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Next Issue Stopdate and Address for Loggings and Gossips: 25.11.2008 25.11.2008 Nro 18 969 Next issue stopdate and address for loggings and gossips: MONDAY, 8.12.2008 to: Jari Lehtinen, Saimaankatu 7 C 51, 15140 LAHTI web: http://clusive.sdxl.org email: [email protected] Editor-in-Chief: Jari Lehtinen (JLN)........ …[email protected] ……...….…….…. 03 - 7830 598 Euronews: Jarmo Patala (JP)................ [email protected] .......... 0400 – 610301 Afronews: Jari Korhonen (JJK)……… Asian-Oceanian News: Jari Savolainen (JSA)……. [email protected] ………………….05 - 3631 791 North-American Newswatch:Tapio Kalmi (TAK).......…[email protected] ................050 – 521 6027 Ultimas Noticias: Jari Lehtinen (JLN)………[email protected] ………………….03 – 7830 598 Loggings & Hot News: Jari Lehtinen (JLN)........…. [email protected]...……….…....... 03 - 7830 598 Eurooppa 558 14.11. 0500- SVN: Muravideki Magyar R. Idailee "MMR"-lyhenteellä. VJR/KIK 738 14.11. 0500- RUS: WRN Moscow. VJR/KIK 846 14.11. 0500- RUS: R Moskovskaya Oblast, Moskva. VJR/KIK 1485 23.11. 1358- LVA: R Merkurs, Riga. JP Piraatit 6210 16.11. 0936- HOL: Antonio Radio. TET 6285 16.11. 0907-0916 HOL: Radio Paardenkracht. TET Iberia 1116 11.11. 2059- E: SER R Pontevedra. Ilmestyi idaamaan kuin tyhjästä paikallisbreikin lopuksi. TEJ Aasia 873 13.11. 2030- IRN: IRIB. Tässä tuntuu olevan voimakas iranilainen. Olin kuulevinani idissä "Shabakeye ... ostanye Mazandaran", eli korvaisiko tämä esim. 1368 kHz:n, jolla meluaa nyt Golestanin provinssi? MR 900 8.10. 1500- TJK: CVC via Orzu. Testaili hyvällä signaalilla. Löytyi Perseuksen tiedostosta jälkikäteen Sheigran peditionin lokauksen perusteella. MR 1386 26.10. 1530- AFG: RTA R Paktin Voice, Barmal district. Oli ehkä meikäläisen kaikkien aikojen 'haasteellisin' idattava. Tarkka QTH vieläkin vähän hakusessa. "De Paktin Ghag Radyo". MR 2960 4.11. 1402-1404 INS: Tentative: RPDT2 Manggarai, Ruteng. Höh, tämä asema kyykytti minut jo toistamiseen. Vuosi sitten ehdin kuunnella Love Ambonia vajaan minuutin. Nyt olin n. tuntia aikaisemmassa ja taajuudelle tullessani kuului musiikkia. Ajattelin, että tässä on hyvää aikaa raportointiin ja käväisin kuikuilemassa muualla. Kun palasin taajuudelle, Love Ambon soi taas enkä sanaakaan puhetta kuullut. RLO/V Oseania 1500 21.11. 1317-1427 HWA: Tentative: KUMU Honolulu, HI. ID on tutkimuksen kohteena. Huomattakoon, että tätä asemaa ei kuultu 600 - 1000 metrin pohjoislangalla vaan kuuden metrin korkeudessa olevalla MiniWhipillä. 400 metrin/306 asteen langalla asemaa ei kuulunut lainkaan. MR vahvisti samaan aikaan omalla tahollaan signaalin tarkaksi taajuudeksi 1499.998kHz=KUMU. MSO 1656 30.10. 1740- AUS: UNID kiinaa. Tässä on tosiaan kiinankielinen asema "Ao Hoa zhi sheng" Brisbanessa. Idissä erottuu vain loppuosa, pitää jatkaa höyläystä. Myös 1683.22 kuului ajoittain ja Brisvaani jopa "hyvin" (tuomiopäivän kilkutin häiritsi). TK 1701.04 30.10. 1710-1901 AUS: R Brisvaani, Brisbane. Aseman mainokset paljastivat identiteetin, kun kuunteli vähän webistä vertailua. Antoi ymmïärtää, ettïä R Brisvaanin kuunteljat saavat alennusta. Mainosti myös huonekaluja "Dial a Bed" (eikä DailaBed kuten kuulin aluksi).Klo 1900 saattaa olla myös "virallinen" ID.[1701.035]. Marraskuun alussa BOGista oli naapurin uuden kyntöoperaation jälkeen jäljellä 1 metri, jolla ei paljoa enää kuunneltu, mutta eiköhän nuo syyskynnöt nyt 30 cm lumihangessa kohta lopu ja BOG menee taas lumen alle BUS:ksi. TK Pohjois-Amerikka 570 14.11. 0448- CAN: CKSW Swift Current, SK. Mainosti paikallista tietokonefirmaa (MicroAge Computer Systems), joka löytyi pienen harjoittelun jälkeen Googlella. Kuulin nimen aluksi Microwaveksi, joka aiheutti ongelmia haussa, mutta onneksi sain katuosoitteen oikein, jonka avulla oikea firma ja paikkakunta sitten löytyi. Myös KNR oli äänessä. RLO/V 14.11. 0501- - "Country Music Radio". VJR/KIK 590 20.11. 1920- CAN: VOCM St. John's NL. En ole koskaan kuullut tätä näin aikaisin. Tuli hetken komeasti, vaikka paikalliseen auringonlaskuun oli aikaa vielä tunti. JMS 13.11. 0557- - Kaikki loppuvuodesta lokaamani alle 1000 kHz:n TA-asemat kuulen nyt ekaa kertaa. Nyt riittää taas uutta kuunneltavaa. TEJ 13.11. 0330- - IRA 610 14.11. 0300- USA: WIOD Miami FL. VJR/KIK 620 25.11. 0025- CAN: CKCM Grand Falls NF. Voimakkaasti, paikallis -id sekä mainoksia Grand Fallsiin. Kelin viimeinen asema. Aamulla bandi oli kuollut. JM 13.11. 0604- - Samaa kantria kuin VOCM. Asemat vuorottelivat jännästi: kun tämä kuului paremmin, kuului VOCM taas huonommin ja päinvastoin. TEJ 650 14.11. 0300- GRL: KNR Qeqertarsuaq. VJR/KIK 660 7.11. 0504- CAN: CFFR Calgary, AB. JNU 660 22.11. 0600- USA: WFAN New York, NY. "Radio 66". MSO 680 22.11. 0415- CAN: CFTR Toronto, ON. Pörräsi tässä jenkkikin, mutta tämä oli liian vahva... JM 680 14.11. 0605- CAN: CJOB Winnipeg MB. CJOB Weather ja uutisia. JNU 680 27.10. 2355- USA: CFTR Toronto, ON. "This is 6-80 News" nämä hitusen tavallisemmat jää verkkokalastuksessa vähem- mälle huomiolle, kun mielenkiintoisempia taajuuksia pystyy sahaamaan ja tutkimaan suurennuslasilla. JNU 720 14.11. 0600- USA: WGN Chicago IL. VJR/KIK 19.11. 0629- - RLO/V 740 24.11. 0558- CAN: CBX Edmonton AB. ARK 750 14.11. 0500- USA: WSB Atlanta GA. VJR/KIK 760 22.11. 0856- USA: WJR Detroit MI. Midnight Radio Network on newstalk 7-60 WJR. JMV/P 770 24.11. 0601- CAN: CHQR Calgary AB. Tänään taitaakin olla Alberta- aamu. ARK 780 13.11. 0310- CAN: CFDR Dartmouth NS. Kerrankin puhetta vähän pitempään, kuin tykin suusta "Kix". IRA 21.11. 2038- - Jopas kuului aikaiseen muutaman muun Kanadan saarten ja ihan itärannikon jenkin ohella. ARK 790 24.11. 0558- CAN: CFCW Camrose AB. "Driver Radio 866-505- tune", näin ma-aamuna ennen töihin lähtöä. K9AY:ssä ei muuten ole vieläkään pre-amppia. JMV 24.11. 0615- - Oikeastaan kivaa kuunnella kunnon countryä etelässä kotosalla. JM 25.11. 0545- - Taajuudella kuului mukavan kuuloista kantria, joten laitoin puolen tunnin ajastetun tallennuksen päälle ennen töihin lähtöä. Idi "Alberta's Country Legend, 7-90 C-F-C-W" tuleekin heti 40 s kuluttua tallennuksen alusta ja loput 29 min on lähes pelkkää kohinaa, mutta hyvä näin. Kantria tuli myös taajuudella 780 kHz (CFDR?), mutta en ehtinyt sitä idata. (PF = Personal First). TEJ 790 22.11. 0900- USA: WAYY Eau Claire, WI. Aamun paras ajankohta oli 08-09 utc, jolloin jenkkien signaalit olivat mukavan vahvoja. Keleillä valitettavasti standardisuunta eli suurten järvien ympäristö. JMS 800 14.11. 0600- USA: CKLW Windsor ON. VJR/KIK 22.11. 0750- - PEH 800 23.11. 2130- CAN: VOWR St. John's NF. Vahvasti, myös aamulla 0530. JM 830 22.11. 0857- USA: WCCO Minneapolis MN. Tältäkin veteraanilta on lippis, jota en koskaan kehdannut käyttää... JMV/P 850 22.11. 0900- USA: KOA Denver CO. Näin aamu himmeni vähitellen vanhoihin tuttuihin. Rutina sai voiton Paimiossa 0945. JMV/P 850 14.11. 0300- USA: WEEI Boston MA. VJR/KIK 860 14.11. 0400- CAN: CKBF2 Saskatoon SK. VJR/KIK 870 14.11. 0500- USA: WWL New Orleans LA. VJR/KIK 880 24.11. 0601- CAN: CHQT Edmonton AB. ARK 910 14.11. 0710- CAN: CKDQ Drumheller, AB. Kantria hyvällä sinkulla. "Q-91". RLO/V 920 14.11. 0501- CAN: CFRY Portage la Prairie MB. VJR/KIK 18.11. 0103- - "Your country radio CFRY". RLO/V 19.11. 0802- - "Real Country Radio". MSO 920 15.11. 0000- USA: KDHL Faribault, MN. RLO/V 920 22.11. 1200- USA: KXLY Spokane WA. ARK 930 21.11. 2301- CAN: CFBC St. John NB. ARK 930 27.10. 0503- USA: WBEN Buffalo, NY. Idaili"Newsradio 930 WBEN". TJV 22.11. 0558- - Jälleen uusi. MSO 940 22.11. 0658- CAN: CINW Montreal QC. ARK 940 27.10. 0600- CAN: CJGX Yorkton, SK. GX-94 olikin vain tämä, parempaa oli odotuksissa. TJV 14.11. 0600- - VJR/KIK 950 13.11. 0900- USA: KJR Seattle WA. Tästä arkistokelpoinen legal, muuten urheilukettinkiä. Vein lapset kouluun 06UTC ja matkan aikana kaikki mielenkiintoiset jenkit olivat häipyneet ja kelit valahtaneet alemmas. Mielen- kiintoinen rähinä aikaisemmin päällä. No eikun töihin mars. MJ 24.11. 0600- - ARK 19.11. 0759- - MSO 950 21.11. 0559- USA: WWJ Detroit, MI. Kertoi olevansa Michiganin ainut "All News Station". MSO 22.11. 0700- - ARK 960 24.11. 0600- CAN: CFAC Calgary AB. ARK 960 26.10. 0500- USA: WEAV Plattsburgh NY. Tasalta kutsu-id, muuten kuulutteli "The Zone 960 AM". TJV 970 27.10. 0500- USA: KBUL Billings MT. "Newsradio 9-70 KBUL Billings". TJV 14.11. 0500- - "Newsradio 9-70 KBUL". VJR/KIK 970 27.10. 0430- USA: WDAY Fargo, ND. TJV 980 14.11. 0300- CAN: CJME Regina SK. VJR/KIK 24.11. 0500- - "Newstalk 9-80 CJME" Uusi mulle. JNU 980 14.11. 0925- USA: KKMS Richfield, MN. Uskontoa ja painotalomainoksia. "AM 9-80 KKMS". RLO/V 980 21.11. 0602- USA: WCUB Two Rivers, WI. MSO 1000 22.11. 0913- USA: KOMO Seattle WA. MCK/N 1000 14.11. 0600- USA: WMVP Chicago IL. "ESPN Radio 1000". VJR/KIK 1010 14.11. 0500- CAN: CFRB Toronto ON. VJR/KIK 22.11. 0720- - Pitkää talk-px, jossa välipromossa vilahti jonkun Montrealilaisen aseman kutsukin. JMV/P 1020 22.11. 0706- USA: KDKA Pittsburgh PA. JMV/P 1030 22.11. 0653- USA: WBZ Boston MA. Idi ohi mennessä. JMV/P 1040 24.11. 0600- CAN: CKST Vancouver BC. ARK 1040 22.11. 0831- USA: WHO Des Moines IA. Sopivasti sää- ja liikennetiedotteet, joiden mukana runsaasti asemakuulutuksia. MCK/N 1050 22.11. 0839- CAN: CHUM Toronto OH. MCK/N 1050 22.11. 0600- USA: WEPN New York, NY. MSO 1060 22.11. 0841- CAN: CKMX Calgary AB. Kantrimusiikin lomassa kuulutuksia vain harvakseltaan. MCK/N 24.11. 0604- - ARK 1060 22.11. 0834- USA: WBIX Natick MA. MCK/N 1070 7.11. 0430- USA: KNX Los Angeles CA. RLO/V 24.11. 0605- - ARK 19.11. 0758- - "KNX Newstime - Midnight". Kyllä näitä kalifor- nialaisia on aina yhtä mukava kuulla. MSO 1080 22.11. 0831- USA: WTIC Hartford CT. Reippaasti liikenneasiaa. MCK/N 1090 14.11. 0759- USA: KPTK Seattle, WA. RLO/V 22.11. 1330- - Mansessa jenkit kuuluivat läpi päivän.
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