[HCDX] Saturday Logs

Hi SOMALI Radio Vatican 1615z 15570 khz HAUSA Deutsche Welle 0645z 9885 khz FRENCH RT Guinée Conakry 2100z 7125 khz (best in LSB) list of people invited to withdraw their passports : ex Miss student, bachelor, passport number , news of margarine suplly in xxx stores. ENGLISH ZBC

[HCDX] LATVIA LIBERIA

LATVIA 9290 [EMR] 0620/23.7 Signal S7-8 34333 (after QRN removing) with reggae music at 0621 and on 0624 with a flute playing. ID with radio Tatras though R 6 is also mentioned ,advert on 0629 'funtrack' an jingle. ID at 0645 as R 6 Soff 0700 Liangas 23.7.5 Thessaloniki Greece using 16m

[HCDX] HRVC also audible in Europe

Dear friends, Reactivated HRVC, La Voz Evangelica, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, heard in Denmark 0220-0330, Jul 24 on 4819.1 kHz with religious talks by a man in Spanish, hymns, 0306 clear ID by a woman, 25232. Best 73, Anker Petersen -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by

[HCDX] RTI 1350Khz relays

RTI 1350Khz night time relays from Latvia Tune in to medium wave 1350Khz every night to Radio Tatras International 24/7 with a output power of 50KW. 73s Good listening ---[Start Commercial]- World Radio TV Handbook 2005 is out. Order yours from

[HCDX] RTI 1350Khz night time relays from Latvia

Tune in to medium wave 1350Khz every night to Radio Tatras International 24/7 with a output power of 50KW. 73s Good listening (Tom Taylor) ---[Start Commercial]- World Radio TV Handbook 2005 is out. Order yours from

[HCDX] Fw: HRVC-4819.14

Yes also noted last night at the Coorong DXpedition in South Australia fading in at late afternoon around 0630 UTC cheers Craig Craig Edwards 29 Sheaoak Drive Mawson Lakes South Australia 5095 (ex Townsville, Queensland) Phone 0411 966633 email [EMAIL PROTECTED] DXpedition adventure stories

[HCDX] logs

All logged at Matarangi, Coromandel Peninsula, North Island New Zealand on AOR 7030 with 40m long wire. All USA unless otherwise stated. Matarangi thoroughly recommended for a winter break, breathtaking beach, excellent golf and tennis facilities and good reception of the Americas on medium

Re: [HCDX] QSL Question

Interesting question. I tried to find something by googling but no luck yet. Anyway, some sources place Lusaka city at 28E17 15S25. So the ZNBC site listed as LUSAKA 28E15 15S30 is about 10km to 201 degs from the city. Meanwhile, many sources indicate that the Christian Voice transmitter is 35km

[HCDX] DX MEETING IN TAMPICO MEXICO

Any news regarding this activity (DX MEETING IN TAMPICO MEXICO that someone could post here? ---[Start Commercial]- World Radio TV Handbook 2005 is out. Order yours from http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0823077942/hardcoredxcom ---[End

[HCDX] DX Listening Digest 5-121; WOR 1281

DX Listening Digest 5-121 has now been posted at http://www.w4uvh.net/dxlatest.txt or http://dxld.worldofradio.org CONTENTS: WOR 1281 / Worldofradio.com / AFGHANISTAN non / BELARUS non / BELGIUM non / BERMUDA / CANADA CFVP / CANADA non KISM / CONGO DR non / CUBA +non / DEUTSCHES REICH non /

[HCDX] Logs from NH-USA, week ending July 24

4939.8, VENEZUELA, R.Amazonas, 0933-0946, July 19, Spanish, Lively SP music and OM b/w selections. Quick ID at 0945. Weak w/ static. (Barbour-NH) 5005, EQ.GUINEAS, RN-Bata, 2252-2255*, July 19, Just caught the end of their lenghty NA at s/off. Fair. (Barbour-NH) 7120, PAPUA NEW GUINEA, (P)Wantok

[HCDX] HCDX logs between 2005-07-24 0000 UTC and 2005-07-25 0000 UTC

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[HCDX] 3rd day of World-wide coastal dxpedition

Well, another night and morning of dxing here on the Queen Charlotte Islands. Reception was not great on MW, at least initially and was totally dominated by Japan. One abbreviated session tomorrow morning, and I'll be heading back to Victoria. Here are my results: 209 etc ALASKA Aviation

[HCDX] Queen Charlotte adventures and loggings 22/7/05

Well another morning has passed, and conditions were MUCH superior to yesterday's for sure! I began dxing a bit later at just before 11:00 UTC and immediately found the bands to be alive. Most split frequencies had good hets on them. The big difference was the value of my short 120' random

[HCDX] First mornings loggings 21 July 2005 from the Charlottes

Fellas, the first morning of the round the world virtual dxpedition is under my belt. Results were rather mediocre, in my opinion for MW, and more interesting on the Tropical bands. I did hear a few new Alaskans. I don't think there was anything new for me for Trans Pacific. I'll be