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VO Mongolia Relay Service 6949 AM *0108-0140* UTC 23Mar14

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William Hassig:
Barely detect carrier in ssb mode under low noise floor in NE Illinois. Kenwood R2000 & 7mhz dipole.

Beerus Maximus:
S9+10 here at 0122 UTC. Asian accented female in English and then into some kind of Mongolian song I guess.

caodwolf:
Very noise here but at times cuts thru and is nice.  S8

ID at 0134 and into a pop song.

Sign off at 0139 with Voice of Mongolia broadcasting schedule,  multiple ID's  and interval signal.  Boomed in at end !

Very nice

Thanks for the show.

Dave

>>PLS QSL

RCCI:
Heard this earlier - before Captain Morgan caught my attention. The Signal was S5 so was having at bit rough time cutting through the QRN.

NH Radio Guy:
Apologies for the late posting, but I just joined and had to be approved before becoming active on the site.

Also heard V.O. Mongolia Relay Service yesterday, March 22nd (23rd in UTC time), from 1:23-1:40 UTC on 6949 AM. SINPO=25211 in Northern New England, with improving QRN and decreased fading 1:32-1:38, climbing to SINPO=35322 at that time.

1:23- Music, Asian/Orchestral style with stringed instruments and almost operatic style male vocals.
1:26- YL announcer speaking.
1:27- Music resumes.
[I stepped away from the radio 1:27-1:32]
1:32- Music, of almost old Soviet sounding "triumphant" marshal quality. Orchestral and choral, Both male and female vocals in chorus.
1:34- YL announcer speaking.
1:35- Music, softer orchestral with strings. Possible male vocals in harmony.
1:37- YL announcer speaking.
1:38- Music, but difficult to hear due to increased QRN.
1:39- YL announcer speaking, repeating the same phrase over and over, several times, almost reminiscent of a numbers station.
1:40- Transmission ends.

Nice to hear this one for the first time. If QSLing, would love one to [email protected]

73s,
John

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