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Loggings => Shortwave Broadcast => Topic started by: ChrisSmolinski on October 14, 2017, 1927 UTC
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Not sure if this is considered SWBC or Clandestine? Nice SIO 433 signal, with an OM speaking.
1930 Sign off mid music.
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Chris - I'm not sure either - waiting for more info.
FPE
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I would say clandestine, that's my guess..
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Fair to poor copy here today about 1910z - 1930z music then off.
7325khz
FPE
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Chris: Had a look at my African low bands shortwave manual which was updated late September 2017 and found the following:
Voice Of People Of Somaliland, commenced operation 17th August 2017 with limited schedule 1900-1930z on 7.235MHz AM using transmitter located Talata Volodry, Madagascar.
This station appears to have links with: somalilandvoice.co.uk
No other details to hand, have heard it here with a very good signal the other morning while tuning about on the sunrise. ;)
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Chris: Had a look at my African low bands shortwave manual which was updated late September 2017 and found the following:
Voice Of People Of Somaliland, commenced operation 17th August 2017 with limited schedule 1900-1930z on 7.235MHz AM using transmitter located Talata Volodry, Madagascar.
This station appears to have links with: somalilandvoice.co.uk
No other details to hand, have heard it here with a very good signal the other morning while tuning about on the sunrise. ;)
Being based in the UK (per the domain) and transmitting from well outside the country tend to make this look like a clandestine. The website is entirely in Somali, but google translate makes it somewhat comprehensible (although this translated line made me chuckle: "The Voice of the Democratic People's Party is a new radio station that has joined the Somaliland media, and is going to spend 7325 kilograms per night on the Horn of Africa at 10pm per night, with a boat of up to 10:30 .")
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fsomalilandvoice.co.uk%2Fabout%2F
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Yes, it points to Clandestine category, I thought this when I seen the brief transmission schedule and transmitters off shore too.
I didn't bother with the web site, even though it's in the UK I am careful with what I "click" these days.