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Old April 9th 04, 11:38 AM
N8KDV
 
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N8KDV wrote:

An additional f/up note from Glenn Hauser confirms what I had been thinking
about this operation. That is, it is not what one might consider to be a SW
broadcast but rather a utility station:

8749 is a regular HK utility frequency, listed in Klingenfuss 2002 as
VRX, in SSB; perhaps they have a Chinese call now. So this would not
be the only opportunity to hear it, and is not really an RTVHK
broadcast, like the previous transmitter on 3940 may have been.
Interesting operation, nonetheless (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)


And heard here this morning starting at just after 1033 on 8749, wx report
given by a woman.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

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