Fw: [HCDX] Brazil 9665 kHz

[arouw@xxxxxxxxxxx (Aart Rouw)]

Dear all,
I think I can confirm what is said below.
Last Sunday (Feb 02,a round 2200UTC) there were very good conditions towards
Brasil on 25&31m. On 9665 I heard two football reporters (one dominant, one
in background) . At that time I was not sure it was R Nacional + Marumby
mixing or just two reporters sitting so close together that they pick up
each other's comments (after all, there often seem to be an incredible
number of radio reporters present at sports events in Brasil)
In view of Glen's comment I now think it was indeed the two stations mixing.
Over the last few weeks, R. Nacional came in very stronge here. Marumby was
always rather difficult to hear even when still alone on this freq.

Regards,
Aart Rouw
Bühl, SW Germany
AR7030+20m Longwire/MLB

----- Original Message -----
From: "Glenn Hau-ser" <ghauser@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <karel-honzik@xxxxxxxx>; <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 12:28 AM
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Brazil 9665 kHz


(...)
> There have been reports in DXLD from Brasil that both Marumby and Amazonia
> are heard at the same time on 9665; and that Amazonia is on 9665 because
> their 6180 frequency is down for maintenance. Tough luck for Marumby, but
I
> don`t think they are doing any such relay.


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