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Log for Week Ending Nov. 26

OTHER ¢t than the new Empire station, there is nothing much to report. Morning reception is very, poor, unless one is up very early. The following log is what I heard during the week during short periods of listening :- (2?) Russia, 74 metres (about).Thursday, 6 a.m., Russian talk at R83, soon faded right out. KVi5, Khabarovsk, 70.1 metres.Heard at good volume in the week,. being ‘silent the last few days. HVJ, Vatican City, 50.26 metres,-RT7-8 between 6.45 a.m. and 7 a.m. most mornings, RV59, Moscow, 50 metres: Very poor unless one is up very early. Thursday was an early morning for the new English station, when this Russian was excellent t 4.45 a.m., being R9. This slowly deto R4 by 6.80 a.m. VQiLo, 49.5 metres: Also the result vt early rising, but very weak, R3 at 4.4 ails fading out by 6 a.m. hicago, 49,18 metres: Heard most afternoons after 4 p.m., but seldom yeaches more than about Rd. WSXAL, Boundbrook, metrose,

Sundays only, not up to their usual last week, also were gushy. WSXK,' Pittsburgh, 48.86 metres: Comes in quite well most afternoons till 5.30 p.m., sometimes later. REN, Moscow, 45.38 metres: Not heard every morning. ‘Thursday was the best. They opened at 4.45 a.m, with a musical programme at R8-9. They sometimes broadcast the .same items as RV59, but not this morning. By 6.45 a.m. they were only just audible. On Saturday at 6.45 a.m. they were still R7. , 39,2 metres (about): At 11.15 p.m., foreign talk at R8-9 was heard. I think it was Russian, but static was too bad to make a good guess. , . 38 metres (about): At the Same as the above station was on, a Jap. was talking very fast on this wave at R8. Static was also bad here. ; 33.2 Metre (about).-Another this time at 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning, when orchestral and vocal music was heard at R3-4. The announcements, which were in English and a¢foreign language, were not readable,’ except an odd word or two. They faded out every few seconds. VK3ME, Melbourne, 31.55 metres.R9 as usual on Wednesday evening. W2XAF, Schenectady, 31.48 metres.--Has been poor most afternoons. At 7,30 am. on esday they were R5, with slow fades. They faded out about one hour later. ¥ Zeesen, .31.38 metres.-Voly weak again, not heard more than "35 during the past week. WI1XAZ, Springfleld, 31.35 metres.Similar to WZXAF, very weak at" its best. . VK2ME, Sydney, 31.28 metres.-Good volume on Sunday, with the. usual fades. J1AA, Japan, 30.5 metres.-Not heard so well or often now, seldom’ reaches more than R5d. . ‘ EAQ, Madrid, 30.4 metres.-Not au4ible at midday now, but is very fine on Sunday till 8 a.m., with a good Spanish programme. 29 Metres (about).-Monday, 10.15 p.m, music at R8. "Later proved to be "Bandoeng calling Sydney." . G5SW, Chelmsford, 25.53 metres.Very poor each morning. Did not try the 12.80 a.m. session this week. 12R0, Rome, 25.4 metres.-They openr ed at 4.30 a.m, on Thursday, being excellent at R8. This session finished at 5.30 a.m. Volume was fairly constant all through. They were poor when opening again later, as they were on other mornings. ;

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Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 21, 2 December 1932, Page 24

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Log for Week Ending Nov. 26 Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 21, 2 December 1932, Page 24

Log for Week Ending Nov. 26 Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 21, 2 December 1932, Page 24

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