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vocals. // 6398.75 kHz.<br />

(Fred Kohlbrenner-PA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 11)<br />

LAOS 6130 Lao National Radio, at 1158 UT on Oct 10. Finally some<br />

propagational hope. First log of season. Still using same sequence of<br />

programming leading up to 1200 UT. Orchestral prelude at tune-in. Gongs<br />

heard at 1200 UT followed by another orchestral theme. Lao announcements<br />

reached fair level on peaks by 1215 UT tune-out.<br />

(Jerry Strawman-IA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 7)<br />

LITHUANIA 6255 The Mighty K<strong>BC</strong>, *2200-2222, Oct 6, English/German. IS/ID<br />

at s/on followed by eclectic program of GM pop and polka-like music. Fair.<br />

(Scott R. Barbour-NH-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 7)<br />

MEXICO 6184.96 R. Educacion, 0944-0958, Oct 10, Ranchero music. Nice<br />

signal until covered at 0958 UT by R. Nac de Venezuela sign-on.<br />

(Fred Kohlbrenner-PA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 11)<br />

MICRONESIA 4755.25 PMA - Pacific Mission Aviation - The Cross Radio on<br />

4755 kHz.<br />

4755.25 Pacific Missionary Aviation " a me too log", from 1120 to 1152 UT<br />

om with English sermon at fair but consistent level, after local sunrise.<br />

Picked out only a few words here and there,mention of "Jesus Christ"<br />

twice. 1158 music as was fading out totally.<br />

The New [to me] Drake R8 Synchronous AM held in surprisingly well.<br />

(Robert Wilkner-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer, Oct 8)<br />

4755.25 PMA Feedback.<br />

I called Melinda Espinosa on Guam this evening (mid-afternoon Guam time) -<br />

she has DSL and can download larger MP3 files but must then create a CD<br />

for forwarding to Pohnpei, since as previously indicated the transmitter<br />

site only has dial-up e-mail access. Melinda indicated that The Cross<br />

station is currently testing - that would explain the all-music format<br />

during some of their broadcasting hours, anyway. The direct e-mail<br />

addresses for the station are<br />

and <br />

The Melinda announcer at the station is obviously a different Melinda than<br />

the administrative person in the Guam HQ office.<br />

(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 8)<br />

4755.26 Pacific Missionary Aviation The Cross, on Oct 8 at 1357 UT - Good<br />

reception finally this morning with excellent modulation. No announcement<br />

except very briefly at 1400 UT by same YL. Really difficult to make out<br />

what she said despite the good reception, though. Otherwise fairly non-<br />

descript EZL music throughout. I'll have to send a clip to the station for<br />

verification. Very clear ID at 1500 UTas, 'You are listening to the Cross,<br />

88.1 (?) FM....'. In fact stronger modulation than the music that preceded<br />

or followed.<br />

(Walt Salmaniw, Crystal Cove Resort Tofino-<strong>BC</strong>-CAN, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 9)<br />

4755.25 PMA at 10<strong>05</strong>-1028 UT preaching in En by M, then mx after 1028 UT.<br />

1100 anncr Melinda w/what appeared to be a short ID sounding something<br />

like "This is Radio Pohnpei...", then pgm of impassioned preaching by M<br />

again. Sounded like the same ID again at 1200 UT, but it had faded by<br />

then. Would've been about 90% readable when it was peaking at 1115 UT if<br />

not for awful CODAR. Best signal of the last 3 days.<br />

(Dave Valko-USA, hcdx Oct 9)<br />

Die juengst aus Japan gemeldeten Empfaenge <strong>der</strong> Radiostation <strong>der</strong> Pacific<br />

Missionary Aviation (PMA) lassen sich hier auf dem Spektrum<br />

nachvollziehen.<br />

Am 04.10. wurde das Signal beobachtet bis fade-out 2020 UTC.

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