[HCDX] Sat Morn Dx

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Peru, 6019.30, Radio Victoria, 0910-0920,  Noted the "Crying
Preach" in religious comments during the period.  Plenty of splatter
from 6020 stations.  Victoria was poor.  (Chuck Bolland, August
22, 2009)

Russia, 5920, Radio Rossii, 0923-0935,  Noted a male in Russian
language comments, followed immediately with Russian choir type
singing.  No sign of WBOH yet.  Maybe they are skipping over
me?  Rossii is armchair at this time however.  At 0928 the announcer
returns with more comments.  On second thought, when the male
is in Russian comments, I can hear a slight signal from WBOH under
Rossii.  At 0929, more music which is possibly from the earlier
years before the 1917 revolution or maybe after?  What was their
recording technology like in those years, don't know?   Checked
5940 for parallel and heard a weak signal there with same program.
Rossii was good on 5920 KHz when I dropped it at 0935.  (Chuck Bolland,
August 22, 2009)

Korea, S.  6155,  KBS, 0947-1000*,  Noted a couple of females in
Japanese language conversation at tune in.  Something like music is
heard at 0953.  This is followed with more Japanese comments from
a female.  At 0957 more music presented.  This will probably be the
last of it for today since this schedule should last until 1000.  We'll see?
At 0959 closing comments from two females in Japanese who say
goodby.  This is followed by an ID in English from a male.  Signal
off at that time.  (Chuck Bolland, August 22, 2009)


Watkins Johnson HF1000
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