There were 22 Indos up from 2899 to 15125, not including duplicate
frequencies for Jambi, and no VOI.
There were 16 PNG plus 4890,9675.
I was down on the coast of Washington. I'm still catching up my loggings
online as I just got back home.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2000 8:40 AM
Subject: [HCDX] Please, more magnetic
storms!!
Got up at 1145 UTC [4:45 a.m. local] to check
for reception. We need more magnetic storms! I was mostly looking for PNG and
found them on:
3204.966 [still noted on this "off" frequency], 3315,
3325, 3335, 3355, 3385, 3905, and 4890 kHz.
I heard an Indonesian, RRI, Ternate Maluku
{ex. Spice Islands where there is mucho civil unrest!}, and Indonesia again on
3385.245 kHz [Kupang, Timur].
The PNG stations shutdown for the day at 1200
UTC. The station on 3204.996 [R. Sandaun, Vanimo] went off the air at about
1204 UTC, later than the others. All the signal strengths were fairly good
between -80 and -100 dBm. The 4890 kHz station in Port Moresby was clearer
than local AM MF stations!
At 1200 UTC on 5 MHz I could hear
clearly and loudly: WWV, WWVH, JJY noting CW for "U", i.e. uncertain
conditions, and BPM {China}.
Tom
Roach