dxAce wrote:

wrote:

What are the times for 6145.

ZIMBABWE [non]

Excerpt from website of SW Radio Africa:

We're being J A M M E D
We had Plan B but now we?re already on to plan C!
For the full three hours of evening broadcasts (6 - 9pm Zim time [1600-1900
UTC]) we will be on 3230Khz in the 90 metre band.
For the first hour of evening broadcasts (6 - 7pm Zim time [1600-1700 UTC])
we will also be on 6145Khz in the 49 metre band.
And for that first hour we will also be on 11845Khz in the 25 metre band.
Yes we?re broadcasting on 3 frequencies.
Don?t forget medium wave and shortwave broadcasts in the morning.
5 ? 7am Zim time [0300-0500 UTC] Medium wave on 1197Khz
Shortwave on 3230Khz in the 90 metre band

http://www.swradioafrica.com

Bernd Trutenau-LTU
(via hard-core-dx)

Heard here well on 11845 at 1630. Apparently the jamming is coming from some
localized source(s) in Harare itself, according to one reporter in Zimbabwe.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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dxAce wrote:

dxAce wrote:

wrote:

What are the times for 6145.

ZIMBABWE [non]

Excerpt from website of SW Radio Africa:

We're being J A M M E D We had Plan B but now we?re already on to
plan C! For the full three hours of evening broadcasts (6 - 9pm Zim
time [1600-1900 UTC]) we will be on 3230Khz in the 90 metre band.
For the first hour of evening broadcasts (6 - 7pm Zim time
[1600-1700 UTC]) we will also be on 6145Khz in the 49 metre band.
And for that first hour we will also be on 11845Khz in the 25 metre
band. Yes we?re broadcasting on 3 frequencies. Don?t forget medium
wave and shortwave broadcasts in the morning. 5 ? 7am Zim time
[0300-0500 UTC] Medium wave on 1197Khz Shortwave on 3230Khz in the
90 metre band

http://www.swradioafrica.com

Bernd Trutenau-LTU (via hard-core-dx)

Heard here well on 11845 at 1630. Apparently the jamming is coming
from some localized source(s) in Harare itself, according to one
reporter in Zimbabwe.

Jamming the airwaves seems to be picking up as a way to "handel" SW
broadcasts. It is even screwing up some of my listening on adjacent
channels. Scanning the bands there just seems to be more of it around
lately or it is just my perception of it.

Most of the jamming I hear is either the music jammer blocking
broadcasts to Asia or bubble jamming of spanish / english broadcasts to
the Americas.

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Telamon
Ventura, California