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25 1089 11/7/2009 2055 Russian International Radio Tbilisskaya Russia RIR program per EMWG, talk by woman in Russian, quickly overtaken by Talksport at TOH 1098 11/7/2009 2336 Radio Nacional 5 various Spain Spanish talk by 2 women // 1107 1107 11/7/2009 2336 Radio Nacional 5 various Spain Spanish talk by 2 women //585 1116 11/7/2009 2056 SER various Spain presumed with rapid talk in Spanish // 1044 1125 11/7/2009 2336 Radio Nacional 5 various Spain Talk by women in SP // 1107 1125 11/8/2009 0306 unid soft music prob Spain 1130 11/8/2009 0242 KWKH Shreveport LA USA ID 1134 11/8/2009 0307 Voice of Croatia Zadar Croatia English talk by man “Croatia can also be heard ....” - good 1134 11/6/2009 2221 COPE Salamanca Spain Spanish talk 1140 11/9/2009 0100 CM-- R. Cadena Habana Havana Cuba Classical music, ID 1140 11/9/2009 0105 XEMR Monterrey Mexico Local promos, Spanish talk 1140 11/9/2009 0050 WQBA Miami FL USA Tropical music, local ads 1143 11/7/2009 2053 Russian Int R Bolshakovo Kaliningrad (p) Brief talk in Russian by woman 1143 11/6/2009 2139 COPE Jaen Spain Spanish talk by man 1152 11/8/2009 0621 RNE5 snychros Spain At least two with audible network echo. 1179 11/8/2009 2229 Radio Sweden Solvesborg Sweden English talk by man “Radio Sweden broadcasting to Europe on 1179 kHz” - good 1180 11/9/2009 0040 CM-- R. Rebelde Villa Maria Cuba Spanish talk, Rebelde ID 1200 11/9/2009 0044 WOAI San Antonio TX USA Sports, ID 1206 11/7/2009 2336 France Info Bordeaux-Néac France Talk by M in FR // 1557 1215 11/8/2009 2037 Absolute Radio various England Rock music, IDs, // web- stream 1215 11/7/2009 2102 Voice of Russia Bolshakovo Kaliningrad Russian national anthem and ID, mixing with Absolute R. 1242 11/6/2009 2300 France Info Marseille-Cabriès-Réaltor France // 1206, weak 1251 11/6/2009 2300 unID Weak, talk, poss Libya 1260 11/7/2009 2102 CKHJ 1260 KHJ Fredericton NB Canada Country music; local weather, slogan and website announced 1269 11/7/2009 0354 DLF Neumunster Germany Opera, choral music // 1422, 756 1278 11/6/2009 2300 France Bleu Sélestat France //864 with talk and music 1296 11/8/2009 0614 Sudan National Broadcasting Corporation Reiba Sudan (t) Arabic singing/Koran 1296 11/8/2009 2218 unid Huge het, no audio 1305 11/6/2009 2300 RNE5 various Spain female singing // 747 etc. 1323 11/8/2009 0731 unID “Greensleeves” music - who? 1323 11/6/2009 2225 unid weak talk by man 1332 11/8/2009 2233 unid Czech Republic ? Big het, weak audio with unid talk by deep-voiced man 1341 11/6/2009 0209 Northern Ireland ? Solid het, no audio 1359 11/6/2009 0211 Het noted, unable to split 1377 11/7/2009 0245 France Info Lille France talk by woman in French, // others 1386.06 11/7/2009 2150 Euskadi Irratia Bilbao Spain Talk in pres Basque, folk song, //1476, thx to Jari Savolainen on RealDX for pointer to // 1394.87 11/7/2009 2056 TWR Fllakë Albania (p) Music, talk in lang by man and woman in slavic-like language (TWR listed in Bosnian at his time) 1413 11/7/2009 2050 Voice of Russia Grigoriopol Moldova (p) Talk by man in Slavic lang; VOR Bulgarian listed at this time 1413 11/6/2009 0430 Radio Nacional 5 various Spain tlk by man in Spanish, time pips 1422 11/6/2009 2246 Radio Coran Alger Algeria Arabic talk mixing with Germany 1422 11/7/2009 0352 DLF Heuswiler Saar Germany Opera and choral music // 1269, 756 1431 11/8/2009 2216 Radio Sawa (t) Arta Djibouti Strong het, no audio 1457.89 11/6/2007 2237 Radio Tirana Fllake Albania (p) Stron het measured here 1467 11/8/2009 2315 Trans World Radio Roumoules France English start of Hour of Decision program - excellent 1476 11/7/2009 2150 Euskadi Irratia Bilbao Spain Folk song, //1386, lower level signal on this channel but still readable 1485 11/6/2009 2200 SER various Spain (t) Talk bubbling up briefly, 6 time pips (last one long) at TOH.

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