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May 5th 10, 07:13 AM
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3287.45 kHz at 0505z - ?
Right now, at 0508z on Wednesday, 5 May 2010, I am hearing a fairly
strong sideband het and AM carrier on 3287.45 kHz. SINPO is about 25222; hard to tell what any audio would sound like, since the carrier is open. The A10 schedule shows nothing for this precise frequency, but it does show that at 0500, Radio Madagasikara is normally due to end its transmission on 3288 kHz. Is this possible? Does R. Mad. show up "off" a bit? This would be a first for me - hearing a near antipodal signal on a band below 60 meters. Awesome propagation on the tropicals tonight! Stoked, Bruce Jensen California, USA |
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May 5th 10, 07:36 AM
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3287.45 kHz at 0505z - ?
On May 4, 10:13*pm, bpnjensen wrote:
Right now, at 0508z on Wednesday, 5 May 2010, I am hearing a fairly strong sideband het and AM carrier on 3287.45 kHz. *SINPO is about 25222; hard to tell what any audio would sound like, since the carrier is open. The A10 schedule shows nothing for this precise frequency, but it does show that at 0500, Radio Madagasikara is normally due to end its transmission on 3288 kHz. *Is this possible? *Does R. Mad. show up "off" a bit? *This would be a first for me - hearing a near antipodal signal on a band below 60 meters. Awesome propagation on the tropicals tonight! Stoked, Bruce Jensen California, USA Still there at 0536z. Still an open carrier from a distant location. |
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May 5th 10, 07:34 PM
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3287.45 kHz at 0505z - ?
On May 4, 10:36*pm, bpnjensen wrote:
On May 4, 10:13*pm, bpnjensen wrote: Right now, at 0508z on Wednesday, 5 May 2010, I am hearing a fairly strong sideband het and AM carrier on 3287.45 kHz. *SINPO is about 25222; hard to tell what any audio would sound like, since the carrier is open. The A10 schedule shows nothing for this precise frequency, but it does show that at 0500, Radio Madagasikara is normally due to end its transmission on 3288 kHz. *Is this possible? *Does R. Mad. show up "off" a bit? *This would be a first for me - hearing a near antipodal signal on a band below 60 meters. Awesome propagation on the tropicals tonight! Stoked, Bruce Jensen California, USA Still there at 0536z. *Still an open carrier from a distant location.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - In retrospect, this carrier persisted at least until I fell asleep at about 0630z. It had a long, strong and constant het mixed with a faint station on 3290, probably R. Central in Papua New Guinea (could find no other reasonable identity for that frequency either - right on frequency, with occasional hints of what could have been English or Pidgin language talk), and would occasionally experience a het from some other intermittent unid source possibly on 3285. Dang, I wish I had tuned in 10 minutes earlier! I may try again tonight, but that kind of propagation does not happen every day. Bruce |
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May 6th 10, 05:47 AM
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3287.45 kHz at 0505z - ?
THIS SAME CARRIER IS THERE TONIGHT, and contains very faint OM voice
at 0345 UTC. I will watch this channel for awhile. Bruce ******* On May 4, 10:13*pm, bpnjensen wrote: Right now, at 0508z on Wednesday, 5 May 2010, I am hearing a fairly strong sideband het and AM carrier on 3287.45 kHz. *SINPO is about 25222; hard to tell what any audio would sound like, since the carrier is open. The A10 schedule shows nothing for this precise frequency, but it does show that at 0500, Radio Madagasikara is normally due to end its transmission on 3288 kHz. *Is this possible? *Does R. Mad. show up "off" a bit? *This would be a first for me - hearing a near antipodal signal on a band below 60 meters. Awesome propagation on the tropicals tonight! Stoked, Bruce Jensen California, USA |
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