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| Glenn Hauser logs August 20-21, 2021 |
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Saturday, August 21 2021
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 ** FRANCE [non]. 7780 & 5800, UT Sat Aug 21 at 0200, another TRSW Europirate relay hour courtesy of TRSW via WRMIs: Atlantic 2000, alternating announcements in English and French, start with Beatles, and Born In The USA, but finally at 0210 a French cover of Sinatra`s My Way. Then the original. Everything pop/rock so far; is there any other genre? This one does not know about 7780 either, opener just announcing 5800, but 7780 is better here via remote in Maryland (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)
** NORTH AMERICA. 6935-USB, Aug 20 at 0555 final check, pirate Radio Genix is still running late; continued from previous report from 0412 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2100 monitoring: confirmed Friday August 20 at 2030.5 on IRRS SW via Italia AM 918 kHz, VG S9+33 steady into Noale SDR nearby; previous American talkshow about credit/debt was chopped off by 2030.0 for ID and then WOR. Also confirmed UT Sat Aug 21 at 0130 on WRMI 9395 VG into Maine SDR S9/+10. This time a WRMI ID inserted after Argentina before WOR. Next: 1801 UT Saturday IRRS 7290-Bulgaria to WNW, 918-Italy 1930vUT Saturday WA0RCR 1860-AM 0030 UT Sunday WRMI 5950 0300vUT Sunday WA0RCR 1860-AM [nominal 0315; as late as 0430] 2000 UT Sunday IRRS 918-Italy 2230 UT Sunday WRMI 9955 [jammed?] to SSE 0030 UT Monday WRMI 7730 to WNW 0230 UT Monday WRMI 7780 to NE, 5800 to SSE 0300vUT Sunday WBCQ 6160v Area 51 to WSW 1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW 2100 UT Wednesday WRMI 7780 to NE 2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW 0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts: http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html Our non-commercial broadcasts and website depend on voluntary support; via PayPal, not necessarily in US funds, to woradio at yahoo.com One may also contribute by MO or check in US funds on a US bank to: Glenn Hauser, Box 1684, Enid OK 73702 USA (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A. (7489.9v), UT Sat Aug 21 at 0000-0100, WBCQ webcast of `Allan and Angela Wiener WorldWide`. After WTO theme, mandatory fiddling with mics, does Angela`s work? [I dispense with all the quotation marks; some of this is paraphrased, but accurate; gh`s own remarx in these brackets.] Console is screwing up. Something wrong with the 6160 audio amp. It`s hot and humid, 80s and 90s [presumably in Maine, not Florida]. Been a rough week. It`s 20th of August, YOOLF 2021 for this original live broadcast. Complaining about masking. 0017, COVID restrixions prevent maintenance workers coming in from other countries. 0022, annoying Tim calls in, voted for Trump four times including primaries. [Quickly get rid of Tim.] Angela does not believe anything she hears, reads or sees. 0025, quadri-casting on 3265, 4790, 6160, 7490 [confirmed on quick check of Maine SDR, VG on the bottom two, VP on the top two, skipping over]. 0029, SuperStition update: still on backup low-power transmitter. $ 200K replacement PA tube is to be shipped [from Europe?] on August 31. Hope to get back on air early Sept with techs from Continental and own staff working on it. [Most of rest of show ranting about the WHRI purchase attempt:] Heard a year ago from Hans [Johnson, founder of Jihad-DX], that it was for sale; WBCQ offered opportunity to buy it. Got financing together with borrowed money, to save the SC SW station from scrap. Purchase and sales agreements made, application filed with FCC for licensing, not the assets. Filing fee about $ 1000. Normally takes 6-8 weeks to go thru for domestic purchases. This was in August 2020 --- and then we waited and waited and waited, etc. There was the usual 30-day period for any comments and objexions to be filed: there were none. Finally in APRIL 2021, got a phone call from someone at FCC apologizing for the delay, said they were sending some paperwork to WBCQ`s attorneys. WBCQ has always been upfront with its listeners, Allan claims: [brief mute]; In the mail, got an *informal* objexion which was filed Oct 15, *two weeks after* the filing window for those: should have been trashed. And WBCQ did not get it for 6 months! It`s absurd, defamatory. AW replied, waited, groveled, by phone, email, appealed via Sen. Collins, begged. Finally on August 10, 2021, one year from the original application, it *expired* because Family Broadcasting decided they had had enough and would not renew the matter. AW does not blame them for that. WBCQ does not *need* WHRI, but was trying to save one major SW station. AW says his constitutional rights were violated, his good name besmirched. FCC treatment was reprehensible. Angela interjects: ``Watch who you vote for, idiots in power!`` [Right: this all started under TRUMP, don`t you realize?] We`re not in it for the money, hoped merely to break even like at WBCQ. FCC purposely delayed and delayed and delayed this. AW is really angry. We don`t need the extra headache of WHRI, but wanted to save what would have been WBCQ transmitters 7, 8 and 9. This is not over. Maybe a petition? Listeners should file complaints about this matter with their congressmen, with FCC itself. WBCQ has been wronged, censored, bollixed up. Further legal remedies are not being divulged. Angela warns, ``They`re coming for you, next.`` 0052 [a few items from just published Free Radio Weekly. Allan again refers to ``single sideband television`` instead of slow-scan TV]. E-mailer advises that the WBCQ webcast drops off at :53 past every hour: [just did it for me too!] Will continue to fight. 0059 prayer, A&A agree, ``We`ve got the biggest balls of them all``, into Hal Turner. Can anyone dig out of FCC files the notorious informal objexion? Who made it and what did they say? You may want to listen to this AAAWWW yourself. Scheduled repeats all on 7490 from 0030 UT Sunday, 2230 Monday, 2130 Tuesday, 2230 Wednesday. Larry Will`s version: ``8/21, 0000, 7490am, WBCQ. Typical Angela and Allan Weiner broadcast starting with animated discussions of vaccine conspiracy theories, whining about McDonald's not serving breakfast all day because of Covid, a few Covid deaths don't matter when millions of babies are aborted every year, etc. "Tim from Connecticut" calls with some more unhinged commentary; he'll never take the vaccine, ever. Then they start talking about the proposed WHRI purchase. At 38: Allan says that the original purchase agreement with WHRI expired on August 10 and was not renewed, so the deal is off! The rest of the broadcast was spent on railing against the insidious delaying tactics employed by the FCC who knew that if they just kept delaying, then the deal was likely doomed. Of course, Angela implies that it's the fault of the Biden administration. Larry Will, Mount Airy, Maryland`` John Carver`s version ``Tonight's AAWWW show started on time on 4790, 6160 and 7490. Allan in the studio with Angela. Very brief talk about a movie then Allan had to tell us once again how beautiful Angela is. Very hot in Maine this week with high humidity and temps in the eighties and nineties. As is usual anymore, some equipment problems in the studio. Longish talk about Covid with Angela getting a little loud. Phone call at 0020 from Tim again who riles up the Covid talk and vaccine talk. Angela goes into a mini rant. Allan says they should have the replacement tube for the superstation by the end of the month and hopefully have the transmitter up and running early in the next month. Then he finally talked in depth about the sale of WHRI. Explained about all the hoops they had to jump through and all the delays. Holdup was because a complaint about the sale that was filed after the due date and shouldn't have caused a problem. It was announced earlier this month that the seller was tired of waiting for the sale to be approved and has backed out of the deal and cancelled the sale. I'm very sorry as at this time one of my granddaughters with some of my great grandchildren showed up at my door and I had to go to deal with them and missed the end of the sale story. Reading of emails at 0053 s starting with this week`s Free Radio Weekly. Closing prayer at 0058 and program was off the air at 0100. John, Mid-North Indiana`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A. 1090, Aug 20 at 0600 UT, dead air again from KAAY AR, facilitating understations, the stronger making medium SAH and 0602 Fox Sports Radio ``live`` ---- really? Or when it was recorded. Presumed again to be 5000-watt ND *daytimer* WAQE, Rice Lake, Wisconsin on the Fox SR network, as previously caught Aug 16 at the same hour (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A. 1130, Aug 20 at 0602 UT, song in English dominating 50 kW KWKH Shreveport; once again the allegedly one-watt-at-night reactivated KLEY Wellington KS; also a 250-watt semi-local still in the daytime (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) This report dispatched at 0231 UT August 21
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Saturday, August 21 2021
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----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Desert_Whooper <desert_whooper@protonmail.com> To: wghauser@yahoo.com <wghauser@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2021, 06:37:05 PM GMT+1 Subject: The Desert Whooper Beacon 4095.65 KHz - Corrections
Hello Glenn!
In your August 4th logs a person offered some incorrect information about DW's transmit format. For your readers' interest, here are some technical details of the one watt beacon that provides fascinating propagation performance.
The beacon started development in November of 2020. It was built from scratch and has a hybrid controller consisting of two 555 CMOS timers to key the transmitter along with an Arduino Nano controller to generate Morse code and collect data for performance telemetry. The 555 timers will independently key the transmitter if the Nano fails for any reason. (Fortunately the Nano has functioned for 10 months without issue.) The 4.09565 MHz transmitter is crystal controlled and features a MV1403 varactor diode circuit for the upward frequency sweeps of 150 Hertz. The sweeps provide distinctive audio for the SWL'er as well as an easy to spot visual pattern on the waterfall display of Kiwi SDRs. The transmitter has 4 transistors and the final amplifier is a IRF510 MosFet followed by a low pass filter, all inside a shielded box.
The beacon is powered by a sealed lead acid battery which is kept charged with a solar panel. The battery is protected from over discharge by a low voltage disconnect (LVD) circuit that is independent of the Nano. Time has shown that the solar panel size provides good charge current even in cloudy weather and the beacon does not draw much battery power overnight.
The antenna is a 111 foot long, 1/2 wave dipole oriented North/South and it's about 0.1 wavelength above the dry desert soil to create a more vertical but omni-like pattern. The 1:1 balun is home made and the antenna's measured VSWR is close to 1.1 to 1
There are six cycles of DW in Morse along with 29-30 "whoops"; then the DW identification is sent along with four different telemetry numbers.
Telemetry is in slow Morse code as follows:
BAT is the battery's voltage to tenths of a volt using a precision resistor divider and the Nano's A2D function. Normal values range from 12.8 to 14.4 volts
OTMP is in degrees F with a calibrated 10k NTC thermistor located outdoors, about 100' from the beacon.
ITMP is in degrees F provided by a digital one-wire DS18B20 microLAN sensor located within the weathertight equipment box. The reading runs 5 to 10 deg warmer than OTMP.
PV is given in milliAmps to monitor solar panel performance and battery charge current. Measurements are based on an INA219 current sensor board. The values of the current can range from 0 to 2000. Note that a value of 4 or 5 is just the idle current consumed by the solar controller because the battery is fully charged.
In case the Nano fails, the number of whoops can decrease from 30 down to 29 as a crude measure of rising temperatures. On some recent days the internal temperature has peaked at 120 degrees F when outside air temperature was measured at 112 degrees! The box is in shade but the electronic circuitry generates waste heat that causes the temperature rise. Monitoring the temperatures during night and day provides for some interesting deltas..
DW was officially deployed to the Western desert on February 21, 2021. It has been heard in Canada, California, Hawaii, Maryland, Utah, Arizona and many other locations. Some SWL logs can be seen here: https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php?board=9.0 and eQSLs are being provided.
Best regards,
The DW Team
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| Fw: The Desert Whooper Beacon 4095.65 KHz - Corrections |
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Saturday, August 21 2021
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----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Desert_Whooper <desert_whooper@protonmail.com> To: wghauser@yahoo.com <wghauser@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2021, 06:37:05 PM GMT+1 Subject: The Desert Whooper Beacon 4095.65 KHz - Corrections
Hello Glenn!
In your August 4th logs a person offered some incorrect information about DW's transmit format. For your readers' interest, here are some technical details of the one watt beacon that provides fascinating propagation performance.
The beacon started development in November of 2020. It was built from scratch and has a hybrid controller consisting of two 555 CMOS timers to key the transmitter along with an Arduino Nano controller to generate Morse code and collect data for performance telemetry. The 555 timers will independently key the transmitter if the Nano fails for any reason. (Fortunately the Nano has functioned for 10 months without issue.) The 4.09565 MHz transmitter is crystal controlled and features a MV1403 varactor diode circuit for the upward frequency sweeps of 150 Hertz. The sweeps provide distinctive audio for the SWL'er as well as an easy to spot visual pattern on the waterfall display of Kiwi SDRs. The transmitter has 4 transistors and the final amplifier is a IRF510 MosFet followed by a low pass filter, all inside a shielded box.
The beacon is powered by a sealed lead acid battery which is kept charged with a solar panel. The battery is protected from over discharge by a low voltage disconnect (LVD) circuit that is independent of the Nano. Time has shown that the solar panel size provides good charge current even in cloudy weather and the beacon does not draw much battery power overnight.
The antenna is a 111 foot long, 1/2 wave dipole oriented North/South and it's about 0.1 wavelength above the dry desert soil to create a more vertical but omni-like pattern. The 1:1 balun is home made and the antenna's measured VSWR is close to 1.1 to 1
There are six cycles of DW in Morse along with 29-30 "whoops"; then the DW identification is sent along with four different telemetry numbers.
Telemetry is in slow Morse code as follows:
BAT is the battery's voltage to tenths of a volt using a precision resistor divider and the Nano's A2D function. Normal values range from 12.8 to 14.4 volts
OTMP is in degrees F with a calibrated 10k NTC thermistor located outdoors, about 100' from the beacon.
ITMP is in degrees F provided by a digital one-wire DS18B20 microLAN sensor located within the weathertight equipment box. The reading runs 5 to 10 deg warmer than OTMP.
PV is given in milliAmps to monitor solar panel performance and battery charge current. Measurements are based on an INA219 current sensor board. The values of the current can range from 0 to 2000. Note that a value of 4 or 5 is just the idle current consumed by the solar controller because the battery is fully charged.
In case the Nano fails, the number of whoops can decrease from 30 down to 29 as a crude measure of rising temperatures. On some recent days the internal temperature has peaked at 120 degrees F when outside air temperature was measured at 112 degrees! The box is in shade but the electronic circuitry generates waste heat that causes the temperature rise. Monitoring the temperatures during night and day provides for some interesting deltas..
DW was officially deployed to the Western desert on February 21, 2021. It has been heard in Canada, California, Hawaii, Maryland, Utah, Arizona and many other locations. Some SWL logs can be seen here: https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php?board=9.0 and eQSLs are being provided.
Best regards,
The DW Team
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Description: JPEG image
_______________________________________________
Hauser mailing list
Hauser@montreal.kotalampi.com
http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hauser
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| Fw: The Desert Whooper Beacon 4095.65 KHz - Corrections |
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Saturday, August 21 2021
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----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Desert_Whooper <desert_whooper@protonmail.com> To: wghauser@yahoo.com <wghauser@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2021, 06:37:05 PM GMT+1 Subject: The Desert Whooper Beacon 4095.65 KHz - Corrections
Hello Glenn!
In your August 4th logs a person offered some incorrect information about DW's transmit format. For your readers' interest, here are some technical details of the one watt beacon that provides fascinating propagation performance.
The beacon started development in November of 2020. It was built from scratch and has a hybrid controller consisting of two 555 CMOS timers to key the transmitter along with an Arduino Nano controller to generate Morse code and collect data for performance telemetry. The 555 timers will independently key the transmitter if the Nano fails for any reason. (Fortunately the Nano has functioned for 10 months without issue.) The 4.09565 MHz transmitter is crystal controlled and features a MV1403 varactor diode circuit for the upward frequency sweeps of 150 Hertz. The sweeps provide distinctive audio for the SWL'er as well as an easy to spot visual pattern on the waterfall display of Kiwi SDRs. The transmitter has 4 transistors and the final amplifier is a IRF510 MosFet followed by a low pass filter, all inside a shielded box.
The beacon is powered by a sealed lead acid battery which is kept charged with a solar panel. The battery is protected from over discharge by a low voltage disconnect (LVD) circuit that is independent of the Nano. Time has shown that the solar panel size provides good charge current even in cloudy weather and the beacon does not draw much battery power overnight.
The antenna is a 111 foot long, 1/2 wave dipole oriented North/South and it's about 0.1 wavelength above the dry desert soil to create a more vertical but omni-like pattern. The 1:1 balun is home made and the antenna's measured VSWR is close to 1.1 to 1
There are six cycles of DW in Morse along with 29-30 "whoops"; then the DW identification is sent along with four different telemetry numbers.
Telemetry is in slow Morse code as follows:
BAT is the battery's voltage to tenths of a volt using a precision resistor divider and the Nano's A2D function. Normal values range from 12.8 to 14.4 volts
OTMP is in degrees F with a calibrated 10k NTC thermistor located outdoors, about 100' from the beacon.
ITMP is in degrees F provided by a digital one-wire DS18B20 microLAN sensor located within the weathertight equipment box. The reading runs 5 to 10 deg warmer than OTMP.
PV is given in milliAmps to monitor solar panel performance and battery charge current. Measurements are based on an INA219 current sensor board. The values of the current can range from 0 to 2000. Note that a value of 4 or 5 is just the idle current consumed by the solar controller because the battery is fully charged.
In case the Nano fails, the number of whoops can decrease from 30 down to 29 as a crude measure of rising temperatures. On some recent days the internal temperature has peaked at 120 degrees F when outside air temperature was measured at 112 degrees! The box is in shade but the electronic circuitry generates waste heat that causes the temperature rise. Monitoring the temperatures during night and day provides for some interesting deltas..
DW was officially deployed to the Western desert on February 21, 2021. It has been heard in Canada, California, Hawaii, Maryland, Utah, Arizona and many other locations. Some SWL logs can be seen here: https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php?board=9.0 and eQSLs are being provided.
Best regards,
The DW Team
logo attached
Attachment:
DW 21 (640x386) (2).jpg
Description: JPEG image
_______________________________________________
Hauser mailing list
Hauser@montreal.kotalampi.com
http://montreal.kotalampi.com/mailman/listinfo/hauser
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| Glenn Hauser logs August 19-20, 2021 |
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Friday, August 20 2021
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 ** CANADA. 6754-USB, Aug 20 at 0414, Trenton Military more or less back to normal after several days of distorted modulation and ``no report received`` from anything, per other monitors. Now only partial NRRs and OK mod; but clock is still off: own time check at 0417Z as ``0415``. Haven`t heard it much on day frequency 15034-USB. CHR has gone thru such phases before leading to assumptions that it`s done for, but eventually recovers when someone fixes it, after vacation? (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)
** NORTH AMERICA. 6948-USB, Aug 20 at 0000 tune-in to some classic rock, Henry VIII I Am, 0002.5 Let`s Do the Twist, 0010 Runaway; 0025 Mr Tambourineman; still past 0040; 0026.6 an unreadable ID. S6-S9 on both receivers, but vs high storm noise level. Many logs here: https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,85283.0.html as Cool Oldies, via Mix Radio International (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6935-USB, Aug 20 at 0412, rap and other music, S4-S5 into Maryland SDR, then fading down. Back up by 0433 ID missed and gmail; 0439 ``You are listning to Radio Genix`` and more music, ``Radio Ga-Ga``. This was reported not later than 0235 here: https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,85285.0.html Unusual for a pirate to be on this late, strangely enough; seems the NAm pirate scene is not for night-owls (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A. 417-MCW kHz, Aug 19 at 0559, NDB IY, which is 25 watts from Charles cItY, Iowa; also audible tuned to 415-USB (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2099 monitoring: confirmed UT Thursday August 19 after 0130 on WRMI 5010, VP S7-S9 vs storm noise at same level. WORLD OF RADIO 2100 contents: Afghanistan and non, Antarctica, Armenia, Brasil, Canada, Cuba, (El Salvador), Germany, (Guatemala, Honduras), (Iran non), Ireland, (Japan non/Korea North non), Kiritimati, Kuwait, Netherlands and non?, North America, Russia, (South Carolina non), Spain, (Taiwan), (Tajikistan), Tibet non, (UK non), USA, Uzbekistan; unID 4975 [is WRMI]; propagation outlook () countries mentioned but along with others not in order WOR 2100 is available as of 0051 UT Friday August 20, 2021 (mp3 stream) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor2100.m3u (mp3 download) http://www.w4uvh.net/wor2100.mp3 Or via http://www.worldofradio.com/audiomid.html Also linx to podcast services. The shortwave+ broadcasts should be: 0130 UT Friday WRMI 5850 to NW, 7780 to NE 2030 UT Friday IRRS 918-Italy 0130 UT Saturday WRMI 9395 to NNW 1801 UT Saturday IRRS 7290-Bulgaria to WNW, 918-Italy 1930vUT Saturday WA0RCR 1860-AM 0030 UT Sunday WRMI 5950 0300vUT Sunday WA0RCR 1860-AM [nominal 0315; as late as 0430] 2000 UT Sunday IRRS 918-Italy 2230 UT Sunday WRMI 9955 [jammed?] to SSE 0030 UT Monday WRMI 7730 to WNW 0230 UT Monday WRMI 7780 to NE, 5800 to SSE 0300vUT Sunday WBCQ 6160v Area 51 to WSW 1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW 2100 UT Wednesday WRMI 7780 to NE 2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW 0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts: http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html Our non-commercial broadcasts and website depend on voluntary support; via PayPal, not necessarily in US funds, to woradio at yahoo.com One may also contribute by MO or check in US funds on a US bank to: Glenn Hauser, Box 1684, Enid OK 73702 USA First broadcasts confirmed UT Fri Aug 20 at 0130 on WRMIs, 5850 VG direct; and 7780 VG S9+10/20 via UTwente. Argentine en français ensuite par 7780 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A. 4790-, Aug 19 at 0552, this WBCQ is off, but 6160- is still on with TOMBS, 9330- also on JBA; 7490- off as supposed to be; nothing direct on 3265, nor at random chex otherwhens even via nearby remotes. At 0409 UT Aug 20, to Maryland SDR, no signal on 3265-; 4790- and 6160- and 9330- are on (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 2100) ** U S A [and non]. 9455, Aug 19 at 0554, WRMI-5 is still off while 9395 & 9955 are audible, but poorly. 1351 recheck, algo JBA on 9455, much weaker than TOMBS on 9395; that would be Furusato no Kaze from Japan via TAIWAN for Korea North, as sked until 1358. 9455 WRMI has been off since at least Aug 11; no info on the problem or prognosis. It`s dispensable with TOMBS or SMTV except for two hours of the 24 with variety of programming scheduled: 00-01 & 09-10 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 2100) ** U S A. 4975, Aug 19 at 2355, tune-in one receiver here to 4976-LSB, and another to 4980, at 4979-USB; as I suggested previously, if 4975 & 4980 come on at exactly the same time, that would prove 4975 is a spur from WRMI-4. I had already detected The Overkiller on both. YES! They both pop carriers on about *2358.5, 4975 JBA carrier, and 4980 with the WRMI IS & ID loop prior to ToH. This also answers my unID at the end of WOR 2100, recorded shortly before this (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR) ** U S A. 1130, re my unID Spanish QRM to KWKH in the middle of the night, maybe one of 3 daytimers listed in Spanish, Powell E Way III, SC, reports on ABDX August 18: ``[abdx.org] WLBA Posted Wednesday, August 18, 2021, 7:20 pm abdx mail list 1130 WLBA Gainesville GA *blasting* in at 9:15 PM EDT . This station has a “history” --- Powell near Silverstreet SC`` A man of few words, does not even say what language. However listed in last year`s NRC AM Log as SS:MEX, 10 kW ND daytimer, 1 kW critical hours, group: La Mejor [sic: Peor?]. So this could be the unID SS I had QRMing KWKH (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 2100) This report dispatched at 0450 UT August 20
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