[IRCA] TP 19 Oct Victoria version.

[Nick Hall-Patch <nhp@xxxxxxxx>]

A step up again, with stronger and more varied signals, lots of detail to drill down into, and of course, didn't entirely.   Have to leave some DX for next time.   A first here was Korea on 1062, 8kHz below my barnburner of a local on 1070.

One big error in  this morning's pre-report.   It wasn't RNZ on 567....just JOIK sounding like RNZ in playing a jazz vibraphone number, and being parallel with 675, which, ahem, unusually, was also NHK1 at that time.  



pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least briefly):

567 JOIK jazz vibes number //675 (594 was in the shade just then) 1431UT, as mentioned above.  Was at this strength a number of times this morning

594 JOAK woman in Japanese //891 1400UT

612 4QR man in DU English 1420UT

747 JOIB English lessons 1432UT

774 JOUB English lessons 1401UT

828 JOBB pips and beginning of English lessons 1400UT

972 HLCA pips, man in Korean 1400UT

1287 JOHR man in Japanese 1440UT (peaking at my local sunrise)

1566 HLAZ man in Chinese 1435UT








Reasonable audio  at  times during the period (much of it understandable by a native speaker, though often battling w/splash or noise):

603 HLSA likely with power ballad 1430UT; sketchy signal on 558 seemed parallel

657 N. Korea, man in Korean 1412UT

666 JOGB woman talking //567 1408UT

702 NHK2 English lessons, more discussion about  smartphones 1426UT

873 JOGB lessons //747 1424UT

891 5AN? woman talking to another woman on the phone, DU English 1409UT

945 CNR1 man in Chinese //1098 1409UT

963 CRI big orchestral fanfare, then into male ballad //1323 1429UT

1143 man talking Chinese 1416UT, no parallel; likely Taiwan

1575 VoA likely man in SE Asian language 1411UT; north Flag



not so reasonable audio, occasional words or phrases in splash or noise could be understood by a native speaker: 

531 JOQG woman talking //594 1428UT

558 HLQH male ballad 1409UT, //603 at 1410UT as 603 began to fade down under a Chinese onslaught.

612 JOLK mixing it up with 4QR 1415UT, man //594

675 NHK1, likely JOVK, woman and man talking //594  1428UT

693 JOAB English lessons 1410UT

738 2NR woman talking //612 1405UT

837 woman in Chinese at 1404UT CNR6?

891 JOHK man in Japanese 1400UT //594

909 JOCB man and woman talking //774 1420UT

918 man talking, Japanese intonation  1420UT

954 JOKR man and woman in Japanese 1411UT

981 CNR1 man in Chinese //945 1427UT

1017 CRI woman in Korean 1425UT

1098 CNR1 man talking //945 1409UT; north Flag

1134 KBS man talking Korean 1425UT, but soon faded to man in Japanese 

1134 JOQR likely with man in Japanese 1426UT

1188 JOKP man talking  //594 1411UT

1206 Yanbian likely with deep voiced male ballad 1408UT

1242 JOLF man in Japanese, interspersed with music 1423-4UT, then woman talking


Burbles in the splatter and noise (if lucky, language might be guessed at by cadence of talk, or parallel established by changes in talk or music) 

540 Chinese pips at 1400UT

585 JOPB woman talking //594 1424UT overcoming local buzz on the channel

621 man talking, Chinese intonation 1437UT

639 CNR1 female vocal, then man talking, Chinese intonation //945 and 1098, 1409UT

639 JOIP man and woman talking //594 1419UT

738 Taiwan Fisheries woman talking //1143, also a Chinese woman there as well, 1424UT

819 N. Korea likely with female operatic vocal  1407UT

864 a messy channel, but HLKR established, with man talking //1062

900 weak Chinese pips at 1400UT; Heilongjiang?

945 NHK1 man and woman talking //594 1420UT

1062 HLKQ man talking //864 1422UT

1098 a mess, two Chinese sounding stations with the stronger one not //945 1415UT

1323 CRI woman talking //963 1414UT




Strongish het, no or "near imaginary" audio (either undermodulated or ravaged by splatter)

 711 801 846 855 927 936 1008 1035 1044 1053  1089  1152 1179  1269  1314  1341 1368 1593      seemed to be Asian; 
909 918 1017 1116 seemed to be DU  


best wishes,

Nick








Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, BC
Canada  

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