Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Anthony Messina, who shares the following audio clip and notes:
Notes: Short recording of JOUF-AM heard in full C-Quam Stereo. Note the wide stereo separation that C-Quam can achieve. Shame it never fully took off in the U.S or most other places.
Date of recording: 3/23/2021
Starting time: 11:27PM EST, UTC unknown
Frequency: 1.314mHz
Receiver location: Via Japanese KiwiSDR
Receiver and antenna: Via Japanese SDR
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Davi Sousa, for sharing the following recording and notes:
Broadcaster: NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN
Date of recording: 9/5/2017
Starting time: 2130 UTC
Frequency: 17.54 MHz
Location: Southeast Brazil
Receiver and antenna: MORPHY RICHARDS MR 27024 WITH LONG WIRE
*Date calculated by East Australian Time.
01.Radio Japan- January 7, 1989- 07.50GMT- 15270khz
02.Radio Japan- January 7, 1989- 09.10GMT- 11885khz
03.Radio Japan- January 7, 1989- music, news
04.Radio Japan-funeral, news, comment (Feb 24, 1989)
Recorded off-air by Ian Holder, Brisbane, Australia.
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He took the photo above where he made this recording in the picturesque coastal town of Máncora.
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