[HCDX] China on 4839.88 kHz

["Karel Honzik" <karel-honzik@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

last night (NOV 21) I heard a Chinese station on 4839.88 kHz after 2200 UTC.
I really would be very glad if it was Heilongjiang reactivated - a rare
station from the most eastern part of China).
Heard no ID, from 2230 to 2300 they had a nationwide newscast (a number of
stations relays this news) and after 2300 the signal was getting weaker and
weaker as it always was in the past when I was listening to Heilongjiang
(the Sun rises in that easterly area of China shortly after 2300 UTC, I
think)...

Maybe some observations from other parts of the world (west coast of NA to
name just one) perhaps would throw more light on this signal - its off
channel frequency could be a hint.

The other possibility is Haixa which had a variable frequency too.
It is not difficult to understand the ID, but you must have a clear signal
at that very moment. As much as I remember Heilongjiang had rare IDs at this
time of the day - once in 30 minutes or so...

GOOD DX,

Karel Honzik
the Czech Republic (Czechia)
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