[IRCA] TP 23 Sep Victoria version.

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

Quite a snarl again around 1340UT, with missed loggings I'm sure, but overall, I'd say a tad less Asian strength,a tad more Aussie strength, and perhaps some New Zealand.   It's been quite a mix; hearing JOLK suddenly spending about 90 seconds beating the stuffing out of 4QR was decidedly odd, especially as the latter was so strong before and afterwards.

pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least briefly):

567 JOIK man and woman in Japanese //594  peaking 1334UT

594 JOAK man in Japanese 1330UT and many other times; still the one to beat

612 4QR man and woman DU English 1346UT, still very readable with teletalk 1421UT  and then finally fading for good

747 JOIB English lessons 1330UT 

774 JOUB English lessons 1346UT, but generally poorer than this

972 HLCA man in Korean then "singing lessons"  1336UT

1566 HLAZ choir 1250UT, but never really got to this level later






Reasonable audio  at  times during the period (much of it understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):

576 2RN woman DU English 1344UT

693 JOAB English lessons 1331UT

702 NHK2 man in Japanese //774 1343UT

828 JOBB English lessons 1332UT









not so reasonable audio, occasional words or phrases in splash or noise could be understood by a native speaker: 

558 JOCR likely, pop music, woman in Japanese 1346UT

738 Taiwan Fisheries man talking //1143 1336UT 

837 JOQR man in Japanese //594 1338UT

864 HLKR man in Korean //711 1336UT

873 JOGB English lessons 1331UT

945 CNR1 woman and man in Chinese 1340UT, but more laid back  than usual

954 JOKR woman talking Japanese 1340UT

963 CRI man in Russian //1323 1340UT

1143 Taiwan Fisheries man and woman talking //738 1331UT, sounded almost Hindi, but guess  Tagalog more likely? 

1242 JOLF man in Japanese 1359UT, cuckoo pips 1400UT

1287 JOHR likely, Japanese pop 1339UT













Burbles in the splatter and noise (if lucky, language might be guessed at by cadence of talk, or parallel established by changes in talk or music)  

585 JOPB man talking //594 1332UT

585 7RN man talking //621 1332UT mixing with above

603 NHK1 brassy music //594 1332UT

603 woman talking, possibly Korean, but no parallel.  Channe was a mess today. NZ might have been there too?

621 3RN man talking //585 1332UT

702 2BL woman talking //612 1336UT; light pop music also, not //NHK2, maybe Magic NZ?

711 HLKA man talking //864 1336UT

711 unID woman in apparent Chinese before HLKA faded up 1335UT

738 2NR woman talking //612 1352UT, mixing with Taiwan?

846 at 1333UT, NHK1, and 2RN mixing together , both  // 585

891 JOHK Japanese pop //594 1347UT, but slow talking man also might have been 5AN?

909 soft ballad 1337UT, Star?

1017 Tonga likely with island vocals 1355UT

1116 pop music, 4BC? 1346UT

1134 JOQR? man and woman talking Japanese intonation 1336UT

1323 CRI man talking //963 1340UT



Strongish het, no or "near imaginary" audio (either undermodulated or ravaged by splatter)

 531 639 684 855 918 936   1053 1089   1098 1179  1215 1296  1332 1575 seemed to be Asian; 
531 675 756 1098  1548 seemed to be DU 



best wishes,

Nick








Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada  

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