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CNR1 jammers or Sound of Hope?

Wednesday, June 30 2021



here a new monitoring log,
taken in Hiroshima and Tokyo Japan remote units
at 22.40 to 23.02 UT on June 29.
TAIWAN   13919.989 kHz a fair S=6 signal at 22.50 UT June 29
remotedly on Tokyo SDR unit.
No CNR1 jamming on that channel, but nearby channels in 22 meterband.
13959.992 TWN  SOH  Mandarin, but also disturbed
         by broadband CODAR signal in this area. S=6 at 22.40 UT
13889.971 SOH TWN at 22.52 UTC.
13870even CHN  CNR1 S=9 signal. and co-channel on odd
13869.923 kHz SOH TWN Mandarin at 22.53 UT.
13840.009 NZL  R NZ Pacific pop music in prgress at 22.55 UT,
         not as strong as expected, S=5 or -96dBm signal.
13760.208 KRE  Voice of Korea D.P.R. Spanish signal S=9+20dB in Hiroshima 
Japan.
13670.029 TWN SOH Mandarin at 22.58 UTC. Poor S=3-4
13590even CHN  CNR1 jamming, not as strong equal level til close-down
         at exact 23.00 UT TX off sharp.
         and co-channel
13589.965 TWN  SOH Mandarin S=6 at 23.02 UT on June 29.
73 wb df5sx
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glenn Hauser via groups.io" Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2021 11:12 PM

Subject: [WOR] CNR1 jammers or Sound of Hope?

It is not sufficient to go by language alone. The powerful jammers are 
*far* more likely to be heard abroad than SOH. Ron Howard and I have 
explained several times how to tell them apart.

Glenn
On Tue, Jun 29, 2021 at 4:19 PM Glenn Hauser via groups.io 
<wghauser=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
Standard inquiry: are you positive you were not hearing instead only the 
CNR1 jamming?

Glenn
On Tuesday, June 29, 2021, 03:23:36 PM GMT+1, Arthur Pozner 
<aspozner@gmail.com> wrote:
13920 kHz from Miaoli is listed as 100 W. Well-it is not. I hear it on a 
daily basis,unless propagation is terrible.
On Tue, Jun 29, 2021 at 10:02 AM Wolfgang Bueschel <dg1sbn@t-online.de> 
wrote:
TAIWAN 13919.991 kHz a tiny poor signal noted at 13.52 UT June 29
remotedly on Tokyo SDR unit.
on March 7, 2012:
13920.004 SOH Xi Wang Zhi Shen. Miaoli, Mandarin. S=5, 07.56 UT.
73 wb df5sx
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