7 MHz

Pila – BsAs - FM Municipal- 97.9 MHz

San Juan - San Juan - Dynamis FM- 94.5 MHz

Rodeo- San Juan - Dynamis FM- 95.3 MHz

Jachal - San Juan - Dynamis FM- 94.9 MHz

Calingasta - San Juan - Dynamis FM- 97.3 MHz

Valle Fértil - San Juan - Dynamis FM- 95.7 MHz

Las Flores – BsAs - Shalom FM- 107.1 MHz

Alta Gracia – Córdoba - Sierras FM- 95.1 MHz



Cordiales 73

OMAR SOMMA-JUAN NATALE

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[HCDX] Escuchas/Escutas/Logs

2008-12-20 Thread Arnaldo

BRAZIL
5970 Radio Itatiaia, Belo Horizonte, MG, 2302-2309, December 18, Portuguese,
actuality talk by male, 23432
(Arnaldo Slaen, Argentina)

DJIBOUTI
4780 Radio Djibouti, Djibouti, 0340-0346, DEcember 18, Vernacular,
short talk and very nice local music, 24432
(Arnaldo Slaen, Argentina) 


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Re: [HCDX] St. Petersburg Regional Center

2008-12-20 Thread Mikhail Timofeyev

Dear Bill,

yes, we verify all correct reception reports - but, of course, for  
our transmitters only (that located in St.Petersburg and  
Leningradskaya oblast).


Regarding RTRN regional web sites: many of them (including  
St.Petersburg's one) will be out of use approx. till Dec 31st because  
of the technical works with new servers in Moscow...


Mikhail Timofeyev
St.Petersburg


20.12.2008, в 13:14, Bill Harms писал(а):

Does the St. Petersburg Regional Center still directly verify  
reception reports?  I sent an email to the one listed on someone  
else's QSL and have gotten no response yet. Also, their web site  
appears to be down or the software is not working properly.


Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
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[HCDX] logs

2008-12-20 Thread Lúcio Otávio
4770, Nigeria, R. Nigeria, Kaduna. December-20 EE 0605-0612 OM and YL talks, 
many mentions Nigeria. Some CODAR, 32322 (lob-B).

 

7140, Korea, North, Voice of Korea, Kujang. December-20 KK 0742 male and female 
talks, 0749  instr. music, audio off. Quick enhancement 33 (lob-B).

 

7200, Sudan, R. Ondurman(tent.). December-20 AA 0802-0811 OM and YL talks, 0806 
sounded like ad, Bob Marley music. 24322 (lob-B).

 

7285, Mali, R, Mali(tent.), Bamako. December-20 0813-0822 short African music, 
YL talks (seems Vern.) returning African music. 2 (lob-B).

73

Lúcio Otávio Bobrowiec

Embu SP Brasil - Sony ICF SW40 - dipole 18m, 32m 
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[HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs December 19-20, 2008

2008-12-20 Thread Glenn Hauser
** CANADA [non]. 11895 good and clear Dec 20 at 1505, disgusting sermon in slow 
English about bringing a female (animal?) without defect as a sin offering, 
slaughtering and pouring out the blood on the altar, removing the fat and 
burning it, avoiding unclean stuff; Leviticus V mentioned. 

What does PWBR `2009` say this is? AWR Guam is the only bar, but summer-only 
and language-other, so that would be a bum rap. EiBi and Aoki have the answer 
as usual: Bible Voice Broadcasting, 90 degrees to South Asia at 1500-1530 when 
English is only on Saturdays; EiBi says Nauen, Aoki says Wertachtal. The 
Franco-Germans are always jumping the sites around, presumably for logistical 
reasons (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA [and non]. RHC, 9550, Dec 19 at 2306 news in English, with clear echo 
during brief fades. Suspect this was long-path, quite a haul from here at some 
38 megameters. SE Asian signals were inbooming such as VOA on 9490, which is 
Tinang at 200 degrees (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SLOVAKIA. R. Slovakia International IS and ID in English at 1427 Dec 20 on 
6055, weak with flutter, 1430 into German as scheduled. Europe on 49m at this 
time of day is quite a treat, but surely possible at solstice, and just a band 
away from regular Pridnestrovye at same hour on 7370. Beam of 305 degrees from 
RSO helps too, exactly the same azimuth used for English to NAm at 0100, still 
intruding in the 40m hamband on 7230. This being a Saturday instead of a 
Friday, the usual dominant on 6055, R. Nikkei was already off at 1415 (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOLOMON ISLANDS. Weak signal on 9541.5, Dec 20 at 0730 with talk, seems 
English intonation; a bit better at 0735, mostly YL talking and occasional bits 
of music. Just not enough against noise level, but BFO helped and proved it was 
not drifting. What else could it be on this frequency? Next check at 1407, no 
trace of a carrier, just something on 9540.0 masked by QRDRM from 9540-9550, 
BBC/DW Woofferton 100 kW, 114 degrees. I really wonder if SIBC is running 31m 
24 hours (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SWEDEN. 9400, weak with umlauty language Dec 20 at 1511. As a -00 frequency, 
first suspect naturally Bulgaria, but not this time: Radio Sweden in Swedish 
scheduled from Hörby. An hour earlier I was getting it much better on 11540 as 
I was confirming Solomon Islands was not being heard on 9541.5, but instead a 
carrier from something matching 2.0 MHz below on 9540.0. Anyhow, seems Radio 
Sweden/Teracom facilities survived the earthquake a few days ago (Glenn Hauser, 
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TURKEY. 11810, weak signal in Arabic, Dec 20 at 1501, pronouncing a website 
with English letters including .net. I assumed it was Jordan but EiBi and Aoki 
agree Jordan is off by then, and V. of Turkey is opening Arabic at 1500, until 
1700, 252 degrees from Emirler, so that is how I will list-log it, presumably, 
the .net also a positive clew (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)  

** U K. Nice to hear Bow Bells preceding BBCWS transmission on 12095, Dec 20 at 
1459, but only until 1459:30 opening, and 1500 into stupid ballgames, this 
being a Saturday when BBC wastes its vast resources on such Sportsworld 
nonsense. Good signal from Rampisham, 250 kW at 95 degrees for this bihour. 
Originally, out-of-band 12095 could be used only from UK sites, but now you 
never know. At other dayparts, it`s Cyprus or Ascension. Also noticed 
timesignal on the hour was about 1 second late compared to WWV; so why bother, 
misleading countless listeners about the correct time? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 1, very weak singing and talk underneath WWVH, Dec 20 at 
1418. Maybe another instance of mixing product between 31m transmitters, 
Jordan? No trace of WWV. WWCR 9980 had not yet built up to overpowering 
strength desensitizing and blocking WWV/H most of the day, and there did not 
seem to be other super-power signals on 31m which could cause receiver 
cross-modulation (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###


  

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[HCDX] DX Afternoon type

2008-12-20 Thread ka4prf

Ethiopia, 7110, Radio Ethiopia, 2034-2100  Noted African type music at tune
in.  Lyrics of the music was Swahili.  Off and on a person in Swahili 
comments.

At 2055 a male and female present the news.  This is followed by the NA and
then off the air.  Signal was fair to good.  (Chuck Bolland, December 20, 
2008)



Rwanda, 6055, Radio Rwanda, 2030-2058,  In tune in, noted brief music.
This was followed at 2031 with Qur'an type chanting.  At about 2034, a male 
in

language(?) comments.  Music followed until about 2058 when a female talks
briefly.  At this point either the signal faded or it went off the air, but 
nothing heard beyond that.  Signal was poor.  (Chuck Bolland, December 20, 
2008)


Clewiston, Florida

WINRADIO G305e/pd
Dipole


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[HCDX] Madagascar other logs

2008-12-20 Thread Brian384875
** BANGLADESH. 7250, Bangladesh Betar, *1228-1240, Dec 20,
sign on with  distinctive IS at 1228. Talk at 1230. Flute music at 1240. 
Poor. Weak under  a stronger China Radio Int in English. No sign of 
China yesterday, but today  China was the dominate station on this 
frequency. (Brian Alexander, PA) 
 
** ETHIOPIA. 7110, Radio Ethiopia, 2020-2100*, Dec 20, Afro-pops.
Local  Horn of Africa pop music. Amharic talk. Sign off with National 
Anthem at  2059. Fair but weak co-channel QRM. Poor to fair on
// 9704.18. (Brian  Alexander, PA) 
 
** INDIA. 4840, AIR-Mumbai, 0205-0220, Dec 20, talk. Hindi vocals.
Weak  but readable. (Brian Alexander, PA) 
 
** MADAGASCAR. 5010, RTV Malagasy, 2030-2210+, Dec 20, local 
pop music.  Afro-pop music. Malagasy talk. Weak but readable. On 
late tonight. Reduced  carrier USB. (Brian Alexander, PA) 
 
 
Brian Alexander, Mechanicsburg, PA,  U.S.A.   
Equipment:  TenTec RX-340, two 100 foot longwires  
 
 
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[HCDX] the Grundig Eton G5: a major disappointment

2008-12-20 Thread aurel chiochiu
Hello !

I'm writing again because we just tested the Grundig Eton G5 receiver and we 
are highly disappointed... We get overload on every frequency on both LW and 
MW. It overloads even worse than the Sangean CST-818 rx with local 1450 kHz 
Arabic station wipping out any signal on 550 in both the DX and LO mode. In LO 
it is just SLIGHTLY weaker...

I purchased it, because a lot of the interesting LW channels such as Tipaza-252 
or Azilal-207 were hammered by local false mixing products between CINF-690, 
CFAV-1450 and CHUC-1450 on the Sangean CST-818, but with this rx things are 
only worse. While the 550 RECEIVER-GENERATED spur is poor-strenght using the 
Sangean CST-818 barefoot, it is SEMI-LOCAL-like with excellent strenght 
semi-Hi-Fi using the Grundig Eton G5 receiver... I wonder why CHUC the 1450 
Arabic station in Le Parc Industriel de Saint-Laurent generates spur on 550 in 
all the radios in our house (even on a broken Venturer clock radio) WITH THE 
EXCEPTION of the Sanyo MCD-S830 AM/FM Hi-Fi chain with tape copy and recorder 
which cleanly receives the weak WEVD Vermont groundwave and skywave from 
low-power domestic regionals, as well as occasionally YVKE-Venezuela without 
any 1450 local receiver-generated spur and even better had a TA het on 549. Is 
there a mathematical formula for a signal on 1450 to appear on 550 d!
 ue to overload concerns ?

We need some advice concerning European LW DXing and a receiver able to cope 
with strong signals. 

I'm very sad; looks like I can't do too much longwave DXing and I'm sure the 
fault is the receiver...

What should I do ? We purchased the Eton from Ontario...can we get back and 
what should we do in order to get it back ?

I'm so disappointed an old Phillips LW/MW transistor from my grandmother got so 
sadly broken. Aside from having a sentimental value, it hardly suffered any 
overload, had the dynamic range and the sensitivity just about as good as the 
Sanyo MCD-S830 portable, if any drawbacks, it was less selective than my Sanyo, 
but this was hardly a problem on LW, especially on the nearly empty 153-198 kHz 
section of the band... Of course, the 2002-2003 DX season was full of solar 
flare, so aside from a threshold unID around 180-185 kHz which I *guessed* was 
Europe 1, I didn't received anything on LW. Of course with the Loop antenna 
placed close enough to the receiver's ferrite bar, as I do with the Sangean 
CST-818, magic things could happen... Maybe it's a God's lesson to finally 
purchasse an used Drake R8B ?

Is the Drake R8B along with the AOR, the Icom and the Degen the only options 
for LW DXing ? Is there anything even *SLIGHTLY* cheaper ? I would really like 
to hear at least 162 and 171 regularly... Now, 171 is badly covered by mixing 
products on the Eton G5...

Listen, I have severe overload on 150, 171, 180, 210, 252 just 4 kHz above the 
UL beacon on 248, 550 and several other channels...

On SW and on FM is a different story. It even beats the Sangean CST-818 with 
Radio Rebelde particularly easy on 5025, but I'm more interested in TA and LAs 
on LW and MW rather than SW DXing these days...

I have one project in order to calm down my negative thoughts: a research 
project concerning the best affordable receiver for picking up overseas 
powerhouses in the 153-279 kHz.

May the good DX bless your receiver and your ears !
Bogdan Chiochiu in Pierrefonds / Montreal, QC, Canada
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[HCDX] brand new domestic DX logging

2008-12-20 Thread aurel chiochiu
NA domestic DX:

Heard on the Sanyo MCD-S830 barefoot:

550 WGR Buffalo, NY 1814 EST - out of the poor-strenght domestic caught a live 
sports announcer with the mention of a team in Buffalo; very briefly alone 
for less than 1 minute before fading back under the rather weak domestic mess. 
NEW ! I'm lucky CHLN has moved to 106.9 FM rendering both 549 and 550 free for 
DX ! (BC-QC)

Heard on the Grundig Eton G5 barefoot:

550 WGR Buffalo, NY ??? Well not, instead CHUC Saint-Laurent, QC 1814 - instead 
of getting the weak domestic mess that included the brand new catche of WGR, 
got here at an excellent level Arabic dance music, followed by a Celine Dion's 
personal remake of Feliz Navidad with season's greetings in both Arabic and 
French. This is clearly a receiver-generated local spur ! I get a lot of them 
on LW ! It's even worse... (BC-QC)

As I showed my mother that, she just couldn't believe how a Hi-Fi 
entertainement receiver (the Sanyo one) that intentionally might have 
notoriously bad AM could receive at a poor but clean level an assorted amoutn 
of distant USA domestics, while on the Grundig Eton G5 we had an overspill from 
a signal that I showed her could ONLY be received on 1450, AND NOT on 550, 
while on the Eton G5 it was audible on both 550 and 1450, as well as on various 
LW channels mixing with CINF-690 and CFAV-1570.

I knew only good things about the Eton G5, I didn't believed it overloads so 
badly. With the LO button turned on, it still receives the 1450 local on 550 
with a very slight background hiss...

Well, seems like I'll only have mediumwave and shortwave to deal with, unless I 
find SOMETHING GOOD on LW...

I'm so disappointed...I'm always ready for changes (albeit postive ones) in my 
DX career !

May the good DX bless your ears !
Bogdan Chiochiu in Pierrefonds / Montreal, QC
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[HCDX] EMR - Internet repeat times

2008-12-20 Thread Tom Taylor
Christmas Time on European Music Radio - 21st of December 2008

 

EMR/ Internet repeat times

All programmes are repeated via the EMR internet stream at: 

www.emr.org.uk  click on the “EMR internet radio” button which you 

will find throughout the website (see the menu on left). 

All EMR programmes will be repeated at the following times: 1700 - 2000 utc.


 

Transmission Times – 21st  December 2008

6140 khz  - 1300 to 1400 utc   

9290 khz  - 1400 to 1500 utc  

 

The Radio Jackie book can be bought from www.jackiebooks.com 

The price in the UK is £10 + postage  packing.

 

Good Listening and all the best for 2009  73s Tom

 

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Re: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs December 19-20, 2008

2008-12-20 Thread Wolfgang Bueschel
BBC via VTC Rampisham 12095 kHz 1500-1700 UT to TUR, NE and ME 250kW at 
95degr


but OK-USA is about reverse side at 300-310 degrees azi.
wb

- Original Message - 
From: Glenn Hauser wghau...@yahoo.com

Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 7:27 PM
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs December 19-20, 2008

** U K. Nice to hear Bow Bells preceding BBCWS transmission on 12095, Dec 20
at 1459, but only until 1459:30 opening, and 1500 into stupid ballgames,
this being a Saturday when BBC wastes its vast resources on such Sportsworld
nonsense. Good signal from Rampisham, 250 kW at 95 degrees for this bihour.
Originally, out-of-band 12095 could be used only from UK sites, but now you
never know. At other dayparts, it`s Cyprus or Ascension. Also noticed
timesignal on the hour was about 1 second late compared to WWV; so why
bother, misleading countless listeners about the correct time? (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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Re: [HCDX] the Grundig Eton G5: a major disappointment

2008-12-20 Thread Glenn Hauser
Bogdan,

Too bad you got another cheap radio with little image rejection. Hearing 1450 
signal on 550 is not a spur (which implies it is transmitted by the station), 
but an inherent characteristic of radios with an IF (intermediate frequency) of 
450 kHz. Double that, subtract from true frequency, and you get the image 
produced in the receiver. There is the formula. Sometimes the IF is 455 in 
which case the image is 910 kHz below. A double-conversion receiver (mainly for 
shortwave) should reduce or eliminate this problem.

73, Glenn Hauser

--- On Sat, 12/20/08, aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca wrote:

 From: aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca
 
 I'm writing again because we just tested the Grundig
 Eton G5 receiver and we are highly disappointed... We get
 overload on every frequency on both LW and MW. It overloads
 even worse than the Sangean CST-818 rx with local 1450 kHz
 Arabic station wipping out any signal on 550 in both the DX
 and LO mode. In LO it is just SLIGHTLY weaker...
 
 I purchased it, because a lot of the interesting LW
 channels such as Tipaza-252 or Azilal-207 were hammered by
 local false mixing products between CINF-690, CFAV-1450 and
 CHUC-1450 on the Sangean CST-818, but with this rx things
 are only worse. While the 550 RECEIVER-GENERATED spur is
 poor-strenght using the Sangean CST-818 barefoot, it is
 SEMI-LOCAL-like with excellent strenght semi-Hi-Fi using the
 Grundig Eton G5 receiver... I wonder why CHUC the 1450
 Arabic station in Le Parc Industriel de Saint-Laurent
 generates spur on 550 in all the radios in our house (even
 on a broken Venturer clock radio) WITH THE EXCEPTION of the
 Sanyo MCD-S830 AM/FM Hi-Fi chain with tape copy and recorder
 which cleanly receives the weak WEVD Vermont groundwave and
 skywave from low-power domestic regionals, as well as
 occasionally YVKE-Venezuela without any 1450 local
 receiver-generated spur and even better had a TA het on 549.
 Is there a mathematical formula for a signal on 1450 to
 appear on 550 due to overload concerns ?




  
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Re: [HCDX] the Grundig Eton G5: a major disappointment

2008-12-20 Thread Glenn Hauser
Bogdan,

Too bad you got another cheap radio with little image rejection. Hearing 1450 
signal on 550 is not a spur (which implies it is transmitted by the station), 
but an inherent characteristic of radios with an IF (intermediate frequency) of 
450 kHz. Double that, subtract from true frequency, and you get the image 
produced in the receiver. There is the formula. Sometimes the IF is 455 in 
which case the image is 910 kHz below. A double-conversion receiver (mainly for 
shortwave) should reduce or eliminate this problem.

73, Glenn Hauser

--- On Sat, 12/20/08, aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca wrote:

 From: aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca
 
 I'm writing again because we just tested the Grundig
 Eton G5 receiver and we are highly disappointed... We get
 overload on every frequency on both LW and MW. It overloads
 even worse than the Sangean CST-818 rx with local 1450 kHz
 Arabic station wipping out any signal on 550 in both the DX
 and LO mode. In LO it is just SLIGHTLY weaker...
 
 I purchased it, because a lot of the interesting LW
 channels such as Tipaza-252 or Azilal-207 were hammered by
 local false mixing products between CINF-690, CFAV-1450 and
 CHUC-1450 on the Sangean CST-818, but with this rx things
 are only worse. While the 550 RECEIVER-GENERATED spur is
 poor-strenght using the Sangean CST-818 barefoot, it is
 SEMI-LOCAL-like with excellent strenght semi-Hi-Fi using the
 Grundig Eton G5 receiver... I wonder why CHUC the 1450
 Arabic station in Le Parc Industriel de Saint-Laurent
 generates spur on 550 in all the radios in our house (even
 on a broken Venturer clock radio) WITH THE EXCEPTION of the
 Sanyo MCD-S830 AM/FM Hi-Fi chain with tape copy and recorder
 which cleanly receives the weak WEVD Vermont groundwave and
 skywave from low-power domestic regionals, as well as
 occasionally YVKE-Venezuela without any 1450 local
 receiver-generated spur and even better had a TA het on 549.
 Is there a mathematical formula for a signal on 1450 to
 appear on 550 due to overload concerns ?




  
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Re: [HCDX] the Grundig Eton G5: a major disappointment

2008-12-20 Thread Glenn Hauser
I am reluctant to make specific receiver recommendations. There are lots of 
reviews out there, and no doubt others have first-hand experience with 
receivers benefiting from good image rejection. 73, Glenn

--- On Sat, 12/20/08, aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca wrote:

 From: aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca
 Subject: Re: [HCDX] [mwdx] Re:  the Grundig Eton G5: a major disappointment
 To: m...@yahoogroups.com
 Cc: hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com
 Date: Saturday, December 20, 2008, 9:10 PM
 Warm greetings Glenn !
 
 I'm actually back at the computer since a bunch of
 powerlines-like noise (TV sets in the neighborhood ?)
 appeared throwing away any audio from the 585 Spaniard and
 likely others...
 
 I think in the Sanyo, the IF is around 910, since I do get
 like a pulsating growl right on 540 with bits of
 poor-strenght audio from the 1450 local tx which dissapears
 when tuning on either the low or the high side of 540 and it
 sounds really weak...
 
 What double-conversion receiver would you suggest me ? We
 might try out a few in the medium price range if there are
 any MEDIUM...
 
 May the good DX be with you !
 Bogdan Chiochiu in Pierrefonds / Montreal
 
 
   - Original Message - 
   From: Glenn Hauser 
   To: m...@yahoogroups.com ; aurel chiochiu 
   Cc: hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com ; Sylvain Naud 
   Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 8:52 PM
   Subject: [mwdx] Re: [HCDX] the Grundig Eton G5: a major
 disappointment
 
 
   Bogdan,
 
   Too bad you got another cheap radio with little image
 rejection. Hearing 1450 signal on 550 is not a spur (which
 implies it is transmitted by the station), but an inherent
 characteristic of radios with an IF (intermediate frequency)
 of 450 kHz. Double that, subtract from true frequency, and
 you get the image produced in the receiver. There is the
 formula. Sometimes the IF is 455 in which case the image is
 910 kHz below. A double-conversion receiver (mainly for
 shortwave) should reduce or eliminate this problem.
 
   73, Glenn Hauser
 
   --- On Sat, 12/20/08, aurel chiochiu
 a...@videotron.ca wrote:
 
From: aurel chiochiu a...@videotron.ca

I'm writing again because we just tested the
 Grundig
Eton G5 receiver and we are highly disappointed...
 We get
overload on every frequency on both LW and MW. It
 overloads
even worse than the Sangean CST-818 rx with local
 1450 kHz
Arabic station wipping out any signal on 550 in both
 the DX
and LO mode. In LO it is just SLIGHTLY weaker...

I purchased it, because a lot of the interesting LW
channels such as Tipaza-252 or Azilal-207 were
 hammered by
local false mixing products between CINF-690,
 CFAV-1450 and
CHUC-1450 on the Sangean CST-818, but with this rx
 things
are only worse. While the 550 RECEIVER-GENERATED
 spur is
poor-strenght using the Sangean CST-818 barefoot, it
 is
SEMI-LOCAL-like with excellent strenght semi-Hi-Fi
 using the
Grundig Eton G5 receiver... I wonder why CHUC the
 1450
Arabic station in Le Parc Industriel de
 Saint-Laurent
generates spur on 550 in all the radios in our house
 (even
on a broken Venturer clock radio) WITH THE EXCEPTION
 of the
Sanyo MCD-S830 AM/FM Hi-Fi chain with tape copy and
 recorder
which cleanly receives the weak WEVD Vermont
 groundwave and
skywave from low-power domestic regionals, as well
 as
occasionally YVKE-Venezuela without any 1450 local
receiver-generated spur and even better had a TA het
 on 549.
Is there a mathematical formula for a signal on 1450
 to
appear on 550 due to overload concerns ?
 
 
 
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[HCDX] Escutas

2008-12-20 Thread Antonio L. Garcia
Escutas realizadas em João Pessoa-PB HI22nu
Rádio: IC-R1500-Antena: 3DX3

4.825,0 0441-0446 21/12 Radio Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista, BRAZIL, (PP) 
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4.915,0 0450-0455 21/12 Radio Difusora, Macapá, BRAZIL, (PP) Música Beijar por 
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4.935,0 0456-0501 21/12 Radio Capixaba, Vitoria, BRAZIL, (PP) falas de OM de 
cunho religioso. Igreja Pentecostal Deus é Amor. 25222

5.035,0 0505-0511 21/12 Radio Aparecida, Aparecida, BRAZIL, (PP) Campanha dos 
Devotos; OM atende ouvinte, Denise; música (Daniel/Almir Sater). 25322

5.865,0 0528-0535 21/12 Radio Algiers - Presumida, Issoudun, FRANCE, (UU) OM, 
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Re: [HCDX] Missed QSL

2008-12-20 Thread Albert Muick
Hi Björn,

Maybe you can ask Hotmail to restore your mailbox from that date.  I know
that option is available on Yahoo.  Why not give it a try?

I hope they can help you out.

73
Al Muick
Kabul, Afghanistan

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[mailto:hard-core-dx-boun...@hard-core-dx.com] On Behalf Of bjorn fransson
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2008 11:07 AM
To: Hard-Core Hard-Core-DX
Subject: [HCDX] Missed QSL


Dear Friends on the list!
As an early Christmas present I had a QSL in my mailbox. Unfortunately it
was directed to the Junk department by Hotmail because it came from an
address I didn't have in my address list. I always check the Junk box before
marking what's in it as Spam and deleting them. Always, but not on Friday
Dec 19th. With my new glasses on I only noticed the subject line: QSL and
maybe a Spanish spelled name, before I pointed on Delete instead of
Inbox and my Christmas present was in the Cyperspace faster than a moment,
without any possibility to get it back. Hotmail does collect Deleted, when
you delete them from your Inbox, but never collect Deleted from your
Junk.
So, my question: Is there anybody out there having got the same QSL and
who can give me a hint about where the QSL might have come from?
I wish all Hard-Core-DX-ers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Björn Fransson
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