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Loggings => Shortwave Broadcast => Topic started by: Kilokat7 on October 04, 2014, 1917 UTC
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Thanks to jfarley for the suggestion, a tentative Radio Candip was heard here last night on 5066.3 kHz. I started checking for it at 0330z sign-on (according to EiBi). Nothing heard, not even a faint carrier. Checked back at 0340z and still nothing. When I returned at 0344z, I was surprised to not only see a carrier but also hear the sounds of faint music coming from the weak signal. Heard best using the North D-Kaz. Signal faded after 0410z, which coincides with the sun coming up there. Pretty short window to catch this one!
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Good to hear! This is my most important test station for antenna sensitivity: very low power low-modulated AM coming via a very long miserable path, but on a generally clear freq. Carrier is detectable with regularity, but getting audio from this seems to be no small feat. Sounds to me like your Kaz is a keeper!
I heard pretty much the same last night.
You are absolutely right about the short window of opportunity; the sunrise enhancement window at the equator can be faster than a deer bot fly!
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Always a good catch for both you guys and us Aussies. It seems to be quite a bit easier for our European friends.
I have no idea what a "deer bot fly" is.....but I guess it must be very fast! ;D
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Radio Candip is coming in pretty good right now, well good considering...Came on the air tonight a few minutes after 0300 UTC. Worth a look if you see this message in time tonight...