I don't know how you guys end up recording the same thing at the same
time like that, but Mauno, you are correct. I don't really hear KBS at
the top of the hour at the specific time we were paying attention to
in Tim's clip, but in comparison to your clip, I can hear KBS instead
at the start of Tim's clip where the announcer is saying bye and
telling people to visit their homepage. So either way, though it seems
to be two different stations in the clip (probably Tokyo also), KBS is
certainly in there and audible when comparing the two. Good catch (I
mean, noting the comparison), for sure!!
-Chris Kadlec
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I think it is KBS after all. Please pay attention to the news fanfare
after the last time pip and compare it to my simultaneous clip attached.
Mauno
Chris Kadlec kirjoitti 3.11.2018 klo 0:06:
> I agree with Nick. This is Tokyo. Here's a link to one of my
recordings of what 1134's KBS ID should sound like, same as any other
KBS station with a different slogan (at home, 21 miles from the tower,
where you can hear Tokyo trying to smother it at night, and a clear
groundwave clip during the afternoon).
>
> http://www.beaglebass.com/temporary/1134_Hwaseong_Night.MP3
>
> http://www.beaglebass.com/temporary/1134_Hwaseong_Day.MP3
>
> Also, remember that this station is only on the air from 2045-1805
UTC daily, so both its FM and AM are off the air (transmitter totally
off on the AM side) for more than 2 1/2 hours each night, just FYI for
everyone whose DX sessions may intersect those hours.
>
> -Chris Kadlec
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> Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2018 15:21:05 -0500
> From: tim rahto <bowman1@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [IRCA] This morning's TP loggings from Central Iowa
>
> I spent a lot of today reviewing the recordings from this morning,
and managed to hear some very faint chimes at the top of the hour on
1134 kHz.
> the audio is rough at best, but you can hear them just before the
top of the hour, and then again in a different key a little later. I
think it
> might be KBS, but I could use some advice on this one.
>
> https://youtu.be/6itzpsB8ENg
>
> -Tim