Re: [HCDX] Loggings of CME, CAF and MOZ

["Jari Savolainen" <jari.savolainen@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

09 May 2002 at 1857 I heard a station in EE
on 3280. Severe qrm at that time, but I heard
them mention "3.28 MHz". Sign-off was at 1903
after a male song.
After talking with Mahendra (Mauritius) it appeared
that R Veritas via Meyerton is using 3280 1600-1900.
Web site za.op.org/veritas also gives frequencies
7240 and 3280 in MHz as I heard announced.

What comes to 5010 I can only say that MDG is
totally covering the frequency here in Finland.

73
Jari Savolainen
Kuusankoski
Finland

--------
08 May 2002 Karel Honzik [HCDX] wrote;
-------- 

>Hi,
>
>three interesting stations reported earlier as inactive now 
>claimed to be heard by
>Ouma Samuel of Uganda:
>
>Garoua, Cameroon 5010 kHz  around 1800 UTC in Vernaculars
>Bangui, Central African Republic 7220 kHz after CRI s/off at 1757 
>- in Vernaculars
>Mozambique 3280 kHz after 1800, ID in PP in 1830, then in Vernaculars
>
>All signals are weak in Ouma's location.
>
>GOOD DX,
>
>Karel Honzik
>the Czech Republic (Czechia)
>***********************************
>AOR AR-7030
>30 m Long Wire


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