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Next Issue Stopdate and Address for Loggings and Gossips: 22.2.2012 22.2.2012 Nro 4 1034 Next issue stopdate and address for loggings and gossips: MONDAY, 9.3.2012 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)……… [email protected] 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 http://anodos.freeforums.org/radio-miniwatt-1260-am-athens-t962-90.html Eurooppa 738 6.2. 0533- RUS: WRN Moscow. YLE lähettää tässä suomea, eipä sitäkään pahemmin keskiaalloilta nykyään kuule... JP 963 14.12.11 1400- BUL: R Shumen, Shumen. JHY 1251 16.1. 1600- HNG: R Debrecen, Nyiregyhaza. JHY 1260 21.1. 1600- + GRC: R Miniwatt, Ateena. Lisätään Eurooppa-palstalle, vaikka piraatti onkin, sillä toimii avoimen kaupallisesti. Selvisi HKU:n ja hänen kontaktiverkkonsa avulla, mistä suuri kiitos. "What you hear is a satirical Advertise spots from the station'' Radio Minivat'' from Athens, the power is 5kw (Tube is 4CX5000) with vertical antenna height 27m." Muutkin LEM316:n lokaukset massasyötön kautta ilmestynevät, kun jaksetaan kärsivällisesti odottaa. LEM316 3995 9.2. 1900- D: HCJB, Kall-Krekel. Lähettää vieläkin Radio 700:n lähettimellä Kall-Krekelistä. Radio 700:n lähetyksethän (3995kHz, 5980kHz, 6005kHz, 6085kHz) voi raportoida vaikka tällä web-lomakkeella: http://www.shortwaveservice.com/?page_id=33 . VMA 9480 12.2. 0900- D: Atlantic 2000. Ranskaa via Göhren-TX. Nettitietojen perusteella laillinen lähetin, joten siirretään lokaus EU- puolelle. TIK 9480 19.2. 0900- D: European Music R. via MV Baltic Radio via Göhren TX. Reilua tuntia myöhemmin jatkoi Atlantic 2000 International. TIK 9480 22.1. -1100 D: Radio Gloria International. Via Göhren. Kiina jäi mesoamaan yksin taajuudelle. TIK Piraatit 1620 11.2. 2115- HOL: Zender Carolina. Mahtava signaali, joka kilpaili voimakkuudellaan jopa 1653:lla olleen Radio Baronesin kanssa. Ohjelma pääosin tauotonta polkkaa. TIK 1640 9.2. 2031- HOL: Moby Dick. JJJ 1640.7 11.2. 2055- HOL: R Wadloper. Kantriasema. Lähetteli terkkuja suorassa lähetyksessä. TIK 3911 15.4.11 2315- BEL: Radio Festivum. JJJ 3934.9 11.2. 1950- HOL: R Rainbow. TIK 4890 5.2. 2015- HOL: Bluestarradio, Neede? Ensimmäistä kertaa tropiikeilla. Äityi hetkeksi huippukuuluvuuteen mutta putosi pian vaikka MUFfia olisi pitänyt piisata. EDIT: QSL:n mukaan Overijssel on provinssi, vaikka kaupungiksi kertoi ensin Needen Gelderlandissa. Lienee lähin iso kaupunki joka sattuu nyt vaan sijatsemaan naapuriprovinssissa. Teho 100W. JMN 6220 12.2. 0904- HOL: R Merlin International. On myös vakiokuulujia. TIK 6220 4.2. 1625- HOL: Telstar R International. JJJ 6300 11.2. 1240- HOL: De Witte Reus. Tämä lähettää melko säännöllisesti joka viikonloppu. TIK 6305 15.1. 1222- HOL: Baken 16. Tunnetaan myös nimellä: Shoreline Radio. JJJ 6305 15.1. 1220- HOL: Baken 16. EDIT: Sama asema kuin Polaris. Sama tapa sillata ja sama vastaustekstikin. JMN 6305 9.2. 1730- I: RMGP Radio Mistero Ghost Planet. LSB. Oli aktiivinen vuosina 1986-87, palasi 48mb:lle tänään pitkästä aikaa, 20W teholla. JJJ 6310.1 11.2. -1914 HOL: R Flying Dutchman. Lähetti vain 10 watilla, mutta tuli kohtalaisen hyvin. TIK 6315 19.2. 1815- DNK: Bad Boys Radio Shortwave. JJJ 6510 11.2. 1830- HOL: R Rising Sun. Äänessä joka viikonloppu. TIK 7480 19.2. 0915- D: R Thunderbird. Todella heikko keli, mutta juuri ja juuri ID nousi kuuluviin sopivalla hetkellä. JJJ 7490 12.2. 0905- UNID: Geronimo Shortwave. Kunnollista juonnettua ohjelmaa (DJ Dave Scott). Email: [email protected]. TIK 7495 12.2. 1100- FIN: Baltic Sea Radio. LSB. JJJ 7545 11.2. 1525- HOL: Trans Europe Radio. Vaikka tehoa on maltillisesti, tämä tuntuu tulevan aina tosi lujaa. [email protected] on osoite raporteille. TIK Brittein saaret 558 15.2. 0600- G: Spectrum R, Crystal Palace. Nihkeää keliä, mutta sentään jotain uutta. "One world, one station, this is Spectrum Radio". MCK/N 630 16.1. 0621- G: BBC Three Counties R, Luton. Myös "3CR". JHY 666 16.1. 0600- G: BBC Radio North York, Fulford. "BBC for North Yorkshire". JHY 729 15.2. 0600- G: BBC Essex, Manningtree. Tuli ajoittain kivasti espanjalaista voimakkaammin. MCK/N 738 15.2. 0600- G: BBC Hereford & Worcester, Worcester. No kuunteleehan näitä brittejäkin mielellään atlantintakaisten asemien puuttuessa. MCK/N 792 15.2. 0600- G: Gold, Bedford. MCK/N 801 15.2. 0600- G: BBC R Devon, Barnstaple. "Good Morning Devon". Sainpas viimein tämänkin kuultua. MCK/N 936 15.2. 0600- G: Stray FM, Hawes. Tämä ei olekaan enää Fresh. Uutisissa kerrottiin, kuinka pääministeri pyrkii hillitse- mään väkijuomien liikakäyttöä (silleen yleisesti, ei omaa käyttöään). MCK/N 936 4.2. 0603- G: Stray FM, Hawes. JHY 1251 15.2. 0600- G: Gold, Great Barton. MCK/N 1305 15.2. 0600- G: Magic AM, Barnsley. MCK/N 1566 10.2. 1745- G: BBC Somerset, Taunton. Tuli vahvasti Ben McGrailin ohjelmalla. Käytti "BBC Somerset" idiä. Tämä on siis kuunneltu TreDXK:n Niihaman netti-Perseuksella ja siitä tuo /Ne. VMA/Ne Iberia 558 16.1. 0625- E: RNE-5 Comunidad Valenciana, Valencia. JHY 576 16.1. 0625- E: RNE5 Catalunia, Barcelona. JHY 657 16.1. 0625- E: RNE5 Madrid, Madrid. JHY 666 16.1. 0626- POR: RDP Antena 1. JHY 1098 17.1. 0650- E: RNE-5 Galicia, Lugo. JHY 1116 17.1. 0620- E: SER R Pontevedra., Pontevedra. Noticias locales. JHY 1125 17.1. 0626- E: :RNE-5 Extremadura, Badajoz. JHY 1296 11.2. 2259- E: COPE Valencia. TIK 1503 15.12.11 0625- E: RNE5 Andalucia, La Linea. JHY Afrikka 981 4.2. 0300- ALG: RTA Alger, Ouled Fayed. JHY 1296 11.2. 1900- SDN: SNBC Reiba. Tuntia aiemmin ei kuulunut lainkaan, nyt sai kovalevylle hienot ID:t S9-sinkulla. TIK 1296 8.1. 0400- SDN: SRTC Rebia. JHY 1431 25.1. 0115- DJI: R Sawa, Djibouti. JHY Aasia 666 9.2. 1455- PHL: DZRH Manila. Aasiakelikin alkaa parantua, mutta ei mitään ihmeellistä - paitsi taiwanilaiset 1260 ja 1314. Mm. Kiina-QRM. Tämä on nyt aika yleinen, joskin Verdad 1349.97 edelleen helpoin filsu. TK 963 23.1. 1530- CYP: CyBS Nicosia. JHY 981 11.2. 1615- CHN: CNR 1. Voimalla tässä. TIK 1008 23.1. 1527- IRN: IRIB R Semnan, Semnan. JHY 1017 24.1. 1630- IRN: IRIB R Iran, Zahadan. Irankin on saanut tilaa tässä. Valitettavasti vain R Iran kanava tällä taajuudella. JHY 1026 24.1. 1630- IRN: IRIB Radio Tabriz, Āzarb āij ān-e Sharqi. JHY 1035 23.1. 1514- IRN: IRIB R Yazd, Yazd. Iranikeliä - virolaista ei näkynyt eikä kuulunut. JHY 1098 23.1. 1515- ARS: BSKSA Damman. JHY 1116 23.1. 1530- IRN: IRIB R Iran, Arkadan. JHY 1188 24.1. 1630- IRN: IRIB R Payam, Tehran. JHY 11.2. 2259- - TIK 1197 16.1. 0330- IRN: IRIB Radio Ardabil, Moghan. JHY 1269 12.2. 1500- J: JOHW/JOFM HBC Hokkaido Hoso, Esashi/Obihiro. Yllättäen myös Hokkaidoa tänään //1287. Aika kova japsikeli, mm. sellaisia taajuuksia kuin 1485 ja 1530 auki. Oli muuten sunnuntaisen Silent Periodien alkua, ainakin juuri 15 utc 1278 JOFR esitti HIFI-kuuluvuudella seikkaperäisen kuulutuksen luetellen kaikkien asemiensa kutsut ja tehot - sitten pillit pussiin. TK 1278 16.1. 1530- IRN: IRIB Radio Kermanshah, Kermanshah. JHY 1341 25.1. 0100- KWT: R Kuwait, Magwa. ´Quraan al Kariim' . JHY 1359 11.2. 1600- CHN: CNR 1. Nousi idille hiljaisella taajuudella. TIK 1377 25.1. 0100- ARM: Voice of Russia, Gavar. Ranskaa ei tajuudella kuulunut. VOR englantia. JHY 1377 11.2. 1559- CHN: CNR 1. Tässä voimalla ranskalaisen kanssa. Täällä lännessä hilsekinuskitkaan eivät jokapäiväistä herkkua. TIK 1395 11.2. 1600- CHN: Anhui Shenghuo RGD. TIK 1404 12.2. 1455- J: JOQL HBC Kushiro. Jäi pian kiinalaisen ja euron jalkoihin. Myös 864 HBC tuntui kuuluvan, mutta liian heikosti edes //vertailun kannalta. TK 1467 11.2. 1559- KGZ: TWR Bishkek. TIK 1485 12.2. 1459- J: JOGO RAB Aomori Hoso. "RAB". Ei vieläkään muuta kuin tämä japsi tässä. TK 1539 11.2. 1530- CHN: CNR 1. TIK 1557 12.2. 1459- J: JOHS Rumoi HBC. Tätä japsitaajuutta ei aina muista edes tsekata, mutta nyt Hokkaidokelillä tuli tämäkin. "HBC Hokkaido Hoso" - no helppo tsekata, kun vertasi //1287 ohjelmaan. Itselle eka kerta japsi tässä. 80. Kungsbölessä kuultu - tosin niistä osa tentatiivisiä vailla omaa idiä. TK 1566 11.2. 1859- KOR: HLAZ Jeju. Porskutti normaaliakin kovemmin. Ennen tasaan lähetti Radio Teoksen venäjänkielistä ohjelmaa, jatkoi sitten korealla. Taustalla musaili joku kiinalainen. TIK 1593 11.2. 1559- CHN: CNR 1. TIK 4800 18.2. 2055- CHN: CNR 1, Golmud. Kuului tässä komeasti lattarilangalla. TIK Oseania 1570 16.12.11 1040- HWA: KUAU Haiku, HI. Oli tämän kuuntelijan ensimmäinen MW-havaijilainen, onneksi kelit paranivat pediksen loppua kohden. Henksun kyljessä joulukuusimainos. AIH12/KRV Pohjois-Amerikka 620 16.1. 0703- CAN: CKCM Grand Falls NF. JHY 640 12.2. 0059- CAN: CBN St. John's NL. CBC News. TIK 16.1. 0700- - JHY 640 17.12.11 0800- USA: KFI Los Angeles, CA. Vastasi sähköpostiin nopeasti ja vieläpä lauantaina! AIH12/KRV 660 17.12.11 0900- ALS: KFAR Fairbanks, AK. Fox News ja perään Twilight Zone kuunnelmaa. AIH12/KRV 680 11.12.11 0245- CAN: CFTR Toronto, ON. Teki ennätyksen vastaamalla raporttiin kolmessa minuutissa. :). AIH12/KRV 710 16.1. 0620- CAN: CKVO Clarenville NF. VOCM. JHY 850 16.12.11 1245- ALS: KICY Nome, AK. Henksua. AIH12/KRV 930 20.1. 0503- CAN: CJYQ St. John's NF. JHY 1060 16.10.10 0150- USA: KRCN Longmont, CO. LEM293 1080 26.11.10 0300- USA: WNWI Oak Lawn IL. "We are WNWI Oak Lawn – Chicago.".
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