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Re: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 10-11



Bruce and Nick, 
 
Thanks for your comments on the 1017 mystery signal around 1400 this morning. 
 
My reception of the signal was nowhere near as favorable as Nick's recording, but I do remember that the other CRI stations on 963, 1044, 1206 and 1323 were nowhere near audio at the time, whichÂsupports the idea that it may have been something trans-equatorial (or Filipino). DuringÂsignal peaks I heard a male voice that sounded Korean to me, but it was too weak and garbled to be sure. The male voice seemed excited, which supports Bruce's suggestion that it may have beenÂsport coverage. 1017-Tonga has never managed a trace here, however, and neither have any of the 1017 Filipinos. Nick's recording doesn't sound at all likeÂthe excited male voiceÂI heard around 1350. It doesn't really sound like sportsÂplay-by-play either, but maybe the game that Bruce mentions was over by 1417? About the only thing I can say for sure is that 1017 had an unusually stable, steady heterodyne with weak audio peaks from 1250-1405 here, and there was also unusually good propagation from 738-Tahiti at the same time. For a lackluster DX location like this, it's probably the best 1017 scenario possible. 
 
Gary 
 
 
 
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----- Original Message -----

From: "Bruce Portzer" <bportzer@xxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Sunday, October 11, 2015 5:32:03 PM 
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 10-11 

I heard what I assume was Tonga-1017 thundering in at 1350 with what 
sounded like a sports play-by-play. ÂIt was definitely in an island 
language and not Tagalog. ÂRomania was mentioned several times. 

The Rugby World Cup is taking place right now. Â Tonga is participating, 
so Radio Tonga is probably there to broadcast the highlights. ÂRomania 
played Italy today, so that's apparently the game they were covering at 
the time. 

Bruce 

On 10/11/2015 10:03 AM, Nick Hall-Patch wrote: 
> Just heading out the door here Gary, so detailed analysis will have to 
> wait....but I must admit I supposed that Tonga was on late because the 
> talk sounded islandish rather than the expected English or Korean. Â 
> It didn't peak here until 1417UT, though had been nagging for some time. 
> 
> BUT, 1017 has Filipinos on it also, and a quick re-listen makes me 
> wonder if it was Tagalog. ÂI'll post it later for more informed 
> opinion from others. Â ÂAnd then, I wonder if maybe that was what you 
> were hearing, as the Philippines isn't that far south of the other 
> east Asia bearings. 
> 
> The Graylanders will have recordings to back this supposition up as 
> well, with presumably, a thunderous ID on the hour. 
> 
> best wishes, 
> 
> Nick 
> 
> 
> At 16:23 11-10-15, Gary wrote: 
>> Li....With the exception of 738's strong signal sunrise enhancement 
>> was fairly routine, with only an unusually good signal on 1017 
>> (presumed CRI) late on around 1400......... 1017 was one of the few 
>> unusual performers around 1355, and although Nick reported Tonga as 
>> being on late, the null bearing and Korean-type speech seemed to 
>> indicate CRI. 
> 

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