BRAZIL  Big  SHIFT  WANDERING
happens around 11750 kHz  Voz Missionária program tonight.
At 00.50 UT  Voz Missionária with S=8-9 signal, hetting 11750even China
mainland outlet ?
11749.328 kHz much odd fq signal from Brazil and heterodyne 800 Hertz approx
annoing signal heard.
Voz Missionária is UNSTABLE and wandered downwards to 11749.309 kHz.
When checked again at 01.20 UT noted upwards signal to 11749.583 and a
minute later on 11749.611 kHz.
5938.249  BRA  R Voz Missionaria, poor S=7 signal at 01.11 UT.
NOTHING observed in 31 mb 9665v of R Voz Missionaria.
Others:
11780.009 BRA  RNac Amazonia? Brasilia S=9+30dB strongly at 00.57 UT
on Jan 6th.
11815.020 BRA  R Brasil Central, BrasPort, S=9+5dB at 01.02 UT.
9819.103  BRA  R 9 de Julho, Sao Paulo SP, S=9+10dB at 01.06 UT.
15189.931 BRA  R Inconfidencia Belo Horizonte, many canciones heard at
S=6 level, 01.13 UT.
[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb  df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Jan 6)
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glenn Hauser via groups.io" Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2023 10:49

PM Subject: Re: [WOR] Rádio Voz Missionária 11750
Celio,
Tnx for clarifying. I had to remove the clip because 18 MB for 10 seconds of
sound is too wasteful of the group`s limited bandwidth.
Glenn
Subject: Re: [WOR] Rádio Voz Missionária 11750
Yes, it is the Voz Missionária, although it does not contain the
identification, in Brazilian Portuguese.
Yes, it has been many years since the Voz Missionária did not broadcast on
25 meters.
No, I have no idea if the signal will be stable or not, as it is at 9665
kHz.
Yes, the listening is from today, 01/04. Using correct Portuguese, it would
be "this Wednesday".
In time: I don't like the religious programming of Voz Missionária, but it
uses many journalistic bulletins from Rádios Câmara and Senado.
Here's a clip of a listening I did today - 01/04 - in Espírito Santo,
Brazil.
Célio Romais.
Em qua., 4 de jan. de 2023 às 16:50, Glenn Hauser via groups.io reveu:
I do not hear any ID in the clip but it`s certainly Brasuguese religious.
Not listed on 11750 in WRTH 2022, 2016 or even 2005 handily checked. Wonder
if this frequency be stable and accurate unlike 9665v. Dated 4/1 so must
mean today this Wed, not last. Glenn
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Célio Romais <romaisjor@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 4, 2023, 08:31:49 PM GMT+1
Subject: Rádio Voz Missionária
Glenn,
Rádio Voz Missionária, from Camboriú, Santa Catarina, Brazil, has been
heard again, at 11,750 kHz, on 25 meters, since last Wednesday, January
4th. In Unaí (MG), Uender Marques, who is always in permanent contact with
the station's Management, heard the station, on this frequency, at 1845, in
Universal Time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClUKgomQS4Y
73s! 


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Monitored LRA36 15476 khz from 1400-2000 UTC on Wednesday Jan. 4. Nothing heard using 6 element log periodic which is 862 feet ASL on Bald Hill in Douglas,MA. Receiver is a Palstar R30A.On Jan.5 loigged KB5NJD and KE7A. Both in Texas( Grid EM12) on 475 khz WSPR mode.

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Did anyone hear WI2XLQ(WA1ZMS) on 486 khz?
I tried for the 2nd transmission but heavy rains and high (for winter) temperatures limited propagation somewhat. That being said KE7A(TX) and N4WlO(AL) were audible in the 475khz amateur band.This was in the WSPR mode. AM would be much more difficult. WA1ZMS QSL states that he is using about 10 watts. I did hear some machine like noise but nothing audible. I have been monitoring the 475 amateur band since its inception. Bill Smith, W1OW Douglas. MA
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I saw multiple reports of people hearing him on nearby remotes...

nothing out here in Alberta, of course. I have heard his call on 475 khz
wspr many times tho.

On Mon, Jan 2, 2023 at 11:41 AM Bill Smith <smth752@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Did anyone hear WI2XLQ(WA1ZMS) on 486 khz?
> I tried for the 2nd transmission but heavy rains and high (for winter)
> temperatures limited propagation somewhat. That being said KE7A(TX) and
> N4WlO(AL) were audible in the 475khz amateur band.This was in the WSPR
> mode. AM would be much more difficult. WA1ZMS QSL states that he is using
> about 10 watts. I did hear some machine like noise but nothing audible. I
> have been monitoring the 475 amateur band since its inception.
> Bill Smith, W1OW Douglas. MA
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