Re: [HCDX] Re: Hard-Core-DX Digest, Vol 10, Issue 12

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Subject: Re: [HCDX] Re: Hard-Core-DX Digest, Vol 10, Issue 12
From: "Risto Kotalampi" <risto@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 16:12:06 -0700
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Welcome to the wonderful world of the email delivery:-)

It is very much possible that emails don't arrive in the same order 
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73!

Risto


Johan Berglund wrote on 10/7/2003, 3:58 PM:

 > Re items answered directly to you before they are even in the list.
 > It happens to me now and then - the reason being I think is  that
 > diffent servers  and mail programs work in different ways. How it
 > comes about I don't know. Not a real problem (I use Outlook Express
 > 6.0) but of course you get surprised from time to time.  73 Johan
 > Berglund, Trollhättan, Sweden
 >
 > Björn wrote
 > > Hi all,
 > > To all of you, who tried to solve my 4600 kHz problem. Thanks a lot!
 > I am
 > > quite sure that you are right. It must have been the Korean voice I
 > heard.
 > > An interesting thing about Hard-Core-DX accurred again (because it has
 > > accurred before): I read your answers before my question was
 > published on my
 > > Hotmail inbox! So you get the message and are able to answer it
 > before it
 > > has even been published on Hotmail! Can anybody tell how it works
 > and why it
 > > works like that?
 > > 73 from Björn Fransson, DX-ing on the island of Gotland, Sweden
 > >
 > > _________________________________________________________________
 > > The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE*
 > > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 2
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 15:42:16 +0200
 > > From: "BCLNEWS.IT" <bclsiciliaclub@xxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: [HCDX] Re: Utility or spy?
 > > To: "Hard-Core-Dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Message-ID: <004301c38cd9$7182df60$d598623e@server>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > > So you get the message and are able to answer it before it
 > > > has even been published on Hotmail! Can anybody tell how it works
 > and why
 > > it
 > > > works like that?
 > >
 > > Sorry, I can't solve also this question but I think an Hotmail account
 > > receives messagges later than a normal provider.
 > >
 > > Bye
 > >
 > > Roberto Scaglione
 > > http://www.bclnews.it
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 3
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 13:32:02 +0200
 > > From: "Alfredo Gallerati" <alfredogallerati@xxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: [HCDX] VOM FREQUENCY TABLE
 > > To: "HCDX Hard Core DX List" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Message-ID: <001d01c38cc6$a1c28940$36f1b650@oemcomputer>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > The frequencies at present  in use by  the <italian service> of
 > > VOM Malta ( 6110 kHz, 9605kHz ) from RAI Int. relay service,
 > > will be the same also after 25th October 2003.
 > > In case they will update some of frequencies, we'll let you know
 > > on HCDX list.
 > > Thank you.
 > > Best greetings.
 > > ...................................................................
 > >
 > > Alfredo Gallerati
 > > "Voice of The Mediterranean" Malta
 > > Redazione "Onde Radio"
 > > mailto: <alfredogallerati@xxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°
 > > "Onde Radio" on line: www.vomradio.com
 > > .................................................................
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 4
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 09:44:56 +0100
 > > From: "Noel R. Green" <nrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: [HCDX] Unidentified
 > > To: <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Message-ID: <006701c38caf$a3c70340$e14f893e@pbncomputer>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > For two days I have been hearing a unidentified station using 7260.  On
 > > Oct.5th it was traced c1535 at weak strength playing non-de-script
 > music
 > > with occasional announcements using a language I could not
 > recognise.  It
 > > was covered by VOA via Udorn making a crash start at 1600 with their
 > Hindi
 > > programme.
 > >
 > > On Oct.6th there were traces of  "something" on 7260 before 1500,
 > but after
 > > that hour I could again hear music - sounding like 'dreamy' SE Asian
 > pop
 > > music we sometimes find on stations from that area and intro by a
 > woman. A
 > > man and woman were heard talking at 1519 and then the music
 > continued as
 > > before. The signal was again weak and splash came from AIR 7255 [til
 > 1545]
 > > and SWDR 7265.  The VOA again blocked the frequency from 1600
 > [active until
 > > 1700].
 > >
 > > I re-tuned 7260 c1728 and found what seemed to be the same station
 > with a
 > > slightly better signal. The language sounded "something like" Arabic
 > at tune
 > > in, then music followed and varied from Indian like to Middle
 > Eastern like.
 > > Iran came on frequency at 1750 and started Russian at 1800.
 > >
 > > I don't find anything listed for 7260 at 1500 or 1730. Can anyone
 > identify
 > > this signal?
 > >
 > > 73s, Noel R. Green [north-west England]
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 5
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 08:28:17 -0700 (PDT)
 > > From: mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx (Patrick Martin)
 > > Subject: [HCDX] New EWE Antenna
 > > To: am@xxxxxxxxxxx, hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
 > > Message-ID:
 > > <11680-3F82DB91-5955@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII
 > >
 > > After using my new improved EWE for the past couple of mornings, I am
 > > impressed. Even though TP CX are not as good as a few days ago, the
 > > antenna works well. Getting the vertical sections straight has made a
 > > big difference, plus I have discovered that my neighbors light dimmer
 > > noise is quite a bit weaker. The noise must be more horizonally
 > > polarized I would guess. I still get a bit of it, but it is not much of
 > > an issue. Taiwan-981 was pretty decent this morning. The best I have
 > > heard them this year. 738/1143, The Fishery Taiwanese stations were
 > also
 > > good with 738 a bit stronger. The BCC station on 1161 was weak, but
 > > still audiable. It was mostly JJs and KKs though. No Thailand-891 this
 > > morning either.
 > >
 > > 73s,
 > >
 > > Patrick Martin
 > > Seaside  OR
 > > KAVT Reception Manager
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 6
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 16:58:59 +0100
 > > From: "Dave Kernick" <zen24656@xxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: Re: [HCDX] Unidentified
 > > To: "Hard Core DX" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Noel R. Green"
 > > <nrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Message-ID: <002b01c38ceb$ebb02a60$7d024552@e1000d>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > This observation fits in with some of Noel's observations of the
 > > unidentified station on 7260 kHz, but not of course the "Indian/Middle
 > > Eastern" bit.
 > >
 > > I currently regularly hear Mongolian National Radio sign on at 2200
 > on 7260,
 > > 4830, 4895 kHz, haven't checked this in the afternoons yet. Their
 > website
 > > states: The short wave radio network project provided by Japan grant
 > aid is
 > > being implemented in 2003 at the RTVTCBS [Mongolian National Radio]
 > , shall
 > > enable modern technical facilities of 50kWt short wave station in
 > > Ulaanbaatar, and 10kWt short wave stations in Altai and Murun
 > available to
 > > broadcast the programs of the National Radio on two channels.
 > >
 > > Dave Kernick
 > >
 > > ----- Original Message -----
 > > From: "Noel R. Green" <nrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > To: <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 9:44 AM
 > > Subject: [HCDX] Unidentified
 > >
 > >
 > > > For two days I have been hearing a unidentified station using
 > 7260.  On
 > > > Oct.5th it was traced c1535 at weak strength playing non-de-script
 > music
 > > > with occasional announcements using a language I could not
 > recognise.  It
 > > > was covered by VOA via Udorn making a crash start at 1600 with
 > their Hindi
 > > > programme.
 > > >
 > > > On Oct.6th there were traces of  "something" on 7260 before 1500, but
 > > after
 > > > that hour I could again hear music - sounding like 'dreamy' SE
 > Asian pop
 > > > music we sometimes find on stations from that area and intro by a
 > woman. A
 > > > man and woman were heard talking at 1519 and then the music
 > continued as
 > > > before. The signal was again weak and splash came from AIR 7255
 > [til 1545]
 > > > and SWDR 7265.  The VOA again blocked the frequency from 1600 [active
 > > until
 > > > 1700].
 > > >
 > > > I re-tuned 7260 c1728 and found what seemed to be the same station
 > with a
 > > > slightly better signal. The language sounded "something like"
 > Arabic at
 > > tune
 > > > in, then music followed and varied from Indian like to Middle Eastern
 > > like.
 > > > Iran came on frequency at 1750 and started Russian at 1800.
 > > >
 > > > I don't find anything listed for 7260 at 1500 or 1730. Can anyone
 > identify
 > > > this signal?
 > > >
 > > > 73s, Noel R. Green [north-west England]
 > > >
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 > > >
 > > > World Radio TV Handbook 2003 is out! Order it now!
 > > >
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 > > >
 > > > ---[End Commercial]-----------------------
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 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 7
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 17:29:59 +0200
 > > From: "BCLNEWS.IT" <bclsiciliaclub@xxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: [HCDX] AWR schedule B03
 > > To: <bclnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <shortwave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
 > > "Hard-Core-Dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Cc: Corad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, mail@xxxxxxxx, conexion_digital@xxxxxxxxxxx
 > > Message-ID: <00a701c38cf3$bd51c4a0$6098623e@server>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > Full schedule with detail on
 > 
http://www.awr.org/listener-services-program-schedule%20winter%202004.html
 > or http://www.bclnews.it
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > LANGUAGE     UTC       FREQ   STATION               NOTE
 > >
 > > Afar         1700-1730 15520  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Amharic      0300-0330 11975  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Amharic      1700-1730 17595  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Arabic       0500-0600 11905  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Arabic       0600-0700 11670  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Arabic       1800-1900 11865  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Arabic       0400-0500 9875   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Arabic       0500-0600 11905  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Arabic       0600-0630 9840   Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > Arabic       1800-1900 11685  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Arabic       1900-1930 11845  Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > Arabic       1900-2000 12025  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Assamese     1330-1400 15660  Agat, Guam             (Sunday
 > &Wednesday only)
 > >
 > > Bangla       1230-1300 15135  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Bangla       1300-1330 15660  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Bangla       1300-1330 15660  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Bulgarian    0500-0600 6095   Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > Bulgarian    1800-1900 5840   Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > Burmese      0000-0030 17635  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Burmese      1400-1430 11940  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Chin         1430-1500 11940  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Dyula        0730-0800 17820  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Dyula        2000-2030 11935  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > English      0200-0330 7230   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > English      0500-0530 5960   Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      0500-0530 6015   Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      0530-0630 15345  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      0600-0630 15345  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      0630-0700 9840   Jülich, Germany
 > (Monday-Thursday, Saturday only)
 > >
 > > English      0830-0900 9660   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > English      0830-0930 17670  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > English      1000-1030 11705  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1000-1100 11900  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1200-1230 15135  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > English      1330-1400 9860   Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > English      1330-1400 15235  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > English      1330-1400 15660  Agat, Guam             (Monday,
 > Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday only)
 > >
 > > English      1330-1400 11755  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1530-1600 15225  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > English      1600-1700 15495  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1600-1700 15495  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1630-1700 11980  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1700-1730 11560  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1730-1800 9385   Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      1800-1830 5960   Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      1800-1830 7265   Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      1800-1900 11985  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      1930-2000 11845  Jülich, Germany
 > (Monday-Thursday, Saturday only)
 > >
 > > English      2000-2100 15295  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      2000-2100 15295  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > English      2100-2200 9660   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > English      2130-2200 11980  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > English      2130-2200 12010  Agat, Guam             (Monday,
 > Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday only)
 > >
 > > Farsi        0230-0300 11945  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Farsi        0230-0300 11945  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Farsi        0330-0400 9740   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Farsi        1630-1700 11905  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Filipino     1030-1100 11705  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Filipino     1700-1730 9385   Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Filipino     1730-1800 11560  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > French       0430-0500 11945  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > French       0700-0730 9840   Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > French       0800-0830 17820  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > French       2000-2030 11845  Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > French       2000-2030 12105  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > French       2000-2030 15365  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > French       2000-2030 15365  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > French       2030-2100 11935  Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > German       0800-0830 7235   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > German       1600-1630 7235   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Hausa        0600-0630 15225  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Hausa        1930-2000 15255  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Hindi        1530-1600 15245  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Hindi        1530-1600 15215  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Hindi        1530-1600 15245  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Hindi        1700-1730 11675  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Igbo         0530-0600 15225  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Igbo         1930-2000 15365  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Indonesian   1100-1130 15260  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Indonesian   2200-2230 11850  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Indonesian   2200-2230 15320  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Italian      1000-1100 11730  Jülich, Germany         Sat/Sun
 > >
 > > Japanese     1300-1330 11755  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Japanese     1300-1330 11980  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Japanese     2100-2130 11980  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Japanese     2100-2130 12010  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Javanese     1130-1200 15260  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Javanese     2230-2300 11850  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Javanese     2230-2300 15320 Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Kannada      1530-1600 17515  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Karen        0030-0100 17635  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Karen        1430-1500 15660  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Khmer        1330-1400 11850  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Korean       1200-1300 9780   Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Korean       2000-2100 6195   Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Korean       2000-2100 6045   Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Malagasy     0230-0330 3215   Talata, Madagascar
 > >
 > > Malagasy     1530-1630 3215   Talata, Madagascar
 > >
 > > Malayalam    1530-1600 11985  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     0000-0200 17880  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     0100-0200 17635  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1000-1100 15430  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1000-1100 15260  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1100-1200 11900  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1100-1300 11660  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1100-1500 15725  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1200-1300 15225  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1300-1500 15385  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Mandarin     1400-1500 11800  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     2100-2200 11795  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     2100-2200 11845  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     2200-0000 17880  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     2200-2300 11685  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     2300-0000 11700  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mandarin     2300-0000 11850  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Marathi      1530-1600 11675  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Masaai       1730-1800 12130  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Mizo         1500-1530 11675  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Mongolian    2130-2200 11960  Agat, Guam             (Sunday &
 > Wednesday only)
 > >
 > > Nepali       1500-1530 15225  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Oromo        0300-0330 9650   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Oromo        1730-1800 15520  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Punjabi      1500-1530 15215  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Punjabi      1500-1530 15245  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Romanian     1730-1800 5840   Jülich, Germany
 > >
 > > Russian      1300-1330 9860   Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Sinhala      1400-1430 15660  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Somali       0330-0400 12015  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Somali       1630-1700 17595  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Spanish      2300-0100 6165
 > >
 > > Swahili      0330-0400 11975  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Swahili      1700-1730 12130  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Tachelhit    0630-0700 9840   Jülich, Germany               (Sunday
 > & Friday only)
 > >
 > > Tachelhit    1930-2000 11845  Jülich, Germany               (Sunday
 > & Friday only)
 > >
 > > Tamil        1500-1530 11985  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Tamil        1730-1800 11675  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Telugu       1500-1530 17515  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Tigrinya     0300-0330 11945  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Tigrinya     1730-1800 17595  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Urdu         0230-0300 7230   Moosbrunn, Austria
 > >
 > > Urdu         1400-1500 15225  Abu Dhabi, UAE
 > >
 > > Urdu         1600-1630 11980  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Urdu         1600-1630 11980  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Vietnamese   0100-0200 15445  Taiwan
 > (Saturday Only)
 > >
 > > Vietnamese   1400-1500 15550  Taiwan
 > >
 > > Vietnamese   2300-0000 15320  Agat, Guam
 > >
 > > Vietnamese   2300-0000 15445  Taiwan
 > >
 > > Yoruba       0500-0530 11970  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > > Yoruba       2030-2100 12105  Meyerton, South Africa
 > >
 > >
 > > Roberto Scaglione
 > > http://www.bclnews.it
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 8
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 13:59:16 -0400
 > > From: "Thomas Giella KN4LF" <kn4lf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: [HCDX] UNID Pirate?
 > > To: "a ABDX E-List" <ABDX@xxxxxxxxxx>, "a Cumbre DX E-List"
 > > <cumbredx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "a HCDX E-List"
 > > <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Message-ID: <003701c38cfc$b9abd800$6401a8c0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > UNID Pirate? 6500.000 KC AM. 0100-0200 UTC. SIO 443. Broadcast in
 > EE, playing oldies, many mentions of QSLing. Carrier was zero beat on
 > 6500.000 KC AM. Audio level was very low though. Missed ID every time
 > due to allot of QSB. (Giella Oct 07)
 > >
 > > 73,
 > > Thomas F. Giella, KN4LF
 > > Plant City, FL, USA
 > > EL87WX
 > >
 > > KN4LF 160 Meter Amateur Radio Resources & More:
 > > http://www.kn4lf.com/kn4lf.htm
 > >
 > > KN4LF Daily Solar Space Weather & Geomagnetic Data Archive
 > > + Daily HF/MF Radio Propagation Outlook:
 > > http://www.kn4lf.com/kn4lf5.htm
 > >
 > > Florida Space & Atmospheric Weather Institute:
 > > http://www.kn4lf.com/fsawi.htm
 > >
 > >
 > > ------------------------------
 > >
 > > Message: 9
 > > Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 19:02:43 +0100
 > > From: "Noel R. Green" <nrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Subject: [HCDX] Unidentified 7260
 > > To: <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > > Message-ID: <004f01c38cfd$c9997dc0$331c893e@pbncomputer>
 > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
 > >
 > > Re the station using 7260. Thanks to comments from Dave Kernick and
 > others,
 > > this does seem to be Mongolia until 1600, when VOA Hindi takes over the
 > > frequency.  It was traced today from before 1430 but only became
 > "usable"
 > > after about 1500.
 > >
 > > However, when the VOA dropped carrier after Hindi at 1700, 7260 seemed
 > > clear. But a station appeared at c1801 without opening procedure. A
 > woman
 > > was reading the news - according to several references made - and the
 > > language appeared to be Arabic, but "accented". The news finished at
 > 1715
 > > and a man accompanied by some martial music was heard followed by
 > chanting
 > > or singing at 1725 then by more songs until around 1748 when a
 > discussion
 > > started. Iran blocked the frequency at 1755.
 > >
 > > So, my apologies - there are actually two stations, not one!
 > > 73s.......Noel R. Green
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > > End of Hard-Core-DX Digest, Vol 10, Issue 12
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