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[HCDX] Re Algeria shortwave
I've got some problems in getting thru my messages.
So, I'll resend this one. My apologizes if this is
a duplicate. The original credits may've been lost.
Jari
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Jan 24 I came to 17840 around 1220 and noted them [Algeria]
with good signal. Lady hosted a talk/phone-in programme
in French. I guess it was rather educated discussion as
the callers/studio guests were titled doctors and professors.
Parallel was found on 15255 with similar good signal.
Couple of minutes before TOH a bunch of ads, Hyundai,
Toyota etc and around 1300, as Noel mentions, several mentions
of "Radio Algerienne". I had to leave the house at that time, so no
idea when the s-off was. I agree, this is possibly a relay via?.
73
Jari Savolainen
Kuusankoski
Finland
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Noel R Green wrote [dxld]:
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Re: [dxld] Algeria back on SW; relay?
Re Algeria...............I tuned 17840 today (Jan.24) after Romania (in
French) went off 17845 at c1157. There was nothing audible at first but
then a station "crash started" on the hour. The transmission was in French
but a poor signal with lots of fading.
However, 'things' improved a little in the next hour and I was finally able
to hear a clear ID at 1300 as "Radio Algerienne", and this was heard several
times. Time pips were heard at 1300 but prior to that mostly talk/discussion
between a man and a woman and after 1300 what seemed like a news broadcast.
I could not stay with it longer to hear what time it went off.
This didn't sound like a resurrection of one of the old Algerian units and,
on checking I found this signal was almost the same strength and fading as
Woofferton 17640 while Issoudun 17620 was much weaker.
73 Noel R. Green (NW England)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Glenn Hauser" <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <dxld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 4:38 PM
Subject: [dxld] Algeria back on SW; relay?
> ** ALGERIA. Liebe Hobbyfreunde, kann mir jemand sagen wer um 12-14 UT auf
17840
> kHz in Französisch sendet? Kann dies LJB / Voice of Afrika sein? (Ralf
Ladusch,
> via Eike Bierwirth, 04317 Leipzig, DL, DXLD)
>
> Falls nicht eh schon geloestes Raetsel und damit (sofort) keines mehr ;-)
>
> 17840 kHz MO, 23.01., 1200..1320 UT, Algerien, Chaine 3 // 252 kHz
>
> Aber Programm auf 252 kHz war/ist um 6 Sekunden frueher an der Reihe als
das
> Programm auf 17840 :-o Von wo ausgestrahlt weiss ich auch nicht. Mit
Gruss,
> (Herbert Meixner, Jan 23, A-DX via Bierwirth, DXLD)
>
> Hi, OM H. Meixner from Austria just reported on A-DX list that Algeria is
back
> on SW. He heard it on Jan 23, 1200-1320 UT, on 17840 in // to 252
Chaine-3, but
> delayed by 6 seconds. First reported by R. Ladusch on Jan 22 in French,
> 1200-1400 UT.
>
> Check this out; I won't have the time at noon during the next days.
Algeria
> used to be on 41m and 16m back in the 90s, on 17745 as far as I recall,
and
> used to send nice QSLs. 73, (Eike Bierwirth, Germany, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
>
> Suspect it`s a relay from somewhere else; France? Strangely, the ONLY use
of
> 17840 currently shown at any time by EiBi is:
> 17840 1600-1700 LBY LJB Voice of Africa A NAf via France; and same in
PWBR
> (gh, DXLD)
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