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BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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Spur center frequencies vary during the broadcast between 58.90/59.84 kHz<br />

on the upper side, and 59.74/60.76 kHz on the lower side.<br />

Schedule 1300 En, 1400 Fr, 1500 En, 1600 Fr, 1700 Korean, 1800 En, 1900<br />

Sp, 2000-2<strong>05</strong>0 French.<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> July 3)<br />

v15184.71 Came across of martial soldier chorus music in 1500-1600 UT<br />

portion, and heard Voice of Korea Pyongyang stn ID at 1555 UT in English.<br />

Seemingly Voice of Korea's North American service replaced 9335 by 15185v<br />

channel? Scheduled 1300-1700 UT, 13 En, 14 Fr, 15 En, 16 Fr, 1700-1750<br />

Kor.<br />

At 1547 UT Vatican Radio's Asian sce came on co-channel 15185 kHz, so a<br />

290 Hertz terrible heterodyne pitch noted then. Parallel freq for Korean<br />

language outlet noted at 1700-1756 UT on 11709.92 kHz also to NoAM.<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> June 28)<br />

Monitoring today July 1st confirmed my note of Thursday June 28th, that<br />

Voice of Korea replaced 9335 by v15185 kHz channel to NoAm at 1300 to 1750<br />

UT slot.<br />

Nothing heard on 9335 today. Programm to NoAm at 1300-1750 UT on<br />

15185.42 at 1327<br />

15186.59 at 1407<br />

15186.78 at 1417 and<br />

15185.91 11710.13 at 1716 UT instead.<br />

1300 En, 1400 Fr, 1500 En, 1600 Fr, 1700-1750 Korean.<br />

Also other KRE services at 1402 to 1410 UT on 15245.21/.42, 13760.14/.17.<br />

9324.98, 12014.98, 11735.02, 13649.97 kHz.<br />

At 1715 to 1730 UT also on 15245.15, 11710.13, 12014.98, 13760.11.<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> July 1)<br />

KRE 13759.89 at 08<strong>05</strong> UT, on July 3rd.<br />

LIBYA/FRANCE [non?]. You might like to try what appear to be FOUR<br />

Libyan(?) transmitters on air at 1730 UT. The usual 15660 & 11835 are<br />

carrying French while 15650 kHz is on air again (it closed this morning<br />

sometime around 1100 UT) and this has Libyan music. And 15550 has a speech<br />

in alternating Arabic and French. 15660 & 11835 are much stronger than<br />

15650 & 15550 kHz.<br />

(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld June 27)<br />

15650 tentative, Libya in Arabic with Saharan music around 0700-0900 UT,<br />

weak and fluttery like ISS France S=3 signal.<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> June 29)<br />

This (programme) is from Libya: I managed to record a short clip of phone<br />

discussion which probably went accidentally on the air. Tarek could<br />

recognise the dialect as Libyan.<br />

(Mauno Ritola-FIN, July 1)<br />

I guess both locations for LBY broadcasts are in use:<br />

ISS France tx relay site and two newly SW sen<strong>der</strong>s on Libyan soil.<br />

15550 1800-2000 UT via ISS France side, tiny signal S=3-5 here in Germany.<br />

9590 and 11835 from 1900 in Hausa via Libya. see below<br />

11835 and 15550 kHz from Libya, latter when 9590 Hausa bc ends.<br />

15550 S=9+20 dB at 2<strong>05</strong>5 UT<br />

11835 S=8-9 dB at 2100 UT

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