BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

UKRAINE 11530 V. of Mesopotamia on Jan 31 at 0559-0609 UT 35333
Kurdish, Kurdish music and talk, ID at 0605 UT.
(Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium Feb 10)
xMoldova; now via Kopani-UKR, wb.
UNID 5898.00 Spanish digit number station came across between 0815 and
0844.40 UT on Feb 11th. S=4-5 signal, probably from Latin America. Spanish
accent of some numbers sounded like smooth Brazil Portuguese. Many groups,
a short break at 0828:54 UT. Then again started til 0841:54 UT, followed
by 3 times "final" ? 0842 end of transmission, 0844:40 tx off.
(wb, Feb 11)
V2 Spanish type of ENIGMA classification ?
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 11)
Yes, that's V2A. From new ENIGMA Newsletter:
from jdrl in Australia we receive this interesting November log
061107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [88303, 30252, 37373] also E
081107 5883kHz 0700z V02a [83361, 18144, 10542]
081107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [83361, 18144, 10542]
121107 5883kHz 0700z V02a [Unreadable QRN]
121107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [88577, 02438, 10488]
121107 9240kHz 1000z V02a [41112, 10320, 68268]
151107 5883kHz 0700z V02a [Missed C/U]
151107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [40337, 45471, 43402]
191107 5883kHz 0700z V02a [21262, 62262, 62122]
191107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [21262, 62262, 62122]
201107 5883kHz 0700z V02a [Missed C/U]
201107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [64800, 32647, 38850]
271107 5883kHz 0700z V02a [Missed C/U]
291107 5898kHz 0800z V02a [24187, 10122, 40518]
(Enigma, via Hans-Friedrich Dumrese-D, Feb 11)
UNID 0200-0215 close down on 3995 kHz in unid language talking only
about Pakistan weak signal (Feb 6)
(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 15)
Many this - mis-typed 3975 / 3995: Additionally via separate mail, API-8
(Rawalpindi III or AKR as we know it) at 0045-0215 UT 3975 kHz and 1945-
2315 UT 3975.
(via Noel Green-UK)
U.K. [and non]
BBCWS to close remaining shortwave transmissions to Europe.
The BBC World Service (BBCWS) announces on its website that the remaining
BBCWS shortwave transmissions to Europe will close on 18th Feb 2008. The
BBC says this change is being made in line with listener trends in radio.
Increasing numbers of people around the world are choosing to listen to
radio on a range of other platforms including FM, satellite and online,
with fewer listening on shortwave. This is particularly the case in
Europe, where the majority of shortwave transmissions ceased in March
2007. The current closures affect the remaining transmissions heard in
southern Europe.
(BBCWS website; via Andy Sennitt-HOL RNW MN Feb 12)