The ABC domestic shortwave service can be heard from about 1000-UTC to
local sunrise (USA-east) on 2310 and 2325. Signal strength is weak but
readable. It may require a low RF noise environment to hear them. These
frequencies are from Alice Springs and Tenant Creek (Australia)
respectively. They are the first two entries in the 2007 'Passport' Blue
Pages. The programing is not the same as the overseas service of Radio
Australia.

HFguy wrote:
The ABC domestic shortwave service can be heard from about 1000-UTC to
local sunrise (USA-east) on 2310 and 2325. Signal strength is weak but
readable. It may require a low RF noise environment to hear them. These
frequencies are from Alice Springs and Tenant Creek (Australia)
respectively. They are the first two entries in the 2007 'Passport' Blue
Pages. The programing is not the same as the overseas service of Radio
Australia.

I think you are right about low RF noise environment. I can easily
hear the carrier squeal from these two on SSB, but my noise level on
those frequencies is near top rung, and that, as they say, is that.

Bruce Jensen

HFguy wrote:

The ABC domestic shortwave service can be heard from about 1000-UTC to
local sunrise (USA-east) on 2310 and 2325. Signal strength is weak but
readable. It may require a low RF noise environment to hear them. These
frequencies are from Alice Springs and Tenant Creek (Australia)
respectively. They are the first two entries in the 2007 'Passport' Blue
Pages. The programing is not the same as the overseas service of Radio
Australia.

And don't forget 2485 out of Katherine..

dxAce
Michigan
USA