INDIA/LADAKH  4760.007 kHz  AIR Leh Ladakh station noted at 02 UTC Dec 20 in
60mb.
On local remote Perseus SDR rx in Delhi India at 02.02 UTC occured a test
signal similar 1000 Hertz on S=9+15dB signal strength.
Followed from Leh at 02.08 UTC as typical AIR pause signal
string instrument / flute like ?
Frequency measured exact 4760.007 kHz
against Time Standard signal on 5000 kHz and against excellent stable
Dushanbe Yangi-Yul Tajikistan signal on 4765.000 kHz.
Test tone measured on screen noted at 02.00 and 02.08 UTC on exact
+/- 991 Hz,  1982 1/2 Hz,  and 2974 Hertz apart distance.
According Aoki Nagoya Japan database table is AIR Leh on air
at 02.10 to 04.30 UT in Ladakhi language.
73 wolfgang df5sx
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INDIA/LADAKH  4760.007 kHz
Weitere Beobachtungen mittels Remotestationen im Perseus- und  Kiwi-Netz
heute UTC Nacht.
Um 02.25 UT wurde AIR Leh auch in der SP5DDF Station in Warschau Polen
gehört.
Und sehr schön auf DARC Perseus rx in Amberg Oberpfalz, Bavaria
mit einem S=5 oder -101dBm.
Inzwischen hört man eine weibliche Stimme im AIR Leh Programm.
Gerade so Signale 'JBA - über der Grasnarbe' auch bei OE6GFD in der
Steiermark, in Brabant HOL/BEL Grenzstation, in Tampere Finland.
Der Kiwi remote SDR rx in Delhi zeigt/gehört mit S=9+10dB oder -67dBm
Armchair like Empfang,
sowie auf der W6LVP loop des SDR in Multan Pakistan S=9+5 or -70dBm Signal.
Im Kiwi SDR in Kazakhstan bei UN7RC zeigt Leh mit S=7 oder -83dBm, das
grosse Tajik Radio from Dushanbe Yangi-Yul 4765 kHz dagegen im Vergleich
propere S=9+10dB oder -68dBm Signalstärke.
UNGLAUBLICH ! - Bei dem Kiwi von TWR Bangalore in Indien wird man beim
Einklicken sofort auf die Bekehrungs- Erweckungsseite der TWR India Ministry
zwangs - umgeleitet, huch ist das sympathisch - für den Hobby Hörer.
Ich kam aus der Zwangs-Tour dort nicht mehr heraus.
Bei Victor in Piliyandala Sri Lanka hat auch der Elektro-magnetic
Störwahnsinnspegel mittlerweile eingesetzt, gegenüber der Ruhe auf
seinem Perseus vor 8 Jahren am Beginn der Remote SDR Ära.
So 'isch no au wedder ...
Und im Kiwi remote SDR in Irkutsk schlägt die lokale Aeroflot Bake
von der MW 514 kHz voll im 60 mb durch, Sachen gibt's ...
73 wb

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel"

Sent: Friday, December 20, 2019 3:26 AM
Subject: Re: [A-DX] Log: 4760 kHz, AIR Leh, Ladakh.
INDIA/LADAKH  aus reinem Zufall bin ich um 02 UTC im 60 mb gelandet.
Im lokalen remote Perseus in Delhi India war um 02.02 UT ein Testsignal
ähnlich 1000 Hertz von S=9+15dB Signalstärke aufzunehmen. Dies kam eindeutig
aus Leh, weil um 02.08 UTC folgend das typische AIR Pausensignal
Streichinstrument/Flöte? on the air kam.
Gefolgt von männlicher Stimme in ? wahrscheinlich Ladakhi Sprache.
Frequenz gemessen war etwas ungenau auf 4760.007 kHz gegen den sehr genauen
Perseus Receiver in Delhi, dem Time signal Standard auf 5000 kHz und auch
das sehr stabile Dushanbe Tajikistan auf 4765.000 kHz.
Die Testtöne um 02.00 und 02.08 UTC schienen auf dem Screen bei
+/- 991,  1982 1/2,  und 2974 Hertz auf.
Laut Aoki Nagoya Datenbank Tabelle ist Leh um 02.10 bis 04.30 UT
in Ladakhi in der Luft.
Das AIR Leh Programm war auch auf dem finnischen Perseus Receiver
auf der Mauno Ritola Location zu hören.
73 wolfgang df5sx
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Christoph Ratzer" <ratzer@ratzer.at>

Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 9:48 PM
Subject: [A-DX] Log: 4760 kHz, AIR Leh, Ladakh.
All India Radio aus Leh in Ladakh, dem jüngsten Unionsterritorium Indiens
war heute gegen 0210 UT zum Sendestart schwach im Tropenband auf 4760 kHz
aus dem Himalaya hier in Salzburg zu hören.
73 Christoph
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Got to love Frontier Communications Phone Service.  Ever since they took
over from Verizon years ago the entire state has been lacking for any
kind of service. Rumors are they are going to file bankruptcy early next
year.  My land line is VOIP and has been for years via cable.

Larry K8YYY
Shinnston, WV
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Shortwave reception from Sofia Bulgaria December 18-19. Videos can be
found here <https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCShmxjLnxp_dhZhbteQi3XQ/videos>
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GERMANY Reception of DWD Deutscher Wetterdienst on December 18:
1200-1230 on 5905 PIN 010 kW / non-dir to CeEu German, weak/fair
1200-1230 on 6180#PIN 010 kW / non-dir to CeEu German, poor/weak
# co-ch same 6180 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg to EaAs Kazakh CNR-17-fair

GREECE Good signal of Voice of Greece in 31mb, December 12
0751&0757 on 9420 AVL 150 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek* tx#3:
*Arabic/Serbian news and transmitter switches off at 0800UTC

INDIA Reception of All India Radio in 49mb, December 18:
1430-1930 on 6140*BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to SoAs Urdu, good
* co-ch same 6140 Bulgarian HAMs in AM mode, weak signal!

KURDISTAN(non) More frequency changes of Denge Welat December 18
0330-0500 NF 7360 ISS*250 kW / 090 deg to WeAs Kurdish, ex 7350
0500-0559 NF 7360 ISS*250 kW / 090 deg to WeAs Kurdish, ex 11540
*unregistered in HFCC, 08-12UT other new 13730 also unregistered!
Radiowar between BRB Denge Welat and TRT Recep Erdoğan continues:
1200-1500 on 11530 KCH 300 kW / 130 deg to WeAs Kurdish BRB, fair
1200-1500 on 11530 EMR 500 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Turkish TRT, weak

KOREA SOUTH Frequency change Voice of Freedom VOF December 19
0300-0800 NF 5920 HWA 010 kW / non-dir to NEAs Korean, ex 6045
0900-1400 NF 5920 HWA 010 kW / non-dir to NEAs Korean, ex 6045
1500-2000 NF 5920 HWA 010 kW / non-dir to NEAs Korean, ex 6045
2100-0200 NF 5920 HWA 010 kW / non-dir to NEAs Korean, ex 6045

KURDISTAN(non) BRB Denge Welat & TRT Radio Recep Erdoğan, December 19:
0800-1200 on 13730 KCH 300 kW / 130 deg to WeAs Kurdish BRB, weak signal
0800-1200 on 11530 EMR 500 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Turkish TRT, fair signal
"Radiowar" between BRB Denge Welat and TRT Recep Erdoğan is ineffective!

NUMBERS STATION E11 Oblique in 41mb and S06s Russian Lady in 31mb
on December 19:
0930-0933 on 7469 unknown secret tx site to Eu English USB E11
Oblique, fair signal
0940-0946 on 9540 unknown secret tx site to Eu Russian CUSB S06s
Russian Lady, good

OMAN Radio Sultanate of Oman again on wrong 15140, instead of 15145,
December 19:
1000-1400 on 15140 THU 100 kW / 315 deg to WeEu Arabic, instead of
15145, fair/good
*co-ch 12UTC 15140 BAU 100 kW / 130 deg to SoAm Spanish Radio Habana
Cuba-very weak
Something`s always wrong at Radio Sultanate of Oman Thumrayt
transmitting station!!

THAILAND(non) Fair signal of Voice of America via Udorn Thani on December 19:
1130-1200 on 15715 UDO 250 kW / 300 deg to SEAs Rohingya Mon-Fri/English Sat/Sun

USA Frequency change of WRMI-3 Okeechobee from 49 to 31mb from December 17:
2100-0100 NF 9425*YFR 100 kW / 160 deg to LaAm English Dly Supreme Master TV
0100-0200 NF 9425*YFR 100 kW / 160 deg to LaAm Spanish Tue-Sat RAE Argentina
0100-0200 NF 9425*YFR 100 kW / 160 deg to LaAm English Sun/Mon WRMI programs
* instead of 5800 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg to LaAm English & Spanish, re-ex 6060
2100-0200 on 9425 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg to LaAm English NOT IN HFCC DATABASE!

USA Frequency change of KNLS The New Life Station from December 18:
1000-1100 NF 9715 NLS 100 kW / 285 deg to EaAs Chinese tx#1, ex 9665
And other registered new frquencies via tx#2, but inactive at present
1000-1100 NF 9605 NLS 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs English tx#2, ex 6115
1200-1300 NF 9635*NLS 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs English tx#2, x 11670
*at same time 9635 BKO 050 kW / non-dir to WeAf French R.Mali Bamako!

USA Reception of World's Last Chance Radio via WBCQ-6 December 18
0900-0955 on 9330 BCQ 500 kW / 076 deg to PORT Portug., very good
1000-1055 on 9330 BCQ 500 kW / 076 deg to SPAI Spanish, very good
1100-1255 on 9330 BCQ 500 kW / 180 deg to NSAm Spanish, very weak
1300-1355 on 9330 BCQ 250 kW / 220 deg to CeAm Spanish, weak/fair

USA Reception of World Wide Christian Radio in 19&22mb, December 19
from 1300 on 15825 WCR 100 kW / 046 deg to WeEu English WWCR-1, good
from 1300 on 13845 WCR 100 kW / 040 deg to ENAm English WWCR-3, fair

USA Reception of Supreme Master TV via WRMI tx#09 on December 19:
1400-2000 on 15770 RMI 100 kW / 044 deg to WeEu English Daily, fair

USA Weak signal of WJHR Radio Milton in 19mb, December 19
1400-2200 on 15555 JHR 050 kW / 005 deg to WNAm English USB

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73! Ivo Ivanov

More information on the shortwave listening hobby,
please visit to http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com

QTH-1: Patreshko, Bulgaria
Receiver: Afedri SDR
Software: SDR-Console v2.3(using remote connection)
Antennas: various Inverted V and beverage antennas.

QTH-2: Sofia OK2, Bulgaria
Receiver: Sony ICF-2001D
Antenna: 30 m. long wire
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Lugo, Spain
Like last years, on December 24 Norddeutscher Rundfunk will broadcast 
the program "Gruß an Bord", "Greetings on Board".
Here is the text from its website in German and at the bottom in English 
(translated from Google) with times and frequencies:
https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/info/sendungen/Gruss-an-Bord-So-empfangen-Sie-die-Sendung,grussanbord534.html
"Gruß an Bord": So empfangen Sie die Sendung
Es hat Tradition und versprüht eine ganz besondere vorweihnachtliche 
Stimmung: An Heiligabend werden von 20.05 Uhr - 22.00 Uhr und von 23.15 
- 24.00 Uhr auf NDR Info Grüße an die Seeleute in aller Welt gesendet. 
Und das auf den unterschiedlichsten Kanälen und technischen Wegen, 
sodass die Grüße und Botschaften auch garantiert auf allen sieben 
Weltmeeren empfangen werden können.
Zwei Männer stehen auf einer Schiffsbrücke - einer schaut durch ein 
Fernglas hinaus aufs Meer. © dpa-Bildfunk Foto: Carsten Rehder
Die Schiffsbesatzungen haben mehrere Möglichkeiten, die Sendung "Gruß an 
Bord" zu empfangen. Auch die Kurzwelle gehört dazu.
Die Livestreams der Sendung (20.05 bis 22 Uhr und 23.15 Uhr bis 24 Uhr 
MEZ) finden Sie hier: NDR Info und NDR Info Spezial. Zusätzlich gibt es 
die Möglichkeit, die Sendung über die NDR Radio-App zu hören. NDR Info 
ist außerdem über UKW, DAB+ und DVB-S Radio zu empfangen, NDR Info 
Spezial lediglich über DAB+ und DVB-S Radio.
Damit alle Besatzungen an Bord - auf den Meeren oder in den Häfen - die 
Traditionssendung empfangen können, hat der NDR Hörfunk zusätzlich 
Kurzwellen-Frequenzen angemietet:
In der Zeit von 19 bis 21 Uhr UTC (20 bis 22 Uhr MEZ) sendet die 
Kurzwelle über folgende Frequenzen (UTC ist die Abkürzung für die 
koordinierte Weltzeit, Universal Time Coordinated):

"Gruß an Bord" via KurzwelleFrequenz    Zielgebiet
6.080 kHz    Atlantik - Nord
11.650 kHz    Atlantik - Süd
9.800 kHz    Atlantik/Indischer Ozean (Süd Afrika)
9.740 kHz    Indischer Ozean - West
9.570 kHz    Indischer Ozean - Ost
6.030 kHz    Europa
In der Zeit von 21 bis 23 Uhr UTC (22 bis 24 Uhr MEZ) sendet die 
Kurzwelle über folgende Frequenzen:

"Gruß an Bord" via KurzwelleFrequenz    Zielgebiet
6.145 kHz    Atlantik - Nord
9.830 kHz    Atlantik - Süd
9.590 kHz    Atlantik/Indischer Ozean (Süd Afrika)
9.740 kHz    Indischer Ozean - West
9.675 kHz    Indischer Ozean - Ost
6.155 kHz    Europa
NDR Info sendet den "Gruß an Bord" von 20.05 bis 22 Uhr MEZ. 
Anschließend folgt von 22 bis 23.15 Uhr MEZ die Übertragung der 
Christmette aus der Kirche St. Maria Magdalena in Bochum-Wattenscheid. 
Anschließend hören Sie bis 24 Uhr MEZ den zweiten Teil von "Gruß an 
Bord".
Ab dem späten Abend finden Sie einen Mitschnitt der Sendung zum 
Nachhören hier - aus rechtlichen Gründen allerdings ohne große Teile der 
Musikeinspielungen."
"Greeting on board": How to receive the program
It has a long tradition and exudes a very special pre-Christmas mood: On 
Christmas Eve, from 8.05 p.m. to 10 p.m. and from 11.15 p.m. to 
midnight, greetings are sent to seafarers all over the world on NDR 
Info. And this on a wide variety of channels and technical channels, so 
that greetings and messages can also be guaranteed to be received on all 
seven seas.
Two men are standing on a ship bridge - one is looking out through 
binoculars at the sea. © dpa-Bildfunk Photo: Carsten Rehder
The ship's crew have several options for receiving the "Greetings on 
Board" program. The short wave is one of them.
You can find the livestreams of the program (8.05pm to 10pm and 11.15pm 
to midnight CET) here: NDR Info and NDR Info Spezial. There is also the 
option of listening to the program via the NDR radio app. NDR Info can 
also be received via FM, DAB + and DVB-S radio, NDR Info Spezial only 
via DAB + and DVB-S radio.
So that all crews on board - on the seas or in the ports - can receive 
the traditional broadcast, NDR radio has also rented shortwave 
frequencies:
In the period from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. UTC (8 p.m. to 10 p.m. CET), the 
shortwave transmits via the following frequencies (UTC is the 
abbreviation for coordinated universal time, Universal Time 
Coordinated):

"Greetings on board" via shortwave frequency target area
6.080 kHz Atlantic - North
11,650 kHz Atlantic - south
9,800 kHz Atlantic / Indian Ocean (South Africa)
9,740 kHz Indian Ocean - West
9,570 kHz Indian Ocean - East
6.030 kHz Europe
From 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. UTC (10:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. CET), the 
shortwave transmits via the following frequencies:

"Greetings on board" via shortwave frequency target area
6.145 kHz Atlantic - North
9.830 kHz Atlantic - South
9,590 kHz Atlantic / Indian Ocean (South Africa)
9,740 kHz Indian Ocean - West
9,675 kHz Indian Ocean - East
6.155 kHz Europe
NDR Info sends the "Greetings on board" from 8.05pm to 10pm CET. This is 
followed by the transmission of the Christmas mass from the Church of 
St. Maria Magdalena in Bochum-Wattenscheid from 10 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. 
CET. You will then hear the second part of "Greetings on board" until 
midnight CET.
As of late evening, you will find a recording of the program for 
listening here - for legal reasons, however, without large parts of the 
music recordings. "
Email for reception reports:
gruss-an-bord@ndr.de
ndr@ndr.de
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Well, how ‘bout them apples... WXKX 1340 Clarksburg, WV files to go silent
after problems with the phone line delivering audio to the transmitter and
the phone company refuses to repair the phone line

On Thu, Dec 12, 2019 at 11:48 AM MarkWA1ION via Groups.Io <MarkWA1ION=
aol.com@groups.io> wrote:

> The usual 'scrum' on 1340 at night here, more or less in order of more
> common to less, is:
>
> WBAN-ME
> WMID-NJ
> WNBH-MA
> WIRY-NY
> WSTJ-VT
> WMSA-NY
> WYBC-CT
> WGAW-MA
> WBNC-NH
> WVNR-VT
> WHAT-PA
>
> Given that I have not noted the busy signal here, I guess we can rule out
> any on the above list.
>
> Mark Connelly, WA1ION
>
> South Yarmouth, MA
> ------------------------------
> On Thursday, December 12, 2019 Paul B. Walker, Jr. <IRCA@groups.io> wrote:
> On and off for the last few months, SOMEONE on 1340khz has been running a
> telephone busy signal over and over all night long.
>
> This has been best heard in an area form Western-ish Ohio, up to Southern
> Ontario and over to Western New York. I don't recall it been
> logged/reported south of say WV and the further west/north you go then Ohio
> and the further east you go than say Syracuse, it gets real week. It's
> being heard in the central Vermont area tonight for the first time, but
> very weak. It's also being weakly heard in the Twin cities.
>
> From what I've heard it seems like it's best in a line from outside
> Cincinatti up to Rochester, NY
>
> Whats going on?
>
> Paul
>
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