Finally, something to report on 8749 from he

HONG KONG 8749 USB, *1033-1038*, Hong Kong Royal Observatory, April 10
weather broadcast for China Sea Race 2004. Quite tough copy, but still
caught snippets and phrases here and there by woman announcer, such as
"heavy seas", "area A", and "area B". This was the first night I've caught
any audio at all on 8749. (Atkins-WA)



Guy Atkins
Puyallup, WA USA
modified RA6790GM & R-75 receivers
Kiwa MAP / ERGO / DSP-59+
700 ft. E-W Beverage

4nradio wrote:

Finally, something to report on 8749 from he

HONG KONG 8749 USB, *1033-1038*, Hong Kong Royal Observatory, April 10
weather broadcast for China Sea Race 2004. Quite tough copy, but still
caught snippets and phrases here and there by woman announcer, such as
"heavy seas", "area A", and "area B". This was the first night I've caught
any audio at all on 8749. (Atkins-WA)

Heard them here this morning also. Yesterday the signal was much better.

Used the 70' wire here running N-S.

Steve
Holland, MI
Drake R7, R8 and R8B

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