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Author Topic: Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z  (Read 3511 times)

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Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z
« on: July 02, 2016, 1528 UTC »
This frequency has been silent for a couple of weeks - must have been a serious problem with this particular transmitter tower. But it's back today. Typically high noise floor for the time of day in my location (3 1/2 hours past sunrise).
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Re: Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z
« Reply #1 on: July 02, 2016, 2203 UTC »
Good, glad its not gone as its the best frequency for here. 15180 is good some days, but its hit & miss.

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Re: Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z
« Reply #2 on: July 04, 2016, 0142 UTC »
I've logged 23 of their frequencies here in Alaska :)
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Re: Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z
« Reply #3 on: July 04, 2016, 1433 UTC »
I've logged 23 of their frequencies here in Alaska :)
Listing them all would be useful for comparative purposes.
Most times & frequencies posted are only an approximation.
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Re: Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z
« Reply #4 on: July 04, 2016, 1533 UTC »
I've logged 23 of their frequencies here in Alaska :)
Listing them all would be useful for comparative purposes.

When I get a few minutes I will, I had a list somewhere.. Have to go through the notes on my recordings again.
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Re: Voice of Korea, 11710 kHz, 2 July 2106, 1500z
« Reply #5 on: July 04, 2016, 1930 UTC »
I have logged The Voice Of Korea/KCBS Pyongyang on about 2 dozen of their frequencies 2850khz, 3250khz, 3320khz, 6070khz, 6100khz, 6170khz, 6400khz, 7220khz, 7580khz, 9425khz, 9435khz, 9445khz, 9650khz, 9665khz, 9730khz, 9875khz, 11735khz,  11910khz, 11935khz, 12015khz, 13650khz, 13760khz,  15105khz, 15180khz, 15245khz.

 I can normally hear Voice Of Korea almost all day everyday at some level
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