Re: [IRCA] TP 4 Apr. Victoria version: reprise

[d1028gary@xxxxxxx]

Congratulations on your excellent DX catch of 1377- RRI in Victoria, Nick. Unfortunately, that frequency is hammered here by 1380-Everett splatter on one side and 1360-Tacoma hash on the other.

Your reception of the 10-watt station in Indonesia is convincing proof that despite the unfavorable solar year and out-of-season propagation challenges, some outstanding DX is still out there for those who persevere.

73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA)

   


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From: Guy Atkins <dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] TP 4 Apr. Victoria version: reprise


Excellent catch, Nick! As Pacific NW DXers know, even hearing an Indonesian
(of any power) from the *Pacific coast* is quite an accomplishment. Hearing
a 10kw Indo from your urban Victoria location on the Strait is even more
impressive.

In 1991 I caught the related, 200-watt outlet RPDT2 Buol Toli Toli. That
station left the airwaves years ago, but I count it (and my recording) as
one of my very best shortwave DX loggings ever. It was a short-lived
outlet, broadcasting on out-of-band ~3654.1 kHz.

Curiously, this was one rare DX catch where the announcer repeated IDs and
the city name over and over... and over! There was no chance of
misidentifying THIS one!

So... congrats on your 1377 kHz DX catch!

73,

Guy Atkins
Puyallup, WA



On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 8:24 AM, Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

>
>  1377 unID.  Man talking, seemed Tagalog, faded up quite quickly 1326UT,
>> peaked 1327-29UT with woman talking, a commercial?  "some of the best
>> programs"???( a second listening says it isn't EE after all though),
>> snatches of music, then mumbled down after 1330UT  Seemed to be pretty
>> close to 1377.000kHz.
>>
>
>
> The above, heard April 4th, has turned out to my best catch of the season.
>    I posted a clip to the RealDX Yahoo group, which found its way into the
> hands of an Indonesian DXer via a Finnish DXer.
>
> He reported that the woman said "mari bersama Sulawesi Selatan", and some
> words "pemilih", "mencoblos". He thought it was an ad to invite people
> participating in general election on April 9.
>
> RRI Tolitoli is the only Indonesian listed, and it is on the island of
> Sulawesi.    Listed 10 kilowatts.   Amazing.
>
> A Norwegian DXer who had visited the Philippines reported that RRI-1377 is
> very strong there and posted an example clip.   Given that Walt Salmaniw
> also seems to have heard it from Haida Gwaii this spring, it's probably one
> to watch for on the west coast at least.
>
> best wishes,
>
> Nick
>
>
>
>
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