Re: [HCDX] Radio Rezonans 882 kHz

["Jussi Suokas" <jussi.suokas@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello everybody,
I have started to suspect my Radio Resonans on 882 kHz  must have been an unwanted signal my amplifier/preselector box probably produced. I haven't heard the station since the 7th (not even with maximum amplification and the preselector on :). I'll keep on checking the frequency, but better not to print this in the WRTH yet.
73
Jussi Suokas
Joensuu, Finland
NRD-525 + a 40-metre wire



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jussi Suokas" <jussi.suokas@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Hard-Core-DX@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 7:15 PM
Subject: [HCDX] Radio Rezonans 882 kHz


> Just an hour ago, at 16.00 hours UTC, I noticed Radio Rezonans on 882 kHz. The programme was // 1017 kHz. Does anybody know the QTH of this transmitter? The frequencies 1017 and 675 (for Siberia) were given in the identification.
> 73
> Jussi Suokas
> Joensuu
> Finland
> NRD-525
> & a 40-metre wire
> 
> 
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