Hi Nick,
<<< Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):
531 JOQG migrated north today...man in JJ //594 at 1406UT
603 HLSA likely w/soft countryish vocal mx 1409UT >>>
It's nice to know that we are sometimes on the same TP-DXing
"planet" .. at least once in a blue moon. The "countryish vocal
music" that you received from 603-HLSA at 1409 was also recorded
here at a good level (part of the station's monster fade in from
1400-1415). It had some off-key Chinese female accompaniment at
times, though...
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/askin82e3w43gj8/603-HLSA-1409z031314SWP.MP3
73, Gary
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From: Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [IRCA] TP 13 Mar, Victoria version
Another interesting morning, more Japanese today, and really, sunrise
enhancement after 1400UT was where most of the action was, except for
the regulars. Still lots of odd carriers too.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker,
at least briefly):
594 JOAK. Man in JJ 1413UT; at this strength a number of times
774 JOUB. 1224UT w/EE lessons
1566 HLAZ. Man in CC 1422UT
Reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it
understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):
531 JOQG migrated north today...man in JJ //594 at 1406UT
603 HLSA likely w/soft countryish vocal mx 1409UT
612 4QR likely w/ man in DU EE 1219UT
738 Tahiti. Man in FF 1205UT
747 JOIB EE lessons 1325UT
828 JOBB. EE lessons 1214UT
not so reasonable audio, occasional words or phrases in splash or
noise could be understood by a native speaker:
567 JOIK w/man talking //594 1327UT
612 JOLK w/man in JJ //594 1412UT
1242 JOLF likely w/two men in JJ 1411UT
1422 JORF man in JJ overcame the splatter, sort of, 1404, 1407, 1411UT
1503 JOUK likely, man in JJ but not //594 (local nx) 1410UT
Burbles in the splatter and noise (if lucky, language might be
guessed at by cadence of talk, or parallel established by changes in
talk or music) :
558 unID opening notes of a pop song, not //603 1404UT
666 JOBK man in JJ //594 1416UT
693 JOAB EE lessons creeping through the splash from CBU, 1422UT
756 unID. NZ? quick fade up of man talking, DU EE inflection 1204UT
954 JOKR? woman talking, maybe JJ, 1414UT
1125 unID. Choral mx, maybe Tagalog talk? 1417UT
1287 maybe JOHR, woman talking JJ? 1425UT
1314 JOUF? not //DWXI webstream; rock mx 1405, and talk by woman at
1412UT had a JJ sound to it
1404 unID. man talking 1407UT, too murky to say, and couldn't find
a // w/1287
1593 CNR1 / NHK2 man and woman in CC //6175 at 1410UT, but another
man and woman were also there //774
1602 NHK2. Spotty signal, man talking in splash //774 at 1414UT
Strongish het, no or "near imaginary"audio (either undermodulated or
ravaged by splatter):
675 711 837 882 891 972 1008 1053 1098 1116 1134 1179 1224 1458 1476 1494
best wishes,
Nick
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