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Andy, G0FTD, wrote:
> I think it may be All India Radio (I don't speak Indian - but it sounds
> like it!).
>
> More to the point - what the heck is it doing on 10.330Mhz ?
>
> One rule for them, and another for us.
>
> Just like the great Region 1 7MHZ injustice perpetrated for half a
> century.
What you hear may very well be the AIR Vividh Bharati language program on
10330 kHz. It is a Domestic Service, i.e. for use within the country - a
large country, to be sure.
This frequency is not in an amateur band in any of the three Regions,
which makes this quite a different situation than the 7.1 - 7.3 MHz issue.
It is in a section of the spectrum internationally agreed upon to be
intended for 'Fixed' services.
And while it may raise a few eyebrows, it is not forbidden for a country
to allocate such a frequency to a local broadcast, as long as no "harmful
interference" is caused.
Ruud, PA2RHB @ PI8WFL
Heemskerk, JO22im
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