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(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, dxld Aug 2)<br />

14980 kHz, July 25 at 1900 UT, TWN, R Xi Wang Zhi Sheng, SOUND OF HOPE -<br />

talk, idioma s<strong>im</strong>ilar mandar<strong>im</strong>, news (?) ate 1950 UT - 25322<br />

<br />

(Sarmento Campos-BRA, radioescutas yg via dxld Aug 2)<br />

I've never heard anything but Firedrake all-music jamming on 14980. Your<br />

clip was certainly not FD. However, there's a good chance what you had<br />

was not a 100-watt Sound of Hope transmitter, but the ChiCom using<br />

hundred+ kW of CNR1 programming instead to jam SOH, which they somet<strong>im</strong>es<br />

do. Should seek // on numerous other CNR1 frequencies, preferably not<br />

used for jamming.<br />

(Glenn Hauser, dxld)<br />

And Sound of Hope is another interesting catch. Recently, to be more<br />

precise since last month, I have not heard any Firedrake jamming! That's<br />

weird and I don't know how to explain it. Crazy propagation?<br />

Before I start logging, I usually scan all the bands, manually, in 5 kHz<br />

steps, AM mo<strong>de</strong>, filter wi<strong>de</strong>, including non WARC bands. If I catch<br />

something strange, I switch to narrow filter, maybe SSB (ECSS), try both<br />

dipoles using a switch box, and then start investigation.<br />

And it was what happened with 6793 kHz and 14980 kHz.<br />

On 14980 kHz, my initial thought was a CRI or regional emission from<br />

China, and I have scanned 25 and 31 meters to check for parallel, and I<br />

found nothing s<strong>im</strong>ilar, just the classical CRI emissions, nothing compared<br />

to this. A woman talking a lot - for a long t<strong>im</strong>e - is a little bit<br />

different (completely to be more precise) than regional programming of<br />

China (lots of music, changing patterns, and so).<br />

A German DXer who subscribes to my channel, has accessed the recording<br />

posted at Youtube, and commented he has already logged this emission. Of<br />

course I can not assure 100% that it was Sound of Hope, but probability is<br />

very high to match it.<br />

(Sarmento Campos-BRA, dxld July 28)<br />

CUBA 5055 very poor signal in Spanish, music mix, Aug 2 at 0527 UT.<br />

Soon realized it was leapfrog of Cuba 5025 over 5040 kHz, and then<br />

confirmed by // audio. This might explain some unID on 5055, if both the<br />

Cubans are strong. Also lower leapfrog would land on 5010 kHz, leading<br />

people to hypothesize Honduras, dream of Dominican Republic or even<br />

<strong>im</strong>agine Madagascar. So always check for Cuban parallels, the dirty birds.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Aug 3) see also un<strong>de</strong>r BRAZIL<br />

CYPRUS If you please, I am looking for the current address for the BBC<br />

L<strong>im</strong>assol, Cyprus relay station. The 2009 address I have is apparently<br />

outdated or incorrect, the PO Box (209) no longer being correct. Thanks<br />

in advance.<br />

(Bruce Jensen-CA-USA, dxld Aug 3)<br />

Hi Bruce, curiously enough, the East Mediterranean relay station is listed<br />

among embassies and consulates (!) on the Foreign & Commonwealth Office<br />

web pages <br />

The address you are looking for is:<br />

file:///E|/datentransfer/wwdfxc_2010/BCDX975.TXT[06.01.2011 12:40:07]

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