[HCDX] weird VO Vietnam reception!

["Herman Boel" <herman.boel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear all,

Just now (2 May 1815 UTC) I am hearing the Voice of Vietnam in English 
on the following frequencies: 13690-13700-13710-13720-13730-13740-
13750-13760-13770-13780-13790-13810 kHz all in parallel.
According to the ILG the only really used frequency should be 13740 kHz.

I heard this phenomenon on both my Kenwood and my Sony so I am sure 
it is not a receiver problem.

Does anyone have an explanation for this (transmitter/antenna error?)?

Many thanks in advance!

73

Herman Boel

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