In article ,
"Lisa Simpson" wrote:

Am picking up a signal at 7115 Khz at 03:22, language is Spanish; fairly
clear. "Passport" has no reference, neither does any of the sites that
reference the B05 - any ideas?

I don't see a Spanish broadcast on that frequency. Might be some kind of
false signal on your portable. Listen on the hour and se if you can ID
the station. You may find it is really on another frequency.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
"Lisa Simpson" wrote:

Am picking up a signal at 7115 Khz at 03:22, language is Spanish; fairly
clear. "Passport" has no reference, neither does any of the sites that
reference the B05 - any ideas?

I don't see a Spanish broadcast on that frequency. Might be some kind of
false signal on your portable. Listen on the hour and se if you can ID
the station. You may find it is really on another frequency.

A case of the portable radio receiving images?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Could be some kind of ham signal from somewhere in the Carribean or
Central America, too.

"Lisa Simpson" wrote:

Am picking up a signal at 7115 Khz at 03:22, language is Spanish;
fairly
clear. "Passport" has no reference, neither does any of the sites
that
reference the B05 - any ideas?

I don't see a Spanish broadcast on that frequency. Might be some kind of
false signal on your portable. Listen on the hour and se if you can ID
the station. You may find it is really on another frequency.

A case of the portable radio receiving images?


Notice they never mention the receiver.
I'll give you 10:1 odds that her receiver is a Degen - LOL!

Receiver is a Grundig Mini 300 w/an attached telescoping antenna . . .

Being a newbie, I was unaware that the receiver made any difference in the
frequency the broadcaster was on!

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"Lisa Simpson" wrote:

Am picking up a signal at 7115 Khz at 03:22, language is Spanish;
fairly
clear. "Passport" has no reference, neither does any of the sites
that
reference the B05 - any ideas?

I don't see a Spanish broadcast on that frequency. Might be some kind
of
false signal on your portable. Listen on the hour and se if you can ID
the station. You may find it is really on another frequency.

A case of the portable radio receiving images?


Notice they never mention the receiver.
I'll give you 10:1 odds that her receiver is a Degen - LOL!

On Sat, 14 Jan 2006 21:14:53 GMT, "Lisa Simpson"
wrote:

Receiver is a Grundig Mini 300 w/an attached telescoping antenna . . .

Being a newbie, I was unaware that the receiver made any difference in the
frequency the broadcaster was on!

The receiver has no impact on the frequency the broadcaster transmits
on. However, it can alter the frequency on which you receive the
broadcaster. It is not unusual for poorly designed/built radios to
receive 'images' of the broadcaster on other frequencies.