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[HCDX] Loggings
AUSTRALIA -- 4835 kHz -- noted at 11:50 with male voices in conversation; at TOH, female anncr and pop mx. Decent level, but getting too much splatter from 4840 to be readable. (Delibert, Maryland, 3/3/13)
MICRONESIA -- 4755.1 kHz -- The Cross, heard with music from 11:27 tune-in; at 11:29, female anncr with clear ID in English mentioning 88.5 but not the shortwave freq, and back to music, which continued until automated s/off just before 12:00. Assuming they're still running the listed 1 kW, their sig propagates remarkably well, often audible here when others aren't. Maybe a good seaside antenna? (Delibert, Maryland, 3/3/13)
UnID -- 4995.0 kHz -- Station first noted 11:22 with a sermon in American-accented English. Poor, and faded to nothing by 11:40. Only listed station here at any hour is R. Andina, and I don't think they're on the air at all (and I don't recall that they were right on 4995.0 when they were on the air). Checked 9990 kHz to see if this was a sub-harmonic, but nothing there. Also checked some of the bis U.S. religious BCers to see if they were in parallel, but nothing similar heard. This was on both the NRD535 and NRD515, so I don't think it's an internal mixing product of the receiver, but they both have the same IF scheme (70.455 and 455), so I guess it's possible. If I hear them tomorrow, I'll be prepared with a radio that has a different IF scheme. (Delibert, Maryland, 3/3/13)
Art Delibert, N. Bethesda, MD
NRD515 and NRD535
Pennant antenna with DX Engineering amp
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