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** ANTARCTICA. 15475.98 RCUSB, Wednesday June 29 from 1430 on Buenos
Aires remote, no signal until *1447 LRA36 cuts on amid song and
nothing but musical préludes until 1500 sign-on, multi-lingual, in
Ciclo Radial 2022, staff list. 1502 Antártida theme song. 1505 YL
about Base Esperanza, population, school for some kids, again claims
falsely to be first SW station in Antarctica. 1507 `Sounds of Silence`
song with Spanish lyrix mentioning Antártida.

1509 starts being hit by noise bursts several times per minute at S7 =
covering LRA36 as that is max peak of their SSB modulation. OTH radar,
or jamming? Amid it at 1511 an ID, ``su compañía``. This is program #9
of the 2022 cycle. 1514 SR/SS times as 10:30/15:10. Contact info with
phone numbers, etc. Abruptly chopped off air at 1518* and not heard
further. The QRM could not be discerned on the wideband waterfall, but
I checked just above and below: audible on 15480, audible but weaker
tuned to 15470. Then it`s no longer heard either by 1537 when I give
up. Maybe the Saturday repeat will not be curtailed and/or jammed?

People are reporting getting eQSLs signed by the four woman staff.
Kari Kallio`s, Finland, says power is 300 watts to a rhombic. However,
Manuel Méndez, Spain, who usually can detect it direct at S1 level,
got one too, as a reply not to a reception report but to an inquiry he
sent before they ever resumed broadcasting, citing the date and time
of his mail, when they certainly were not on air:

``Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain --- I had one too, a very special one,
from a nonexistent transmission. On May 2, at 1023 hours, I sent them
an email asking when the transmissions would start this season. We all
know that they started a few days later, on Saturday, May 7. Well, a
few days ago I received a QSL from LRA 36, confirming that I had
listened to them on May 2 at 1023 hours. I reply that this QSL is
incorrect, because that day they had no broadcast, and I simply sent
them an email asking when they would start transmission this season.
They answer me

"Good evening... we are sending the QSL according to the emails
listeners send... and you sent us an email at that time that we send
you a QSL with the date and time you sent us the email."

I send them another mail telling them that to send a QSL it had to be
from a certain program and they have to have a reception report,
explain to them what a reception report is, and also that they cannot
send confirmation by a simple mail in which they are asked a question,
and my QSL was false and did not correspond to reality. I no longer
get an answer. Here is a compressed file of my very special eQSL about
an nonexistent transmission...``

It seems their QSLs are worthless, just acknowledgments without any
checking or vetting. (I wonder if same applies to the no-data
automatic? eQSLs BBCWS has started for filling out a webform? Try it
with a non-frequency and see what happen) (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CANADA. Still working on researching and compiling my sporadic E FM
DX of June 28 which includes stations in Manitoba, Saskatchewan (Glenn
Hauser, OK, WOR)

** EGYPT. 9900, June 28 at 2308, S7/S9 of JBM, presumed Cairo to S
America; something`s always egregious in Egypt (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

** OKLAHOMA. 27184.4, June 28 at 2329 UT, country music, relay by Enid
CB pirate, presumably of 103.1 KOFM again, but off at 2336 when I was
checking for // (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** SPAIN. 17855, Wed June 29 at 2200, token English from REE, VG into
Maryland remote; expecting a full report on the NATO Summit in Madrid,
but only in the 6-minute opening newscast, on to a feature about some
hotel. Maybe by Friday? (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. June 28 at 2310-2330, no Es DX now to FM band MUFs but a few
28 MHz ham beacons, mostly heard before and JBA CW, too weak to
measure to fraxion of kHz. Slightly better S/N on N/S shortwire than
on loop. Some conclude with grid square but not copied; as listed in
WJ5O roster:

28254.8 at 2315, VVV DE K4JEE/B:
28.2545 K4JEE C LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY # 5W, VERTICAL New 6 Nov 11

28272.3 at 2320, N1KON/B:
28.2723 N1KON C CENTERVILLE, INDIANA # 5W, VERTICAL testing 1 Jan
2010

28289.3 at 2322, AL AL AL DE WJ5O/B:
28.2893 WJ5O C TROY ALABAMA # 2W, VERTICAL New Frequency 25 Jan 14

28297 at 2325, EEEEE DE NS9## - CHICAGO:
28.297 NS9RC C HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS # 5W, VERTICAL QTH Change 30
May 17

28281 at 2328, DE W8EH:
28.281 W8EH C MIDDLETOWN OHIO # 8W, GP VERTICAL
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 2144 monitoring: ``From: Richard Lemke, St.
Albert, Alberta, Canada, the desk of Richard’s listening Post, Radio:
JRC NRD-535 HF, Antenna: random long wires in the trees, Dear Glenn:
World of Radio, monitoring and confirming the latest for #2144, 9455
kHz is not on my schedule anymore, continued troubled time hearing at
0130 UTC on 5850 kHz, too much daylight hours reduced reception, Happy
Canada Day to all Canadians, And Happy 4 of July to our fellow
Americans. WRMI:

5850, 0132, 0143, static moderate, 0159, June 24 [Fri]
9395, static, 0131, 0142, 0158 (45333), 0159, June 25 [Sat]
9395, 0040, 0058, S7 signal, 0059, June 28 [Tue]
5850, hearing confirmed, went to sleep, 1030 (55433), S9 signal, 1059,
June 29 UTC 2022 [Wed] (Lemke, Richard -AB) Good listening,
Richard, June 29, 2022``

Also confirmed Tuesday June 28 at 2247 the 2230 on WRMI 9955, S9+20/30
atop Cuban pulse jamming. Heavier by 2307 vs R Libertad.

Also confirmed Tuesday June 28 at 2330 on WRMI 9395, S9/+20 and sounds
a bit muffled?

Also confirmed Wednesday June 29 at 1050 the 1030 on WRMI 5850, good
as I awaken briefly.

Also confirmed Wednesday June 29 at 2122 the 2100:21 on WBCQ 7490,
minus 70/71 Hz into Maryland SDR = 7489.93v, S7/S9. Next:
0030 UT Thursday WRMI 9395 to NNW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S; 9395 to NNW

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New WOR 2145 should be ready by early UT Friday July 1 for first
broadcasts at 0130 on WRMIs 5850 & 7730 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 9955, June 29 at 0617, S9+20 of dead air from WRMI with hum,
atop pulse jamming. Silence from TOMBS which remains audible on 4840,
9395, etc. And 9265 WINB I should have added to all the overnight
frequencies remaining (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. Still working on researching and compiling my sporadic E FM
DX of June 28, of stations in SD, MN, ND, MT; and an overlapping
opening from SW Louisiana and SE Texas under 500 mi/800 km (Glenn
Hauser, OK, WOR)

This report dispatched at 2344 UT June 29
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JRX Current Logs: Wed, June 29, 2022
Receiver (s): Tecsun S-2000
Antenna (s): Sony AN-71
All times and dates in UTC/GMT

CHINA
** 9360. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 2043-2052, CNR1, xx-CHN, in Chinese. Jammer/Firedrake. Fair reception: 35433.
** 9440. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 2053-2100, China Radio International, Kunming-CHN, in English. Woman and man announcer talk, moments of nice conversation; 2054 A brief music and returns communication; 2058 Music. Fair reception: 45433.
** 9570. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 2111-2120, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in French. Man announcer talks about chinese themes; 2114 Woman talks too; Music; 2116 Woman and man announcers present a "Chinese Lesson". Good reception: 45544.
Parallel log on 11660kas, fair reception: 45433.

CUBA
** 15140. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1801-1811, Radio Habana Cuba, Bejucal-CUB, in Arabic. Man announcer talks; 1811 ID. Poor reception: 35422.

GREAT BRITAIN
** 15510. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1832-1842, IBRA Media-Radio Sama, Woofferton-G, in Arabic (*). Music; Woman announcer talks, preaching, presumed. Fair reception: 35533.    (*) Sudanese languages segments (Sudanese arabic, Bedawit, Fur and Tigrawit.

KOREA NORTH
** 12015. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 2027-2037, Voice of Korea, Kujang-KRE, in Korean. Music; 2030 Woman announcer talks; 2033 Music. Poor reception: 35422.
Parallel log on 9425kuj, very poor reception.

ROMANIA
** 11850. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1911-1926, Radio Romania International, Tiganesti-ROU, in Spanish. Woman announcer says about European Union; 1914 ID and next a program "Sociedad"; 1921 A romanian folk song. Good reception: 45544.

UAE
** 9490. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 2101-2110, Voice of America, Dhabbaya-UAE, in French. Woman and man announcers present a "English Lesson". Fair reception: 35533.
Parallel log on 9410wof, good: 45544.
** 11870. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1843-1852, Voice of America, Dhabbaya-UAE, in Kinyarwanda/Kirundi.  Man announcer interviews a man; 1847 Woman and man present news, presumably; 1850 ID and news continues. Good reception: 45544.

VATICAN
** 11965. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1852-1910, BBC, SM di Galeria-CVA, in Oromo language. Woman and man talk news, presumably, with a brief musical pause between them; 1905 Announcers present a short "English Lesson". Poor reception: 35422.
Parallel log on 9685 Al-Seela-OMA, poor reception too.  (LOG 15.800)
** 13790. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1821-1829, BBC, SM di Galeria-CVA, in French. Man announcer in conversation with a man; 1829 Ends. Good reception: 45554.
** 13830. Wed, Jun 29, 2022. 1812-1820, Radio Vaticana, SM di Galeria-CVA, in Portuguese. Music; 1813 Woman presents news; 1820 ID by man voice. Good reception: 45544.

JRX (José Ronaldo Xavier)
SWARL Callsign PR7036SWL
Cabedelo-Paraíba, Brazil (UTC-3)
QTH Locator HI22NX

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JRX Current Logs: Tue, June 28, 2022
Receiver (s): Tecsun S-2000
Antenna (s): Sony AN-71
All times and dates in UTC/GMT

CHINA
** 7265. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 1958-2008, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in Esperanto. Music; Woman announcer talks with piano music background. Good reception: 45544. Better on 9745uru!
** 7305. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 2046-2059, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in Polish. A musical program; No regular programming!; 2058 Man talks, ID and IS. Fair reception: 35433.
** 7390. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 2033-2043, China Radio International, Xian-CHN, in Serbian language. Man announcer talks; 2042 Music. Fair reception: 35433. Better on 9585kas!
** 7415. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 1946-1957, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in Czech language. Music and music; No regular program!; 1956 Man announcer says CRI sked in czech with IS background. Good reception: 45554.
** 9515. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 1900-1910, China Radio International, Shijiazhuang-CHN, in Czech. IS and ID; Man and woman talks; 1901 A musical program, only. Good reception: 45544.
** 9560. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 1911-1920, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in Hungarian. Man announcer talks; 1912 Music; 1915 A "Chinese Lesson", presented by woman and man announcers. Good reception: 45544.

GREAT BRITAIN
** 11610. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 1921-1929, Voice of America, Woofferton-G, in Tigrinya. Woman announcer interviews a woman; 1924 A brief music and man says ID; 1925 Woman and man talks, VOA jingle: VVV OOO AAAAA!; 1927 Man and woman communication. Good reception: 45544.

THAILAND
** 9920. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 1933-1944, Radio Thailand, Udon Thani-THA, in Thai language. Woman announcer presents news, presumably; 1944 Abrupt ends. Good reception: 45544.

TURKEY
** 9880. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 2008-2019, Voice of Turkey, Emirler-TUR, in French. Man communication; 2012 ID in multiple languages; 2014 A beautiful turkish song. Good reception: 45554. Fair on 9635emr!

USA
** 17530. Tue, Jun 28, 2022. 2020-2029, Voice of America, Greenville-NC, in French. Music; 2022 Man says ID and more american songs; 2029 Man says ID, sign-off and IS. Good reception: 45544.

JRX (José Ronaldo Xavier)
SWARL Callsign PR7036SWL
Cabedelo-Paraíba, Brazil (UTC-3)
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** CUBA. 13772 & 13628 approx., June 28 at 1429, RHC spurblob with F#
tone from 13700 transmitter, not the // 13740 which is also on. Main
ones at plus/minus ~72 kHz. Also a bit weaker at 2 x 72 = 144 kHz up
on 13844 QRMing WWCR 13845, tsk3. And more, detectable about 13921.
Also on the minus side, 13555 QRMing CODAR, and 13408, but nothing
found about halfway between the last two. Spurs so distorted as to be
completely unreadable. Something`s always wrong at RHC.

Another oddity, probably unrelated, but not observed before: June 28
at 1430, pure carriers cutting on and off regularly every few seconds,
on 13753 and 13550. By 1508 recheck everything is off (Glenn Hauser,
OK, WOR)

** U S A. Sporadic E FM DX opening, June 27, I start monitoring at
1759 UT; all on caradio in the garage, relatively comfortable after a
cool spell and this early in the day; vertical fender antenna only;
times strictly UT; same provisos as in previous recent reports:

95.3 at 1759, ``Beat It`` tune overrides KOKC OKC translator.

94.3 at 1804, frenetic Spanish music, PTA is Florida from DXMAP MUFs.
1806, YL DJ. Likely this as also heard earlier in June:
WRLX 94.3 RIVIERA BEACH FL Spanish SPANISH HITS MIA 94.3 50.0 kW 139.0
m --- 1993 km = 1238 mi

94.1 at 1809, English rap, then moralizing. No FL fits; maybe just OK
The House gospel huxter

96.5 at 1813, ``Wake Up, Miami``, DJ promo of morning show on ``---
96``; something attributed to KCBS, Sausage King; Robert Rubenstein,
lawyer, 1-800-FL-LEGAL, in Miami, Broward, thruout FL; 1815
Duck-duck-go ad, Mitsubishi:
WPOW 96.5 MIAMI FL RHYTHMIC CHR POWER 96 98.0 kW 307.0 m --- 2051 km =
1274 mi

97.3 at 1816, LA? dance music, but English lyrix. Based on PTA:
WFLC 97.3 MIAMI FL CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO HITS 97.3 98.0 kW 307.0 m
--- 2051 km = 1274 mi

101.5 at 1817, over OK`s SS, YL with ``south Florida`s best variety,
101.5 --- FM``:
WLYF 101.5 MIAMI FL ADULT CONTEMPORARY 101.5 LITE FM REFRESHING 100.0
kW 248.0 m --- 2051 km = 1274 mi

102.5 at 1818, sports talk, 1-800-771-1025: that phone chex for this:
WHPT 102.5 SARASOTA FL TALK 102-5 THE BONE 100.0 kW 503.0 m
102.5 THE BONE Tampa Bay's Classic Rock Station -
theoneonline.com Talk --- 1761 km = 1094 mi

105.7 at 1820, K-LOVE ID and nothing more. OMG, there are none in FL
or any other likely area, PA, NH, CA, PA, NC, some of them translators
--- except Puerto Rico; could this be double hop?
WJKL 105.7 SAN JUAN PR USA CONTEMPORARY CHRISTIAN K-LOVE 50.0 kW
323.0 m
OMG2, could just be bleed from my local 105.5 translator K288FX, shux.
San Juan: 3689 km = 2292 mi, about right for double-hop, but midpoint
would be about 50 miles into Atlantic off Daytona Beach

99.3 at 1823, rapid ads in Spanish mentioning Florida, ``La Nueva
Playa 99.3``, plug as on ten? apps:
WWCN 99.3 FORT MYERS BEACH FL Spanish CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO PLAYA
99.3 45.0 kW 142.0 m // WWCN 770 --- 1868 km = 1161 mi

100.3 at 1824, country; 1828 ``from Biscayne Bay to Boca Chica,
Thunder Country 100.3``:
WCTH 100.3 PLANTATION KEY FL COUNTRY THUNDER COUNTRY 100.3 100.0 kW
141.0 m --- Boca Chica? almost to Key West. Distancefromto thinx this
is near Tampa rather than in the Keys!

Not much more the next quarter-hour, but by 1842, I`m getting MEXICO,
q.v. (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, WOR)

** MEXICO. After a semihour of S Florida sporadic E FM DX, see USA,
I`m getting even more Spanish, soon located to Mexico, June 27 from
1842 UT on the caradio in relatively cool garage, vertical fender
antenna only; all logged in real time, on my own ears, no recordings,
no internet access for stream //s, until researched later on the WTFDA
FM Database. All times strictly UT.

93.1 at 1842, JBA Spanish CCI to Kansas. I later find there are no SS
on 93.1 in Florida nor anywhere else in US at likely Es distance, but
lots of Mexicans, 17 of them, all but one with some kind of music
format. 1906 and 1921 more bits of SS talk; at 1942 another Spanish
mixing, this one with music. The only talker is:
XHPBJR-FM 93.1 SAN JUAN DEL RÍO QRO NEWS/TALK SUPER STEREO MILED
ENG[ineering] DATA MISSING -- -- 1792 km = 967 statute miles

92.3 at 1843, YL in Spanish, CCI to KS/OK. 1920 & 1940, Mexican music;
not enough to guess!

92.1 at 1851, YL timecheck in Spanish as 1:51, so it`s México, not
Florida for sure. 1909 bits of talk; 1914 ad for movic.mx = a record
label and ``MOVIC RECORDS is an apparel & fashion company based out of
San Pedro Garza García, México`` per linkedin. Limpiadora ad; 1915
``La Radio que te escucha``, Soriana ad; 25% discount on TV screen;
Ejército Nas? as in Nacional? PSA del gobierno de México; plug being
in Facebook, ``ranking``; 1918 song. 1919 CCI from another Spanish
talking. 1931 ads and PSAs, plátanos, ``92.1, Radio Disney, la radio
que te escucha`` twice more:
XHFO-FM 92.1 CD. DE MÉXICO CDMX CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO RADIO DISNEY
100.0 kW 134.0 m 'KHFO Radio Disney XFM - ELEVA TUS XPECTATIVAS ---
R. Disney kaput in USA but not at all in Mexico. 1890 km = 1174 mi

94.1 at 1853, Spanish ads JBA; 1855 centro de captación MBS; 1856
derechos humanos PSA; 1857 ad in pesos; 1859 CCI from The House FM,
multi-station ID in OK. 1905 bits of talk. 1935, M&W with short
anuncios, a `ding` between them: placas con descuento [license plates
discounted??], Puebla capital and more Puebla mentions. 1955 talk
about PAN. Widely time-separated not necessarily all same station but
only one in Puebla state:
XHJE-FM 94.1 HEROICA PUEBLA DE ZARAGOZA PUE CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO EXA
FM 20.0 kW 82.0 m --- 1929 km = 1199 mi

93.5 at 1902, Spanish JBA in KS CCI, brief peaks, 1903 mention Puebla:
XHLU-FM 93.5 CD. SERDÁN PUE REGIONAL MEXICAN KE BUENA 6.0 kW -59.84 m
= BELOW average terrain --- 1827 km = 1135 mi

92.9 at 1912, Spanish song, ``La Ke Buena``, kids yell phone number,
song; 1920 Mex mx; 1927 ads, Cuban in Mexico speaks in his accent;
plataforma PSA, COFESE, ejército PSA, ``La Ke Buena 92.9``. 1930 live?
traffic report with chopper SFX, mentions Cuauhtémoc, carretera
México/Toluca, ``La Ke Buena, en Cadena``, jingle. 1931 kids yell 2:31
timecheck twice; again at 1938 for 2:38 and laughing - or are those
adult voices pitched up? 2001 one more ``Ke Buena`` as the opening
finally fizzles, and/or I quit by 2006! After two+ hours straight.
This was:
XEQ-FM 92.9 CD. DE MÉXICO CDMX REGIONAL MEXICAN KE BUENA 79.07 kW
214.0 m --- 1890 km = 1174 mi

95.3 at 1921, overcoming KOKC translator, R/TV Mex PSA, ads in pesos;
1924 iHeart Radio Spanish promo for Lucío Córdoba podcast, ``Amor
95.3, música romántica``, song. 1934 & 1945 romx; 1951, whatsapp
number 523-953?, and ``95.30``. 2956, ``Amor 95-3, sólo música
romántica``:
XHSH-FM 95.3 CD. DE MÉXICO CDMX ROMANTICA AMOR 90.0 kW -20.0 m [BELOW
average terrain] presentadora - EN AMOR 95.3 cancion con cantante en
Amor 95.3 y en iHeartRadio. --- 1890 km = 1174 mi

in all probability PTA but there is one other Amor on 95.3:
XHNB-FM 95.3 SAN LUIS POTOSÍ SLP ROMANTICA AMOR 31.58 kW 7.0 m ---
1612 km = 1001 mi

96.5 at 1925, Spanish JBA; 1957 news about China - first world news I
have heard on any of these! Radio Educación ID, `Nuestro Mundo`
program; 2000 lists of its network relay stations; briefly over Tulsa;
note low power. Nice to hear the FM side of XEPPM 6185 SW!
XHEP-FM 96.5 CD. DE MÉXICO CDMX ULTURE RADIO EDUCACIÓN 3.0 kW -34.4 m
BAT --- 1890 km = 1174 mi

93.3 at 1934, romantic music over OKC, 1937 :37 timecheck. No specific
romantic format listed, but maybe closest and to PTA, maybe:
XHEXZ-FM relays:AM 560 93.3 ZACATECAS ZAC SPANISH HITS BALADAS LUPE
50.0 kW 402.98 m Tx site Cerro de la Virgen [de GuadaLUPE no doubt]
--- 1583 km = 984 mi to the cerro

93.7 at 1953, ``Joviendo 93-7``, adstring, over KSPI Stillwater.
Strange word, maybe slang, meaning ``being young``? Maybe play on
words with this station name meaning jewel? Or joyviendo?
XEJP-FM 93.7 CD. DE MÉXICO CDMX CLASSIC HITS STEREO JOYA 60.48 kW
632.0 --- 1890 km = 1174 mi

Add-on to other logs above take us to 2001; seems over by 2006 and
when back online I check DXMAP at 2015 to see a 103 MHz Es blob close
to the Laredos accounting for all this! BTW in this sesquihour of DX,
I never heard any X+ callsign mentioned (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A [and non]. As I am completing the June 27 Es FM DX reports,
by 1610 UT June 28 MORE big openings are in progress, so back to the
car for 2+ hours. ND, SD, MB, MT; and separately from LA & TX at
least, including, 96.7 KOYE Frankston TX, only 530 km = 329 miles!
Extremely strong sporadic E for a path so close! These openings will
take a lot more time to research and report fully; and there may be
even more to come. Got to take advantage of this summer Es, as there
will soon be ~10 months of nothing.

I had to miss much of the latest January 6 hearing starting at 1700,
but will catch replay later. Notable that not a single FM station,
nearby or DX, was broadcasting it, as great threats to our Democracy
don`t matter to them! --- except on KOSU and probably KWOU from NPR.
No doubt more NPR stations were on it but not skipping out. Quit for
R&R and lunch after 1816, I find it not only on TV from PBS, MSNBC and
CNN, surely CSPAN but not checked; but also on mainstream ABC, CBS,
NBC, and even Fox News Channel (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2144 monitoring: confirmed UT
Tuesday June 28 at 0030 on WRMI 9395, S9/+10 direct; and still gone
from 9455, now sending R. Eslovaquia Internacional in Spanish. Next:

2230 UT Tuesday WRMI 9955 to SSE [jammed by Cuba]
2330 UT Tuesday WRMI 9395 to NNW
1000 UT Wednesday Unique R, Australia 5035-USB or 3210-USB
1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW
2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0030 UT Thursday WRMI 9395 to NNW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S; 9395 to NNW

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** U S A. On June 28, I replied to Jeff White about the WRMI splatter
problem: At 0640, 9455 seems to be clear. At 1521, also, altho maybe
not strong enough to be sure, only S7/S9 on generous meter. Also
sounds undermodulated as do others of your frequencies. Old
transmitters can`t handle 100%? (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

This report dispatched at 1925 UT June 28
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