[HCDX] Friday Morn DX,

["Charles Bolland" <ka4prf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Indonesia, 4749.978, RRI Makassar, Tentative,
1030-1045,  Noted a male in Islamic
type reciting until 1034 when a female talks in
Indonesian language.  After
she comments, a brief interlude of music is heard, then
more comments.  
At 1036 a male converses with the female.  Signal was
poor and muffled.
As I decided to tune away, I notice a second signal on
4750.030 starting
to fade in, but it's still too weak to copy anything.
(Chuck Bolland, February 4, 2011)
 
Micronesia, 4755.452, Cross Radio,Tentative, 1044-1055,
Noted a weak signal here 
with possibly religious singing?  Signal still needs
time to reach it's peak
fade in time.  At 1046, believe a female commented
briefly. Rechecked this at 1145, 
and the signal had improved to a poor level while music
was heard.    (Chuck 
Bolland, February 4, 2011)
 
Peru, 4774.959, Radio Tarma, 1048-1100,  Brief Spanish
language comments
at tune in which was followed with Huaynos music.
Signal remained at a 
fair level during this period.  (Chuck Bolland,
February 4, 2011)
 
Brazil, 4865.041, Radio Verdes Florestas, 1103-1115,
Principly noted a male 
in Portuguese language comments until about 1108 when a
female comments
in Portuguese. At 1113 the male returns with comments.
This is the only
 signal on or near this frequency at the present time.
I suppose the other
 Brazilian stations and Radio Logos are all "Sleepy
Heads".    (Chuck 
Bolland, February 4, 2011)
 
 
Peru, 4955.006, Radio Cultura Amauta, 1117-1130  Yes
with the best signal on
the band, noted a male and female in what sounded like
serious Spanish comments.
Heard the male mention "Amauta" here and there during
his comments.  This sounds
like a news program with reports being presented by
other anouncers.  After listening
for awhile, "Amauta and Peru" are mentioned rather
often.  And as mentioned above,
the signal is good.  (Chuck Bolland, February 4, 2011)
 
 
Peru, 4986.385, Radio Manantial, Tent, 1125-1150,
Noted a fair signal at tune in with a 
female in Spanish Language comments.  From her tone,
she sounded as if she were
giving a religious discourse, which continued during
the period.   Tried to find some 
backup information on this.  Ran a search for DXLD, but
Google rejected me.  I'm
use to it.  Checked out AOKI's database and Manantial
was listed on 4991 KHz. 
Next I looked at EIBI and Manantial was listed on 4986
KHz.   Signal was fair
 to threshold during the period.  (Chuck Bolland,
February 4, 2011)
 
 
Papua New Guinea, 3325.008, Radio Buka,Tent,
1150-1200,  Noted a thresholds signal here
which is better than usual.  Most of the time just a
carrier is heard on this freq at my
location.  With that in mind, noted a male and female
talking together.  Couldn't 
identify the language 100 percent, but my best guess is
Pidgin.  At 1200 some bridge
music and more comments by a female.  And as mentioned,
the signal is threshold.
   (Chuck Bolland, February 4, 2011)
 
 
WR-G31DDC
26N 081W
 
Note:  If I were to put a value on the work I've done
this morning, I would say I earned
at least $500.00 and that's for only an hour or so.
Relax, I am just joking around.  
Conditions were good this morning compared to the usual
conditions I notice here
in my area and I was able to turn on the receiver a
little earlier than I normally do.
So in the list of loggings above, there are three(3)
stations that I haven't reported 
before.  Things are looking up.
 
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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