Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
Log in Reinante
Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters
GUINEA, 9650, Radio Guinea, Conakry, 0702-0735, 01-11, African songs, 
French, comments, id. "Radio Guinée", at 0730, religious catholic 
program "Le Jour du Seigneur". 34433.

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KUWAIT  Radio Kuwait from Kabd site, Arabic program noted today
Sunday Nov 1st at 06.00 UT on both fqs nearby:
15515.005 kHz at 59degr azimuth eastwards scheduled 05-09 UT
to CeAS, CHN, KOR, TWN, JPN, S=8 signal in Doha Qatar,
and also 
15530even measured more properly S=9+20dB at 310 degr azimuth
towards Ce&WeEUR. 05-08 UT.
IRAN  9725.009  VoIRI Arabic sce towards Saudi Arabia at 03.30-06.00 UT, via
Sirjan site, endless speech-like S=9+35dB into Doha Qatar remote SDR rx, at
05.32 UT on Nov 1. Even 18 kHz wideband signal.
11875.005  VoIRI Turkish sce via Sirjan site, 04.20-05.50 UT scheduled, at
05.38 UT S=9+20dB sidelobe signal into Qatar remotedly monitoring.
13820even  9725 Same VoIRI Arabic sce; via Zahedan site noted at S=9+30dB
powerful signal level at 05.55 UT on Nov 1st.
TURKEY  11660.003  TRT Emirler in Turkish at S=9+15dB signal level, observed
at 05.45 UT, Turkish typical mx program, 04.56-06.56 UT scheduled.
15235.006  TRT Emirler, Africa sce in Hausa / Swahili languages scheduled
05.58-06.57 UT, at 06.04 UT S=7 sidelobe signal in Doha Qatar remote
Perseus-Net rx unit.
SAUDI ARABIA  13780.042 though scheduled from 06.00 UT, Arabic sce from
Riyadh was already heard around tune-in at 05.50 UT. Another strong carrier
nearby, the usual 'cat and mouse play' by IRIB Iran Arabic sce program
jamming against Saudi transmission in 22 mb.
[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb  df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 1) 


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Some of you either figured out what was up or I told you directly for one
reason or another

I’m now the program director for KSKO-FM 89.5 McGrath, Alaska.
90 watts at -81 feet. The transmit antenna is the cross shaped 2 bay Scala
FMO dipole at the very top and that yellow dish just below it is the STL
for the now defunct KSKO 870, which was 10kw non directional full time.
The tower still stands even though the AM has been off for 5 years. Space
is leased to GCI for cell phone service on the old AM tower 2 miles south
of town, and one of the reasons the AM went off and was replaced with low
power FM repeaters is because the AM was (and now cell is) generator
powered, at $ 5-6 a gallon.
What spelled the end of the AM was back in 2013 or so when the barge
couldn’t make it up river and gas ballooned to $ 8.50 a gallon.
The class D repeaters KSKO has are in about half a dozen other villages fed
by Barix boxes and satellite internet.
Yes, milk, fruits/veggies and stuff is as expensive up here as you think.
Yes it’s cold. I am still doing my other radio jobs via remote
voicetracking, I'll continue Afternoons on Hits 106 KLMI Laramie, WY...
I'll continue Sunday afternoons on WHGM Gold in MAryland and overnights on
Local Radio Networks 24/7 Classic Country format.

I have my icom 746pro and a longwire, a DXE Preamp, an Emtech ZM2 tuner and
I have a loop on the way from Doxytronics for my DXing. I eventually plan
on getting an SDR connected to the internet set up out here.

Paul
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Paul,

I presume the AM was in the same building. The picture would make a great QSL card!
No wonder you are interested in seeing my QSL. I will post it as soon as I can move the stuff, so I can get to the file cabinet. I am rearranging my DX Room, as I had it for storage for the last 4-5 years.

73,

Patrick

Patrick Martin Seaside OR KGED QSL Manager

Some of you either figured out what was up or I told you directly for one
reason or another

I’m now the program director for KSKO-FM 89.5 McGrath, Alaska.
90 watts at -81 feet. The transmit antenna is the cross shaped 2 bay Scala
FMO dipole at the very top and that yellow dish just below it is the STL
for the now defunct KSKO 870, which was 10kw non directional full time.
The tower still stands even though the AM has been off for 5 years. Space
is leased to GCI for cell phone service on the old AM tower 2 miles south
of town, and one of the reasons the AM went off and was replaced with low
power FM repeaters is because the AM was (and now cell is) generator
powered, at $ 5-6 a gallon.
What spelled the end of the AM was back in 2013 or so when the barge
couldn’t make it up river and gas ballooned to $ 8.50 a gallon.
The class D repeaters KSKO has are in about half a dozen other villages fed
by Barix boxes and satellite internet.
Yes, milk, fruits/veggies and stuff is as expensive up here as you think.
Yes it’s cold. I am still doing my other radio jobs via remote
voicetracking, I'll continue Afternoons on Hits 106 KLMI Laramie, WY...
I'll continue Sunday afternoons on WHGM Gold in MAryland and overnights on
Local Radio Networks 24/7 Classic Country format.

I have my icom 746pro and a longwire, a DXE Preamp, an Emtech ZM2 tuner and
I have a loop on the way from Doxytronics for my DXing. I eventually plan
on getting an SDR connected to the internet set up out here.

Paul
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