Re: [HCDX] Chinese on 1377 with amazing strength

["Max van Arnhem" <mvarnhem@xxxxxx>]

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Van: Bjarne Mjelde <bjarne.mjelde@xxxxxxxx>
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Datum: maandag 4 september 2000 13:35
Onderwerp: SV: [HCDX] Chinese on 1377 with amazing strength


>Haixa zhi Sheng (Voice of the Strait) is the most common CC here in
Northern Scandinavia, 200kW, though I >have also heard Quingdao (10kW) here.
VoStrait has been heard with Fujian PBS announcements, and I >would not be
surprised if they carry CNR-1 at times.  To my knowledge it is the only
high-powered Chinese >on the frequency, so it's likely to be the one.

I checked the siganl on my radio with the realaudio on the Voice of the
Strait website and this was not in parallel.
Max van Arnhem'
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Sendt: 3. september 2000 00:23
Emne: [HCDX] Chinese on 1377 with amazing strength


> Over the last days I have had an amazingly strong reception of a
> Chinese-speaking station on 1377 Khz. Especially on august 30th I
> noted  a very very strong singnal  at 2100 UTC on 1377 AM, the
> programme was in parallel to the CNR 1-programme on 7935 SW.
> The signal was so strong that I can hardly believe this was coming
> from China and I thought: well maybe some DX'ers are fooling us and
> have rented a tx somewhere in Europe to relay the px from 7935!! But:
> many other European DX'ers have logged it as well(for instance
> Christoph Mayer, Mauno Ritola and Max van Arnhem amongst others logged
> it before me) and I have not heard anything on European relays of this
> Chinese programme, so this must have been an amazing DX-catch, all the
> way from China!
> There is still nothing definite about the exact location of this tx:
> Fuijian is mentioned and so is Urumqi. Anyone an idea?? If someone
> wants to hear how strong I heard this station here in Holland on
> august 30th, I have a 46 Kb-file available for anyone interested. Also
> I have a 138-KB file of the same station logged and recorded on sept.
> 2nd 2000 at 2100 UTC with the top-of-the-hour procedure. Signal is
> still strong, but not amazingly strong as on august 30th!!
> Julius Hermans
> Breedenbroek
> Netherlands
>
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