15770even USA  WRMI likely SMTV scheduled, S=8 or -78dBm signal strength
         noted in Doha Qatar at 1903 UT on July 29.
15660even STP  VoA in probably Tigre language, Mon-Fri 19.00-19.30 UT,
         HoA typical music singer at 19.15 UT, S=9 or -74dBm on remote
         SDR unit at Doha Qatar Middle East.
15490even ASC  BBC London in Tigre, S=9+25dB or -53dBm signal strength
         on SDR unit at Doha Qatar Middle East, noted at 19.19 UT.
15400even ASC  BBC London in English at 19.21 UT. S=9+10dB or -66dBm.
15300even F__  RFI Paris in French language at TDF Issoudun bcast center
         at 19.22 UT talk on Palestine-Israel occupation matter.
         S=9+20dB or -58dBm strength in Doha Qatar Middle East.
15190even PHL  Radio Pilipinas via US IBB BBG relay site Tinang-PHL,
         poor S=6-7 into Qatar ME at 19.23 UT.
15130even F__  NHK Radio Japan via European relay site TDF Issoudun,
         talk in Japanese language at 19.24 UT, S=9+20dB or -56dBm.
13660even UK   BBC London English via ENC Encompass Digital Media
         Services FMO at Woofferton-UK, flutter S=8-9 signal 
         at 19.28 UT on July 29.

13740even F__  RFI Paris in French language at TDF Issoudun bcast center
         at 19.31 UT. S=9 or -73dBm strength in Doha Qatar Middle East.
11530even F__  Radyo Denge Kurdish station via TDF Issoudun bcast center
         S=9+35dB or -42dBm at 19.34 UT on July 29.
         11.8 kHz wideband audio signal into NE/ME target.
11615.023 TUR  Voice of Turkey Emirler in French language, poor sidelobe
         signal of S=6-7, at 19.35 UT in Qatar ME.
11650even CHN  CRI Beijing in German service, via Urumqi Hutubi bcast
         center #201, sidelobe S=8 in Doha Qatar ME.
11660even ASC  BBC London Hausa sce to West Africa target S=9+10dB signal
         at 19.38 UT in Doha Qatar ME site.
11670.005 ESP  REE Noblejas in Spanish, S=9+5dB in Middle East 19.39 UT.
11695even ALB  CRI European relay site at Cerrik Albania, French S=9+5dB
         in Qatar ME. 19.39 UT on July 29.
11745.010 ARS  Al-Azm army program, via Jeddah bcast center,
         Holy Quran prayer at 19.40 UT, S=9+10dB noted in Qatar SDR.
11750even CHN  CRI Beijing Portuguese sce via Jinhua #831 bcast site
         S=7-8 sidelobe signal noted at 19.41 UT on July 29.
11769.902 NIG  Voice of Nigeria, Abuja, as Fulfulde language sce schedule
         S=6 poor signal at 19.43 UT in Qatar ME.
11775even CHN  CRI German sce via bcast center Kashgar Saibagh #2022 site
         S=8-9 sidelobe signal towards Middle East at 19.44 UT.
11780.008 BRA  Radio Nacional do Brazilia, JBA underneath threshold at
         poor S=5 level. 19.52 UT at July 29. 
11790even F__  AWR Fulfulde ministry sce via TDF Issoudun bcast site at

         19.56 UT on July 29. S=9+5dB -75dBm sidelobe into ME area.
11800.004 D__  AWR Arabic sce via MBR Nauen bcast center nice modulation
         S=8 only, at 19.57 UT, scheduled 19-20 UT.
11810even ASC  BBC London in English at 19.58 UT. S=9+10dB or -66dBm.
11820.045 ARS  BSKSA Riyadh, Holy Quran prayer program, S=7-8 fair signal
         in Doha Qatar at 19.59 UT on July 29.
11859.967 ARS  Yemen excile Radio Sanaa via Saudi bcast center Riyadh at
         exact 20.00 UT, S=6-7 poor signal in Doha SDR unit.

and 11895even CHN  UNIDentified endless Chinese music played 
radio station at 20-22 UT. Powerful S=9+20dB strength. On other time of

the day NNN Nanning, XIA various Xian sites or Kashgar Xinang signals
use that channel.
11895 kHz channel puzzled me tonight:
endless China folk music, much guitar mx, not CNR1 px,
played of a strong estimated 150 / 500 kW signal,
at 20.00 til exact 22.00 UT, as probably test transmission ?
Later the night,
that channel is used for RFA Kuwait in Tibetan and Chinese at 02-07 UT.
Measured few times in KiwiSDR option TDOA Direction Finding,
used SDR units at Khabarovsk FE_Russia, Delhi, HongKong, Tokyo and Hanoi 
units.
Jamming station location couldn't traced exact, too much flutter,
but TX was in the extreme North East of China,
east of known jamming stn Qiqihar,
near Mudanjiang in Heilongjiang province.
(wb  df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 29)
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** BOTSWANA. 7270, July 29 at 0450, tonal African language, S9/+10
with deep fades, what? Aoki/NDXC shows 04-05 M-F, VOA in Shona for
Zimbabwe. EiBi shows Zimbabwean languages; WRTH shows it`s the Studio
7 service which could also be in English or Ndebele. This is the only
significant broadcast signal now within the traditional 41m band.
Altho legal within Region 1, American hams might prefer VOA avoid it.
India and China also listed on 7270 parts of this hour (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BOTSWANA. 5925, July 29 at 0454, VOA English with a correspondent
in Nigeria, good S9+10/20 with deep fading, off at 0500. Scheduled
0300-0500 daily (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. CNR1 jammer bandscan, July 29 starting at 1327 from 15 MHz
downward:

14430, JBA Chinese
13160, CNR1, S6-S9 and choppy
12870, CNR1, S5-S7
12820, CNR1, S5-S7
12550, CNR1, S6-S8
11540, CNR1 mixed with other music from target
11460, CNR1, S3-S6
11440, CNR1, S5-S8
11120, CNR1, S1-S2
11100, CNR1, S1-S3
10960, JBA carrier

No more WOOB found down to 9 MHz. JBA carrier on 10370 is instead
local overload mix of 11760 RHC minus 1390 KCRC with audio from both
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 11880, July 29 at 1419, CRI Plus relay in English back on
proper frequency after stray to 11800 yesterday; now it`s just barely
modulated, e.g. compared to RHC itself on 11760. Mod level jumps up at
1431 for canned boilerplate about Roundtable; I would not have blamed
the studio for mod problems. No plus/minus 10 kHz spurs from 11880
audible now. Something`s always wrong at RadioCuba (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1640, July 29 at 1320 UT and still at 1649, dead air
except for some hum from local KZLS Enid. Is no one paying attention
at Chisholm Trail Broadcasting? No storms around here to blame (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1992 monitoring: confirmed Sunday
July 28 at 2130 on WRMI 7780, JBA as usual daytimes on this band.

Also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0130 on WRMI 7780, S9+10 and local
line noise is off; also on WRMI 9395 VG S9+20.

Also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0230 on WRMI 7780, JBA vs storm
noise from TX panhandle, Wichita areas.

Also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0300 sharp on Area 51 webcast; at
0326 check also on WBCQ 5130.35v, and audible on WBCQ 6159.9v, but
can`t tell whether also on 3264.9 JBA carrier. John Carver could tell
in mid-north Indiana: ``Glenn. 3265 is not carrying Area 51
programming tonight. However WOR is on both 5130 and 6160. John``. and
Richard Langley, NB, says 3265 was carrying Pirate Joe`s WHVW
programming when he checked at 0155. For me it was a JBA 3264.9
carrier at 0132. When I checked 6160- earlier at 0046, I could tell it
was JL as well as on Area 51, 5130+. Area 61??

(My local high line noise problem of S9+ between 3.0 and 9.5 MHz has
gone away as of UT Monday July 29 --- unlikely due to any OG&E repair
over the weekend, so apprehensive it may cut on again at any time. If
not, but still pending, will difficultize OG&E finding the source.)

WOR 1992 also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0330 on WRMI 9955, VG
S9+20 this time and no jamming audible; WOR started immediately after
music fill. Next:

1816 UT Monday IRRS 7290 Romania ND
0100 UT Tuesday WRMI 7780 to NE
0800 UT Tuesday Unique Radio 3210-USB NSW [2 editions]
2100 UT Wednesday WRMI 9955 to SSE
2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0100 UT Thursday WRMI 7780 to NE

(mp3 stream) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor1992.m3u
(mp3 download) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor1992.mp3

Or via http://www.worldofradio.com/audiomid.html
Also linx to podcast services.

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. (7490), July 28 at 2301 listening to WBCQ webcast for `Le
Show` of Harry Shearer, instead hear frequent drops in modulation, BCQ
IDs inserted, dead air, resume Le Show, etc., etc. Still drops off at
2321, webcast also buffering. I assume the same problems appeared on
the SW transmission.

7490+ itself at 0132 check, I notice that TOMBS is on again tho sked
shows nothing between 01 and 03 UT Mondays after `Encore`, part of
which I enjoyed hearing on mono webcast (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 6159.916, July 29 at 0457, this WBCQ is still on with algo,
S8-S9 but suffering from 6165 RHC music splash; while 5130+ is off by
now after Area 51 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. Re WRMI 5850 missing during WORLD OF RADIO, July 28 at 0130,
Bob Biermann explains on the WOR iog in a different response to Walt
Salmaniw noting that 5850 has also been missing at least four times
this year when he has tried to record SW Radiogram at 0800 Sundays:

``Just a couple of notes about the Radiogram. First, as someone
remarked, they would expect "better service" if they were paying for
the program. WRMI airs the RadioGram at NO CHARGE. In addition, the
transmission line for the transmitter on 5850 was damaged by a storm
over the weekend and was only fixed on Sunday morning when there was
daylight. The RadioGram also airs at the same time on 7730.

Operating any Shortwave station is very difficult these days. The
"supply" of technical people that can work on this equipment is
shrinking at an alarming pace. In just a handful of years, it will be
critical for most SW stations around the world. Many senior
engineering staff is at or over retirement age or closing in fast.
Younger people show no interest, and why should they? Today they can
make as much working in IT than in broadcasting. Now, this is simply
my personal opinion and does not represent any station. Personally, I
see a tremendous amount of undue criticism on how many of the SW
stations are run. Some people seem to be experts who have never
operated such a facility. It's not for the faint of heart. The term
"armchair quarterback" comes to mind. Unless you are active in the
business you can't comprehend the challenges you face on a daily
basis. Tube replacement costs are skyrocketing, and certain parts
(like qualified engineers) are often in short supply.

As far as computer glitches, the automation software is highly
reliable, and the computer systems are on massive battery backup. The
program needs to be uploaded to us. If the program is there, it will
air. One of the issues at WRMI is the fact of no decent or reliable
Internet Service providers that can reach or serve us. It is worse
than third world. We are miles from civilization, and I mean miles.
There is no cable or Fiber within 8 miles, just some poorly maintained
copper wire pairs from CenturyLink. We have an over the air backup,
but it's a multi mile hop, subject to frequent problems we can't
control. Many programmers want to stream, but bandwidth is scarce.
Satellite "may" be an option in the future, but there are severe data
limitations making it a poor option at present, and in Florida, rain
fade issues.``

I was surprised at WRMI`s poor internet service, as its streaming of
9955 programming is pretty reliable, and I seldom have any problems
uploading 10+ MB WOR files via ftp to four different Systems taking a
minute or two each (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, July 29 at 0455, WTWW-1 is off, nor audible on day
frequency 9475. 5085, WTWW-2 however is on with rock music,
accompanied as always by the weak spurs about 5072.1 and 5097.9.
Unfortunately did not have a chance to check for similar spurs when
9930 was rarely activated (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1700 UT July 29
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11895 kHz channel puzzled me tonight:
endless China folk music, much guitar mx, not CNR1 px,
played of a strong 150 / 500 kW signal,
at 20.00 til exact 22.00 UT, as probably test transmission ?
Later the night,
that channel is used for RFA Kuwait in Tibetan and Chinese at 02-07 UT.
Measured few times in KiwiSDR option TDOA,
used SDR units at Khabarovsk FE_Russia, Delhi, HongKong, Tokyo and Hanoi 
units.
Jamming station location couldn't traced exact, too much flutter,
but was in the extreme North East of China,
east of known jamming stn Qiqihar,
near Mudanjiang in Heilongjiang province.
73 wb

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glenn Hauser via Hard-Core-DX" Sent: Monday, July 29, 2019 7:00 PM

Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs July 28-29, 2019

CHINA. CNR1 jammer bandscan, July 29 starting at 1327 from 15 MHz
downward:
14430, JBA Chinese
13160, CNR1, S6-S9 and choppy
12870, CNR1, S5-S7
12820, CNR1, S5-S7
12550, CNR1, S6-S8
11540, CNR1 mixed with other music from target
11460, CNR1, S3-S6
11440, CNR1, S5-S8
11120, CNR1, S1-S2
11100, CNR1, S1-S3
10960, JBA carrier
No more WOOB found down to 9 MHz. JBA carrier on 10370 is instead
local overload mix of 11760 RHC minus 1390 KCRC with audio from both
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This report dispatched at 1700 UT July 29
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JRX Logs_ July 29, 2019
Receiver (s)_ Tecsun S-2000
Antenna (s)_ Longwire

CHINA
** 9720. Jul 29, 2019. 2044-2051, China Radio International, Urumqi-CHN, in Bulgarian. Man announcer talks during all log. Very good reception, 55544.

SAUDI ARABIA
** 9555. Jul 29, 2019. 2028-2035, Saudi Radio International, Riyadh-ARS, in Arabic. A song; Man and woman talks and brief pieces of arabic songs. Fair reception, 35533.
SPAIN
** 9690. Jul 29, 2019. 2035-2043, Radio Exterior de Espana, Noblejas-E, in Spanish. Man announcer interviews a spanish man in the program "Espanoles en la Mar"; ID. Good reception, 45544.
** 11940. Jul 29, 2019. 2052-2103, Radio Exterior de Espana, Noblejas-E, in Spanish. Man talks with marirtime theme; 2053 Transmission problem in modulation with interruption and returns at 2054; ID and a song by female singer; 2056 ID and other song; 2100 Time pips and ID; Woman announcer presents news. Fair reception, fades and transmission problems presumably, 35433.

THAILAND
** 9920. Jul 29, 2019. 2000-2010, Radio Thailand, Udon-Thani-THA, in German. Time pips, IS and ID; Woman announcer talks news. Fair reception, 35433.

VATICAN
** 9705. Jul 29, 2019. 2017-2025, Vatican Radio, SM di Galeria-CVA, in English. Man announcer in conversation with a woman; 2021 ID and man talks. Fair reception, 45433.

JRX_Jose Ronaldo Xavier
SWARL Callsign PR7036SWL
Cabedelo, Brazil (UTC-3)

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** BOTSWANA. 7270, July 29 at 0450, tonal African language, S9/+10
with deep fades, what? Aoki/NDXC shows 04-05 M-F, VOA in Shona for
Zimbabwe. EiBi shows Zimbabwean languages; WRTH shows it`s the Studio
7 service which could also be in English or Ndebele. This is the only
significant broadcast signal now within the traditional 41m band.
Altho legal within Region 1, American hams might prefer VOA avoid it.
India and China also listed on 7270 parts of this hour (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BOTSWANA. 5925, July 29 at 0454, VOA English with a correspondent
in Nigeria, good S9+10/20 with deep fading, off at 0500. Scheduled
0300-0500 daily (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. CNR1 jammer bandscan, July 29 starting at 1327 from 15 MHz
downward:

14430, JBA Chinese
13160, CNR1, S6-S9 and choppy
12870, CNR1, S5-S7
12820, CNR1, S5-S7
12550, CNR1, S6-S8
11540, CNR1 mixed with other music from target
11460, CNR1, S3-S6
11440, CNR1, S5-S8
11120, CNR1, S1-S2
11100, CNR1, S1-S3
10960, JBA carrier

No more WOOB found down to 9 MHz. JBA carrier on 10370 is instead
local overload mix of 11760 RHC minus 1390 KCRC with audio from both
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 11880, July 29 at 1419, CRI Plus relay in English back on
proper frequency after stray to 11800 yesterday; now it`s just barely
modulated, e.g. compared to RHC itself on 11760. Mod level jumps up at
1431 for canned boilerplate about Roundtable; I would not have blamed
the studio for mod problems. No plus/minus 10 kHz spurs from 11880
audible now. Something`s always wrong at RadioCuba (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1640, July 29 at 1320 UT and still at 1649, dead air
except for some hum from local KZLS Enid. Is no one paying attention
at Chisholm Trail Broadcasting? No storms around here to blame (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1992 monitoring: confirmed Sunday
July 28 at 2130 on WRMI 7780, JBA as usual daytimes on this band.

Also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0130 on WRMI 7780, S9+10 and local
line noise is off; also on WRMI 9395 VG S9+20.

Also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0230 on WRMI 7780, JBA vs storm
noise from TX panhandle, Wichita areas.

Also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0300 sharp on Area 51 webcast; at
0326 check also on WBCQ 5130.35v, and audible on WBCQ 6159.9v, but
can`t tell whether also on 3264.9 JBA carrier. John Carver could tell
in mid-north Indiana: ``Glenn. 3265 is not carrying Area 51
programming tonight. However WOR is on both 5130 and 6160. John``. and
Richard Langley, NB, says 3265 was carrying Pirate Joe`s WHVW
programming when he checked at 0155. For me it was a JBA 3264.9
carrier at 0132. When I checked 6160- earlier at 0046, I could tell it
was JL as well as on Area 51, 5130+. Area 61??

(My local high line noise problem of S9+ between 3.0 and 9.5 MHz has
gone away as of UT Monday July 29 --- unlikely due to any OG&E repair
over the weekend, so apprehensive it may cut on again at any time. If
not, but still pending, will difficultize OG&E finding the source.)

WOR 1992 also confirmed UT Monday July 29 at 0330 on WRMI 9955, VG
S9+20 this time and no jamming audible; WOR started immediately after
music fill. Next:

1816 UT Monday IRRS 7290 Romania ND
0100 UT Tuesday WRMI 7780 to NE
0800 UT Tuesday Unique Radio 3210-USB NSW [2 editions]
2100 UT Wednesday WRMI 9955 to SSE
2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0100 UT Thursday WRMI 7780 to NE

(mp3 stream) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor1992.m3u
(mp3 download) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor1992.mp3

Or via http://www.worldofradio.com/audiomid.html
Also linx to podcast services.

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. (7490), July 28 at 2301 listening to WBCQ webcast for `Le
Show` of Harry Shearer, instead hear frequent drops in modulation, BCQ
IDs inserted, dead air, resume Le Show, etc., etc. Still drops off at
2321, webcast also buffering. I assume the same problems appeared on
the SW transmission.

7490+ itself at 0132 check, I notice that TOMBS is on again tho sked
shows nothing between 01 and 03 UT Mondays after `Encore`, part of
which I enjoyed hearing on mono webcast (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 6159.916, July 29 at 0457, this WBCQ is still on with algo,
S8-S9 but suffering from 6165 RHC music splash; while 5130+ is off by
now after Area 51 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. Re WRMI 5850 missing during WORLD OF RADIO, July 28 at 0130,
Bob Biermann explains on the WOR iog in a different response to Walt
Salmaniw noting that 5850 has also been missing at least four times
this year when he has tried to record SW Radiogram at 0800 Sundays:

``Just a couple of notes about the Radiogram. First, as someone
remarked, they would expect "better service" if they were paying for
the program. WRMI airs the RadioGram at NO CHARGE. In addition, the
transmission line for the transmitter on 5850 was damaged by a storm
over the weekend and was only fixed on Sunday morning when there was
daylight. The RadioGram also airs at the same time on 7730.

Operating any Shortwave station is very difficult these days. The
"supply" of technical people that can work on this equipment is
shrinking at an alarming pace. In just a handful of years, it will be
critical for most SW stations around the world. Many senior
engineering staff is at or over retirement age or closing in fast.
Younger people show no interest, and why should they? Today they can
make as much working in IT than in broadcasting. Now, this is simply
my personal opinion and does not represent any station. Personally, I
see a tremendous amount of undue criticism on how many of the SW
stations are run. Some people seem to be experts who have never
operated such a facility. It's not for the faint of heart. The term
"armchair quarterback" comes to mind. Unless you are active in the
business you can't comprehend the challenges you face on a daily
basis. Tube replacement costs are skyrocketing, and certain parts
(like qualified engineers) are often in short supply.

As far as computer glitches, the automation software is highly
reliable, and the computer systems are on massive battery backup. The
program needs to be uploaded to us. If the program is there, it will
air. One of the issues at WRMI is the fact of no decent or reliable
Internet Service providers that can reach or serve us. It is worse
than third world. We are miles from civilization, and I mean miles.
There is no cable or Fiber within 8 miles, just some poorly maintained
copper wire pairs from CenturyLink. We have an over the air backup,
but it's a multi mile hop, subject to frequent problems we can't
control. Many programmers want to stream, but bandwidth is scarce.
Satellite "may" be an option in the future, but there are severe data
limitations making it a poor option at present, and in Florida, rain
fade issues.``

I was surprised at WRMI`s poor internet service, as its streaming of
9955 programming is pretty reliable, and I seldom have any problems
uploading 10+ MB WOR files via ftp to four different Systems taking a
minute or two each (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, July 29 at 0455, WTWW-1 is off, nor audible on day
frequency 9475. 5085, WTWW-2 however is on with rock music,
accompanied as always by the weak spurs about 5072.1 and 5097.9.
Unfortunately did not have a chance to check for similar spurs when
9930 was rarely activated (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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