Re: [HCDX] Chad still wandering around 7315 kHz

["Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelW@xxxxxx>]

>From 0620 to 0648 UT wandered from 7316 to 7370 kHz.

0620 7316-7321 kHz
0625 7319-7326
0627 7324-7328
0629 7329-7334
0632 7332-7337
0639 7348-7354
0644 7358-7363
0648 7366-7370

As of 0535-0600 UT:
Supposed to be Chadienne SW station was using 7288 to 7292 kHz range in past
four weeks.

But today - June 11 - observed in 7309 to 7320 kHz range again.

Wandered around - moved UP from 7309 to 7315 kHz, but was on back way DOWN
to 7312 kHz 'center' around 0535 to 0550 UT. And hit also RNW Flevo signal
in 7310 to 7312 kHz portion then, when checked and using a 4 kHz wide filter
on the rx set.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" >
To: "HCDX" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; "DXLD" <dxld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; 
"egroups_harmonics" <harmonics@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 7:28 AM
Subject: Chad still wandering around 7315 kHz


> CHAD  7312 to 7318  Checked this distorted audio station (Chad?) today 
> June
> 11 again. S=7 signal noted this morning on 'unpleasant' time for European
> audience. 7290 kHz was free channel at 0440 UT, so I checked the 41 mb in 
> total. But a highly distorted audio signal observed wandering in 7312 to 
> 7318 kHz range between 0440 and 0510 UT.
>
> 7309-7314 at 0440
> 7311-7316 at 0455
> 7313-7318 at 0505
> 7315-7320 kHz at 0510 UT.
>
> Hit heavily WHRI program in English on 7315 kHz, but let nearby RNW Flevo 
> in
> Dutch on 7310 kHz in the clear from 0500 UT.
> (wb, wwdxc BC-DX June 11)
> 

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