Re: [IRCA] From Chris Kadlec near Seoul, S. Korea-- DPRK Local-like

[d1028gary@xxxxxxxxxxx]

<<<ÂÂÂ " to the intrepid "DXers" of the Great North West for their tenacity, 
patience, endurance and dedication to the great leader - and apologized in 
advance 
at some point in the future if Pyongyang rained down a hellfire of nuclear 
mayhem 
on all of us..." 
Like I said... I may have dreamed all of this... 
But that is what happens when you spend to much time listening to the 1053 
Khz jammer. 
 
ÂÂÂ ColinÂÂ >>> 
 
Well, Colin, considering the reliability of the North's missiles, anything aimed at western Washington probably has an equal shot at BC, Alberta, or the Yukon? 
 
As for the 1053-Jammer,Âdon't most TP-DXersÂconsiderÂits "programming" to be on an equal intellectual level as that of 657-Pyongyang? 
 
73,ÂGary 
 
 
----- Original Message -----

From: "R. Colin Newell" <coffeecanuck@xxxxxxxxx> 
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America" <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2016 2:26:51 PM 
Subject: Re: [IRCA] From Chris Kadlec near Seoul, S. Korea-- DPRK Local-like 

I might have dreamed this so no actual testament to fact or fiction... 

but I have it on good authority that I once had a Korean speaking 
translator listen to 
a recording that I made of 657 Khz Pyongyang while in Hawaii and I believe 
she 
said that the announcer at the time was dedicating the sabre rattling 
harangue in 
the upcoming hour... 

" to the intrepid "DXers" of the Great North West for their tenacity, 
patience, endurance and dedication to the great leader - and apologized in 
advance 
at some point in the future if Pyongyang rained down a hellfire of nuclear 
mayhem 
on all of us..." 

Like I said... I may have dreamed all of this... 

But that is what happens when you spend to much time listening to the 1053 
Khz jammer. 

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 2:14 PM, <d1028gary@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 

> 
> 
> <<< Â I had to kind of chuckle when listening to the audio clip--the 
> (presumably South Korean) jamming noise WAY in the background of 
> Pyongyang-657 obviously isn't doing a whole lot of good in Seoul. ÂI'm 
> guessing the jammer ain't anywhere near 1500kW! Â >>> 
> 
> Yes, the jammers on both sides of the Korean border don't seem to be very 
> well thought out. 657-Pyongyang is a common catch here on the west coast, 
> but never with any jammer noise. On the other hand South Korea's 
> 1053-Jammer is one of the Top Ten strongest TP's on the west coast, but 
> never with any North Korean signal under it. As for 657, the South's 
> government must figure that the programming is so bad that nobody in the 
> South would choose to listen to it for more than 5 minutes (which most 
> TP-DXers would certainly agree with). 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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