[HCDX] Thur Morn DX

["Charles Bolland" <ka4prf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bolivia, 6134.804, Radio Santa Cruz, 1040-1105,  Can
barely hear the audio on this,
but what I do hear is a female in Spanish language
comments.  Signal is drifting 
upward as time passes, from 6134.804 to 6134.827KHz.
At 1055 signal 
begins to improve from a threshold to a poor level and
the audio is much better.
(Chuck Bolland, January 20, 2011)
 
 
Dominican Republic, 6025.082, Radio Amanecer,
1105-1115,  Noted a male in Spanish
language comments over music with a serious tone.
Later he is joined by a second 
male as they both continue commenting with TC's.
Signal was fair but splatter from
Marti ruined it.  (Chuck Bolland, January 20, 2011)
 
Peru, 4774.95, Radio Tarma, 1125-1135,  Another one of
those signals that is barely
audible with a male in Spanish comments. A second
station is on 4775 KHz which 
may be the Brazilian, Radio Congonhas?  (Chuck Bolland,
January 20, 2011)
 
China, 4820.00, People's Broadcasting Station, Tent,
1133-1145, Noted a male and female in 
Chinese/Mandarin language comments during this period.
Signal was really weak.  Tried
to find a parallel for this, but couldn't.   CNR1 is
also listed on this frequency.  
(Chuck Bolland, January 20, 2011)
 
China, 4919.997, People's Broadcasting Station, Xizang,
1150-1200,  Noted a male in 
possibly Tibetian language comments.  Not sure about
the language.  Noted a parallel
signal on 5240 KHz.   (Chuck Bolland, January 20, 2011)
 
 
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