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Radio Mocambique
Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7
News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." |
Rick wrote: Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7 News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." There currently is no shortwave broadcasting from Mozambique, the shortwave transmitters were decommissioned in 2001. At any rate, it would be kind of difficult for 3280 to propagate to N. America at that time from Mozambique... China and Ecuador also use the frequency. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
The language was Portugese and my current database didn't show it as being
inactive. Showed current. I didn't see any other listing for that frequency either. Not in any of the databases. Didn't get a definate ID though, signal was very weak. However I will go listen to it again I did record it. Maybe I can get more the second time around. -- 73's Rick "N8KDV" wrote in message ... Rick wrote: Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7 News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." There currently is no shortwave broadcasting from Mozambique, the shortwave transmitters were decommissioned in 2001. At any rate, it would be kind of difficult for 3280 to propagate to N. America at that time from Mozambique... China and Ecuador also use the frequency. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
N8KDV wrote: Rick wrote: Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7 News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." There currently is no shortwave broadcasting from Mozambique, the shortwave transmitters were decommissioned in 2001. At any rate, it would be kind of difficult for 3280 to propagate to N. America at that time from Mozambique... China and Ecuador also use the frequency. Also used by Radio Veritas out of South Africa, but not during that time frame. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
That's so odd, none of the databases I use show anything but that Radio
Mocambique on that frequency. They've all been updated as well. What is your source? I have one more question, it's about one of your receivers. What do you think of the R7 Do you like it as well as the R8 or R8B? -- 73's Rick "N8KDV" wrote in message ... N8KDV wrote: Rick wrote: Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7 News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." There currently is no shortwave broadcasting from Mozambique, the shortwave transmitters were decommissioned in 2001. At any rate, it would be kind of difficult for 3280 to propagate to N. America at that time from Mozambique... China and Ecuador also use the frequency. Also used by Radio Veritas out of South Africa, but not during that time frame. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
Rick wrote: That's so odd, none of the databases I use show anything but that Radio Mocambique on that frequency. They've all been updated as well. If so, they are terribly out of date. What is your source? Multiple sources. I have one more question, it's about one of your receivers. What do you think of the R7 Do you like it as well as the R8 or R8B? I like the R7 when in a real tough dx'ing situation. I like the true pass-band tuning, and the IF notch. The audio at times leaves a bit to be desired. But in a crunch, it's the receiver of choice. I have the 8, 6, 4, 3 and 2.3 kHz filters installed. -- 73's Rick "N8KDV" wrote in message ... N8KDV wrote: Rick wrote: Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7 News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." There currently is no shortwave broadcasting from Mozambique, the shortwave transmitters were decommissioned in 2001. At any rate, it would be kind of difficult for 3280 to propagate to N. America at that time from Mozambique... China and Ecuador also use the frequency. Also used by Radio Veritas out of South Africa, but not during that time frame. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
Rick wrote: That's so odd, none of the databases I use show anything but that Radio Mocambique on that frequency. They've all been updated as well. At any rate, as I stated before, it would be rather odd for 3280 to propagate from Mozambique at that hour, the whole of Africa is in daylight, and the terminator is over the mid-Atlantic at that time. What is your source? I have one more question, it's about one of your receivers. What do you think of the R7 Do you like it as well as the R8 or R8B? -- 73's Rick "N8KDV" wrote in message ... N8KDV wrote: Rick wrote: Radio Mocambique 3.280 Signal strength fair. S5 to 7 News and Music in Portugese 0937 UCT Propagation Stinks here in the Northeast. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." There currently is no shortwave broadcasting from Mozambique, the shortwave transmitters were decommissioned in 2001. At any rate, it would be kind of difficult for 3280 to propagate to N. America at that time from Mozambique... China and Ecuador also use the frequency. Also used by Radio Veritas out of South Africa, but not during that time frame. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm |
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