automatic translation by G_oogle Here are the short messages of Bandwatch of DARC, prepared by its director Ulrich Bihlmayer, DJ9KR
Radio Hargaisa from Somaliland will continue to send the 40-meter band. The radio station was released on 13 September at 7120 kHz with morning (0430-0530 UTC) and evening programs (1500 - 1900 UTC) with typical Arabic music and program contributions in the Somali language. The Bandwatch of DARC has led to the Federal Network Agency and foreign telecommunications administrations international Interference messages to Somaliland. The Russian Army station REA4, location Moscow has made frequency change. The band intruder sent during the summer with a highly distorted signal rapid shift keying in F1A with a shift of 1 kHz on the frequency 7117 kHz. Now he has, following an appeal to the Federal Network Agency changed since the beginning of November, the frequency and transmits on 7018 kHz. Unfortunately, this is still in the amateur band! It is really true that Russia, with its right not Military stations consideration for Amateur radio bands. The Sporadic-E openings in the 10-meter band make taxis audiable from the CIS. In summer and autumn make the Sporadic-E openings audiable a large number of taxis from Russia and the CIS countries, as in the CIS taxi services use for years, the entire 10-meter band as a reliable contact in FM radio between taxi companies and their taxis. OM Hadel DK2OM listed with the Agency taxis from Russia (the majority), Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. What is new is that these taxis were recently even in the 15-meter band, frequency 21402 kHz, heard in FM. Datawell-Waverider buoys in the 10-meter band. After Wolf Hadel DK2OM already on 12th October belongs to 29525 kHz with a strong signal a buoy the company "Datawell" location east coast of Brazil, had to send in F1B with 82 baud, he took on 29500 or on 29525 kHz Datawell buoys off Gibraltar and Casablanca. Wolf has the Dutch Bandwatch informed, since the buoys are produced in Holland. Over the horizon radars in Amateur radio bands from China, Turkey, Cyprus ... and France ! They disturb by rattling and rumbling, which can be up to 50 kHz wide. Clips are on the website of the DARC bandwatch. Disturb the radars in areas 10, 14, 18, 21 and 28 MHz, being always the MUF, the maximum usable frequency, followed. OM Mario DG0JBJ sent the Bandwatch 62 reports in the 15-meter band and 126 in the 10-meter band. The evaluation made OM Bihlmayer DJ9KR. New is an overview horizon radar at 7000, 14000, 14250 and 21000 kHz with 6 sweeps per second and a bandwidth of 20 kHz. It is located in France. Wolf Hadel DK2OM has informed the Federal Frequency Agency. Codar ocean wave radar from India. This radar, it sends 14075 to 14125 kHz, with 50 kHz bandwidth comes from the Bay of Bengal, India. Ulrich Bihlmayer DJ9KR Leader of the band watch the DARC (German Amateur Radio society Bandwatch, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 14) _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list Hard-Core-DX@hard-core-dx.com http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hard-core-dx http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ _______________________________________________ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/dsl.html
