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Loggings => Shortwave Broadcast => Topic started by: Paul B. Walker, Jr. on September 01, 2019, 0208 UTC

Title: Radio Nacional De Amazonia 6180khz
Post by: Paul B. Walker, Jr. on September 01, 2019, 0208 UTC
0202 UTC Sun Sp 1, 2019
SINPO: 45343
They're playing what sounds like big bang type music.  Signal is fair to good at times, with some fading and noise. The music is much easier to understand then the speech

QTH: Laramie, Wyoming:
Equipment: Icom IC746 Pro radio and 25 foot long by 10 foot tall magnetic loop antenna
Title: Re: Radio Nacional De Amazonia 6180khz
Post by: Treehouse SWL on September 01, 2019, 0232 UTC
I've got them here near Seattle as of 0230 UTC against a noisy floor. They were on this frequency last night, too, instead of the station's alternate 11780 kHz.
Title: Re: Radio Nacional De Amazonia 6180khz
Post by: Paul B. Walker, Jr. on September 01, 2019, 0236 UTC
I've got them here near Seattle as of 0230 UTC against a noisy floor. They were on this frequency last night, too, instead of the station's alternate 11780 kHz.

When they're on 11780, they can be as almost quiet clear and strong as a local standard broadcast AM station for me
Title: Re: Radio Nacional De Amazonia 6180khz
Post by: East Troy Don on March 18, 2020, 0257 UTC
Weak but steady  signal on 6180 khz @ 0247 UTC 18 March 20.   Usual tropical QRN but overall not bad.  Very enjoyable mixture of Brazilian instrumental / female vocal songs. OM/YL announcers.  Nice to hear them up here in WI. without the usual atmospherics obstacles.

ID  & QRT @ 0300 UTC .  (Which is strange as other SWL sources say QRT should be 0400, 0500 or 0305)

SINPO:  2-3-3-4-3