Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Re: SARFT Jinhua Youbu off the air - Wantok Radio Light heard

["Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelWW@xxxxxx>]

very well observed

> There must be two transmitters involved here

know where !
maybe, like from HFCC / AOKI entries:

7325  CHINA RADIO INTER. 1000-1300 1234567 Japanese 500 59degr
Jinhua-Youbu 831 CHN  CRI a13

Broadcasts move from Jinhua-Youbu 831 China site at 59 degrees
to Xian at 73 degrees.

7325  CHINA RADIO INTER. 1300-1357 1234567 Japanese 500 73degr
Xian CHN CRI a13

vy73 wb df5sx


> From:  On Behalf Of Mike
> Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 7:15 AM
> Subject: Re: SARFT Jinhua Youbu off the air - Wantok Radio  Light heard
>
> That would explain this from my logs (corrected)
> 1304121045    7325    CRI 44444  Japanese programming, 2W
> in discussion. 1050 Chinese female pop singers. Continued with Japanese
> programming 1100 - 1200, and then 1200 until 1257:15 carrier off. 12:58:58
> back on. In that brief time segment, I was able to see and measure a
> strong carrier on 7325.96, which I presume was Wantok Radio Light, Papua
> New Guinea. Way past sunrise in EC Iowa.
>
> There must be two transmitters involved here, because why would they turn
> one off and right back on?
>
> By the way, "seconds" in my logs will always be somewhat suspect because
> of the delay in the audio processing in my listening position.
> Mike Gilchrist in rural EC Iowa
>
> --- In  , Sei-ichi Hasegawa wrote:
>
> SARFT Jinhua Youbu 831 units off the air for maintenance
> from Apr. 15 to May 25.
> [...] 1000-1300 7325 Japanese [...]
> de Hiroshi  S.Hasegawa

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