I get KGO on 800-820 pretty clearly. I can also see their antennas, as well
as KFRC and KNBR.
Mike
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 9:59 PM, Patrick Martin wrote:
> Forgot to mention, I am using the Drake SPR4 with the 2.4 khz filter in
> AM. Thanks to Phil & Nick for making the mod for me a few years
I dubbed off Scotland 810 and France 864. The Scotland 810 is a bit
rough, but you can clearly hear "on Radio One" from a British speaker,
so apparently 810 relays Radio One. France is a bit better, but not a
whole lot. But at least two new ones.
73,
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Good audio on 1215 and 864 (latter in French) at 05:33. Quite a nice evening
for sure! 1269, 675, 765, 774, 855, 1089, 1107, 1323 all with audio to some
degree by 05:45. Unfortunately, tomorrow is a busy work day, so better get
heading to bed! A very interesting evening, and a shame it wasn'
Things continued to be bitty beyond some consistent signals on channels like
1134, 1215, 1269...
But.sometimes they'd hang in long enough to get a "parallel" with a web
stream.
The best was Sweden on 1179 at 0455UT, new country for me.
DLF on 756 was also snagged (a re-log)
VoR on 1323,
Gary,
Thank you for answering my question(s). I'm going to order one next payday
as long as the XYL doesn't get to the bank before I do. :)
73, Chris
Chris Knight
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WOW, 1134 at S-9 with just the fence antenna and no preamp on.
Have it in good with 6 kHz setting for selectivity. 0350-0353 utc.
Pulled the eton e100 out to late to catch barefoot. Heard last
year barefoot on the e100.
3 long pips heard at top of hour.
Dennis,
Salmon Crfeek, WA
NRD 545 u-s
Forgot to mention, I am using the Drake SPR4 with the 2.4 khz filter in
AM. Thanks to Phil & Nick for making the mod for me a few years back. A
pretty decent receiver and the crystal filters can do better than the
L/C ones in the R8, especially in the AM mode. Plus the added notch
filter works lik
Thanks Walt & Dennis. I noticed the rock music u/KGO and went to work on
it. But it was tough as KGO is tough to get by at night plus other
stations WGY, and unids.
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Pat,
Wow, great catch Pat. Just KGO here.
Congratulations.
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Subject: [IRCA] BBC Radio 1 810 khz
I just got an ID fr
I'm reading that TA's on 675 and 747 are hopping over the pond.Has anybody been
able to get other Dutch signals such as 1008 and 828?Bill in BC
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At 04:14 10/15/2009, you wrote:
>Nick,
>
>Yes, I am getting the odd 828 carrier here too. Nothing IDable though.
>Algeria on 531? I wonder if AA is what sounded like FF? Strange, butthe
>signal was threshold.
Some broadcasts in Algeria are in FF, but now that I look it up, it doesn't
look like 5
At 09:43 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>I just got an ID from a British ancr with heavy rock music in EE as
>"Radio 1". Scotland? Really tearing up phased KGO at times.
Great catch, Patrick. KGO burns up the S-meter here unfortunately, but there
is someone in the background at weak level. Perhaps
At 09:42 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>What I have heard -- 0425 to 0435ish...
>
>531 - several good carriers - threshold audio
>
>carriers yielding nothing but really there; 567, 585, 594(near audio),
>603, 621, 675, 693, 747, 756, 828, 837, 855(really GOOD carrier), 882,
>963, 1089, 1134, 1215, 137
I just got an ID from a British ancr with heavy rock music in EE as
"Radio 1". Scotland? Really tearing up phased KGO at times.
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What I have heard -- 0425 to 0435ish...
531 - several good carriers - threshold audio
carriers yielding nothing but really there; 567, 585, 594(near audio),
603, 621, 675, 693, 747, 756, 828, 837, 855(really GOOD carrier), 882,
963, 1089, 1134, 1215, 1377(really good carrier)
and many more - yu
At 04:06 10/15/2009, you wrote:
>Is 1422 kHz Denmark? Tried to get some sort of ID at 0300
>but heard nothing. Fair signal with some splatter 0305 man
>talking since TOH.
I've heard Germany there, Deutschlandfunk //756 and 1269, Dennis (and of
course the webstream). Not tonight, but there's
Nigel,
Thank you Nigel. Saw the "D" in WRTH and thought Denmark.
Have about 10 minutes of off and on recording.
Dennis,
Salmon Creek, WA
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1422 is rough here with KITI aimed at me.
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> can you just paste new numbers on the face of another clock, with (SAY) 12
> woudl be replaced with 7, 1 with 8, etc.
Now THAT is funny.
I needed a laugh today. Honest. If you had any idea!
Going to the radio now... honest.
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Who is the pop music u/ KGO at 0423?
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Walter Salmaniw wrote:
PS: Watch out for the crash start at 04:20 of Vatican Radio on 1611. Very
well heard in Masset.
Thanks for the tip Walt. They're in with a fair to good signal here.
Would be loud and clear , but that's an IBOC-impacted frequency around here.
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woudl be replaced with 7, 1 with 8, etc.
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At 04:04 10/15/2009, you wrote:
>Too weak to tell, but it had the FF sound, but I was wondering what it
>was? Maybe SS?
Could Algeria have been en francais at that time?
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1422 is typically Germany Dennis, parallel with 1269.
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Is 1422 kHz Denmark? Tried to get some sort of ID at 0300
but heard nothing. Fair signal with some splatter 0305 man
talking since TOH.
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> rod/Murata filter. Must be my first TA heard with this receiver...Walt.
Now you know what it's like to be me!
Oh yea... taller and better looking too!
Kidding. Walter is a hottie... if you like middle-aged doctor-dxers tha
Nick,
Yes, I am getting the odd 828 carrier here too. Nothing IDable though.
Algeria on 531? I wonder if AA is what sounded like FF? Strange, butthe
signal was threshold.
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Is 1422 kHz Denmark? Tried to get some sort of ID at 0300
but heard nothing. Fair signal with some splatter 0305 man
talking since TOH.
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Snagged R. Maria-675 again, never more than "man talking, choir singing, man
talking" level of readability, but was followed by its webstream about 20
seconds later...
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Things are hard to nail down tonight.
May have gotten Algeria-531, similar sounding talk on website, and a carrier at
531.0196 among others, causing hum, 1053 showed a ghastly offset at1053.0198
making quite a hum there (Libya?). 828 has a really warbly carrier, quite
strong; anyone else heari
Too weak to tell, but it had the FF sound, but I was wondering what it
was? Maybe SS?
73,
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No FF on 531...perhaps it is SS ? 73 KAZ
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Man in FF at 0342?
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Wish I did not have those mountains to the NE of me. The signal would be
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Thanks Bruce, faded down in the mud now...
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Man in FF at 0342?
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Assuming France with weak audio on 1377 kHz. Last year this station
heard a few times with fair signal. Just bits of audio around 0235 utc.
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Pat,
855 to close to KPAM 860. Nice catch.
Dennis,
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Subject: [IRCA] 855
Station pla
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
2320756strong German
2322837weak french
2324909BBC
23301215UK music
23321269weak German talk
23351413weak audio
23371521strong het
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Station playing Backstreet Boys at 0338
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Easily hearing Absolute Radio on my modified Eton e100 with ferrite rod/Murata
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1215 kHz produced some weak music and talk from 0230-0234 utc. Deep
fades outs.
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Same here. I'm using it for background listening while I update the PAL
Bruce
Walter Salmaniw wrote:
Absolute Radio is really coming through well tonight at 03:17. Best night I've
experienced down here for some time (I missed all the great stuff a week or two
ago)Walt
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At 08:22 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>Who is the Jazz on 747 at 0320?
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Usually get Holland, here Patrick.Walt
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My first guess would be Holland, which plays nostalgia/standards type music
Bruce
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Who is the Jazz on 747 at 0320?
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Just a little audio on 873 at 0219-0220 utc. Man mentioned news.
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At 08:15 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>1422 has man in ? with fair audio at 0211. Music at 0213 utc.
>Back to woman talking at 0214. Nice channel, not a lot of splatter
>here.
I hear them now with a YL at 03:20. I herd DLF in Masset last weekend.
Suspect it's them.Walt.
PS: Watch out fo
Not hearing your signals on either 783.9 or 873.9 here Walt, in spite of
good conditions tonight. Could they be something of local origin?
The best signals vary from one minute to the next, but at the moment
Czech is good on 954, as is CRI in Russian via Finland on 963 and
Germany on 1422 (t
Absolute Radio is really coming through well tonight at 03:17. Best night I've
experienced down here for some time (I missed all the great stuff a week or two
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1422 has man in ? with fair audio at 0211. Music at 0213 utc.
Back to woman talking at 0214. Nice channel, not a lot of splatter
here.
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Wow, really strong Croatia with Croatian talk by YL at 03:13. Yes, we get a
lot of splatter especially from 1130, although 1140 is bad too! ...Walt
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Have two stations on 1134. Religious station with man
singing and Croatia with man talking. Two stations rise up
with a fair signal and alternate among themselves. First
time two station here. Just found out it's the religious station
on 1140 CHRB bleeding over.
Dennis,
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NR
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
2300 edt675NetherlandsLopikRadio Maria - Music "He is the
Great I Am", ID at 2300 as "Catolic ... AM ... Radio Maria.", then a
bilingual "Singing in the Rain" (German/English, I think, and not the
well-known tune from the movie, but a more sultry version)
I've had carriers so far on 819 855 864 963 1107 1116 1134 1215 1278 and
134, with bits of audio on 1134 & 1215. A promising night, but fairly
modest so far.
Bruce
Walter Salmaniw wrote:
First pass between 02:10 and 02:38 UTC shows the following at audio or almost
audio:
612: Was there,
855 had pop music in Unid language, but faded soon after at 0245.
Threshold audio on 1134 & 1215. Carrier on 1269.
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Seemed to be a good morning for the upper end of the band, but rather
mediocre lower down. In general China seemed to be favoured, with CNR1
doing well on 945, 981, and 1593. CRI in Russian was in on 1323, but
was better on 1521 (which has been a regular this week). The Urumqi
station on
Walt,
The only TA with audio here is 1134. Nice signal about 15 minutes ago.
Switched the NW ewe to NE in hopes of hearing more TA's.
Dennis,
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First pass between 02:10 and 02:38 UTC shows the following at audio or almost
audio:
612: Was there, now gone at 02:11?
639: audio at 02:13
675
756
774
783 (and het from 783.9)
819
837: Good level FF at 02:20
855: Excellent strength at 02:20, but now 2 or more cochannel at 02:22. Music
and
Point taken!
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Popping up Google and saying "what time is it in London" is a lot cheaper,
faster, and your computer can be your best friend when DXing. At least
someone stills make a hardware version.
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 7:15 PM, Patrick Martin wrote:
> http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid
http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid=MFJ-130R
Thanks Mike I see it can be set for UTC!! And Atomic! I will call MFJ
tomorrow. $30 is better than $80.
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Only a very wear carrier on 1215 at 0210 ut. No chance for anything on 1134
with KQNA-1130 still on their s/off is at 0315 ut.
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Thanks! I was wondering if a UK made clock would work on WWVB. That is a
thought. I also found Franklin Clock Co to still be in business, so I e
mailled them about either a new clock or a new motor for my old one, if
available. So I have several options. Besides that, I found another
company
A fiar number of the more common TAs in with audio at the moment,
including 684, 774, 1089 (both Russia and UK), 1134, 1377, and 1422.
No sign of the mideast signals like Farda at the moment.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
1134 kHz: Man talking, fair signal i
At 06:38 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>1134 kHz: Man talking, fair signal in splash at 0135UT.audio traces on
>1269 alsolocal sunset was about 15 minutes ago.
>
>best wishes,
>
>Nick
Same here, Nick with weak audio on 1134 and 1215 at 02:00 UTC. Also fairly
good audio (except for the spl
Nick,
After reading your posting, I have 1134 kHz with fair audio at 0045 with men
talking. Splatter on channel.
Dennis,
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1134 kHz: Man talking, fair signal in splash at 0135UT.audio traces on
1269 alsolocal sunset was about 15 minutes ago.
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> Pat:
>
> Have you checked for atomic clocks out of the UK? If they're available they
> would work because UTC is the same as the UK's winter time. A friend of mine
> over th
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Pat:
Have you checked for atomic clocks out of the UK? If they're available they
would work because UTC is the same as the UK's winter time. A friend of mine
over there has an atomic watch that works on both the Rugby and Colorado
signals, so maybe clocks are available too.
Mike in St Isidor
I hit Tybee almost every year. Where were you able to do this? Certainly
you weren't up there near the pier. I've been to busier places, but I still
don't feel comfortable stringing out wire at Tybee. Maybe I have to go in the
off season...
Sapelo Island would be a great place for a D
Heard with solid copy at 2340 UTC tonight on 518 kHz with storm warnings.
Last night was Alaska, tonight another new station/country on NAVTEX,
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Conditions seem to be "healing" somewhat along with the arrival of
the fall rainy season. In general, signals seemed somewhat better and
the more northerly routes (the Russians) were at least present, if
not at full strength. I managed a long log for a reception report
(yet again) for Voice of
Seems crazy that they don't offer an option to offset the time. Short
sighted, I'd say! Walt.
It is funny, but I ran into an Ham that has been active for 60-70 years.
He doesn't have an Atomic clock that will work on UTC either. The old
wall clock is probably my best option. I wish I could rep
At 03:44 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>Walt,
>
>I have thought about getting an old 12 hr electric clock from a garage
>sale and doing the 13-24 hour inner ring. I still like the electric
>clock 50/60 cycles as they keep nearly perfect time and are trouble free
>for many years. Also inexpensive. That
Walt,
I have thought about getting an old 12 hr electric clock from a garage
sale and doing the 13-24 hour inner ring. I still like the electric
clock 50/60 cycles as they keep nearly perfect time and are trouble free
for many years. Also inexpensive. That may be my best option. Close to
what you
Colin wrote
Well, it is this way...For the past 30+ years, I have had my 24 hr
electric clock set on UTC. I miss it. :-)
73,
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At 02:25 PM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>I still have not had any luck finding an analog atomic clock (with
>hands) that can be set to UTC, but I did find a rather spendy one that
>MFJ makes 123, that is solar operated 12/24 digital than can be set to
>UTC, even though the directions do not explain it.
I still have not had any luck finding an analog atomic clock (with
hands) that can be set to UTC, but I did find a rather spendy one that
MFJ makes 123, that is solar operated 12/24 digital than can be set to
UTC, even though the directions do not explain it. A couple reviews
covered this. At $79.9
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Hi Nick,
Thanks for your comments. Despite the fact that Puyallup is quite a
mediocre DXing location, the 9' box loop has certainly been a real thriller
since
I deployed it on October 3.
The general TP bearing direction is around 310 degrees, so I usually set
the loop facing that way whe
Gil,
When I use BOGs for TA's here from the upper midwest, I typically aim somewhat
north of my great circle paths to them, but I agree that you'd (Savannah GA) be
better served by aiming somewhat south of them. In both cases the goal is the
same... to have the TA's still basically in the BOG's
Hi,all:
I also have a mixing product with my E-100 during the day which is 910 KHz
down from semi-local WBCR ,Alcoa ,Tn.The mixing product is on 560 KHz .It
does not seem to be there at night. I have not tried one of my passive loops
on the mixing product to see if it would vanish.I think it prob
At 16:22 10/14/2009, you wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>Like Dennis and Colin reported, TP propagation may have been slightly
>better this morning, but not by much. A general scan of the band (on the 9'
>box
>loop) looked like this:
Judging by what you're hearing compared with the rest of us Gary, th
Got lazy this morning and didn't start listening until about 1410UT; there
seemed to be a peak of sorts at 1425, but I suspect some of that was the
"signal to splatter" ratio increasing as the domestics faded. Still had to
work at the DX, and most of what was heard was unexceptional, but as Co
Hello All,
Like Dennis and Colin reported, TP propagation may have been slightly
better this morning, but not by much. A general scan of the band (on the 9'
box
loop) looked like this:
558 JOCR fair at 1358
585 JOPG good at 1359
594 JOAK strong at 1352; very strong at 1410
603 HLSA
Hello Mauno
Yes OM I confirmed this with the station. Unfortunately with no ID I cannot
count this as a definite log UNLESS it is the only Radio America station on
920. This is why I was looking for a R.A. affiliates list. Many thanks for your
feedback.
Barry :-)
--- On Wed, 14/10/09, Mau
14:10 to 14:20
Good burst of activity -
Top and second tier Japan stations, good Korea
and some Chinese poking through...
Audio on 531, 558, 567, 594, 603, 612, 639, 675, 738, 747, 774, 828, 855, 945,
954, 972, 1566 and 1575
Noted 3 Russian stations on LW - 279 and 2 others... one of them 150-s
KHDL Faribault MN is said to carry this.
73, Mauno
BARRY DAVIES kirjoitti:
No takers on my original post. Does anyone have a note of the Radio America
affiliates? Any help appreciated
Barry
--- On Fri, 9/10/09, BARRY DAVIES wrote:
From: BARRY DAVIES
Subject: [IRCA] Does anyone have a
Listened from 1310-1345 ut and conditions was very poor and only a few weak
carriers all on the bottom part of the band. The only audio was JOUB-774 and
it was very poor.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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Listened from 1305-1422. Average at best here, though conditions
improved near sunrise.
153 RUSSIA, 1305-1310 fair with man in Russian.
189 RUSSIA, 1314 good with man in Russian.
279 RUSSIA, 1317 good with woman singing.
567 JAPAN, JOIK NHK1 1319 fair, stronger than // 594.
594 JAPAN
Kevin,
Thanks. I do the same when at home, but it wouldn't work on the beach as
neither coax nor my military commo wire have the necessary flexibility to
wrap around the Kchibo D96l to easily couple the BOG to the rx. The RS clip
lead does. South African Gary Deacon couples his little M37 to his
Great audio clip Bruce and congrats on the QSL!
Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass.
http://www.wtfda.info/showthread.php?t=228
- Original Message -
From: "Bruce Portzer"
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America"
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 1
HI Guys:
A pretty good morning for SUNRISE SKIP here todayand managed to
hear 2 NEW Stations for both the ULR and OVERALL LOGS!!
Radio UsedSONY SRF-T615 BAREFOOT
ULR LOG TOTALS are now...711 Stations Heard.
^^
73.
On Oct 14, 2009, at 6:26 AM, Gil Stacy wrote:
After work, I drove about 20 miles from home to Tybee Island, Ga,
and at
local sunset, rolled out a 500' BOG along the dune line, and
floated the BOG
to my E-1 via an insulated clip lead so as not to hit the ground
side of the
PAL connector.
Actually, not all of them were found stuck in the BOG.
After work, I drove about 20 miles from home to Tybee Island, Ga, and at
local sunset, rolled out a 500' BOG along the dune line, and floated the BOG
to my E-1 via an insulated clip lead so as not to hit the ground side of the
PAL connector. T
Thanks for the incentive, Jim; I left NAVTEX running last night and was
rewarded with a log of J - Kodiak Alaska overnight (plus all the usual ECNA
suspects). Eventually I'll reverse the loop and see what I can get to the
south.
Brett Saylor
Central PA
Perseus SDR // 16'x36' North Superloop
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