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![]() Mark Zenier wrote: In article . com, wrote: Heard signals from far away places? A signal report for some Insomnia radio. I've been picking up the BBC on 5020 kHz early in the morning here (Seattle). 5 AM/12:00 UTC. But it wasn't showing up in any BBC frequency lists for the Pacific or Africa. Then last night/early this morning, I tuned in and found that it was the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corp. They must switch over and relay the Beeb after it gets too late in the evening there. Listenable if you go for the lower sideband as the Cuban (R. Rebelde?) next door (5025 kHz) is about the same strength. (S2 with thunderstorms). I think they've been relaying BBC during their overnight time for a good number of years. You might also try zero beating the freq., as generally reported they are on 5019.9 or so. dxAce Michigan USA |
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