JRX Logs_ September 3-5, 2019
Receiver (s)_ Sony ICF-SW7600GR
Antenna (s)_ Active Degen DE31

CHINA
** 9410. Sep 5, 2019. 2243-2256, China Radio International, Kashgar-CHN, in Portuguese. man and woman present a program Chinese Class, a chinese lesson; 2254 Ends of programming with ID and CRI sked in portuguese. Good reception, 45544.
** 9800. Sep 3, 2019. 2324-2335, China Radio International, Kashgar-CHN, in Spanish. Program "China en Chino" and the segment "A song letter interpretation", presented by man and woman announcers; ID. Excellent reception rhis night here, 55555.

CLANDESTINE
** 9810. Sep 3, 2019. 1915-1925, Koode Radio International, Issoudun-F, in Fulfulde. Man announcer in conversation; 1918 Woman voice and ID and a brief song; 1920 Man announcer talks; ID. Good reception, 45544.

CUBA
** 15140. Sep 3, 2019. 1804-1814, Radio Habana Cuba, Bauta-CUB, in Arabic language. Woman announcer talks, ID; 1906 Man voice and repeats ID; News, presumably. Poor reception, 35422.
** 15730. Sep 3, 2019. 2303-2315, Radio Habana Cuba, Bejucal-CUB, in Creole. Man voice and ID; A interview with a haitian female citizen about education and other themes. Fair reception, 45433.

GREAT BRITAIN
** 11610. Sep 3, 2019. 1851-1902, Voice of America, Woofferton-G, in Amharic. man talks; A instrumental short song; ID. At 1900, start a program in tigrinya language. Good reception, 45544.

GREECE
** 9420. Sep 5, 2019. 2258-2310, Voice of Greece, Avlis-GRC, in Greek. A jazz song; 2300 Man voice in ID and next a IS; 2302 ID, man voice and start a conversation between men; 2310 Conversation continues. Poor reception this night here, 35422.

KUWAIT
** 11745. Sep 3, 2019. 1815-1840, Radio Free Asia, Kuwait-KWT, in Mandarin. Man and woman announcers talking; A nice conversation between them and laughs in certain moments; 1826 A instrumental song; 1830 Woman and man announcers talk. Poor reception, with fair signal and moderate interference by China National Radio 1, jammer-firedrake, disturbing RFA transmission at this time, 33422.

MADAGASCAR
** 9845. Sep 3, 2019. 1926-1935, MWV-New Life Station, Mahajanga-MDG, in Russian. Man talks; 1932 A song by choral; 1935 Man voice in ID and website. Fair reception, 35433.

NIGERIA
** 11770. Sep 3, 2019. 1903-1914, Voice of Nigeria, Abuja-NIG, in Fulfulde. Man announcer talks news, presumably; 1913 man voice, ID. Good reception to this fulfulde program at this time (Not in french!), 45544.

PHILIPPINES
** 9320. Sep 3, 2019. 2209-2219, Voice of America, Tinang-PHL, in Khmer language. Man and woman voices present news, presumably; 2214 Woman talks news. Poor reception, 25422.Parallel log on 7375kHz, relay Tinang, 35433.
** 9450. Sep 3, 2019. 2316-2323, FEBC Manila, Bocaue-PHL, in Mien dialect. A song; Woman announcer talks in very slow mien dialect. Poor reception, 35422.
** 9910. Sep 3, 2019. 1841-1850, Radio Pilipinas, Tinang-PHL, in Tagalog. A song; Man and woman voices; ID twu times. Good reception, 45544.

USA
** 7305. Sep 4, 2019. 0120-0127, Vatican Radio, Greenville-NC, in Portuguese. man voice and Vatican news in portuguese; 0126 ID and IS. fair reception, 35533.
** 9955. Sep 3, 2019. 2234-2257, WRMI-Radio Liberdad, Okeechobee-FL, in Spanish. Man announcer presents a long and nice interview with a cuban female salsa singer: All about salsa rhythm and many songs she performed. Very good program! 2255 Ends to the programming edition. Fair reception, 35533.

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** ANGUILLA. 11775, Sept 5 at 1401, PMS on and strong enough to tell
her modulation is squealing, like WWCR-1, WEWN (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** BAHAMAS. While looking up CAYMAN info at dxinfocentre.com I search
for Bahamabeacons, and find only three listed. All appear to be away
from Hurricane Dorian path so may still be operating, FYI:
526, ZLS, Stella Maris, [Long Island], 500 watts
376, ZIN, Matthew Town, Great Inagua, 400 watts
281, ZSJ, Cockburn Town, San Salvador, 2000 watts
(Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CANADA. 413 kHz, Sept 6 at 0547 UT, ND beacon YHD and dash, which
is 250 watts from Dryden, Ontario. I was tuned to 412-USB.

346 kHz, Sept 6 at 0615 UT, ND beacon YXL and dash, 500 watts from
Sioux Lookout, Ontario; I was tuned to 347-USB. Dozing off, there have
been more below. Glad to hear that not all the Y-stations have been
decommissioned yet (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CAYMAN ISLANDS. 415 kHz, Sept 6 at 0546, my NDB search downward is
off to a good start with CBC, which is 600 watts from Cayman BraC
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 10960, 11070, 11150, Sept 6 at 1355, JBA carriers, all three
on *jammed SOH frequencies per Aoki/NDXC. VP propagation today but
these can hardly be coincidental (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** HAWAII. 10000, Sept 5 at 0550, WWVH YL announcement about MARS
exercises, but now it`s generic, no specifix; ``aloha`` concludes just
in time for next timecheck at 0550:45 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** KIRITIMATI. 846 kHz, Sept 6 at 0538 during TA carrier search, q.v.,
also one here slightly stronger and steadier which I know is far more
likely to be TP, i.e. R. Kiribati already ~an hour after LSS in the
UT+14 = UT-10 zone (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. Unfortunately awake before 1200 UT Sept 6, I check lowband
for the usual SRS stations: 540, 550, 610, 650, 700, 710, 740. 550 and
700 are playing different NA versions at hourtop; 650 concluding
`Buenos Dias, Yarderos` just before 1200, i.e. XETNT Los Mochis,
Sinaloa, and then always weaker 610, XEGS Guasave joins // for news.

700, Sept 6 at 1205, ``La Poderosa de Parral, 90.3``, i.e. XEGD,
Chihuahua where 5/1 kW can be hyped as ``powerful``.

740, making horrible LAH on minus side of KRMG which soon takes over.
We know this one is XEQN Torreón, Coahuila.

Enid sunrise today: 1207 UT. Also around 1205 Sept 6, tried 870 for
XETAR, but dominated by Spanish gospel huxter from south, presumably
KFJZ Fort Worth, but in new NRC AM Log it is still shown as ETHnic:
Hindi, and other sources say BizTalk Radio (in English)! Could this
really be Mexican? No, new IRCA Log shows only two others in Oaxaca,
Guerrero, not religious and very unlikely (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** NEW ZEALAND. 6170, September 5 at 0543, surprised to find RNZI good
on here at unsked time, so replacing 9700? NO, // very good 9700 is
still on too and stronger, so both transmitters are running in AM.
This may be another Thursday-maintenance test anomaly. BTW, 6170 is
much stronger than adjacent 6165 RHC. By 0558, 6170 is off; at 0602
both 5945 and 9700 are on, and 9700 does not go off until late at
0603*, unusual (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1998, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** NIGERIA. 7254.9, Sept 5 at 0548, VON is on at S9+20 with African
music, drumming prélude to 0600 Hausa. One never know whether this
will be on or AWOL (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1580, Sept 6 at 1659 UT check, KOKB Blackwell is still
OFF. You`d never know it from http://tripleplaysportsradio.com (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1998 contents: Antarctica,
Argentina, Ascension, Australia, Bahamas, Brasil, Chad non, Colombia,
Cuba and non, Hong Kong non, India, International Waters and non,
Iraq, Ireland non, Korea North, México, New Zealand, Oklahoma, Oman,
Romania, Russia, Sudan, Taiwan, UK, USA; and the propagation outlook

WOR 1998 is available as of 0350 UT Friday September 6
(mp3 stream) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor1998.m3u
(mp3 download) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor1998.mp3

Or via http://www.worldofradio.com/audiomid.html
Also linx to podcast services.

The shortwave broadcasts should be:

2200 UT Friday WRMI 9955 to SSE
0130 UT Saturday WRMI 7780 to NE
0629vUT Saturday HLR 6190-CUSB Germany to WSW
1030 UT Saturday Unique Radio 3210 or 5045-USB NSW [alt weeks, Aug
17?] ND
1430 UT Saturday HLR 9485-CUSB Germany to WSW
1930vUT Saturday WA0RCR 1860-AM ND
2100 UT Saturday WRMI 9955 to SSE
0130 UT Sunday WRMI 5850 to NW
0300vUT Sunday WA0RCR 1860-AM [nominal 0315] ND
1030 UT Sunday HLR 7265-CUSB Germany to WSW
2130 UT Sunday WRMI 7780 to NE
0130 UT Monday WRMI 9395 to NNW, 7780 to NE
0230 UT Monday WRMI 7780 to NE
0300vUT Monday WBCQ 5130v Area 51 6160v? to WSW
0330 UT Monday WRMI 9955 to SSE
0930 UT Monday Unique Radio 3210 or 5045-USB NSW ND
1130 UT Monday Unique Radio 3210 or 5045-USB NSW ND
1816 UT Monday IRRS 7290 Romania ND
0100 UT Tuesday WRMI 7780 to NE
0800 UT Tuesday Unique Radio 3210 or 5045-USB NSW [2 episodes] ND
2100 UT Wednesday WRMI 9955 to SSE
2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0100 UT Thursday WRMI 7780 to NE

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9330.16v, Sept 5 at 1421, WBCQ is JBA probably with a NOAA
Weather Radio relay; now moved up the coast from Daytona?

9330.190v, Sept 6 at 1400, WBCQ JBA talk in measured tones of NOAA
robot rather than Brother HyStairical; 1401 fades up a bit, definitely
NOAA Weather Radio, but can`t catch any local mentions, let alone ID
or WBCQ ID. Dorian is currently over the OBX of NC (and we hope DXer
Rick Shaftan is evacuated or doing OK). Far enough from Grimesland not
to cause VOA problems? Check for missing Martí or Bambara
frequencies.

Allan twitted Sept 5: ``Allan Weiner @AllanWBCQ Sep 5
Still storming. Still beaming on 9330khz with weather info. Blessings
for folks in the Carolinas. Tune in the shortwaves when you can. Bring
a portable with you. It’s fun and important``

And on Sept 4: ``Prayers to all in the hurricane path. May our Father
keep pushing it to the east. Far from land. Help our brethren in the
Bahama land. 9330khz on with NOAA weather reports.``

And on Sept 3: ``9330khz on with FL NOAA radio beaming south. Keep
tuned in to all the shortwaves. Much good information and
entertainment. A very good alternative to main stream everything``

Really ``beaming south``?? CCW from 245 degrees WSW, which has been
the nominal central beam for all WBCQ frequencies?? (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1650 kHz, Sept 6 at 1212 UT, rustic Mexmx and ``1650-AM,
cerca de su rancho`` slogans; loops WSW which is just right to
minimize 1640-KZLS, and my line noise from N/S. Must be KSVE El Paso
TX, 8500/850 watts, new format after defunct ESPN-D (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Atlantic JBA MW carrier search: I hear a 1 kHz het
on 1000 KTOK OKC, so it`s time to resume hunting. Some editors think
this is a waste, insignificant, but I know I am really getting all
these signals from multiple countries, even if any audio for a
``definite ID`` is unlikely here in deep North America. Usual method:
on R75, 9-kHz steps tuning USB 1 kHz below each channel to detect
tell-tale hets of 1000 Hz.

This is at 0255-0304 UT Sept 6: 531, 621, 684, 711, 774-, 837, 954,
999, 1098, 1107, 1503, 1566, 1575. 621 stands out strongest, probably
Canary Islands. 774 is on the minus side, maybe something local. Often
pilot 999 is most likely COPE, Madrid, Spain, by proximity and power
50 kW.

Another search at 0538-0544 Sept 6: 549, 567, 621, 711, 747, 774(2),
837, 954, 999, 1107 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also
KIRITIMATI

UNIDENTIFIED. 930, Sept 4 at 0607 UT, WKY OKC nulled reveals a C2CAM
station, most likely WTAD Quincy IL, or maybe KWOC Poplar Bluff MO;
mixed with a sportstalk in English I will not attempt to guess (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1707 UT September 6
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USA 7490.188 WBCQ S=9+30dB signal noted on remote SDR at Detroit MI
state,

00.43 UT on Sept 6, 13 kHz wide music audio block.
Surprisingly same music program on WRMI 9395 kHz at 00.46 UT.
USA  9330.219 kHz poor WBCQ S=5-6 signal,
sent hurricane data coordinates, rain, wind reports too. 00.48 UT Sept 6.
CUBA  11980 kHz strong harmonic S=9 of fundamental 5990 kHz
CRI Spanish sce of Cuban radio relay at QUIVICAN San Felipe Titan bcast 
center site.
5990even kHz at S=9+30dB in Detroit-MI state.
00.53 UT on Sept 6th, economia report "China Hoy".

[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb  df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 6)
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JRX Logs_ September 1 & 2, 2019
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Antenna (s)_ Active Degen DE31

ALBANIA
** 7210. Sep 1, 2019. 2301-2320, China Radio International, Cerrik-ALB, in Spanish. News by woman voice; 2305 A program "China en Chino" and a segment Chinese Class by man and woman announcers; ID. Fair reception, 35433.

BOTSWANA
** 15580. Sep 1, 2019. 1815-1825, Voice of America, Selebi-Phikwe-BOT, in English. Men voices, in conversation. Fair reception, 35433.

BRAZIL
** 9630. Sep 2, 2019. 1838-1848, Radio Aparecida, Aparecida-SP, in Portuguese. Man announcer presents a program "A boa música está no ar"! ID and name of the program before each song. Fair reception, 35433.

CHINA
** 7250. Sep 1, 2019. 2245-2257, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in Spanish. Program "China en Chino" and a segment "A song letter interpretation" by woman announcer; 2253 A chinese song. Good reception, 45544.
** 7415. Sep 2, 2019. 1805-1815, China Radio International, Xian-Xianyang, in Farsi. News by man voice; 1807 ID; Woman and man announcers talking. Fair reception, 35533.
** 7435. Sep 2, 2019. 1829-1837, China Radio International, Jinhua-CHN, in Italian. Man and woman voices; 1831 A song by female singer; 1834 Women announcers talk. fair reception, 35533.

FRANCE
** 13740. Sep 1, 2019. 1909-1915, Radio France International, Issoudun-F, in French. Man and woman announcers present news in Magazine RFI, segment "Great Report". Very good reception, 55544.
** 13835. Sep 1, 2019. 1916-1925, Radio Taiwan International, Issoudun-F, in French. Man an d woman voices talk about RTI Contest and other themes and make "Le Question"; ID. Very good reception to this edition on sundays, only, 55544.
** 15200. Sep 1, 2019. 1836-1845, Deutsche Welle, Issoudun-F, in Hausa. Men voices in conversation about Nigeria, presumably; 1842 A song. Very good reception, 55544.
** 15300. Sep 1, 2019. 1846-1900, Radio France International, Issoudun-F, in French. Man and woman announcers talk about economy, Kashmir crisis and Pakistan, other themes; ID.  Excellent reception here, 55555.

GREAT BRITAIN
** 15510. Sep 1, 2019. 1802-1813, IBRA Radio, Woofferton-G, in Sudan languages.Man voice; 1805 A short song and man talks. Poor reception to this IBRA Sudan service, 25422.

GREECE
** 9420. Sep 2, 2019. 2304-2312, Voice of Greece, Avlis-GRC, in Greek language. Men voices in conversation during all log. Barely audible reception, 25411.

IRAN
** 7230. Sep 2, 2019. 0029-0040, VOIRI-Pars Today, Sirjan-IRN, in Spanish. News by man announcer, including the current relations between Iran and USA; ID. Fair reception, 35433.
** 7270. Sep 2, 2019. 0009-0025, VOIRI-Pars Today, Sirjan-IRN, in French. News by man announcer in "L´Actualité Africaine"; 0019 A song; 0023 ID and a piece of the National Anthem; 0024 A Koran chant; 0025 Ends programming. Fair reception, 35433.

PHILIPPINES
** 15190. Sep 1, 2019. 1826-1835, Radio Pilipinas, Tinang-PHL, in Tagalog. Woman announcer talking during all log; ID. Fair reception, 35433.

ROMANIA
** 11975. Sep 2, 2019. 1900-1917, Radio Romania International, Galbeni-ROU, in Romanian. Woman announcer talks news; 1911 man announcer talks. Fair reception, 35433.
** 11990. Sep 2, 2019. 2314-2325, Radio Romania International, Galbeni-ROU, in Spanish. Man and woman voices; 2318 A song of the romanian folk; Woman talks. Fair reception, 35433.

SÃO TOMÉ E PRÍNCIPE
** 9830. Sep 2, 2019. 1849-1859, Deutsche Welle, Pinheira-STP, in Hausa. Woman announcer in conversation with a man; 1855 ID and news resume by man voice. poor reception, 35422.Parallel logs at this time on: 11800 relay Issoudun, 55544 and 15200kHz relay Issoudun, 55555.

** 11720. Sep 2, 2019. 1918-1930, Voice of America, Pinheira-STP, in Tigrinya. Man talks; Coversation with a man; 1926 Woman and man voices; 1929 Abrupt ends programming. Good signal and fair modulation with slight fades, 45433.
** 15460. Sep 1, 2019. 1745-1759, Voice of America, Pinheira-STP, in Zimbabwe language. Men announcers talk; 1753 A brief song and next man talks. Good reception, 45544.

THAILAND
** 7410. Sep 1, 2019. 2334-2345, Voice of America, Udon-Thani-THA, in Burmese. Woman talks news, presumably; 2340 Man talks. Fair reception, 35533.

VATICAN
** 13835. Sep 2, 2019. 1816-1828, Vatican Radio, SM di Galeria-CVA, in Portuguese. Man announcer presents Vatican News; 1825 A song; 1828 IS and ends programming. Good reception, 45544.
** 17655. Sep 2, 2019. 1752-1804, Voice of America, SM di Galeria-CVA, in Portuguese. News by woman and man voices; 1755 Sport News by man announcer Mr. João Santa Rita; 1800 News by Álvaro Andrade journalist; ID and website. Good reception, 45544.

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** BRAZIL. 11780, Sept 4 at 2057, Brazilian song at S5-S7, as RNA is
back here after a spell on 6180 as others have reported. There are
also reports that Bolsonaro wants to privatize EBC stations, which
would probably put an end to the SW service (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 6100, Sept 4 at 0623, RHC English, S9+20 but undermodulated,
better than JBA carrier on 6165; 6000 and 5040 off. Something`s always
wrong at RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 13700, Sept 4 at 1325, after resurgence yesterday, no FM spur
constellation from this RHC today. Something`s not wrong at RHC (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN [non]. 15130, Sept 4 at 2055, algo JBA, virtually the OSOB.
Aoki/NDXC shows NHK in Japanese via FRANCE at 1900-2100.

11985, Sept 4 at 2059, French broadcast just ending. This one is NHK
via MADAGASCAR at 2030-2100 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1490, after open carrier/dead air since at least August
30, KMFS Guthrie is finally revived Sept 4 at 1755 UT with some
musical modulation, 1800 UT ID *only* as ``Son-Life Radio, WJFM, 88.5,
Bâton Rouge``, i.e.. flagship station of Jimmy Swaggart network, who
then starts gospelhuxtering (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1580, Sept 3 at 1830 UT, KOKB Blackwell is OFF, while
sibling 1020 KOKP Perry remains nominal; KOKB still off Sept 4 at
1755, 2105 UT: opens frequency for traces of two other groundwave
stations (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1997 monitoring: confirmed
Wednesday September 4 at 2100 on WRMI 9955, after IS & ID loop. This
stopped at the end of a cycle right at 2100:00, but WOR playout not
cut on until 2100:03 when I have already reached ``---1997``, my first
eight words upcut, as WRMI automation continues to be out of
synchronization. S5-S8 anyway, much better than simulcast on WBCQ
7490.2, JBA in HNL, but confirmed L&C on webcast. Next:

Thu 0100 WRMI 7780 to NE
Full schedule:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radiosked.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9330, Sept 4 at 1355, JBA signal presumed WBCQ relaying NOAA
Weather Radio from Daytona, but too weak to be sure. At 2103 it`s just
as bad but measured down to 9329.94. Will they pick up further NOAA`s
up the GA, SC, NC coasts? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. During a break in my high local line noise level affecting
MW as well as SW, at midday Sept 3, I decide to try something
different: MW bandscan at 1 kHz below each 10-kHz channel in USB, to
``hear the hets``. Even tho this is far from an ideal quiet location
and far from ideal equipment (R75 with 100` E-W longwire, meaning it`s
a bit deaf to the N/S, such as not hearing 820 WBAP), I listen for
frequencies with more than one carrier beating --- some of them very
slow, to slow, to medium, to fast --- and skipping those with no
signal or definitely only one signal. It would take a *lot* more time
to count the beats and calculate each SAH.

This indicates that there are remnants of groundwave from some
second-tier stations around here I seldom or never hear in the clear.
Of course, I am not interested in amassing station totals so am making
no such claims, just an exercise in monitoring and propagation. I will
include the most likely sources based on proximity, top station first.
Remember that we do have some of the highest inland ground
conductivity around here, in the 30s.

I do this between 1840 and 1903 UT Sept 3, i.e. just after local mean
noon always at 1832 UT, when there will be the *least* possibility of
MW skywave, especially now still in summer. Some frequencies with one
fairly strong semi-local seem to be wobbling; hard to be certain if
transmitter fault or receiver overload. As usual when tuning MW or LW
on this receiver, both Preamp 2 and Preamp 1 are OFF. But further ATT
is not engaged. And of course there is no DFing with the LW.

Quite possibly no other DX editor will wish to dedicate the space to
publish this, but here it is in my original log report, which took at
least twice as long afterwards to compile as to carry out.

Reference for current listings and callsigns: NRC AM Log 2019-2020.

1600, v? KUSH OK
1590, slow: KGVB KS, KWEY OK [closer but not aimed thisaway]
1580, fast, while KOKB OK is OFF!! That leaves KHGG AR, KGAF TX
1570, slow, KTUZ OK, KTAT OK, KBCV MO
1560, fast, KEBC OK, WMBH MO, KABI KS
1540, medium, KNGL KS, KZMP TX
1500, slow, KPGM OK, KJIM TX
1480, irr., KQAM KS, KNGO TX
1460, medium, KZUE OK, KKOY KS, KCLE TX
1450, medium, 3-way, KGFF OK, KSIW OK, KWHW OK, KQYX MO, KWBW KS
1430, medium-fast, KTBZ OK, KALV OK
1420, slow, KTJS OK, KJCK KS, KULY KS
1400, irregular, KWON OK, KREF OK
1350, fast, KMAN KS, KTLQ OK
1340, medium, KGHM OK, KJMU OK
1320, KCLI OK way off frequency
1310, medium, KYUL KS, KZRG MO
1280, slow 2.2 Hz, KSOK KS, KPRV OK
1270, show, KRXO OK, KSCB KS, KFLC TX
1260, fast, KWSH OK, KSGF MO
1250, fast, KYYS MO, KRRD AR
1240, medium, KFH KS, KADS OK
1220, very slow, KTLV OK, KCAX MO, KOFO KS
1190, medium, KFXR TX, KVSV KS
1150, fast, KSAL KS, KNED OK
1140, fast, KRMP OK, KLTK AR
1130, very fast, KLEY KS, KWKH LA
1090, medium, KEXS MO, KVOP TX
1070, KFTI KS way off frequency
1060, medium, KIJN TX, KBFL MO
1050, fast, KGTO OK, KXCA OK
1040, medium, KGGR TX, WHO IA, KGWA 960 OK spur
1030, medium-fast, 3-way, KFAY AR, KBUF KS, KCWJ MO
1010, medium, KTNZ TX, KIND KS
990, medium, KFCD TX, KRSL KS
940, medium, KIXZ TX, KSWM MO
860, irregular, KKOW KS
790, fast, KURM AR, KXXX KS, KFYO TX
760, slow, KCCV KS, KDFD CO
710, slow, KGNC TX, KCMO MO
670, slow, KLTT CO, KHGZ AR, WSCR IL
660, medium, KSKY TX, KCRO NE
640, irregular, KWPN OK
570, very slow, WNAX SD, KLIF TX
560, fast, KWTO MO, KLZ CO
540, medium, KDFT TX, KWMT IA
(Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1060, Sept 4 at 0630 UT, romantic song in Spanish loops
WSW/ENE, fitting KIJN Farwell TX, the perpetually cheating 10 kW
daytimer; repeated lyric, ``Quiero estar contigo``, i.e. Jesus rather
than romantic, and 0633 UT KIJN ID (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 2325 UT Sept 4
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