"Christopher S. Dunne" wrote:

Hi....

I just want to inform you of my new e-mail address....



Please DO NOT give this address out without my permission...I'm trying
to reduce SPAM.

I'm not sure how the spam-bots operate, but I'm guessing you just gave
your email address out to everyone of them in the world.



BTW, I plan to go to the USVI in July for some DXing & stuff....

sincerely
cd

Caribbean Listener wrote:
They were alot easier to hear when they use to transmit on 9022 for
many years. I use to love their "casbah" tune internal signal.


Marty
San Juan, Puerto Rico

"Christopher S. Dunne" wrote:

Hi....

I just want to inform you of my new e-mail address....



Please DO NOT give this address out without my permission...I'm trying
to reduce SPAM.

+ you already have your email in your header, the spam bots have already
got ya!



BTW, I plan to go to the USVI in July for some DXing & stuff....

sincerely
cd

Caribbean Listener wrote:
They were alot easier to hear when they use to transmit on 9022 for
many years. I use to love their "casbah" tune internal signal.


Marty
San Juan, Puerto Rico

N8KDV wrote:



Maximus wrote:

11.605 17:50 utc Kol Israel, Tel Aviv in hebrew (presumed- it sound a lot
like farsi to me) a woman reading what sounded
like news. Suddenly cut off. I then checked 11.585 and there was an english
broadcast of news read by a man, but the signal was not as strong or
readable.

This may be of interest from the latest DXLD 4-020:

** ISRAEL. The 1800 broadcast is monitored on 9435 11585. They are
sometimes on 11605 instead of 11585. I have heard them on 11605 for a
full fifteen minutes, once they were on 11605 at 1800 but made a rapid
switch to 11585 a few minutes later. The 2000-2025 broadcast is only
monitored on 6280 here, at times the news content lasts for 15 minutes
and they fill with music until 2025 sign off in English (Edwin
Southwell, Basingstoke, UK, Feb World DX Club Contact via Mike
Barraclough, DXLD)

The 2000 broadcast is supposed to be a news broadcast separate from the
other 15 minute English news relays from domestic Israel Radio-look in
Passport. Could they be using a domestic relay for the 2000 bcst as well
instead of "Israel Magazine"?




I heard a broadcast from India in english as well, but as they got to the
point of a voice clip discussing an "islamic bomb" the broadcast was cut off
abruptly. Unfortunately I did not write down the frequency, but it seems
ominous to me that it got cut off at just that point , givne the state of
affairs between Pakistan and India at this moment.

N8KDV wrote:



"Christopher S. Dunne" wrote:

Hi....

I just want to inform you of my new e-mail address....



Please DO NOT give this address out without my permission...I'm trying
to reduce SPAM.

+ you already have your email in your header, the spam bots have already
got ya!

NEVER give out anything resembling your real name or email address on
usenet.




BTW, I plan to go to the USVI in July for some DXing & stuff....

sincerely
cd

Caribbean Listener wrote:
They were alot easier to hear when they use to transmit on 9022 for
many years. I use to love their "casbah" tune internal signal.


Marty
San Juan, Puerto Rico

tommyknocker wrote:

N8KDV wrote:



Maximus wrote:

11.605 17:50 utc Kol Israel, Tel Aviv in hebrew (presumed- it sound a lot
like farsi to me) a woman reading what sounded
like news. Suddenly cut off. I then checked 11.585 and there was an english
broadcast of news read by a man, but the signal was not as strong or
readable.

This may be of interest from the latest DXLD 4-020:

** ISRAEL. The 1800 broadcast is monitored on 9435 11585. They are
sometimes on 11605 instead of 11585. I have heard them on 11605 for a
full fifteen minutes, once they were on 11605 at 1800 but made a rapid
switch to 11585 a few minutes later. The 2000-2025 broadcast is only
monitored on 6280 here, at times the news content lasts for 15 minutes
and they fill with music until 2025 sign off in English (Edwin
Southwell, Basingstoke, UK, Feb World DX Club Contact via Mike
Barraclough, DXLD)

The 2000 broadcast is supposed to be a news broadcast separate from the
other 15 minute English news relays from domestic Israel Radio-look in
Passport. Could they be using a domestic relay for the 2000 bcst as well
instead of "Israel Magazine"?

Could you rephrase your question.






I heard a broadcast from India in english as well, but as they got to the
point of a voice clip discussing an "islamic bomb" the broadcast was cut off
abruptly. Unfortunately I did not write down the frequency, but it seems
ominous to me that it got cut off at just that point , givne the state of
affairs between Pakistan and India at this moment.

tommyknocker wrote:

N8KDV wrote:



Maximus wrote:

11.605 17:50 utc Kol Israel, Tel Aviv in hebrew (presumed- it sound a lot
like farsi to me) a woman reading what sounded
like news. Suddenly cut off. I then checked 11.585 and there was an english
broadcast of news read by a man, but the signal was not as strong or
readable.

This may be of interest from the latest DXLD 4-020:

** ISRAEL. The 1800 broadcast is monitored on 9435 11585. They are
sometimes on 11605 instead of 11585. I have heard them on 11605 for a
full fifteen minutes, once they were on 11605 at 1800 but made a rapid
switch to 11585 a few minutes later. The 2000-2025 broadcast is only
monitored on 6280 here, at times the news content lasts for 15 minutes
and they fill with music until 2025 sign off in English (Edwin
Southwell, Basingstoke, UK, Feb World DX Club Contact via Mike
Barraclough, DXLD)

The 2000 broadcast is supposed to be a news broadcast separate from the
other 15 minute English news relays from domestic Israel Radio-look in
Passport. Could they be using a domestic relay for the 2000 bcst as well
instead of "Israel Magazine"?

I think I've figured out what you're asking! Generally the English broadcasts other
than the 2000 one are relays of Reshet Alef (First Network). The 2000 broadcast is
Reshet Hei, which used to be known as the third network and is known today at least
in Kol Israel terms as the fifth network. Reshet Hei is the overseas channel.

Hopefully that's what you were looking for.






I heard a broadcast from India in english as well, but as they got to the
point of a voice clip discussing an "islamic bomb" the broadcast was cut off
abruptly. Unfortunately I did not write down the frequency, but it seems
ominous to me that it got cut off at just that point , givne the state of
affairs between Pakistan and India at this moment.

N8KDV wrote:



tommyknocker wrote:

N8KDV wrote:



Maximus wrote:

11.605 17:50 utc Kol Israel, Tel Aviv in hebrew (presumed- it sound a lot
like farsi to me) a woman reading what sounded
like news. Suddenly cut off. I then checked 11.585 and there was an english
broadcast of news read by a man, but the signal was not as strong or
readable.

This may be of interest from the latest DXLD 4-020:

** ISRAEL. The 1800 broadcast is monitored on 9435 11585. They are
sometimes on 11605 instead of 11585. I have heard them on 11605 for a
full fifteen minutes, once they were on 11605 at 1800 but made a rapid
switch to 11585 a few minutes later. The 2000-2025 broadcast is only
monitored on 6280 here, at times the news content lasts for 15 minutes
and they fill with music until 2025 sign off in English (Edwin
Southwell, Basingstoke, UK, Feb World DX Club Contact via Mike
Barraclough, DXLD)

The 2000 broadcast is supposed to be a news broadcast separate from the
other 15 minute English news relays from domestic Israel Radio-look in
Passport. Could they be using a domestic relay for the 2000 bcst as well
instead of "Israel Magazine"?

I think I've figured out what you're asking! Generally the English broadcasts other
than the 2000 one are relays of Reshet Alef (First Network). The 2000 broadcast is
Reshet Hei, which used to be known as the third network and is known today at least
in Kol Israel terms as the fifth network. Reshet Hei is the overseas channel.

Hopefully that's what you were looking for.

Yeah, that's what I wanted. I thought that there was another "network"
besides those two that broadcast on SW.







I heard a broadcast from India in english as well, but as they got to the
point of a voice clip discussing an "islamic bomb" the broadcast was cut off
abruptly. Unfortunately I did not write down the frequency, but it seems
ominous to me that it got cut off at just that point , givne the state of
affairs between Pakistan and India at this moment.