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Loggings => Clandestine Stations => Topic started by: RobRich on November 09, 2020, 1000 UTC
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Commentary and talk at 0956z. Maybe S1, along with heavy static crashing. Definitely a difficult copy, but it is there. Jamming seems limited or nonexistent. Again, dealing with static crashing here, so YMMV.
Kenwood R-2000 and 31' vertical over radial field, plus preselector and preamp.
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Might as well add...
6520 - Carrier and sporadic modulation.
4450 - Ute and/or jamming.
3930 - No copy.
3910 - No copy.
3480 - Carrier and modulation, but difficult copy due to extensive static crashes.
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KOREA SOUTH. Nov 9 (Monday) observed frequencies:
VOP: 3480 (best reception) // 3910 // 3930 // 4450 // 6520 // 6600, at 1218 UT (after the news [Bodo]),
start of the "gohyang-e on pyeonji" (A Letter That Came To My Hometown) program. Thanks to Korean DXer "Pak"
for providing this program info, via website "Now On The Radio DX."
VOH: 3985 (CNR2 QRM) // 4890 // 5995 // 6255 (FYI - CNR1 jamming is now gone from this frequency)
// 6350 // 9105, at 1231 UT, with my favorite Korean pop song - PSY, with "Gangnam Style" (YouTube music
video at http://bit.ly/38DBv6X - which has been viewed a total of 3,851,622,045); as usual, 9105 heard
with very good reception.
Voice of Freedom, 5920, at 1015 UT, with fair reception (no jamming). The super jamming from N. Korea
still heard on 6045 (interesting to note the terrible frequency choice of Alaska [KNLS], which is now
mixing with this very strong jamming, from 1100 to 1200 UT), while 6135 was a clear frequency with no
jamming.