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January 29th 05, 06:11 PM
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7395KHz? local pakistan station???
Hlp pls. 1520-1648, Jan 29
Male presenter in vernacular (pakistani dialect) ID at 1558 clearly says Pakistan with sig 45444. id at 1600 too fast to follow but sounds like "Radio Aka ...(several words)... followed by female presenter Several ID's by 1632 and still words too fast, Radio Aka....or Ara .... Signal fades into bkgnd by 1648. Really confused by one ID in vernacular near end out pops the words". "P.O. Box 5077". They have post office boxes in Pakistan? ILG, WOR, CunbreDx, hard-core dx, etc., no clue at this freq. I gotta set up my laptop to record. thnx...jimg |
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January 29th 05, 07:04 PM
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January 29th 05, 08:08 PM
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Sorry Ace, i'm in wetern, oregon, usa...and thnx
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 14:13:30 -0500, dxAce wrote: dxAce wrote: wrote: Hlp pls. 1520-1648, Jan 29 Male presenter in vernacular (pakistani dialect) ID at 1558 clearly says Pakistan with sig 45444. id at 1600 too fast to follow but sounds like "Radio Aka ...(several words)... followed by female presenter Several ID's by 1632 and still words too fast, Radio Aka....or Ara .... Signal fades into bkgnd by 1648. Really confused by one ID in vernacular near end out pops the words". "P.O. Box 5077". They have post office boxes in Pakistan? ILG, WOR, CunbreDx, hard-core dx, etc., no clue at this freq. I gotta set up my laptop to record. Sounds to me like you were hearing FEBA Radio directed to Afghanistan, in various languages. They might most likely be mentioning Pakistan during the broadcast or during the news. I'm not sure about the P.O. Box 5077 though. It would help also if you gave a geographical region you are listening from. I also find a listing for IBRA Radio around that time, same frequency, also directed to Afghanistan out of Russia. So chances are it is either FEBA or IBRA. There may be some confusion as to who is actually scheduled there. dxAce Michigan USA jimg Oregon USA |
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January 29th 05, 08:25 PM
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jimg wrote:
chkd FEBA and couldn't find 7395, but did find your listing for FEBA: 1530-1600 smtwtfs PASHTO 7395 41 ARM 1600-1630 smtwtfs DARI 7395 41 ARM 1630-1645 smtwtfs HAZARAGI 7395 41 ARM 1645-1700 smtwtfs UZBEK 7395 41 ARM but ace, it sure didn;t sound like any religoius brdcst...but u must be right dxAce wrote: wrote: Hlp pls. 1520-1648, Jan 29 Male presenter in vernacular (pakistani dialect) ID at 1558 clearly says Pakistan with sig 45444. id at 1600 too fast to follow but sounds like "Radio Aka ...(several words)... followed by female presenter Several ID's by 1632 and still words too fast, Radio Aka....or Ara .... Signal fades into bkgnd by 1648. Really confused by one ID in vernacular near end out pops the words". "P.O. Box 5077". They have post office boxes in Pakistan? ILG, WOR, CunbreDx, hard-core dx, etc., no clue at this freq. I gotta set up my laptop to record. Sounds to me like you were hearing FEBA Radio directed to Afghanistan, in various languages. They might most likely be mentioning Pakistan during the broadcast or during the news. I'm not sure about the P.O. Box 5077 though. It would help also if you gave a geographical region you are listening from. I also find a listing for IBRA Radio around that time, same frequency, also directed to Afghanistan out of Russia. So chances are it is either FEBA or IBRA. There may be some confusion as to who is actually scheduled there. dxAce Michigan USA jimg Oregon USA |
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January 29th 05, 08:36 PM
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jimg wrote: jimg wrote: chkd FEBA and couldn't find 7395, but did find your listing for FEBA: 1530-1600 smtwtfs PASHTO 7395 41 ARM 1600-1630 smtwtfs DARI 7395 41 ARM 1630-1645 smtwtfs HAZARAGI 7395 41 ARM 1645-1700 smtwtfs UZBEK 7395 41 ARM but ace, it sure didn;t sound like any religoius brdcst...but u must be right I did see it listed too as IBRA, but that may have been in error. If I recall, FEBA is more of a 'soft sell' regarding matters religious. If you heard an interval signal, you might want to check on this page: http://www.intervalsignals.net/ Not sure exactly which country FEBA might be listed under, so you might have to poke around a bit. dxAce Michigan USA dxAce wrote: wrote: Hlp pls. 1520-1648, Jan 29 Male presenter in vernacular (pakistani dialect) ID at 1558 clearly says Pakistan with sig 45444. id at 1600 too fast to follow but sounds like "Radio Aka ...(several words)... followed by female presenter Several ID's by 1632 and still words too fast, Radio Aka....or Ara .... Signal fades into bkgnd by 1648. Really confused by one ID in vernacular near end out pops the words". "P.O. Box 5077". They have post office boxes in Pakistan? ILG, WOR, CunbreDx, hard-core dx, etc., no clue at this freq. I gotta set up my laptop to record. Sounds to me like you were hearing FEBA Radio directed to Afghanistan, in various languages. They might most likely be mentioning Pakistan during the broadcast or during the news. I'm not sure about the P.O. Box 5077 though. It would help also if you gave a geographical region you are listening from. I also find a listing for IBRA Radio around that time, same frequency, also directed to Afghanistan out of Russia. So chances are it is either FEBA or IBRA. There may be some confusion as to who is actually scheduled there. dxAce Michigan USA jimg Oregon USA |
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