9840

[Romak3]

Kept talking about Australia. Lots of fading. ??? 616utc

Correction...Russian broadcast (in English). That's a first! 631utc

Signed off at 700utc

 

[ridgescan]

Here is the spreadsheet we use
S H O R T W A V E S T U F F

scroll to "B10 combined" click on it, follow open-up procedures
when "NASWA" page comes up click "combined" in lower-left corner-scrollsheet will come up

There is where you can scroll to locate the frequency, then utc times of broadcast to ID your catch

 

[ka3jjz]

As it's stored as a zip file you will need a program like WinZip or 7Zip to uncompress the file, then you will need a program that can read spreadsheets such as Excel or Open Office. Do NOT depend on Windows Explorer to uncompress the file; it has a nasty habit of corrupting data.

The advantage of this spreadsheet is that it combines many different sources in one document.

best regards...Mike

 

[Romak3]

Thanks Ridge and Mike!

I have been looking around for something like that. When I got my Par Endz it came with a copy of MT that has listings...from October.

I did see it listed later, but under the wrong time slot, must be do to the time changes.

 

[ka3jjz]

Be sure to go back to that page from time to time, as Dan updates it when he can. Broadcast stations can and do change times/freqs without much warning, so it's no surprise that some things on the spreadsheet might be off

best regards...Mike

 

[Romak3]

Be sure to go back to that page from time to time, as Dan updates it when he can. Broadcast stations can and do change times/freqs without much warning, so it's no surprise that some things on the spreadsheet might be off

best regards...Mike

Will do, Thanks for the info/help.

 

[mfn002]

9840 is Voice of Russia in English. According to the spreadsheet, it actually goes from 0500 UTC until 0700 UTC.