0200utc 2/15/2009
Grundig G5 using whip antenna
Leesville, SC

2500 - WWV Time Signal
3145 - USA WWRB Overcomer with Ralph Stair
3185 - USA WWRB
3215 - USA WWCR #1
3330 - CHU Time Signal
5000 - WWV Time Signal
5050 - USA WWRB
5070 - USA WWCR #3
5935 - USA WWCR #2 - Melissa Scott
5950 - TAIWAN Radio Taiwan via WYFR in Florida
5985 - USA WYFR - Family Radio
6000 - CUBA Radio Habana
6010 - SWEDEN Radio Sweden (on at 0230 UTC)
6070 - CANADA CFRX commercial radio station
6090 - ANGUILLA - WLD University Network, Scott preaching
6140 - CUBA Radio Habana
6175 - VIETNAM - Voice of Vietnam via Canada (on at 230 UTC)
6240 - RUSSIA voice of Russia via Moldova
7160 - IRAN - ended at 0230UTC
7250 - RUSSIA Voice of Russia via Armenia
7345 - CZECH REPUBLIC - Radio Prague (ended at 0230 UTC)
7415 - USA WBCQ
7455 - USA WYFR Family Radio
7505 - USA WRNO
7535 - EGYPT Radio Cairo
7811 - USA AFRTS - upper sideband
7850 - CHU Time Signal

6925 - WMR We Monkey Radio in AM we keep song short so monkey's don't
lose interest (ID at 0255 utc)
5550 - Airline traffic on USB
5520 - Airline traffic on USB
3455 - Airline traffic on USB
6628 - Airline traffic on USB



Interesting you don't mention Rebelde/5025?

On Feb 15, 2:06*pm, Nobody wrote:


Interesting you don't mention Rebelde/5025?

It's only because it's spanish and I don't understand spanish. But
they do play some good music and are always booming in here when I
check it at during the night. Nothing against the station or it's
language though. If I did know Spanish, there would be a lot more
stuff I could listen to on shortwave.

On Feb 15, 2:06*pm, Nobody wrote:


Interesting you don't mention Rebelde/5025?

It's only because it's spanish and I don't understand spanish. But
they do play some good music and are always booming in here when I
check it at during the night. Nothing against the station or it's
language though. If I did know Spanish, there would be a lot more
stuff I could listen to on shortwave.


Ooooohh, so it's a listing of broadcasts in English only.

Well, you list it as a "DX log" -- like, long distance... presumed
everything?

Usually I say, English only unless noted otherwise. I forgot to add
that disclaimer this time. So you caught me. Seems to be a sport here
on usenet to "catch someone"

With all the foreign languages, it would be impossible to identify
every broadcast signal I receive. I can't tell Portuguese from Spanish
or Korean from Chinese from Japanese. I could use a cheat sheet to
"identify" but if I can't understand what they saying, how do I really
know it's them???

I'll try harder to add the disclaimer of English only unless noted
otherwise.

On Feb 16, 5:19*pm, Nobody wrote:
On Feb 15, 2:06*pm, Nobody wrote:

Interesting you don't mention Rebelde/5025?

It's only because it's spanish and I don't understand spanish. But
they do play some good music and are always booming in here when I
check it at during the night. Nothing against the station or it's
language though. *If I did know Spanish, there would be a lot more
stuff I could listen to on shortwave.

- Ooooohh, so it's a listing of broadcasts in English only.
-
- Well, you list it as a "DX log" -- like,
- long distance... presumed everything?

All 'this' coming from a . . .
so-called "No Body" HAhaha ~ RHF

On Feb 16, 6:47*pm, SC Dxing wrote:
Usually I say, English only unless noted otherwise. I forgot to add
that disclaimer this time. So you caught me. Seems to be a sport here
on usenet to "catch someone"

With all the foreign languages, it would be impossible to identify
every broadcast signal I receive. I can't tell Portuguese from Spanish
or Korean from Chinese from Japanese. I could use a cheat sheet to
"identify" but if I can't understand what they saying, how do I really
know it's them???

I'll try harder to add the disclaimer of English only unless noted
otherwise.


Usually if you Listen to the Words for certain
"Key Words" that 'distinguish' one Language
from the other; you can tell Portuguese from
Spanish and Korean from Chinese from Japanese.

plus if all these different foreign language
broadcasters are transmitting some part
in English or IDing in English it does
help-out ;;-} ~ RHF

On Feb 18, 2:19*am, RHF wrote:

Usually if you Listen to the Words for certain
"Key Words" that 'distinguish' *one Language
from the other; you can tell Portuguese from
Spanish and Korean from Chinese from Japanese.

plus if all these different foreign language
broadcasters are transmitting some part
in English or IDing in English it does
help-out ;;-} ~ RHF
*.

Thanks for the hints, I'll have to focus more on the foreign language
stuff. I did catch Trans World Radio a few nights ago at 0328UTC on
7215 repeating in English "This is Trans World radio" before switching
to some language I have never heard of in my life at 0330UTC (Amharic
according to cheat sheet)