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Radio Australia 7240/9590
« on: August 01, 2010, 1435 UTC »
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Radio Australia, 9590 audible but fadey; same programming on 7240 but can copy only by comparing with 9590.
1420z: Hearing Radio Australia on 7240.  Not sure how noteworthy this is, but if current sked info is correct I wouldn't normally be in the path for this transmission.  Chatter between OM and YL anncrs
1430z: Blues w/ slide guitar

Very tough copy, 9580 usually much stronger here in morning but off between 1400-1700.
« Last Edit: August 01, 2010, 1502 UTC by Lex »
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Re: Radio Australia 7240/9590
« Reply #1 on: August 02, 2010, 0215 UTC »
Yup! RA is usually best at my QTH on 9580 as well.

(though 6020 does better for signal, but for some reason the audio is much, much poorer)

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Re: Radio Australia 7240/9590
« Reply #2 on: August 03, 2010, 0456 UTC »
RA on 9580 is usually pretty good here in Texas and often booms in at S9+ after dawn, even on an indoor antenna.  9590 is generally audible but much weaker.  I think this was my first catch of Australia on 7240 at that time, but I don't often check 40m for broadcasts.  I've heard 'em before in the 49m band but I hardly listen to 49m at all anymore - too much local RFI obliterating that particular band segment, roughly 6000-6300.
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Al: Palstar R30C & various antennae
Snoopy: Sony ICF-2010
Roger: Magnavox D2935
(Off-air recordings.)

 

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