Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
Log in Friol, NW of Spain.
MALI, 9635, Radio Mali, Bamako, 1528-1542 , 27-06, African songs, id. in 
French at 1532 and 1538: "Radio Mali, Bamako", “Vous ecoutez la Radio 
Nationale du Mali…”. 35433.

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Radio Beacon VK7EZA, Tasmania Island, logged at 0516 UTC on June 24, 2023 UTC on a frequency of 14.097131 mhz in WSPR mode. Signal strength -19 DB. RX: Yaesu FT-847; ANT: 6 ele beam at 62 feet. Bill Smith, Douglas, MA.

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The latest HFCC registration file dated 21 June 2023 shows some new Oman frequencies for the BBC starting on 15 July. They appear to be planned as replacements for transmissions that currently come from Singapore, which would somewhat support recent rumours about a pending closure of the Singapore relay site. The Singapore registrations have not been modified (their end date is still given as 29 Oct), but that may happen later.
New Oman frequencies starting 15 July:
 9550 1700-1900 Dari and Pashto, possibly replacing the Singapore outlet currently on 11735
11685 1300-1400 English, currently in use by Singapore
11995 1400-1700 Dari and Pashto, currently in use by Singapore
17515 1330-1400 Burmese, possibly replacing one of the Singapore outlets, currently on 7465 and 9585
The remaining registered Singapore frequencies are not affected (yet).
73
Eike
Wiesbaden, Germany
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Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2023 at 03:50:11 AM GMT+1
Subject: Unique R. Australia : Live CARN Special for ARRL Field Day, Sun June 25th 1800 UT to 2100 plus.

Hi Glenn, Thanks, To all good Hunting.

Calling All Radio Nutzzz

Jen & GB are back for this special show; we will have live tuning
segments throughout, from Jen on SDR's & GB from his shack.

Plus the propagation news, musical interludes &
GB's catches from his fence beverage FD DXpedition.

So Join US - http://uk4-vn.mixstream.net:8104/index.html

We`re live on our digital stream. Also join us in our chat room.
Our live chat room is open for you in
https://libera.chat/
click on connect, then web chat
Please put in the following:
For nick: name or like me radionutresss
Then next line channel, that's the following:
#eyeradiojd
and you are in the room.

This special is for You, so please leave us any Field Day Catches
or just tell us how you are participating; it can be what equipment, bands, you are Tx from or Rx from, or just say HI, I am Jen from Denver KE0 & I am monitoring, you can use your full call sign or like me, the first three letters. We will read the info over the air if you would like.

So I hope to see you doing the Parks Bit, or Go Box on the move adventures Inc.
Whatever, however you choose, just have Fun...
CQ, CQ
Jen & GB
33" & 73"

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Expanding my horizons in Masset, I've added a RSPdx to the mixture of
remote receivers that I have there. The beauty of the RSPdx is it's wide
spectrum including the FM band. I added a nice Yagi antenna, courtesy of
Patrick Martin from Seaside OR. Initially, I had it up about 25 or 30 feet
off the ground, and rotating it, I was pleased to receive 3 or 4 Ketchikan
stations (about 150 km to the north), 5 or 6 Prince Rupert stations
(slightly closer to the east), and the 3 CBC outlets on the Islands, as
well as very low power translators of commercial stations in Masset.
Mostly, though, the band is pretty empty, which makes for the possibility
of receiving meteor scatter and e-skip on FM.
I've experimented with leaving the squelch out and just recording for
hours on-end, and indeed, signals do come in for a few seconds at a time,
but this is very tedious. Alternatively, I've tried squelch and feeding
the signal into my Total Recorder Pro. Unfortunately, this otherwise great
software for recording does not have a VOX option, so this means scrolling
(actually clicking) 30 second intervals over up to 24 hours of recording to
locate those tiny spikes in signals. There has to be a better way. Does
anyone have any suggestions regarding a good VOX (voice activated)
recorder...software that is? Also, are there any groups out there
devoted to e-skip and meteor scatter FM DXing?

73, Walt
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