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BC-DX 933 10 Oct 2009
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ANGOLA 4949.746 Radio Nacional de Angola, 2020 UT, Portuguese, full
audio and great local music, enthusiastic male announcer with many local
time checks. \\ 7216.764 kHz, which had much weaker audio. 3 Oct.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 4)
ARGENTINA Yiddish music. <http://www.radiojai.com.ar/OnLine/>
Der stream fuer die lfd. Sendungen ist mir bekannt. Ich habe mich nicht
richtig ausgedrueckt. Ich wollte auf die 7 verschiedenen Musikrichtungen
des Senders hinweisen. Aus diesem Archiv koennen alle Musikrichtungen
abgerufen werden.Ist einfacher und schneller als nach den einzelnen
streams zu suchen,die ja auch jeder Flashplayer irgendwo hat.
Fuer Liebhaber juedischer Musik eine kleine Fundgrube.Aber auch fuer alle
Anderen eine Bereicherung. Ich denke, diese Musikkanaele werden nicht
ueber Flash, sondern ueber ActiveX-Komponenten aufgerufen, die Stream-URLs
sind aber durchaus verfuegbar:
Infantil
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/infantil/infantil6.asx>
Hebreo
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/hebreo/hebreo5.asx>
Oriental
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/oriental/oriental3.asx>
Jasidica
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/jasidico/jasidica7.asx>
Idish
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/idish/idish5.asx>
Ladino
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/ladino/ladino3.asx>
Klezmer
<http://www.rhp.com.ar/canales/klezmer/klezmer6.asx>
Uebrigens ein sehr interessanter Fund, ich habe den Sender weder bei
Reciva, noch bei vTuner gefunden.
(Gerd Opalka u. Wolfgang Thiele, A-DX Oct 3)
AUSTRALIA Here ya go effective sked from R Australia. Latest RA
operational schedule - A09 ver 1.2 Daylight Saving commences.
Latest RAOS (for Daylight saving) is attached. My assistant did most of
the work. Lives in the usual repository. Another is due end of October for
B-period revisions including commencement of a Burmese frequency from
Darwin and a frequency change at Shepparton.
(Nigel Holmes-AUS ABC RA, via ARDXC Oct 5)
RADIO AUSTRALIA Summer schedule A-09 V1.2, Oct 3 - Oct 24, DST changes
included.
[updated the WRTH May pdf schedule, wb.]
5995, 6020, 6080, 7240, 9475, 9500, 9560, 9580, 9590, 9630, 9660, 9710,
9785, 11550, 11650, 11660, 11695, 11745, 11760, 11825, 11840, 11880,
11945, 11980, 12080, 13630, 13690, 15160, 15180, 15230, 15240, 15290,
15335, 15415, 15515, 15560, 17715, 17750, 17775, 17795, 21725 kHz.
Chinese Days Area kHz
1300-1430 daily EAs 11760tsh, 11825drw
1300-1430 daily As 9475shp, 11660shp
English Days Area kHz
0000-0200 daily As 17665drw(x17775drw)
0000-0200 daily Pac 17715shp
0000-0800 daily Pac 15240shp
0030-0400 daily As 15415shp
0200-0500 daily Pac 15515shp, 21725shp
0430-0500 daily As 15415shp
0500-0800 daily Pac 15160shp
0500-0900 daily As 13630shp
0530-0600 daily As 15415shp
0600-0630 .....ss As 15180drw, 15290tnn, 15415shp
0630-0700 daily As 15415shp
0700-0900 daily Pac 9710shp
0700-1300 daily Pac 11945shp
0700-1300 daily As 9475shp
0800-0900 daily Pac 5995brn
0800-1400 daily Pac 9580shp
0800-1600 daily Pac 9590shp
1100-1200 daily Pac 5995brn, 12080brn+
1100-1400 daily Pac 6020shp, 9560shp
1200-1400 daily Pac 5995brn+
1400-1700 daily Pac 7240shp
1400-1800 daily Pac 5995shp
1400-2000 daily Pac 6080shp
1430-1700 daily As 11660shp
1430-1900 daily As 9475shp
1600-2000 daily Pac 9710shp
1700-2000 daily Pac 9580shp
1700-2100 daily Pac 11880shp
1800-2000 daily Pac 7240shp
1900-2200 daily As 9500shp
2000-2100 .....ss Pac 6080shp, 7240shp, 12080brn
2000-2200 daily Pac 11650shp, 11660shp
2100-2200 daily As 11695shp
2100-2200 daily Pac 9660brn, 12080brn
2100-2300 daily Pac 13630shp, 15515shp
2200-0000 daily Pac 15560shp(x17785shp)
2200-2300 daily Pac 9660brn*, 12080brn*
2200-2330 daily As 15240tnn
2200-2400 daily As 11840drw(12010drw B-09)
2200-2400 daily Pac 15230shp
2300-0200 daily Pac 17795shp
2300-0700 daily Pac 13690shp
2300-0800 daily Pac 9660brn
2300-0900 daily Pac 12080brn
2330-0000 daily As 15415shp
2330-0700 daily As 17750shp
Indonesian Days Area kHz
0000-0030 daily As 15180drw, 15335pao, 15415shp
0400-0430 daily As 11550tnn, 15180drw, 15415shp
0500-0530 daily As 11745tnn, 15180drw, 15415shp
0600-0630 mtwtf.. As 15180drw, 15290tnn, 15415shp
2200-2330 daily As 9785drw(9630drw B-09), 11550tnn, 11695shp, 15415shp
Tok Pisin Days Area kHz
0900-1100 daily Pac 5995brn, 6020shp, 9710shp, 12080brn
2000-2100 mtwtf.. Pac 6080shp, 7240shp, 12080brn
planned Burmese/English
1600-1700 11980drw
Key: + DRM; * Relay of BBC World Service.
(ABC RA, Nigel Holmes, via ARDXC and also ADDX Andreas Volk, Oct 5)
AUSTRIA/FRANCE/GERMANY/GUAM/MADAGASCAR/SOUTH AFRICA/TAIWAN
B09 - AWR Broadcast Schedule (2009-10-25 to 2010-03-28)
All Regions. Version 01/2009-10-08/pub
AWR Frequency Management Office
Sandwiesenstr. 35, 64665 Alsbach, Germany
Phone: +49 6257 9440969 Fax: +49 6257 9440985
E-mail: <dedio @ awr.org>
SiteStartStop Language Service Area kHz kW Days
SDA 0000 0200 Mandarin Ce/No-China 17880 100 daily
SDA 0000 0030 Burmese Myanmar 17635 100 daily
SDA 0000 0200 Mandarin NE-China 12035 100 daily
SDA 0030 0100 Karen Myanmar, Thailand, China 17635 100 daily
SDA 0100 0200 Mandarin So-China 17635 100 daily
TAI 0100 0200 Vietnamese Vietnam 15445 100 7
MOS 0200 0230 Urdu Pakistan 5970 300 daily
MOS 0230 0300 Panjabi Pakistan 5970 300 daily
MDC 0230 0330 Malagasy Madagascar 3215 50 daily
WER 0300 0330 Oromo So-Ethiopia 7370 250 daily
WER 0300 0330 Tigrinya Eritrea 7315 250 daily
SDA 0300 0330 Russian Ea-Russia 17635 100 daily
MOS 0330 0430 Farsi Iran 6090 300 daily
WER 0330 0400 Amharic Ethiopia 7315 250 daily
WER 0400 0430 Arabic Iraq, Arab Peninsula 7425 250 daily
MOS 0430 0500 French Morocco, Algeria 6045 300 daily
WER 0500 0600 Bulgarian Bulgaria 6025 100 daily
WER 0700 0800 Arabic Morocco, Algeria 11975 100 daily
WER 0800 0830 French Morocco, Algeria 12010 100 daily
WER 0800 0830 Kabyle Morocco, Algeria 11975 100 daily
WER 0830 0900 Tachelhit Morocco, Algeria 12010 100 daily
SDA 1000 1100 Mandarin Ce/No-China 11995 100 daily
SDA 1000 1100 Mandarin So-China 15260 100 daily
NAU 1000 1100 Italian Italy 9610 100 1
SDA 1030 1100 Ilocano Philippines 11870 100 1
SDA 1030 1100 Cebuano Philippines 11870 100 67
SDA 1030 1100 Tagalog Philippines 11870 100 23
SDA 1030 1100 Mongolian No-China, Mongolia 11730 100 daily
SDA 1030 1100 Ilonggo Philippines 11870 100 45
SDA 1100 1130 Indonesian We-Indonesia 15495 100 daily
SDA 1100 1200 Mandarin Ce/No-China 11825 100 daily
SDA 1100 1200 Mandarin So-China 12120 100 daily
SDA 1100 1200 Mandarin NoEa-China 11730 100 daily
SDA 1130 1200 English Indonesia, Malaysia 15260 100 1357
SDA 1130 1200 Sundanese Indonesia, Malaysia 15260 100 246
WER 1200 1230 English NoEa-India, Bangladesh 15495 250 daily
SDA 1200 1300 Mandarin NoEa-China 11855 100 daily
SDA 1200 1300 Mandarin So-China 12120 100 daily
SDA 1200 1300 Mandarin Ce/No-China 11825 100 daily
SDA 1200 1300 Korean Korea 9800 100 daily
WER 1230 1300 Bangla NoEa-India, Bangladesh 15495 250 daily
SDA 1300 1330 Bangla Bangladesh 15660 100 daily
MDC 1300 1400 Vietnamese Vietnam 17670 250 daily
SDA 1300 1330 Japanese Japan 11980 100 daily
NAU 1300 1330 Uighur We-China 11720 250 17
NAU 1300 1330 Mandarin We-China 11720 250 23456
SDA 1300 1400 Mandarin Ce/No-China 9615 100 daily
SDA 1300 1330 Japanese We-Japan 11935 100 daily
NAU 1330 1500 Mandarin We-China 11725 250 daily
SDA 1330 1400 Khmer Cambod, Viet, Thai, Laos 11935 100 13
SDA 1330 1400 Lao Cambod, Viet, Thai, Laos 11935 100 57
SDA 1330 1400 Russian Ea-Russia 9655 100 daily
SDA 1330 1400 Thai Cambod, Viet, Thai, Laos 11935 100 246
SDA 1330 1400 English Bangladesh 15660 100 23567
SDA 1330 1400 Assamese NoEa-India 15660 100 14
MOS 1400 1430 Urdu Pakistan 15440 300 daily
SDA 1400 1500 Mandarin So-China 9635 100 daily
SDA 1400 1430 Chin Myanmar 11940 100 daily
SDA 1400 1500 Mandarin Ce/No-China 9810 100 daily
SDA 1400 1430 Sinhalese Sri Lanka 15255 100 daily
MOS 1430 1500 Afar DJI, NoEa-ETH, SOM 17610 300 daily
SDA 1430 1500 Burmese Myanmar 11770 100 daily
MDC 1430 1528 Malagasy Madagascar 3215 50 daily
SDA 1430 1500 Karen Myanmar, Thailand, China 11940 100 daily
SDA 1500 1530 Telugu So-India 11655 100 daily
WER 1500 1530 Nepali Nepal 11675 250 daily
SDA 1500 1530 Tamil So-India 11685 100 daily
SDA 1500 1530 Mizo NoEa-India 15495 100 daily
WER 1500 1530 Panjabi No-India 11860 250 daily
SDA 1500 1530 English So-India 15255 100 daily
MOS 1500 1530 Turkish Turkey 11780 300 daily
WER 1530 1600 English Nepal, Tibet 11675 250 daily
SDA 1530 1600 Kannada So-India 11690 100 daily
SDA 1530 1600 Malayalam So-India 11955 100 daily
ISS 1530 1600 Hindi No-India 11905 250 daily
SDA 1530 1600 Hindi Ce-India 12105 100 daily
SDA 1530 1600 Marathi Ce-India 15495 100 daily
MOS 1600 1630 Urdu Pakistan 11910 300 daily
SDA 1600 1630 English So-India 11690 100 daily
SDA 1600 1630 English Ce-India 9585 100 daily
SDA 1600 1630 Urdu No-India 9840 100 daily
SDA 1630 1700 English No-India 9840 100 daily
MOS 1630 1730 Farsi Iran 9830 300 daily
ISS 1630 1700 Somali Somalia 17575 250 daily
MEY 1700 1730 Kiswahili TZA, KEN, UGA 11925 250 daily
WER 1700 1730 Arabic Iraq, Arab Peninsula 9445 250 daily
WER 1730 1800 Oromo So-Ethiopia 11795 250 daily
MEY 1730 1800 Masai Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda 11925 250 daily
WER 1730 1800 Kabyle Morocco, Algeria 9595 100 daily
MEY 1800 1830 English BOT, So-AF, ZWE 3345 100 daily
MEY 1800 1830 English Ea-Africa 11830 250 daily
MOS 1800 1830 Juba Arabic So-Sudan 9515 300 3
MOS 1800 1830 Moru So-Sudan 9515 300 1
MOS 1800 1830 Dinka So-Sudan 9515 300 5
MOS 1800 1830 Bari So-Sudan 9515 300 2
MOS 1800 1830 Zande So-Sudan 9515 300 6
MOS 1800 1830 Col English So-Sudan 9515 300 4
MOS 1800 1830 Acholi So-Sudan 9515 300 7
MEY 1800 1830 English SoWe-Africa 3215 100 daily
MOS 1830 1900 Arabic Libya 9605 300 daily
MEY 1900 1930 Fulfulde CME, GHA, SEN 15240 250 daily
MOS 1900 1930 Hausa Nigeria 9625 300 daily
WER 1900 1930 Arabic Morocco, Algeria 11760 100 daily
NAU 1900 2000 Arabic Morocco, Algeria 11955 100 daily
MEY 1930 2000 Ibo Ea-Nigeria 11750 250 daily
MOS 1930 2000 French Ce-Africa 9625 300 daily
WER 1930 2000 Tachelhit Morocco, Algeria 11760 100 daily
WER 2000 2030 French Morocco, Algeria 9805 100 daily
MEY 2000 2030 French Cameroon, Niger 11845 250 daily
MOS 2000 2030 Dyula BFA, CTI, MLI 9770 300 daily
MEY 2030 2100 Yoruba Nigeria 11845 250 daily
MOS 2030 2100 French We-Africa 9805 300 daily
SDA 2100 2200 Korean Korea 5985 100 daily
SDA 2100 2200 Mandarin Ce/No-China 9720 100 daily
SDA 2100 2130 Japanese Japan 11980 100 daily
SDA 2100 2130 Japanese We-Japan 11960 100 daily
MOS 2100 2130 English We-Africa 9830 300 daily
SDA 2130 2200 English We-Japan, So-China 9625 100 daily
SDA 2200 2300 Mandarin Ce/No-China 11895 100 daily
SDA 2200 2230 Sundanese We-Indonesia 11850 100 1357
SDA 2200 2230 Indonesian We-Indonesia 11965 100 daily
SDA 2200 2300 Mandarin NoEa-China 11685 100 daily
SDA 2200 2230 English We-Indonesia 11850 100 246
SDA 2230 2300 English We-Indonesia 15320 100 daily
SDA 2300 2400 Mandarin Ce/No-China 15370 100 daily
SDA 2300 2400 Vietnamese Vietnam 15320 100 daily
SDA 2300 2400 Mandarin NoEa-China 11700 100 daily
Site: JUL Juelich NAU Nauen ISS Issoudun MDC Madagascar
SDA Agat MEY Meyerton TAI Taipei MOS Moosbrunn
WER Wertachtal
Days: 1 Sunday 2 Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday
6 Friday 7 Saturday
(AWR, via ADDX Andreas Volk-D, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 8)
BRAZIL 4885.000 Rdiff. Acreana, 2031, Portuguese, male reverb
announcer, mention of "Rio Branco" and many ments "Brasil." Finally into
nice ballad at 2036 UT. Peaking nicely with my local sunrise. Several
other possible Brazilian long-paths today but this was the strongest.
3 Oct.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 4)
The reactivated station on 9675 kHz, R. Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista
SP, no doubt the source of Brazilian dialect religious talk, Oct 4 at 0601
UT, peaking S=9+12 but with deep fades. Modulation rather distorted, but
carrier stable. Stronger than other Brazilians on 31mb air, 9645v and even
weaker 9565 kHz. Hardly any sign of WYFR 9680 kHz to bother, unlike super-
signal it sometimes has.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Oct 4)
CANADA 6159.96 CKZN, St Johns, at 1900-1920 UT on Oct 4, still slightly
off frequency with English talk. Classical music. Weak but readable.
(Brian Alexander-PA-USA, hcdx Oct 4)
CHAD 4905 R. Nationale Tchadienne, Gredia, found active today, 04 Oct,
at 1815-... UT, with a prgr in Arabic, talks, some music at 1836 UT and
then reading something like messages (or announcements, obituary?), tribal
tunes at 1849 UT, 45333.
[later] Further to my earlier report today, the N'Djamena tx went off at
1859 UT, and then I switched to 6165 kHz to see whether something African
was detectable - and it was indeed, but the stn audible underneath Croatia
may be Zambia's R. 2 instead. As to 7120 kHz, no signal there.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, dxld Oct 4)
Heard back on 4905 kHz again in past few days (ex 7120).
(Alan Pennington-UK, BrDXC-UK ng Oct 6)
CHINA Radio Peking 1967 clip. The recording was made in Okinawa.
It can be downloaded at:
<http://www.archive.org/details/RadioPekingExcerptsLate1967>
(Mike Barraclough-UK, dxld Oct 6)
COLOMBIA 5910.061 Marfil Estereo, 0817, Spanish pop vocals, talk by man
with local time check, ID, into traditional Andean music. Fair to good.
Oct 6.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
CYPRUS A hefty broadband signal with few buzz peaks noted at 0924 UT Oct
7th in range 15202.40 - 15226.81 kHz. \\ to CRI Kunming, 500 kW in English
on 15210 kHz 9-11 UT, S=7. Buzz left when checked at 1010 UT.
Eton E1 showed the peaks independent of the CRI Kunming signal, I guess
BUZZ was a pause signal from British Cyprus radar tentativelly.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 7)
6150.74 on Oct 6 at 1955 UT. Radio Bayrak ? Cyprus, too much QRM on 6150
kHz, so non usable, only few words and music.
(Giampiero Bernardini-ITA, hcdx Oct 7)
DOMINICAN REP 6025.04 R. Amanecer hrd Oct 5 from 0227 UT tune w/ many
hymns/praise songs, ocnl man ann in hvy adj ch and co-ch QRM - distorted
audio. After 0300 UT noticeable improvement w/ disappearance of QRM from
6030 kHz. Station ID and freq anmts for FM and SW by man at 0306 UT.
Shifted to USB and tuned up to 6025.04 kHz for best readability after 0300
UT. After this sigs gradually improved to S4 and armchair quality here, w/
diminishing QRM. Many devotional talks, ocnl hymns and praise music and
anmts after 0307 UT. Left the air suddenly at 0454:50 UT in the middle of
a praise vocal. SINPO 45444 w/ USB after 0315 UT. Before 0300 UT SINPO
32442 in SAM mode.
(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, DXplorer Oct 5)
6025.03 R Amanecer, Santo Domingo, 0450, Oct 05, Spanish? praise songs in
the clear for about 3 mins after co-channel VOIRI Arabic had broken down,
then continued to presumed 0455 UT close . Ron Howard reported 0306 UT
s/off, perhaps they are running late on Sundays? No ID, but pretty sure it
must be them. Will keep an eye on this just in case VOIRI suddenly
disappears again.
(Martien Groot-HOL, dxld Oct 5)
I am sure you are hearing them! On Oct. 5, I tuned out at 0438 UT and they
were still on. Bruce Churchill (So. Calif.) noted the sign off about 0455
UT, just as you did. On Oct. 4, I heard them sign off about 0403 UT. So
this really needs more monitoring to tell if they have a different
schedule just for the weekend.
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld Oct 5)
ECUADOR Mal wieder ein kleines Update zum Projekt 6050 kHz aus Quito von
mir:
Fuer gestern war die zweite Minga fuer den Aufbau einer Sendeantenne fuer
die 6050 kHz auf dem Pichincha angesetzt. Wie ich erfahren habe, war das
Wetter wohl recht ordentlich, zur Zeit muesste die Sonne ueber Quito
Mittags fast senkrecht stehen.
Gestern wurden, nachdem bei der letzten Minga vor 2 Wochen die Fundamente
ausgehoben und betoniert worden waren, die Masten fuer die Lazy H Antenne
aufgerichtet. Dieses Mal waren nicht ganz so viele Leute von noeten,
dafuer war aber Kraft gefragt, um ein Mastsegment nach dem anderen mit
Hilfe vo Hilfstraegern hochzuziehen und aneinander zu schrauben.
Ich habe ein paar Fotos zugemailt bekommen, die ich auf die Pappradioseite
hochgeladen habe. Die Fotos gehen von
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga2/1.JPG>
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga2/10.JPG>
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga2/25.JPG>
Die Masten wurde, wie mir jemand aus Pifo mal erzaehlte, aus normalen
Wasserrohren zusammengeschweisst.
Beste 73 und viel Spass beim anschauen der Bilder,
(Stephan Schaa-D, A-DX Oct 4)
To post the information and pictures about the "Project 6050" that I
posted before in the German A-DX list on DXLD in English, too. So here are
some infos and pictures to those who are interested in the development in
Quito, Ecuador:
Initial plans from HCJB global and the LAR (Latin America Region) had been
that the regional programming on 6050 kHz should be continued from Mt.
Pichincha where also HCJB FM and AM (690 kHz) are operating. Due to new
strategy and lower Donations due worldwide recession the plan to move one
of the HC-100 to the "Quito-Antenna-Mountain" had to be cancelled.
But there have been many fixed frequency radios that have been handed out
to people far away from the big cities in the region that are still in use
and the programming in the indiginous languages are still heavy needed on
the shortwave band. So a lot of talks have been made by all people
involved and finally a solution has been found to continue the broadcasts
at 6050 kHz:
The freqency 6050 kHz will be moved to the Mt. Pichincha and operated by a
transmitter with about 10 kW power. It shall be on Air for about 16-17
hours a day, 365 days a year. A new schedule has just been prepared with
some major changes to provide more programming in the indiginous
languages. The new location is planned to be [start] on air in November
09. VozAndes Media will be responsible for operating this transmitter.
In order to build the new antenna, antenna lines, fences etc. some so
called "Mingas" have been planned to transpose the plans to reality.
"Minga" or "Minka" is a term for "community work" in the Quechua Language.
The first minga has been made on Saturday two weeks ago. The goal was to
dig some holes for foundations for the antenna masts, the guy wires and
the fences. 38 men and women came to work voluntarily on that project.
I've uploaded some pictures from the minga on the 19th of Sept 2009:
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga1/1.JPG>
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga1/13.JPG>
Yesterday (3rd of October) the second minga has been made to build up the
antenna towers for a lazy-H antenna that shall brodcast on the 6050 kHz
frequency. Here are some pictures from that event:
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga2/1.JPG>
<http://www.pappradio.de/bilder/minga2/25.JPG>
A (German) report on the minga and some other news from the HCJB World
Office Germany and VozAndes Media in Ecuador can be found on
<http://www.hcjb.de/index.php?id=206>
I'll keep you informed about the latest developments at the project. :-)
Greetings from Germany and 73, Stephan
(Stephan Schaa-D, dxld Oct 4)
The analog German programming for Mexico and South America have stopped at
30.9.2009.
What's still on the air from Pifo is as following:
6050 kHz 50 kW (until the TX on Mt Pichincha is ready)
11920 kHz in Port. 100 kW (until 15.11.2009)
11705 kHz in Port. digital, 4 kW (until 15.11.2009)
15280 kHz in German, digital, 4 kW (until 15.11.2009)
I think the reason for those programms that are still on the air to mid of
November is that these (except 6050 kHz) are all transmitted by two
relative simple rhombic antennas which can be brought down very quick
until the end of the year. The German - as well as the Spanish - programs
have been transmitted via the last curtain antenna that was up in Pifo
(north-south direction). This may now be brought down next.
The German service for South America now transmits over the CVC Chile
TXers from 2300-0000 UTC on 9865 kHz.
(Stephan Schaa-D, dxld Oct 5)
3810.000 HD2IOA, at 0935 UT, weak but clear with pips and male time
checks on the minute. Oct 6.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 5005 R Bata hrd Sept 18 from 0502 UT tune w/ nice S3
signal - local dance mx, some C&W and ocnl man ancr in Spanish. Signal
faded almost instantaneously between 0530-0531 UT in the middle of a C&W
vocal - might have been xmtr problem as this station has been hrd fairly
well until 0600 UT as of late - R Bata has an unstable xmtr on many nights
with unpredictable sig lvls. SINPO 34333 w/ QRM from WWV/WWVH, but overall
one of the best nights for R Bata - until 0530 UT. To minimize the WWV
QRM, I used the Perseus filter offset by shifting the 3.8 kHz filter width
up by 0.4 kHz.
(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, DXplorer Oct 5)
ERITREA [c.f. BC-DX #732] 5059.99 R Bana, Asmara (tentative), 1615-
1629* UT on Oct 01, UNID language ann, Horn of Africa music, 15121, not \\
6030, 6110, 7110, 7145 or 7165 kHz, but possibly \\ Voice of Broad Masses
of Eritrea, Asmara on 7175 kHz which continued after 1630 in Oromo (pres)
(35333).
(Anker Petersen-DEN, DXplorer Oct 4)
GERMANY "DRM digital shortwave broadcasting world" blog by Hiroshi.
Vielleicht von Interesse fuer die DRM Fans hier in der Liste. Perseus ist
dort in Japan auch dank den ruehrigen AOR Japan Leuten eine grosse Sache.
Seit einer Woche meldet Sei-ichi M&B/ex Telekom DRM Tests aus Nauen auf
7330, 9620, 9655 kHz, meist 1900-2000 UT, und jetzt auch 1700 UT.
Viele NTV Nachrichten/Bilder, auch Echo des Tages bzw. WAZ News Service
Journaline, siehe die bunten Bilder.
(wb, Oct 4)
"DRM digital shortwave broadcasting world" blog by Hiroshi in Japanese.
<http://drm.mediacat-blog.jp/>
Google translation
<http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=ja&ie=UTF-
8&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://drm.mediacat-
blog.jp/&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&usg=ALkJrhhNArzEIUw0H_ZuCES0yvG
LgiVzAw>
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa Nagoya JPN, NDXC Sept 27 / Oct 4)
Just discovered that NDR Hamburg Moorfleet MW 972 kHz has spurs. The same
carrier with sidebands appear 45dB weaker at 965.194 and 978.812 kHz.
(Jurgen Bartels-D, mwdx Oct 4)
I can confirm the spurs, 50km to the south of Juergen's QTH. But with my
Drake R8, as you know, the frequency resolution is only 10 Hz.
(Juergen Haenssler-D, mwdx Oct 4)
DWL Near East Arabic
2000-2100 UT
89600 FM - BETHLEHEM
97300 FM - BETHLEHEM
2020-2130 UT
88000 FM IRQ BAGHDAD
90200 FM MTN NOUACKCHOTT
90900 FM BAH MANAMA
93000 FM SDN KHARTHOUM
93400 FM QAT DOHA
94600 FM --- RAMALLAH
97200 FM DJI DSCHIBUTI
97400 FM JOR AMMAN
107300 FM KWT KUWAIT
2100-2200 UT
93300 FM LBN BEIRUT
AST HOTBIRD 6 PAS 9 ATL. BIRD 3 NILESAT
1H AMC 1 ASIASAT 3 101
2000-2100 - DW 5 - DW 5 DW 2A
2100-2200 DW4 DW 45 - DW 45 DW 2A
Re DW Arabic. As you can see they dropped the Arabic section on the
shortwave band. I guess this is one of the worst news ever for Arabic
SWL/DXers :(
wanna bet who's next ????
in Arabic language we will have:
KBS-South Korea
NHK- Japan
CRI- China
RRI - Indonesia
VOK- North Korea
RBB- Bangladesh
AIR - India (suppose that one will vanish soon)
IRIB
TRT
from Asia
BBC
RFI
Radio Nederland W
Radio Sweden
REE - Spain (guess that'll vanish soon as well)
Radio Romania
VOR - Russia
in Europe
and of course RCI - Canada from North America.
I recall the days of the 80s when almost every radio stn had an Arabic
section ... even RAE-Argentina tested that for some time. Radio Praha,
Radio Afghanistan, Radio Polonia, Radio Peace and Progress ... and the
list goes on and on. Is it, I'm getting old ... or usage of SW is
shrinking ??? hmmmmmI guess both :(
all the best guys
(Tarek Zeidan-DEN, dxld Oct 8)
GUAM KTWR Trans World Radio Guam - B-09 schedule (Edited)
Oct 25, 2009 - March 30, 2010
FREQ STRT STOP CIRAF ZONES AZI DAYS LANGUAGE
9345 1345-1400 41 285 1234567 Santhali
9355 1200-1345 42-44 305 23456 Mandarin
9355 1200-1300 42-44 305 1 Mandarin
9355 1200-1315 42-44 305 7 Mandarin
9585 1300-1330 49 285 1234567 Sgaw Karen
9910 1100-1230 42-44 315 1234567 Mandarin
9920 1400-1415 49 278 23456 Vietnamese
9920 1400-1500 49 278 1 7 Vietnamese
9975 1200-1215 43,44 308 1234567 Mandarin
9975 1130-1200 42-44 315 1234567 Mandarin
9975 1230-1330 42-44 315 1234567 Mandarin
9975 1330-1400 43,44 315 23456 Cantonese
9975 1400-1440 41,49,50 285 1234567 English
11570 1315-1330 41 293 1 4567 Boro
11570 1315-1330 41 293 2 4 Manipuri
11570 1315-1330 41 293 Kokborok
11570 1400-1515 44-45 335 123456 Korean
11570 1400-1530 44-45 335 7 Korean
11590 1015-1100 42-44 315 23456 Mandarin
11640 1100-1130 49 285 1234567 Vietnamese
11765 2200-2215 42-44 308 1234567 Mandarin
11840 0830-0910 51,55,56,58-60 165 234567 English
11870 1230 1300 41 293 23456 Kokborok
11935 1030-1100 42-44 305 123 5 Uyghur
11935 1100-1200 42-44 305 1234567 Mandarin
12075 1330-1400 41,49 293 23456 Assamese
12075 1330-1345 41,49 293 1 Assamese
12105 0930-1045 42-44 315 1234567 Mandarin
12130 2300-2330 43,44 285 23456 Cantonese
12130 2300-2345 43,44 285 1 Cantonese
13765 1200-1300 41,49 285 1 7 Burmese
13765 1200-1245 41,49 285 23456 Burmese
15170 0820-0900 49,50,54 263 123456 English
15200 0900-0915 54 248 123 67 Balinese
15200 0900-0915 54 248 45 Torajanese
15200 0915-0945 54 248 1234567 Madurese
15200 0945-1045 54 248 1234567 Indonesian
15200 1045-1115 49,54 248 1234567 Sundanese
15200 1115-1145 54 248 1234567 Javanese
(Jaisakthivel-IND, dxld, Oct 6)
GUINEA 7125 Conakry heard with good strength signal and nice audio on
7125 kHz this evening (5 Oct) so must have repaired their transmitter.
Yesterday was just a carrier with no detectable audio which is what it's
mostly been like for the past few months. Talk in vernacular to 1800 UT
followed by programme of nice local music. But then went off abruptly in
mid-tune at 1848 UT - maybe just a power cut though as back when rechecked
at 1957 UT and still sounding good at 2120 UT.
(Alan Pennington-UK, BrDXC-UK ng Oct 6)
HUNGARY Winter B-09 schedule of Hungarian Radio in Hungarian:
0200-0300 on 6100 JBR 250 kW 306 deg to NoAm
0500-0600 on 3975 JBR 250 kW non-dir to WeEu
1100-1200 on 6025 JBR 100 kW non-dir to WeEu
1700-1800 on 6025 JBR 100 kW non-dir to WeEu
2200-2300 on 3975 JBR 250 kW non-dir to WeEu
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 7)
INDONESIA VoINS mit neuer Webseite, new website:
<http://www.voi.co.id/>
(Christian Milling-SUI, A-DX Oct 7)
IRAN/ISRAEL 1026/1206 Two high-power transmitters were observed in
late August from Iran, possibly to counter Kol Israel's Arabic program.
Heard on 1026 kHz from 1830 UT with possible TV audio in Farsi and on 1206
kHz from *1825 with a different program in Farsi. Neither were parallel to
IRIB on 1188 kHz or others.
(Rumen Pankov-BUL, MW Report, Oct BDXC-UK Comm. Sept 26 direct and via
dxld)
LAOS 7145 LNR Vientiane, at 2329 UT on Oct 07, carrier came on, into
presumed Vietnamese, male reading news? to 2348 UT then songs to 2357 UT
tune-out. Threshold signal, just about audible in SAM mode, fortunately
usual hams kept fairly quiet. Regular s/off is at 0029 UT after listed
Khmer as monitored Oct 04 /05 /06. Was wondering whether this language
block would still be on the air as I cannot remember seeing this reported
anywhere lately, but it definitely is!
(Martien Groot-HOL, dxld Oct 8)
4412.787 Lao National Radio - Sam Neua, 1017, Lao, brief talk by a woman,
into nice local music. Low modulation. Oct 5.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
LITHUANIA 5940 On Sunday Oct 4th only carrier, S=9+30dB, but no audio.
HCJB Russian. From 20 Sept 5940 kHz [B-09: 3960]: 1530-1630 UT Sun only
via Sitkunai
<http://www.sw-radio.com/radio/index.php>
Reception report to: SW-Radio e.V. Postfach 8025, 32736 Detmold, Germany.
(wb, Oct 4)
Radio BALTIC WAVES in B-09. Vilnius 612 kHz, 100 kW:
0400-0600 RFE/RL, Belarusian
0600-1600 V. of Russia, Russian
1600-2200 RFE/RL, Belarusian
2200-2300 Polish R., Belarusian
RADIO BALTIC WAVES INTERNATIONAL
Kaunas 1557 kHz, 150 kW:
1700-1800 Polish R., Polish
1800-1900 Polish R., Belarusian
Kaunas 1386 kHz, 500 kW:
1800-1900 Islamic Rep. of Iran Broadcasting, Russian
Visaginas 68.24 MHz, 4 kW:
0000-2400 European Radio for Belarus, Belarusian
(Andreas Volk-D ADDX Oct 5)
MADAGASCAR 5009.943 Radio Malagasy, 2048 UT, nice ballads and covers,
including reggae version of Leo Sayer's "When I Need You." Don't get to
listen every day at this time but seem to think they stay on late local
weekends, as nominal sign-off is listed as 1900 UT. Pulled plug mid-song
at 2053 UT. Excellent signal. 3 Oct.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 4)
MEXICO 6104.781 XEQM Candela FM, 0914, weak with Spanish ballads, best
in LSB to escape weak carrier (and resulting het) on high side. Thought
this might be possible since CFRX (6070 kHz) was also good to the point of
still being audible after cochannel VOK signed on at 0900 UT. Oct 8.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
MOLDOVA B-09 DWL schedule show two 48 mb relays via Grigoriopol, Maiac,
Moldova [Pridnestrovskaia Moldavskaia Respublica; Transnistria]
Russ 0600-0630 999
Russ 1600-1700 999
Russ 1900-2000 999
German 0000-0200 6225
Dari 1330-1400 9380
Pashtu 1400-1430 9380
Urdu 1430-1500 9380
Urdu 1700-1730 6245
999 kHz 500 kW
SW 500 kW
(DWL via Alokesh Gupta-IND, Oct 8)
MYANMAR 5915 Myanma Radio, 1527-1530*, Oct. 6. In vernacular; pop
songs; usual selection of indigenous music at sign off. Usual CRI QRM.
5985.78v, Myanma Radio, 1321 + 1349, Oct. 7. Assumed they switched over to
the transmitter located at Yagon, as opposed to the usual transmitter at
this time from Nay Pyi Taw, which has a steady frequency of 5985.00 kHz.
Playing pop music. Yesterday was still on 5985.00 kHz. Perhaps doing
maintenance on the Nay Pyi Taw transmitter?
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld Oct 7)
NEW ZEALAND RNZI Mailbox, caught part of it Monday Oct 5 at 1335 UT on
6170 kHz, and the rest of it from audio on demand. Adrian Sainsbury
explained like he did last year about why RNZI has a transition schedule
effective for only one week: Seasonal changes require changes to antenna
system. Oct 25 falls in middle of a "labor holiday weekend" in NZ, so need
to make changes earlier, as it's not practical to get staff to Rangitaiki
during the holiday weekend.
So to be off the air Oct 16 from 1130 am NZT for about 6 hours [2230 UT
Oct 15 to 0430 UT Oct 16], and not implement the full B-09 schedule until
Oct 25, which cannot be done before then since some frequencies are
occupied by other stations until 25 Oct. The new sked from 25 Oct will be
posted on website sometime this week, he says.
(Glenn Hauser-USA, dxld Oct 5)
Schedule of R New Zealand International from Oct 17-24:
0459-0658 on 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific
0459-0658 on 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific
0659-1058 on 6170 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific
0659-1058 NF 7440 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific, x7285
1059-1158 on 9655 RAN 050 kW 325 deg AM NW Pacific,PNG,Timor
1059-1158 NF 7440 RAN 025 kW 325 deg DRM NW Pacific,PNG,Timor, x7285
1159-1550 on 6170 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific
1551-1750 NF 7440 RAN 050 kW 035 deg AM Cook Isl,Samoa,Tonga, x7285
1551-1750 on 6170 RAN 025 kW 035 deg DRM Cook Isl,Samoa,Tonga
1751-1850 on 6170 RAN 050 kW 035 deg AM Cook Isl,Samoa,Tonga
1751-1850 NF 9890 RAN 025 kW 035 deg DRM Cook Isl,Samoa,Tonga, x7285
1851-1935 on 9615 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific
1851-1935 on 9890 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific
1936-1950 NF 9615 RAN 050 kW 035 deg AM Tonga, x11725
1936-1950 NF 11675 RAN 025 kW 035 deg DRM Tonga, x 9890
1951-2050 on 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific
1951-2050 on 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific
2051-2235 NF 17675 RAN 050 kW 035 deg AM Vanuatu,Solomon Isl, x13730
2051-2235 on 15720 RAN 025 kW 035 deg DRM Vanuatu,Solomon Isl
2236-0458 on 15720 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific
2236-0458 NF 17675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific, x13730
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 7)
NIGERIA 4769.966 FRCN Kaduna, 2041 UT, continuous hilife music, weak
audio but readable. 3 Oct.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 4)
PERU 4790.008 Radio Vision, 0710+, fair to good with church sermon by
man, occasional response by crowd. Into testimony or similar by woman at
0740. Oct 5.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
PHILIPPINES 6170.4 PBS relay of DZRM R. Magasin (tent.) hrd here Oct 3
w/ thanks to Ron Howard for tip to try LSB. Hvy QRM from both sides but
after 1212 UT woman ancr could be hrd weak but ocnly clear _ seemed to be
a continuous nx pgm with a man talking from time to time as if a field
reporter, being interviewed by the YL ancr. One QRM source quieted for 3
min from 1230-1233 UT allowing clear copy of the woman ancr and man
talking. Pgming was likely coverage of recent Typhoons Ketsana and Parma
and their disastrous impact on the P.I. Language had the tone and cadence
of Tagalog. SINPO 12531.
(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, DXplorer Oct 5)
RUSSIA/TAJIKISTAN [India non]
TWR INDIA B09. WEF 25/10/2009 to 28/03/2010
LOC FREQ STA STOP CIR PWR AZI SLEW ANT DAYS LANG
DB 5995 0000 0015 41 200 125 0 158 23456 BENGALI
DB 5995 0000 0015 41 200 125 0 158 7 DZONKA
DB 5995 0000 0045 41 200 125 0 158 1 HINDI
DB 5995 0015 0030 41 200 125 0 158 7 NEPALI
DB 5995 0015 0045 41 200 125 0 158 23456 BHOJPURI
NVS 9510 1300 1315 41 250 180 0 218 234567 GARHWALI
NVS 9510 1300 1315 41 250 180 0 218 1 KASHMIRI
NVS 9510 1315 1330 41 250 180 0 218 23456 DOGRI
NVS 9510 1315 1330 41 250 180 0 218 1 7 HINDI
NVS 7320 1330 1345 41 250 180 0 218 1234567 HINDI
NVS 7320 1345 1400 41 250 180 0 218 1 34567 HINDI
NVS 7320 1345 1400 41 250 180 0 218 2 TIBETAN
NVS 7320 1400 1415 41 250 180 0 218 1 567 HINDI
NVS 7320 1400 1415 41 250 180 0 218 2 BRAJ BHASHA
NVS 7320 1400 1415 41 250 180 0 218 3 AWADHI
NVS 7320 1400 1415 41 250 180 0 218 4 HARAYANVI
NVS 7320 1415 1430 41 250 180 0 218 1 7 HINDI
NVS 7320 1415 1430 41 250 180 0 218 23456 BHOJPURI
NVS 7320 1430 1445 41 250 180 0 218 1234567 HINDI
NVS 7320 1445 1515 41 250 180 0 218 1234567 PUNJABI
NVS 7320 1515 1530 41 250 180 0 218 1234567 HINDI
NVS 7320 1530 1545 41 250 180 0 218 234567 HINDI
IRK 5920 1245 1300 41 250 224 0 218 7 KUI
IRK 5920 1245 1300 41 250 224 0 218 1 SANTHALI
IRK 5920 1300 1315 41 250 224 0 218 7 HO
IRK 5920 1300 1315 41 250 224 0 218 1 KUMAONI
IRK 5920 1315 1330 41 250 224 0 218 7 BENGALI
IRK 5920 1315 1330 41 250 224 0 218 123 MARWARI
IRK 5920 1315 1330 41 250 224 0 218 56 MEWARI
IRK 5920 1315 1345 41 250 224 0 218 4 PUNJABI
IRK 5920 1330 1345 41 250 224 0 218 1 BONDO
IRK 5920 1330 1345 41 250 224 0 218 567 ZONKA
IRK 5920 1330 1345 41 250 224 0 218 23 MAITHILI
IRK 5920 1345 1400 41 250 224 0 218 1 7 BUNDELI
IRK 5920 1345 1415 41 250 224 0 218 23456 MAITHILI
IRK 5920 1400 1415 41 250 224 0 218 1 BUNDELI
IRK 5920 1400 1415 41 250 224 0 218 7 ORIYA
IRK 5920 1415 1430 41 250 224 0 218 567 KURUKH
IRK 5920 1415 1430 41 250 224 0 218 12 MAGHAI
IRK 5920 1415 1430 41 250 224 0 218 34 MUNDARI
IRK 5920 1430 1445 41 250 224 0 218 1 7 SADRI
IRK 5920 1430 1500 41 250 224 0 218 23456 SINDHI
IRK 5920 1445 1500 41 250 224 0 218 1 7 CHODHRI
IRK 5920 1500 1515 41 250 224 0 218 1 7 BHILI
IRK 5920 1500 1530 41 250 224 0 218 23456 KUTCHI
IRK 5920 1515 1530 41 250 224 0 218 1 7 MOUCHI
IRK 5920 1530 1545 41 250 224 0 218 1 7 DHODIYA
IRK 5920 1530 1545 41 250 224 0 218 234 GAMIT
IRK 5920 1530 1545 41 250 224 0 218 56 VASAVI
SAM 6115 1500 1530 41 250 140 0 158 1234567 URDU
SAM 7315 1600 1615 41 250 140 0 158 234567 PASHTO
SAM 7315 1615 1630 41 250 140 0 158 23456 PASHTO
SAM 7315 1615 1630 41 250 140 0 158 7 DARI
DB - Dushanbe-TJK NVS - Novosibirsk-RUS
IRK - Irkutsk-RUS SAM - Samara-RUS
1 - SUNDAY 2 - MONDAY 3 - TUESDAY
4 - WEDNESDAY 5 - THURSDAY 6 - FRIDAY
7 - SATURDAY
(Via Shakti Verma, TWR INDIA, Alokesh Gupta-IND, Oct 7)
SAINT HELENA Radio St. Helena Day 2009 will be on Saturday 14th of
November 2009.
The 'Party On-The-Air' will have the following schedule:
Time in UTC Target Area(s)
2000-2100 India / Southeast Asia
2100-2200 Japan / Asia
2200-2330 Europe
2330-0100 North America/Central America/Caribbean
The transmission will be on 11092.5 KHz in Upper Side Band, as usual.
Radio St. Helena is very pleased to announce that the newly designed RSD
2009 QSL cards will be sponsored by the highly respected Japan Short Wave
Club. This good news has been reported by Mr. T. Ohtake of the JSWC. It
can truly be said, that without the very generous help of the JSWC, there
would not have been a Radio St. Helena Day Revival in 2006.
To get a QSL from Radio St. Helena, you must send a written and verifiable
reception report by AIRMAIL and include sufficient return postage. Email-
reports will be not be verified. Recordings will not be returned.
In EURO-countries, please send a 5-Euro banknote. Otherwise, please send 3
or more US dollar banknotes to cover the required return postage.
Radio St. Helena
P.O.Box 93
Jamestown, St. Helena
STHL 1ZZ
South Atlantic Ocean
via AIRMAIL
via United Kingdom & Ascension
The last two lines of the above address are very important and should be
written as shown. Be sure to use sufficient postage on your letter to RSH.
Ask at your local post office for the correct AIRMAIL postage for your
letter to go all the way to St. Helena.
Emails and telephone calls from DXers everywhere are very welcome during
the broadcasts. A special email address for RSD 2009 will, probably, be
announced in October.
Gary Walters and his Team at RSH wish everyone excellent listening
conditions, hope that you enjoy the programming, and hope that the
sunspots will be kinder to us this year.
Source: Media Network, Robert Kipp/Radio St. Helena via Southgate
<http://www.southgatearc.org/news/october2009/radio_st_helena_day.htm#>
(BrDXC-UK ng, Oct 3)
SAO TOME 4960 VOA on Oct 4 w/ best signal hrd this season thus far w/
VOA feature "Our World" w/ man talking on a new telescope at the
Smithsonian Air & Space Museum at 0415 ... nice signal all the way to the
Hausa svc at 0500 UT and beyond. No QRM but moderate noise and fading.
SINPO 35333.
(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, DXplorer Oct 5)
SOLOMON ISLANDS 5018.513 Solomon Islands back on!
Will follow-up with a log shortly but SIBC are back on, hearing them 0900+
UT Oct 7 on 5018.513 kHz. Slightly distorted audio but not too bad and
very strong signal, pegging both my FT-950 and NRD-535D with an over
S9+60dB signal. Should be propagating to North America right now.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 7)
5018.57 Solomon Islands, SIBC caught at 1010 to 1029 UT per tips from
Charles Bolland and David Sharp. Good to have them back on this frequency
as they formally came in well. 7 Oct.
(Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer Oct 7)]
5018.513 SIBC, 0910, English, local messages, including tsunami relief
news for people in Tonga and elsewhere. Local time check by man, into
"Voice of Salvation" at 0915 UT. Certainly not here day prior so must have
reactivated today. Very strong, pegging S-Meters on both radios at
S9+60dB. Oct 7.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
5018.4, SIBC, (pres), 0927-1000, Noted a male in Pidgin language comments.
Between comments music presented. Signal was just weak enough where it was
very difficult to make out the details. More comments and music ensue
during the period. Signal was poor.
(Chuck Bolland-FL-USA, hcdx Oct 7)
5019.958 SIBC, 0947, nearly on nominal with strong signal. Now, if they
could just "fix" the garbled audio! Had tried for this earlier without
luck at 0700 UT and again at 0800 UT, so I'm not sure when it came on, or
if intermittent. Obviously they have someone "tweaking" the xmtr. Nice to
have them back. Oct 8.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
SOUTH AFRICA [to Zimbabwe] 3955 Zimbabwe Community Radio on 3955 kHz
via Meyerton (from 1800 UT?) heard 4 Oct and 5 Oct both around 1812 UT
tune-in. English ID mentioned website <www.zicora.com> (I'm guessing the
spelling as they don't spell it phonetically on air and unable to check it
from here). At 1855 UT transmitter stayed on with music before Family
Radio programme in Portuguese at 1900 UT.
(Alan Pennington-UK, BrDXC-UK ng Oct 6)
SPAIN 1269 COPE Zamroa QSL.
Nach 40 Tagen kam ein detaillierter Brief nebst Schluesselanhaenger und 2
Aufklebern von
Radio Popular S.A.
COPE Zamora
Plaza Fernandez Duro, 3 2 degr
49003 Zamora
Spanien
v/s: Miguel Angel Rodriguez Martin, Administrador COPE Zamora
Wenn wir schon bei der COPE sind, nachstehend noch die aktuelle Adresse
von COPE Vigo, bei denen ich anlaesslich eines Aufenthaltes in Vigo im
Juli das QSL-Inkasso gleich selber durchfuehrte (auf einen FM Es Bericht
nebst Folgeschreiben hatte man nicht reagiert):
COPE Vigo
Principe, 57, 1
36202 Vigo
Spanien
Mein Gespraechspartner und v/s war: Miguel Angel Alvarez del Pozo,
Director
(Ewald Glantschnig-Geneve-SUI, A-DX Oct 5)
SURINAM 4990 R. Apintie (tent.) hrd Oct 4 for first time in many months
w/ typical non-stop pop mx (or so it appeared) from 0623 UT tune, in and
out of audibility _ this is typically when Apintie is hrd here when on the
air. Threshold signal w/ no QRM from the Brazilian on 4885 kHz. Signal
spike on the Perseus was better looking than the audio sounded (well above
the noise lvl) and was centered on 4990 kHz. SINPO 15331.
(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, DXplorer Oct 5)
4990 R. Apintie, Surinam.
Dem Hinweis von Christoph folgend, habe ich heute morgen gegen 0515 UT auf
4990 kHz gedreht. Der eigentliche Traeger war recht deutlich vernehmbar.
Nach kurzem Hinhoeren dachte ich erst, der Traeger waere voellig
unmoduliert, weil gar nichts in die Kopfhoerer drang. Nach ca. 10...15
Minuten schwappten gelegentlich leise Musikfetzen herueber. Fuer eine
verwertbare Aufnahme war das Signal viel zu schwach. Eben nur was fuer die
Kopfhoehrer.
(Thomas Lindenthal-D, A-DX Oct 6)
Viel Erfolg, und fuer alle die nebenan bei NET-RADIO nicht mitlesen gab
Wolfgang Thiele diese Tip:
"Hallo allerseits, Radio Apintie aus Surinam hoeren wir auch als
Livestream (mp3, 24 kb/s):
<http://s1.viastreaming.net:7000>
(daneben auch Streams in anderen Formaten)
Homepage: <http://www.apintie.sr>
Die Musik ist Geschmackssache, aber die Ansagen bzw. Werbespots finde ich
faszinierend: Niederlaendisch mit einer Satzmelodie, die an Portugiesisch
erinnert."
Danke dafuer, hoert sich fuer 24 kb/s gar nicht uebel an.
(Christoph Ratzer-AUT OE2CRM <www.a-dx.at> Oct 6)
4990.000 Radio Apintie, TENTATIVE, 0805, threshold signal, talk by a man
with occasional a capella singing. Could not verify the language as Dutch
but it was very guttural, which tends to rule out Spanish and it's too
early for the Chinese station, which normally dominates later. Very "warm
and fuzzy" (or "Happy Station") sounding type program. Also, I think 0800+
roughly coincides with Paramaribo sunrise. Gone at 0900 recheck. If indeed
Apintie, it would be my second log here. Oct 6.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
SWEDEN From the Radio Sweden website:
"With the start of the new transmission period for short and medium wave,
as well as satellite, on October 25, Radio Sweden will only be publishing
our broadcast schedule on the Web. This is a logical consequence of the
increasing importance of the Internet as a broadcast platform and because
we have stopped broadcasting our own programs in Swedish. At the same time
we are simplifying our marketing and audience services.
Listeners to our programs will find the schedules for all our languages
under the heading "Frequencies/Tider och frekvenser" on the SR
International homepage. When necessary and by request we will also
continue to mail printed versions of our schedules in Swedish and other
languages. Listeners can also contact Swedish Radio's Listener Service
department with requests.
At the same time we are discontinuing mailing QSL cards to listeners in
response to reception reports.
Ingemar Loefgren Head of SR International"
<http://www.sr.se/rs/english/index.htm>
Pity but very common these days; they sent me a schedule for years and
issued some nice QSLs but I guess its just as easy to find the information
online and receive an emailed confirmation of reception - Mike.
(R Sweden website, via BrDXC-UK ng Mike Terry-UK, Oct 5)
Radio Sweden special produced SWEDISH PROGRAM DISCONTINUED. Programs in
Swedish short-and medium wave.
This means that our weekend programs the week that went (with a summary of
the week's main Swedish news), Sweden Granary, Maritime magazine and
Sweden in the world disappears, and the daily half-hour packages of
actuality and news on weekdays. Broadcasts on shortwave, medium wave and
satellite will continue until further notice, especially with repeat
consignments from Eko program (Lunch echo in the afternoons, Daily Echo
17:45 LT in the evening and night).
R. Sweden B09 FULL sked can be found here
<http://www.sr.se/cgi-bin/international/artikel.asp?Artikel=3144955>
(all the services)
(Alexey Zinevich-BLR, dxld Oct 8)
Here is the Swedish broadcasting schedule which applies from 25 October
2009:
All time: UTC (Swedish winter local time, UTC+1 hour)
Europe / Africa / Middle East
Weekdays kHz degr
0500-0600 9490 (125 degr)
0600-0800 6065 (140-240 degr)
1500-1530 9360 (125 degr)
1645-1715 5865 (140-240 degr)
1800-1830 7465 (125 degr)
1900-1930 5865 (140-240). 7465 (235 degr)
2000-2030 5850 (140-240 degr). 9490 (320 degr) via Madagascar
2100-2130 7425 (275 degr) via Madagascar
2200-2230 5850 (140-240 degr)
Saturday
1500-1530 9360 (125 degr)
1645-1715 5865 (140-240 degr)
1800-1830 7465 (125 degr)
1900-1930 5865 (140-240). 7465 (235 degr)
2000-2030 5850 (140-240 degr). 9490 (320 degr) via Madagascar
2100-2130 7425 (275 degr) via Madagascar
2200-2230 5850 (140-240 degr)
Sunday
1500-1530 9360 (125 degr)
1645-1700 5865 (140-240 degr)
1800-1830 7465 (125 degr)
1900-1930 5865 (140-240 degr). 7465 (235 degr)
2000-2030 5850 (140-240 degr). 9490 (320 degr) via Madagascar
2100-2130 7425 (275 degr) via Madagascar
2200-2230 5850 (140-240 degr)
Listeners in Europe and the Middle East can hear many Asian Broadcasting
in 40-120 degr. Listeners in the Canary Islands can try the 140-240 degr
and Madagascar Transmission of 320 degr.
Medium wave 1179 kHz (254mb). Daily broadcasts in Swedish: 0455-0700,
1645-1715, 1800-1830 (Sundays SR P4 sports), 1900-1930, 2100-2200, 2200-
2230 LT.
Best listening during the dark part of the day in Northern and Central
Europe and the UK and Ireland.
Asia
1200-1230 9380 (40 degr)
1300-1330 11600 (55 degr). 11550 (95 degr)
1400-1430 9400 (85 degr)
1500-1530 9400 (100 degr)
0200-0230 11550 (50 degr) through Madagascar, South Asia
Broadcasts in 80-100 degr to Asia in many cases can be heard in the Middle
East.
North America
0200-0230 6010 (240 degr) via Sackville
0300-0330 6010 (268 degr) via Sackville
English
Europe, Africa & the Middle East. All times UTC (unless otherwise
specified).
Shortwave: From October 25, 2009
1530-1600 9360 (125 degr)
1700-1730 7465 (125 degr)
1730-1800 MW 1179
1830-1900 MW 1179
2000-2030 MW 1179
2030-2100 9490 (320 degr) via Madagascar
2130-2200 7425 (275 degr) via Madagascar
2230-2300 MW 1179
Through October 25, 2009
1430-1500 13820 ( 85 degr)
1530-1600 13600 (120 degr)
1630-1700 MW 1179
1730-1800 MW 1179
1900-1930 MW 1179
2030-2100 7395 (320 degr) via Madagascar
2130-2200 7395 (280 degr) via Madagascar + MW 1179
North America. All times UTC (unless otherwise specified)
Shortwave:
Through October 25, 2009
0130-0200 6010 (240 degr) via Sackville
0230-0300 6010 (268 degr) via Sackville
>From October 25, 2009
0230-0300 6010 (240 degr) via Sackville
0330-0330 6010 (268 degr) via Sackville
Russian
Russia, CIS countries, Baltics.
1400-1430 11540 (55 degr)
1530-1600 9400 (55 degr)
1730-1800 5840 (70 degr)
1930-2000 6065 (70 degr). MW 1179 254 mb
2030-2100 5850 (85 degr). MW 1179 254 mb
Arabic
Middle East. All times UTC
1730-1800 7465 (125 degr) Monday-Friday
Aramaic / Assyrian
Middle East. All times UTC
1600-1630 9360 (125 degr) Thursday and Friday
Kurmanci / Sorani / Kurdish
Middle East. All times UTC
1630-1700 9360 (125-140 degr) Monday-Friday
Persian
Middle East. All times UTC
1600-1630 9360 (125-140 degr) Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Romany Chib
Middle East. All times UTC
2300-0000 MW 1179 Saturdays
2130-2200 5840 (145 degr) Saturday and Sunday
2200-2300 5840 (145 degr) Saturday and Sunday
(Sveriges Radio 2009; via Noel Green-UK, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 5)
SWITZERLAND The HBG Prangins standard frequency and time signal station
on 75 kHz will cease operations by the end of 2011. It has been on the air
since 1966. Users have been advised to tune to the German Mainflingen
DCF77 station on 77.5 kHz.
(Andrea Borgnino, bclnews.it via dxld / wdxc-UK Contact)
Auf der Homepage des schweizerischen Bundesamtes fuer Metrologie METAS
lesen wir folgende Meldung <http://is.gd/3WDPQ>
Zeitzeichensender HBG in Prangins (VD) auf Ende 2011 eingestellt.
Der Bundesrat hat beschlossen, den Betrieb des Zeitzeichensenders HBG in
Prangins (VD) auf Ende 2011 einzustellen. Der Sender wird vom Bundesamt
fuer Metrologie (METAS), der Fachbehoerde des Bundes fuer das Messwesen,
betrieben.
Der Langwellensender HBG in Prangins (VD) verbreitet seit 1966 auf einer
Frequenz von 75 kHz offizielle, auf die koordinierte Weltzeit abgestimmte
Zeitzeichen. Die exakt mit einer Atomuhr synchronisierten
Zeitinformationen koennen fuer die Steuerung von Funkuhren und fuer
technische Zeitsteuerungen verwendet werden. Der Sender arbeitet im 24-
Stunden-Betrieb. Die Zeitzeichen stehen gratis zur Verfuegung und koennen
von jedermann genutzt werden. Der Sender wurde zunaechst von der PTT und
dann bis Mai 2000 von der Swisscom betrieben. Seitdem betreibt ihn das
Bundesamt fuer Metrologie (METAS).
Im Rahmen der regelmaessigen Unterhaltsarbeiten an der Sendeanlage wurden
bei den Antennenmasten an verschiedenen Stellen erhebliche
Alterungserscheinungen festgestellt. Expertisen unabhaengiger Stellen
haben gezeigt, dass ohne eine umfassende Sanierung ein nicht zu
verantwortendes Sicherheitsrisiko besteht und der Betrieb des
Zeitzeichensenders eingestellt werden muss.
Ein Weiterbetrieb des Zeitzeichensenders HBG in Prangins (VD) wuerde hohe
Sanierungskosten verursachen. Die Nutzung des HBG-Zeitzeichens ist zu
gering, um die Kosten fuer eine Sanierung rechtfertigen zu koennen. Das
hat eine externe Studie ergeben. Abgeklaert wurde auch, ob Zusatznutzungen
des Langwellensenders oder die Uebernahme des Betriebs durch andere
Interessenten moeglich waeren, was nicht der Fall ist. Aus diesen Gruenden
wurde beschlossen, den Betrieb des Senders auf Ende 2011 einzustellen.
Der Entscheid zur Einstellung wurde fruehzeitig gefaellt, damit Nutzer des
Zeitzeichensignals rechtzeitig geeignete Massnahmen treffen koennen. Es
gibt rund 3600 institutionelle Nutzer (Betreiber von Kirchturm- und
Schulhausuhren). Deren Uhren koennen mit vertretbarem Aufwand auf das
Signal des deutschen Zeitzeichensenders DCF77 umgestellt werden, das in
der Schweiz mit vergleichbarer Qualitaet wie dasjenige des Senders HBG
empfangen werden kann. Weiter existiert ein gewisser HGB-Konsumguetermarkt
(Funkwecker, deren Empfaenger auf die Frequenz des Senders HBG ausgelegt
sind; Empfaenger fuer aktuelle Wetterinformationen). Viele dieser Geraete
sind mit Empfaengern ausgeruestet, die sowohl auf den Sender HBG wie auch
auf den deutschen Sender DCF77 ausgelegt sind und werden somit weiterhin
einwandfrei funktionieren. Der groesste Teil solcher Geraete auf dem Markt
ist ohnehin nur auf diesen deutschen Zeitzeichensender ausgelegt; das gilt
etwa fuer alle Funkarmbanduhren.
Die offizielle Schweizer Zeit wird weiterhin durch METAS verbreitet
werden. Unter anderem steht ein Zeitserver im Internet (ntp.metas.ch) zur
Verfuegung, mit dessen Hilfe Computeruhren mit der offiziellen Schweizer
Zeitskala synchronisiert werden koennen. METAS ist verantwortlich fuer die
Realisierung und Bereitstellung der Einheiten in der Schweiz, und damit
auch der Einheit der Zeit, der Sekunde. Zu seinen Aufgaben gehoert
ebenfalls die Ermittlung und Verbreitung der offiziellen Schweizer Zeit.
METAS wird auch den Zeitzeichensender HBG in Prangins (VD) weiter
betreiben bis zum Zeitpunkt der Einstellung des Betriebs, Ende 2011.
Naeheres zu dem Sender findet sich hier: <http://is.gd/3WDUg>
(Wolfgang Thiele-D, A-DX Oct 5)
558 kHz test.
Auf der Mailing-Liste des Medium Wave Circle <www.mwcirlce.org> kam gerade
folgendes ueber den Ticker:
I have noticed by a pure coincidence that today Sept 28 a testing signal
was hearable on 558 kHz, as a continuous beep. I heard it in Switzerland
at 10:00 UTC (ground wave, medium power) as well as Swiss evening time at
19:00 UTC. I heard it at home as well as in my car while driving in the
Zurich area.
The signal direction seems to come from Monte-Ceneri (formerly
transmitting on 558 kHz), South of Switzerland, close to the Italian
border.
Is this Monte-Ceneri doing a coverage test for somebody else? The Swiss-
Italian broadcast was phased out in summer 2008.
regards Philippe
(Philippe Aeby <phaeby @ csi.com> mwc, Sept 28)
Hier in Freising ist der 800 Hz-Testton gut aufzunehmen. Die Richtung
wuerde stimmen. Wer weiss mehr?
(Guenter Lorenz-D, mwc/A-DX Sept 28)
TURKEY Winter B-09 schedule for Voice of Turkey:
ARABIC 1000-1055 on 11955 13690
1500-1555 on 9665
AZERI 0800-0855 on 11835
1630-1725 on 5965
BULGARIAN 1200-1225 on 9640
CHINESE 1200-1255 on 15140
DARI 1600-1625 on 11680
ENGLISH 0400-0455 on 6020 7240 + 6040 SAC 250 kW / 277 deg
1330-1425 on 12035 15300
1930-2025 on 6050
2130-2225 on 9610
2300-2355 on 5960
FRENCH 2030-2125 on 5970 6050
GERMAN 1230-1325 on 11620
1830-1925 on 7205
GEORGIAN 1100-1155 on 9840
ITALIAN 1500-1525 on 7335, not 1730-1755 on 6185 <<<
KAZAKH 1430-1455 on 9785
PASHTO 1700-1725 on 11680
PERSIAN 0930-1055 on 11795
1600-1655 on 9530
RUSSIAN 1400-1455 on 9410
SPANISH 0200-0255 on 9410 9650
1730-1825 on 9495, not 1500-1555 on 7335 <<<
TATAR 1100-1155 on 15360
TURKISH 0100-0255 on 6000
0500-0655 on 9700 9820
0700-0955 on 11925 15350 15480
1000-1355 on 15350 15480
1400-1655 on 11815
1700-2155 on 5980 6120
TURKMEN 1300-1325 on 11965
URDU 1300-1355 on 11985
UYGHUR 0300-0355 on 9540
1400-1455 on 11640, not 11620 <<<
UZBEK 1100-1155 on 11865
1630-1655 on 11680
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 7)
UKRAINE B-09 Sendeplan des deutschen Programms von RUI
ab 26. Oktober 2008 bis zum 29. Maerz 2009
UTC Frequenz
1800-1900 7510
2100-2200 5830 9785
0000-0100 5830
Unsere Programme sind auch im Internet als Live-Stream zu hoeren und zwar
unter folgendem Homepage:
<www.nrcu.gov.ua>
Unter derselben Adresse kann man unsere Nachrichten nicht nur hoeren,
sondern auch lesen und unsere Programme On Demande abrufen. Unser
deutschsprachiges Programm wird auch via Satellit Sirius-2 uebertragen
unter orbitaler Position 5 Grad oestlicher Laenge, Frequenz 11766 mHz,
horizontaler Polarisierung, Geschwindigkeit des Digitalstreams 27500,
Fehlerkorrektion 3/4; via Satellit Hellas Sat-2 unter orbitaler Position
39 Grad oestlicher Laenge, Frequenz 11512 mHz, horizontaler Polarisierung,
Geschwindigkeit des Digitalstreams 30000, Fehlerkorrektion 7/8.
(RUI, via Paul Gager-AUT, A-DX Oct 8)
USA WBOH to close shortwave station.
I just spoke to Tabitha Hunter of WBOH shortwave station in Newport, North
Carolina. She confirms that WBOH, currently broadcasting on 5920 kHz, will
close their shortwave service at the end of the A09 schedule period. No
reasons were indicated, only that they will leave the air. Their sister
station WTJC, will continue on 9370 kHz on a 24 hour schedule for the B09
session.
(Gayle Van Horn W4GVH, Monitoring Times Frequency Manager
Shortwave Central blog:
<http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/> wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 6)
Read <http://www.rwonline.com/article/85754>
I found it a fascinating story.
A Life Dedicated to Shortwave Radio by M. LeClair, Aug 20, 2009
The role of shortwave radio has been much debated by members of the U.S.
international broadcasting community. Among those with a strong interest
in the topic is George Woodard. I spoke with him about his life and
experiences working with shortwave radio as both a manufacturer and an
engineer for U.S.-sponsored broadcasts.
Woodard started out with Continental Electronics in the early 1960s in the
midst of the Cold War, when shortwave radio was on the rise as a means to
provide an alternate news source for people in the closed Soviet Union.
He'd been drawn to radio as a boy, attended Texas Tech and received a
degree in electrical engineering in 1962.
During his years with Continental, he helped develop many of the high-
power shortwave transmitters that were an important part of radio and
politics in that uneasy era of simmering conflict.
Years later, in 1985, Woodard left the manufacturer to become associate
director for engineering for Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty and was
promoted to VP of RFE/RL Engineering in 1987, just before the conclusion
of the Cold War.
After jamming of shortwave broadcasting by the Soviet government ceased in
1988, Radio Free Liberty reached a peak of nearly 35 million weekly
listeners, bringing news about the West and democracy to the countries of
the former Eastern Bloc.
[...] Why is shortwave still important and what should we be doing today
to preserve it?
That is a very good question that our leaders in Washington should instead
be asking.
The immediate preliminary answer is that it's not as important as it once
was, though still very important. Our leaders in Washington have been
unable to get beyond the first half of the above answer since 1989 and the
collapse of Soviet-style communism. It is still very important.
Washington, driven by incompetent technocrats and bureaucrats at the IBB
and the U.S. Department of State, who are experts at saying what they
perceive people want to hear rather than the truth, has taken a wrong turn
on shortwave broadcasting since about 1989. The result has been a kind of
self-fulfilling prophecy. As we close down most shortwave broadcasting to
parts of the world, it is no surprise that 20 years later we find fewer
people are listening!
My advice is to pursue vigorously all new technological means to
communicate accurate world news to the parts of the world that do not have
that blessing of their own. Expand Internet, TV, local AM and FM, Wi-Fi
and cell phone broadcasting, but do not significantly reduce shortwave. In
many instances, as has been recently seen in Iran, Belarus, Georgia,
Pakistan and other places, and chronically seen in parts of Russia, China
and North Korea, increased shortwave capability is critical.
The cost of shortwave broadcasting is often brought up as a concern. Let
me close with some perspective on that argument.
The cost of operating a nominally large shortwave station is approximately
$15 million per year. Ten stations cost about $150 million to operate
annually. With modernization and a degree of automation, it could be
reduced to approximately half that. If shortwave broadcasting could
contribute to reducing our global military effort by just 1 percent, we,
as a country, would still save approximately $4.85 billion annually,
assuming a $500 billion annual military budget, not to mention the lives
of American soldiers.
I think it would perhaps be wiser for the American government to spend the
little money on shortwave to help keep us out of shooting wars.
(rw_online, Aug)
Tentat IBB B-09 schedule. Also 5 channels registered in 13 mb now.
FREQ UTC ORG LANG RLY PWR AZ1 AZ2 DAYS
4930 0300-0600 VOA ENGL BOT 100 020 200
4930 1400-1700 VOA ENGL BOT 100 020 200
4930 1700-1800 VOA ZIMB BOT 100 020 200
4930 1800-1830 VOA ENGL BOT 100 020 200 SA-SU
4930 1800-1830 VOA ENGZ BOT 100 020 200 MO-FR
4930 1830-2100 VOA ENGL BOT 100 020 200
4940 1900-2030 VOA ENGL SAO 100 030
4940 2030-2100 VOA ENGL SAO 100 030 SA-SU
4940 2030-2100 VOA HAUS SAO 100 030 MO-FR
4960 0400-0500 VOA ENGL SAO 100 030
4960 0500-0530 VOA HAUS SAO 100 030
4960 0530-0630 VOA FREN SAO 100 030 MO-FR
4960 0700-0730 VOA HAUS SAO 100 030
5745 1100-1400 OCB SPAN GB 250 174
5750 1830-1930 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
5750 1930-2030 VOA DARI KWT 250 070
5820 1600-1800 RFE TU KWT 250 070
5820 1800-2000 RFE RU LAM 100 055
5825 2000-2200 RFE BR BIB 100 063
5835 1500-1600 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
5835 1600-1700 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
5835 1700-1800 VOA DEEW UDO 250 305
5835 1800-1900 VOA DEEW KWT 250 078
5835 1900-2100 VOA KORE PHT 250 021
5835 2200-2300 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
5840 0400-0500 RFE TB BIB 100 063
5840 0500-0600 RFE RU LAM 100 055
5850 1600-1630 RFE MD BIB 100 105 SA-SU
5850 1630-1930 VOA PERS WER 250 105
5860 0030-0230 FRD PE IRA 250 315
5860 0300-0400 FRD PE KWT 250 046
5860 0400-0430 FRD PE KWT 250 046
5860 0430-1400 FRD PE KWT 250 046
5885 0400-0500 RFE CA LAM 100 075
5890 0500-0530 RFE MD BIB 100 105 MO-FR
5890 1200-1500 VOA KORE TIN 250 325
5890 2230-2300 VOA ENGL PHT 250 330
5890 2300-2400 VOA SPAN GB 250 190 010
5895 1600-1630 RFE TB BIB 100 063
5895 1700-1730 RFE TB LAM 100 075
5895 2000-2100 RFE TB LAM 100 075
5925 0300-0400 FRD PE LAM 100 108
5930 1500-1530 VOA UZBE UDO 250 316
5940 0400-0500 RFE RU LAM 100 075
5940 2300-2400 VOA SPAN GB 250 225
5945 0500-0600 VOA KURD BIB 100 105
5955 0300-0400 RFE TU LAM 100 080
5955 1500-1600 VOA VIET PHT 250 275
5960 0130-0200 VOA ENGL GB 250 174 TU-SA
5960 0330-0400 VOA SOMA SAO 100 088
5980 0700-0900 OCB SPAN GB 250 184 TU-SU
5980 0900-1100 OCB SPAN GB 250 184
5980 1100-1300 OCB SPAN GB 250 190 010
6020 0530-0630 VOA FREN GB 250 094 MO-FR
6030 0000-0300 OCB SPAN GB 250 205
6030 0300-0900 OCB SPAN GB 250 205 TU-SU
6030 0900-1200 OCB SPAN GB 250 205
6030 2200-2400 OCB SPAN GB 250 205
6035 0530-0600 VOA CROA BIB 100 126
6035 0600-0630 VOA ALBA BIB 100 126
6040 0500-0530 VOA HAUS SAO 100 335
6040 1200-1300 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
6040 1300-1400 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
6040 1400-1500 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
6040 2030-2100 VOA FREN NAU 250 190 SA-SU
6040 2030-2100 VOA HAUS SAO 100 000 MO-FR
6045 2200-2300 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
6055 1400-1600 RFE TU UDO 250 300
6060 1600-1800 RFE TU LAM 100 075
6060 1900-2100 VOA KORE UDO 250 038
6060 2200-2230 VOA KHME IRA 250 073
6060 2230-2330 VOA VIET IRA 250 073
6080 0300-0500 VOA ENGL SAO 100 138
6080 0500-0600 VOA ENGL SAO 100 138
6080 0600-0700 VOA ENGL SAO 100 335
6080 1400-1500 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
6080 1500-1530 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
6080 1530-1600 VOA ENGL MEY 250 335
6080 1600-1700 VOA ENGL MEY 250 335
6080 1700-1800 VOA ENGL SAO 100 124
6080 1800-1830 VOA ENGL BOT 100 010
6080 1830-2200 VOA ENGL SAO 100 335
6105 0400-0500 RFE BR WER 250 060
6105 0500-0600 RFE BR LAM 100 055
6105 1400-1500 VOA CHIN PHT 250 332
6105 1500-1530 VOA UZBE TIN 250 305
6105 1800-2000 RFE RU BIB 100 063
6105 2100-2200 RFE RU PHT 250 021
6105 2200-2400 VOA ENGL UDO 250 018
6115 0000-0030 FRD PE KWT 250 046
6115 0030-0300 FRD PE LAM 100 104
6120 0400-0600 RFE BR WER 250 060
6120 2200-2300 RNW INDO PHT 250 200
6130 1700-1730 RFE MD BIB 100 105 MO-FR
6135 1900-1930 RFE MD BIB 100 105 MO-FR
6135 1930-1945 VOA CROA BIB 100 126
6140 1500-1600 VOA ENGL UDO 250 018
6150 1800-2000 RFE BR LAM 100 055
6150 2000-2100 RFE RU LAM 100 055
6180 0030-0100 VOA ENGL KWT 250 082
6180 2300-2400 VOA ENGL UDO 250 030
6185 1000-1100 RTG THAI UDO 250 136
7205 0230-0330 VOA PERS WER 250 105
7215 1400-1500 RFE TA IRA 250 348
7220 0400-0500 RFE TB LAM 100 075
7220 0900-1100 RFE RU PHT 250 021
7220 1600-1700 RFE BR WER 250 055
7220 1700-1800 RFE BR BIB 100 063
7220 2000-2200 RFE BR WER 250 060
7220 2200-2400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
7225 1400-1500 RFE RU LAM 100 055
7225 1500-1600 RFE RU LAM 100 055
7230 2230-2300 VOA ENGL UDO 250 359
7235 0100-0200 RFE KA LAM 100 075
7235 1130-1145 RTG LAO UDO 250 030
7235 1145-1200 RTG BURM UDO 250 284
7235 1200-1400 VOA KORE TIN 250 329
7235 1400-1500 VOA KORE PHT 250 021
7235 1700-1730 VOA ALBA BIB 100 126
7235 1930-2000 VOA TURK LAM 100 108 MO-FR
7255 0000-0100 VOA TIBE UDO 250 319
7255 1100-1115 RTG VIET UDO 250 144
7255 1115-1130 RTG KHME UDO 250 144
7255 1130-1230 VOA INDO UDO 250 144
7255 1400-1500 VOA TIBE KWT 250 070
7260 1500-1700 RFE TA UDO 250 316
7260 2200-2230 VOA KHME PHX 50 285 105
7265 0530-0630 VOA FREN MDC 250 295 MO-FR
7265 2300-2400 VOA ENGL PHX 50 285 105
7270 1500-1600 RFE RU UDO 250 006
7275 0100-0300 RFE TA LAM 100 075
7295 0200-0300 RFE TU LAM 100 075
7295 0430-0500 VOA TURK BIB 100 105 MO-FR
7295 1300-1500 VOA CHIN NVS 200 111
7305 1600-1700 RFE RU BIB 100 063
7315 1830-1900 VOA AZER BIB 100 105
7325 0100-0200 VOA ENGL IRA 250 340
7335 2100-2200 RFE RU UDO 250 030
7340 0300-0330 VOA SWAH SAO 100 100 MO-FR
7340 0330-0430 VOA KNKR BOT 100 010
7355 0400-0600 RFE RU BIB 100 063
7365 0000-0300 OCB SPAN GB 250 164
7365 0300-0500 OCB SPAN GB 250 164 TU-SU
7365 1300-1315 RTG JAPA UDO 250 054
7365 1315-1330 RTG MAND UDO 250 030
7365 1330-1400 RTG THAI UDO 250 054
7380 1600-1630 RFE TB PHT 250 332
7380 1700-1730 RFE TB UDO 250 316
7390 1300-1500 VOA CANT PHT 250 332
7405 0000-0030 VOA ENGL KWT 250 070
7405 0130-0200 VOA ENGL GB 250 183 TU-SA
7405 0300-0700 OCB SPAN GB 250 184 TU-SU
7405 1200-1400 OCB SPAN GB 250 183
7405 2030-2330 VOA ENGL KWT 250 070
7405 2200-2400 OCB SPAN GB 250 164
7405 2330-2400 VOA ENGL KWT 250 070
7415 0030-0200 FRD PE LAM 100 108
7415 0200-0230 FRD PE LAM 100 108
7420 1900-2100 VOA KORE UDO 250 038
7425 2100-2200 RFE RU KWT 250 046
7425 2200-2300 VOA ENGL KWT 250 070
7430 0000-0030 VOA BURM IRA 250 073
7430 2300-2330 VOA BURM UDO 250 264
7430 2330-2400 VOA BURM IRA 250 073
7435 1600-1700 VOA BANG UDO 250 305
7435 1700-1800 RFE RU LAM 100 075
7440 1300-1400 VOA URDU IRA 250 315
7440 1400-1500 VOA URDU UDO 250 300
7440 2200-2300 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
7455 1200-1300 VOA DEEW IRA 250 334
7455 1300-1400 VOA DEEW IRA 250 332
7455 1400-1500 VOA DEEW IRA 250 315
7455 1500-1600 VOA DEEW BIB 100 088
7455 1600-1700 VOA DEEW BIB 100 088
7455 1700-1800 VOA DEEW IRA 250 334
7455 1800-1900 VOA DEEW IRA 250 334
7455 1930-2000 VOA ALBA BIB 100 126
7460 2300-2400 VOA ENGL UDO 250 030
7465 1930-1945 VOA CROA BIB 100 105
7470 1400-1500 VOA TIBE PHT 250 315
7470 1500-1530 VOA UZBE LAM 100 080
7480 0000-0100 VOA TIBE IRA 250 020
7480 1500-1530 RFE KY LAM 100 075
7480 1600-1700 RFE AZ LAM 100 075
7480 2200-2400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 270
7485 2000-2130 FRD PE UDO 250 300
7495 0000-0200 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
7495 1200-1300 VOA DEEW BIB 100 088
7495 1300-1400 VOA DEEW IRA 250 334
7495 1400-1500 VOA DEEW UDO 250 300
7495 1500-1600 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
7495 1600-1800 VOA DEEW UDO 250 300
7495 1800-1900 VOA DEEW UDO 250 300
7520 1500-1600 VOA ENGL PHT 250 275
7520 1600-2100 FRD PE UDO 250 300
7520 2100-2130 FRD PE IRA 250 332
7520 2130-2330 FRD PE IRA 250 324
7525 1400-1500 VOA CHIN TIN 250 313
7530 1600-1700 VOA TIBE PHT 250 275
7550 1600-1700 RFE UZ LAM 100 075
7550 1700-1800 VOA KURD IRA 250 316
7560 1600-1700 VOA TIBE UDO 250 319
7560 1730-1830 VOA DARI UDO 250 300
7560 1830-1900 VOA PASH UDO 250 300
7560 1900-1930 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
7560 1930-2030 VOA DARI KWT 250 070
7570 1800-1900 RTG THAI UDO 250 324
7570 1900-2000 RTG ENGL UDO 250 324
7575 1200-1300 VOA ENGL IRA 250 033
7575 1300-1400 VOA ENGL TIN 250 279
7575 1400-1600 VOA ENGL UDO 250 280
7580 1600-2130 FRD PE IRA 250 315
7580 2130-2400 FRD PE IRA 250 315
7595 0030-0130 VOA PASH IRA 250 334
7595 0130-0230 VOA DARI IRA 250 334
7595 1400-1500 RFE TA IRA 250 348
9310 1600-1730 FRD PE PHT 250 283
9310 1730-1800 FRD PE UDO 250 304
9310 1800-1900 FRD PE UDO 250 305
9320 1530-1630 VOA PERS UDO 250 300
9320 1630-1700 VOA PERS BIB 100 105
9320 1700-1730 FRD PE LAM 100 075
9320 1730-1800 VOA OROM IRA 250 275 MO-FR
9320 1800-1900 VOA AMHA LAM 100 132
9320 1900-1930 VOA TIGR IRA 250 275 MO-FR
9325 0000-0030 VOA BURM PHT 250 270
9325 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHT 250 270
9325 1300-1330 VOA VIET PHT 250 270
9325 1330-1430 VOA KHME PHT 250 270
9325 1430-1530 VOA BURM PHT 250 270
9325 2300-2400 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
9335 0030-0130 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
9335 0130-0230 VOA DARI KWT 250 070
9335 0230-0330 RFE PA KWT 250 070
9335 0330-0430 RFE DA KWT 250 070
9335 1130-1230 RFE DA KWT 250 070
9335 1230-1330 RFE PA KWT 250 070
9335 1330-1430 RFE DA KWT 250 070
9335 1430-1530 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
9335 1530-1630 VOA DARI KWT 250 070
9335 1630-1730 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
9335 1730-1830 VOA DARI KWT 250 070
9335 1900-1930 FRD PE IRA 250 332
9335 1930-2130 FRD PE IRA 250 322
9355 1530-1630 VOA BURM PHT 250 270
9360 1400-1500 VOA INDO PHX 50 220 TH-SA
9370 0000-0200 VOA DEEW LAM 100 075
9370 0200-0300 VOA DEEW IRA 250 332
9370 0300-0400 VOA DEEW IRA 250 334
9370 1200-1300 VOA DEEW UDO 250 300
9370 1300-1400 VOA DEEW UDO 250 300
9370 1400-1500 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
9370 1500-1600 VOA DEEW PHT 250 315
9370 1600-1700 VOA DEEW UDO 250 304
9370 1700-1800 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
9370 1800-1900 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
9380 0000-0100 VOA DEEW UDO 250 324
9380 0100-0200 VOA DEEW BIB 100 088
9380 0200-0300 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
9380 0300-0400 VOA DEEW IRA 250 340
9380 1800-1830 SAW SUDA IRA 250 275
9390 1300-1400 VOA URDU PHT 250 283
9390 1400-1500 VOA URDU PHT 250 283
9395 1600-1700 VOA ENGL LAM 100 132
9395 1700-1800 VOA GEOR LAM 100 075
9405 1700-1800 RFE RU BIB 100 088
9405 1800-2100 RFE RU LAM 100 055
9430 0400-0500 FRD PE WER 250 105
9435 0100-0200 VOA ENGL UDO 250 292
9435 2100-2130 VOA FREN SKN 300 180 MO-FR
9440 0300-0330 VOA SWAH BOT 100 010 MO-FR
9445 1300-1400 RFE KA UDO 250 308
9445 1400-1500 RFE TU BIB 100 088
9445 1730-1830 VOA DARI UDO 250 311
9465 1200-1230 RFE KY IRA 250 348
9465 1530-1600 VOA GEOR BIB 100 105
9465 1600-1630 VOA GEOR WER 250 105
9480 0530-0630 VOA FREN GB 250 091 MO-FR
9485 1500-1600 VOA ENGL IRA 250 049
9485 1600-1700 RFE AZ NAU 250 103
9485 1730-1800 VOA OROM WER 250 135 MO-FR
9485 1800-1900 VOA AMHA NAU 250 140
9485 1900-1930 VOA TIGR NAU 250 140 MO-FR
9490 1930-2000 VOA TURK BIB 100 105 MO-FR
9490 2200-2400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 200
9495 0230-0330 VOA PERS WER 250 105
9495 1700-1730 VOA PERS BIB 100 105
9495 1730-1830 VOA PERS BIB 100 105
9495 1830-1900 VOA AZER WER 250 090
9505 0530-0630 VOA FREN SKN 300 180 MO-FR
9520 0000-0100 VOA URDU IRA 250 340
9520 0100-0200 VOA URDU IRA 250 340
9520 0400-0700 RFE RU LAM 100 055
9520 0900-1100 RFE RU TIN 250 341
9520 1500-1600 VOA VIET IRA 250 073
9520 1600-1800 RFE BR WOF 300 075
9520 2000-2100 RFE RU UDO 250 022
9525 1800-1900 RFE GE LAM 100 092
9530 1100-1400 VOA CHIN PHT 250 332
9530 1500-1530 VOA UZBE KWT 250 046
9535 0600-0800 RFE RU BIB 100 065
9535 2000-2015 RTG GERM UDO 250 321
9535 2030-2045 RTG ENGL UDO 250 321
9535 2045-2115 RTG THAI UDO 250 018
9540 0330-0400 VOA KNKR SAO 100 114
9540 0400-0430 VOA KNKR SAO 100 100
9540 1630-1700 VOA PERS BIB 100 105
9540 1700-1830 VOA PERS NAU 125 100
9545 0000-0200 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
9545 2200-2300 VOA CHIN PHT 250 332
9555 1200-1300 VOA KORE SAI 100 325
9555 1300-1500 VOA KORE PHT 250 021
9565 1200-1300 VOA DEEW LAM 100 104
9565 1300-1400 VOA DEEW UDO 250 304
9565 1400-1500 VOA DEEW WER 250 075
9565 1630-1730 VOA SWAH BOT 100 350
9565 2000-2400 OCB SPAN GB 250 174
9570 1900-2000 FRD PE UDO 250 300
9580 2300-2400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 349
9585 0300-0330 SAW SUDA SAO 100 076
9585 0400-0830 FRD PE LAM 100 104
9585 1900-2000 VOA ENGL LAM 100 104
9595 1400-1500 RFE UZ WER 250 060
9595 1800-1900 FRD PE WER 250 105
9600 2200-2245 BIB CHIN TIN 250 305
9620 0000-0030 VOA INDO UDO 250 166
9620 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHT 250 315
9620 2200-2400 VOA INDO UDO 250 166
9625 1600-1700 RFE UZ BIB 100 085
9625 1800-1900 RFE RU LAM 100 055
9640 1200-1400 VOA ENGL UDO 250 130
9645 0000-0100 VOA TIBE UDO 250 321
9650 1700-1800 VOA KURD BIB 100 085
9660 1130-1200 VOA CREO GB 250 174 MO-FR
9660 1230-1300 VOA CREO GB 250 184 MO-FR
9670 1230-1300 RNW DUTC TIN 250 267
9670 1400-1500 VOA TIBE UDO 250 321
9680 0000-0030 RTG ENGL UDO 250 006
9680 0200-0300 RFE UZ UDO 250 324
9680 0300-0400 RFE UZ LAM 100 075
9680 1830-1930 VOA PERS WER 250 105
9680 2100-2130 VOA FREN MDC 250 300 MO-FR
9685 1500-1600 VOA ENGL LAM 100 108
9690 0500-0600 VOA KURD BIB 100 105
9695 1400-1700 RFE TA LAM 100 075
9705 1300-1400 VOA CANT SAI 100 285
9705 1400-1500 VOA CANT SAI 100 310
9715 0030-0100 VOA ENGL UDO 250 166
9715 1300-1400 RFE RU SAI 100 340
9715 1400-1500 RFE RU BIB 100 063
9720 1000-1100 RNW ENGL PHT 250 315
9720 1230-1300 RTG ENGL UDO 250 132
9725 1130-1230 VOA INDO UDO 250 182
9725 1400-1430 RTG ENGL UDO 250 132
9725 1500-1600 VOA VIET SAI 100 285
9725 1600-1700 RFE CA LAM 100 092
9740 0300-0400 RFE TA IRA 250 340
9740 0600-0700 RFE TB BIB 100 063
9745 1900-1915 SAW SUDA SMG 250 146
9745 1915-1930 SAW SUDA BOT 100 010
9755 2200-2300 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
9760 1300-1500 VOA ENGL PHT 250 270
9760 1500-1600 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
9760 1500-1600 VOA ENGL PHT 250 270
9760 1600-1700 RFE UZ IRA 250 340
9765 0000-0100 VOA URDU UDO 250 300
9765 0100-0200 VOA URDU UDO 250 300
9765 0230-0400 FRD PE IRA 250 315
9770 1530-1630 VOA DARI WER 250 105
9770 1630-1700 VOA PASH WER 250 105
9770 1700-1730 VOA PASH WER 250 105
9780 1500-1530 VOA HAUS SAO 100 335
9780 1800-1900 RFE GE BIB 100 088
9780 2000-2030 VOA FREN SAO 100 020
9780 2030-2100 VOA HAUS MEY 100 328 MO-FR
9780 2030-2100 VOA FREN SAO 100 020 SA-SU
9780 2100-2130 VOA FREN SAO 100 076 MO-FR
9780 2230-2300 VOA ENGL PHT 250 349
9785 1200-1500 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
9785 1700-1800 FRD PE LAM 100 108
9790 0100-0200 RFE KA UDO 250 313
9790 1600-1700 RFE RU WER 250 045
9795 1800-1900 RFE RU BIB 100 063
9805 1100-1200 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
9805 1800-1830 SAW SUDA WER 250 150
9805 1900-1930 SAW SUDA SAO 100 052
9810 1230-1300 VOA LAO SAI 100 270
9815 1700-1800 VOA KURD BIB 100 105
9815 1830-1900 VOA FREN BOT 100 010
9815 1900-1930 SAW SUDA WER 250 150
9815 2000-2030 VOA FREN BOT 100 010
9815 2030-2100 VOA FREN BOT 100 010 SA-SU
9815 2100-2130 VOA FREN BOT 100 010 MO-FR
9820 0230-0330 VOA PERS BIB 100 105
9825 0000-0300 OCB SPAN GB 250 174
9825 1100-1500 VOA CHIN PHT 250 332
9835 1500-1600 RFE TU BIB 100 088
9845 0300-0330 SAW SUDA IRA 250 275
9845 0700-1100 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
9855 0900-1100 VOA CHIN TIN 250 305
9860 1730-1800 VOA OROM BOT 100 010 MO-FR
9860 1800-1900 VOA AMHA SAO 100 076
9860 1900-1930 VOA TIGR IRA 250 286 MO-FR
9865 1700-1800 RFE RU BIB 100 063
9865 1800-2000 RFE BR WOF 300 075
9875 2200-2300 VOA CHIN SAI 100 325
9885 0300-0430 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
9885 0430-0600 VOA ENGL MDC 250 335
9885 0600-0700 VOA ENGL MEY 100 340
9885 1130-1200 VOA SPAN GB 250 168 MO-FR
9885 1200-1300 VOA SPAN GB 250 168
9885 1830-1900 VOA AZER BIB 100 085
9885 2300-2400 VOA SPAN GB 250 183
9895 0000-0200 RNW SPAN GB 250 176
9925 1930-2130 FRD PE IRA 250 324
9925 2130-2300 FRD PE IRA 250 322
9960 1830-1930 VOA PERS IRA 250 324
9990 1030-1130 RFE PA IRA 250 340
9990 1130-1230 RFE DA IRA 250 340
9990 1230-1330 RFE PA IRA 250 340
11500 0130-0200 VOA BANG IRA 250 025
11500 1600-1700 VOA BANG IRA 250 025
11520 1200-1300 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
11525 1500-1600 VOA ENGL PHT 250 283
11560 1530-1630 VOA BURM PHT 250 270
11560 2200-2400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
11575 0000-0300 VOA DEEW IRA 250 332
11575 0300-0400 VOA DEEW IRA 250 332
11575 1530-1630 VOA DARI KWT 250 070
11575 1630-1730 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
11605 1600-1700 RFE CA LAM 100 092
11615 1800-1830 SAW SUDA SAO 100 076
11635 1200-1300 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
11635 1300-1400 VOA KURD LAM 100 104
11635 1400-1500 VOA INDO SAI 100 225 TH-SA
11655 2200-2300 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
11655 2300-2400 RNW SPAN GB 250 160
11655 2330-2400 VOA ENGL UDO 250 030
11670 1630-1700 FRD PE SKN 300 095
11675 1730-1800 VOA OROM LAM 100 132 MO-FR
11675 1800-1900 VOA AMHA IRA 250 279
11675 1900-1930 VOA TIGR IRA 250 279 MO-FR
11690 0930-1030 FRD PE IRA 250 324
11690 1030-1200 FRD PE IRA 250 324
11695 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHT 250 150
11695 1300-1330 VOA VIET PHT 250 270
11700 1030-1100 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
11705 0100-0200 VOA ENGL UDO 250 292
11705 1200-1400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 349
11705 1500-1530 VOA HAUS SAO 100 020
11705 1530-1630 VOA PERS BIB 100 088
11705 2030-2100 VOA HAUS NAU 250 190 MO-FR
11710 0500-0530 VOA HAUS BOT 100 350
11710 0700-0730 VOA HAUS SAO 100 000
11715 1400-1500 RFE UZ LAM 100 080
11720 0800-1200 VOA CHIN TIN 250 304
11730 0530-0600 RTG ENGL UDO 250 310
11730 1200-1300 VOA ENGL PHT 250 270
11730 1730-1930 PBS ENGL PHT 250 283
11740 0400-0530 FRD PE IRA 250 324
11750 0330-0430 VOA KNKR SAO 100 100
11750 1200-1300 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
11750 1400-1600 FRD PE BIB 100 085
11750 1600-1630 VOA KNKR MEY 100 015 SA
11765 1500-1600 VOA ENGL LAM 100 096
11775 1530-1630 VOA PERS BIB 100 105
11775 1700-1730 VOA PORT SAO 100 138
11775 1730-1800 VOA PORT SAO 100 138
11775 1800-1830 VOA PORT BOT 100 350 MO-FR
11780 0330-0400 VOA SOMA LAM 100 132
11790 1500-1530 RFE KY WER 250 075
11790 1530-1600 FRD PE SKN 300 095
11795 0100-0400 RFE TA UDO 250 311
11805 0000-0030 VOA INDO PHT 250 200
11805 1300-1400 VOA KURD BIB 100 105
11805 1400-1500 VOA KURD BIB 100 105
11805 1500-1600 RFE RU BIB 100 063
11805 1600-1700 RFE RU BIB 100 063
11805 2200-2400 VOA INDO PHT 250 200
11840 1430-1530 VOA PASH IRA 250 348
11840 1530-1600 VOA GEOR IRA 250 324
11840 1600-1630 VOA GEOR BIB 100 105
11840 1700-1730 VOA GEOR UDO 250 308
11840 1730-1800 VOA GEOR LAM 100 092
11840 2300-2400 VOA ENGL PHT 250 349
11855 0300-0330 SAW SUDA SMG 250 145
11855 0700-1030 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
11870 1200-1215 RTG MALA UDO 250 154
11870 1300-1330 RNW DUTC PHT 250 200
11870 1500-1600 RFE RU WOF 300 058
11880 0200-0330 PBS FIEE PHT 250 283
11885 1400-1500 VOA ENGL PHX 50 276
11885 1600-1630 FRD PE SKN 300 095
11885 1630-1700 FRD PE BIB 100 105
11890 1730-1930 PBS ENGL PHT 250 283
11905 1730-1800 VOA OROM WER 250 150 MO-FR
11905 1800-1900 VOA AMHA WER 250 150
11905 1900-1930 VOA TIGR DHA 500 225 MO-FR
11905 2100-2130 VOA CREO GB 250 168
11905 2200-2230 VOA CREO GB 250 184
11920 1600-1700 VOA TIBE PHT 250 315
11925 0000-0300 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
11930 1230-1300 VOA LAO PHT 250 283
11930 1300-2200 OCB SPAN GB 250 184
11955 1330-1400 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
11965 0700-1100 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
11965 1130-1230 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
11965 1330-1430 VOA KHME PHT 250 270
11965 1430-1530 VOA BURM PHT 250 270
11975 1800-1830 VOA ENGL GB 250 091
11975 1830-1900 VOA ENGL UDO 250 256
11975 1900-2000 VOA ENGL BON 250 080
11975 2000-2100 VOA ENGL BON 250 080
11985 1400-1500 VOA ENGL LAM 100 108
12005 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHT 250 349
12010 1600-1630 VOA KNKR SAO 100 100 SA
12015 0200-0400 RFE TU UDO 250 316
12015 0500-0600 FRD PE MDC 250 359
12015 0700-0800 RFE RU BIB 100 065
12015 1400-1500 RFE UZ WER 250 075
12020 1600-1700 RFE RU LAM 100 055
12020 1900-2000 VOA ENGL IRA 250 316
12025 0200-0300 RFE UZ UDO 250 304
12025 0300-0400 RFE UZ KWT 250 054
12025 1700-1800 RFE RU LAM 100 075
12040 1000-1100 RTG THAI UDO 250 300
12040 1300-1400 VOA CHIN SAI 100 325
12045 1100-1300 VOA CHIN PHT 250 332
12065 0830-0900 RNW DUTC SAI 100 165
12065 0900-0930 RNW DUTC SAI 100 180
12065 1000-1100 RNW ENGL TIN 250 272
12065 1230-1300 RNW DUTC PHT 250 315
12065 1300-1330 RNW DUTC PHT 250 283
12080 1400-1500 RNW ENGL PHT 250 283
12080 1700-1800 VOA ZIMB MDC 250 265
12080 1800-1830 VOA ZIMB SAO 100 126 MO-FR
12080 2000-2030 VOA FREN BOT 100 350
12080 2030-2100 VOA FREN BOT 100 350 SA-SU
12095 0030-0100 RTG ENGL UDO 250 018
12095 0100-0200 RTG THAI UDO 250 018
12110 0130-0300 VOA BURM IRA 250 057
12120 0000-0030 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
12120 1430-1500 VOA BURM KWT 250 094
12120 1500-1530 VOA BURM PHT 250 270
12120 2300-2400 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
12140 0230-0330 RFE PA KWT 250 070
12140 0330-0430 RFE DA KWT 250 070
12140 0430-0530 RFE PA KWT 250 070
12140 0530-0630 RFE DA KWT 250 070
12140 0630-0730 RFE PA KWT 250 070
12140 0730-0830 RFE DA KWT 250 070
12140 0830-0930 RFE PA KWT 250 070
12140 0930-1030 RFE DA KWT 250 070
12140 1030-1130 RFE PA KWT 250 070
12140 1130-1230 RFE DA KWT 250 070
12140 1230-1330 RFE PA KWT 250 070
12140 1330-1430 RFE DA KWT 250 070
12140 1430-1530 VOA PASH KWT 250 070
12150 1400-1600 VOA ENGL IRA 250 322
13580 1300-1400 VOA SOMA LAM 100 132
13580 1600-1730 VOA SOMA IRA 250 267
13580 1730-1800 VOA SOMA IRA 250 271
13595 1300-1330 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
13600 1600-1700 VOA ENGL SAO 100 126
13615 1100-1300 FRD PE LAM 100 104
13615 1300-1400 FRD PE WER 250 105
13615 1400-1600 FRD PE LAM 100 108
13640 2200-2230 VOA KHME TIN 250 279
13640 2230-2330 VOA VIET TIN 250 279
13640 2330-2400 VOA ENGL TIN 250 279
13650 0700-1100 VOA CHIN TIN 250 303
13660 1300-1400 RFE RU LAM 100 056
13680 1230-1600 FRD PE WER 250 105
13710 1700-1830 VOA ENGL UDO 250 256
13710 1830-1900 VOA ENGL IRA 250 251
13710 1900-2000 VOA ENGL SAO 100 124
13710 2000-2100 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
13715 1130-1200 VOA SPAN GB 250 168 MO-FR
13715 1200-1300 VOA SPAN GB 250 168
13725 2100-2130 VOA CREO GB 250 183
13725 2200-2230 VOA CREO GB 250 183
13735 1500-1600 VOA ENGL IRA 250 065
13735 2000-2030 VOA FREN SAO 100 088
13740 1400-1500 VOA KURD WER 250 105
13755 1200-1230 RFE KY IRA 250 348
13765 0700-1100 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
13820 1400-2000 OCB SPAN GB 250 184
13820 2000-2200 OCB SPAN GB 250 205
13870 1630-1730 VOA SWAH BOT 100 010
15115 0130-0300 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
15130 0900-1100 RFE RU BIB 100 065
15130 1300-1400 RFE RU LAM 100 053
15130 1400-1500 RFE RU LAM 100 053
15160 1400-1500 VOA KURD BOT 100 010
15165 1130-1230 VOA INDO PHX 50 212
15180 0700-0730 VOA HAUS BOT 100 350
15185 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHX 50 285 105
15190 1730-1930 PBS ENGL PHT 250 283
15205 0000-0030 VOA INDO PHX 50 212
15205 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHX 50 212
15205 0130-0200 VOA BANG PHT 250 283
15205 0400-0500 RFE CA IRA 250 315
15205 1400-1500 VOA ENGL LAM 100 092
15205 2200-2400 VOA INDO PHX 50 212
15225 0500-0600 VOA KURD NAU 250 105
15225 1830-1900 VOA FREN BON 250 080
15225 1900-2000 VOA FREN BON 250 080
15225 2000-2030 VOA FREN BON 250 080
15225 2030-2100 VOA FREN GB 250 094 SA-SU
15240 1145-1200 VOA TURK LAM 100 108 MO-FR
15250 0600-0800 RFE RU PHT 250 021
15275 0200-0230 RTG ENGL UDO 250 006
15275 0230-0330 RTG THAI UDO 250 006
15280 2200-2300 RNW INDO SAI 100 225
15285 0200-0330 PBS FIEE PHT 250 283
15285 0700-0800 RFE RU UDO 250 335
15290 0030-0100 VOA ENGL PHT 250 021
15330 1400-2000 OCB SPAN GB 250 164
15335 0230-0330 RFE PA UDO 250 316
15335 0330-0430 RFE DA UDO 250 316
15335 0430-0530 RFE PA KWT 250 070
15385 0000-0300 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
15390 1130-1200 VOA CREO GB 250 174 MO-FR
15390 1230-1300 VOA CREO GB 250 174 MO-FR
15390 1630-1700 VOA CREO GB 250 174
15390 1730-1800 VOA CREO GB 250 174
15390 2100-2130 VOA CREO GB 250 174
15390 2200-2230 VOA CREO GB 250 174
15410 1100-1200 FRD PE BIB 100 085
15410 1200-1400 FRD PE LAM 100 077
15410 1400-1530 FRD PE SKN 300 095
15430 0330-0400 VOA SOMA IRA 250 267
15445 1600-1700 VOA ENGL IRA 250 255
15445 1730-1800 VOA PORT BOT 100 350
15450 1300-1400 RFE KA BIB 100 075
15460 1500-1600 VOA ENGL UDO 250 166
15515 0700-1200 VOA CHIN UDO 250 030
15530 1300-1400 VOA KURD SAO 100 052
15535 0600-0700 FRD PE IRA 250 315
15535 0700-0930 FRD PE UDO 250 300
15545 0300-0400 VOA TIBE PHT 250 315
15545 0400-0600 VOA TIBE UDO 250 316
15545 1700-1730 VOA PORT BOT 100 350
15550 1130-1230 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
15580 0300-0500 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
15580 0500-0600 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
15580 0600-0700 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
15580 1400-1500 VOA ENGL MEY 250 340
15580 1500-1600 VOA ENGL SAO 100 088
15580 1600-1700 VOA ENGL SAO 100 138
15580 1700-1800 VOA ENGL GB 250 094
15580 1800-1830 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
15580 1830-1930 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
15580 1930-2000 VOA ENGL DHA 500 225
15580 2000-2100 VOA ENGL IRA 250 267
15580 2100-2200 VOA ENGL GB 250 094
15590 0200-0400 RFE UZ UDO 250 316
15590 1130-1200 VOA SPAN GB 250 164 MO-FR
15590 1200-1300 VOA SPAN GB 250 164
15620 1300-1400 VOA SOMA MDC 250 359
15620 1600-1630 VOA SOMA BOT 100 010
15620 1630-1700 VOA SOMA WER 250 135
15620 1700-1730 VOA SOMA IRA 250 263
15620 1730-1800 VOA SOMA SAO 100 076
15690 0230-1200 FRD PE IRA 250 322
15690 1200-1300 FRD PE BIB 100 085
15690 1300-1400 FRD PE IRA 250 316
15730 1630-1730 VOA SWAH SAO 100 088
15770 1500-1530 VOA HAUS SAO 100 052
15770 2030-2100 VOA HAUS GB 250 094 MO-FR
15775 1700-1800 VOA ZIMB SAO 100 126
15775 1800-1830 VOA ZIMB SAO 100 126 MO-FR
17530 0530-0600 RFE DA KWT 250 070
17530 0600-0630 RFE DA IRA 250 340
17530 0630-0700 RFE PA IRA 250 340
17530 0700-0730 RFE PA KWT 250 070
17530 0730-0830 RFE DA KWT 250 070
17530 0830-0930 RFE PA KWT 250 070
17530 0930-1030 RFE DA IRA 250 340
17565 1630-1700 VOA CREO GB 250 174
17565 1730-1800 VOA CREO GB 250 174
17580 1300-1400 VOA KURD BOT 100 010
17580 1830-1900 VOA FREN GB 250 094
17580 1900-2000 VOA FREN GB 250 094
17645 0000-0300 VOA CHIN PHT 250 349
17650 1400-1500 VOA ENGL SAO 100 088
17675 0600-0700 FRD PE WER 250 105
17675 0700-0830 FRD PE IRA 250 324
17715 1400-1500 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
17715 1500-1600 VOA ENGL BOT 100 010
17715 1600-1700 VOA ENGL SAO 100 088
17740 1000-1030 VOA PORT IRA 250 239 SA-SU
17770 0200-0330 PBS FIEE PHT 250 283
17770 0400-0700 RFE RU UDO 250 030
17780 0130-0300 VOA BURM PHT 250 283
17785 1600-1630 VOA KNKR BOT 100 350 SA
17815 0700-1000 FRD PE LAM 100 104
17815 1000-1100 FRD PE LAM 100 108
17840 0530-1030 FRD PE IRA 250 332
17840 1030-1200 FRD PE IRA 250 324
17850 1130-1230 VOA BURM IRA 250 073
17860 0300-0600 VOA TIBE UDO 250 316
17895 1500-1600 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
17895 1600-1700 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
17895 1700-1730 VOA ENGL UDO 250 276
17895 1730-1800 VOA ENGL BOT 100 350
17895 1800-2000 VOA ENGL BON 250 090
19010 0430-0530 RFE PA KWT 250 070
19010 0530-0630 RFE DA KWT 250 070
19010 0630-0730 RFE PA KWT 250 070
19010 0730-0830 RFE DA KWT 250 070
19010 0830-0930 RFE PA KWT 250 070
19010 0930-1030 RFE DA KWT 250 070
19010 1030-1130 RFE PA KWT 250 070
21495 1700-1800 VOA PORT GB 250 094
21495 1800-1830 VOA PORT GB 250 094 MO-FR
21570 0300-0400 VOA TIBE TIN 250 297
21570 0400-0600 VOA TIBE PHT 250 315
21580 0000-0300 VOA CHIN TIN 250 309
21590 1000-1030 VOA PORT MDC 125 275 SA-SU
21715 0700-1230 FRD PE IRA 250 315
(via ADDX Andreas Volk-D, Oct 8)
URUGUAY 6125.000 SODRE, 0921, thanks Bryan Clark tip. Very weak, with
Spanish talk by man, one mention of "Montevideo" but I don't know if it
was in tandem with an ID. Into nice ballads. Readable on brief peaks but
mainly in the mush. Had a carrier here day prior but no audio. One to
watch as the freq is clear here. Haven't logged anything from Uruguay in
probably over 25-years (at which point they were also QSL'ed).
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Oct 8)
UZBEKISTAN B-09 DWL schedule shows Russian service via Tashkent relay.
1800-2000 5840 kHz 200 kW, formerly via Al Dhabbaya-UAE in B-08.
(DWL via Alokesh Gupta-IND, Oct 8)
English Football in Chinese to China on 7485 kHz, TAC 100 kW 90 degrees.
1140-1345 on Sat Oct. 17 Aston Villa vs Chelsea
1455-1600 on Sun Oct. 18 Wigan vs Manchester City
1355-1600 on Sat Oct. 24 Spurs vs Stoke City
1455-1700 on Sun Oct. 25 Liverpool vs Manchester United
(DX Mix News, Bulgaria, Oct 1 via dxld)
12085 Special program of ABI. The Asian Broadcasting Institute celebrates
the 30th anniversary this year. We will have the special shortwave
broadcasting in commemoration of this.
Date: October 8, 2009 and re-broadcast on October 9.
Time: 1300-1330 UTC, Frequency: 12085 kHz. Language: Japanese (*)
* The short announcement in Korean, Chinese and English will also be
contained in opening and closing announcement. Please tune in the
broadcast. The information related the broadcast can be seen and updated
on the following web:
<http://www.abiweb.jp/> de Asian Broadcasting Institute-HQ
<http://www.abiweb.jp/special.htm>
The address of the reception report introduces it in broadcast.
Interference of RNW Dutch on 12085 kHz at 1300-1358 UT via PHL is
concerned about.
12085 ABI 30th special tx. 1300-1330 ....56. Japanese 100 kW 65 degr
Tashkent UZB
12085 R.NEDERLAND 1300-1357 1234567 Dutch 250 kW 283 degr Tinang PHL
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN NDXC, direct and via dxld Oct 3)
The Asian Broadcasting Institute celebrates the 30th anniversary this
year. We will have the special shortwave broadcasting in commemoration of
this.
12085 kHz, 1300-1330 UT Oct 9th, Tashkent tx relay.
Date: October 8, 2009 (re-broadcast on October 9) Time: 1300-1330 UT
Frequency: 12085 kHz Language: Japanese.
Tiny S=3-4 signal here in southern Germany. Just above local noise of
electric fence charger, and threshold signal from Tashkent site. Tashkent
at 65 degrees azimuth, which is right approx. 90 degrees at dead angle
towards Europe, [312deg].
Though fair propagation today at same time slot, like Firedrake music
jammer 12040 kHz at S=9+20dB level, or EWTN WEWN 12160 kHz at S=9+15dB.
Noted also "vailed" radio station "Radio Free Chosun" in Korean via same
TX unit before 1300 UT.
No co-channel QRM of RNW Tinang-PHL noted here so far. E-mail address
given at 1310 UT in Japanese by male announcer.
13.12:15 UT short MORSE code signal and Chinese ID.
13.14:30 UT short piece of ?KRE's? "Internationale" hymn recording given.
13.29:20 UT Interval signal.
13.30:45 UT TX Tashkent OFF.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 9)
12085 ABI special xmsn. Heard this ABI special today, Oct 8, at 1300 UT.
Carrier already there at 1259 UT, opened 1300 UT with one playing of the
same IS that can be found at the 2rd URL shown below (IS link takes a
while to load). Weak signal overall, somewhat better on a few grudging
"peaks," but would not have been identifiable except for the IS match.
Virtually all talking by man in Asian language, occasional mx bridges and
single repeats of the IS, a few words by a woman here and there. Off at
1330 UT. I guess it was RN via the Philippines that was also on channel,
but they were even weaker, and not a problem. Tnx Dan F. and Wolfie for
the info on this one.
(Jerry Berg-MA-USA, DXplorer Oct 8)
Re: 12085-ABI. Slightly better today, Oct 9, during the first 10 mins.,
then about the same.
(Jerry Berg-MA-USA, DXplorer Oct 9)
In Tokyo the reception was good to fair on both days. No QRM. RNW Tinang
seemed to be skipped [today].
The programs were:
"Details of the foundation of Asian Broadcasting Institute in 1978".
"Looking back the days of Radio War in Taiwan Strait" with many recording
of the cladestine sations on both sides.
"30 Years of Radio War in Korean Peninsula" with recordings of the plot
stations from South and North.
Station identifications were given in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and
English at the beginning and ending.
Reception report should be addressed to <sw @ abiweb.jp> within October.
(Takahito Akabayashi-JPN, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 9)
VANUATU 3945 R Vanuatu hrd Oct 3 w/ island vocals from 0643 UT tune ...
clear signal with little noise or QRM. SINPO 35533. After 0705 UT started
getting co-ch QRM from R. Nikkei 2 w/ its extended weekend hrs and signal
faded quickly. No sign of Vanuatu on Oct 5 at 0645 UT.
(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, DXplorer Oct 5)
ZIMBABWE Auf 4827.98 kHz ist derzeit R. Zimbabwe mit Sprachprogramm O=2
zu hoeren.
(Erwin Dudlner-D, A-DX Oct 6)
#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*
New Christmas 2009 gift ?
SDR-IP von RF Space: zu Weihnachten (2009)?
Da haben wir uns gerade an den Perseus gewoehnt, schon kommt der SDR-IP
von RF Space um die Ecke:
<http://www.rfspace.com/SDR-IP.html>
Die Grundausstattung fuer den Preis von zwei Perseussen soll im vierten
Quartal 2009 kommen, das ja just angefangen hat.
Der Receiver ist wohl als Modem fuer einen sehr flexiblen LAN-Anschluss,
auch von Mac und Linux, ausgelegt. Erfreulicherweise ist sowohl eine GPS-
Anbindung geplant, wie auch die Synchronisation verschiedener Receiver
untereinander.
Hoert sich alles spannend an und danach, dass dieser Receiver doch noch
eine andere SDR-Interpretation als der Perseus sein wird, mehr mit
Schwergewicht auf Messungen und professionelle Anwendungen. Auch scheint
es so, dass der SDR-IP das grundsaetzlich "offenere" Geraete werden
koennte. Stay tuned, wie man so sagt.
73 Nils, DK8OK, Oct 8
Digital Radio. Der Link zur Online-Ausgabe der NZZ :-)
<http://www.nzz.ch/magazin/mobil/der_aether_wird_digital_1.3818606.html>
(Willi Westrupp-D, A-DX Oct 7)
PERSEUS Software. Der auf
<http://www.ssb.de/product_info.php/info/p1549_Software.html>
verlinkte Download arbeitet korrekt und lautet
<http://www.ssb.de/download/PerseusScripting.zip>
(Willi Passmann-D DJ6JZ, A-DX Oct 7)
#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*
vy73 de Wolfgang DF5SX
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