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Loggings => Shortwave Broadcast => Topic started by: ~SIGINT~ on March 23, 2023, 1243 UTC

Title: Sound of Hope 11120 AM 1224 UTC 23 MAR 2023
Post by: ~SIGINT~ on March 23, 2023, 1243 UTC
Sound of Hope (SOH) 11120.0 kHz AM 12:24 UTC 23 MAR 2023

12:24 UTC - SOH weak barely readable with voice / announcer in the background.
12:45 UTC - Also seeing the carrier on 11100.0 kHz AM and 11070.0 kHz AM.


RSPduo | Wellbrook loop antenna
Title: Re: Sound of Hope 11120 AM 1224 UTC 23 MAR 2023
Post by: Paul B. Walker, Jr. on March 23, 2023, 2202 UTC
Sound of Hope (SOH) 11120.0 kHz AM 12:24 UTC 23 MAR 2023

12:24 UTC - SOH weak barely readable with voice / announcer in the background.
12:45 UTC - Also seeing the carrier on 11100.0 kHz AM and 11070.0 kHz AM.


RSPduo | Wellbrook loop antenna

It's likely this was CNR or CRI jamming them, i dont think anyone in north america has ever logged SOH
Title: Re: Sound of Hope 11120 AM 1224 UTC 23 MAR 2023
Post by: Shortwave_Listener on March 23, 2023, 2223 UTC
Sound of Hope (SOH) 11120.0 kHz AM 12:24 UTC 23 MAR 2023

12:24 UTC - SOH weak barely readable with voice / announcer in the background.
12:45 UTC - Also seeing the carrier on 11100.0 kHz AM and 11070.0 kHz AM.


RSPduo | Wellbrook loop antenna

It's likely this was CNR or CRI jamming them, i dont think anyone in north america has ever logged SOH

I have logged it here direct on 12210v kHz. It was easy to tell apart from the jammer because it was way off frequency and had the very tinny audio with no music. Multiple SOH frequencies that are not jammed can be heard in North America daily with a good antenna and low noise.