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Next Issue Stopdate and Address for Loggings and Gossips: 20.2.2008 20.2.2008 Nro 4 955 Next issue stopdate and address for loggings and gossips: MONDAY, 3.3.2008 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:Esa Hänninen (EJH).......…[email protected].................... 09 - 8030 984 Ultimas Noticias: Jari Lehtinen (JLN)………[email protected]………………….03 – 7830 598 Loggings & Hot News: Jari Lehtinen (JLN)........…[email protected]...……….…....... 03 - 7830 598 Brittein saaret 774 8.2. 0732- G: BBC R Kent. Säätä ja liikennettä. JVH 1170 9.2. 0600- G: Magic 1170, Stockton. Uutispuuroa. MSO 1368 8.2. 1732- G: BBC R Lincolnshire, Lincoln. Keskitalven "top t emperature + 12 Celcius". JVH 1368 8.2. 1733- G: Manx R, Douglas, Isle of Man. Mies on Lincolnia vahvempi, mot. JVH Iberia 1602 6.2. 1800- E: R Vitoria,Vitoria-Gasteiz. Melko tasavahvasti Cartagenan ja Waddenzeen kanssa, jotka myös idasivat tasan kieppeillä. JVH Afrikka 1566 15.2. 0420- BEN: TWR Benin. Puoleen saakka afrokieltä, sitten englantia mukavalla kuuluvuudella. PEH 1566 17.2. 0454- - Vahvasti taajuuden brittien säestämänä. Englantia 0500 UTC asti, jonka jälkeen puoli tuntia paikallisilla murteilla ja taas englanniksi 0530 UTC alkaen. TEJ Aasia 558 8.2. 1320-1330 CHN: CNR, Xinjiang-Ug, Urumqi. Uusi tuttavuus mainioilla keleillä, lähettää uiguuriksi. Tavalliset japanilaisetkin olivat perjantaina ja torstaina äänessä. SSS 666 4.2. 2020-2110 PHL: DZRH Manila. Huuhteli kutsuidejä ohjelman lomassa. Tämä taajuus on tainnut unohtua kansalta tsekata, vaikka asema tuntuu kuuluvan helpohkosti, kun illalla Liettuan tehomylly on hiljaa. TK 702 4.2. 2100- PHL: DZAS Valenzuela. Selkeä IDi eurojen ja kiinalaisen puristuksessa juuri tasalta. Tämäkin taajuus tuntuu olevan illalla auki. TK 1062 4.2. 2100- PHL: DZEC Eagle Broadcasting, Pasig. Tälläkin iso idi tasalla, liekö aloitellut päiväänsä. TK 1260 28.8.04 1903- CALCEL TWN: Cheng Sheng BC, Putzi. 'Zhen Shen Guan Bo Dien Tai'. Aseman identiteetti varmistui vasta taiwaninlaisen kuuntelijan avustuksella. Perun tämän lokauksen, koska asemalta tuli jo kauan sitten vastaus, että tämä ei ole heidän ohjelmaansa. On uskottava asemaa, vaikka taiwanilainen kuuntelija idin nauhoituksesta löysikin... JHY/V 1269 8.2. 1350-1405 PHL: Bombo Radyo. Ei call-idiä, mutta Bombo & puhelinnumero. Kummallista keliä, taajuudella Kiinan FS + filsu, myöhemmin heikosti alkoi tulla myös DLF (ant. BOG 300 m NE veden ja loskan alla). Lienee taajuuden tavallisin filsu. SDR:stä kaivettu. TK 1386 6.2. 1600- J: JOJB NHK-2 Kanazawa. Lopetusseremoniat. Aikaisemmin tässä tuli Kiinaa, Intiaa ja Thaimaata. Mukava puhdas taajuus - toistaiseksi. JSA Pohjois-Amerikka 1320 10.2. 0145- CAN: CKEC New Glasgow NS. Yön ainoa stabiili TA. Sporttia ja "94,1 East Coast FM"-kuulutuksia. Äänessä Kevin Reid. JVH 1390 8.2. 0604- USA: WEGP Presque Isle ME. Wx. Kovin NA-signaali koti-QTH:n stumpeilla tähän mennessä. JVH 1450 17.2. 0040- BER: VSB-1 Hamilton. Ilmoitetaan nyt, kun kuului paremmin kuin viimeksi. Alkuperäishittejä viime vuosisadan puolivälin tienoilta. MSO 1540 17.2. 0700- CAN: CHIN Toronto, ON. Jo musavalikoima kavalsi aseman ennen asemakuulutusta. Italiaa, hyvin tähän aikaan. MSO 1540 24.1. 0727- USA: WDCD Albany, NY. Samaan aikaan mielenkiintoiset 1380 kiinaa WKDM? ja 1330 espanjaa. Ja tällä taajuudella puhuttiin tietysti kielillä. MSO 1560 16.2. 0556- USA: WQEW New York NY. Disney-id taajuutta kopaistessa. SA-NA-asemaa luettavuuden rajamailla 1390:stä ylöspäin. JVH 1630 9.2. 0602- USA: KKGM Forth Worth TX. legal-id'ssä "Morteson Broadcasting station" - uusi asema mulle. Kiva. JNU 1650 9.2. 0606- USA: KWHN Forth Smith AR. "newstalk 1650" ja jatkoi C2C:n tutun tunnarin hiipiessä aalloille. Uusi jenkkiosavaltio. Jihaa! JNU 1660 16.2. 0550- USA: WCNZ Marco Island FL. TEJ 16.2. 0557- - Aamun vahvin. Heitti "Relevant Radio dot com" taajuutta ohitettaessa. JVH 1670 17.2. 0549- USA: WVVM Dry Branch GA. Tasalta kutsu, muuten "Viva 16-70" ja lattari-mx. Jotenkin nämä etelän asemat, varsinkin kotona kuultuna, yhä säväyttävät, X-bandin "inflatorisesta" vaikutuksesta huolimatta. Samalla 1680 ja 1700 lujaa, 1190 asti töhinöitä. JVH 17.2. 0552- - Idasi sopivasti "Viva 16-70" juuri taajuudelle tullessani. Kuului tosi heiveröisesti ja painuikin pian kohinaan musiikkia soitellen. Uusi asema minulle. TEJ 1680 16.2. 0540- USA: WLAA Winter Garden FL. TEJ 1690 9.2. 0600- USA: WMLB Avondale Estates GA. VOice of the Arts. Ei ihan hirmu yleinen tuttavuus etelässä. JNU 1700 9.2. 0550- USA: KVNS Brownsville TX. "Oldies Radio, 17-hundred KVNS Brownsville...". Vahvasti 62 m "beveragella"... JVH 9.2. 0602- - "Oldies Radio, Classic Rock & Roll". Tosi vahvasti, alla toinen jenkki, ilmeisesti WEUP. TEJ 9.2. 0559- - Laitetaan tämäkin, kun tuli niin hienosti. Leveä kaista ja oldies-musaa olisi voinut kuunnella pidempäänkin. JNU 1700 9.2. 0552- USA: WEUP Huntsville AL. Nousi gospeleineen pariin otteeseen texasilaisen rinnalle. "WEUP, the people´s station, praising God...". JVH 1700 17.2. 0557- USA: WJCC Miami Springs FL. Idit pari minuuttia ennen tasaa sekä espanjaksi että englanniksi. "W-J-C-C 17-00 AM". TEJ Keski-Amerikka 1320 17.2. 2330- PTR: WSKN R Isla, San Juan. Nousi mukavasti kertoillen nimensä. Tämän saaren asemia tuli edellisyönäkin mm. 1390 WISA (NoID). MSO 1340 9.2. 0558- CUB: CMFL R. Ciudad del Mar, Palmira. 10 kiloa ylempänä tuli paremmin pinkan päällimmäisenä. Tämä lienee kuitenkin harvinaisempi? JNU 1350 9.2. 0558- CUB: CMFL R. Ciudad del Mar,Aguada de Pasajeros. "Esta es C-M-F-L Radio Ciudad del Mar..." nätisti päällimmäisenä. JNU 1430 9.2. 0605-0630 DOM: HIJC Radio Emanuel, Santiago. Niinpä se asema sanoo - TNX JNU! Aluksi PR (seis-trenta) vahvempi, mutta dominikaani alkoi taistella taajuudesta. Krediitit niille, jotka aseman ekana löysivät (taisi olla JMS ekana), vaikka viime vuoden eräässä tallenteessani taitaa olla tämä myös (ehkä arkistot on avattava...). TK 9.2. 0610- - "...Republica Dominicana.... Santiago de America transmite Radio Emanuel, la primera..." Johan oli herätys tähän aamuun. Kannattaa muuten joka aamu kuulla uusi asema, vaikka sitten tallenteelta. Tuli hienosti, ja himassa!! JNU 1570 9.2. 0610- MEX: XERF Cd. Acuna. JM 9.2. 0630- - TEJ 9.2. 0635- - Paukkumalla. "Sintoniza Usted XERF La Poderosa 15-70 en AM...". JVH Etelä-Amerikka 680 7.2. 0554- CLM: R Nacional de Colombia, Sabanagrande. MSO 730 7.2. 0602- CLM: HJCU R Lider, Bogota. MSO 780 7.2. 0538- VEN: YVMN R Coro, Coro. Aseman kello on ruvennut jätättämään koskapa edisti enää minuutin. MSO 1250 9.2. 0603- CLM: HJCA R Capital, Bogotá. MSO 9.2. 0605- - JM 9.2. 0621- - JVH 1290 9.2. 0628- VEN: YVLF R Puerto Cabello, Puerto Cabello. Lujaa. JVH 1300 1.1. 0310- VEN: YVNS R Amistad, Maracaibo. Nauhojen kelaus toi muutamia aiemmin havaitsemattomia esiin. MCK/N 1320 9.2. 0611- VEN: YVWP R Apolo, Turmero. Uusi tuttavuus, mutta vain jingle ja erittäin menevää musisointia. JVH 1390 31.1. 0500- VEN: YVZA Radio Fe y Alegría, Caracas. Tämä ja 1620 tulivat luettavasti + liuta töhinöitä. JVH 1460 9.2. 0600- CLM: HJJW Em Nuevo Continente, Bogotá. MSO 1470 18.2. 0530-0555 VEN: YVJW R Llanerísima 1470, Valencia. Dominoi, Vibrasta ei väräystäkään. Ihme, että vain kerran lokattu OLLissa aiemmin. Nautittavaa musisointia, maistui uudelta, vaikka Latinan QSL on kansiossa. Erilaisia idejä, mm. "En Llanerísima 14-70 es la 1 y 20 minutos hora CNB". JVH 18.2. 0600- - Ihmettelin juuri tallennuksesta purkamaani asemaa ja päätin kurkata OLLiin. No, asema kuultu samana aamuna by JVH. MSO 1470 10.2. 0215- VEN: YVSY R Vibración, Carúpano. "En Vibración son las 9.45 minutos". JVH 1550 9.2. 0602- CLM: HJZI MCI Radio, Bogotá. MSO 1580 9.2. 0600- CLM: HJQT R Mar, Bogotá. Pientä epävarmuutta id:ssä, mutta päädyin taas tähän höyläämisen jälkeen... JM PAPUALAISTEN TAULUKOIDUT LÄHETYSAJAT FREQ STRT STOP CIRAF ZONES LOC POWR AZIMUTH 3205 0700 1300 51 VAI 10 25 1 3345 0700 1300 51 POP 10 25 27 3205 1930 2200 51 VAI 10 25 2 3345 1930 2200 51 POP 10 25 28 3220 0700 1300 51 LAE 10 25 4 3355 0700 1300 51 CHM 10 25 31 3220 1930 2200 51 LAE 10 25 5 3355 1930 2200 51 CHM 10 25 32 3235 0700 1300 51 KIM 10 25 6 3365 0700 1400 51 ALO 10 25 33 3235 1930 2200 51 KIM 10 25 7 3365 1930 2200 51 ALO 10 25 34 3245 0700 1300 51 KRM 10 25 8 3375 0700 1300 51 M-H 10 25 36 3245 1930 2200 51 KRM 10 25 9 3375 1930 2200 51 M-H 10 25 37 3260 0700 1300 51 MAD 10 25 12 3385 1930 2200 51 RAB 10 25 38 3260 1930 2200 51 MAD 10 25 13 3395 0700 1300 51 PMR 50 25 0 3275 0700 1300 51 MEN 10 25 14 3395 0700 1900 51 PMR 10 25 44 3275 1930 2200 51 MEN 10 25 15 3905 0700 1300 51 KAV 10 25 45 3290 0700 1300 51 CEN 10 25 16 3905 1930 2200 51 KAV 10 25 46 3290 1930 2200 51 CEN 10 25 17 4890 0700 1400 51 PMR 50 25 0 3305 0700 1300 51 DAR 10 25 18 4890 1930 2230 51 PMR 50 25 0 3305 1930 2200 51 DAR 10 25 19 5985 2200 0700 51E RAB 10 25 213 3315 0700 1300 51 LAW 10 25 20 6020 2200 0700 51 KIE 10 25 272 3315 1930 2200 51 LAW 10 25 21 6040 2200 0700 51 ALO 10 25 320 3325 0700 1300 51 KIE 10 25 23 6080 2200 0700 51 DAR 10 25 386 3325 1900 2200 51 KIE 10 25 24 6140 2200 0700 51 WEW 10 25 485 3335 0700 1300 51 WEW 10 25 25 9675 2230 0700 51 PMR 50 25 0 3335 1930 2200 51 WEW 10 25 26 11880 2230 0730 51 PMR 50 25 0 Tnx JMS! LEM248 – PEDITION LEMMENJOELLE 15.-27.10.2007 Osallistujat: Roland Sandberg (RS) Ilpo Parviainen (IPA) Jarmo Havukunnas (JHU) Laitteet: 1 x NRD-545 6 x NRD-535 1 x NRD-515 1 x NRD-525 4 x Yaesu FRG-100 1 x AOR –7030 1 x SDR 14 Suuret kiitokset peditionin ”kalustamisesta” ANA:lle, HAS:lle, HAT:lle ja TRE:lle, sekä muutamien kiperien nauhoitusten selvittämisavusta JPR:lle ja JMS:lle (also big thanks to HK!!).
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