Hello Pieter-Tjerk,

At my location Iceland at 207 kHz is plagued by SNRT from Marrocco, 
which overrides it at night and is also audible underneath Iceland 
at daytime. Due to this co-channel interference, the carrier of 
Radio Iceland is fading fast up and down a few dB (motorboating).

The transmitter on 187 kHz has a stable carrier here and at daytime 
the level is - 101 dBm. 16 minutes before the eclipse the level 
dropped to -117 dBm. This dip happened in the course of three 
minutes.

After the dip the signal gradually increased to -80 dBm at the time 
of eclipse. It stayed at that level for 3 minutes and than gradually 
dropped to -101 dBm at 10:15 UTC.

The increase in signal strength was 21 dB.

73,
Roelof Bakker, pa0rdt
Receiver: PERSEUS SDR
Antenna: pa0rdt-Mini-Whip mounted 5 meter high.