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Author Topic: 153 kHz Chaîne 1 | Radio Algerie , Longwave Transatlantic DX received in Brazil  (Read 2462 times)

Offline Daniel Wyllyans

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153 kHz Chaîne 1 | Radio Algerie , Longwave Transatlantic DX received in Brazil
« on: January 24, 2016, 1132 UTC »
153 kHz Chaîne 1 | Radio Algerie , Longwave Transatlantic DX received in Brazil OM CX in Arabic Language SINPO 35333 Day 20 January 2016 in 01:11 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIHu6xn1UfQ&feature=youtu.be

RX :  Tecsun S-2000  Antenna: Long wire 700 Meters

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Re: 153 kHz Chaîne 1 | Radio Algerie , Longwave Transatlantic DX received in Brazil
« Reply #1 on: March 17, 2016, 2023 UTC »
Very good catch that one, been looking for it over here in Australia for some time but no luck, been getting Time Signals on 40.0KHz, 60.0KHz and 68.5KHz though, thunderstorm noise makes things hard this way... ::)
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