TUNING THE WORLD ON 11 MHZ
Solar activity remains very low (IPS-Sydney) with the 10.7 cm Solar Radio Flux down to 84, and the Equivalent Smoothed Sunspot Number having fallen to 26. So long-haul multi-hop transmissions over darkness or semi-darkness zones remains unreliable on frequencies above 13 MHz.
I was out at the Warrandyte State Park yesterday afternoon, September 8 2015, in Melbourne's outer east, at one of my favourite monitoring sites in the Fiddler's Gully former gold mining reserve on Fifth Hill. Plenty of quartz rocks and tailings there – perhaps this abundance of surface minerals in the area contributes to the good propagation there!
As usual, my receiver was as the small Eton E5 with about two metres of antenna, one metre high, supported in a wattle tree.
Good array of signals on the 11 MHz band in the 0500 to 0530 period (1500-1530 here) - notable were:
* IRAN – Azeri, Turkish and Dari services
* FRANCE – Issoudun: NHK and R. Denge Kurdistan
* KUWAIT – Mashaal Radio via Kuwait
* SAO TOME – VOA
* S. AFRICA – BBC Meyerton
This is the summary ---
11520 USA WEWN English
11580 USA TOM-WRMI English
11600 FRANCE R. Denge Kurdistan, Issoudun Kurdish
11620 CHINA CNR5 Chinese
11635 USA WHRI English
11725 RNZI
11760 IRAN Azeri
11775 ALBANIA CRI-Cerrick Arabic
11780 BRAZIL R. Nacional
11870 USA WEWN Spanish
11905 SAO TOME VOA English
11925 IRAN Turkish
11935 CHINA CNR5 Chinese
11945 S. AFRICA BBC-Meyerton English
11970 FRANCE NHK-Issoudun Japanese
11980 TURKEY Turkish
12070 IRAN Dari
12130 KUWAIT R. Mashaal Pashto
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