BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

away.
Was putting out similar spurs a few hundred kHz away when same transmitter
was on 6100 kHz. That's plus 595, so look for a match on 6645 kHz.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld May 25)
Possibly a similar transmitter problem in Serbia that I noted on 18 March
(when they were still on 6100 kHz): "18 March 2007 at 1459 UT noted a
strong distorted audio with familiar interval signal on appr. 6686 kHz.
Checking against weak 6100 and it was Radio Serbia International, starting
their Spanish (?) program at 1500 UT. Similar strong spurious signal also
on appr. 5514 kHz. So the transmitter puts out strong spurs plus/minus 586
kHz from nominal 6100 kHz.
(Jari Savolainen, Kuusankoski, Finland, HCDX via DXLD)
SWAZILAND 15360 TWR Swaziland on May 21 at 1356-1405 UT. 45444 Urdu,
repetition of IS and ID, Opening announce, Talk.
(Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium May 25)
TWR Manzini in Swahili to East Africa on usual odd frequency of 9474.93
kHz at 1702-1802 UT. Mostly odd on x.96 ... x.93 kHz.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX May 30)
TAIWAN 15265.12 odd RFI via Tainan Taiwan site in Vietnamese at 1500-
1600 UT, poor S=4 signal in Europe. 1540 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX May 31)
UnId station; 9735 kHz, 1142-1222 UT f/out, May 27, in Chinese or similar
tonal language (probably Mandarin). 1142 YL, 1158 OM, music, 1200 music
bridge, YL ann. (not able to get an ID), 1201, music switch (all music
Traditional Chinese), 1202 OM, contemporary Chinese style music, 1210
f/down, YL, more contemp. music, 1218 - 1222 OM w/ contemp. music, 1222
fade out.
I'm not able to find any reference for a station at this time, on this
frequency, in my usual sources. Anyone have ideas?
(Mark Taylor-WI-USA, dxld May 27)
Re 9735: I know that Mark Taylor has already reported this to the dxld
group but I thought I'd offer my log as well. Thanks to Mark's e-mail tip
I tuned to this station beginning at 1235 UT this morning. From that time
until 1300 there was female vocal music of a mostly modern Asian style;
there were occasional announcements by a male voice; the male voice
language sounded Japanese to me but I could be completely wrong about
this; at 1300 there was a slow piece of music and what was probably an ID
by a woman; at 1300 for format changed to a woman speaking in again what
sounded like Japanese to me. All of this was at fair-poor levels. I
checked the logical lists including the Japanese list you directed me to
some time ago. I found nothing of any help. Any clues here about what this
might be?
(Jim Ronda-OK-USA, dxld / DXplorer May 27)
This immediately brings to mind two instances of warble-carrier jamming on
9735 I reported, at the time without any detectable target: April 22 at
1406; and April 27 at 1357. Searching recent DXLDs for any other reports
on 9735, the only thing in this time period is WYFR which started a new
relay via Samara, Russia, in Punjabi at 1400-1600 UT. Also Noel Green
included 9735 in a list of frequencies experiencing some kind of "multiple
carrier" noise jamming, but that was at 0730 UT on April 10.
Clearly there is something else new here. With jamming involved, Japanese
language seems doubtful. I have not heard any of the programming yet
myself.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld May 27)