Re: [IRCA] 530 kHz Mystery Station (During Aurora)

[Sylvain Naud <sylvainnaud62@xxxxxxxxx>]

At the first hearing, the woman's voice sounds very familiar and with 
her short comment between soft music, it could easily be CMBQ, Radio 
Enciclopedia in Cuba.

I recall that it also has been heard in Colorado a couple of years ago.

Congrats, if others agree!

Sylvain Naud
Portneuf, QC

Le 2013-03-17 15:34, d1028gary@xxxxxxx a écrit :
> Hello All,
>
> Around 0704 UTC (0304 EDT, or 0004 PDT) this unknown station was holding down the 530 kHz frequency here in western Washington state during aurora conditions this early morning. It is extremely rare for any 530 kHz broadcast station to break through the "graveyard' of 3 local TIS stations on the frequency here, but this UnID station had the frequency all to itself (during the aurora). An apparent ID is contained about 5 seconds into the MP3 linked below, with light instrumental music following the ID... any ideas from the east coast??
>
> http://www.mediafire.com/?neaxagpgwlq1363
>
> 73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA)
> E100 7.5" Slider loopstick Ultralight +
> 8" Medium Wave FSL

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