Recording of two very strong TP's mixing together on 1134 kHz-- the 500 kw KBS station in Hwaseong, South Korea, and a CNR1 station (presumably the 1200 kw outlet in Golmud, China). The recording was made on a modified C.Crane SWP ultralight radio (Slider loopstick + CFJ455K5 filter) assisted by a 7.5' (side) PVC tuned passive loop in Puyallup, WA on December 1, 2009.

Top of the hour (1500 UTC) recording Of 639-CNR1 (Beijing, China) on a modified C.Crane SWP ultralight radio (Slider loopstick + Murata CFJ455K5 filter) in Puyallup, WA on December 1, 2009-- as assisted by a 6' PVC-frame tuned passive loop. Time pips, ID and associated music at an unusually strong level (for the "December doldrums"). 

Another stroll of the Kona late evening radio dial for  the uninitiated -
Eton E1 + Wellbrook ALA100M - November 24, 2009

November 23 (UTC) was particularly good - enjoy it with me in this sound byte -
Recorded on a Zoom H4 MP3-WAV recorder...

Kona Hawaii - ETON E1 - Wellbrook ALA100M

One of the loudest TPs on the dial from Japan - as heard in Kona Hawaii on November 22, 2009 at 0900 UTC - JOIB 747 Sapporo - on the Eton E1 and the Wellbrook ALA100M.

In English no less!

Tuning up the Kona AM Dial on an average night...

This little radio station is always loud in Kona, Hawaii after 0600UTC...

Check out the signature sounds -- some kind of conch shell...

Easily the strongest Japanese station on the dial in Hawaii -

And an example of how loud and clear some of the Chinese signals are...

Good example of how messy 1134khz is here in Kona Hawaii