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MW Loggings / Helliniki Radiophonia MW 1512 khz
« on: August 02, 2014, 0414 UTC »
I spotted in my car during while going holiday to Datça on this morning.

Helliniki Radiophonia Radio via Khania transmitter in Crete 1512 khz.

SINPO 55344. 0400 UTC Greek Music and ID then Greek music again.

My QTH is Yatagan, Mugla, Southwestern Turkey right now.

*0411 UTC propagation goes worst, noise increasing.

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Shortwave Broadcast / Re: Ynt: Re: Ynt: Re: All India Radio?
« on: July 31, 2014, 2354 UTC »
Hello all, just getting back with an update. I decided to use some of the frequencies and schedules that were provided and I managed to pick up AIR on 11670 kHz and I listened to them from 1910z until 1935z. They were playing a variety of cultural Indian music, afterwards a female announcer came on and gave a station ID, followed by a male announcer reading a news bulletin of some sort. Signal was weak with static from my desk, but when I moved my setup to the window the signal was significantly clearer, once again only the telescopic antenna was used, as the reel antenna's seem to increase the noise floor significantly.

Thanks for your help!

Regards,
RW Observer


I have pl 660 too. When I unboxing, found Tecsun wire antenna inside box. It helps a lot to defeat static in audio. Now, I can hear near perfect while listening American religious radios (WWCR etc.) or Radio Havana Cuba. Did you reach the link? Was it help you?

Cheers
Onur

That is a great little site you provided, I like how everything is also shown on the world map. I have the wire antenna that comes with the radio and I also have the Sangean ANT-60 reel antenna, which is pretty much the same as the other antenna. The problem I get with them is that they typically increase the noise floor making listening sometimes worse than without the antenna. I don't know if it's the placement or something else. So normally I just use the telescopic antenna, and even with that I'm surprised at what I'm able to hear, especially on the 31m and 25m bands during the evening hours.

Regards,
RW Observer




Unfortunately there's no way to show all online stations in a single map there's massive handicap of that site I wrote this administration I hope soon it will be fixed.

I agree wire antennas has increases noise level if you compare telescopic antenna but when the telescopic became uselles (pirate or lower power stations and far distances) It helps a lot.

Cheers
Onur

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Shortwave Broadcast / Re: Ynt: Re: All India Radio?
« on: July 31, 2014, 1954 UTC »
Hello all, just getting back with an update. I decided to use some of the frequencies and schedules that were provided and I managed to pick up AIR on 11670 kHz and I listened to them from 1910z until 1935z. They were playing a variety of cultural Indian music, afterwards a female announcer came on and gave a station ID, followed by a male announcer reading a news bulletin of some sort. Signal was weak with static from my desk, but when I moved my setup to the window the signal was significantly clearer, once again only the telescopic antenna was used, as the reel antenna's seem to increase the noise floor significantly.

Thanks for your help!

Regards,
RW Observer


I have pl 660 too. When I unboxing, found Tecsun wire antenna inside box. It helps a lot to defeat static in audio. Now, I can hear near perfect while listening American religious radios (WWCR etc.) or Radio Havana Cuba. Did you reach the link? Was it help you?

Cheers
Onur

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Shortwave Broadcast / Re: Ynt: Re: All India Radio?
« on: July 31, 2014, 0917 UTC »
Hello all, I have posted on this board once or twice before. I have been a shortwave listener for several years but lately I did most of my listening via a WebSDR. In June however I bought a Tecsun PL-660 shortwave radio and I finally can listen from my own location, that being southern New York. I have heard a slew of international broadcasters and I finally managed to pick up the BBC world service clearly on two frequencies this afternoon. While I have managed to hear many of the major broadcasters with just the telescopic antenna, there is one name that I have yet to hear - that being All India Radio.

I'm just wondering if there are any frequencies/times which I might be able to hear All India Radio in Eastern North America. I know I could browse a few online schedules and see what there is, but I always prefer asking real people first.

Regards,
RW Observer


I use that http://www.short-wave.info you can find all sw's frequencies just point your location and choose language or station easily to use and great site...

Cheers
Onur

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Had a carrier for a while, but now also hearing audio.


I spotted too but on 2333 UTC broadcast sign off. There's no audio anymore... qth Istanbul.

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Black Bandit signed off at 00:03 with "I Dreamed There Was No War".

I agree... Actually 00:05 and went off.

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SINPO 15112 2323 UTC too much noise and low propagation I heard announcer and some music but very difficult to understand full of static. Qth Istanbul.

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S4 carrier and traces of audio out here in the boonies, and it's 2 hours until sunset.  Score!

Wow.

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Thunderstorm crashes are making this difficult, but the signal is good for this time of day. I'm hoping to find my headphone adapter so that I can dig out some details from the noise
Thanks for the show!
Andrew

What's their station power? Unbelievable... Very good as a pirate if you thought distance from Netherlands to Turkey.

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Here I can catch in Istanbul SINPO: 15112 2300 UTC Too many noise I can hear music but not identified.

Good luck, keep on.
Cheers

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Hi SWTurk  :).

If you/we are very optimistic, so yes... BUT I don't think so. It's going better when we start on 48 Meter (when our antenna for this frequency are ready), but you are very welcome to give it a try.

best 73 from Ole :)..

Anyway I will check tonight. I hope you will repair your antenna as soon as possible. Good Luck.

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I will check you tonight in Istanbul any chance?

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It seems there's future of shortwave... Sad but real...

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