Re: [HCDX] Belarus 7255 kHz 2 spurs, 6155 kHz 2 spurs

["Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <BueschelW@xxxxxxxx>]

> Re: [A-DX] log 6150.8 kHz spur; Belarus, German, 1850 UT, 26.11.2013
> (Herbert Meixner-AUT)


BELARUS   6155  Under powerhouse AIR Urdu co-channel I measured
Minsk Belarus 6155 kHz accompanied spur signals at 1830 UT Nov 28

6150.774 kHz distance 4224 Hertz away and
6159.229 kHz distance 4231 Hertz away, that means NOT symetrical and

also both spurs wandered 1-3 Hertz up and down.

AIR Urdu from Bangalore COVERED Belarus Radio Minsk signal on 6155 kHz 
totally here in southern Germany.

6155 ALL INDIA RADIO 1430-1930 UT daily Urdu 500kW 325deg
Bengaluru IND AIR b13
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 28)


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2013
Subject: Belarus 7255 kHz 2 x 4200 Hertz spurs.

> BELARUS   6150.76  I came across something that has me intrigued.
> Hopefully one of you can help. Here is a logging:
>
> 6150.76  UNID.  Playing what sounds like a Pop song at 2158 UT.  2200 UT
> possibly single tone, then a fanfare and M anncr, mx bridge and M
> returned.
>
> 2203 UT W anncr noted too. Still going at 2221 UT w/pleasant mx. Mx at
> 2231 UT sounded subcontientalish. Could this be R. Taiwan Int?? Couldn't
> \\ 9450 kHz and couldn't find a webstream oddly enough. Still no better by
> 2245 UT.
>
> Weak but definitely here. Not there at 2347 UT check.
> (Dave Valko-PA-USA, hcdx Nov 27)
>
> I just got a message from Ron Howard copying a logging of Bayrak R. on
> 6150.73 from Martien Groot in 2010. And in 2011, Wolfgang Bueschel heard
> them on 6150.03 kHz. Could what I have heard this evening been Bayrak R.??
> 73 Dave
> (hcdx Nov 28)
>
> re 6150.76 kHz.
> Two accompanied spurs of Belarus Radio Minsk, 6155 kHz fundamental.
>
> Belarus Minsk TX 6155 or 7255 kHz, with accompanied two spurs of
> 4200 Hertz both sides ...
>
> Re: [A-DX] log 6150.8 kHz spur; Belarus, German, 1850 UT, 26.11.2013
> (Herbert Meixner-AUT)
>
> 7255 kHz Two spurs 4200 Hertz away on either side.
>
> Same 250 kW Minsk TX unit on the backlobe of the antenna at 72 degrees
> towards Russia target, on 7255 kHz at 0534 UT Nov 27 performs otherwise
> clean audio signal on S=9+15dB signal level, but accompanied by two
> carrier exact +/- 4200 Hertz either side on 7259.200 and 7250.800 kHz, Nov
> 27 and 28.
>
> Fundamental
> 6155 kHz, 252deg, 1805-2400 UT
> 7255 kHz,  72deg, 0500-0800, 1600-1800 UT
>
> Frueher waren die MNS Schaetzchen auf 7360 und 7390 kHz in 260/270 Grad
> mit ihren 75 bzw. 150 kW aus MEHREREN TX EINHEITEN ZUSAMMEN GESTUPFTEN
> Schaetzchen immer fuer spratzelnde Nebensignale bis 30-40 kHz nebendran
> gut, viele Winter zwischen 2000 und 2010 im Einsatz.
>
> Dagegen sehen diese beiden Traegerchen sehr zivil aus...
> (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 27/28)
>
> Radio Belarus Minsk
> 1800-1940 6155^MNS 125 kW 252 deg to WeEUR German.
> ^ co-ch AIR in Urdu till 1930 UT, CRI in Russian 2000-2100 UT.
> (DX MIX News #1311, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 12) 

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