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BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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(Mr. Hiroshi via Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, N<strong>DX</strong>C Mar 5)<br />

COLOMBIA 5910.07 Marfil Estereo, Puerto Lleras, At 0325-<strong>04</strong>10 UT on Feb<br />

29, English religious sermon with Spanish translations. Local music at<br />

<strong>04</strong>03 UT. ID at <strong>04</strong>07 UT. Fair to good.<br />

(Brian Alexan<strong>der</strong>-PA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Mar 1)<br />

CUBA 11680, new frequency for RHC in Spanish, loud and clear, and best<br />

of the lot when checked for parallels, March 1 at 0015. It was<br />

synchronized with // 13760. It was not synchronized, echoing against much<br />

weaker 11760, 9600, 6060, 5965. // 6140 was slightly out of synch with the<br />

other two groups. This could indicate three different transmitter sites<br />

and/or three separate audio feed routings for the same program and/or,<br />

least likely, deliberately offset modulation on adjacent transmitters to<br />

even out power consumption, as is done at Bonaire and various IBB sites<br />

such as Tinian.<br />

The audio on these was not // 6000 and 9820, which carry separate "Mesa<br />

Redonda" program at this time. At 0020 the main program was identified as<br />

"Revista Informativa de la Noche de Radio Habana Cuba". Also checked<br />

Rebelde 5025 just in case, and totally separate programming from all of<br />

this.<br />

11680 is not on any of the online frequency schedules for RHC at this<br />

hour, nor on their own frequency schedule at<br />

<br />

which we have already pointed out is inaccurate in other cases.<br />

However, 11680 is in use for the Venezuela relay at 15-16, and we also<br />

heard it on one Sunday during the 14-15 UT hour instead of 11875 which<br />

collides with WEWN. 11875 is on the RHC schedule above for 00-05, but not<br />

heard now, so it appears 11680 is its replacement in the evenings, but who<br />

knows if this is a fluke or a permanent change? Did not hear any frequency<br />

announcements, but those are not reliably updated, anyway, announcers<br />

being the last to know of any frequency changes.<br />

It's typical for RHC, once it starts using one frequency at a certain<br />

time, to expand it to other times, of course leaving it for monitors to<br />

discover what is happening as no notifications are made to HFCC by this<br />

outlaw nation, which still asserts it follows international broadcasting<br />

rules, unlike the US which dares to broadcast to Cuba without its<br />

permission.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Mar 1)<br />

ECUADOR/FR GUIANA/VATICAN STATE DRM buzz from HCJB on new frequency<br />

March 7 and 8 to avoid DW 14-20 via Kigali, Sines on 15275. Supposed to be<br />

on 15480-15485-15490 at 1400-2100, but already on at 1343 March 7, nominal<br />

4 kW transmitter power, but quite a bit stronger than neighboring DRM from<br />

Vatican on 15510-15515-15520 which was scheduled only until 1400. Also<br />

checked the third special for the SWL Winter Fest, and it was on too at<br />

1355, TDF Guiana French, 17835-17840-17845, which had also changed from<br />

its usual 17870-17875-17880 to avoid some interference. However, on<br />

Saturday, 17840 will collide with Lisbon from 1400, weekends only.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Mar 7)<br />

9735 DRM, HCJB, 0133, 03/07/08, English. Discussion about how Jesus was<br />

the first communist(!) and similar religious programming w/HCJB Australia<br />

IDs and a special HCJB DRM ID. One of several special transmissions to the<br />

Winter SWL Festival. 15-18dB SnR signal w/a few spotty audio dropouts,<br />

still quite respectable for 4kW from South America.

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