[HCDX] KBGG on 1700 kHz and other dx on MW

["Giampiero Bernardini" <g.bernardini@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Some activity on MW here in Italy last night - 10 November

On 1700 kHz many signals from 4.40 to 0520, like a juke box.
At 4.45 good WJCC Miami Springs, in Spanish, religious prg.

At 4.50 a mix with also a bc with oldies, in English. It was the same
format of KQXX, Brownsville Texas, heard in the past months.

At 4.58 I received another radio, in English, with an announcement at
0500 "KBGG", Des Moines, Iowa. Then talks and news.

At 5.02 a mix with another stations with only sport news, in English. It
could be KTBK, Sherman, Texas. No announcement heard.


On 1350 at 23.10 9 Novembre, Radio Cristal Brazil, religious in
Portuguese, very well for hours. Many annoucements: "Rede Boa Vontade"

1470 01.20-0200 10 novembre Radio Cristal Montevideo, Uruguay, with
great announcement at 0200, talks, news, songs. In Spanish

1470 03.20 10/11 Radio Vibracion, Venezuela, id, talks. QRM from another
radio in Spanish too with religious prg

RX: Lowe HF150 Ant: 100 m. long wire
QTH Pescia, Tuscany, Italy

Ciao
Giampiero


Giampiero Bernardini
Avvenire
Milano, Italy
g.bernardini@xxxxxxxxxxx

Rx: AOR AR5000, AOR AR7030, TenTec RX320, Icom PCR1000, Lowe HF150,
Kenwood R5000, Grundig Satellit 700 with 80 khz filters - Ant: Long
wires 100 m. & 30 m.; RKB 5 & 10 elements FM; DX One pro; T2FD 15
meters; MW loops by A.Capra

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