John Bryant:
Few of my lasting memories of the DXpedition to Haida Gwaii are about the equipment we used or the DX we heard. That is probably because I've wanted to go to the Islands for almost half a century to visit the homeland of the fabulously artistic Haida nation. Like most of us, as a child, I was fascinated by totem poles and the startling graphic images that covered them. When I got into college and took courses in graphics (required for budding architects) I learned that many of the "tribes" or "nations" of the upper Northwest made totem poles and had similar stunning graphics; after a bit more reading I found out that the Haida nation had been the most successful at war and diplomacy, the best seagoing navigators and the best, the purest of ancient artisans. The Haida homeland was and is the very large Queen Charlotte Islands which lay almost 100 km. off the very northern coast of Canada's British Columbia; they insist on calling those home islands "Haida Gwaii."

Walt Salmaniw's lovely wife Wanda is a Haida; they met when Walt served as the base surgeon at the then highly-secret joint Canada/USA radio monitoring station right outside Masset, on the northern coast of the Islands. When they invited several of us up to their new cottage on that same north coast of Haida Gwaii, we were all really excited. I was sure that it would be a double-barreled treat. First, we'd get a chance to DX on the coast a looooong way from most of the MW transmitters that bother us so much in the Victoria/Seattle/Portland areas; there was the added thrill, too, of DXing within two or three miles of one of those super-secret "Wullenweber Array" 1200 foot diameter listening antennas. If the governments were willing to put up hundreds of millions of dollars worth of listening antennas on the north shore of Haida Gwaii, the DX really oughta be great!

Secondly, with Walt and Wanda both being local residents, during the DXpedition we would have a good chance to meet some of the artists, see their work and possibly understand a bit more of the unique Haida culture. As it turned out, we were more than rewarded on both counts: fabulous DX, almost too much for even five of us to adequately log and report and Haida hospitality, food, art and friendship that was equally bountiful.

Its difficult to decide which of the DX catches were my favorites. Our most newsworthy catches were probably 1548 DW in Sri Lanka, 1530 VOA Sao Tome and 684-AIR Port Blair in the Andaman Islands; the former two were heard first by Chuck and Bruce, the latter by that wretch Walt, not 30 minutes after Guy and I, as the last two guests, left the cottage on Haida Gwaii. I think that we'll also likely never forget the trans-Arctic European openings for three or four evenings in the early part of the DXpedition. Apparently our trip to Haida Gwaii coincided with the best TAr opening of this solar cycle. For me, I heard more and better Europeans and North Africans in those three or four evenings than I heard in three DXpeditions to the Outer Banks of North Carolina with Harold Cones. Lastly, I'll not soon forget logging such a flood of Japanese stations. After twenty years of specializing in Japan, there were only a few that I had not heard at least once before, but those few are precious. And to hear so many so well in such a short time. Priceless!

Finally, Guy Atkins and I chose to drive up to the Queen Charlottes rather than fly, as did the rest of the crew. We might have decided to drive before we realized just how long a trip we bargained for. British Columbia is VERY large. Guy and I drove a full twelve hours north through central BC to Prince George and then eight hours west to the Pacific coast at Prince Rupert. From there it was a 7 hour ferry ride and another hour plus drive to the Salmaniw's cottage on the north shore of Haida Gwaii. Guy and I would have had fun doing that road trip no matter the territory traveled through. However, British Columbia is stunningly beautiful and, especially on the trip back, the fall colors were simply gorgeous. Golden birch forests in the evening sun and high Alpine glaciers in the mists don't QSL, but they were certainly memorable, as well.

Chuck Hutton:
Highlights flowed like rain back home in Seattle, including:

• I was able to hear NHK1 on 990 and 999 and they completed my goal of hearing each and every frequency on which NHK1 and NHK2 operate. That's a total of 40 frequencies for NHK1 and 23 for NHK2.
• HBC's main station on 1287 is a regular but it has a handful of lower powered repeaters. I was able to hear some of them: 864 (3 kw),  900 (5 kw), 1269 (5 + 1 kw), 1368 (1 kw), 1404 (5 kw), 1449 (5 kw), and 1494 (1 kw). No luck with 801 (100 Watts), 1098 (power not known) and 1557 (100 Watts). Next time....
• 610 CKRW from the frozen Yukon (Whitehorse) was a target and was heard within a few minutes of tuning to 610. Almost too easy.
• The 810 LPRT (40 or 100 Watts - not sure) from Whitehorse was also heard when I noticed the oddity of French language weather.
• 1566 UK: This was the first TA I heard after plugging things up! I was making the first of many checks for India but instead heard a commercial English station which later was ID'ed as County Sound Radio by Bruce.
• 1548: It was a thrill to hear Sri Lanka with a decent signal since it's so far, far away. It would have been the catch of the trip had it not been heard once before.
• 1566: There were tantalizing pieces of something under HLAZ several times. Later I will have to study the recordings closely.
• 810: A surprise was the AFN station on 810 which is not widely heard.
• There were Filipinos on many frequencies. New stations included 1323 Nation Broadcasting, 1458 Bantay Radio, 1485, 1530, and more.

Those were the nocturnal highlights. The daytime highlights were just as good, due to the magnificent setting of Walt’s cabin just off the beach in the forests of Haidi Gwaii (aka the Queen Charlotte Islands). There was also the great experience of watching Walt get inducted into the Haida nation as his wife is a Haida. Add it all up and this was a great experience, a great vacation, and a great DXpedition.

Bruce Portzer:
This was by far my longest and most amazing DXpedition ever. For one thing, we were several hundred miles north of home, so there was a lot less interference. It was nice having only three stations within 100 miles of us. We had open water to the north of us and land to the south of us, which helped enhance reception of Trans-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic stations at the expense of stations to the south.

The TA’s were absolutely amazing at times. Some, such as Germany-1422 and France-1377 were often equal to and sometimes stronger than stations on neighboring domestic channels. I expected reception patterns to favor the higher latitude TAs, as is often the case in the Puget Sound region. Those stations were indeed present, but overall reception was similar to that reported by New England DXers, with plenty of signals from Spain, France, and North Africa. Some of my favorite logs for the week include County Sound Radio-1566 (750 watts), Capitol Gold in Manchester on 1458 (5kw), Spain-1485, Holland-1395 (aka “Big L”), Manx Radio-1368, and VOA Sao Tome on 1530 (mixing with KFBK).

TP DX was likewise impressive. Many channels were dominated by the usual powerhouses we can hear at home or at Grayland. But with reduced interference from adjacent domestics, it was possible to hear them more clearly and hear others in the background. For example, DZEM-954 was noted mixing with JOKR one morning. The DX became much more impressive around 1400 UT, after most of the domestics had faded out. Some of the even channels were occupied by 3 or 4 TP stations. For example, once KGO faded out, China, North Korea, Russia, and AFN-Tokyo could be heard on 810. Similarly, I was able to log China Radio International’s SE Asia service on 1080 mixing with the North Korean station and its South Korean jammer. Other noteworthy logs included KTWG-801, Changchun-1332, CRI stations on 1269 and 1296, and a relog of Sri Lanka 1548. I hope to identify a few more once I go back through the logs.

DU stations were anemic – Tahiti-738 was there weakly a couple of times, as were a couple of the stronger Aussies.

I didn’t spend much time listening for domestic stations, but I did note three from east of the Mississippi: WBZ-1030, WTAM-1100, and WYLL-1160.

This was also my first DXpedition with a software defined receiver, the RFSpace SDR-IQ. I made good use of the SDR’s ability to record 190 kHz of spectrum, and filled my hard drive with 200 GB of recordings. I’ll be spending the next few weeks listening to them as time permits. The SDR opened up all sorts of new DX possibilities, simply by recording large swaths of the band while I tuned around on the R8A. For example, the SDR captured a minute or so of readable audio from Manx Radio during one of those recording sessions; otherwise 1368 had only a routine het. I tuned past the channel many times in favor of more interesting stuff, and wouldn’t have heard it except for the SDR recording.

Like I said at the beginning, this was my most exciting DXpedition of all times. My thanks go out to Walt, his wife Wanda, and her family for all the wonderful food and good times.

Walt Salmaniw:
This year’s dxpedition will go down as one of my most enjoyable (and perhaps exhausting) dxpedition ever. Arriving during prime DX season, I immediately began dxing using an existing short 400’ N/S Beverage from UTC September 15th. Upon the arrival of my first two guests, Bruce Portzer and Chuck Hutton on the 16th, we immediately proceeded in erecting a virtual DXers paradise with numerous antennae including BOGs, a Wellbrook phased array, a small corner fed loop, as well as the existing N/S wire. Conditions for the most part were wonderful, although deteriorating over time. My last morning, however, appeared to be as good as an Asian opening as I’ve ever heard! John Bryant and Guy Atkins arrived on the afternoon of the 17th after a minor ferry delay, and jumped right into the serious dxing! Although quite cramped, we nonetheless were all quite comfortable, and enjoyed the sites and cuisine of Haida Gwaii.

Personally, I was honoured by the Haida nation by being adopted as a Raven into my wife’s aunt’s family. I was given the Haida name of “nung cung guduny us” meaning “a kind person”. It was a moving experience, and I was delighted to have four close friends from the dx world witness this event.

Pictures from the DXpedition are available on the website of Guy Atkins, dial-up and broadband pages.

WHAT WE HEARD

John made this neat map showing our catches (click to enlarge and open in a new window):

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TP DX

153             RUSSIA Norilsk, 1308 9/21 Radio Rossii ID fair, only Russian LW audible at the time (bp-QCI)
153             RUSSIA  Komsomolsk. Sep 15 11:33 Radio Rossii.  Not sure why it's not in the most recent PAL.  Heard every morning at often very good levels with network programming.  Always // to other FE LW stations:  180, 189, 234, and 279. (Salmaniw-QCI)
171             RUSSIA Oyash  Sep 19 12:33  Excellent morning for Russian LW stations.  I missed this one on other mornings, but it was in today at a 7 level with usual Radio Rossii programs.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
180             RUSSIA Petropavlovsk Sep 15.  11:33 Radio Rossii.  Regular with same comments as 153.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
189             ICELAND 0435-2152 9/21 good w/light rock songs, some in English, faded across ToH, but back 0502 w/news in presumed Icelandic (bp-QCI)
189             ICELAND Sep 16 03:47 .  Presumed logging at a 7 level.  Heard on about half of evenings.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
189             RUSSIA Belogorsk  Sep 15.  11:33 Radio Rossii.  Strong reception.  Same comments as 153.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
209             MONGOLIA  Sep 17 12:14.  Heard a number of times at weak level, and always early.  About a 7.  Later in the morning, the frequency would be taken over by a TWEB broadcast from Alaska.  Sep 19 at 12:32 at good 7 to 8 levels.  For some reason, I never did hear the more commonly reported 164. (Salmaniw-QCI)
234             RUSSIA  Arman, Magadan.  Sep 15  11:33 Radio Rossii.  Consistently the weakest performer of the LW FE Russian stations.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
279             RUSSIA  Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk  Sep 15 11:33.  Radio Rossii.  Consistently the strongest performer (as is the case in Victoria) with a “9” level.  Heard daily.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
518             CHINA Sanya 1402 9/22 message beginning SANYARADIO/XSI, the rest mostly garbled (bp-QCI)
518             CHINA Shanghai, 1445 9/19 messages re dregding, gunnery exercises, etc, giving XSG callsign (bp-QCI)
518             HAWAII Honolulu, 0940 9/18, NAVTEX transmissions by USCG, various notices to mariners.  Also noted most other nights (bp-QCI)
518             JAPAN Kushiro,1342 9/18 IMPORTANT WARNING FOR KUSHIRO ...JAPAN NAVTEX then message about drifting buoy (bp-QCI)
518             JAPAN Naha, 1308 9/19 messages re flares & rocket exercises by Navy near Okinawa (bp-QCI)
518             JAPAN Otaru, 0929 9/19 IMPORTANT WARNING FOR OTARU NAVTEX AREA, messages re bombing exercises, search & rescue, submarine cable laying etc (bp-QCI)
518             JAPAN Yokohama, 1324 9/18 Japan Navtex, messages re gunnery exercises, weather for Yokohama, etc. (bp-QCI)
518             PUERTO RICO San Juan, 1010 9/19, weather report for Caribbean, Bahamas, etc (bp-QCI)
518             RUSSIA Petropavlovsk 0820 9/22 series of messages starting with COASTAL WARNING PETROPAVLOVSK (bp-QCI)
518             SOUTH KOREA. Chukpyon, 1133 9/19 Korea Navtex detailed wx report for nearby waters (bp-QCI)
518             TAIWAN Yenliaoken, 1431 9/19 Taiwan Navtex messages re gunnery exercises (bp-QCI)
531             AUSTRALIA 2PM, Sep 22 1305 - JOQG Morioka was strong at tune-in, but gave way to presumed 2PM Kempsey with English announcer and C&W music. (Atkins-QCI)
531             JAPAN JOQG, NHK1, Morioka, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
531             JAPAN JOQG Morioka, Sep 20 1151 - Ricky Nelson's 'Travelin' Man' song at tune-in, followed by 'Stand By Me.' Male announcer in Japanese at 1155.Caught almost certain mention of Morioka at 1158. Fair to good. (Atkins-QCI)
531             JAPAN  Sep 15  12:15.  JOQG Morioka.  NHK1.  A regular throughout the dxpedition at an 8 level.  Often stronger than // 594.  On Sep 22 heard English cochannel here, ? 2PM or 4KZ.(Salmaniw-QCI)
531             UNID 0447 9/20 soft rock tunes in English, Faroe Islands most likely (bp-QCI)
540             CHINA Sep 24 14:11 CNR1 with multiple echos.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
540             JAPAN NHK1 Synchros, Sep 18 1400 - Heard about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
549             VIETNAM My Van, VoV2 1351 9/18 woman in Vietnamese //702 fair in splatter (bp-QCI)
549             VIETNAM V. of Vietnam 2 (t), My Van , Sep 18 1411 - Tentative this in probable Vietnamese at just above threshold when VOV1-675 was booming in. Talk by man. (Bryant-QCI)
549             VIETNAM  Sep 17 12:45.  Voice of Vietnam 2 at good level // to 783 and possibly 1089 at the same time.  Strong at 13:34 on Sep 18 and // to 702.(Salmaniw-QCI)
558             JAPAN JOCR, Kobe, Sep 18 1400 - Noted most AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
558             SOUTH KOREA HLQH Daegu fair // 603 1114 9-17. (Hutton-QCI)
567             JAPAN JOIK Sapporo, Sep 19 1222 - Heard nightly with Japanese EZL music and announcers at good levels, parallel 594. (Atkins-QCI)
567             JAPAN Sep 15 12:16 JOIK Sapporo.  NHK1.  Also a solid performer with 8 level signals and // to 594.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
567             UNID 0507 9/19 pop music fair, English-like talk, likely Ireland but way too much splatter from local CHTK-560 (bp-QCI)
570             CANADA Whitehorse absolutely owning the channel with CBC Diana Kral interview 0555 Sep. 20 then "This is CBC Radio One serving the Yukon at 570 AM from Whitehorse, truly north". (Hutton-QCI)
570             CANADA  Sep 19 13:40  CFHW Whitehorse with local weather (including snow!) at excellent S9 + 20 level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
585             JAPAN JOPG, NHK1, Kushiro, Sep 19 1411 - NHK1 talk programming //594 at fair level. Other co-chan NHK1s are highly unlikely. (Bryant-QCI)
585             JAPAN Sep 17 12:49 JOPG Kushiro, Hokkaido with NHK1 // to 531, 594, etc with an ethnic music program (Laotian or Vietnamese sounding).  Fair level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
590             ALASKA Anchorage, KHAR, 0543 9/19 atop w/jingle ID & standards (bp-QCI)
594             JAPAN JOAK, NHK1, Tokyo, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
594             JAPAN JOAK Tokyo, Sep 21 1228 - VERY strong signals every morning of DXpedition, parallel to 585 and other NHK1 outlets. Noted this morning with light jazz tunes and two male announcers in Japanese. NHK ID at 1231. (Atkins-QCI)
594             JAPAN Sep 15 12:17 JOAK Tokyo.  NHK1 heard throughout at 9 level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
594             PHILIPPINES 1410 9/21, Tagalog talk u/JOAK-594, probably DZBB (bp-QCI)
594             PHILIPPINES  Sep 21 14:10  Filipino station here, cochannel JOAK.  3 listed.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
594             VIETNAM  Sep 23 12:36.  Voice of Vietnam loud over JJ !  (Salmaniw-QCI)
603             CHINA unid 1449 9/22 several ads in Chinese, pop music, 1459 theme music, time pips, possible something dientai ID by woman (bp-QCI)
603             CHINA  Sep 17 13:00.  Unid CC station at good level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
603             JAPAN NHK1 Synchros, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
603             SOUTH KOREA HLSA Seoul fair // 558 1114 9-17. (Hutton-QCI)
603             SOUTH KOREA Sep 22 13:36  HLSA with non-stop music, // to 558 with co-channel NHK underneath.  Very strong.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
610             CANADA CKRW Whitehorse 0542 Sep. 20 on top with “You’ve got it locked on CKRW” then rock mx. I wondered if this would be heard at all and I caught it within a minute of tuning to 610. (Hutton-QCI)
610             CANADA  Sep 20 05:44  CKRW Whitehorse with Radio Netherlands Sportstalk.  ID  just heard by Chuck Hutton.  Good reception.  Weather, news headlines, and ID for CKRW 610 Whitehorse heard at 13:31. “5 degrees outside”. (Salmaniw-QCI)
612             AUSTRALIA 4QR, Brisbane, Sep 22 1425 - Heard well over JOLK for the only DU logging of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
612             AUSTRALIA Sep 21 12:40  4QR co-channeling with an oriental station.  Became stronger by 13:32.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
612             JAPAN JOLK, NHK1, Fukuoka, Sep 18 1400 - Noted most AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
612             JAPAN JOLK Fukuoka, Sep 21 1236 - Sporting event or Japanese drama, with lots of yelling and crowd noises in Japanese. Parallel to 603. Fair-good. (Atkins-QCI)
612             JAPAN  Sep 17 13:00  JOLK Fukuoka with NHK1 at 7 to 8 level. Very strong at 14:47 on Sep 22. (Salmaniw-QCI)
621             NORTH KOREA Pyongyang Bangsong, Sep 20 1448 - KK talk at great level, dominating R.Rossii. (Bryant-QCI)
621             RUSSIA excellent Russian talk and mx 1458 Sep. 19, assumed to be Khabarovsk even though they are said to be off at 1300 per the PAL. (Hutton-QCI)
621             RUSSIA R. Rossii, Khabarovsk, Sep 18 1430 - Listed as other affiliation, but running R. Rossii at this time // various longwave outlets. Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
621             RUSSIA GTRK Dal'nevostochnaya, Khabarovsk, Sep 23 1318 - Very strong, but for only a few minutes before fading beneath splatter, with male in Russian and hard-drivin' blues and rock music. Presumed. (Atkins-QCI)
621             RUSSIA  Sep 18 14:24  Russian drama listed for this Khabarovsk outlet, with // to 279.  Not signing off at listed 13:00.  Thanks to John Bryant for pointing this one out.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
630             ALASKA  Sep 20 08:06  I'm quite sure I can hear KIAM cochannel to KJNO (Juneau with news) with religious programming.  I'll have to look for IDs to be certain.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
630             CHINA  Sep 24 14:20 CNR2 strong with multiple site echos.  //6065. (Salmaniw-QCI)
648             JAPAN JOIG, NHK1, Toyama, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
648             RUSSIA V. of Russia, Ussuriysk, Sep 23 1215 - Traditional Russian folk songs, then man talking in KK with RR also. Language lesson? (Bryant-QCI)
648             RUSSIA VOA, Sep 22 1318 - Tentative, with female announcer in Korean, as listed in PAL. Poor signal. Also heard 9/23 with excellent Voice of Russia signal in Korean at 1215. (Atkins-QCI)
648             RUSSIA Sep 22 13:46  Voice of Russia in KK. At good level.  I suspect my unid may be the same. Very strong at 12:18 Sep 23. (Salmaniw-QCI)
648             UNID  Sep 15 12:33.  At weak "6" level, not NHK1.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
657             NORTH KOREA Pyongyang Bangsong, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition, always running noticeably below assigned frequency. (Bryant-QCI)
657             NORTH KOREA Pyongyang, Sep 22 1348 - Orchestral music and chorus, parallel to 3250. Very strong signal. (Atkins-QCI)
657             NORTH KOREA  Sep 15 12:35.  Pyongyang with usual piano music and // to 3320, at an 8 level. Heard also Sep 17 (a subpar morning) at 13:11 // to 3320 and 3250.  Also noted a cochannel piano music on this day. Believe it or not, it was at S9 +  30 at 13:48 on Sep 22.(Salmaniw-QCI)
666             CHINA (t) Sep 17 13:23  unid CC with a good signal, but I could not find any // frequencies.  Also had piano co-channel.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
666             JAPAN JOBK, NHK1, Osaka, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
666             JAPAN JOBK Osaka, Sep 19 1227 - Amusing Western-themed drama in Japanese, with horse neighs and cowboy music and sound effects. Fair level. (Atkins-QCI)
666             JAPAN  Sep 15 12:36  JOBK at a 7 level.  Osaka with NHK1.  Not quite as strong or regular as the other low band JJ. Sep 21 at 14:52 heard them with strong signal and an English cochannel.  No idea who this could be? (Salmaniw-QCI)
666             PHILIPPINES DZRH Manila rising on top of Japan 1322 Sep. 17. (Hutton-QCI)
666             PHILIPPINES Manila DZRH, 1511 9/21 Tagalog discussion mixing w/Japan (bp-QCI)
666             PHILIPPINES Unid., Sep 21 1453 - Fast-talking male announcer in Tagalog, beneath JOBK Osaka. Poor-fair. Presumed a Philippino here, probably the stronger DZRH. (Atkins-QCI)
666             VIETNAM Sep 23 12:53.  A most interesting frequency with 3 audios heard, with the strongest being Voice of Vietnam.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
670             ALASKA Dillingham, KDLG 1200 9/19, ID for KDLG, KIAL-1450, KSDP-830, KNSA-930, + FM translator, into BBC nx //KNSA-930 (bp-QCI)
675             HOLLAND  Sep 19 04:34  Presumed Arrow Rock Radio at good level with rock music.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
675             JAPAN NHK1 Synchros, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
675             VIETNAM V. of Vietnam 1, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
675             VIETNAM Voice of Vietnam 1, Sep 20 1200 - Tuned in at top of hour to catch VoV1 mixing with a Chinese station and rising to the top with mentions of 'Vietnam' by male. Fair. Also heard 9/23 with very good signal at 1220. (Atkins-QCI)
675             VIETNAM  Sep 15 13:31  Voice of Vietnam 1st program heard frequently and often at near armchair levels with nice VV music.  On at least one occasion no time pips or ID at the TOH noted.  Very good reception on Sep 17. (Salmaniw-QCI)
680             ALASKA Barrow, KBRW, 1343 9/20 probably the one w/BBC nx pgm, faded by 1355, will have to wait yet again for a proper ID (bp-QCI)
680             ALASKA  Sep 20 13:44.  KBRW presumed from Barrow with BBC programming using my N/S mini-Beverage.  Fits their programming, but as yet no positive ID.  Perhaps buried in the audio files somewhere?  Thanks to Bruce to pointing this one out.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
684             ANDAMAN ISLANDS Sep 24 14:25  My personal coup with Indian music parallel to SW 4760.  I maintained watch on this frequency for over the next hour.  Reception varied from poor to quite good.  I'll have to watch the recordings to see if I can pick up anything more.  Sorry that John and Guy had to leave just a few minutes earlier! (Salmaniw-QCI)
684             CHINA 1500 9/20, Zhongyang Renmin Guangbo Dientai ID fair atop channel (bp-QCI)
684             JAPAN NHK1 1347 9/20 NHK1 //JOAK-594, mixing w/2 other stations (bp-QCI)
684             JAPAN JODF + Synchros, Morioka, Sep 20 1200 - Noted with All Night Nippon(?) mixing with JOAG. Tough copy but good level. (Bryant-QCI)
684             JAPAN JOAG, NHK1, Nagasaki, Sep 20 1200 - Heard with time pips and into news//594, but very poor and mixing with IBC commercial network co-chan. (Bryant-QCI)
684             SPAIN Sevilla, RNE1, 0509 9/17 good w/man & woman in Spanish (bp-QCI)
684             SPAIN RNE1, Sevilla, Sep 19 0413 - Heard with seeming news and commentary at fair level. Later //ed to 738 RNE1, Barcelona. (Bryant-QCI)
684             SPAIN Sep 17 05:05 Radio Nacional 1, Sevilla with Spanish language and ballads. (Salmaniw-QCI)
684             UNID. Sep 21 14:53  Quite late in the morning, heard, “Bye guys”.  Not sure who?  ?Filipino.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
684             UNID 1356 9/20 woman in unid language, rolled her Rs when she spoke, faded down by 1400.  Indian type music & bits of talk in unid lang at 1425 recheck, no pips at 1430.  (bp-QCI)
685             RUSSIA Khalatyrka, 1454 9/20 HY beacon weak w/morse IDs, hetting 684 (bp-QCI)
685             RUSSIA  Sep 20 14:25  HY Beacon weakly audible from Khalatyrka, Kamchatka.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
693             ENGLAND Droitwich et al, BBC5 0440 9/19, talk show fair in 690 splat (bp-QCI)
693             JAPAN JOAB, NHK2, Tokyo, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
693             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:01 JOAB Tokyo with powerhouse signals NHK2 at 9 levels. (Salmaniw-QCI)
702             AUSTRALIA 2BL Sydney, Sep 21 1343 - Talk on currencies, economics, and various topics by two male announcers in English. Fair, and parallel 1548 4QD Emerald. (Atkins-QCI)
702             AUSTRALIA  Sep 21 13:54.  2BL Sydney mixing with another Asian station, both at equal level.  Overall a good DU morning with an upswing in A/K indices.  Rechecked at 14:03 by which time NHK2 had taken over over 2BL (Salmaniw-QCI)
702             JAPAN NHK2 Synchros, Sep 18 1400 - Noted most of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
702             JAPAN JOKD Kitami, Sep 19 1232 - Female talk parallel to 747 JOIB, so presumed this rather than JOFB Hiroshima. Fair to good. (Atkins-QCI)
702             NORTH KOREA KCBS, Chongjin, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition, //873. (Bryant-QCI)
702             NORTH KOREA  Sep 15  13:02.  On approximately 702.07.  Also cochannel JOKD on 702.0 from Kitami, Hokkaido with NHK2 programming at a 7 level.  Presumed JOKD as there's also JOFB from Hiroshima. North Korean heard // to 2850 on Sep 17.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
702             UNIDENTIFIED Unid., Sep 21 1348 - Christian contemporary music and sermon beneath 2BL Sydney, with a Chinese station thrown into the mix for good measure. Perhaps DZAS Manila?. (Atkins-QCI)
702             VIETNAM Danang, VoV2, 1333 9/18 Vietnamese talk //549 o/u NHK (bp-QCI)
702             VIETNAM  Sep 18 13:34  Voice of Vietnam 2 // to 549.  Cochannel North Korea on 702.06 and NHK2 (JAPAN). (Salmaniw-QCI)
711             AUSTRALIA (or NEW ZEALAND).  Sep 17 15:06  Most likely 4QW St George, Queensland, and less likely 2XP Radio Trackside, Wellington.  DU accented EE at poor to fair level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
711             JAPAN NHK1, Unk. Location, Sep 20 1437 - NHK1 JJ talk clearly // 594 and others. Unlisted in any reference. (?)(Bryant-QCI)
711             SOUTH KOREA HLKA, Sorae (Seoul), Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
711             SOUTH KOREA  Sep 21 14:13.  HLKA massive here.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
711             UNID 1354 9/18 & several other times, woman in SE Asian language u/Korea, didn't seem to be //Vietnam-675 (bp-QCI)
711             VIETNAM  Sep 17 13:30 Voice of Vietnam 1 with VV talk. Heard again on Sep 25 12:27 at good level. (Salmaniw-QCI)
719.83       NORTH KOREA  Sep 18 13:29.  Very loud with S9 + 10 signal and // to 2850.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
720             ALASKA Kotzebue, KOTZ, 1401 9/19 signon by woman in native language, then man in English fair mixing w/CNR2 (bp-QCI)
720             CHINA CNR2, 1459 9/19 ending English lessons by man & woman, then time pips 1500 (bp-QCI)
720             JAPAN JOIL, Kitakyushu, Sep 24 1751 - Presume this one, heard twice, but unable to parallel. (Bryant-QCI)
720             JAPAN  Sep 24 13:55 JOIL.  Thanks to John for pointing this one out.  Only 1 kw, a KBC station in Kitakyushu.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
720             RUSSIA Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk 1307 9/21 VOR Japanese service fair //7175 (bp-QCI)
720             RUSSIA V. of Russia, Sep 22 1333 - Probably VoR here with female Japanese announcer. I checked the parallels shown in PAL for the low-power Japan outlets, and none were parallel to 720. VoR is scheduled at this time for Japanese language. Good level. (Atkins-QCI)
720             RUSSIA  Sep 15 13:03  VOR in JJ from Yushno Sakhalinsk at an 8 level.  Regular on this frequency.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
729             CHINA Jiangxi RGD, Nanchang, Sep 18 1400 - Presume this one, noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition in standard CC. (Bryant-QCI)
729             JAPAN JOCK, NHK1, Nagoya, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
729             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:04  JOCK Nagoya with NHK1 programming // to 594 at a 9 level, with coch oriental. (Salmaniw-QCI)
738             JAPAN UNID JJ Commercials, Sep 20 1210 - Two different JJ commercial stations in a furball at good level. (Bryant-QCI)
738             PHILIPPINES  Sep 17 15:09  Weak Filipino talk, presumed DZRB, Bulacan, Manila.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
738             SOUTH KOREA HLKG, Gyeongsan, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
738             SOUTH KOREA, Gyeongsan, HLKG, 1359:30 9/22, good ID in Korean w/mentions of KBS, AM & FM, then call ID & pips, into news (bp-QCI)
738             SOUTH KOREA  Sep 15 13:05.  Presumed KBS1 from HLKG at 9 level. (Salmaniw-QCI)
738             SPAIN RNE1, Barcelona, Sep 19 0507 - Noted at fair/poor level // RNE1 Sevilla on 684. News. (Bryant-QCI)
747             HOLLAND Sep 20 03:59  Very strong with presumed Radio 1 programming in Dutch.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
747             JAPAN JOIB, NHK2, Sapporo, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
747             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:10  JOIB Sapporo with, of course, 9 signal strength heard along with all the JJ powerhouses at all times in the morning, and frequently past 9:00 am local.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
747             NETHERLANDS Radio 5(t), Flevoland, Sep 20 0350 - Tentative this briefly at good level with what sounded to be Dutch programming, though I really did not recognize the language. (Bryant-QCI)
747             SOUTH KOREA HLKH Bia, Sep 18 1437 - Continuous talk by a male announcer in Korean. Finally nailed this weak KBS 1 station in the background of very strong JOIB Sapporo, by stumbling upon a parallel HLKA on neighboring 756. The clarity of the SDR-1000's audio really aids in listening 'into' a signal for nuances such as a very weak co-channel station far in the background of a dominant station. (Atkins-QCI)
750             ALASKA  Sep 18 05:50  KFQD Anchorage relaying Channel 2 TV at excellent level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
756             CHINA CNR1 Synchros, Sep 19 1335 - Good level //945 & 5030. (Bryant-QCI)
756             JAPAN JOGK Kumamoto parallel 594 at 1451 Sep. 19. (Hutton-QCI)
756             JAPAN Sep 22 15:02  JOGK Kumamoto 10 kw with NHK1 program at fair to good level.  HLKA KBS1 also cochannel under the JJ station.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
765             JAPAN UNID Commercial Synchros, Sep 18 1400 - Noted several times during the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
774             CHINA Hubei RGD, Sep 23 1502 - Presumed this 200 kW station, dominating usually powerful JOUB Akita. Noted a repeated mailing address with mentions of Hubei by male announcer, chatter by man and woman, and brief orchestral music. Very strong signal. (Atkins-QCI)
774             JAPAN JOUB, NHK2, Akita, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
774             JAPAN JOUB Akita, Sep 23 1543 - Checked back on this frequency and 747 also, to catch vibraharp (xylophone) sign-off tune. All NHK1 noted signing off at 1545*. (Atkins-QCI)
774             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:15.  JOUB Akita, with NHK2 programming.  Very strong at a 9 level, but with strong cochannel CC or KK station(s).  (Salmaniw-QCI)
790             ALASKA Glenallen, KCAM, 1359 9/19, Christian music, full ID, woman singing NA, then Fox news strong (bp-QCI)
792             AUSTRALIA  Sep 21 14:17  4RN Brisbane strong.  Again on Sep 22 at 14:14. (Salmaniw-QCI)
792             SOUTH KOREA HLSQ Goyang 1458 Sep. 22 stupendously excellent with music and call letters in English. (Hutton-QCI)
801             CHINA 1515 Sep. 21 with good guangbo diantai ID but I can't match up the important part before it. (Hutton-QCI)
801             GUAM Agana, KTWG, 1401 9/21 good w/promo, legal ID by girl or young woman (bp-QCI)
801             GUAM KTWG Agana, Sep 21 1358 - End of Bible program in English, 'with the reading of Oswald Chambers' 'My Utmost for His Highest,' published by Discovery House Publishers.' Promos for upcoming 'Extreme Radio, with Bill Scott' show, then nice voice-over piano music ID by female: 'bringing the peace of God's Word to the Pacific, this is KTWG, Agana, Guam.' Good signal level. (Atkins-QCI)
801             GUAM Sep 17 15:11  KTWG heard a number of times with same American preacher at fair level.  Heard many times during the dxpedition.  ID as "the Voice of the Martyr" at 13:58 on Sep 21. At 14:02, full ID in English as: "Bringing the word of God to the Pacific, this is KTWG, Agana, Guam".  Strong level too.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
801             UNID 1442 9/20, male talk possibly in Tagalog (bp-QCI)
810.05       NORTH KOREA  Sep 17 14:48  Usual fare, // to 2850, plus others including RR.  Heard again on Sep 22 at 14:08 cochannel Radio Rossii.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
810             CANADA LPRT Whitehorse noticed because of French weather report under KGO 0528 Sep. 20. (Hutton-QCI)
810             CANADA Sep 16 06:30  Environment Canada’s rarely reported weather channel from Whitehorse heard here with continuous loop in English and French of local weather.  Heard under cochannel domestic at fair level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
810             CHINA Zhejiang RGD (pres.), Hangzhou, Sep 19 1530 - Presume this one with standard CC programming. Noted several AMs. (Bryant-QCI)
810             JAPAN AFN Tokyo 1453 Sep. 22 with r&b and rock, AFN mention. Good, but fading and taking turns with other TP's. A bit of a surprise as I can't remember when it was last reported from the west coast. (Hutton-QCI)
810             JAPAN Tokyo, AFN, 1508-1529 9/22 hard rock music w/American English anmts, no ID noted but AFN website lists Z-Rock at this time & Chuck heard AFN ID just before 1500 (bp-QCI)
810             JAPAN  Sep 22 14:59 .  First noted by Chuck Hutton with English news, cochannel more dominant Radio Rossii.  Another CC cochannel in there too.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
810             NORTH KOREA Hwadae,1452 9/17, quite weak //2850 u/Russia & China after KGO fade out (bp-QCI)
810             NORTH KOREA  Kaesong 1519 Sep. 19 with a few seconds of music that seemed // 2850. (Hutton-QCI)
810             RUSSIA R. Rossi, Razdol'noe, Sep 19 1410 - R. Rossii programming //279, dominating San Francisco in null of Wellbrook array. Good level. (Bryant-QCI)
810             RUSSIA  Sep 18 13:53  Strong reception in RR with Radio Rossii ID at 13:55.  Possibly cochannel AFN Tokyo at same time in English. Sep 23 at 14:39 heard a religious phone-in program at good level.  How times have changed! (Salmaniw-QCI)
819             NORTH KOREA KCBS, Pyongyang, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
819             SOUTH KOREA, Gwangju,  HLCN, 1348 9/22 loud o/N Korea w/ads & pop music, listed as local pgm at this time.  Time pips & MBC ID 1400, then new in Korean (bp-QCI)
819             NORTH KOREA Sep 22 14:05  Strong signal with Stalinist marshal music.  Weak jamming appears to be present.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
820             ALASKA Fairbanks, KCBF, 0959 9/17, ESPN  stuff & legal ID fair o/KGNW.  Mixing w/KGNW many times throughout the week (bp-QCI)
828             CHINA Beijing good with "Beijing xinwen guangbo diantai" ID at 1130 Sep. 17. (Hutton-QCI)
828             JAPAN JOBB, NHK2, Osaka, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
828             JAPAN JOBB Osaka, Sep 20 1228 - Heard briefly with woman in Japanese before giving way to a Chinese station on the frequency. Came back quickly at 1230 with a nice mention of Osaka. Good. (Atkins-QCI)
828             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:17  JOBB Osaka with NHK2 programming.  Not as strong today as other days at a 7 only, plus another cochannel.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
837             CHINA unid, 1022 9/17 several ads in CC, then phone talk show, 1100 had pips, fanfare & something dientai ID, another possible ID at 1214 recheck (bp-QCI)
837             CHINA CNR1, Unk. Location, Sep 20 1215 - Noted twice during the DXpedition //945. (Bryant-QCI)
837             FRANCE France Info, Nancy, Sep 20 0442 - Noted at fair level only, but definite FF and //1377&1206. (Bryant-QCI)
837             JAPAN NHK1 stations (2) parallel 594 at 1451 Sep. 19. (Hutton-QCI)
837             JAPAN NHK1 Synchros, Sep 23 1520 - Noted //594 and others. Fair at post-dawn band fade. (Bryant-QCI)
837             JAPAN JOQK Niigata, Sep 21 1246 - Japanese talk and music, parallel to 585. Fair, but went into a deep fade by 1249 and was gone. (Atkins-QCI)
837             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:18  JOQK from Nigata with 10 kW heard here under pres. HLKY.  I suppose it could also be the 1kw Hokkaido station.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
837             SPAIN (or Canary Is) Sep 17 05:20  Spanish heard here weakly at fair level, with some IBOC hash.  4 COPE stations are listed on the mainland and a 10 kw Canary Is. Station.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
837             UNID Sep 23 13:44.  Strange language, not sounding CC or JJ or KK.  No idea who.  Sep 24 at 14:46, I've made the same comment.  "Problema" heard.  I wonder whether this is a Filipino?(Salmaniw-QCI)
837             UNIDENTIFIED Unid., Sep 23 1335 - Interesting station here, with unknown language that sounds perhaps  like Vietnamese or Thai. Very strong on peaks, but totally in the noise much of the time. Co-channel stations-- Japanese and Korean lang-- fading up at 1350. A  Chinese station (CNR1?) was on top with 'Guangbo Dientai..' at 1400:30. No sign of the station with unid. language past 1350. (Atkins-QCI)
846             JAPAN Sep 25 12:38  JOCP Koriyama with listed 5 kw NHK1 //594. Other NHK1 synchros listed here as well.  Good level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
850             ALASKA Nome, KICY, 0700 9/17, loud o/KOA w/ID “with approval of the FCC & the Geneva Convention, we turn our signal westward towards Russia & begin Bcing the good news of the gospel in the Russian language”, signal then dropped about 10 db as Russian program started (bp-QCI)
850             ALASKA   Sep 18 07:00 Strong reception  of KICY, Nome.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
854             SPAIN Murcia et al, RNE1, 0409 9/19 man in Spanish fair in 950 splatter, Onda Cero listed (bp-QCI)
864             JAPAN 2 HBC relays 1446 Sep. 21 fair, parallel 1287. (Hutton-QCI)
864             JAPAN Unid., Sep 20 1233 - A mix of two or three low-power Japanese stations audible weakly on this frequency. (Atkins-QCI)
870             ALASKA McGrath, KSKO, 0959 9/17 good w/jazz show, ID for KUAC-FM Fairbanks, KSKO, KIYU, etc (bp-QCI)
873             JAPAN JOGB, NHK2, Kumamoto, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
873             JAPAN JOGB Kumamoto, Sep 19 1308 - Japanese language male announcer, co-channel with at least one Chinese station, maybe two. Good level. Also heard 9/21 at excellent level with 'Tidbits in English' language lesson program. (Atkins-QCI)
873             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:19  JOGB.  Kumamoto with NHK2 programming, often at fantastic strength, but one can still hear cochannels.  North Korea often heard // to 2850 here.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
873             NORTH KOREA Sinuiju 1233 9/18 fair w/lively female vocal //2850 (bp-QCI)
873             NORTH KOREA KCBS, Unk. Location, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
873             NORTH KOREA KCBS Sinuiju, Sep 22 1355 - Korean orchestral music, very strong and parallel to 2850. 3+1 time pips and ID exactly per PAL 'Choson Chungang Bangsong imnida' at 1400. (Atkins-QCI)
882             UNID 1420 9/19 woman in unid language fair-poor, Indian-like music, possibly TWR Sri Lanka (bp-QCI)
882             WALES BBC Wales Synchros (pres.), Sep 20 0516 - This seems the only possibility listed in my references; rose briefly to really good level with British EE talk by female. (Bryant-QCI)
890             ALASKA, Homer, KBBI 1359 9/21 incredibly loud, spattering from 880-900 w/regional weather, promo for station garage sale (selling off old broadcast equipment, phone system, etc), then NPR news (bp-QCI)
890             ALASKA  Sep 24 16:03.  ID for KBBI Homer cochannel CJDC, but regular here in the early mornings and after the TPs have faded.  Good level.  Incidentally, I continued to hear audio until past 16:04 for the TPs today.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
891             ALGERIA ENRS 1(t), Ouled Fayet, Sep 218 0403 - Actual frequency was 890.97 kHz and programming was in Arabic. No ID heard, but this is the only Arabic speaker listed. Possibly could have been Turkey. Has anyone noted a station on this channel running noticeably lower than 891 recently? (Bryant-QCI)
891             JAPAN JOHK, NHK1, Sendai, Sep 19 1141 - Heard //594 at poor level. Typical NHK1 JJ talk. (Bryant-QCI)
891             JAPAN  Sep 15 13: 30  JOHK NHK1 from Sendai is my assumption with 8 level signal.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
891             THAILAND  Sep 21 14:17  Radio Thailand 1st Network strong with tribal type music.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
891             UNIDENTIFIED Unid., Sep 21 1424 - 'Hill country' tribal singing in SE Asian language, beneath JOHK Sendai. Possibly R. Thailand First Network (So. Wor. Thor.). Fair level. (Atkins-QCI)
900             ALASKA Fort Yukon, KZPA 1007 9/17 jazz flute music //870 weak.  ID for KUAC-FM etc 1100 poor mixing w/TP pips & chimes, no sign of CKMO (bp-QCI)
900             ALASKA Sep 17 06:00.  I’m quite certain that I heard KZPA Fort Yukon, cochannel Village 900 (which is the usual powerhouse here).  Typical NPR programming noted, then undermodulated talk by a male just before TOH (typical for Alaska).  No definite ID, but hopefully I'll find one in the SDR IQ recordings.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
900             JAPAN JOHO Hakodate 1454 Sep. 21 another HBC outlet heard parallel to the main guy on 1287. One of the toughest of the bunch of HBC repeaters. (Hutton-QCI)
900             JAPAN unid, 1426 9/17 good w/JJ talk w/classical music bits at times, signal nosedived 1428 (bp-QCI)
909             ENGLAND BBC5, 0413 9/17, news program fair in 910 splatter (bp-QCI)
909             ENGLAND  Sep 17 05:20  Most likely BBC Radio 5 here with audio, but difficult to follow due to splatter.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
909             JAPAN JOCB, NHK2, Nagoya, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
909             JAPAN  Sep 15 13:59 .  Interesting channel as JOCB Nagoya heard here with English lessons after 14:00, and another cochannel, unident. Sep 23 at 14:52 very interesting!  JOVX heard (5kw) // to 1440, cochannel to JOCB (10kw) //828 as well as a CC station.  All at decent levels. (Salmaniw-QCI)
918             CHINA  Sep 15 14:20.  Multiple site echos heard at 14:20 with CNR2 programming at 8 level.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
920             ALASKA Soldotna, KSRM, 0700 9/17 "Now in our 39th year, this is Nxtalk 92, KSRM Kenai-Soldotna-Homer" into ABC news, loud (bp-QCI)
930             ALASKA Unalakleet, KNSA, 1159 9/19 fair in jumble w/music & ID //KDLG-670.  Local KTKN running OC (apparently lost their satellite feed) (bp-QCI)
936             CHINA Anhui, 1100 9/17 pips, chimes, chorus, Anhui RGD ID by high pitched woman.  Likely the one w/alternating Chinese/English news 1504 9/19 (bp-QCI)
936             CHINA Anhui RGD, Hefei, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
936             SOUTH KOREA HLKD KBS 3 'Voice of Love', Sep 23 1227 - Tentative; male and female in Korean dominating this frequency for a few minutes, then dropped beneath a Japanese station, then Chinese, and finally rose to the top again with more Korean programming. Fair-good. (Atkins-QCI)
945             CHINA CNR1, Multiple Locations, Sep 18 1400 - Noted throughout the DXpedition //5030. (Bryant-QCI)
945             CHINA CNR1, Sep 19 1320 - Drama program in Chinese, parallel to 4460. Good to excellent level. (Atkins-QCI)
945             CHINA  Sep 23 13:24  CNR1 //5030 at fair strength.  (Salmaniw-QCI)
945             JAPAN NHK1 1420 9/22 Japanese talk u/ China //594 (bp-QCI)
945             JAPAN NHK1 Synchros, Sep 23 1457 - //594. Heard well, dominating co-chan CNR1. (Bryant-QCI)
954             CHINA 1200 9/20, someone playing the Chinese NA, then talk in what sounded like Mongolian.  Probably Hulun Buir RGD in Hailar, Nei Menggu, possibly relaying CNR-8 (which carries Mongolian 1200-1300), good signal mixing with JOKR (bp-QCI)
954             JAPAN Tokyo, JOKR, 1343 9/17 good w/JJ talk TBS Radio mention (bp-QCI)
954             JAPAN JOKR, Tokyo, Sep 18 1400 - Noted about half of the AMs of the DXpedition. (Bryant-QCI)
954             JAPAN JOKR Tokyo, Sep 21 1257 - Female announcer in Japanese, with mention of the English phrase 'news talk.' Fair signal before deep fade. (Atkins-QCI)
954             JAPAN JOKR Tokyo, Sep 19 1326 - Man and woman Japanese announcers in rapid talk. Fair under splatter. Also heard 9/21, fair. (Atkins-QCI)
954             PHILIPPINES Manila, DZEM, 1443 9/19 religious talk in English o/JOKR, then faded.  Mixing w/JOKR w/DZEM ID & Tagalog talk 1454 (bp-QCI)
954             SPAIN OCR, Madrid, Sep 19 0430 - Heard for about an hour in Spanish, peaking to good level around 0530 (tx SR??). (Bryant-QCI)
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