Re: [HCDX] Tues Morn DX

["Charles Bolland" <ka4prf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ref:  My observation of the signals on 4750 KHz from
        RRI Makassar and Bandgladesh.
 
Anker,
 
It was on January 25th at about 1120 UTC, which was
on Tuesday.  Sorry about the date and time being left
out.
I was just making an observation and didn't think there
would be any interest.  
 
I am using the Excalibur, SDR and the display is very 
sensitive and shows signals that aren't audible. This
is
handy  when there's a jam up on frequencies and 
the signals are all mixed together.  When I run into a
situation like this, I double check the frequency on 
my NRD545 and sometimes I am not able to un-twist
the signals from each other.  Instead I hear only one
fuequency's carrier.  It makes for an interesting
morning
at times.
 
Chuck
  
 
 
 
   
 
 

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From: anker.petersen@xxxxxxx
[mailto:anker.petersen@xxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 00:17
To: Charles Bolland
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Tues Morn DX


Chuck, 

when did you made this interesting observation ?

Best 73,
Anker Petersen

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Fra: Charles Bolland <ka4prf@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Til: ALF <alf.e.persson@xxxxxxxxx>, Arnaldo slaen
<slaen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Bob Wilkner
<rlcw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, brainman214
<brainman214@xxxxxxxxx>, Carlos GonA?alves
<carlos-relvas@xxxxxxx>, Cumbre <cumbredx@xxxxxxxxx>,
'DSWCI' <logs@xxxxxxx>, Gayle Van Horn
<gaylevanhorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Glenn Hauser
<wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>, Hard-core-dx
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Dato: Tir, 25. jan 2011 13:23
Emne: [HCDX] Tues Morn DX

Note: I am hearing and seeing two signals on 4750+-
KHz. One is at 4754.946 KHz 
and the second is 4750.000. I believe the 4754.956 KHz
signal is Indonesia's RRI
Makassar and the signal on 4750.000 is tentatively
Bangladesh Betar, Bandgladesh. I am 
hearing audio from both regardless where I tune either
to one or the other frequency
mentioned. Unfortunately, the signals are too close
together. Possibly someone
with a sharper receiver might be able to tag which
station on which frequency is
broadcasting? I feel that 4754.956 KHz is the correct
frequency for Makassar
based on previous loggings. 


Thanks

Chuck
26N 081W
WR G31DDC
NRD545
WJ HF1000

Tried all of them.


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