RE: VS: [HCDX] Re 15500 unid

["Furrything --" <zl3sqth@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

DXing or SWL  is just more than listening,.. its also getting info right.. 
So remember before going into print etc Check your info even if you have tp 
play tape over a 100 times....

The number of requests for QSL's with wrong info is High...ask any Radio 
Engineer at a SW or MW Station.......I tourde Most of Europse SW Stations in 
the 17 years I was Posted to London...and I saw for my self....and you'd be 
surprised and understood why many dont bother to reply...


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> From: "Jari Savolainen" <jari.savolainen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "HCDX" <hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "DXLD" <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>,    
>     "DX" <dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "CumbreDX" <cumbredx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: VS: [HCDX] Re 15500 unid
> Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 11:20:08 +0300
>
> It seems I was wrong in assuming that this English
> "Studio Classroom" program was via Taiwanese transmitter
> on 15500. As some of you pointed out, this was instead
> broadcast by CNR2. I checked again my recording of
> 19 Sep and indeed, just before 1400, within the Chinese
> announcement there was brief mention of "China Business
> Radio". This was earlier unnoticed as the CNR1 signal
> was strong at the moment, but now knowing what to look
> for, there it was. Many thanks to everyone.
> 73
> Jari Savolainen
> Kuusankoski
> Finland
>
> -------
> On 22 Sep 2004 Glenn Hauser wrote:
> -------
>
> Re 15500 unid
>
>
> Sounds like China Business Radio, one of the PRC domestic service programs
> which includes English segments. In fact 15500 is one of multiple
> frequencies
> for CNR-2, per Eibi list, straight thru from 2300 to 1400; see
> http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/dx/bc-a04.txt (Glenn Hauser, DX
> LISTENING
> DIGEST)
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