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ID and Translation Requests / 15.205 Mhz, 3-18-17, 1725 utc
« on: March 19, 2017, 1319 UTC »
I am in the high desert mountains of West Texas. I am using a Sangean ATS-909X radio, with an outdoor horizontal L antenna (150 feet 20 ga wire), with counterpoise (60 feet, running beneath first leg of antenna).
Picked up this broadcast, singing/chanting, no music, female voice alternating with male voice. Interesting to listen to, signal was strong and clear (a little more than half-way up the scale on the radio's signal strength meter). I believe the language was Middle-Eastern.
Is there a way for me to identify the broadcast origin ? I am retired and a fuddy-duddy, I only get on my computer once per day (early in am), and look over my listening notes from the previous day and do my homework.
This AM, ran 15205 khz, found http://www.shortwaveschedule.com/index.php?freq=15205, listed these 3 Middle-Eastern broadcasters:
15205 Radio Saudi Arabic
15205 Radio Adal Arabic/Tigrinaya
15205 Radio Al-Mukhtar Arabic/Tigrinaya
Is there a better way for me to find who broadcast what ? What about this one that I heard ?
Thank You in advance for any help
Picked up this broadcast, singing/chanting, no music, female voice alternating with male voice. Interesting to listen to, signal was strong and clear (a little more than half-way up the scale on the radio's signal strength meter). I believe the language was Middle-Eastern.
Is there a way for me to identify the broadcast origin ? I am retired and a fuddy-duddy, I only get on my computer once per day (early in am), and look over my listening notes from the previous day and do my homework.
This AM, ran 15205 khz, found http://www.shortwaveschedule.com/index.php?freq=15205, listed these 3 Middle-Eastern broadcasters:
15205 Radio Saudi Arabic
15205 Radio Adal Arabic/Tigrinaya
15205 Radio Al-Mukhtar Arabic/Tigrinaya
Is there a better way for me to find who broadcast what ? What about this one that I heard ?
Thank You in advance for any help
