Re: [HCDX] logs

["Chuck" <ka4prf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan,

Yes - in fact I just noticed this morning that my 
clock was an hour ahead.
That is just one of the eccentricities of XP on 
this computer, it adds an
hour to the time and I might miss it.  I haven't 
until now however.

To all, please correct my times on those three 
loggings to an hour
earlier.  Sorry for the mistake.

Chuck

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Dan Ferguson
  To: ka4prf@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2008 03:06
  Subject: Re: [HCDX] logs


  Chuck,

  Is your clock set wrong?  This was posted at 
9:36 PM EDT, 0136 GMT.  What first caught my 
attention was the VOA Iranawila broadcast, which I 
knew to be at 0030-0100 for the last couple of 
weeks.


  Dan




    ----- Original Message ----- 
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    Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2008 9:36 PM
    Subject: [HCDX] logs


    Russia, 7125, RadioKompaniya, Moldova, 0115- 
0140, Steady Russian language
    comments and
    features with males and a female doing the 
talking.  Except for the
    language, this format sounds like
    talk radio News stations here in the states 
several years ago - interesting
    listening.  Identification
    break at 0132 which was a canned announcement, 
very brief, then back to
    talk.  At 0133 music
    presented.  Signal was good.  (Chuck Bolland, 
June 22, 2008)

    Sri Lanka, 7135 Voice of America, 0135-0200, 
Noted a female in steady
    comments.  EIBI
    database lists "UR" as the language, which I 
am assuming represents "Urdu",
    for this freq and
     time.  At approximately 0157 heard plenty of 
ID's in that language as "VOA"
    and "Voice
    of America".  I took the Sri Lanka connection 
from the Passport page 435.
    Signal for this
    broadcast was fair.  (Chuck Bolland, June 22, 
2008)

    Russia, 7200, Voice or Russia, 0210-0235 
Noted this station in Spanish
    Language
    comments provided by a male and female. 
Checked a number of parallel freqs
    and
    heard only the following: 7300 and 9830 KHz. 
Checked a number of sources
    both hard
    and electronic copies, to confirm this as 
Voice of Russia as well as the
    schedule, and found
    a mishmash of different schedules and 
frequecies which all added up to
    nothing but
    doubt and confusion.  During a recorded 
interview, heard an individual
    mention Cuba
    and Russo during his comments, so it was 
probably someone in Cuba stating
    the
    friendship that exsisted between Cuba and 
Russo.  At 0234, live ID as "Voz
    de Russo".
    Signal was fair on 7200 while 7300 and 9830 
KHz were good.  (Chuck Bolland,
    June 22, 2008)

    Clewiston, Florida
    NRD545



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