Re: [IRCA] Nov 28 WC TP's morning stars...

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

Although 1593 was a later kingpin here, 1557 definitely ruled the 
airwaves around 1540UT.  At first listen, I was only hearing VoA (I 
think) on 1575, when it wasn't the jammer.

Nick



At 16:35 2018-11-28, R. Colin Newell wrote:
> Apart from China on 1593 at rip-snorting levels on the TOA at 1600 UTC,
> it looked to be an average to slightly above average morning with
> a frisky SR lift around 1530 UTC -- especially favouring the upper band
> and (the now unique and it is own category "Jammer of Note") bringing
> the Iranian buzzer into clear reception at 1540 UTC riding up and over
> Thailand and another station that I can only assume to be Farda.
>
> That was my brief listening session -
>
>
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