I don't think I've ever heard this station here before S. Radio
Zambia-ZNBC, Lusaka. The language sounded like french to me, but Passport
lists english. I should have used my earphones. It was a music broadcast. I
didn't listen too long because I needed to print out a new log page on my
computer and I don't get reception when the computer is on s.

4.910 03:07 utc fair signal strength but somewhat indistinct, then again my
hearing is pretty bad.

Maximus wrote:

I don't think I've ever heard this station here before S. Radio
Zambia-ZNBC, Lusaka. The language sounded like french to me, but Passport
lists english. I should have used my earphones. It was a music broadcast. I
didn't listen too long because I needed to print out a new log page on my
computer and I don't get reception when the computer is on s.

4.910 03:07 utc fair signal strength but somewhat indistinct, then again my
hearing is pretty bad.


Radio Zambia is the most likely ID, yes - FWIW. My source lists the
language as "vernacular", which might sound like an African/French mix.

Tony


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Thanks Tony. Maybe reception is improving eh ?

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Maximus wrote:

I don't think I've ever heard this station here before S. Radio
Zambia-ZNBC, Lusaka. The language sounded like french to me, but
Passport
lists english. I should have used my earphones. It was a music
broadcast. I
didn't listen too long because I needed to print out a new log page on
my
computer and I don't get reception when the computer is on s.

4.910 03:07 utc fair signal strength but somewhat indistinct, then again
my
hearing is pretty bad.


Radio Zambia is the most likely ID, yes - FWIW. My source lists the
language as "vernacular", which might sound like an African/French mix.

Tony


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Maximus wrote:

I don't think I've ever heard this station here before S. Radio
Zambia-ZNBC, Lusaka. The language sounded like french to me, but Passport
lists english. I should have used my earphones. It was a music broadcast. I
didn't listen too long because I needed to print out a new log page on my
computer and I don't get reception when the computer is on s.

4.910 03:07 utc fair signal strength but somewhat indistinct, then again my
hearing is pretty bad.

Not sure if they still use it, but you might want to tune in earlier to hear
their 'cry of the fish eagle' interval signal. I haven't heard it myself for a
number of years, but I'll give it a listen in the next few days.

You can give it check he

http://www.intervalsignals.net/

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B