Some more schedule times for Tashkent Meteo
Today these air times were noted for Tashkent fax service:
- Earlier than 1507z
- 1510z
- 1541z
- 1608z
Tuesday, 6 February 2007
Some more images from Murmansk
Three images from that unique fax station which transmits on LSB mode. Your favorite fax decoding software might miss it since Murmansk does not transmit the series of tones which activates the decoder. You must be present and press "Receive" when you notice a fax transmission. Usually Murmansk sends the "white" tone and then the phasing band of black-white for you to align the image. Then the chart follows.
At noon, the two images were sent one after the other so I has to manually start and stop the decoder.
8444 kHz 1327z
8444 kHz 1342z
8444 kHz 2002zAn annoying "barking" sound (digital station) is present near Murmansk's frequency. It doesn't cause much interference but it is really annoying!
HSW64 Bangkok, Thailand Meteo HF-Fax
Bangkok HF-Fax service is active on 7397 kHz in par with rfax. today I received the following charts:
7397 kHz 1702z Forecast for shipping
7397 kHz 1720z Surface analysisSignal was weak and had voice QRM. Also at 1300z was on air, on the same frequency but much weaker so no chart to present here!
Monday, 5 February 2007
E10 in parallel with Slavic OM
I just caught E10 calling SYN2 on 3840 kHz USB, at 2051z, in parallel with a Slavic male counting live! Listen!
E25
We had two transmissions today, one in Arabic and one in English. Both are the same as yesterday's transmissions. There was a notable difference though. Yesterday in the Arabic message, single digits were first, while today they came second.
- Arabic transmission: 9450 kHz AM 04/02 1220z (listen!)
9260 / 29 6 0
4621 / 64 12
1410 / 41 1 0
6729 / 76 92
8917 / 98 71
9416 / 49 61
2339 / 32 93
9260 / 29 6 0
7479 / 47 97
- Arabic transmission: 9450 kHz AM 05/02 1211z Different announcer, clearer voice for me to translate! (listen!)
29 6 0 / 9260
64 12 / 4621
41 1 0 / 1410
76 92 / 6729
98 71 / 8917
46 91 / 6419
32 93 / 2339
29 6 0 / 9260
47 97 / 7479
- English transmission: 9450 kHz AM 05/02 1241z, same as of 31/01 (listen!)
I hope my translation to be correct. Time for rest now...
Update 08/02/2007:
After Mr DXer's comment, I corrected the translation! Thanks Mr DXer! Yes I confuse sitta (6) with tissa (9) because sometimes I can't hear the stressed "t" in tissa. Some of the E25 announcers are more difficulr for me to understand!
Friday, 2 February 2007
UNID HF-Fax station: Must be Tashkent!
I did a search to some old HF-Fax images, received back in 2001-2002 where the Sun was more kind to us offering more sunspots! I found some similar images, of better quality, which resemble the ones I've posted earlier. The service's logo is visible, and I think it reads "UZHYMET". So it must be Uzbekistan. I'll show you my older images later, and ask you if I'm right. Here is a link to the Weather Service web page. Still I haven't found more info about fax transmissions...
First, I believe a transmission was on air commencing earlier than ~1359z, but it was under heavy QRN. A series of images followed, with slightly different timing than the previous days.
4067 kHz, 01/02/2007 1422z
4067 kHz, 01/02/2007 1448z
4067 kHz, 01/02/2007 1601z
4067 kHz, 01/02/2007 1631z
4067 kHz, 01/02/2007 1701z
4067 kHz, 01/02/2007 1731z
There was also a transmission at 1801z, but I was listening to G11 of course!
Here are the old pictures. Definitely then the conditions were better, despite being received in a more noisy location and with Sangean's 7 meter random wire antenna!
15/09/2001 1440z
04/10/2001 1439z
15/09/2001 1501z
22/12/2001 1519z
I have uploaded them full-sized so you can read the labels more easily! Unfortunately no frequency details available. I was novice then and underestimated the value of a good logbook! But it is obvious that the conditions were much better back in 2001.
Thursday, 1 February 2007
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