Mystery Shortwave Station at 18:00 UTC 14575 kHz
 

Does anyone know what this is? It sounded like it was playing Arabic
music. The Passport Blue Pages do not even show this frequency so I am
asking this newsgroup for help.

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Does anyone know what this is? It sounded like it was playing Arabic
music. The Passport Blue Pages do not even show this frequency so I am
asking this newsgroup for help.

My first question to ask in cases like this is: What radio are you using?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Grundig S350

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Grundig S350

OK, are you hearing any other shortwave broadcast stations in the 14000 range?
Say in the vicinity of 14575?

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Grundig S350

Look in the manual and check to see what the IF frequencies of the set are if
you would please.

dxAce wrote:

wrote:

Grundig S350

Look in the manual and check to see what the IF frequencies of the set are if
you would please.

My first guess is that the set has a 455 kHz IF frequency and 2 times that would
be 910 kHz. Adding the 910 kHz to 14575 = 15485 and the Voice of Greece relayed
via Delano, California is there with a good signal.

If you can, switch between the two frequencies, 14575 and 15485 and see if you
are hearing the same thing.

I suspect you are receiving an image in the S350.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:

wrote:

Grundig S350

Look in the manual and check to see what the IF frequencies of the set are if
you would please.

Read my other post, and look at this:

http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/3112

It describes the image problem I detailed.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Thanks dxAce.

You solved the mystery. I heard the exact same thing on 15485 kHz.

The Voice of Greece. Greek music not Arabic, a nice listening station
all around ; )

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Thanks dxAce.

You solved the mystery. I heard the exact same thing on 15485 kHz.

The Voice of Greece. Greek music not Arabic, a nice listening station
all around ; )

You're quite welcome. Enjoy listening.

dxAce
Michigan
USA