Re: [HCDX] Unidentified

["Dave Kernick" <zen24656@xxxxxxxxx>]

This observation fits in with some of Noel's observations of the
unidentified station on 7260 kHz, but not of course the "Indian/Middle
Eastern" bit.

I currently regularly hear Mongolian National Radio sign on at 2200 on 7260,
4830, 4895 kHz, haven't checked this in the afternoons yet. Their website
states: The short wave radio network project provided by Japan grant aid is
being implemented in 2003 at the RTVTCBS [Mongolian National Radio] , shall
enable modern technical facilities of 50kWt short wave station in
Ulaanbaatar, and 10kWt short wave stations in Altai and Murun available to
broadcast the programs of the National Radio on two channels.

Dave Kernick

----- Original Message -----
From: "Noel R. Green" <nrg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 9:44 AM
Subject: [HCDX] Unidentified


> For two days I have been hearing a unidentified station using 7260.  On
> Oct.5th it was traced c1535 at weak strength playing non-de-script music
> with occasional announcements using a language I could not recognise.  It
> was covered by VOA via Udorn making a crash start at 1600 with their Hindi
> programme.
>
> On Oct.6th there were traces of  "something" on 7260 before 1500, but
after
> that hour I could again hear music - sounding like 'dreamy' SE Asian pop
> music we sometimes find on stations from that area and intro by a woman. A
> man and woman were heard talking at 1519 and then the music continued as
> before. The signal was again weak and splash came from AIR 7255 [til 1545]
> and SWDR 7265.  The VOA again blocked the frequency from 1600 [active
until
> 1700].
>
> I re-tuned 7260 c1728 and found what seemed to be the same station with a
> slightly better signal. The language sounded "something like" Arabic at
tune
> in, then music followed and varied from Indian like to Middle Eastern
like.
> Iran came on frequency at 1750 and started Russian at 1800.
>
> I don't find anything listed for 7260 at 1500 or 1730. Can anyone identify
> this signal?
>
> 73s, Noel R. Green [north-west England]
>
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