In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.


I heard a program on CRI yesterday with a couple of very American sounding
announcers reading mail from people about their hometowns (in China). They
put in a strong enough signal here to run the LED s-meter on my Kenwood RZ-1
to the top of the scale and keep it there..

I sort of know a guy (sort of because sometimes he post at
www.lucianne.com and www.pipelinenews.org) who retired from the
U.S.Army and he lives in Hattiesburg,Mississippi.He worked at Kagnew
Station in Africa www.kagnewstation.com in decyphering radio
signals.I guess he knows quite a lot about radio jamming and much more.
cuhulin

It might be a North American relay.

Brenda Ann wrote:
"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.


I heard a program on CRI yesterday with a couple of very American sounding
announcers reading mail from people about their hometowns (in China). They
put in a strong enough signal here to run the LED s-meter on my Kenwood RZ-1
to the top of the scale and keep it there..

wrote in message
oups.com...
It might be a North American relay.


Seriously doubt it. We get nothing from N. America here.. least of all
Sackville. We're less than 350 miles from China (just go straight north
through the DPRK), and regularly hear AMBCB from China, and during e-skip
openings have heard FM BCB from Xianghai and points north. (interesting, we
never hear anything from Japan, though, and they're much closer, only about
900 miles from Tokyo, less than 500 from Fukuoka)

I used to pick up Armed Forces Radio on my shirt pocket transistor in
Vietnam,,, and some Vietnamese radio stations too.Actually though,you
didn't need a transistor to pick up them Vietnamese stations because
they had wires and speakers out in country everywhere.
cuhulin

I hadn't realized you weren't in the US.

As you probably know, any shortwave broadcast in English (excluding the
Brits and former colonies) is often meant as propaganda, though not
necessarily lies, but more like somebody with an agenda.

Brenda Ann wrote:
wrote in message
oups.com...
It might be a North American relay.


Seriously doubt it. We get nothing from N. America here.. least of all
Sackville. We're less than 350 miles from China (just go straight north
through the DPRK), and regularly hear AMBCB from China, and during e-skip
openings have heard FM BCB from Xianghai and points north. (interesting, we
never hear anything from Japan, though, and they're much closer, only about
900 miles from Tokyo, less than 500 from Fukuoka)

wrote

like somebody with an agenda.


Much like you.

In article ,
"Brenda Ann" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.


I heard a program on CRI yesterday with a couple of very American sounding
announcers reading mail from people about their hometowns (in China). They
put in a strong enough signal here to run the LED s-meter on my Kenwood RZ-1
to the top of the scale and keep it there..

CRI has plenty of money to spend. I get strong signals direct from China
and relayed from Cuba. I can get them any time of day. I think they are
relayed from Canada also.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Amen!!! Have a Happy New Year 2006!!!

Stewart H. MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, USA
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come
Alive!"

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"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article .com,
wrote:

I wish they'd jam CRI.

I have had my fill of Chinese opera on dozens of frequencies day and
night. Maybe the Russians would use classical music to jam CRI. That
would be a nice change of pace.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California