Re: [IRCA] Radio Rossii 180 kHz

[John Sampson <jnsampson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Heard man and woman talking and mx interspersed last nite between 0930 
and 1000 UTC.  Were on two freqs; one was definitely 180 kHz, the other 
seemed to be around 187 kHz.  Time pips (I think 4 short followed by 1 
long) at 1000 on the 180 kHz station.  The two seemed to be in parallel 
but was difficult to follow (had to have the noise blanker on, which 
distorts the audio rather badly and that, plus some static made 
reception dicey).  Does this sound like Radio Rossii?  My location is 
about 20  miles NW of Phoenix, Ariz.


On Feb 1, 2006, at 4:16 AM, vroomski@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hello,
>  
> Radio Rossii heard on 180 kHz with classical music and weak signal at 
> 1045 UTC. 02-01-06.  Radio Rossii also on 279 kHz with a better weak 
> signal than 180 Khz. Went back to 780 kHz to try and hear KNOM.  Have 
> WBBM and another station underneath. KNOM would be a new station here. 
> Good Luck.
>  
> Dennis Vroom
> Vancouver, WA
> JRC 545
> H-800 active antenna
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