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DK2GO > BC-DX 12.07.09 16:29l 1923 Lines 87413 Bytes #999 (0) @ DL BID : KMOA8AHB9EAS Read: GUEST DL9NDQ Subj: BC-DX #920 Path: DB0FHN<DB0MRW<DB0ERF<OK0NHD<HB9EAS Sent: 090712/1422z @:HB9EAS.CHE.EU [Basel JN37TM] DP6.00 $:KMOA8AHB9EAS From: DK2GO @ HB9EAS.CHE.EU (Uli) To: BC-DX @ DL Dieses Bulletin wird mit Einverstaendnis von Wolfgang DF5SX verteilt. BC-DX 920 11 July 2009 ________________________________________________________________________ Private Verwendung der Meldungen fuer Hobbyzwecke ist gestattet, jede kommerzielle Verwendung bedarf der Zustimmung des Newslettereditors. Any items from Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST, and/or World of Radio may be reproduced or broadcast only if full credit be maintained at all stages, from the original source through DXLD, and publications quoting are made available to gh in exchange. 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(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 5) AUSTRALIA 4835 VL8A, Alice Springs NT, /2130-2214, 05 Jul, English, news bulletin, music, infos. abt. the Darwin Festival, ABC newscast at 2203; 35332. 4910 VL8T, Tennant Creek NT, /2130-2212, 05 Jul, cf. \\ 4835; 35332. 5025 VL8K, Katherine NT, /2130-2213, 05 Jul, cf. \\ 4835 & 4910 just until 2200, then weather report followd by songs; 45333. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) BELARUS 29560hx / 7390 kHz. BC / A3E auf 29560 kHz um 1910 UT, Harmonische von 7390 kHz. Deutsches Programm. Was koennte das sein ??? (Wolf DK2OM, German & IARU Bandwatch, July 4) Guten Abend, Radio Belarus, Minsk. Das ist der Sender, der auch fuer die 7210/7390 Nebenaussendung auf 7030 kHz ursaechlich ist. 7390 kHz 1100-2300 UT 27,28 MNS 150kW 250degr BLR BTC SDT (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 4) BOLIVIA 3309.98 Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba 0930 to 1030 UT noted every day in Florida. 4409.79 [?} Radio Eco, Reyes carrier noted 0950 to 1002 on 8 July, no logs of Radio Eco at this time but is regular after 0100 in Florida. Before 0000 banda media harmonic dominates. 4409.79 Radio Eco, Reyes 0052 strong signal with om 3 July. 4451.2 Radio Santa Ana, Santa Ana de Yacuma 2320 to 2335 or beyond on some day, a regular since 30 June. 4699.32 Radio San Miguel, Riberalta 1000 most days, off 0900 to 1030 for five days , 2300 to 0030 seems always there! [Wilkner + LOB] 4716.62 Radio Yura, Yura noted 1000 to 1100 fade with weak signal 7,8,9 July; 2330 July 4. 4781.73 R. Tacana, Tumupasa. 2330 to 0000 with weak signal, some audio; also same time 6 July. 4796.45 Radio Lipez, Uyuni with om espanol 1015 9 July. 4834.93 R. Virgen de Remedios, Tupiza. 4865t. Radio Logos, Santa Cruz 2340 to 2350 deep fades, yl en espanol, 29 June; similar log 2 July. 5580.2 Radio San Jose, San Jose de Chiquitos 2330 to 0000 noted since June 30, very regular Bolivian. 5952.53 Radio Pio XII Siglo, *1100 July 9th, seem regular sign on time. 6075 Radio Kawsachun Coca, Lauca 1000 -1100 seemed off 9 July; noted 1055 3 July, 1020 to 1040 better signal on 5 July. (Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer July 9) 5952.4 R. Pio XII, Siglo XX, 2320-2327, 04 Jul, Quechua, talks, reports, Indian tunes; 43432, adj. QRM. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) BRAZIL QSL PPE-Observatorio Nacional 10000 kHz. Die neue brasiliansiche Zeitzeichenstation PPE vom Observatorio Nacional in Rio de Janeiro bestaetigte einen Empfangsbericht innerhalb von 14 Tagen mit einem Brief, Infomaterial und Kalender. Gesendet wird mit 1 kW auf 10000 kHz, Stations- und Zeitansagen in Portugiesisch kommen alle 10 Sekunden. QTH: MCT Observatorio Nacional Divisao Servico da Hora Rua General Jose Cristino 77 CEP 20921-400, Sao Cristovao Rio de Janeiro-RJ, Brazil. v/s Ricardo Jose de Carvalho, Head Time Service Division Observatorio Nacional Brasil. (Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX July 7) New Brazilian 60 mb station reported. Overall data collected by Brazilian DXers for this new one: Name: Radio Maria Callsign: ZYF-692 Frequency: 4885 Power: 1 kW Studios located at Taguatinga (Brasilia). Xmtter Site located at Anapolis-GO This stn was formerly Radio Carajas, later got to be Radio Voz do Coracao Imaculado, and after a period of inactivity was purchased by Fundacao Nossa Senhora Aparecida, an institution of the Catholic Church, which is reactivating it as Radio Maria. (translated from post in radioescutas YG) Horacio A. Nigro Montevideo Uruguay (DXplorer June 29) 4885 New transmission on 60 mb. Informacao interessante do George Cunha, Brasilia-DF. Fonte: <http://www.orkut.com.br> (Marcelo Bedene-BRA, DX Clube do Parana, dxld June 28) Thanks to Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 2, who translated the recent Brazilian news: 4885 R. Maria. At the time of observation, catholic preaching, musical break and phone-ins w/ listeners' prayers to Our Lady [yes, maybe a phone nr.]. (...): not R.Difa Acreana nor R.Club do Para, but tests from a new stn owned by the Our Lady of Aparecida Foundation; tx site at Anapolis GO, day time power 1 kW/night time power [says 212 kW which is a mistake, so most probably 212 watt or then 0.12 kW if there was some typing mistake], ANATEL registered call sign ZYF 692, name "Radio Voz do Coracao da Imaculada." Other data: GC: 16 15 25 00 S 49 01 08 00 W, Base tower: 91.4 m ASL One main tx, 2 standby units. Manufacturer "Indelmond" - Industria e Comercio de Aparelhos Electronicos, Lda. Tx model [doesn't say which]: TBI-OT-1. Schedule [unclear]: Sun-Sat 0400-2100. R. Voz do Coracao Imaculado, ex-R.Carajas, was inactive and was sold 4 years ago to the Our Lady of Aparecida Foundation which is reactivating this channel under the new name "Radio Maria", so new ownership, new stn albeit using the rig & site of the original stn. R. Club Paranaense, Curitiba PR left the Eldorado Netw., and its MW ch. is currently airing Club FM while the 6040 kHz outlet may join R. Evangelizar AM 1060, owned by Father Reginaldo Manzotti. R. Globo, Manaus AM, no longer carries R.Globo Brasil prgrs as of 30 May last. It gets its former name back: R. Bare. R. Bare, Brazil's oldest stn in the Amazon region, was also affilitated to the Sistema Globo de Radio; it covers the Amazon State via 1440 & 4895, and as from that date it airs prgrs form the IURD owned "Rede Aleluia de Comunicacao" network. CBN stns & CBN Anhangueera get new name as from 29 Jun last. "Radio Daqui" is the new ID. (via Marcelo Bedene-BRA, dxclubepr via dxld July 1) 2379.86 Radio Educadora de Limeira 0910 to 0930 weak with some Portuguese 8 July. 3255 Radio Educadora 6 de Agosto, Xapuri 1000 to 1020 om in Portuguese, weak 8 July. 4825 Radio Cancao Nova [?] , 0933 to 0945 weak in Portuguese 8 July. 4885 R Clube do Para, Belem 29 June 2330 to 2345, om with strong Belem ID. 4905.01 Radio Anhanguera, Araguaina 2340 om Portuguese vocal, good signal 30 June. (Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer July 9) 4785 R. Brasil 5000, Campinas SP, 2221-2240, 05 Jul, talks on f/ball, advertisements, then match report Palmeiras vs. Curitiba; 25331. 4805 R. Difa do Amazonas, Manaus AM, 2235-2253, 06 Jul, f/ball news prgr, not A Voz do Brasil as usual with most B stns; 34343. 4815 R. Difa, Londrina PR, 2245-2305, 04 Jul, rlgs. propag., songs to match, ID+fqs annoucement, then rlgs. songs again; 35332. 4845.2 R. Cultura Ondas Tropicais, Manaus AM, 2306-2316, 4 Jul, reports on f/ball matches; 32341, adj. QRM de MTN 4845. 4885 R. Difa Acreana (pres), Rio Branco AC, 2214-..., talks; 12331, audible underneath R. Club do Para in Belen PA. 4894.94 R. Novo Tempo, Cpo Grande MS, 2218-2226, 05 Jul, talks, songs; 25331; better on 06 Jul at around 2230. 4935 R. Capixaba, Vitoria ES, 2224-2237, 06 Jul, A Voz do Brasil natl. news magazine part 2; 25342. 4974.8 R. A Nossa Voz, Osasco SP, 2231-2242, 06 Jul, A Voz do Brasil natl. news magazine part 2; 25331. 4985 R. Brasil Central, Goiania GO, 2207-2223, 05 Jul, f/ball magazine incl. matches schedules; 45343. 5035 R. Aparecida, Aparecida SP, 2242-2302, 04 Jul, "Encontro DX", songs; 35442; \\ 6135, 9630, 11855. 5045 R. Guaruja Paulista, Guaruja SP, 2233-2250, 06 Jul, A Voz do Brasil part 2; 45333. 5990 R. Senado, Parque do Rodeador DF, 2112-2130, 02 Jul, discussion during some senate session; 55444. 6009.8 R. Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG, 2115-2139, 06 Jul, weather report, TCs, folk songs; 34433. 6020 R. Gaucha, Pto Alegre RS, 2113-2130, 06 Jul, f/ball news, advertisements, webpage announcement, infos; 24432, adj. QRM de UNID in Arabic on 6025. 6060 SRDA, Curitiba PR, 2122-..., 06 Jul, IPDA preacher; 23431, adj. QRM. 6090 R. Bandeirantes, Sao Paulo SP, 2127-..., 06 Jul, f/ball news prgr; 23441, adj. DRM (6085) QRM & co-ch. QRM. 6135 R. Aparecida, Aparecida SP, 2240-2308, 04 Jul, Encontro DX followed by songs; 44433; \\ 5035, 9630, 11855. 6150 R. Record, Sao Paulo SP, 2132-2150, 06 Jul, f/ball news, interviews, reports; 33442, adj. QRM de CRI 6145 in Hungarian (presumably via F) + UNID in Polish on 6155 that s/off at 2200. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) CANADA 6160.03 CKZU at 1300-1330 UT on July 5. CBC Radio One ID, then nx, wx, and sports; classical mx followed at 1315 UT. Fair signal. (John Wilkins-CO-USA, DXplorer July 5) 6159.987 mit dem RX hoeren und mit dem Stream unter <http://www.cbc.ca/listen/streams/r1_goosebay_32.html> vergleichen ... Danke fuer den interessanten Tipp ! Gerade um 2201 UTC July 7 mit ID "St. Johns", bei mir sehr leise mit vielen Sferics... (Dietmar Birkhahn-D / Nils Schiffhauer DK8OK, A-Dx July 7) CHINA 540 / 693. Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. Xianyang-Fengxi (Shaanxi Tr. Station #3) 540/693 kHz: 34 18 14 N 108 42 20 E Some recent historical information posted on the Shaanxi PBS website confirms that this was also the old Shaanxi PBS SW site (on an odd frequency like 6176 kHz, as far as I recall). The following is an excerpt from an article by Zhu Jinying at <http://www.sxradio.com.cn/col295/col687/article.htm1?id=71425> "In 1956, the Central Broadcasting Bureau invested nearly one million yuan to construct a high-power mediumwave transmitting station for Shaanxi Province at Xianyang. This was Transmitting Station Number Three, which formally began transmitting the programmes of Shaanxi PBS on 880 kHz from 21 May 1957. This brought a significant improvement in reception for the Central Shaanxi area. At night there was a clear increase in the service area, and the station rapidly encouraged the development of crystal receivers [sic]. In September 1958 the frequency was changed to 900 kHz. "On 1 April 1974, Station 3 brought into service a 15 Watt [?kilowatt] shortwave transmitter manufactured by the Harbin Broadcasting Equipment Plant. This improved reception in the remote northern and southern parts of Shaanxi, and gave a better signal source for these areas allowing it to be used as a relay feed. In 1979 a 10 kW shortwave transmitting truck was purchased to provide a reserve transmitter for the shortwave service. "By the 1980s, there was a need for the old equipment at Station Three to be renewed and rebuilt, so the Provincial Broadcasting Department decided to use a 200 kW warfare reserve transmitter to replace the original 150 kW unit, while the Central People's Broadcasting Station invested in a 50 kW transmitter to replace its original 30 kW unit. In late 1984 a new transmitter hall was built, and in June 1985, once construction works were complete, the comrades at Station Three began dismantling and moving the warfare reserve transmitter for installation in the new transmitter hall [...] where it was powered up and brought into service on 8 November 1986 after the installation and adjustment were completed. "To meet the public demand for quality radio and to improve the reception of the 1st Programme, Shaanxi PBS decided to equip itself with the latest generation of high-powered transmitting equipment. On 15 October 2003 the 200 kW and 50 kW valve transmitters were dismantled. A 100 kW solid-state digital AM mediumwave transmitter manufactured by the Shaanxi Haina Communications Co Ltd was purchased and installed in the newly renovated southern transmitter hall (constructed in 1984). The Shaanxi PBS 1st Programme was transmitted through the 151 metre southern tower, using the first ever Chinese-manufactured 100 kW digital AM transmitter to be brought into service. "In November two 50 kW transmitters which had been operating in \\ were separated. One 50 kW unit is used as the main transmitter for CPBS-1 [i.e. CNR-1] on 540 kHz using the 151.5 metre southwestern tower(s), while the other 50 kW unit serves as a reserve transmitter for Shaanxi PBS-1 (693 kHz) using the 151.5 metre high northern tower. A 25 kW PDM transmitter originally manufactured in Shanghai is used as a reserve transmitter for CPBS-1 (540 kHz) using the 76 metre southern tower." (Alan Davies-INS, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 4) Chinese Firedrake jammer against Taiwanese Sound of Hope. 14420 at 1425 UT on July 2nd. 13970 and 15150 kHz at 1330 UT, July 3rd. 13970 and 14420 kHz at 1410 UT, July 4, signal S=5-6 in Europe. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 2/4) 7185 CNR-2 (pres), site?, 1620-..., 03 Jul, Mandarin, talks w/ musical background; songs; 45333. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) COLOMBIA 6010 La Voz de tu Conciencia, Lomalinda, 0449-0500, Jun 24, Spanish religious talk, ID: "La Voz de Tu Conciencia". At *0500 QRM from R Nederland in Dutch, 23222. Also heard 0621-0716, Jun 25, translating texts from English, "La palabra de Dios para todos los hombres", "Una bendicion para todos", signal strong, but deteriorating. (Mendez-ESP, dswci DXW July 8) Beginning Jul 01, 2009, we have a new QSL card for verification of receipt of the reports to the stations of the Organization Christ for Colombia and its Campaign for Peace Force operating on: Alcaravan R 1530MW, La Voz de tu Conciencia 6010 and Marfil Estereo 88.8 Mhz and 5910. Stickers have also been developed to accompany the verification. New reports are only accepted by post to: Eje., (Name of station), c/o Rafael Rodriguez R., Ap. A No. 67751 Bogota D.C., Colombia. The stations may also be contacted for information or other aspects of broadcasting, through the following e-mail addresses: <contacto @ fuerzadepaz.com> , <libreria @ fuerzadepaz.com> and <rafaelcoldx @ yahoo.com> 2 IRC will be appreciated for a prompt response, but not required. In the coming months, pennants of the broadcasters will be developed which also may be obtained. Cordialmente Martin Stendal (Director) and Rafael Rodriguez R. (QSL Manager). (Rodriguez, dswci DXW July 8) CUBA 5965 RHC 1511-1550 July 4, 2009. Parallel 6000, 11690, 11760, 11800 with nonstop Spanish coverage of the alleged Honduran coup and deposed President Zelaya. Mostly field reports from Tegucigalpa and (of course) Caracas. Most tagged not as RHC but Radiocubana. Some produced propaganda segments, such as a skit in Spanish against" United Fruit" (Company's) abuse of the Honduran people and land. Of course, touchng upon the Contras, Ronald Reagan evils, FSLN triumphs, etc. Even a brief segment of the Honduran national anthem. Trying to stir the pot in Honduras, obviously, as if anyone is listening. All still there 1840 check, and 5965 and 6000 only on, or at least audible, 2250 UT check. 5965 RHC 1610-1710 July 5, 2009. Back at it again, though only 6000 and 11760 parallels active or at least audible here today. However, this time in parallel to Rebelde (5025 and all audible MW channels) with what turned out to be the Argy hottie Prime Minister Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner speaking somewhere (OAS?) about what else the condemnation of the faux Honduran coup. Rebelde resumed programming at 1700 with canned "Rebelde de la Habana" and into Noticiero Nacional de Radio new feed, and RHC continuing the Honduran blather. (Terry L Krueger-FL-USA, DXplorer July 4/5) 15120 RHC noted at 1400-1500 UT in Europe, S=7 signal. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 2) RHC UT July 10: at 0551 Spanish on 6140, 6120 and very poor signal on 6000; in fact it was marred by splatter from much stronger RHC English during music on 6010, \\ 6060. Cuban Commies vs Cuban Commies! RHC is still running an extra(?) transmitter in the mornings on 11800, and it is still very distorted, at 1339 July 10 during sports segment. However, at 1342 the big signal on 13780 was missing, tho 13680 and 13760 were nominal. Is RHC still on the air at mid-day contrary to schedule? Yes, July 10 at 1847 check best on 11760, audible on 13760, and a weak signal probably RHC as before, on 11800 kHz. (Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld July 10) 5025 R. Rebelde, Bauta, 0906-f/out 0955, 03 Jul, Castilian, sports news & reports, talks, music; 15432. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) Dxers Unlimited's mid week edition for 7-8 July 2009. By Arnie Coro <http://dxersunlimited.blogspot.com/2009/07/dxers-unlimiteds-mid-week- edition-july.html> (Alokesh Gupta-IND, dxld July 7) Para los amigos que no pudieron escuchar por la radio el programa EN CONTACTO de esta semana, ya esta disponible en nuestro sitio de Programas DX. Programa diexista "En Contacto" emitido por Radio Habana Cuba todos los domingos, dedicado a los oyentes de las ondas cortas, Diexistas y Radioaficionados con Manolo de la Rosa y Malena Negrin Programa numero 26 de En Contacto 2009. - Felicitacion a los amigos que estan de cumpleanos. - Setenta y dos anos en el aire lleva Radio Reloj de Cuba - ?Que le ha traido a usted el Diexismo?, por Norberto Hernandez. - 30 Aniversario de la Asociacion Cubana de Esperanto. Entrevista a Marisa Gutierrez, y grabaciones de emisiones en este idioma. HORARIOS DE TRANSMISION: Sunday - DOMINGO 1335 UTC: 15360 kHz para America del Sur 13760 y 15120 kHz para Buenos Aires 13680 kHz para Chicago 6000 y 11760 kHz para Norte Centro Suramerica 12000 kHz Para Nueva York 13780 kHz para San Francisco Sunday - DOMINGO 22:42 UTC: 11770 kHz y 11820 kHz para Europa 13760 kHz para Buenos Aires 11800 kHz para America Central 13790 kHz para Rio de Janeiro Mondays - LUNES 01:35 UTC: 6180 y 6120 kHz para America Central 9600, 11690 y 13760 kHz para America del Sur 6060 kHz para America del Norte 5965 kHz para Norte, Centro y Suramerica Lista de Frecuencias: <http://es.geocities.com/programasdx/rhca09.pdf> Tambien por Internet: <http://www.radiohc.cu/index.htm> Direccion Postal: Radio Habana Cuba - Programa En Contacto Apartado Postal 6240 La Habana, Cuba. Email: <encontacto @ rhc.cu> Si no pudo escuchar este programa en los horarios y frecuencias citadas, lo pueden hacer en la pagina web: <http://es.geocities.com/programasdx/encontacto.htm> Si desea escuchar otros programas diexistas en espanol lo puede hacer en: <http://es.geocities.com/programasdx> Cordiales 73 Jose Elias Diaz - Jose Bueno July 6 EQUATORIAL GUINEA 5005 Radio Nac, Bata, *0504-0600, July 3, sign on with Afro-pop music. African folk music. Some US R&B music. Spanish talk. Weak in noisy conditions. \\ 6250 at their 0539 sign on. 6250 Radio Nac, Malabo, *0539-0600, July 3, sign on with Spanish talk. Radio Malabo IDs. Radio Nacional ID. Afro-pop music. Some US R&B music. Good signal. Weak on \\ 5005 kHz. (Brian Alexander-PA-USA, DXplorer July 4) ERITREA 7175 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, Asmara, 1427-1450, 05 Jul, Afar (listed), local songs, talks; 25432. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) ETHIOPIA 5980 Voice of Tigray Rev, *0256-0310+, July 3, sign on with IS. Vernacular talk at 0300. Horn of Africa music. Fair signal. Poor on \\ 5950 kHz - mixing with Okeechobee. 7165 Voice of Peace & Democracy, via Radio Ethiopia transmitters, *0355- 0430*, July 3, sign on with Horn of Africa music and IDs at 0356, 0358 & 0400. Talk at 0400 in listed Tigrinya. Some Horn of Africa music. Good signal initially but eventually covered by noise jammer by 0418. Good signal strength on \\ 9559.70v kHz - but constantly drifting between 9559.68 - 9560.18 kHz. Mon, Wed, Fri only. (Brian Alexander-PA-USA, DXplorer July 4) 7110 R. Ethiopia, Geja Dera, 1301-1331, 03 Jul, Vernacular, news, talks, some music, Arabic at 1400; 35433 but deteriorating; \\ 9704.2. 7165 R. Ethiopia, Geja Jawe, 1304-1329, 03 Jul, Afar (pres), talks, songs; 45444 but deteriorating; \\ 9560. 7210 (Ethiopia?) R. Fana (pres), Addis Ababa, 1225-1426, 05 Jul, Oromiffa (listed for R. Fana), songs,..., talks; 15341. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) FRANCE 9790 Radio France International, Issoudun 2140-2200* July 2, 2009. Clear and very good with nonstop mix of Afro-centrique vocalsa, French, and English folk-rock with occasional canned male "R-F-I" (and extended variants) drops between songs. Presume the long-running employee strike format. Mostly blocked from 2158 by Radio Romania International's interval signal (English from 2200), but that's OK as RFI appeared to pull the plug at 2200. Nice listening. Let the strike continue. (Terry L Krueger-FL-USA, DXplorer July 4/5) FRANCE/POLAND 5945/15160 In past three weeks Polskie Radio Warsaw German service on 5945 kHz via Issoudun missed, according Paul Gager and other members of A-DX ng. But instead heard AWR Hindi service there, which is also scheduled at 1530-1559 UT via Issoudun on 15160 kHz. 5945 1530-1559 28NW ISS 100 55 2903-241009 PRW signal S=9+30dB 15160 1530-1559 41N ISS 250 80 2903-241009 AWR (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) AWR Hindi in Issoudun ueber 5945 und 15160 kHz um 1530-1600 UT. Zwischen der Tour de France Verfolgung habe ich heute mal um 1530 UT in die M&B/TDF Services hinein gehoert: Wie Paul Gager schon vor 2 Wochen berichtete, ist Polskie Radio Warschau um 1530-1600 UT auf 5945 kHz nicht hoerbar, dafuer aber das Programm AWR India in der Hindisprache. Dies in \\ zu der regulaeren 15160 kHz. Beide kommen aus Issoudun Frankreich. M&B gehoert ja seit der Trennung von T- systems den Franzosen TDF. Werde mal die M&B Leute in Koeln informieren, dass sie seit dem 1.6.? in Issoudun ein falsches Satellitenprogramm abgreifen. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) 5945 PRW German service back on air July 10. 5945 kHz S=9+20 dB in Stuttgart. So, PRW in deutscher Sprache heute 10. Juli wieder auf Sendung via Issoudun France. Die Mail hat doch etwas bewirkt. (wb, July 10) Here the situation is such that the licence fee for Polskie Radio and TVP will be replaced by direct state funding as of 2010. However, the original plan was to determine a minimum budget of about 900 million Zloty. This has been eliminated in the legislation process, instead the parliament will now decide on the budget every year. Thus Polskie Radio and TVP are in fear over their future and independence. Deutsche Presse-Agentur report: <http://www2.informationweek.de/wirtschaftsnews/artikel/8411/> Now the foreign service of Polskie Radio fears that they could be amongst the first things to be axed if PR runs out of money. Thus they sounded the alarm. At the same time Polskie Radio in German did not go out 1530-1600 on 5945 kHz [via Issoudun] for at least two weeks, instead AWR Hindi had been put on air. This could happen because Issoudun transmits it at the same time on 15160 kHz. And nobody, besides a single listener, noticed. Not really promising. (Kai Ludwig-D, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 8) GERMANY/FRANCE MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH (formerly T-SYSTEMS - DTK) A09 A09 period (29/03/2009 - 24/10/2009) A09 operational DTK schedule 06th July 2009 Times are in UTC frq startstop ciraf loc pow azi type day from to broad 3975 1800-2000 28 WER 250 ND 926 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 5935 0000-0100 41 NAU 100 103 218 1234567 1604-241009 WRN 5945 0700-0730 27,28N WER 100 300 216 1 2903-241009 BVB 5945 0700-0815 27,28N WER 100 300 216 7 2903-241009 BVB 5945 1100-1115 27,28 WER 250 ND 926 1 2903-241009 MWA 5945 1300-1400 27,28 WER 125 ND 926 1 0706-241009 RTR 5945 1530-1559 28NW ISS 100 55 151 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 5955 0758-1000 WER 250 ND 930 7 0107-310809 RNW 5955 1000-1657 WER 250 ND 930 1234567 0107-310809 RNW 5955 1000-1657 WER 250 ND 930 1 0109-241009 RNW 5955 1459-1657 WER 250 ND 930 234567 0109-241009 RNW 5965 1130-1159 28NW WER 100 ND 926 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 5975 1130-1159 28NW WER 100 40 805 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 5995 0300-0330 NAU 250 155 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 6015 1700-1759 27W,28 WER 100 ND 926 1234567 0604-241009 HCJ 6030 1930-2000 28NW WER 40 ND 930 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6035 0559-0657 NAU 250 215 146 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 6035 0659-0757 NAU 250 186 216 234567 2903-241009 RNW 6035 0659-0800 NAU 250 186 216 1 2903-241009 RNW 6040 1600-1930 40 WER 250 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 6045 0900-1000 27E,28 WER 100 ND 926 1 2903-241009 HLR 6050 1700-1859 29 WER 250 45 208 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 6050 1900-1930 29N WER 100 45 147 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6055 0900-0959 27,28 WER 100 90 201 1 2903-241009 CHW 6055 1030-1100 27,28 WER 125 ND 926 17 2903-241009 EMG 6060 1600-1659 19;29 WER 250 60 208 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 6065 0300-0330 48 WER 250 135 216 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 6105 0642-0750 27 NAU 100 285 156 1 2903-241009 TWR 6105 0657-0750 27 NAU 100 285 156 23456 2903-241009 TWR 6105 0712-0750 27 NAU 100 285 156 7 2903-241009 TWR 6105 1700-1759 29 WER 250 60 206 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 6110 1400-1559 27,28W JUL 100 290 805 1234567 2903-241009 TOM 6115 2000-2200 37,38W NAU 250 210 216 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 6120 0659-0757 WER 250 300 215 234567 2903-241009 RNW 6120 0659-0800 WER 250 300 215 1 2903-241009 RNW 6120 0759-1000 WER 250 255 215 23456 2903-241009 RNW 6125 0459-0557 NAU 250 243 146 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 6125 1959-2200 NAU 250 225 146 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 6130 0330-0400 27,28 WER 250 45 147 1234567 2903-241009 NHK 6130 0430-0500 27,28 WER 250 60 208 1234567 1704-241009 NHK 6130 1800-1845 28,29 WER 125 55 141 7 0406-241009 BVB 6130 1800-1815 28,29 WER 125 55 141 5 0406-241009 BVB 6130 1800-1815 28,29 WER 125 55 141 6 1007-241009 BVB 6130 1800-1830 28,29 WER 125 55 141 3 1007-241009 BVB 6130 1800-1859 28,29 WER 125 55 141 1 2903-241009 BVB 6135 1930-1959 28NW WER 100 40 805 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6140 0900-1000 27,28 WER 100 ND 926 1 2903-241009 MVB 6140 1800-1829 29S,30 WER 100 75 206 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6140 1830-1929 29S WER 100 75 146 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6145 0500-0600 28E WER 100 120 201 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 6155 2100-2159 28NE,29W WER 100 55 141 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6175 1830-1859 29S WER 100 75 201 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 6175 1900-2000 27,28W WER 125 300 206 1234567 2903-241009 TOM 7220 1357-1500 28,29,30 WER 100 60 215 1234567 2903-241009 TWR 7230 1900-1930 39N WER 250 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 FEB 7245 2100-2200 27S NAU 250 220 146 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 7260 1500-1559 30S WER 250 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 7265 1700-1759 27 WER 40 300 206 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 7270 0400-0430 39,40W WER 250 120 216 1234567 2504-241009 AWR 7270 1600-1659 29,30 WER 250 60 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 7280 0030-0400 40 WER 250 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 7330 1200-1300 18 NAU 100 5 156 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 7350 1600-1659 30S WER 250 90 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 7420 1500-1559 30S WER 250 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 7420 2200-2300 37,38W WER 250 210 215 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9430 1545-1659 39,40 JUL 100 115 206 24 2903-241009 BVB 9430 1615-1630 39,40 JUL 100 115 206 6 2903-241009 BVB 9430 1701-1800 39,40 WER 125 120 216 7 2903-241009 BVB 9430 1730-1759 39,40 WER 125 120 216 1 2903-241009 BVB 9430 1800-1859 39,40 WER 250 120 216 7 0404-241009 BVB 9430 1815-1845 39,40 WER 250 120 216 1 2903-241009 BVB 9430 1830-1859 39,40 WER 250 120 216 6 2903-241009 BVB 9435 0030-0130 40E,41NW WER 250 90 217 1234567 2504-241009 GFA 9435 1800-1830 37NW JUL 100 220 805 1 2903-241009 BVB 9440 1330-1429 28NE,29W WER 100 60 218 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 9440 1500-1528 29S JUL 100 70 218 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 9440 1528-1559 28 WER 100 105 201 7 2903-241009 TWR 9440 1528-1559 29S,39N WER 100 90 216 23456 2903-241009 TWR 9445 1700-1729 39,40W WER 250 120 216 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 9490 0030-0100 41 WER 250 90 217 1234567 2504-241009 BVB 9490 2330-0030 41,49 WER 125 75 218 1234567 2903-241009 DVB 9505 1629-1700 30S,40 WER 100 90 216 1234567 2903-241009 TWR 9510 1400-1459 WER 250 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9515 1930-2030 37,38 WER 250 150 200 7 2903-241009 PAB 9515 1930-2015 37,38 WER 250 150 200 1 2903-241009 PAB 9525 1200-1300 27 WER 100 300 217 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 9565 1700-1859 29,30 NAU 250 65 216 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9585 1800-1859 28E,29 WER 125 75 217 7 1504-241009 CHW 9590 1900-2000 37E,38 WER 250 150 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9595 1159-1600 WER 100 300 217 1234567 0407-270709 RNW 9595 2000-2100 46E,47,52N WER 500 180 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9610 1900-2200 46,47,52 WER 500 180 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9635 0400-0500 40 WER 250 105 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9635 1801-1901 37N NAU 250 230 216 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9640 0030-0045 41 WER 100 90 216 1 2903-241009 PAB 9650 1900-1930 47 WER 250 150 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9655 1830-1859 46S,47SE ISS 500 167 216 1234567 2804-241009 LWF 9670 1530-1630 28NE,29W JUL 100 85 216 1234567 0407-241009 PRW 9670 1630-1659 28NE,29W WER 100 60 201 1234567 0407-241009 PRW 9680 2330-0030 41NE,43S,49WER 250 75 218 1234567 2903-241009 GFA 9695 0230-0330 40 WER 250 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9695 1800-1830 38E,39 WER 100 120 216 1234567 1505-241009 PRW 9720 2100-2159 46E,47,52N WER 500 180 216 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 9725 1500-1659 29 WER 125 60 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9760 1600-1659 40 WER 250 105 216 1234567 3006-241009 IBB 9760 1700-1759 40 WER 250 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9765 1900-2030 37,38W WER 100 210 216 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 9770 0500-0600 39N,40 NAU 250 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9780 1700-1759 40E,41NW WER 250 90 217 1234567 1904-241009 IBB 9790 0900-1000 28W NAU 100 180 216 1 2903-241009 AWR 9790 1200-1230 27,28 WER 250 300 216 1234567 2903-241009 NHK 9790 1700-1759 18 ISS 100 25 216 1234567 1504-241009 PRW 9805 1900-2000 29,30 WER 250 60 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9815 0330-0400 48 WER 250 135 218 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 9815 2030-2100 46,47,48,52NAU 250 190 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9845 0300-0330 48 WER 250 135 216 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 9850 0530-0600 46,47 WER 500 195 217 1234567 2903-241009 NHK 9885 0100-0300 42,43 WER 250 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 9895 0459-0557 NAU 250 160 216 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 9895 0559-0657 NAU 250 226 146 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 9895 0757-1000 NAU 250 221 216 7 0107-310809 RNW 9895 1000-1657 27,28,37 WER 250 240 217 1234567 0107-310809 RNW 9895 1000-1657 27,28,37 WER 250 240 217 1 0109-241009 RNW 9895 1459-1657 27,28,37 WER 250 240 217 234567 0109-241009 RNW 9895 1800-1859 28E WER 100 105 201 1234567 1504-241009 YFR 9895 2059-2127 NAU 250 320 216 1234567 0107-310809 RNW 9925 0100-0500 2,3,4,5,6,7NAU 100 325 216 1234567 1005-241009 HRT 9925 2200-0300 11,12,13,14WER 100 240 217 1234567 1005-241009 HRT 9925 2300-0300 6,7,8,9,10 WER 100 300 217 1234567 1005-241009 HRT 11600 1800-1859 37E,38 WER 250 150 201 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 11635 0430-0530 48 WER 125 135 218 7 2903-241009 BVB 11635 0430-0500 48 WER 125 135 218 1 2903-241009 BVB 11640 1630-1659 38E,39S,48 NAU 100 145 216 36 2903-241009 RHU 11665 1659-1727 WER 500 120 201 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 11670 1600-1659 40 NAU 500 105 216 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 11680 1600-1659 41 WER 500 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 11730 1600-1659 41 JUL 100 90 218 7 2006-241009 RMI 11750 0530-0600 46,47 WER 500 180 217 1234567 2903-241009 NHK 11750 1430-1529 29S JUL 100 85 206 1234567 0407-241009 PRW 11755 2000-2100 46E,47W WER 100 180 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 11760 1600-1630 47E,48 WER 500 135 217 135 0305-241009 RMI 11810 1500-1559 29SE WER 250 90 218 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 11830 1830-1959 46,47 WER 100 165 216 1 2903-241009 BVB 11830 1930-1959 46,47 WER 100 180 217 7 2903-241009 BVB 11835 1300-1329 29 WER 100 60 216 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 11840 1900-2000 37,46 WER 500 210 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 11850 1700-1759 40 WER 500 105 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 11865 0430-0500 39,40 WER 250 120 218 2345 2903-241009 BVB 11865 0430-0545 39,40 WER 250 120 218 6 2903-241009 BVB 11885 1700-1759 39 WER 250 120 218 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 11905 1730-1800 48 NAU 250 140 216 23456 2903-241009 IBB 11915 1030-1059 27 WER 100 300 216 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 11915 1730-1800 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 11935 0659-0757 WER 250 240 217 234567 2903-241009 RNW 11935 0659-0800 WER 250 240 217 1 2903-241009 RNW 11950 1700-1759 39N,40 NAU 250 113 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 11955 1430-1459 29N WER 100 45 147 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 11955 1500-1529 29,30 NAU 250 87 146 7 0504-241009 EMG 11955 1530-1545 39, 40 WER 250 105 206 1 1204-241009 BVB 11970 1800-1815 39,40 NAU 100 105 216 7 2904-241009 BVB 11970 1800-1859 39,40 NAU 100 105 216 35 2904-241009 BVB 11970 1800-1830 39,40 NAU 100 105 216 246 2904-241009 BVB 11970 1830-1859 39,40 NAU 100 105 216 1 2904-241009 BVB 11975 1330-1429 28NE,29W JUL 100 70 218 1234567 0407-241009 PRW 11980 0700-0830 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 11995 1030-1100 28NE,29W NAU 100 100 156 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 12010 0800-0900 37,38W WER 100 210 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 12110 1500-1529 30S WER 250 75 217 1234567 1206-241009 IBB 12140 1530-1730 39,40 JUL 100 100 218 1234567 2903-241009 BVB 12140 1800-1930 48 WER 250 150 217 23456 2903-241009 IBB 12140 1800-1900 48 WER 250 150 217 17 2903-241009 IBB 13580 1625-1715 39,40 ISS 250 115 206 2356 1206-241009 BVB 13580 1625-1729 39,40 ISS 250 115 206 4 1206-241009 BVB 13590 1530-1815 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 1 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1545-1615 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 6 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1545-1645 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 5 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1545-1600 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 24 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1545-1620 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 3 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1545-1829 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 7 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1700-1800 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 3 2903-241009 BVB 13590 1730-1759 39,40 NAU 100 125 216 6 2903-241009 BVB 13605 1400-1459 30S,40N WER 250 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 13645 1600-1659 39 WER 250 120 218 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 13660 1400-1459 41E WER 500 90 217 1234567 1006-241009 YFR 13690 1300-1329 30N,31W WER 500 60 217 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 13700 1159-1459 NAU 500 230 218 1234567 0407-270709 RNW 13700 1159-1459 NAU 500 140 218 1234567 0407-270709 RNW 13700 1459-1557 NAU 500 230 218 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 13700 1459-1557 NAU 500 140 218 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 13700 1557-1657 NAU 500 230 218 1234567 0107-310809 RNW 13700 1557-1657 NAU 500 140 218 1234567 0107-310809 RNW 13710 1100-1130 19,20,21,22NAU 250 20 218 7 2903-241009 EMG 13730 1529-1727 WER 500 150 217 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 13745 1100-1129 29 WER 100 60 217 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 13750 1530-1628 40E,41NW WER 250 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 GFA 13790 1800-1859 46E,47W WER 500 180 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 13810 1400-1557 28,29W,38E NAU 100 120 216 1234567 2903-241009 TOM 13810 1600-1759 38S,39S,47 JUL 100 130 217 245 2903-241009 BVB 13810 1600-1859 38S,39S,47 JUL 100 130 217 16 2903-241009 BVB 13810 1630-1759 38S,39S,47 JUL 100 130 217 3 2903-241009 BVB 13810 1630-1830 38S,39S,47 JUL 100 130 217 7 2903-241009 BVB 13820 1700-1759 47E,48 NAU 500 140 216 7 2903-241009 ADM 13820 1700-1759 38E,39S,48 NAU 125 145 216 5 2903-241009 ELF 13820 1700-1759 38E,39S,48 WER 250 135 217 14 2903-241009 EFD 13830 1400-1459 WER 250 75 216 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 13830 1500-1559 41E WER 500 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 13830 1600-1629 39,40 JUL 100 100 218 15 2903-241009 PAB 13830 1700-1759 38E,39S,48 JUL 125 130 216 14 2903-241009 SBO 13830 1730-1800 47E,48 JUL 100 130 216 6 2903-241009 RMI 13840 1100-1129 29S WER 100 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 PRW 13840 1700-1759 37,38 WER 100 180 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 13870 1730-1759 48 WER 250 150 217 23456 2903-241009 IBB 13870 1800-1900 48 NAU 250 140 218 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 13870 1900-1930 48 NAU 250 140 218 23456 2903-241009 IBB 15130 1400-1459 39N,40 WER 250 105 217 1234567 0407-241009 IBB 15160 1500-1529 41N ISS 250 80 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15160 1530-1559 41N ISS 250 80 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15190 0830-0900 38,39,40 WER 500 105 217 1234567 2903-241009 NHK 15205 1400-1430 41 JUL 100 90 218 1 2906-241009 PAB 15205 1415-1430 41 JUL 100 90 218 234567 0407-241009 PAB 15205 1430-1445 41 ISS 250 83 227 1 2906-241009 PAB 15205 1900-1930 46S NAU 125 215 218 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15205 1930-2000 46SE,47W WER 250 165 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15255 1300-1459 41E NAU 500 84 218 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 15260 1900-2000 37,38W NAU 100 215 156 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15295 1500-1530 41 ISS 250 77 218 17 2903-241009 BVB 15295 1500-1559 41 ISS 250 77 218 56 2903-241009 BVB 15295 1515-1559 41 ISS 250 77 218 4 2903-241009 BVB 15295 1530-1559 41 ISS 250 77 218 23 2903-241009 BVB 15320 1300-1457 42,43W NAU 250 70 218 7 2304-241009 AWR 15320 1300-1459 42,43W NAU 250 70 218 1 2304-241009 AWR 15320 1300-1500 42,43W NAU 250 70 218 23456 2304-241009 AWR 15335 1500-1529 41N WER 250 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15335 1530-1559 41N WER 250 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15335 1859-1957 NAU 500 183 218 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 15350 1230-1459 41 WER 250 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 GFA 15370 1500-1558 41 NAU 500 95 218 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 15380 1430-1629 40 WER 250 105 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 15390 1330-1529 41NE,43S,49ISS 250 75 217 1234567 2903-241009 GFA 15430 1630-1659 48 WER 250 135 217 1234567 0107-241009 IBB 15435 1200-1300 41NE WER 250 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 15495 1630-1729 47,48 WER 100 150 217 1234567 1504-241009 BVB 15495 1729-1745 47,48 WER 100 150 217 6 1504-241009 BVB 15535 1759-1957 WER 500 150 217 1234567 2903-241009 RNW 15565 1500-1559 29SE WER 250 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 15610 1200-1230 31S,42N NAU 250 70 218 23456 2903-241009 BVB 15670 1400-1559 41 WER 500 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 15675 1830-1845 52,53 NAU 100 170 216 35 2903-241009 RRP 15680 1230-1330 40 WER 250 90 217 1234567 3006-241009 IBB 15680 1500-1530 40,41 JUL 100 90 218 2 0405-241009 BVB 15680 1500-1559 40,41 JUL 100 90 218 3 2903-241009 BVB 15680 1500-1515 41,49NW NAU 250 83 218 1 0504-241009 BVB 15680 1500-1615 40,41 JUL 100 90 218 7 0407-241009 BVB 15680 1515-1559 40,41 JUL 100 90 218 456 2903-241009 BVB 15680 1530-1559 40,41 JUL 100 90 218 1 0205-241009 BVB 15690 1400-1459 41S ISS 500 88 227 1234567 0407-241009 YFR 15715 1400-1500 41 WER 500 90 217 1234567 2104-241009 YFR 15715 1500-1559 41 WER 500 90 217 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 15750 1600-1759 47,48 NAU 500 155 218 1234567 2903-241009 YFR 17485 1500-1559 46E,47,48W JUL 100 160 216 1234567 2903-241009 TOM 17535 0900-1000 38,39 WER 125 135 217 6 2903-241009 BVB 17575 1630-1659 48 WER 250 135 217 1234567 0107-241009 AWR 17575 1730-1759 48 WER 250 135 217 1234567 2903-241009 AWR 17670 1400-1459 40 WER 250 105 217 1234567 2903-241009 IBB 17805 1400-1459 41 WER 250 90 217 17 1804-241009 BVB List of Broadcasters which are using MEDIA BROADCAST technical equipment: ADM internal name (not "Abu Dhabi Media Company") AWR Adventist World Radio BVB High Adventure Gospel - Bible Voice Broadcasting CHW Christliche Wissenschaft CVC Christian Vision DTK MEDIA BROADCAST (ex Deutsche Telekom) DVB Democratic Voice of Burma EFD Ethiopeans For Democracy ELF Eritrean Liberation Front EMG Evangelische Missionsgemeinden in Deutschland FEB Feba Radio UK GFA Gospel for Asia HCJ Voice of the Andes HLR Hamburger Lokalradio HRT Hrvratska Radio Televizija IBB International Broadcast Bureau IBR IBRA Radio Schweden LWF Lutheran World Federation MVB Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Baltic Radio MWA Missionswerk Arche NHK Nippon Hoso Kyokai PAB Pan Am Broadcasting PRW Polskie Radio Warsaw RHU Radio Huriyo (Xoriyo) RMI Radio Miami International RNW Radio Netherlands World Service RRP Radio Reveil Paroles de Vie RTR Radio Traumla ND (Belgium) SBO Sagalee Bilisummaa Oromoo TOM The Overcomer Ministry TWR Trans World Radio VOR Voice of Russia WRN World Radio Network YFR WYFR Family Radio Michael Puetz MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH Order Management & Backoffice Josef-Lammerting-Allee 8-10 D-50933 Cologne Germany Please send your inquiries and reception reports to: E-Mail: <QSL-Shortwave @ media-broadcast.com> Internet: <http://www.media-broadcast.com/en/radio/kurzwelle.html> ************************************* WORLDWIDE DX CLUB Postfach 1214 D-61282 Bad Homburg GERMANY Fax: +49 6172 123117 E-Mail: <mail @ wwdxc.de> Internet: <http://www.wwdxc.de> ************************************* (via WWDXC Michael Bethge, condensed by wb, BC-DX TopNews July 6) Ingo Dahrendorf, langjaehriger Technischer Direktor des Westdeutschen Rundfunks, ist am 13. Juni 2009 im Alter von 81 Jahren gestorben. Nachruf auf Seite 12: <http://www01.wdr.de/unternehmen/service/pdf/wdrprint/2009/WDR_2009- 07_WDR_Print.pdf> (wb) XRadio Tambov 11770 kHz (via Juelich) bestaetigte meinen Empfangsbericht innerhalb von 51 Tagen mit einer det. QSL-Karte. Fuer's Rueckporto hatte ich einen US-Dollar beigelegt. Adresse: ul. Polynkovskaya 156, 392028 Tambov, Russland. v/s Sergei Protivzla Stepanov, Director. Bei XRadio handelt es sich um eine russische Internet-Radiostation mit russischem Rockmusik-Format, die aber auch ueber die Sendeanlagen von CVC in Juelich zu hoeren ist und zwar laut deren Webseite <www.xradio.su> nach folgendem Sendeplan: 1200-1600 UTC 11770 kHz 1600-1800 UTC 13640 kHz 1800-2000 UTC 11945 kHz (Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX July 10) The current schedule for Wachenbrunn on 1323 kHz is believed to be as follows: 0500-0900 Voice of Russia - English 0900-1100 Voice of Russia - German 1100-1200 Voice of Russia - German (except Saturday) 1100-1200 Radio Santec - German (Saturday only) 1200-1500 Mezhdunarodnoye Russkoye Radio - Russian 1500-1700 Voice of Russia - Russian 1700-1800 Voice of Russia - German (exc Sunday and 1745-1800 Wed.) 1700-1800 Radio Santec - German (Sunday only) 1745-1800 Lutherische Stunde - German (Wednesday only) 1800-1900 Voice of Russia - German (except 1845-1900 Thursday-Tuesday) 1845-1900 Missionswerk Heuelbach - German (except Wednesday) 1900-2100 Voice of Russia - French (except 1930-2000 Friday) 1930-2000 Radio Santec - French (Friday only) 2100-2200 Voice of Russia - Russian (compiled by Tony Rogers BrDXC-UK; please advise of any corrections; July Communication magazine via dxld July 7) GUINEA 7125 at 1425-1433 UT, R. Guinee, Conakry, presumed, in French with OM announcer (... sont parvenues ...la presence ...). African song at 1427z. 1431z, presumed news, maybe interview. Very weak here. 15441. (Pedro Turner-POR, dxld July 6) 7125 R. Guinee, Sonfonya, 0945-1015, 03 Jul, Vernacular, Afr. music, jingle for news in French at 1000; 24432. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) INDONESIA 9525.88 Voice of Indonesia at *1300-1308 UT on July 4. Sign- on anmt, then English txion, beginning with news. Strong signal. (John Wilkins-CO-USA, DXplorer July 5) VoINS heute mit dem 3. Sender in der Luft, der oberhalb bei v9525.88 kHz schwingt, 1800-1900 UT July 5. (73 wb) KAZAKHSTAN 9950 V. of Orthodoxy Jun 19 *1430-1440 42432 Russian, 1430 sign on with IS, ID, Chorus music, Opening announce, Talk. 9950 V. of Orthodoxy Jun 23 *1430-1444 44444 Russian, 1430 sign on with IS, ID, Chorus music, Opening announce, Talk. 9950 V. of Orthodoxy Jun 30 *1430-1445 45333-45444 Russian, 1430 sign on with IS, ID, Chorus music, Opening announce, Talk. (Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium July 5) 9950 Voice of Orthodoxy 1430-1500 UT Tue+Fri Russian 200kW 312deg Almaty- Nikolayevka KAZ (Aoki) KOREA D.P.R. 12015.13 VoKOR Pyongyang in Russian at 1400-1455 UT July 2, \\ 9325. 15244.69 VoKOR in French at 1400-1455 UT, S=7-8, heavy heterodyne tone, \\ 13760.00. 15245.41 VoKOR in English at 1300-1355 UT, July 3, \\ 13760.00. 15244.92 at 1820 UT on July 5. Voice of Korea, Pyongyang in English. 12015.12 VoKOR in German at 1825 UT, July 5, only fair signal. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 2/5) 7140 Voice of Korea, Kujang, 0935-..., 05 Jul, Mandarin, Korean songs; 25332. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) 2850 North Korean carrier noted 1030 UT on 3 July. Not heard well in last two months as an indicator of band conditions to Asia (Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer July 9) Pyongyang KRE 4 masts visible ??? 39 03 44.13 N 125 53 40.40 E (wb, SW TXsite July 9) Re: Wolfy's North Korea Find. Nice find! From historical images it appears that two of the masts (north) might possibly be two HF log periodic antennas. As for the other two masts we could only speculate if MW/SW ?? As for usage ... will we ever know???? (Ian Baxter-D, SW TXsite July 9) Are here problems with different coordinate systems in play? Hitting the referenced ones into Google Maps just leads to open pasture land, and I see no transmission facilities in the vicinity of this location either. [later] Aha: This looks indeed like a now closed mediumwave facility. Note also the apparent cooling water ponds. The large one to the right appears to be empty now, the small one to the left (if it is a basin at all) has even been levelled. The main structure seems to be the transmitter hall, half underground and with high windows. When reviewing the matter of mediumwave sites in Pyongyang area it appears to be understood that 819 kHz / 500 kW and 657 kHz / 1500 kW are not co- located. For the latter the site has been specified as Kangnam. Such a settlement appears on maps south of Pyongyang, but looking at satellite images did not reveal a mediumwave site there so far. Furthermore there is also 1368 kHz with 2 kW, so this must be a transmitter within or in the outskirts of Pyongyang, probably but not necessarily co-located with high power facilities. Perhaps whatever kind of consolidation made the facility seen here redundant? (Kai Ludwig-D, SW TXsite July 10) This KRE image is only visible in Google Earth, not Google Maps, stamped of March 7, 2004 Dec 26, 2003 - best Nov 6, 2000 is now vegetated pasture land ! image of Aug 6, 2005 (wb, SW TXsite July 10) LAOS 4412.62v Lao National Radio via Sam Neua, 1218-1231*, July 8. Unusual programming; perhaps problem with the feed from Vientiane? For the first time heard them post-1200 not in parallel with 6130. Heard non-stop nice SE Asia music and songs; brief sign-off announcement followed by choral National Anthem (Pheng Xat Lao) till off. 6130 had the usual news program till BoH. (Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld July 8) 6130 LNR, at 1416-1423 UT on June 29 (Mon.). Starts after the news in Laotian; introduction in Laotian for "Functioning in Business" mentions "VOA", who produces this program in English; "Hello. I am Elizabeth Moore. Welcome to Functioning in Business"; show about making and confirming reservations (sounded like a repeat program); poor. Scheduled for Mon. and Tues., but often also noted on Fri. and Sat., for the 1415-1430 UT time period. 7145 Lao National Radio, at 1308-1348 UT on June 29. Best reception so far; in French with musical fanfare between items; 1331 UT into English ("... UT, on a frequency of 97.25 MHz."), thanks to Mauno Ritola for confirmation that this FM frequency is Laos; M & W alternating with assume news items. Summer noise and ham QRM after 1329 UT made for poor reception, but the French segment was almost fair. Nice to have this back on the air again! (Ron Howard-CA-USA, DXplorer July 4) LUXEMBOURG Some imagery websites of Radio Luxembourg. See also <http://www.bce.lu/BCE_Radio_Transmission.htm> (not updated for some time, thus not including the TRAM solid-state transmitter that has been installed at Marnach since) (Kai Ludwig-D, SW TXsite June 29) <http://home.swipnet.se/radiomuseum/208/scott.htm> (Ian Baxter-AUS, SW TXsite June 29) MADAGASCAR 3215 R Feon'ny Filazantsara, partial data personal e-mail verification in 9 weeks after follow up, v/s Rev. Jean de Dieu Rakotoniaina (The Station Director). Gives the following addresses: a) 20 I 40 Andranomadio, 110 Antsirabe, Madagascar b) B.P. 95, Antsirabe, Madagascar c) <jdrlcc @ yahoo.fr> (Vashek Korinek-AFS, DXplorer, dswci DXW July 8) MALI 9635 RTV du Mali Bamako July 6 at *0800-0815 UT. Transmission opened with IS of drums and flutes followed by a station ID by a Yl in French. Next, an Om talked in vernaculars. There was none of the usual bright tribal music, just non-stop talk with multiple Radio Mail ID's until fade-out at 0815 UT. Signal was poor. (Bruce Barker-PA-USA, hcdx July 6) 7285 at 1457-1503 UT, R. Mali, Bamako, in French, with traditional instrument music. 1500z ID by YL, followed by news. 24332. (Pedro Turner-POR, dxld July 6) 7285.9 R. Mali, Kati, 1430-1630, 05 Jul, Vernacular, tribal songs,..., French later for f/ball; 45444; \\ 9635 good but with weaker modulation. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) MEXICO 6104.743 XEQM, Merida 2203-2207 July 2, 2009. End of Spanish pop vocal, into commercial string from 2205 UT. No ID, fair. (Terry L Krueger-FL-USA, DXplorer July 4/5) 4800 XERTA at 0930 UT carrier only on 8 July, 1230 UT fading out with music, 2 July. 6104.77 Mexico Merida 0935 strong signal, om/yl with music 8 July. (Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer July 9) MOROCCO Re: 207 kHz ? If so, we may be hearing the same station ... I doubt Morocco's RTM in Azilal on 207 kHz is running the same power output it did a few years ago when it boomed in at the Jim Renfrew receiver in Byron upstate New York) using a simple longwire and a Magnetic loop is better than the average Beverage let alone the average longwire and someone tentatively caught them in Alberta (Nigel Pimblett)... It would have boomed also with a beverage. Just good condx Bogdan. I can tell you, I have a large loop (actually a K9AY) and a few beverages and those ALWAYS outperform the K9AY. This is why during dxpeditions, beverages are often prefered over other antennas. If you don't have enough real estate, then loops become the obvious choice. (Sylvain Naud-QC-CAN, mwdx July 5) MRC Azilal Demnate LW 207 kHz on Google Earth 31 53 54.35 N 06 33 16.80 W <http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=31+53+54.35+N+ +06+33+16.80+W&sll=51.316881,10.415039&sspn=20.381361,56.733398&ie=UTF8&ll =31.898431,-6.554667&spn=0.00674,0.013851&t=h&z=17> I have been on holiday tour in Algarve coast southern Portugal in Oct 2007, the LW 207 kHz signal was much, much less powerful than in previous decades. Distance Armacao de Peira-Algarve-POR to Azilal-MRC approx. 605 kilometers. (wb df5sx, <http://topnews.wwdxc.de> via mwdx July 5) MYANMAR 9730.79, Myanma Radio, 1242-1303 + 1334-1530*, July 4. In vernacular; playing wide range of music (indigenous music/singing, pop western style tunes sung in vernacular, pop/rap songs, etc); CRI QRM (English) on 9730.0 till off at 1357; best in USB; from 1357 to 1500 UT reception was fair; the usual indigenous instrumental music before sign- off. New sign-off time? (ex: 1512*); clearly \\ with 5915 (poor under CRI). Believe the addition of this frequency in \\ is a very recent development. If today is any indication, this clearly is no longer their Educational Service. The format is completely different than in the past, when they had lessons about chemical and math formulas, English language lessons, etc. Have they started a new service? If so, I will miss hearing their English lessons. This was not \\ to 5985 nor 5770 kHz. Have posted audio file to "File > Station Sounds 5770 Myanmar Defense Forces BS via Taunggyi, 1225-1240, July 4. In vernacular; EZL pop songs in vernacular; 1232 the usual military marching band music at their local ToH (also noted again at 1331). A good day for Myanmar reception. 5985.0 Myanma Radio, 1305-1330, July 4. Even though I have not recently reported on Myanmar, they have been routinely heard, just not as strong as their winter time reception. In vernacular; EZL pop songs in vernacular; usual indigenous music and chimes at BoH (their local ToH). (Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld July 4) Myanmar - logs and audio file. I confirmed Myanma Radio on 9730.83 kHz at 1530* UT on July 5, too. Hiroshi confirmed \\ with 5915 kHz. Severe QRMed CRI on same freq. (Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, NDXC dxld July 5) 5915.00 Myanma Radio, at 2345-0014 UT on July 05/06, vernac talk, westernized pop songs about equal strength to co/channel CRI in English but surfaced when CRI signed off 2356 UT. Reception on 5985 kHz was too messy for me to be able to make out if 5915 kHz was \\ or not. (Martien Groot-HOL, dxld July 6) Andy wrote it in blog of RNW-Media Network about Miyanma Radio-Minorities progr. Burmese junta "expands ethnic radio programmes for propaganda" <http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/burmese-junta-expands-ethnic-radio- programmes-for-propaganda#more-13357> This may be related to the change of the format. (Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, NDXC dxld July 6) Thank you Sei-ichi for your input. Appreciate your observations! Almost identical format and reception heard today (July 5) as reported yesterday. Looks as if this will be a routine frequency to hear. The only difference today that I observed was that 5915 kHz had a third station mixing with CRI and Myanma Radio. Suspect it might have been QRM from Radio Zambia / Radio One. Seems Myanmar has indeed changed their sign-off time here (ex: 1512*). What has happened to their Educational Service? Changed frequency and/or a new time schedule or simply dropped? (Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld July 6) 5915 Myanma Radio, randomly from 1247 to 1435, July 8. In vernacular; holding up well against the usually much stronger CRI; today about equal strength. 9730.81v kHz was clearly off-the-air today! (Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld July 8) 5985.00 Myanma R, at 2244-2305 UT on July 09, open carrier already there at tune-in, 2300 UT one-minute intro on indigenous instruments, 2301 UT Bamar? female opening announcement easily dominated co/channel WYFR. 5915.00 did not get going until 2330 UT intro tune, then had a different opening procedure and seemed to play more westernized pop than 5985 kHz did. Obviously these two freqs are not \\ . (Martien Groot-HOL, dxld July 10) NETHERLANDS [non, rather FRANCE/GERMANY] . Currently hearing Radio Tour de France - Radio Nederland's extended broadcast in Dutch to cover the Tour de France cycle races. Have not seen this publicised anywhere though may have missed it? Good reception on all frequencies: 5955 7235 9595 9895 13700 and 13825 kHz. Heard from 1458 UT tune-in - RNW website says broadcasts are from 4th July starting at 2 o'clock in the afternoon (so presumably from 1400 CET 1200 UT?). Not sure how long broadcasts are though. <http://www.rnw.nl/nl/nederlands/radioprogramme/radio-tour-de-france-bij- de-wereldomroep> Programme of commentary and music and IDs like a separate station including Radio Tour de France jingles etc but carried RNW news at 1500 UT. R Tour de France broadcast ended at 1600 UT when 7235-ISS 9595-WER and 13825-ISS closed (and 5955-WER 9895-WER and 13700-NAU continued with Newsline in Dutch). Presumably daily broadcast until Tour ends on 26th July. (Alan Pennington-UK, dxld July 7) The length will vary according to the length of the race on each day. Yesterday's was something over 4 hours. It's a domestic service relay of Radio 1, which changes its name to Radio Tour de France every year for the duration. The website is <http://tour2009.nos.nl> (Andy Sennitt, RNW, ibid.) RNW Tour de France reports on SW, July 4 - July 27 7235 1200-1600 18,27,28 ISS 250 60 F RNW 9595 1200-1600 18,27,28W WER 100 300 D RNW 13700 1200-1459 27S,37N,28SW NAU 500 230 D RNW 13700 1200-1459 28S,39W NAU 500 140 D RNW 13825 1200-1600 18 ISS 250 30 F RNW (wb, BC-DX TopNews July 4) Audio routing check at 1430 UT: Issoudun on 7235 kHz is about 1.5 seconds ahead of Wertachtal on 5955 kHz. Also sounds sharper, with a bit more bass and considerably more presence boost. Would have been fun to compare it with Radio 1 itself. For identifying Radio 1: Watch out for the phrase "op Een" on jingles. It's a bit in passing, thus could be overlooked after the "Radio Tour de France". (Kai Ludwig-D, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 8) NETH ANTILLES RNW has scheduled a 3-day DRM test from Bonaire, for August 20-22, on 9705-9710-9715 at 1700-2100 in Spanish, 120 kW at 350 degrees --- that must be for HFCC [conference] in the Dominican Republic. I believe the DRM transmitter there has been gathering dust for quite some time, or rather used in AM mode to outkeep the spiders. (Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld in ARDXC ADXN magazine July) NIGERIA 6089.85 R. Nigeria, Kaduna, 1501-1522, 03 Jul, Vernacular, talks; 54343, adj. DRM QRM (6085). (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) PERU 3329.53 Ondas del Huallaga, Huanuco 1015 with CHU notched 9 July; Better on 8 July with music and om en espanol. best in lsb. 0050 to 0100 with good audio, 3 July. 4746.89 Radio Huanta 2000 Huanta Ayacucho 2335 on 30 June. 4790 Radio Vision Chiclayo, irregular schedule off 1000 on 9 July and other days; 0930 30 June. 4824.49 La Voz de la Selva, Iquitos Sign on 0914, yl into echo chamber effect on 26 June; 4826.45 Radio Sicuani, Sicuani 2340 on July 5; 1000 each day in July with weak but steady signal, no fades. 4857.39 Radio La Hora Cusco 2330 to 0000 most local evenings. 4857 R. La Hora, Cusco. June 26, 27 Spanish 2336-0007 two male talks in a sports program "lo partido..._, 2048 ads "computadoras..._, 0006 female talks, short music, 0008 audio silent, 0009 presumed carrier off. Capable to copy few words, 23533. 6173.9 Radio Tawantinsuyo, Cusco 0050 to 0100 weak signal but untroubled by cochannel slop, om espanol, OA music 3 July. 4949.9 [?] Radio Madre de Dios, Pt Maldonado 1059 carrier on, very weak 3 July. 4955 Radio Cultural Amauta, Huanta noted 1015 on June 30. 5039.21 Radio Libertad Junin 1020 most local mornings. 5460.1 Radio Bolivar Cd. Bolivar 2330 to 0000 on 29 June. (Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer July 9) 4790 R. Vision, Chiclayo, 2247-2309, 04 Jul, Castilian, rlgs. propag., ID+slogan "RV - una Radio para todos", Indian songs; 35343. 4824.5 La Voz de la Selva, Iquitos, 2240-2252, 06 Jul, Castilian, light songs & ballads; 34332, adj. QRM de CHN 4820 & CODAR QRM. 4857.4 R. La Hora, Cusco, 2245-..., 06 Jul, Indian songs; 33331, CODAR QRM. 4940 R. San Antonio, Villa Atalaya, 2313-2329, 04 Jul, Castilian, rlgs. propag. prgr; 35332. 4955 R. Cultural Amauta, Huanta, 2229-2241, 06 Jul, Quechua, Indian songs, talks; 45333. 6173.8 R. Tawantinsuyo (pres), Cusco, 2139-..., 06 Jul, unreadable talks, no chance to identify the language; 15331. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) PORTUGAL Emissora Nacional de Radiodifusao, later RDP and currently the radio branch of RTP-Radio e Televisao de Portugal. During a visit to the Faro MW site at Meia Legua (this is between Faro and Olhao) in mid last week, I learned this place was initially intended for not only a 200+ m high MW monopole serving a 100 or 200 kW tx but also for a 2nd HF site dedicated exclusively for the Portuguese Africa. In fact, the site is huge, many hectares around, with only a small portion actually used now, viz. for the current 70+ m monopole with capacity hat consisting of just 3 wires sloping from the top. The old open wire feeder is still to be seen, but the monopole is fed via co-axial cable from the tx hut housing 3 txs, viz. an old 10 kW Marconi out of use, a 10 kW Nautel (Canadian) and a 1 kW stand by unit whose brand I forgot. The house is big enough to accomodate a 100 kW unit, if needed. The area surrounding the tower is regularly flooded because of the ground plane (120 radials, typical). The big concrete anchors for the planned 200 m tower are visible amidst the ones securing the existing monopole. The 200 m tower never materialised because in the meantime the Faro airport was built, and if you can check on GoogleEarth, you'll understand why. No more details about the planned 2nd HF site, but I estimate it was never built because of the airport. But in Faro itself, just close to the RDP house, at Campo Senhora da Saude, along the Calouste Gulbenkian Avenue, the original MW monopole from the late 40s/early 50s is still up. The place is now surrounded by many buildings ... and I bet many will ask themselves what the rusty tower is doing there ... (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) RUSSIA 15350 Ginbot 7 on Jun 18 at *1700-1712 UT. 25432-21431 Amharic, 1700 sign on with opening music, ID, Opening announce, Talk, Jamming from 1701 UT. 15350 V. of Meselna-Delina on June 18 at *1730-1740 UT 25322 Tigrigna, 1730 sign on with opening music, Opening announce, Eritrea pops and talk. (Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium July 5) via Samara-RUS 9750drm at 1300-1700 UT, S=9+20dB. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 4) Armavir Intermodulation. 4831 (=5920-1089); 7009 (=5920+1089). Fundamentals scheduled VoRUS in Sp 2000 UT, Port 2100-2200 UT; 1089 kHz 0300-2300 UT. RUS - Radio Rossii/VO Russia/Russian International Radio/Yevangelskiye Chteniya, Tbilisskaya (1200) - 0300-0700 & 1600-2300: 0300-0400 Russian (Sodruzhestvo), 0400-0500 RIR Russian, 0500-0700 Russian (Sodruzhestvo), 1600-1700 Russian (Sodruzhestvo), 1700-2100 RIR Russian, 2100-2200 Yevangelskiye Chteniya in Russian, 2200-2300 Russian (Sodruhetvo). (EMWG - Boel list) Re Armavir / Tbilisskaya intermodulation 2000-2200 UT. 200 kW SW 4x50 kW. 1089 kHz 197 meter mast. 45 27 49.20 N 40 05 43.44 E <http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=45+27+49.20+N+ +40+05+43.44+E&sll=51.316881,10.415039&sspn=20.381361,56.733398&ie=UTF8&ll =45.463667,40.0954&spn=0.005568,0.013851&t=h&z=17> (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 8) Yevangelskie Chteniya 4831 kHz 2008 UT July 8. Auf 4831 kHz ist Yevangelskie Chteniya \\ 1089 kHz mit relig. Px in Russisch zu hoeren. Ohne jetzt in einer Frequenzliste nachzuschauen, gehe ich mal davon aus, dass auch die Frequenz 5920 kHz (5920-1089=4831) aus Krasnodar/Armavir in Betrieb ist - das Problem ist ja nicht neu. (Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX July 8) Ich habe uebrigens beobachtet dass wenn 4831 kHz zu hoeren ist, auch auf 7009 (=5920 + 1089) ein duennes Signal zu hoeren ist. Ist aber so schwach dass ich nicht erkennen konnte ob es zu 1089/5920 passt. (Aart Rouw-D, A-DX July 8) SAUDI ARABIA 612 / 945 kHz Hail. Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. Please take a look in Google Earth at 27 28 02 N 41 43 38 E. The main building complex and the pair of MW masts must be for 612 and 945 kHz, but what about the other building with feeder lines and a long row of masts to the south? SW curtain antennas, beam 140/320 deg? (Alan Davies-INS, SW TXsite July 4) Alan Davies recently reported what appears to be a SW array at this presumed Hail MW site for BSKSA. Google Earth at 27 28 02N, 41 43 38E Does anyone know anything about this SW(?) array? Feedback requested. (Ian Baxter-AUS, SW TXsite July 4) SLOVAK REP 6 RSI Gewinne und der Hauptgewinn. Gestern 5. Juli auf 5920 und 6055 kHz im Englischen Programm wurde Joe Leyder unter den 6 Gewinnern der 9. Gewinn-Runde unter den Sendesprachen, als der Hauptgewinner der 7 Tage Tatra Reise nach Aqua Park City Poprad genannt. <http://www.rozhlas.sk/inetportal/rsi/core.php?lang=2> Rechts unter download <http://213.215.116.181:8000/file/www/portal/ondemandRSI_relID2_soundID730 0.mp3> Li Ming - China, der Gewinner der 9. Runde im englischen Programm. All Competition, Main price to Leyder Joe Luxembourgo Im deutschen Dienst ist auch noch ein Gewinner zu nennen. Gratulation an Joe. <http://www.tatralandia.sk/de/luboss.php> <http://www.liptovtravel.com/german/> (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 5) SOLOMON ISLANDS There are no shortwave broadcasts at present. The transmitter on 9541 kHz has been turned off to save electricity. It was not covering the Solomons, but was being heard elsewhere which was not its purpose. The 5020 kHz transmitter is awaiting spare parts and will came back - sometime! (Gordon Brown-NZL, NWDXC July 7) On the June 29 edition of RNZI Mailbox, which should be available on demand via <http://www.rnzi.com/pages/audio.php> until July 26, Adrian Sainsbury talks about his recent visits to Vanuatu and Solomon Islands to work on the SW transmitters. (Was there no May 31 edition? The previous audio file is dated May 17.) He says that as DXers know, SIBC 5020 has been off the air for some time awaiting spare parts, which are hard to find, and then it takes a long time to get them to the SI; maybe back in a few months. 9545 is on the air, or rather 9542 due to a problem with the oscillator in the transmitter, which they are also working on, but don't expect it to be on frequency any time soon [actually quite close to 9541.5 _ gh]. Both SI and Vanuatu are picking up DRM from RNZI for relay. Honiara is on the edge of the coverage area, so requires a large inverted-V antenna for some additional receiving gain. The civil war in SI ended six years ago but a lot of people are still traumatized by it; however, it's safe for tourists to visit. The country doesn't get much tourism, which is not yet commercialised. There are lots of Australians there keeping the peace. (notes by Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld July 10) SOMALIA 7145 R. Hargeisa, Hargeisa, Somaliland, 1622-1640, 03 Jul, Somali, talks, local modern songs; 45333. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) SRI LANKA 12095 Log: DW Sri Lanka in DRM ... 08:40 UTC auf 12095 kHz (ID 445702) in English, only label and SNR up to 5 dB. (73 Nils, DK8OK, A-DX July 4) 12095drm at 0800-0858 UT, 41=Afghanistan Camps and 2-3 Indian Dream DRM software user ? TRM 90 kW in 345 degr. Typ146 is a smaller curtain array type. Main lobe at AFG, TKM, Perm, Ekaterinburg, Murmansk in Russia, Svalbard/Spitsbergen. (wb) SUDAN 7200 ORTC, *0218-0429*, July 3, sign on with brief Qur'an recitation and into Arabic talk at 0219. Qur'an at 0221-0238 UT. Arabic talk at 0239 UT. Variety of local tribal music, Horn of Africa music, and Mid-East style music. Fair, but some occasional HAM QRM. (Brian Alexander-PA-USA, DXplorer July 4) 7200 at 1503-1515 UT, R. Ondurman, in Arabic, with news by deep voiced announcer, untill 1510z, when (pres) promos. ID's at 1505 and 1511z. 34432. (Pedro Turner-POR, dxld July 6) 7200 SRTC, Al-Aytahab, 1306-1632, 03 Jul, Arabic, newscast, ... , prayer around 1630; 35333. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) TAIWAN 9950 "North Korea Reform Radio" at 1300-1330 UT Korean 100 kW 2degr via Taipei TWN. 9950 North Korean Reform Radio (pres) *1300-1330* July 3. Talks in Korean by M&W; vocal mx at 1324; closing anmt at 1328. Good signal; listed via Taiwan. (John Wilkins-CO-USA, DXplorer July 5) Additional txion of TDP station Suab Xaa Moo Zoo in Hmong: 2230-2300 on 11760 TAI 100 kW / 250 deg to SEAs (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 10) TUNISIA RTT [Sfax], 7275 with Arabic music at 0555 July 10, but open carrier on 7335. The latter plugged in the audio for abrupt join in progress at 0558 to become \\. 0600 timesignal and presumed news. Both frequencies are registered for 0400-0800, and Aoki believes that too, but their true spans never really match. The WRTH A09 update is closer, so while we are at it, full schedule from that: Radio Television Tunisienne (RTT) (Gov) kHz: 7225, 7275, 7335, 7345, 9725, 12005 Summer Schedule 2009, Arabic Days Area kHz 0200-0500 daily NAf, ME 9725sfa, 12005sfa 0400-0625 daily Eu 7275sfa 0600-0810 daily NAf 7335sfa 1600-2000 daily NAf, ME 9725sfa, 12005sfa 1700-2110 daily NAf 7225sfa 1900-2400 daily NAf 7345sfa And from the July 6 WRTH domestic update: TUNISIA Summer time is not in use in 2009. (Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld July 10) Google Earth/Google Maps imagery. Some high resolution place. Six curtains north of the TX house at Sfax, Tunisia. On the left side the MW 1566 kHz 600/1200 kW antenna, and a direction reflector towards Beromuenster/Sarnen Switzerland. <http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=Sfax&sll=51.15 1786,10.415039&sspn=20.453081,56.733398&ie=UTF8&t=h&ll=34.821766,10.850067 &spn=0.006518,0.013851&z=17&iwloc=A> TURKEY Engin Asena, die jahrzehnte die beliebte DX-Ecke der Stimme der Tuerkei moderiert hat, geht zum 16.07.2009 in Pension. Die letzte, von ihr moderierte DX-Ecke der Stimme der Tuerkei gibt es am kommenden Samstag, 11.07.2009, gegen 1145 UT auf 13760 kHz und gegen 1745 UT auf 11835 kHz. Vielen Dank, liebe Engin, fuer Dein jahrzehnte langes Engagement fuer und um unser Fernempfangshobby, die unzaehligen DX-Ecken der Stimme der Tuerkei, Deine Teilnahmen an EDXC-Konferenzen und TRT-Hoerertreffen. Deine markante Stimme haben wir im Ohr und werden sie sehr vermissen. Fuer Deinen Ruhestand wuenschen wir Dir alles Gute, viel Gesundheit, Glueck und Zufriedenheit. Deiner Nachfolgerin / Deinem Nachfolger bei der DX-Ecke der Stimme der Tuerkei wuenschen wir schon heute einen guten Einstand. (Siegbert Gerhard-D, A-DX July 9) Lieber Siegbert, es freut mich, dass das Oldie Radio bei Dir unbeschaedigt angekommen ist. Kannst Du allen DX- Freunden und Hobby-Zeitschriften melden, dass ich ab 16. Juli 2009 nicht mehr als Redakteurin bei VOT taetig sein werde. Danke im voraus. Ich werde Dir Bescheid geben, wer die DX Ecke nach mir moderieren wird. Viele Gruesse Engin (July 9) Lieber Siegbert, hoechstwahrscheinlich werde ich ab Mitte Juli in Pension gehen, daher werde ich Dir Bescheid geben, wer die DX ECKE nach mir moderieren wird. Dann kannst Du Kontakt mit ihr aufnehmen und wenn erwuenscht kannt Du weiterhin unsere DX ECKE unterstuetzen. Natuerlich werden wir als alte DX Freunde weiterhin in Kontakt bleiben. Vielen Dank fuer die Zusammenarbeit. Mit freundlichen Gruessen Engin Asena (June 16) UNID 6009.786 UNID Colombia/Mexico? at 2140 UT. Auf exakt 6010 kHz wird ja wohl Bahrein mit dem ueblichen easy-listening sein (SIO 343) mit irgendwas LA-maessigem darunter. Aber 314 Hz tiefer, der Traeger, weiss da jemand, ob der Mexikaner zuwenig Jalapenos reintat in den Oszillator? (Nils Schiffhauer-D DK8OK, A-DX July 6) Unidentifiziert. 9535 kHz Bubble Jammer 1800-1900 UT unter CRI Russian aus Issoudun und einer weiteren UNID station. Ist das ein Armee-Jammer aus Georgien?, der 24 Stunden gegen Abkhaz Radio mitlaeuft? Frueher vor 2 Jahren war hier mal Greenville in Spanisch, und Kubanischer Bubble Jammer zugange... (wb, July 5) USA FCC schedule Updated. Almost halfway thru A-09, FCC has posted an updated schedule to the original one: <http://www.fcc.gov/ib/sand/neg/hf_web/A09FCC02.TXT> dated June 30. It still has imaginary listings for WJIE, KTMI, WMLK but nothing yet for WJHR; as well as imaginary transmissions for some station which do exist. (Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld July 7) USA [non] Updated summer A-09 of Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: Arabic 0200-0700 on 1593 R.Free IRQ 1500-1530 on 1593 1830-2000 on 1593 2100-2300 on 1593 Azeri 1500-1600 on 7480 15565 Avari 0300-0320 on 7290 9435 1500-1520 on 6120 11810 Belarussian 0300-0500 on 612 6105 6120 1500-1700 on 612 7445 9725 1700-1900 on 612 6050 6105 1900-2100 on 612 5820 9405 Chechen 0320-0340 on 7290 9435 1520-1540 on 6120 11810 Chercassi 0340-0400 on 7290 9435 1540-1600 on 6120 11810 Dari 0330-0430 on 1296 15680 17670 17685 R.Free AFG 0530-0630 on 1296 15680 17670 17685 0730-0830 on 1296 15680 17670 17685 0930-1030 on 1296 15090 15680 17685 1130-1230 on 1296 15090 15680 17685 1330-1430 on 1296 11550 15090 Georgian 0500-0600 on 9725 11875 17770 1130-1145 on 12070 15130 15460 Mon-Fri 1400-1500 on 13615 15460 1800-1900 on 7520 9370 2000-2045 on 7480 9840 Mon-Fri 2000-2100 on 7480 9840 Sat/Sun Kazakh 0100-0200 on 7215 9750 1300-1400 on 9465 12005 Kyrgyz 1200-1230 on 15140 17730 1500-1530 on 7465 11780 Moldovan 0400-0430 on 5955 Mon-Fri 1500-1530 on 9495 Sat/Sun 1600-1630 on 7430 Mon-Fri 1800-1830 on 3995 Mon-Fri Pashto 0230-0330 on 1296 12140 17670 17685 R.Free AFG 0430-0530 on 1296 15680 17670 17685 0630-0730 on 1296 15680 17670 17685 0830-0930 on 1296 15090 15680 17685 1030-1130 on 1296 15090 15680 17685 1230-1330 on 1296 11550 15090 15680 Persian 0030-0100 on 1575 5860 7280 7245 7295 7375 Radio Farda 0100-0130 on 1575 5860 7280 7245 7295 7375 7490 0130-0230 on 1575 5860 5885 6045 7280 7295 7375 15475 0200-0230 on 1575 5860 5885 6045 7280 7295 7375 7490 15475 0230-0300 on 1575 5860 5885 7280 7370 11700 13810 15475 0300-0330 on 1575 5860 5885 7280 7370 9480 9805 11700 13810 15475 0330-0400 on 1575 5860 5885 7280 9480 9805 11700 13810 15690 15475 0400-0500 on 1575 5860 5885 9635 11705 13810 15690 15475 0500-0530 on 1575 5860 5885 13810 15255 15690 15475 0530-0600 on 1575 5885 7220 13810 15255 15690 15475 21715 0600-0630 on 1575 5885 7220 13810 15690 15475 17545 17630 17845 21715 0630-0800 on 1575 5885 7220 15690 15475 17545 17590 17630 17845 21715 0800-0830 on 1575 5885 7220 15690 15475 17545 17590 17630 17845 17880 21715 0830-0930 on 1575 5885 7220 13825 15610 17545 17590 15690 17630 17845 17880 21715 0930-1000 on 1575 5885 15610 15690 17545 17590 17630 17845 17880 21715 1000-1030 on 1575 5885 7435 15610 15690 17545 17590 17630 17880 21715 1030-1130 on 1575 5885 7435 15610 15690 17630 17695 17880 21715 1130-1200 on 1575 5885 7435 15690 17630 17695 17880 21715 1200-1330 on 1575 7435 15690 17755 1330-1400 on 1575 7435 15330 15690 17755 1400-1500 on 1575 5870 11520 15330 17670 17755 1500-1530 on 1575 11520 15410 17755 1530-1600 on 1575 11520 11560 15410 17755 1600-1630 on 1575 7340 7580 11520 11560 1630-1700 on 1575 7340 7580 11520 15475 1700-1730 on 1575 7580 9760 11520 15475 1730-1800 on 1575 7580 9760 9855 1800-1900 on 1575 5830 7580 9855 1900-2130 on 1575 5830 7580 9505 2130-0030 on 1575 Russian 0300-0400 on 5925 7205 11700 15470 0400-0500 on 5925 7205 9520 9760 0500-0700 on 9520 9760 12005 17560 0800-1000 on 11700 15130 17730 1200-1300 on 9585 11700 15130 15565 1300-1400 on 11725 15130 15565 1400-1500 on 9530 11725 11880 13645 15565 1500-1600 on 9520 9530 11885 11725 1600-1700 on 7270 9445 9530 1700-1800 on 5980 5995 9520 11805 1800-1900 on 5820 9520 11755 11805 1900-2000 on 7220 9465 9475 9840 2000-2100 on 7285 9465 Tajik 0100-0200 on 9760 13760 0200-0400 on 9760 15525 1400-1500 on 9790 11895 1500-1600 on 9790 11975 1600-1700 on 7540 9790 Tatar 0300-0400 on 7390 9635 0500-0600 on 9635 1500-1530 on 9715 12075 1600-1630 on 9695 11600 1900-2000 on 9805 Turkmen 0200-0300 on 864 9555 15460 0300-0400 on 9555 15460 1400-1500 on 12075 13830 1500-1530 on 7260 7420 1530-1600 on 864 7260 7420 1600-1700 on 7350 11975 1700-1800 on 9485 9670 Uzbek 0200-0300 on 9855 12025 15145 0300-0400 on 9855 15145 17770 1400-1500 on 7560 9510 12005 1600-1700 on 6060 7555 9390 9520 (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 10) VANUATU 3945 presumed R. Vanuatu Port Vila, at 0933-1002 UT on July 5, vernacular. Announcer w/ talk in unid. language b/w vernacular "island" mx selections; over mx at times; diff. ancr joins briefly at 0948 UT then format resumes thru ToH; weak-poor; gradually fading under increasing band noise; pretty much unusable by ToH. (Scott Barbour-NH-USA, DXplorer July 5 Quoting John Durham: Correct John, and they want reports PMB 9049 Vila, Vanuatu. include return postage... (Johno from Nigel Holmes Radio Australia. Vanuatu. Vanuatu Brodacasting & TV Corp. VBTC. Port Vila noted at a good level on 3945 kHz at 1030 UT in Bislama ? frequent mention of Luganville. Must be the new 10 kW transmitter. Good to hear this one back on 75mb. (John Durham-NZL, hcdx July 5) The first new 10 kW transmitter on 3945 kHz is working well and closes automatically every day at 1100 UT. It is currently covering Vanuatu well all day. (Gordon Brown-NZL, NWDXC July 7) 3945 R. Vanuatu, Port Vila. July, 5 at 0834 UT sound of a car with siren followed by a slow speech male; romantic pop and reggae music, 0856 male talks, 0900 canned talks on music by female "program_, Pacific choral but melodically seeming religious music. Good, constant signal level, 35333. Returning to listen from 0928 to 1002, basically music selections & talks; music was with a pacific elements crossing world pop music, from romantic to hip hop style; many IDs "R. Vanuatu; R Vanuatu, voice of..._ Monitored two top of the hour and don't heard that "flute signature_. Its signal was better than in 2006 considering actual propagation, better than the best moments of SIBC. At peak 45434. (Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer July 9) Two new 10 kW SW transmitters are being installed now; big inauguration should be mid-July but testing begins this week [and there have already been lots of reports of 3945 -gh]. Frequencies are 3945, 5050 and 7260. Plans to use 3945 at night and 5050 in the daytime; 7260 for daytime in the summer, likely not until November. [RNZI have been registering 5050 for some seasons now on behalf of Vanuatu, but it has never been used or reported yet gh] RV also have a new transmitter building which is well air-conditioned. The new transmitters should last a long time if they are properly cared for, avoiding corrosion, etc. Studio equipment has also been upgraded with a fair amount of Oz and NZ aid; their own technicians have been trained to look after it. Two Americans are there installing the American-made transmitters, and Steve White of RNZI accompanied Adrian also to SOLOMON ISLANDS [q.v.], and has stayed there a while longer as Adrian returned to NZ. Steve will commission the new equipment when it is finished. DRM reception of RNZI is good, and used for relaying news broadcasts. SW is for the outer islands but should be heard further afield too. (notes by Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld July 10) ZAMBIA 5915 at 1827-1831 UT, ZNBC, Lusaka, noted with African songs and YL announcer. From 1830z onwards, splatter from R. Slovakia on 5920 kHz ruined reception. Per Aoki, this was a Losi language transmission. Fair during Slovakia absence. (Pedro Turner-POR, dxld July 6) 5915 ZNBC Radio 1, Lusaka, 2101-2115, 03 Jul, Vernacular, discussion; 35332. 6165 ZNBC Radio 2, Lusaka, 2135-2207*, 06 Jul, English, slection of pops, mainly African; stn. slogan for Radio 2, natl. anthem followed by a vy. short tone signal at s/off; 55433. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 7) #*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#* LOGS. Still no sunspots visible yet, or predicted soon? What a crazy time. Yesterday July 4th at 1410 UT, two 150 kilometers distance close-by stations even 'folded' my Eton E1 power indicator. RTBF Wavre on 9970 in French, and Radio Liberty Biblis 9530 in Russian with powerhouse S=9+40dB signals, much much better than all other stations on 31 mb. Today July 5th, yes 6005 BBC ASC was well heard also here in Germany around 0550 UT [scheduled 4-7 UT]. BUT the various Cuban stations in 49, 31 and 25 mb were really inexistent here today in 5-7 UT slot ! Even the strongest 6140 channel had a very, very tiny signal of S=0-1. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 5) #*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#* 4th Mediumwave-Summer-Contest 1. Contest Period: Wellenforum is holding its 4th Mediumwave Summer Contest. The contest runs from Wednesday, 15 July 2009 (00.00 UTC) to Friday, 31 July 2009 (23.59 UTC). 2. BC Stations. During the contest period participants can score by listening to MW BC stations. Listening time has to be at least 10 minutes for each station. Valid contest frequencies are between 525 kHz and 1700 kHz. Verification should be done by adequate program details like a news headline or a music title. Please do not use phrases like "music" or "news" ! 3. Conditions of Participation. The contest is open to all DXers, regardless of their membership in any DX club and/or wellenforum. Logs can be made through the wellenforum-Online-Log facility, which will be available at <www.contest.wellenforum.de> in due course. Please note, that a registration is necessary to be granted access to the wellenforum-Online-Log-facility. You can also send in your logs via eMail to <fwi @ wellenforum.de> Please note, that, if you send your logs via email after the contest, the following format should be used: Frequency / day / time(UTC) / ITU / station / language / SIO / details 4. Awards. Every participant will receive a participation certificate promptly after the contest has finished. This time we will not evaluate any individual score and ranking. 5. Diploma. On the occasion of the ITALY MEDITERRANEAN GAMES, every registered wellenforum-member has the chance to be awarded with a special "Mediterranean Diploma". To receive this diploma, participants have to log at least one station from every country adjacent to the Mediterranean Sea. The following countries are participating in the ITALY MEDITERRANEAN GAMES: Europe: Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cyprus, Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Monaco, San Marino*, Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Spain, Turkey. *no MW BC station. Afrika: Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia Asia: Lebanon, Syria In addition, the following islands are also eligible: Mallorca, Corsica, Sardinia, Crete, Rhodes Israel does not participate in the games. Serbia and San Marino do not have a direct access to the Mediterranean Sea. The Diploma will be given out in three levels. Bronze - up to 10 countries / islands Silver - up to 18 countries / islands Gold - more than 18 countries / islands We wish you good listening! 73, Friedhelm Wittlieb Contestmanager <fwi @ wellenforum.de> <www.contest.wellenforum.de> (mwdx July 7) #*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#* Der Rhein-Main-Radio-Club besucht am Freitag, den 14.8.2009 um 1630-1800 MESZ die European Space Agency ESA in Darmstadt, Robert-Bosch-Str. 5 Wir besichtigen das Kontrollzentrum und haben eine indiviuelle Fuehrung. Anmeldung ist unbedingt erforderlich, da wir eine Besucherliste (max. 10 Teilnehmer) eine Woche vorher einreichen muessen. Ebenfalls ist der Personalausweis erforderlich, da es sich um eine sicherheitsrelevante Einrichtung handelt. Die Fuehrung kostet fuer RMRC Mitglieder 5.- / Nicht-Mitglieder 10.-Euro. (Wir muessen die Fuehrung bezahlen) Eingeladen sind alle RMRC Mitglieder und DX-Freunde. Harald Gabler RMRC Vorstand, July 9 #*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#* vy73 de Wolfgang DF5SX
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