Von: BueschelW@web.de im Auftrag von Wolfgang Bueschel ...

UNIDENTIFIED 7219.981 at 0535 UT on July 30, weak to moderate carrier,
no audio. I suspect this is reported Radio Centrafrique.
(Brandon Jordan-TN-USA, bcdx via dxld Aug 4)
UNIDENTIFIED 6739USB 09 Aug, 1700 UTC, military station. Woman in
English reading phonetic alphabet with numbers and occasionally saying
"stand by." Definite US accent, and this is a known US military frequency.
No IDs whatsoever.
6979 09 Aug, 1630 UTC, UNID, Woman with mellow announcing over
subcontinental chanting/singing. Not sure of language. Didn't sound like
Arabic or Farsi, but heard "Iran" mentioned several times. Not // to any
Iranian MW outlet, and the transmitter kept faulting off. Station would
come back at lower power, and gradually increase its power until it
faulted off again.
Checked all possible harmonics that were close in frequency such as 1161
and 1395, but nothing there that matched. Put two 15dB attenuators in line
to make sure it was not a mixing product in my gear, but it was still
there and appropriately reduced.
At 1643 UT, two distinct separate programs could be heard on the same
audio, so possibly some sort of mixing product at the transmitter(s) or an
audio issue. Not // to the BBG local powerhouse on 1296 kHz either, so not
a spur from there apparently. 1395 kHz does have an Indian 20 kW station
on it in Bikaner. Did anyone else come across this? Poor to good signals
depending on what stage of power the transmitter was at before faulting
off.
(Albert Muick-AFG, hcdx Aug 9)
UAE 1269 03 Aug, 2258 UTC, UAE, Radio Asia with Malay and Indian slow
ballads and occasional ID. Good signals, minimal QRM. Normal summer QRN
and occasional deep fades. Second logging of these guys. Now if I can just
get them to QSL!
(Albert Muick-AFG, hcdx Aug 10)
U.K. 765 BBC Essex now using toh ID as "Broadcasting live from the
birthplace of radio, BBC Essex" (referring of course to 2MT from Marconi,
Writtle, Chelmsford).
(Steve Whitt-UK, MWCircle 25.7.2010, via ARC MVEko Olle Alm-SWE Aug 3)
Last minute information: 567 Radio Albatross (a pirate from Suffolk)
heard with relays of Radio Caroline in Belgium and UK.
(MWCircle 27.6.2010; ARC MVEko Olle Alm-SWE Aug 3)
USA [non] Updated summer A-10 for Voice of America. Part 1 of 2:
Afan Oromo 1730-1800 on 11905 11925 12140 13630 13870 Mon-Fri
Albanian 0500-0530 on 5945
1600-1630 on 6040
1830-1900 on 3995
Amharic 0300-0330 on 6055 7300 11790 Mon-Fri
1800-1900 on 11905 11925 12140 13630 13870
Arabic 1630-0400 on 990 1170 1431 1548
(Radio Sawa) 0400-1630 on 990 1170 1548
Arabic-Sudan 0300-0330 on 5945 7330 9815
Hello Darfur 1800-1830 on 9465 9815 11985
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