ARLA/CLUSTER: Re: DX material, incl. a few forgotten MW items.

[Glenn Hauser]

Nothing likely listed on 9730, of which 4865 would be a semi-harmonic. I guess
it could be Low German, and you know the main (only?) SW station in that
language, HCJB. So happens they have LG at 2230 and HG at 2300, but scheduled
on 12040 to SAm:
2230 2300 12040 100 131 S.America 1111111 Ecuador 
I don`t see how this could mix with anything to land on 4865 but you should
check 12040 for // anyway. Maybe also another Brazilian or Bolivian on 4865
relaying HCJB for the local Mennonites (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)


--- "Carlos L.R. de A.Gonçalves" <carlos-relvas  sapo.pt> wrote:

> 
> UNID
> 4865 kHz UNID (possibly a harmonic) 2250-2316, 27 Dec 06, Afrikaans (t),
> religious talks, hymns, light tunes after 2300; 34342, QRM de B.
> Also 2232-2308*,31 Dec 06, German, preaching, organ tunes & hymns,
> Afrikaans (t) at 2244, song, songs in English 2251 introducing a few mins.
> of talks in English, addr. in Canada; 45343.   Unfortunately, I can't recall
> which rlgs. stn the tune played last belongs to, but that was almost enough
to suspect this is possibly a harmonic of 9730.   Best reception via the 300
m SoAm Beverage, but since it's unterminated like the other 3, maybe it's
actually emanating from Europe.   Now, Afrikaans, it really didn't sound
 like Dutch, though I may be wrong.   Any guesses? (Carlos Gonçalves - POR)


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