[HCDX] 7543 / 7547 Voice of Tibet

["Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelW@xxxxxx>]

TAJIKISTAN
Not difficult, despite the mixture of Tibetan/Mandarin, or sometimes
Mandarin only.  I guess I CAN identify Tibetan and separate that from
Mandarin in all its varieties.

Thanks to Noel Green and Ivo Ivanov, it's an easy listening station:
Voice of Tibet.

> Noel Green:
> I heard this one some weeks ago - I thought it might be Voice of
> Tibet. This station does operate on offset frequencies.
> If I recall correctly there was Firedrake on 7540.

Tent. Voice of Tibet in Tibetan and Chinese + Chinese Music Jammer
1350v-1520v some days on new 7543.0-7548.0 Dushanbe Tajikistan 100 kW / 131
deg to China,
instead of 7483-7498 range.

Registered on (B05 too) 7460/7465 in B06.
73 wb

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Re dxld 6-186:
UNIDENTIFIED. 7543.00 / 7547.00, Asian [pirate?] station. 100% from
Asia. Noted between 1400 and 1420 UT on odd 7543.00 kHz, but moved at
1420 UT to 7547.00 kHz, to close-down at 1437. Looks like
Chinese/Cantonese dialect? And very smooth music like Indonesian south
sea music songs. (Dec 17) Also on Dec 18th at 1428 to close-down
1437:00 UT on 7547.00 kHz. Transmitter off at 1437:20 UT.

Firedrake jamming on 9425 kHz against 'whom' today, at 1200-1300 UT.
(Wolfgang Bueschel, Germany, wwdxc BC-DX Dec 17/18, HCDX via DXLD 6-186)

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