[HCDX] Loggings from Victoria, BC

[Walter Salmaniw <salmaniw@xxxxxxx>]

EL SALVADOR 17835.215, 0054-, Radio Imperial Apr 29 Nice reception with 
Spanish programming including an address in Florida (religious), then ID 
for Radio Imperial at about 00:50.  Pretty much wiped out by NHK IS at 
0056.  Some deep fades, but then faded up to good/very good levels.  Still 
occasionaly overpowering NHK.

EL SALVADOR 17835.20, 1354-, Radio Imperial May 3 Fair reception at this 
early morning hour with Spanish religous vocals.

PAKISTAN 9385.68, 1415-, Radio Pakistan May 3 Poor reception of Russian 
service.  No IS heard before the commencement of broadcast.  Can't make 
much out...just a OM and YL talking.

THAILAND 9830, 1423-, Radio Thailand May 3 English program about community 
radio in Thailand .  Good reception.

NORWAY 18940, 1430-, Radio Afghanistan May 3 No IS, directly into 
programming at 1430.  Fair reception only this morning.

AUSTRALIA 15480, 1436-, HCJB Australia May 3 DX Party Line at fair to good 
level.  I do hope they continue with a DX program from Australia after May 
31st.

UNKNOWN 13855, 1544-, AFN May 4 AFN programming exactly in parallel with 
equally weak 12689.5 from Key West.  Poor to fair.

RUSSIA 17765, 1546-, University Network May 4 Dr. Gene Scott's English 
programming.  More mellow than normal with usual preaching.  Good reception 
from listed Samara. Audio off at 1659, and carrier off shortly after.

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