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(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 19)
UNIDENTIFIED 6840 17 Nov, at 1812 UT. UNID numbers station with woman
in English on full-carrier USB giving phonetics without numbers. Definite
Russian accent ("Novembyer"). Good strength without QRM.
(Albert Muick-Kandahar-AFG, WinRadio G303e, 100m longwire, dxld Nov 18)
15660 UNID tiny signal S=2-3, at 1640 UT Nov 18, probably French or Latin
language ?
11850 UNID S=5 signal at 1652 UT Nov 18. Most likely Asian language sce?
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 18)
Re 11850: VOA Bengali on a new freq 11850 kHz. Due to poor propagation on
6000 kHz VOA is using 11850 kHz via Philippines relay station at 1600-1700
hrs effective 12 Nov 2010 while 7405 kHz continues in parallel via
Thailand relay station.
(Alok Dasgupta via DXAsia-UADX Blog, dxld Nov 16)
7319.30 and 7320.30 two UNID digital dittering signals heard at 2145-2200
UT Nov 19. Steady S=8 signal in Germany.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 19)
UNIDENTIFIED/UAE UnID Somali st., 15700 kHz at 0400-0659* on Nov 14.
Acc. to HFCC B10 on Nov 10 ver.
15700 0400-0500 48 DHA 250 225 -15 146 Somali USA VTC
15700 0500-0700 48 DHA 250 205 0 218 Somali USA VTC
de Hiroshi & Hiro
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, dxld Nov 14)
UAE/U.K. UnID Somali station. A lot of Holy Quran sermon singing
transmission. Also HFCC contains night service from same organization
11740 1830-1930 48 WOF 300 122 0 618 Somali G VTC
11970 1930-2130 48 DHA 250 205 0 206 Somali USA VTC
From: "Sei-ichi Hasegawa" Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2010 11:11 AM
Subject: [dxld] UnID Somali st.
15700kHz 0400-0659* on Nov 14.
Acc. to HFCC B10 on Nov 10 ver.
15700 0400 0500 48 DHA 250 225 -15 146 1234567
311010 270311 D 12000 Somali USA VTC VTC 18128
15700 0500 0700 48 DHA 250 205 0 218 1234567
311010 270311 D 20000 Somali USA VTC VTC 18129
de Hiroshi & Hiro
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, dxld Nov 14)
U.K. 6005 kHz. Nov 19th between 0600 and 0629 UT I noted t w o
different BBC programs. Usual, but poor signal of BBCWS program in English
from Ascension Isl., but also surprisingly the BBC London French sce to
North Africa, most likely from a tx center in GB. Huge S=9+30dB powerhouse
signal, to twist the needle. Maybe an 'on-the-air' test by the technician
in Albion? Similar test on-air noted also on 6045 kHz in 1500-1559 UT
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