Finally, it isn`t as good as I thinked; the sensitivity on the higher part of the AM
band seems better than that of my old Sanyo MCD-S830, but on the lower part of the
dial it`s totally the opposite. I can get the poor-fair level semi-local WEVD with my
Sanyo easily, but not at all with the new
What do you think would be the cheapest option ? Repair the Sanyo MCD-S830 tape
recorder or put a much narrower filter in the other more new Sanyo receiver that we
buyed today from an used radio shop ?
Good night,
Bogdan
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From: aurel chiochiu
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540SAMOA, Apia, very good tonight with oldies pop music woman with
British accent and speaking in Samoan from 0703 UTC 10/26. Totally arm
chair copy like the old days. S9+10DB on peaks. Totally on top of
anything else. Time Check at 0706 six minutes after 8 SBS time
(Somoan Broadcasting
We had been today in various stores and couldn`t found anything that worked. In St.
Eustache, I tested several radios: one of them had huge overspills from CKAC-730 on
747, and another one had pretty distorted, but still fairly comprehensible splatter
from CFRA on 590, something I can`t
10-24-03
Heard Solar conditions were going to be good for ocean DX so I got out my morning wire
Saturday at 5 P.M. WOW!
Started scag through 60 meters looking for some usual Latins when BOOM in comes
this guy talking Arabic (4845 at 0044/ off at 0100) at 90 miles an hour with booming
As I surmised might happen today, a radio blackout began just a few minutes ago at
approximately 1745 UTC impacting the daylight side of our planet. Here in Plant City,
FL, USA at 1800 UTC the blackout is total and complete up to approximately 30,000 kc.
The tentative culprit is a large
I think that the attempt to post the following was lost in transition. I am
sending it again. If you get two copies, my apologies. I am also updating it:
Just as my original prediction ( http://hfradio.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=67 )
states, the contest weekend was good. We are in the
Bogdan:
I doubt very much that you will find a used radio store that would know what
a ceramic filter is, or have a filter or know how to install one. I think
you will have to send the radio to one of the radio hobbyist companies like
Universal or Kiwa or ??
I don't think you should assume a
171 MOROCCO, Radio Mediterranee Int'l, Nador A man
speaking in AA. // to 9575. Fair, but consistent
signal. 10/7 0216. (Harms-MD)
183 GERMANY, Europe 1, Felsberg (Saarlouis). A
song followed by a man and a woman in FF. Fair
signal. 10/7 0217-0218. (Harms-MD)
567 IRELAND, RTE Radio 1,
Hi,
I don't know where you're located (USA?) but 4845 is a Radio Mauritanie
frequency. Ramadan has already begun, and the Arabic-speaking stations
usually have extended broadcasting hours during Ramadan.
If you're on the East Coast of the US, 5pm would have been, very roughly, an
hour and a half
Would almost certainly say that what you heard was Radio Mauritanie,
Nouakchott, Mauritania, which has a 0100 UTC sign off. Programming is
usually in Arabic at this time.
Graham Powell
Editor - Online Offline DX Logbooks
The most up-to-date Tropical Shortwave loggings on the Internet are
10-24-03
This was probably either Indonesia or Maylay but at 5 P.M.?
Mauritania, maybe?
73s
Andy
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You could certainly hook up an external tape recorder to any radio that has a
headphone jack or speaker.
What's you budget? How much can you spend?
We'll help you find a good radio !
jw
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Intriguing report. I repeat what others sayed to you: 4845 is Radio Mauritanie in
Arabic, perphaps the strongest tropical band radio station here in Montreal aside from
WWCR-5070; I think they are stronger than even WWV-5000 when it`s in.
On the other hand, I`m not accoustumated with
From: Andrea Lawendel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
10-24-03
This was probably either Indonesia or Maylay but at 5 P.M.?
Mauritania, maybe?
Maybe??? You think it was Malaysia in Arabic? Or Ibtibinga with 1 Kw from
Brazil for their Musulman? On 4845 usually operate Brazil, Bolivia,
Guatemala, Malaysia
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