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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 03:56 pm, Telamon
posted to rec.radio.shortwave: %MM In article , dxAce wrote: uncle arnie wrote: On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 09:35 pm, Telamon posted to rec.radio.shortwave: %MM I have noticed that the world service has been missing on 11835 lately and tonight they are missing on 5975. I have resorted to listening to them on 6195 for tonight. They either are having transmitter trouble or they have changed their schedule. BBC was also not on 12095. I also had trouble with the usually reliable 6020 for Australia this morning. I thought it was propagation. They are currently up on 12095 at 1645. 12095 is usually not good here. I looked around on the BBC site and it looks like 11835 is a summer frequency. I think they went to from 11835 to 9525 for the winter. 5975 always booms in here so I have no idea why it was missing Thursday night. When I did not find them on 5975 I scanned the 49 meter band and I recall finding them on 6195 for some reason. That night I also listened to them on 9525 and 6135. Telamon 12095 returned as noted by another listener. I listen on SSB b/c of an annoying teletype signal. I don't know what that is. I've had BBC on 6195, but I get various bits of interfering signals on 6135 and 9525. I haven't really tried to ID them, but it's something non-English. I'm a long way north of you maybe 2500 miles and 1000 west. |
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