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SWB-Info QSL, Kommentarer Issue no. 1846, March 27, 2015. Deadline e-mail next issue: 0800 UTC, April 10, 2016. Well, time again to compile another SWB-info issue of SWB. SWB on HCDX : http://www.hard-core-dx.com/swb SWB member information : http://www.hard-core-dx.com/swb/member.htm Two interesting Dateline Bogotá 1993-1998 : http://www.hard-core-dx.com/swb/Dateline.htm items for this issue, SWB latest issue/archive : http://www.hard-core-dx.com/swb/archive.htm 3210 Unique Radio in Australia. This one will be ex- QSL, kommentarer, mm . tremely tough to log here in southern Ullmar Qvick : Äntligen ett litet direkt bidrag från mig. Har minskat amatörlyssningen Scandinavia. och ägnar mig blygsamt åt kortvåg rundradio. QSL har kommit i år från: CRI Beijing 6100 kHz e-QSL med uppgift att man måst The other one is sluta skicka kort med posten av ekonomiska skäl. SDXF Sala 6060 kHz kort v/s Gert Voice of Hope on Nilsson samt e-brev från honom. 4965, a much easier The Mighty KBC 6095 kHz snyggt e-QSL och e-brev från Eric van Willegen Hobart station for us to Radio international via Channel 292 Rohrbach G, 6070 kHz, snyggt e-QSL och e- hear. Also noted brev från Rob Wise. RFA Saipan 12105 kHz kort för "Year of the Monkey" 9 dagar. here on March 25 at RFA Tinian 13735 kHz d:o. 2140. Och så mina blygsamma loggningar (se loggen). Det var det hela. Jag håller stadig kontakt med CON efter hans knäledsoperation nyligen. Han har pace- We have a few maker så han är mycket beroende av hjärtats kondition. Men Classe är en fighter, gam- oldtimers who have mal raggare.... started looking in Jag kommer nog inte till ARC-konvent men siktar på SDXF årsmöte i stället. Bästa old boxes in their hälsningar garages. A lot of interesting old Christoph Ratzer: Yesterday I installed at my station a better grounding, a new GPS QSL-cards have antenna for my GPS Stabilised 10 MHz Oscillator and do some updates, only Jaguar did been found. again not work. Installed evyr piece new, latest Jaguar, lates Perseus Drivers, it did not So I thought it work with my hardware. could be interesting Picture from yesterday, spring is coming in Austria! My Reversible Beverage Sy- to share those stem 250 mt. > 315° USA – > 135° East-Africa. QSL's also here and not only on the Facebook pages. As you can see on the picture to the right spring is com- ing slowlyto the Alps and there will be cattle instead of antennas! Keep on …. ============= R e d a k t i o n: Thomas Nilsson E-mail: [email protected] page 1 Christer Brunström: Jag har nyligen kommit hem från en vecka på den lilla ön Lundy utanför västra Englands kust. En mycket trevligt besök med fint väder. Sedan sist har jag fått följande nya QSL : Bible Voice Broadcasting, Nauen 7220 kHz kort och All India Radio 7550 kort. Glad Påsk! Robert Wilkner: Mosquito Coast DX News - March 26 2016. Tropical rain and thunderstorm returned to southeastern Florida this fortnight. Conditions on the Tropical Band have been very poor Distant thunderstorm heard over most signal below five Megs. Trusting for some improvement in April. All typos and mistakes are mine alone! Note: 6105.3 Bolivia, Radio Panamericana, La Paz seems active occasionally when relaying Bolivian sports events. in the local evenings 2300+ Log (UTC) 2360 Mar22 0948 Radio Educadora de Limeira , ON em Ondas Tropicais de 2380 kHz OM CX Geral sobre a jornada de trabalho dos fucionarios publicos de Limeira / SP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erVgreRycVM&feature=youtu.be (Daniel Wyllyans Nova Xavantina MT Brazil VIA HCDX) 2485 Mar24 0945 VL8K Katherine NT strong carrier with weak occasional om chat audio. (Wilkner) 2749U Mar23 0248 YL voice with marine weather in English, poor in noise level. Canadian Coast Guard website shows VCS Halifax NS starts at 0240 via Sambro site with ``Radiotelephony, Technical marine synopsis, forecasts and wave height forecasts for marine areas: 201 to 214. Notices to Shipping in South Coast Nova Scotia area. Notices to Shipping revising the position of every reported offshore exploration and exploitation vessel`` (Glenn Hau- ser, OK) 3200 Mar14 0403 TWR (Manzini). Surprisingly good in GM //4775 w/ inspirational chat/contemporary Christian songs. (Dan Sheedy) 3210 Mar17 1140 Out here on the coast, was only able to hear an open carrier on 3210, randomly checking from about 1140 to 1340, but never at the level to make out any audio. Imagine it will take an exceptional day of very good propagation for any reception at my QTH. Was checking due to Hiroyuki Komatsubara's alert that he heard "Unique Radio" on March 15, via remote receiver in Australia at 1000. (Ron Howard, Asilomar State Beach, CA, USA) 3210 Mar24 1310 Most likely the next Unique R broadcast on 3210 kHz will be heard next Fri & Sat night. With Easter holidays imminent it might also be worth looking be fore & after those days. (Ian Baxter, AUS via DXLD) -------------------- Thanks Ian for the update! Fluttery open carrier on 3210, assume to be the low powered Australian station on March 24; at 1310 with open carrier through subsequent checking till 1412; about 1357 seemed faint traces of some audio, but unusable for any details. My local sunrise was at 1404 UT. A day of good conditions. Most likely the next Unique R broadcast on 3210kHz will be heard next Fri & Sat night. With Easter holidays imminent it might also be worth looking be fore & after those days. (Ron Howard, California)) 3210 Mar25 1015 trace of a JBA carrier. Maybe it`s the new low-power NSW Australian, Unique Radio, explained by operator Tim Gaynor in DXLD 16-12 and via WORLD OF RADIO 1818: ``Hi Glenn, A quick note to say I have activated a small low powered shortwave facility from my QTH at Halls Creek, 50 km North East of Tamworth, NSW, Australia. It's a licensed HF domestic station with a 1 kW day ERP and night time 100 watts into the antenna. The antenna is a 35.5 metre vertical inverted wire with a 9:1 Unun and a ham antenna tuner on 3210 kHz. I have had it on air quite a few weeknights from around 0800 till around 1300 UT although sometimes may go longer. Some weekends again from 0800 till around 1400 UT. I would also like to air your superb show at random night times, if that's OK? I've been airing a lot of my old net shows and also a mix of oldies. But would like to have more DX style shows and maybe have them in program- ming blocks, especially weekend nights. So far I have received a few reception reports from The Gold Coast, Queensland, and also Brisbane, Queensland. Anyone hearing 'Unique radio 2SG' OR MAXIHITZ could let me know on email [email protected] --- I will QSL for correct audio files and/or reports. Many thanks, Glenn, and love your show. Best regards (Tim Gaynor, March 17, WORLD OF RADIO 1818, DX LISTE- NING DIGEST) I told him fine, please do (Glenn Hauser, DXLD) 3260 Mar17 -1205* NBC Madang. "NBC News in Brief"; promo for "NBC TV"; suddenly off; almost fair (Ron Howard, Asilomar State Beach, CA, USA) page 2 3276,9 Mar24 1143 V28 ("The Parrot") was indeed active today on 3277.0. First noted at 1143 with Korean numbers. Later (1209-1221) heard again. Different format than normal. Today gave seri- es of numbers and then a short break till the next series, but sometimes the gap between them lasted up to three minutes. Unusual. Could not help but notice V28, as I was check- ing 3275 for PNG-NBC, which remains silent. Noted N BC Madang (3260) suddenly signed off at 1208* with above average reception, after the "NBC News in Brief" (news & sports info). NBC Bougainville (3325) suddenly signed off today at 1152*, leaving RRI in the clear; at 1148 talking about a"NBC Bougainville program . ". (Ron Howard California) 3290 Mar26 0725 Voice of Guyana with om ments de Guyana and ID fair to poor signal on 24 March;…. 0900 mention of Guyana through thunderstorm crackle then om with religi- ous programing 0910 .fair to signal. (Wilkner) 3310 Mar19 2225 R.Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba, quíchua, texto; mas em ascensão. (Carlos Gonçalves) 3310 Mar24 0935 Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba with yl chat in Quechua to 0940, difficult signal with fades. (Wilkner) 3310.00 Mar17 0030 R Mosoj Chaski, Cotapachi Quechua talk and song. (AP-DNK) 3325 Mar21 -1205* NBC Bougainville. Today NBC slightly better than RRI; pop songs with DJ in Pid- gin/Tok Pisin; 1202 full "NBC Bougainville" ID with usual frequencies; into the news in English; suddenly off (Ron Howard, Asilomar State Beach, CA, USA) 3325 Mar24 1146 Weak station talking; I can`t tell if there is more than one; by 1200 it`s a JBA carrier. Leave it to Ron Howard in California to unravel this on same date: ``NBC Bougainville (3325) suddenly signed off today at 1152*, leaving RRI in the clear; at 1148 talking about a "NBC Bougainville program . ".`` It seems these two are virtually zero-beat on 3325.0 so can`t differentiate them by frequency (Glenn Hauser, OK) 3365.1 Mar19 2229 R.Cultura, Araraquara SP, canções; mas em alguma ascensão. O sinal é, invariàvelmen- te, mau. (Carlos Gonçalves) 3375 Mar20 1030 Radio Municipal, M in PT commentary, weak signal but held steady. (XM) 3375.073 Mar25 1017 S5 signal in Brazuguese, no doubt 1 kW R.
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