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UZBEKISTAN   checked the RRTM Telecom Tashkent outlets on
Moday afternoon, 14.00 - 15.30 UT:5924.944 kHz DWL Bonn Germany Dari 14.00 UT
6164.942 kHz NHK Radio Japan En
7589.947 North Korean Reform R in Korean - also 100 Hertz string visible.
9380even kHz VoWilderness Korea, 415 Hertz string visible.
- -
5924.944 kHz DWL Bonn Germany Dari 14.40 UT.
7524.997 kHz Furusato no Kaze at 14.47 UT.
9540even kHz FEBA Radio in Hindi to South Asia 14.52 UT
- -
9380 VoWilderness only Sundays, 15.00-15.30 UT.
5874.964 kHz scheduled request is BBC London in Persian,
        but empty channel the whole 60 minutes hour,
        traced remotedly in Athens-GRC, Kuwait and Delhi India,
        only some S=2 tiny string like exciter signal only.
        What happened ?
5895even kHz IBRA Media Stockholm / R Ibrahim ?Cyprus? in Bengali
        15.20 UT, strong signal S=9+20dB.

7410even kHz AWR Asia in Hindi 15.03 UT
7549.997 kHz Nippon no Kaze, Korean 15.08 UT
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Wolfgang Bueschel

To: HCDX ; _ WOR
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2022 11:55 PM
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [WOR] 5910 clandestine IDre 1730-1800 ....f.. AFG 5910
in Persian / Dari via Tashkent
to zones 40 / 41 mean
186 degrees towards AFG / eastern Iran,
236 degrees towards all Iran.
acc Tashkent entries in hfcc.org private fq request organization.
Channel One, via Eutelsat 7 A / B
in HD and SD
https://www.lyngsat.com/Eutelsat-7B.html
     Channel One HD © LyngSat, last updated 2022-02-11 -
https://www.lyngsat.com/tvchannels/us/Channel-One-HD.html
     Position Satellite Beam
     EIRP (dBW) Frequency System SR
     FEC Video Lang. Encryption Packages Source
     52.0degE TurkmenÄlem/MonacoSat East
     52    10887 V DVB-S 27500 2/3 MPEG-4 HD  720 Per 220205
     7.0degE Eutelsat 7B Europe B
     46-48 10721 H DVB-S 22000 3/4 MPEG-4 HD 1080 Per 220211
     7.0degE Eutelsat 7B Europe A
     50    11221 H DVB-S 27500 3/4 MPEG-2 SD      Per 220211
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Glenn Hauser via groups.io

Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2022 10:36 PM
Subject: Re: [WOR] 5910 clandestine IDThe website is well-developed, and remains mostly in Farsi even if you click
on ENGLISH; searching on 5910 goes nowhere, and can`t find anything about
radio broadcasts but plenty about satellite TV. Google can translate it, not
DeepL (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)
On Saturday, February 12, 2022, 10:23:42 PM GMT+1, Zach Liang
<zliangas5@gmail.com> wrote:
Glen.
Just sent you a screenshot of the main site
Chaanel 1 HD with two phone numbers one in the UK and one in the USA
Site shows name as Kanal yek tv
Site is in Arabic script. starts with national anthem
There is a video to click possibly live transmission .video starts with an
anthem and a flag
Just using translate the lang is recognized as Farsi
On Saturday, February 12, 2022, Glenn Hauser via groups.io
<wghauser=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

The original version of the WRTH Update has been amended without notice to
show this additional info; as I heard GB reference it on C.A.R.N.:
WRTH B21 SCHEDULE UPDATES - FEBRUARY 2022
4 www.wrth.com
CLANDESTINE AND OTHER TARGET
BROADCASTS
Target: IRAN (IRN)
CHANNEL ONE TV (NEW ENTRY)
W: https://ch1.cc/ E: mahastim@ch1.cc
Farsi Days Area kHz
1730-1800 ....f.. AFG 5910
Notes: Opposition TV station based in Canoga Park, Los Angeles.
Weekly broadcast relayed on SW to Iran
So why does it show AFG as Area target? Still nothing about the true site.
How did they get this info since there was NO modulation this week.
Have not explored the website yet.
Glenn
On Saturday, February 12, 2022, 09:01:25 PM GMT+1, Glenn Hauser via
groups.io <wghauser=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:
As I said, our original source was the WRTH Update, which I copied exactly
as presented. Possibly the transmission had been monitored previously with
Farsi modulation heard? Glenn
On Saturday, February 12, 2022, 08:44:32 PM GMT+1, Kai Ludwig
<kailudwig@t-online.de> wrote:
I would ask another question: What was the original source that told about
some programming in Farsi being about to appear every Friday 1730-1800 on
5910 but did not mention any further details?
At the end of the day it must have come from within the transmission
provider, else the client would be known. And the carrier without program
audio was of course the smoke, showing that there indeed is fire.
Kai
On Sat, Feb 12, 2022 at 02:45 AM, Wolfgang Bueschel wrote:
I wonder how precise and definite that TDOA was? gh
re TDoA
Even though I do not agree one hundred percent with the TDoA direction
finding procedure result of the Kiwi SDRs worldwide, here is the
result of 4 x Kiwi SDR common work procedures together last 17.30 UT.
Close to the Maiac MDA site, there are also
some 'seldom strange radio relays'
via nearby Romanian Bacau Galbeni bcast center site...
In my amateur radio life or shortwave listener time span
over the past 60 years, a lot of operation modes were in use,
once like TDoA operation precisity has rarely been so unreliable.
It takes around 4 ... 5 strong Kiwi server signals with good antenna
equipment and little main power interference
and greater distance more than 1000 kilometers likely,
for accurate measurement ...
and still of doubts remain.
... and you need always time to set up TDoA measures
via different combined Kiwi server location examples.
wb
btw. Roger told some tips last summer:
Because I just saw a TDoA bearing in "AM":
1.) The central Kiwi (to control the others) does not have to be part of the
TDoA capable network.
2.) It doesn't matter how good or bad the station (that you want to locate)
can be heard.
3.) All you have to do is load the TDoA plugin on the central KIWI and
select the corresponding TDoA-capable Kiwis (exact time base).
These must (of course) be able to receive the relevant station well. This
can be checked (in each case) with the loudspeaker symbol.
4.) The best results are obtained on the basis of samples in the "IQ raw
format". So you should always select the "IQ" format on the central KIWI,
and not AM or S-AM. This also applies to the direction finding of signals in
SSB. A selection of signals only 3 kHz wide could then be made via the
passband.
The type of modulation or the digital mode does not matter.
Identical patterns are (only) searched for in the samples and the respective
time offset is determined. Possible starting points are then plottet on the
map from the differences in transit time.
----- Original Message -----
From: Glenn Hauser via Hard-Core-DX
Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2022 3:13 AM
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs February 11-12, 2022
UNIDENTIFIED. 5910, Friday Feb 11 at *1730-1800.7*, open carrier dead
air except for some hum, equally good into UTwente at S9/+15 and into
Kuwait SDR at S8-S9. Checking out the mystery in WRTH Updater which
says new unknown clandestine in Farsi for Iran, Fridays only, site
unknown too. At 1747 a trace of modulation, but maybe cross- or QRM.
1748 two brief noise bursts could be QRM or failed attempt to make a
connexion. Did not even try TDOA since no modulation for delay timing.
Evitable ACI from weak 5915 probably Zambia, and continuous CW on 5916
which EiBi lists as RCV, Russian Navy. I reminded the WOR iog of this
an hour earlier; Hansjoerg Biener and Zacharias Liangas report the
same results on 5910. Shortly Wolfgang Büschel replied:
``MOLDOVA 5910 / 5909.999 kHz ONLY CARRIER total empty channel from
late CRASH start 1730:51 UT, to TX-OFF switch at 1800:37, some 100 /
200 / 300 Hertz apart distance strings on both sidebands.
Kiwi-server TdOA function showed signal origin of
Radioteletsentr (PRTC) transmitter Grigoriopol Maiac
in Russian speaking community Pridnestrovie oblast.
S=9+5dB or -69dBm signal in Kuwait Kiwi remotedly,
S=9+10dB or -64dBm in western Europe and Athens Greece Kiwi_sets.
73 wb df5sx``
I wonder how precise and definite that TDOA was? Ivo Ivanov, Bulgaria
shortly responded elsewise: ``Tx hum is same as of RRTM Telecom
Tashkent [UZBEKISTAN] previous day at same time but on 5925 kHz for
Sae Nala`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)
This report despatched at 0213 UT February 12
-- Zacharias Liangas
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