[HCDX] Tunisia / China / Alaska / Australia = Unidentified (?)
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[HCDX] Tunisia / China / Alaska / Australia = Unidentified (?)
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- Subject: [HCDX] Tunisia / China / Alaska / Australia = Unidentified (?)
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- Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 19:50:16 EST
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Tunisia, 12005, RTV Tunisienne (presumed), Broadcast in Arabic from tunein at 1900 to station signoff at 2158. with Male and female announcers and several songs were played. From 1930-1959 they seemed to be taking phone calls. Played what sounded like an Arabic or French version of Happy Birthday at 1933 UTC. (Silvi, January 7)
China, 11980, China Radio International, English broadcast from 1300-1359. Had to listen on USB part of the time due to adjacent channel interference. (Silvi, January 7)
Alaska, 9615, KNLS, English broadcast fair into Ohio from 1300 - 1359, but fading rapidly near the end of the broadcast. (Silvi, January 5)
Unid - Australia?, 21680, Unid?, 0000 - 00100 but fading after 0045, Fair signal but weak audio. Unsure of language but the only station I can find listed on 21680 is Australia. From 0000-0030 it did not sound like listed English but thought I heard words similar to Christian a couple times. Male talking from 0000 to approximately 0015, then what sounded like a female announcer from 0015-0030, From 0030-0100 some music with occassional announcer but signal was fading quickly. (Silvi, January 8)