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December 20th 04, 03:55 AM
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41m greyline band scan
These days the greyline at sunset from my QTH runs right through Beijing, China
really boosting signals from that part of the world. Scanning the 41 meter band tonight at sunset (2300z) yielded the following Chinese stations: 7385khz CRI Beijing 150kw S9+30db 7345khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7335khz CRI Xian 100kw S9+10db 7325khz CRI Xian 150kw S9+20db 7290khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7275khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9 7270khz CRI Huhhot 100kw S9+20db 7220khz CRI Kunming 100kw S9+20db 7170khz CRI Lhasa 100kw S9+10db 7150khz CRI Xian 100kw S9 7130khz CRI Xian 150kw S9 (QRM VOA Tailand?) Power and possible idents from http://hfradio.org/swbc/. Conditions were good but I've heard 7335 much louder in the past. 49 meters yielded: 6150khz CRI? Chinese language 6125khz CRI shijiazhuang S9+10 6065khz CRI Beijing S9 Found no stations of asian sound on 60m or lower. Fun listening! John Wilke K9RZZ Milwaukee, WI Yaesu FT767gx + 40m quad loop |
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December 20th 04, 04:32 AM
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J999w wrote: These days the greyline at sunset from my QTH runs right through Beijing, China really boosting signals from that part of the world. Scanning the 41 meter band tonight at sunset (2300z) yielded the following Chinese stations: 7385khz CRI Beijing 150kw S9+30db 7345khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7335khz CRI Xian 100kw S9+10db 7325khz CRI Xian 150kw S9+20db 7290khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7275khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9 7270khz CRI Huhhot 100kw S9+20db 7220khz CRI Kunming 100kw S9+20db 7170khz CRI Lhasa 100kw S9+10db 7150khz CRI Xian 100kw S9 7130khz CRI Xian 150kw S9 (QRM VOA Tailand?) Power and possible idents from http://hfradio.org/swbc/. Conditions were good but I've heard 7335 much louder in the past. 49 meters yielded: 6150khz CRI? Chinese language 6125khz CRI shijiazhuang S9+10 6065khz CRI Beijing S9 Found no stations of asian sound on 60m or lower. Fun listening! Without looking all of them up, I'd be willing to bet that most are actually not CRI, but rather CNR, China National Radio outlets of one form or another. dxAce Michigan USA |
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#3
December 20th 04, 04:46 AM
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dxAce wrote:
J999w wrote: These days the greyline at sunset from my QTH runs right through Beijing, China really boosting signals from that part of the world. Scanning the 41 meter band tonight at sunset (2300z) yielded the following Chinese stations: 7385khz CRI Beijing 150kw S9+30db 7345khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7335khz CRI Xian 100kw S9+10db 7325khz CRI Xian 150kw S9+20db 7290khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7275khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9 7270khz CRI Huhhot 100kw S9+20db 7220khz CRI Kunming 100kw S9+20db 7170khz CRI Lhasa 100kw S9+10db 7150khz CRI Xian 100kw S9 7130khz CRI Xian 150kw S9 (QRM VOA Tailand?) Power and possible idents from http://hfradio.org/swbc/. Conditions were good but I've heard 7335 much louder in the past. 49 meters yielded: 6150khz CRI? Chinese language 6125khz CRI shijiazhuang S9+10 6065khz CRI Beijing S9 Found no stations of asian sound on 60m or lower. Fun listening! Without looking all of them up, I'd be willing to bet that most are actually not CRI, but rather CNR, China National Radio outlets of one form or another. dxAce Michigan USA CRI is China's foreign service. I believe the domestic service is called Central People's Broadcasting Station(s). -----------== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----= Over 100,000 Newsgroups - Unlimited Fast Downloads - 19 Servers =----- |
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December 20th 04, 03:33 PM
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running dogg wrote: dxAce wrote: J999w wrote: These days the greyline at sunset from my QTH runs right through Beijing, China really boosting signals from that part of the world. Scanning the 41 meter band tonight at sunset (2300z) yielded the following Chinese stations: 7385khz CRI Beijing 150kw S9+30db 7345khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7335khz CRI Xian 100kw S9+10db 7325khz CRI Xian 150kw S9+20db 7290khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7275khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9 7270khz CRI Huhhot 100kw S9+20db 7220khz CRI Kunming 100kw S9+20db 7170khz CRI Lhasa 100kw S9+10db 7150khz CRI Xian 100kw S9 7130khz CRI Xian 150kw S9 (QRM VOA Tailand?) Power and possible idents from http://hfradio.org/swbc/. Conditions were good but I've heard 7335 much louder in the past. 49 meters yielded: 6150khz CRI? Chinese language 6125khz CRI shijiazhuang S9+10 6065khz CRI Beijing S9 Found no stations of asian sound on 60m or lower. Fun listening! Without looking all of them up, I'd be willing to bet that most are actually not CRI, but rather CNR, China National Radio outlets of one form or another. dxAce Michigan USA CRI is China's foreign service. I believe the domestic service is called Central People's Broadcasting Station(s). Officially, it is China National Radio (CNR), and has been designated as such for some time. Having said that, it is my understanding that they still ID as CPBS in Standard Chinese. And yes, CRI is the foreign service. dxAce Michigan USA |
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December 22nd 04, 02:17 AM
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J999w wrote: These days the greyline at sunset from my QTH runs right through Beijing, China really boosting signals from that part of the world. Scanning the 41 meter band tonight at sunset (2300z) yielded the following Chinese stations: 7385khz CRI Beijing 150kw S9+30db 7345khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7335khz CRI Xian 100kw S9+10db 7325khz CRI Xian 150kw S9+20db 7290khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9+20db 7275khz CRI Beijing 100kw S9 7270khz CRI Huhhot 100kw S9+20db 7220khz CRI Kunming 100kw S9+20db 7170khz CRI Lhasa 100kw S9+10db 7150khz CRI Xian 100kw S9 7130khz CRI Xian 150kw S9 (QRM VOA Tailand?) Power and possible idents from http://hfradio.org/swbc/. Conditions were good but I've heard 7335 much louder in the past. 49 meters yielded: 6150khz CRI? Chinese language 6125khz CRI shijiazhuang S9+10 6065khz CRI Beijing S9 Found no stations of asian sound on 60m or lower. Fun listening! John Wilke K9RZZ Milwaukee, WI Yaesu FT767gx + 40m quad loop Could you explain exactly what the greyline is and how to use it? Thanks! |
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#6
December 22nd 04, 05:58 AM
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Could you explain exactly what the greyline is and how to use it? Thanks! Read this: http://www.mindspring.com/~helmsman/ Then download this: http://home.att.net/~geoclock/ Enjoy. jw k9rzz |
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December 22nd 04, 11:37 PM
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