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Via Karelia SDR
1628 at 2004 /26/1 pirate rom Salonica
1684 a pirate from Skopje , tyical NM  music S7
810  BBC Scotland 2008 too Germanic pronunciation S20  , football , ID in the talks
855  RROMo Actualitata , 2011 mentioning the Greek  tennis player Cicipas S20
9410 & 9440 two Firedrake jammers with S20 signal overloaded with strong inner buzz

Via Eire Jan 26th
153 rr Actualitaata  AT 2116 with orthodox church liturgy S3  also via better (S20 ) in Bucharest –no // form MW based in the mwlist
162 LW A good level carrier carryinh a very poor audio from Talksport  tested in NW Ire and emeraldsdr  (string signal )
https://youtu.be/ljz1dxE-50c
1628  A QSO from Greece 2011 26/1  better ib NWI then emerald SDR
819  Regio  from NL mixed with ERTU regio is better in signal t most times S10
9420 ERA I now back
6230U  Wiluna meteo  AU 2046 -100 heard well
5780 oldies station at S3 2048
7780  WRMI at S7/3 at 2050 with religious program in English

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JRX Current Logs: January 31, 2022
Receiver (s): Tecsun S-2000
Antenna (s): Loop for Shortwave & Sony AN-71
All times and dates in UTC-GMT

BOTSWANA
** 11850. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 1844-1855, Voice of America, Selebi Phikwe-BOT, in Kinyarwanda-Kirundi. Man announcer presents a newsletter; 1849 Other man talks news, too; 1850 Woman too. Fair reception: 353.

BRAZIL
** 11780. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2001-2022, Radio Nacional da Amazônia, Brasília-DF, in Portuguese. Man announcer presents a musical program with new brazilian country songs (Música Sertaneja); 2007 ID and more songs; 2013 ID: Music, Information and Sport! Good reception: 454.
** 11815. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2023-2035, Radio Brasil Central, Goiânia-GO, in Portuguese. Man announcer presents a musical program "Brasil Sertanejo", with the best of the brazilian country music (Música Sertaneja); 2029 Man talks, says local time and a conversation with a woman. Good signal and spur interference by BBC on 11810kHz: 443.

CLANDESTINE
** 11745. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 1941-2000, Al-Azm Radio, Jeddah-ARS, in Arabic. Woman announcer talks; 1943 A song; 1946 Man says Id and returns woman communication and a conversation with a woman; 1951 Man talks, with music background; 1952 A arabic song; 1956 Woman says ID and presents news, presumably; Music. Fair to good reception without interference: 453.

GUAM
** 11870. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2246-2256, AWR Asia-Pacific (KSDA), Agat-GUM, in Chinese. Woman talks, preaching, presumably; 2254 Music by choir; 2256 Returns woman voice; 2257 A song. Fair reception: 453.

NEW ZEALAND
** 11725. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 1855-1930, Radio New Zealand Pacific, Rangitaiki-NZL, in English. Two songs, similar to country music; 1900 Time pips and ID; Woman announcer presents news; 1910 Man announcer talks; Interviews; 1930 Interview continues. Good reception: 454. I had never heard the RNZI so well !

PHILIPPINES
** 12070. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2320-2328, FEBC-Radio Liangyou 1, Iba-PHL, in Chinese. Man pastor talks, preaching, presumably; 2327 A short music. Poor reception

ROMANIA
** 11800. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2236-2245, Radio Romania International, Tiganesti-ROU, in Spanish. Man announcer talks; ID; 2243 Man talks news from Spain: Rumanía en la prensa española. Fair reception: 353.

SPAIN
** 11940, Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2300-2310, Radio Exterior de España, Noblejas-E, in English. Time pips; ID; 2301 Man announcer talks news; 2307 ID and woman says about Spain. Good reception: 454.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
** 12050. Mon, Jan 31, 2022. 2311-2320, EWTN-Radio Catolica Mundial, Vandiver-AL, in spanish. Woman says about christian theme and the family. Fair to poor reception: 352.

JRX (José Ronaldo Xavie
SWARL Callsign PR7036SWL
Cabedelo-Paraíba, Brazil (UTC-3)
QTH Locator HI22NX

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** AUSTRALIA. 2368.43, Jan 31 at 1618, continuous Greek songs segued,
no announcements, not even a ToH R. Symban ID past 1700; still 1748+
via SW Sydney SDR
http://sdrvk2ari.hopto.org:8073/?f=2368.43amz10
which I found already tuned to that exact frequency but no one else
using it now, steady S4-S5 but noisy; tnx to WOR iog tips from Brian
Powell, Sydney who had not heard it before but found it was indeed on
the air at 1023; also reported by Kari Kallio, Finland, and Zacharias
Liangas, really in Greece, all using nearby remotes. May be sporadic,
but certainly running overnight now. Little chance of hearing it
direct even if I were DXing pre-sunrise.

Ron Howard also provided news about this Jan 30: ``Noted this unique
posting today - https://radio.chobi.net/DX/bbs/?res:5025#5025

"AUSTRALIA: today 30 January 2022 18h50utc, weak but Radio Symban
heard with the kiwisdr VK2AAK at Near Forster, New South Wales, AUS.
According with the stream: https://radioau.net/symban/ Nico (from
France)" Very strange! Ron (Calif. - recovering from a bad fall, but
making progress!)`` --- but no frequency from Nico (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

** CANADA. 6660 RCUSB, Jan 31 at 0715 UT, CHU pips JBA on 2 x 3330
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CHINA [and non]. 7365, Jan 31 at 1445, S8/9+20 Chinese music and
excited talk, CNR1, presumably live simulcast of CCTV New Year
celebrations, as warned by Ron Howard were expected on many
frequencies around 12-16 UT. Also similar but not sure if // on 9390,
huge collision, i.e. jamming RFA Cantonese via Tinian; and 9605, vs
VOA Chinese via Philippines.

I also looked for WOOB CNR1 jammers, if not Firedragon, above & below
11 and 13 MHz, but nothing. Have these diminished, or is it just lack
of propagation and/or scheduling. I think a lot of them used to close
at 1400; but it will take the imposition of DST here to get me up that
early (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** ETHIOPIA. 7110, Jan 31 at 0418, R. Ethiopia quite blatantly
INTRUDING with a big S9+20 signal fading to S7 in an Ethiopian
language; nothing on 7140 or 7180 from Eritrea (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

** MADAGASCAR. 11824.96 approx., Jan 31 at 0424, S4-S7 medical
discussion about strokes, as MWV vies with VOHA for the
Christian-subjected early audience. I suppose it`s African Pathways
Radio, but this broadcast does not appear in WRTH 2022 page 485; in
so-called ``winter`` schedule, the only English is at 03-04 on 13760.
We are referred to ALASKA for more, but page 462 does not show any
`KNLS` programming via Mad! The English at 18-19 on 13670 and 20-21 on
11965 are absent from both. Seasonal nomenclature smax of hemispherism
or northern temperatism (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6925 AM, Jan 30 at 2303, pirate music; 2343 ballad,
2346 maybe `When A Man Loves A Woman`. 0024 January 31, S8-S5 of
classic rock. 41 posts here say it`s Mix Radio International which
started as unID long before by 1751 on 6875, moving to 6925 at 2229:
https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,92341.0.html
and finally went off at 0132 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 517 MCW kHz, Jan 31 at 0721 UT, a second JBA NDB under my
strongest `local`, 515 PN Ponca City OK, where I am tuned USB. Tough
copy but maybe RN. Fortunately, PN makes long pauses. DXinfocentre
roster shows most likely it`s FN, 517, 25 watts at Clinton / Hills,
Iowa. Only one dit difference. Previously I had also pulled on 515, OS
at the other OSU, in Ohio (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2123 monitoring: Also confirmed
Sunday January 30 at 2100 on AM Italia, 1323 kHz, but with QRM into
UTwente; usual nearby Noale SDR offline. Tuned in before at 2058
something in English about carbon monoxide detectors, UK phone.

Also confirmed Sunday January 30 at 2330 on WRMI 5950, good direct.

Also confirmed UT Monday January 31 at 0030 on WRMI 7730, VG direct.

Also confirmed UT Monday January 31 at 0230 on WRN N America webcast.

Also confirmed UT Monday January 31 at 0401 on Area 51 via WBCQ
6159.94, S9; preceded by coughing fit at 0358-0401 interrupted by WBCQ
ID at 0400 and a different one just before WOR. Per A51 sked
http://zappahead.net/#2022-0129-area51
the coughing fit is from W.D.C.D. Radio at 0330. Next:

2330 UT Tuesday WRMI 9955 to SSE [jammed?]
1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW
2200 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 9395 to NNW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S

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ever with demise of WRTH.``

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** U S A. 7780, Jan 31 at 0416, S9+6 of dead air from this WRMI. 0400*
is the scheduled closing. I missed all the excitement but WRMI and
apparently much of Florida had power failures early Sunday due to
frigid weather, as described on disgraced FB; I guess the juice froze
in the power lines. Transmitter 14 is the one on 5010 which I was
hearing with a poor signal early UT Jan 31:

``WRMI Radio Miami International 16 hrs ·
Regresó la electricidad a la planta transmisora de WRMI en Okeechobee
después de un apagón de aproximadamente tres horas y pico durante la
noche. Todo está funcionando normalmente otra vez, excepto el
transmisor número 14 que necesita algunas reparaciones. Esperamos
tenerlo en el aire esta noche si todo va bien. La causa del apagón fue
el clima; tuvimos temperaturas debajo de 0 centígrado.

WRMI Radio Miami International 16 hrs · [ago, how precise!]
Power is back on at WRMI -- It has been a brutal night and morning
(Jan 30) here at the WRMI transmitter site in Okeechobee. Electrical
power was out for about three and a half hours due to an extreme
freeze in this area. And when the power returned, we had many problems
with computers and one transmitter damaged. At this time everything is
working normally again, except that we have a problem with transmitter
14 that we hope to have resolved in time for this evening's
transmission.

WRMI Radio Miami International 20 hrs ·
Power is out at WRMI! At approximately 0745 UTC Sunday 30 January, we
lost all electrical power at the WRMI transmitter site in Okeechobee,
Florida. This is the reason that all transmitters and our Internet
stream are off the air. Florida Power & Light is dispatching a team to
our site to try to restore power as soon as possible. The power outage
is caused by the near-freezing conditions at our site tonight, which
is a very unusual situation here in South Central Florida.

Author WRMI Radio Miami International
Gracias Osmany y todos. Ahora la compañía de luz estima que debemos
tener electricidad a las 10 de la mañana hora de Miami (1500 UTC),
pero eso puede cambiar mientras están haciendo las reparaciones.``
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. Another follow-up on the WOR iog to my WCLV report; yes, I
now recall it had been on 95.5, and I believe originally a commercial
classical station before joining the Ideastream empire:

``My father has older reel to reel airchecks of WCLV clearly
announcing its frequency as 95.5 MHz back in the older days. I
remember growing up in Cleveland falling asleep to the radio on sleep
timer tuned to WCLV. The 7-way swap in 2001 saw them picking up the
former WAKS in Lorain on 104.9 which is where their signal is found
now with very little channel separation from country station WKKY in
Geneva. Ideastream added the station to its stable of properties in
2011.

WKSU was the latest acquisition by Ideastream and was announced last
year. It has a translator network blanketing most of the northeastern
quarter of the state. WCPN would join WKSU and the rest of the
network.

Ideastream owns WCPN-FM, WVIZ-TV, WKSU-FM (and translators), and
WCLV-FM plus a stake in the “Ohio Channel” television channel it runs
in partnership with Ohio Government Telecommunications.

Northeast Ohio is still a shifting media market. Stephen Michael
Kellat, Ashtabula, Ohio`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** ZAMBIA. 9680, Jan 31 at 0421, American English with Bible story
about Jacob and Rachel, S6-S9: I bet it`s V of Hope Africa this early:
yes, immediately // 11680 which sounds quite louder but reads slightly
less, S5-S8. WRTH 2022 shows both at 0400-0800 for the so-called
``winter`` 2021-2022 season; the Bible is speaking (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Oceanic JBA MW carrier search, Jan 31 at 0719 UT:
only 9-kHz ones detected are 846, surely Kiritimati; and surprise
1458: lots of Pacific rim area stations but biggest is 200 kW from
somewhere in China; or remnant of 125 kW ethnic R. Lyca from the other
London, UK? (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

UNIDENTIFIED. 12000, I had not found a DX reference listing the
single-letter beacon Z that I heard, but tnx to Ron Howard for this:

``Letter beacon - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_beacon
According to D.W. Schimmel, in 1986 the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) released the following HF direction finding results
for single letter beacons, all of which indicate locations in the USSR
. . . . Z Mukachevo, Ukraine``

Where is Mukachevo? ``Mukachevo is a city located in the valley of the
Latorica river in Zakarpattia Oblast (province), in Western Ukraine.
Wikipedia`` --- so not in Soviet/Russian occupation zone now; perhaps
no coincidence the oblast starts with 3 = Z (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

This report dispatched at 1752 UT January 31
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** CANADA. 328 MCW kHz, Jan 30 at 0719 UT, dash and YTL, 1000 watt ND
beacon at Big Trout Lake, Ontario (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6940 USB, Jan 29 at 2303, surprised to hear a pirate
in Dutch, commercials? S7-S8 and surely intracontinental. 2305 jingle
as --- something Radio, music. 2312 playing ``Downtown`` by Petula
Clark, in English. Then I notice a stronger pirate on 6935, but when
back on 6940 at 2318, it`s off. These say it`s Sky Radio:
https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,92273.0.html
and Big Badfish Al quotes this from somewhere: ``Sky Radio is a Dutch
commercial radio station playing non-stop Adult Contemporary pop
music, owned by Talpa Holding. The target audience is men and women
between 25 and 54 years of age. It is programmed according to the AC
format`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6935 USB, Jan 29 at 2306, S9+5 hard rock and omodist
= overmodulated and distorted, yet does not QRM 6940 Sky Radio as I
had hit first on a downtune. 2318 SSTV; 2319 live? DJ still distorted
says ``Imagine that``, and ``Alice? Radio``. Drama about Mars lander
leads into another song; 2323 another Alice Radio ID. Well, it`s
really OUTHOUSE Radio per all these; enunciate!
https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,92274.0.html
with three noisy SSTV captures, a pierced tongue outstuck, a privy,
and a full-bearded guy (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** TURKEY. 5960, Jan 29 at 2302, no signal from VOT direct. Unknown if
it might have come on later. Something`s always erroneous at Emirler
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2123 monitoring: confirmed UT
Sunday January 30 at 0053 the 0030 on WRMI 7730, S9+12 into Knoxville
SDR.

Also confirmed starting at 0445 UT Sun Jan 30 on WA0RCR, 1860 AM, MO,
S9+15 into nearby SDR but with multi-pitched very fast robotic CW QRM
-- must be another 160m A1 contest encroaching on this A3 broadcast.

Also confirmed Sunday January 30 at 1350 the 1330 on WMRI Europe, via
Channel 292 Germany 9670, S9+20 into UTwente reading +7 Hz, modulation
surges up and down a bit, but receiving artifact? Also checked Carlow,
Ireland SDR at 1355, S7-S9 and not surging, +6 Hz carrier offset. Both
have lite ACI from music on 9665, presumably CRI Russian via x-site
rather than Korea North. I happened to awaken an hour earlier than I
would have preferred. Not knowing this, tnx also to Alan Roe,
Teddington UK: ``WOR 2123 confirmed on WMRI Europe Sun 1330 UT on
9670``. Where is Teddington? ``a suburb in south-west London in the
London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. In 2021, Teddington was named
as the best place to live in London by The Sunday Times. Historically
in Middlesex, Teddington is situated on a long meander of the Thames
between Hampton Wick and Strawberry Hill, Twickenham. Wikipedia``
Next:

2100 UT Sunday IRRS 1323-Italy & 207?
2330 UT Sunday WRMI 5950 to NNW
0030 UT Monday WRMI 7730 to WNW
0400vUT Monday WBCQ 6160v Area 51 to WSW
2330 UT Tuesday WRMI 9955 to SSE [jammed?]
1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW
2200 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 9395 to NNW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
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Our non-commercial broadcasts and website depend on voluntary
support. Thanks this week to Michael Beu, Austin TX for a
contribution via PayPal to woradio at yahoo.com and says:
``Hey Glenn: Thanks for all of the timely DX/RF technology info that
WOR provide this year. WOR/Club bulletins more important than
ever with demise of WRTH.``

One may also contribute by MO or check on a US bank to
Glenn Hauser, P O Box 1684, Enid OK 73702 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 5850, UT Sun Jan 30 at 0101, excellent classical music show
`Encore` has started on this WRMI; while `Texas Radio Shortwave` had
started on 5950 this week to play 14 songs from SXSW festival - but I
have to prioritize classical. Beyond me why TRSW would choose a time
up against not only Encore but The Giant Jukebox, and TOUTA, the
Saturday evening music-glut hour (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. (5085), UT Sun Jan 30 at 0047, `Theater Organ Under the
Arch` is already underway on WTWW-2 webcast. Must have started way
earlier than usual? Since it`s chopped off without any formal closing
at 0059 for Bible verse, CQ, WTWW canned ID treating our national
anthem as a produxion jingle, and then a ham radio show. Something`s
always loco at Lebanon (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. Prompted by announcements preceding and following `Weekend
Radio`, webcast at 0300 & 0400 UT January 30: classical WCLV Cleveland
OH will soon be changing from 104.9 to 90.3; this is because of a
merger of sorts with WKSU at Kent State, and realigning those
stations; some years ago WCLV lost its original better frequency, I
believe it was 90.3, and had to move to 104.9 where the power can be
only 6 kW ERP. 90.3 has been occupied by another Ideastream station,
47 kW, WCPN with NPR news/talk programming, and WCLV banished to HD2
on that frequency. WKSU originates on 89.7.

From a detailed press release at
https://www.ideastream.org/about/press-releases/ideastream-public-media-and-wksu-public-radio-to-enter-into-public-service-operating-agreement

``Between January 1 and April 1, 2022, the following changes are
expected to take place:

WKSU will become the region’s NPR news and information station, with
repeater stations in Ashland, Mansfield, New Philadelphia, Norwalk,
Thompson and Wooster continuing to serve their local markets.
Ideastream Public Media will reformat 104.9 FM to serve an additional
repeater station for WKSU programming, bolstering coverage in the
Cleveland area. The call letters associated with 104.9 FM will change
from WCLV to WCPN.

Those who love the classical programming provided by WCLV at 104.9 FM
will have access to that programming at the new WCLV at 90.3 FM.
There, they can continue to enjoy locally hosted performances by local
artists and ensembles, including The Cleveland Orchestra, Apollo’s
Fire and Lés Delices, along with student and faculty ensembles from
the Cleveland Institute of Music, Oberlin Conservatory, Baldwin
Wallace Conservatory and Cleveland State University. Reflecting the
intent to serve its new expanded coverage area, 90.3 FM programming
will spotlight more performances by musicians in Akron and Kent as
well...`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

UNIDENTIFIED. 12000- CW, Jan 30 at 1552, letter Z sent over and over,
JBA fading in and out; unsure if some other letter or number
interspersed. First time noted despite bandscanning across here every
day. One of those Russian one-letter beacons? I have not deliberately
sought any of them out. Other letters on other frequencies, but not Z,
have been logged by Harold Frodge, MARE Tipsheet. They are never on
exact even frequencies. My Z was slightly on the minus side but too
weak to measure (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

This report dispatched at 1936 UT January 30
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using the Irish  SDR above
9420 ERT  not today .
9675 Saudi radio 2050 in Indonesian with sermons -85dbm
9620 AIR in DRMmode  with signal at S10 ay 2010 with two audio channels French and Raagam  , SNR24 DRM B , 16QAM mode
9955  and 9980 WRMI both in exact parallel transmission at -85dbm
9835 NHK  2030 wit talks  in Japanese at -83dbm . In my shack with 38/15 PL330 with 10+3 m
9984.6 Cairo with overloaded audio but clear o understand the prayer (not what he spells) At 2030 clock sound in clear m hymn then news . only language  cold be indefitified : French

Amd a few logs via Karelia S. Finland after 2100
Using very log wires 300+ m
1413 Vesti FM 21xx hymn then talks in Russian about Olympics . Strong
1566 Greek pirate 2105 seems IDed and with sons of 80s  Good  Ay 26/1 HLAZ is poor at S9
1611 another Grek pirate at 2105 with S8
1650 also Greek pirate  2106
1690 another Greek pirate 2012 with S8 signal
A few from the above also locally heard !
- - -
1628 at 2004 /26/1 pirate from Salonica
1684 a pirate from Skopje , typical NM  music S7
810  BBC Scotland 2008 too Germanic pronunciation S20  , football , ID in the talks
855  RROMo Actualitata , 2011 mentioning the Greek  CICipas tennis player S20

9410 & 9440 two Firedrake jammers with S20 signal overloaded with strong inner buzz

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