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Re: [IRCA] 1710
At 09:50 PM 5/21/2009, you wrote:
>I'm getting the same thing in Seattle. It sounds like a woman taking at threshold level, but it's not strong enough to ID the language.
>
>Obviously not a Russian Far East station at this hour, but I'm not sure what else it could be. .
>
>Bruce
I got called out at 9:00 pm for a delivery and just returned at 10:40 pm (05:40 UTC). The best antenna I'm using now is the ALA 100 which I have aimed to the SW/NE. At times it fades up very well (ie 05:48) with religious choral music. Then it'll fade down into the mud or close to it. This style of music, if Russian, would be associated with Protestant/fundamentalist denominations. Not, for certain, Orthodox or traditional Russian Orthodox music. Therefore, I suggest that it might be a Russian Protestant congregation in the Seattle/Tacoma area? Maybe a look in the phone book might yield something. I agree that it sounds Russian, but would like to confirm the language with a better quality clip from someone (mp3 please)....Walt
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