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I logged Radio Algierienne's "Chaine 3" french language network via the
1,500,000 Day/750,000 Watt Night transmitter on 252khz in Tipaza, Algeria.
I'm in Laramie, Wyoming 5400 miles away from the 252khz transmitter site.
Here's the audio from that logging.
Here's some jazzy chill-out type music from Tue Nov 19th at 636pm mountain
time (0036UTC Wed Nov 20)
Audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16hAo3nlOoj45i8Ua6fV7wyFmZPcTazSv/view?usp=sharing
Here is a few odds and ends of some guys talking in french from Wed Nov 20
at 7:45pm mountain time (0145UTC Thu Nov 21)
Audio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jFt9bzt3IGUt05AP89b40D3oig2FlqOe/view?usp=sharing
I use an ICOM IC746Pro, a 25 foot long by 10 foot tall magnetic loop
antenna and a Zoom H1 handheld digital recorder (The headphone jack output
of the radio is fed directly to my recorders line-in input) On Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 6:46 PM Paul B. Walker, Jr. <
walkerbroadcasting@gmail.com> wrote: > 252khz 0040UTC Wed Nov 20 in Laramie, WY
> While doing a quick bandscan for beacons, I came across some jazzy
> chill-out type music on 252khz. A quick internet search found me the Radio
> Algeria Chaine 3 webstream and it appears to be a match.
>
> 252khz is pretty weak and static ridden here, but I'm pretty sure on this
> one!
>
> Paul Walker
> Icom IC746Pro, 25 foot long by 10 foot tall Wellbrook ALA100LN loop and
> Zoom H1 handheld digital recorder
>
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