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Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
Earlier in the day, I scanned from 13 mhz to 20 mhz with my Eton E5 and DE31 antenna. This was between 1900-2000 UTC. I found Chinese orchestra broadcasts on these frequencies, all with the same signal:
13625 khz (SIO 353, strong fading) 13970 khz (SIO 555) 14600 khz (SIO 454) 15510 khz (SIO 343) |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
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weatherall wrote: Earlier in the day, I scanned from 13 mhz to 20 mhz with my Eton E5 and DE31 antenna. This was between 1900-2000 UTC. I found Chinese orchestra broadcasts on these frequencies, all with the same signal: 13625 khz (SIO 353, strong fading) 13970 khz (SIO 555) 14600 khz (SIO 454) 15510 khz (SIO 343) Keep going and you will find the same programming on the other bands. I get their jamming (that's what it is by the way) on multiple frequencies on most bands. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
Telamon wrote: In article , weatherall wrote: Earlier in the day, I scanned from 13 mhz to 20 mhz with my Eton E5 and DE31 antenna. This was between 1900-2000 UTC. I found Chinese orchestra broadcasts on these frequencies, all with the same signal: 13625 khz (SIO 353, strong fading) 13970 khz (SIO 555) 14600 khz (SIO 454) 15510 khz (SIO 343) Keep going and you will find the same programming on the other bands. I get their jamming (that's what it is by the way) on multiple frequencies on most bands. Otherwise known as the "FireDrake". dxAce Michigan USA |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
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Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
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dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , weatherall wrote: Earlier in the day, I scanned from 13 mhz to 20 mhz with my Eton E5 and DE31 antenna. This was between 1900-2000 UTC. I found Chinese orchestra broadcasts on these frequencies, all with the same signal: 13625 khz (SIO 353, strong fading) 13970 khz (SIO 555) 14600 khz (SIO 454) 15510 khz (SIO 343) Keep going and you will find the same programming on the other bands. I get their jamming (that's what it is by the way) on multiple frequencies on most bands. Otherwise known as the "FireDrake". I and many other people heard this chinese opera music many months ago. Apparently the ham operators only started being bothered by it since this past August. Why give them such a dramatic name like Firedrake? Chinese music jammer is more descriptive. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , weatherall wrote: Earlier in the day, I scanned from 13 mhz to 20 mhz with my Eton E5 and DE31 antenna. This was between 1900-2000 UTC. I found Chinese orchestra broadcasts on these frequencies, all with the same signal: 13625 khz (SIO 353, strong fading) 13970 khz (SIO 555) 14600 khz (SIO 454) 15510 khz (SIO 343) Keep going and you will find the same programming on the other bands. I get their jamming (that's what it is by the way) on multiple frequencies on most bands. Otherwise known as the "FireDrake". I and many other people heard this chinese opera music many months ago. The FireDrake type of jamming has been on the bands for a number of years now and has been named 'FireDrake' for about as long. Typically it's Chinese music, heavy on the crash bang percussion. Apparently the ham operators only started being bothered by it since this past August. Well, they do tend to be bothered by it when SoH (and anybody else) starts broadcasting in a ham band and then the Chinese start jamming there as well. Why give them such a dramatic name like Firedrake? Chinese music jammer is more descriptive. I'm not sure exactly who bestowed that name upon them. But in its own way it's merely a shorter descriptive term for that type of jamming. dxAce Michigan USA |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
Sometimes when JT and Dave (on their radio talk show 97.3 FM on
Supertalk Mississippi www.supertalkms.com) are talking about something that pertains to China,they will hit a key on their keyboards and you will hear,,,, I likeeeee Chineseeeeee,,,,,,,,,, Well Sir,,, Well Mam,,,, I sort of kinda know ''sompin'' about Chinese wimmins,if y'all ''know what I mean''? Wham Bam,Thank You Mam.There is a Chinese section of Saigon,it's called Cholon and I did my five days R&R in Hong Kong. IIIIIII likeeeeee Chineseeeeee,,,,,,, cuhulin |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
I used to get er hem regular every day ''Chinese'' in my webtv inbox.I
need to see if I can sing up for ''them'' again. Maybe after The Enemy Below movie is over on DiRECTUMTV. cuhulin |
Chinese orchestra broadcasts on 15 Sep 2006
As far as the sex (whatever that is?) thingy with them Vietnamese and
Chinese gals,it wasen't like I was crazy about it.M II will be along soon to say I raped that Vietnamese woman in Vinh Long.No such thing! She gave ''it'' to me for free. cuhulin |
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