Sounds like you had a good time, John.
For me:
1341: is Heilongjiang, parallel to 621
1215: is usually Voice of the Strait, sometimes with a good signal.
801: Taiwan is the only Chinese I have ever ID'ed here.
1314: no idea - never heard classical music here.
Chuck
> Date: Thu,
John,
Great going on your Hohhot on 1458. Never heard that one here, but you
might QSL it as I have their other station on 675 QSL'd from a few years
back. You may remember the QSL I brought along in old Chinese. That is
the QSL from Huhhot. The same address in Huhhot, so give it a shot. Both
stat
At 04:31 10/2/2009, you wrote:
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>801: Taiwan is the only Chinese I have ever ID'ed here.
Yikes...and here I was hearing CC briefly on 801 this morning, flipping back
and forth between it and 1161 where I was hearing another CC that I'm pretty
sure was Taiwanand no ID on the
John H. Bryant wrote:
1458 Man the catch of the DXpedition (I think) was just sitting there
as I tuned by. Wham, traditional Mongolian men's chorus doing very
well. For several odd reasons, I've heard a bit of traditional
Mongolian men's singing and it is unmistakable. It is related to Tuvan
Hi, John. Comments below:
At 08:39 PM 10/1/2009, John H. Bryant wrote:
>Made it home at 6:00PM after starting to pack at Grayland at 8:00AM. Man, what
>a drag but worth it. This Third morning, October 1, Thursday was one of my
>more interesting in recent years. The upper band was quite open
