Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Frequency announcement of Radio Habana Cuba inSpanish at 1105UT, April 9

["Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <BueschelW@xxxxxxxx>]

17720 Spanish nothing heard at 1930-21 UT, also 13680 empty.

11840 carrier on from 1925 UT April 9,
1930 UT starts interval signal RHC,
19.30:34 UT ID annmt in French.
20 UT Port, 2030 AR.
S=9+10dB  -67dBm in NY-USA.

11760  1900 UT only carrier, no audio of English progr.
S=9  and -76dBm in Ny-USA remote unit.

VERY LATE
19.11:58 UT suddenly started crash start of English audio switched on.

at 2100 UT 9710, 9810, 11670, 11760, 11840 kHz.

73 wolfgang



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <BueschelW@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2014 3:54 PM
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Frequency announcement of Radio Habana Cuba
inSpanish at 1105UT, April 9

> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Ivo Observer" Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2014
> Subject: [dxld] Frequency announcement of Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish at
> 1105 UT, April 9
>
> > Frequency announcement of Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish at 1105UT, April
> > 9:
> > 1100-1500 on 17580, 17730, 15230, 11760, 11860, 12010, 9830,
>  [9550 too on air  wb.]
> > 1100-1300 on 9550, 9850, 6000
> > 1300-1500 on 15340, 15370, 9550*.
> > The last frequency is wrong*, rather 11750
>
> * 9550 kHz S=7 fair -83dBm, heard at 1130 UT April 9,
>  but 11750 channel is empty. wb.
>
> > All 10 frequencies was noted of SDR receiver in Toronto Canada on April
> > 9:
> > at 1105UT 6000, 9550, 9830, 9850, 11760, 11860, 12010, 15230, 17580,
> > 17730
> > --
> > 73! Ivo Ivanov *QTH*: Sofia, Bulgaria
>
>
> What about Spanish? One more try to see if their website will display
> anything:
>
> Undated, but as of April 7 at least updated since the DST shift. In the
> usual confusing format forcing you to match up frequencies with time
> periods separated by slants; realigned by gh:
> <http://www.radiohc.cu/interesantes/estaticas/frecuencias>
>
> Buenos Aires             15230/17580     19/16    23-05 y 11-15/11-15
> Nueva York               9550/11860/6060 31/25/49 11-15/13-15[11-15]/00-05
> San Francisco            13780#          22       13-15
>                        [# 15370 instead 22       13-15]
> Chicago                  15340/9850      19/31    13-15/11-13
> America del Sur          17730           16       11â15
>                        [11670           25       21-05]
> Banda Tropical           5040            60       21â23 y 01-05
> America Central          11750not April 9/9810      25/31    13-15/21-05
>                        [9830,ex9540     31       11-15]
> Europa                   17720           16       19:30-23
> Norte Centro Suramerica  11760/6000      25/49    11-15 y 2130-05/11-13
> Caribe                   6100/9710/11690*49/31/25 23-04/21-23/11-15
>                        [* 12010 instead 25       11-15]
> America del Sur          11840/11680     25       21-05/23-04
>
> MESA REDONDA
> (Lunes a Viernes y dÃas especiales)
> AmÃrica del Norte        6000/13780      49/22    23-00
>
> I did not notice any 17720 kHz yet as I was tuning around this afternoon,
> but did notice the European language service surprisingly on lower 11840
> kHz instead of 13680 kHz; you might expect that to go up to 16m for
> summer.
> Nor does the above show 15370 kHz* instead of 13780 kHz at 13-15, despite
> my hearing it April 7.
> (Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld April 8)
>
> * 15370 on air at 1340 April 9 at S=8-9 on -77dBm.  wb.
>
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