John - a longwave DXer associate of mine said they were all in eastern
Russia because that is the only propagation path that is still
completely in darkness at 1300 UTC. I would highly doubt that I could
hear the ones you mentioned when it is daytime there due to typical LW
propagation. I could be wrong, however.

Frank


John Plimmer wrote:
Get yourself a copy of WRTH and then you will know what these stations are.
Likely candidates a
153 Bechar, algeria 1000 kw
180 Pelati, turkey 1000 kw
189 gufuskela, Iceland 300 kw

Have fun, good luck and keep DXing

--
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wrote in message
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LW stations on 153, 180, and 189 kHz were quite strong at 1300 UTC this
morning, particularly the station on 153 kHz (S-8). Does anyone have
any idea where they are. Language sounded Russian or Eastern Euro.

Frank
Tucson