Re: [IRCA] Daytime reception of RVC-530?

[Mike Hardester <DX4EVR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Charlie-san,

    R. Voz Cristiana is frequently audible, during daylight hours, 
aboard Camp Lejeune during winter months or during storms...this at the 
beach area adjacent to where RECON does their "fun in the sun and surf" 
exercises. Usual signal level is fair, though on occasion it may be 
good. I don't recall if I've tried to log RVC here at home during 
daylight hours.

    Mike

 Charles A Taylor wrote:
> After determining that I can hear CMDC/Radio Reloj Cuba daily
> beneath WDNZ-570 Raleigh, I've taken the first steps to see
> if the source of one of the two or three carriers beneath
> WPGU846 (530, 10 watts, East Carolina University), Green-
> ville, North Carolina may be Radio Voz Cristiana - 530 (50 kW)
> Turks & Caicos Islands.
>
> The results are encouraging. The carrier beat from XXXX-530
> against WPGU846 is rapid, and WPGU846 is measured as
> 529,993 Hz. Another carrier (at least) is in there, but it's
> even weaker than XXXX-530.
>
> I DFed XXXX-530, and found it nulls about 5 - 10º east of the
> null for WMFD-630, Wilmington, North Carolina. Of course,
> that could also be a signal coming in from the reciprocal.
> Unfortunately, I cannot locate my file of TISs, so I don't
> know if it's a TIS located n.w. or s.e. from here.
>
> In any case, the DF isn't too far from what I'd expect for
> Turks & Caicos Islands.
>
> We shall see.
>
> Charles
>
>
> Charles A Taylor, WD4INP
> Greenville, North Carolina 
>   

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