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AIR Srinigar 3390 in Sikkim finally making it through good enough for me to
finally count this one as being definetly heard this morning at 1240. Very pleased to hear it this well, and it's my 235th NASWA country heard. dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() dxAce wrote: AIR Srinigar 3390 in Sikkim finally making it through good enough for me to finally count this one as being definetly heard this morning at 1240. Very pleased to hear it this well, and it's my 235th NASWA country heard. Please make the location Gangtok, rather than Srinigar... dxAce Michigan USA |
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good catch Ace. every time i read that list, i see
you closer to the top... Drifter... |
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![]() Drifter wrote: good catch Ace. every time i read that list, i see you closer to the top... I'm about maxed out at the moment. I won't be moving much farther. dxAce Michigan USA |
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![]() From: dxAce Organization: NASWA Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 04:19:50 -0500 Subject: AIR Gangtok, 3390 wrote: On 2004-12-12 said: Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave dxAce wrote: AIR Srinigar 3390 in Sikkim finally making it through good enough SNIP--- Very pleased to hear it this well, and it's my 235th NASWA country heard. Please make the location Gangtok, rather than Srinigar... SNIP---- And also note, that the region is part of India since 1967 or 1968, so you heard a station in India, rather than a separate country. Unless this is your first log from India, you can not count it as NASWA country 235 confirmed in your logbook. It still might be quite a DX catch, though, so, congratulations! and Enjoy! I hate to be the bearer of bad news to you, but it is indeed a separate NASWA country. It may be a 'part' of India, but under NASWA rules it was and will remain a distinct radio entity. I suggest you check the NASWA List: http://www.anarc.org/naswa/list/ Look under India on the list. dxAce Michigan USA http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm Funny you should mention 3390. I logged comm traffic on 3390 USB at 3:20UT, Dec 18th. It sounded like American hams. I took them to be MARS operators. They had call signs with the prefix "NNN". Greg NRD-525 W. Central Florida |
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