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Mesa Mike's DX logbooks

SW- Los Alamos

Shortwave, a few tropical band loggings from Los Alamos, 2004

Unless otherwise indicated, times are in UTC for all loggings.



Logging Stats - Stations: 7 | Countries: 6 | States (USA): 1 | Provinces (CAN): 0 | Estados (MEX): 1 | Cubans: 1

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3290 GUYANA Sparendaam - 19 Nov 2004 0305 - "Voice of Guyana" - With country blues music. BBC World Service news at 0400. Heavy RTTY QRM. (DX-398 + 200' wire) (New - #6, Country #5)
3280 HCVN7 ECUADOR Tena - 19 Nov 2004 0237 - "La Voz de Napo" - Jewish-sounding music in SS, string of ads, more music. ID at 0300, clear mention of Napo. (DX-398 + 200' wire) (New - #5, Country #4)
3250 HRPC HONDURAS San Luís - 19 Nov 2004 0357 - "Radio Luz y Vida" - with some religious monolougue, then ID and sign-off announcement. National Anthem then carrier dropped at 0400. 1 kW (WRTH-99) DX-398 + 25' wire. (New - #2, Country #2)
4780 TGLT GUATEMALA San Sebastián Coatán - 19 Nov 2004 0245 - "Radio Coatán" - With mexican sounding music (accordians...), then full ID and sign-off announcements. No national anthem before dropping carrier at 0245. 1kW (WRTH-99) DX-398 + 25' wire. (New - #1, Country #1)
3210 WWCR
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TN Nashville - 19 Nov 2004 0232 - EE Gospel Stuff. Very strong. Yawn. (DX-398 + 200' wire) (New - #4, TN #2)
3185 WWRB
USAUnited States
TN Manchester - 19 Nov 2004 0230 - EE Country gospel music, ID at 0230. This is apparently a new frequency for this station, and is, in fact outside the limits of the band. (DX-398 + 200' wire) (New - #3, Country #3, TN #1)
2390 XEJN MEXICO VER Huayacocotla - Late December 2004 1700 - "Radio Huayacocotla" -- For several days in a row I was able to take the DX-398 out into the woods after work and hook up a 200 foot wire. This station came in pretty well till sign off at 6:00 pm MST. [Audio clip #1] has them giving full legal ID at 1700, including call letters, phone number, address, etc. [Audio clip #2] has them IDing as Radio Lacaxcajak (which is what they call themselves when broadcasting in the Tepehua language) at signoff time, followed by children singing the Mexican National Anthem - cute!. 500 Watts. Update -- According to this blog post, as of Feb 14, 2005, the station moved to FM and it's shortwave antenna has been dismantled. (New - #7, Country #6, Mexico #1, VER)