dxAce wrote:

....Most interesting and exciting catch to me was however
Bangkok Meteorological Radio. It was heard 6th December
on 6765 kHz USB at 1535 UTC. Interval signal caught my
attention. They announced transmission times 0-2, 3-5,
6-8, 9-11, 12-14, 15-17, 18-20 and 21-23 GMT. On the
announced frequency 8783.0 there was only a sound
of telephone ringing and nobody cared to pick up. ;-)
(Check it out yourselves.)

73's Jari Lehtinen
Lahti, Finland
(Via Hard-Core-DX Digest)
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Starting to fade here now at 1315 on 6765.1.



dxAce
Michigan
USA

Nice - So, do they give any meteorological info?
Pretty good for 1 kW. You gonna try a QSL?

BJ

Bruce Jensen wrote:

Nice - So, do they give any meteorological info?
Pretty good for 1 kW. You gonna try a QSL?

Yes, that is what it is, weather information. At one point the woman announcer
was mentioning thunderstorms.

The report is sitting in my mailbox, even as I type!

dxAce
Michigan
USA