Steve, are you sure you weren't on 1467 instead? There is no jammer in the DPRK
on 1476. That frequency is Sound of the Great Northern Wilderness in most of
the area. 1467 is a powerful DPRK jammer, however. It often bleeds over onto
1476, but I can't imagine you'd get the local bleed-over from such a distance.
However, Great Northern Wilderness has a decent deal of Korean-language
programming. I can check if there is a new jammer on this frequency to block
it, as it seems that was their intention with the 1584 jammer, also blocking
this network's sister station with Korean, but it seems unlikely.
-Chris Kadlec
http://www.beaglebass.com/dx/seoul/
Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2017 07:56:59 -0700
From: Steve Ratzlaff <ratzlaffst...@gmail.com>
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Subject: [IRCA] S. AZ TPs December 3
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Very poor TP conditions lately, but this morning was better with a few
heard with audio. After sunrise the mid/high band had many hets come up,
with quite a few close to audio for about 10 minutes. Sunrise 1409 utc.
774 Japan best at 1353 utc with EE lessons, very poor/poor
972 S Korea 1355 utc very poor talk
1476 N Korea jammer noted 1410 utc (CW mode with its buzzy sound)
1566 S Korea HLAZ 1434 utc best with brief fadeup to poor (sync det)
male talk
1566 N Korea jammer noted under HLAZ het now and then 1411 utc; fading
after 1440 utc
1575 VOA assumed, traces of talk 1422 utc
1593 China 1423 utc very poor talk
Steve AA7U
near Sahuarita, AZ
R75; west DKAZ + FLG100 preamp
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