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ALASKA KNLS Broadcast Schedule, starting Oct 25, 2009
0800-0900 English 6150 [9615]
0800-0900 Mandarin 7355
0900-1000 Russian 6150
0900-1000 Mandarin 7355
1000-1100 English 6150
1000-1100 Mandarin 7355
1100-1200 Russian 6150
1100-1200 Mandarin 7355
1200-1300 English 6150
1200-1300 English 6915
1300-1400 Mandarin 6890
1300-1400 Mandarin 7355
1400-1500 English 6890
1400-1500 Mandarin 7355
1500-1600 Russian 7320 <<
1500-1600 Mandarin 7355
1600-1700 Russian 7320 <<
1600-1700 Mandarin 6915
1700-1800 Russian 7320 <<
1700-1800 Mandarin 6915
ALGERIA Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. VE Update -
Google Earth V.5 historical image.
ALG In Guezzam 531 kHz 5 kW 19 32 59.98 N 05 46 06.30 E
ALG Aoulef 720 kHz 5 kW 26 58 22.06 N 01 05 09.50 E
ALG Tinfouchi 756 kHz 5 kW 28 51 29.12 N 05 51 21.26 W
ALG Hammaguir 783 kHz 5 kW 30 53 40.89 N 03 02 12.17 W
ALG Tabelbala 855 kHz 5 kW 29 24 02.98 N 03 15 35.95 W
ALG Djelfa 819 kHz 2 kW 91m mast
34 41 09.41 N 03 15 21.33 E
ALG Ouled Derradjh 954 kHz 4 kW 78m mast
35 40 19.53 N 04 46 19.55 E
ALG Mechria 999 kHz 4 kW 75m mast, tentat.
33 33 37.61 N 00 17 18.66 W
ALG Tajmout 1035 kHz 2 kW 72m mast
33 52 50.78 N 02 31 21.83 E
ALG Oum Lassal 1062 kHz 5 kW
unid location close to 28 40 41.99 N 06 35 34.14 W
ALG Skikda 1206 kHz 2 kW 62 m mast
36 52 58.14 N 06 57 38.11 E
ALG Kerzaz 1224 kHz 5 kW 61 m mast
29 27 41.18 N 01 26 24.35 W or 29 27 46.61 N 01 26 16.00 W
ALG Beni Abbes 1251 kHz 5 kW 60 m mast
30 07 50.41 N 02 09 41.23 W
(ITU GE75/122, 6 Oct 2009; via WB after tip from Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
6297.16 RASD West Sahara Radio Rabouni, deep fades signal of S=7-9 at
0620 UT on Nov 17.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 17)
AUSTRALIA Confusion over schedule of RA's Burmese broadcasts.
Mizzima, a website specialising in Burmese news, gives a different
schedule for Radio Australia's Burmese broadcasts to the one we published
yesterday. According to Mizzima, the schedule is as follows:
2230 UT on 11840 and 5995 kHz
0030 UT on 17665 and 9730 kHz
1530 UT on 11980 kHz
If anyone can confirm the definitive schedule, that would be appreciated.
The discrepancies may be due to the time conversion, as Burma is on UTC
+6.5hrs as far as I am aware.
(Mizzima.com, by Andy Sennitt, RNW MN via dxld Nov 11)
3 Comments on "Confusion over schedule of RA's Burmese broadcasts"
#1 Alok Dasgupta
Only monitored 0100-0130 Burmese service on 17665 kHz daily. Evening 11980
continues with English only service at 1600-1700 hrs.
#2 john
2230 UTC on 11840 (correct) 5995 kHz (planned)
0030 UTC on 17665 (correct) 9730 kHz (planned)
1530 UTC on 11980 kHz (currently English, Burmese to come)
#3 john - correcting times to previous (my apologies)
2300 UTC (0530 Burmese) on 11840 (correct) 5995 kHz (planned)
0100 UTC (0730 Burmese) on 17665 (correct) 9730 kHz (planned)
1600 UTC (2230 Burmese) on 11980 kHz (English now, Burmese to come)
Hope this clears the confusion.
(RNW MN blog, Nov 11)
Radio Australia has begun broadcasting in new language-Burmese
2300-2400 12010 DRW 250 kW 317 deg to SEAS/Myanmar
0100-0200 17665 DRW 250 kW 317 deg to SEAS/Myanmar
1600-1700 11980 DRW 250 kW 317 deg to SEAS/Myanmar
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND Those interested can find the VK & ZL OTHR sites
on Google Earth:
VK - South Bruny Island 43 23 58.33 S 147 12 58.54 E
<http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=43.399536+S+14
7.216261+E&sll=-43.412779,147.253017&sspn=0.093898,0.222988&ie=UTF8&ll=-
43.399536,147.216261&spn=0.01174,0.027874&t=h&z=16.9>
ZL - Invercargill 46 30 46.89 S 168 22 34.46 E
<http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=46.513025+S+16
8.376238+E&sll=-43.399536,147.216261&sspn=0.01174,0.027874&ie=UTF8&ll=-
46.513025,168.376238&spn=0.01112,0.027874&t=h&z=16.9>
Sixteen white spots in a row, with four more behind them, easily seen in
low-res.
(73, VR2BG/p, Brett Graham, INTRUDERALERT mailing list, Nov 15)
BELARUS Belorusskoe Radio winter schedule. 23 hrs
0200-0100 ?? 0300-0200 ??
6010 kHz 5 kW 6040 kHz 5 kW 6070 kHz 5 kW 6190 kHz 5 kW
7235 kHz 5 kW 7280 kHz 5 kW
(Alexander Mazgo, Vitebsk-BLR, RUSdx Nov 15)
BOSNIA [SERBIA] Winter B-09 schedule of International Radio Serbia:
0100-0128 6190&BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to NoAM Serbian Mon-Sat (ex 9675 kHz)
0100-0158 6190&BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to NoAM Serbian Sun
0130-0158 6190&BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to NoAM English Mon-Sat
[Yes, replaced 9675 by 6190 kHz now, noted Nov 20 at 0100 UT, "Radio
Serbia" announced. Heavily disturbed by equal signal level of Urumchi
in Mongolian, and VoRUS St.P. on 6185 kHz.
wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 20]
1900-1928 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Russian
1930-1958 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR English
2000-2028 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Spanish
2030-2058 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Serbian Sun-Fri
2030-2128 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Serbian Sat
2100-2128 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR German Sun-Fri
2130-2158 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR French
2200-2228 6100#BIJ 250 kW 310 deg to WeEUR English
2230-2258 7230 @ BIJ 250 kW 100 deg to AUS Serbian
&co-ch 0100-0200 Deutschlandfunk in German
0100-0200 PBS Xizanq in Mongolian
0130-0200 VOIROI/IRIB in Urdu
#co-ch 1830-1930 VOIROI/IRIB in Albanian
2030-2130 VOIROI/IRIB in Albanian
1900-2000 China Radio International in Russian
2000-2200 China Radio International in Arabic
2200-2230 China Radio International in Chinese
@co-ch 2230-2300 VOA in English + R. Rossii in Russian
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
BULGARIA 35th anniversary of Plovdiv-Padarsko today November 18,
2009.
(Ivo Ivanov, R. Bulgaria, dxld; and also to wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 18)
The main RB transmitter site, with some photos of their huge curtain
arrays.
(gh)
CHAD 6165 at 0457 UT. Radio Nationale, Ndjamena fair-good in the clear
after Radio Netherlands Bonaire closes, until Bonaire returns at 0557 UT.
First observed Nov 1 after period on 4905 kHz. Drumbeats at 0530 UT
followed by 'Ici Ndjamena' ID and news in French.
(Bryan Clark at Mangawhai-NZL, NZ DXT Nov 16)
CHILE Additional txions of HCJB Global from Nov 16:
2245-2300 11920 SGO 050 kW 025 deg to Brasil in Kulina
2300-0045 11920 SGO 050 kW 025 deg to Brasil in Portuguese
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
CHINA Xinjiang PBS-XJBS schedule.
XJBS change to frequencies for winter every year on the second Thursday of
November, but does not change the frequency this year on Nov 13.
On Nov 13:
Chinese *2330- 5960, 7260, 7310, 11770 kHz
Uighur *2330- 6120, 7205, 7275, 11885 kHz
Kazakh *0000- 6015, 7340 kHz
Mongolian *0000- 6190, 7230 kHz
de Hiroshi
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN NDXC, dxld Nov 13)
Xinjiang PBS Winter frequencies: effective from 1100 UTC on Nov. 19.
New frequencies on 3950 3990 4330 4500 4980, and 5060 kHz.
Uighur 2330-1800 (not Tu.Th. 0800-1100)
3990 2330-0300, 1200-1800 4980 2330-0300, 1200-1800
6120 2330-0300, 1200-1800 7205 2330-0227, 1227-1800
7275 0300-1200 9560 0300-1200
11885 0300-1200 13670 0227-1227
Chinese 2330-1800 (not Tu.Th. 0800-1100)
3950 2330-0257, 1205-1800 5060 2330-0300, 1200-1800
5960 2330-1800 7260 0257-1205
7310 2330-0300, 1200-1800 9600 0300-1200
11770 0300-1200
Mongolian 0000-0330,0530-1030 (Tu.Th. 0800), 1230-1800
4500 1230-1800 6190 0000-0330, 1230-1800
7230 0000-0330, 0530-1030 9510 0530-1030
Kazakh 0000-1800 (not Tu.Th. 0800-1100)
4330 0000-0300, 1155-1800 6015 0000-0300, 1150-1800
7340 0300-1155 9470 0300-1150
Kyrgyz 0330-0530, 1030 (Tu.Th. 1100)-1230
7295 0330-0530, 1030-1230 9705 0330-0530, 1030-1230
de Hiroshi
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN NDXC, dxld Nov 19)
CUBA Finally we have the 'official' RHC B-09 schedule.
Radio Habana Cuba - Horarios, Bandas y Frequencias
De Noviembre de 2009 a Marzo de 2010.
Zonas Geograficas Frecuencias Horarios UT
kHz
Spanish
Rio de Janeiro 15360 1100-1500
13790 2100-2300
0200-0500
Norte, Centro y Suramerica 11760 1100-2000
0000-1100
6150 0500-1300
6110 1100-0500
Nueva York 6180 1100-1300
6060 0000-0500
San Francisco 13780 1300-1500
Chicago 6140 0000-0500
0700-1100
9600 1100-1300
13680 1300-1500
Buenos Aires 6060 0700-1000
9600 2300-0500
13770 1100-2300
0000-0500
15120 1100-1500
America Central 6120 2330-0500
11730 1300-2200
11800 1100-2400
Antillas 6120 0500-1100
9660 2030-2300
11690 1430-2000
Chile 11690 2300-0500
Europa 11770 2100-2300
AL PRESIDENTE [irregular, SUNDAYS only!]
Chicago 13750 1400-1800
Centro America 13680 1400-1800
Antillas 11690 1400-1800
Chile 12010 1400-1800
Rio de Janeiro 17750 1400-1800
MESA REDONDA [usually certain weekdays only, times vary]
Chicago 9640 2230-2400
Washington 6000 2230-2400
ENGLISH-Transmisiones en idioma INGLES
Norte, Centro y Suramerica 11760 2030-2130 [or Spanish]
Rio de Janeiro 13790 2300-2400
San Francisco 6010 0500-0700
Chicago 6140 0500-0700
Washington 6000 0100-0700
New York 6060 0500-0700
[6060 or 6140 often extends well beyond 0700 UT]
FRENCH-Transmisiones en idioma FRANCES
Norte, Centro y Suramerica 11760 2000-2030
2130-2200
Rio de Janeiro 13790 0000-0100
0130-0200
PORTUGUESE- Transmisiones en idioma PORTUGUES
Rio de Janeiro 17705 2200-2230
2300-2330
Buenos Aires 13770 2300-2400
Europa 11770 2000-2030
ARABIC-Transmisiones en idioma ARABE
Europa 11770 2030-2100
ESPERANTO-Transmisiones en idioma ESPERANTO [UT Sundays only]
Norte, Centro y Suramerica 11760 1500-1530
San Francisco 6010 0700-0730
Rio de Janeiro 13790 0000-0030 [UT Monday?]
CREOLE-TRANMISIONES EN IDIOMA CREOLE
Rio de Janeiro 13790 0100-0130
GUARANI-Transmisiones en idioma GUARANI
Rio de Janeiro 17705 2230-2300
Buenos Aires 17705 2330-2400
QUECHUA-Transmisiones en idioma QUECHUA
Buenos Aires 17705 0000-0030
(via Maruf Dewan, via Glenn Hauser, who spent considerable time tidying
this up for dxld Nov 17)
EGYPT Egyptian Radio & TV Union (ERTU) Broadcast.
Engineering Tentative Program Schedule (B09) Starting on 25/10/2009
UTC kHz Program Target Area
0030-0430 7580 ARABIC EaNoAMERICA
0045-0200 6270 SPANISH NoAMERICA
0045-0200 9390 SPANISH CeAMERICA
0045-0200 9915 SPANISH SoAMERICA
0200-0330 6270 ENGLISH EaNoAMERICA
0700-1100 15800 GENERAL PROGRAM WeAFRICA
1015-1215 13860 ARABIC MIDDLE EAST
1215-1330 17870 ENGLISH SoASIA
1230-1400 15710 INDONESIAN SoEaASIA
1300-1400 12170 DARI WeAFGHANISTAN
1300-1600 15080 ARABIC WeAFRICA
1330-1530 11510 PERSIAN IRAN
1400-1600 12170 PASHTOU AFGHANISTAN
1500-1600 9250 UZBEKI UZBEKISTAN
1530-1730 17810 SWAHILI Ce&EaAFRICA
1500-1600 6270 ALBANIAN ALBANIA
1600-1700 15285 AFAR Ea&CeAFRICA
1600-1800 6270 URDU SoASIA
1600-1800 12170 ENGLISH Ce&SoAFRICA
1700-1730 15285 SOMALI Ea&CeAFRICA
1730-1900 15285 AMHARIC Ea&CeAFRICA
1700-1900 6860 TURKISH TURKEY
1700-2300 9250 WADI EL NILE SUDAN
1800-1900 6270 ITALIAN EUROPE
1800-2100 9990 HAUSA WeAFRICA
1900-0030 11540 VO THE ARABS EaAFRICA
1900-2000 6860 RUSSIAN WeRUSSIA
1900-2000 6270 GERMAN EUROPE
1900-2030 11510 ENGLISH WeAFRICA
1900-0700 6290 GENERAL PROGRAM NoAMERICA & EUROPE
2000-2200 6860 ARABIC AUSTRALIA
2000-2115 6270 FRENCH EUROPE
2030-2230 9280 FRENCH WeAFRICA
2115-2245 6270 ENGLISH EUROPE
2215-2330 9390 PORTUGUSE SoAMERICA
2300-0030 7580 ENGLISH WeNoAMERICA
2330-0045 9390 ARABIC SoAMERICA
2330-0045 9250 ARABIC CeAMERICA
(via Maruf Dewan, Nov 17 via Glenn Hauser, who tidied this up
for dxld Nov 17)
FAROE ISLANDS 531 Kringvarp Foroya Utvarp, Akraberg, 2239-2252, 15 Nov,
Faroese, light songs; 32441, QRM de E. Semi-parallel (delay) with webpage.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
FRANCE [Monaco Radio tx site] I made a phone call to Monaco Radio
(Naya), and here are the results: News bulletin from Radio Monaco are now
on the air as follows: Only 1200-1203 UT (Monday-Friday) on 4363 8728
13146 17260 22768 kHz USB mode. Power of the transmitters is 10 kW.
(Christian Ghibaudo-F, playdx yg Nov 6; dxld)
3AC Monaco Radio maritime TX stn 43 45 47.03 N 07 25 21.29 E
<http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=43+45+47.03+N+
+07+25+21.29+E&sll=51.151786,10.415039&sspn=20.808164,57.084961&ie=UTF8&ll
=43.763064,7.422581&spn=0.000729,0.001742&t=h&z=20>
3AC Monaco Radio maritime RX stn 43 43 55.01 N 07 25 38.59 E
<http://maps.google.de/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q=43+43+55.01+N+
+07+25+40.59+E&sll=51.151786,10.415039&sspn=20.808164,57.084961&ie=UTF8&ll
=43.731978,7.427831&spn=0.00073,0.002253&t=h&z=20>
FRANCE Frequency change of Radio France International in French:
1700-1757 NF 11965 ISS 500 kW 200 deg to NWAF, x11995
1800-1857 NF 11965 ISS 500 kW 185 deg to NWAF, x11995
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
GERMANY Cancelled txion of IBC Tamil sce via Media Broadcast:
0000-0100 6045 WER 125 kW 105 deg to SoAS in Tamil, eff from Nov.4
Frequency change of WYFR Family Radio via Media Broadcast:
1600-1700 NF 9445 NAU 500 kW 150 deg to EaAF, x9870 in English
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
Location change of YFR's Arabic language sce to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia,
Libya, and Egypt:
2000-2100 9630 NAU 250 kW 210 deg.
exex2000-2100 UT 5960 Nauen site. ex6140 Wertachtal site 250 kW 210 deg.
2100-2200 6010 WER 250 kW 210 deg. ex2100-2200 UT 5960 Nauen site.
Additional YFR English to Near East and East Africa:
1600-1700 11995 NAU 500 kW 139 deg.
Delete YFR English to Gabon, Congo, Zaire, Angola, Tanzania, Zambia,
Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malagasy on 9630 kHz at 1700-1800 UT from
Nauen 500kW 160deg.
Delete YFR Cambodian on 15750 kHz at 1200-1300 UT from Nauen 500kW 80deg.
Replaced by 17505 kHz at same time 1200-1300 UT via Al Dhabayya-UAE 250kW
at 090 deg.
(Media&Broadcast, Nov 18)
Just received a full detailed e-mail confirmation from Adera Dimtse Radio
(13820 kHz, via M&B Nauen) in only one day after the last reminder. Report
sent and answer received from
<ecadf @ ecadforum.com>
No v/s, only "Ye Ethiopia Adera Dimtse Radio". And they state that the
programme is in Amharic.
(Artur Fernandez Llorella-ESP, hcdx Nov 16)
INDIA 9595 kHz scheduled AIR Delhi Kamphur as
0015-0430 in Urdu 702(J) 6155(B) 7340(M) 9595(Kh) towards Pakistan.
Totally distorted audio of the final modulation stage tube. Minor
distortion noted on 9566 to 9634 kHz range, terrible stronge disturbtion
on 9578 to 9611 kHz freque range. Indian radio engineers should get a
penalty of the ITU monitoring at Geneve ... as award to put such a
terrible audio on air.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 20)
IRAQ Coordination has been requested for the following transmitters:
531 8/1 Mosel
567 8/1 Kut
594 9/1 Baghdad
630 8/1 Amara
747 8/1 Baghdad
909 5/1 Basrah
918 9/1 Baghdad
999 50/0.3 Baghdad
1017 9/1 Baghdad
1053 3/0.3 Basrah
1071 7/1 Hilla
1116 9/1 Baghdad
1161 35/0.3 Najaf
1179 9/1 Baghdad
1206 9/1 Arbil
1395 9/1 Baghdad
1404 9/1 Baghdad
1431 8/1 Karbala
(ITU GE75/122, 6 Oct 2009; via Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
ISRAEL 15782.77v Israel Armed Forces Radio Galei Zahal in Hebrew, tiny
S=2-3 signal, phone in talk.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 17)
ITALY 936 Venice - It looks as if the RAI local programme "L'Ora della
Venezia Giulia" broadcast from Venice on 936 kHz (but produced in the
Trieste studios) is now on the air at 1445-1545 UTC (previously at 1430-
1530 UT).
(Stefano Valianti-ITA via mwcircle Oct 29; via Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
KOREA Rep. of 6518 Voice of the People, Goyang, 1904-1920, 15 Nov,
Korean to KRE, talks; 43432, jammed; \\ 6600 abt. the same quality, 3912
vy. poor this time.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
LIBYA Frequency change of LJBC Voice of Africa in French/Hausa/Hausa:
1700-1957 NF 11995 SAB 500 kW 230 deg to NWAF, x11965
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
MADAGASCAR Frequency change for Voice of Tibet from Nov. 1:
1330-1430 NF 17550 MDC 250 kW 045 deg to SWAS, x17560 in Tibetan
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
MAURITANIA 4845 R. Mauritanie, Nouakchott, 1807-1836, 15 Nov, French,
newscast, Vernacular at 1820, talks; 54433; \\ 783 this time poorly
received up here in Lisbon.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
MOLDOVA Winter B-09 of R PMR Pridnestrovye in En/Fr/Ge(each 15 min):
2315-2400 6240 KCH 500 kW 309 deg to WeEUR/NoAM, Sun-Thu only
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
NIGERIA 594 FRCN Kaduna commissions transmitter. Latest news Written by
Ibraheem Musa, Kaduna Friday, 13 Nov 2009.
About nine months after it was handed over by the Japanese government, the
Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) Kaduna's 200 kW medium wave
transmitter was commissioned at the Jaji transmission station yesterday.
This is not the first time Japan is granting such aid to the FRCN,
Barrister Yusuf Nuhu, the Director General said. "I can be recalled
vividly between 1989 and 1990, it extended to FRCN a 2.5 billion yen,
which is equivalent to N1.5 billion grant in aid of our alternative power
generating project", he said. The Director General also disclosed that
work was presently going on in the second phase of the same project at the
Enugu national station.
This donation, he further said, symbolized the mutual wish of both Nigeria
and Japan to work together. Alhaji Halilu Getso, a former Zonal Director
of FRCN Kaduna, praised the Japanese government for assisting the radio
station. He however lamented that the commissioning was a day of sober
reflection and not celebration. According to him, the station's Jaji
transmitting station used to have 10 of such 200 mw transmitter that was
being commissioned.
The former Zonal Director said the neglect of those in authority
contributed to the collapse of the transmitters and the radio station was
celebrating the receipt of one. Emir of Zazzau Alhaji Shehu Idris
acknowledged the station's programmes, adding that radio was central to
the Distance Learning Programme which the government had introduced.
>From Nigerian newspaper Daily Trust website
<http://www.news.dailytrust.com>
report mentions no frequency, but presumably is the transmitter handed
over in February. Reported in RNW MN blog via dxld) for FRCN Kaduna Ch1 in
Hausa on 594 kHz? - Alan Pennington.
(Alan Pennington-UK, BrDXC-UK ng Nov 13)
917 R. Gotel (pres), Yola, 2210-2219, 13 Nov, English (pres), talks;
13441, QRM de Espana.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
OMAN Location change of BBC London's Persian language sce:
0230-0330 5985 OMA 250 kW 335 deg to Iran.
0330-0430 5985 WOF 250 kW 090 deg to Iran.
(Gordon Brown-NWDXC, Nov 18)
PAKISTAN Radio Pakistan has changed frequency at 1600-1610 UT (not 1615
UT as listed) for English News to the Gulf & ME to new 7535 (x7510) kHz
due to co-channel interference on the latter. The \\ channel listed for
East/South Africa 15100 kHz is not audible to me, but that may be due to
lack of propagation. This news bulletin replaces what was heard during A-
09 at 1500-1510 UT. The Urdu Service at 1330-1530 UT to the Gulf & ME
continues to use 7510 kHz.
And English news is once again heard at 1100-1105 UT on 17700 kHz towards
west Europe, and this replaces the summer timing of 1000-1005 UT.
(Noel R. Green-UK, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 13)
15100 R Pakistan Islamabad, typical PAK music around 0640 UT Nov 17, S=6
strength.
Also 17700 kHz at 1104 UT, Nov 17.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 17)
9390 on Nov 17 at 1423 UT, heard Radio Pakistan mentioned twice; unusual
to hear anything in splash from Brother Scare on WWRB 9385 kHz. I remember
9390 kHz is a PBC frequency but not now! Per Aoki, it's only at 12-13 UT
in Chinese (so jammed??), while the Urdu at 14-15 UT is VOA's R. Aap ki
Dunyaa, 250 kW, 283 degrees from Biblis, Germany, as per EiBi?
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA dxld Nov 17)
11510 Radio Pakistan on Oct 31 at 1157 (IS) - 1220 UTC in Chinese. SINPO
35333. IS till 1200 UTC then Koran & Identification. Talk followed, but
low audio modulation.
(Iwao Nagatani-JPN, JPNpremium)
So although 9390 is the second listed frequency for Radio Pakistan in
Chinese at 1200-1300 UT it will not be on air, as the above report appears
to be correct. I can hear something on 11510 kHz but it's too weak to ID.
The Chinese don't appear to deliberately interfere with this transmission
- at least, I haven't heard any interference, and the SINPO report above
seems to indicate that is so. I assume the mention of Radio Pakistan in
the later VOA programming might have something to do with it being re-
broadcast via Pakistan's facilities? Urdu 1330-1530 UT from Radio Pakistan
is currently on 7510 kHz only, via Islamabad (Rewat) 250 kW.
(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld Nov 18)
Radio Pakistan Irani Service 1700 UT on 6280 kHz.
I monitored Radio Pakistan Irani (Persian) service on Nov 9, 2009 at 1700
UT on 6280 kHz. The transmitter was API-3 100 kW, the worthless one. Its
awful howl makes the transmission inaudible. I monitored the signal for
some time but the noise was unbearable.
I wonder where has the new transmitter API-9 100 kW gone. During the early
part of A09 season it was used for some external language services and it
used to give good signal. Previously Noel Green had updated information
about Radio Pakistan SW transmitters but now for some reasons Radio
Pakistan frequency management cell has preferred to remain incommunicado.
Perhaps some day Noel will succeed in tracing whereabouts of API-9.
There is no news of the other two new 100 kW shortwave transmitters being
installed at Landhi Karachi being put in operation in coming days. Given
the mysterious disappearance of API-9 we do not know what will Radio
Pakistan do to the new ones being installed at Landhi.
The present management of Radio Pakistan is totally confused about future
usage of MW transmitters as well. Few months back some MW transmitters
were closed down including Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad citing high cost
of transmission.
On public protest Radio Pakistan Lahore was resumed on MW and its
refurbishment was cited as reason of its closure which was contradictory
to earlier announced reasons. In addition to resumption of Radio Pakistan
Lahore on medium wave it was announced that a 1000 kW medium wave facility
will be set up at Gwadar in Baluchistan for reaching listeners in Middle
East. Previously it was planned that a 1000 kW MW transmitter will be set
up a Lahore for reaching listeners in India. We do not know what happened
to that plan.
(Aslam Javaid, Lahore-PAK, dxld Nov 10)
Hello Aslam, And good to hear from you once again. It so happens that I
yesterday (Monday) received the Radio Pakistan printed schedule for SW
services from Islamabad. You are correct that 6280 kHz is listed via
API-3. Since reporting to them that AIR had begun to use this frequency
from 1730 UT I haven't been able to hear Pakistan at all - and not on
\\ 7485 either. I did initially have a fair strength signal on both
frequencies, but I agree that the audio was poor.
The schedule only lists API-3, 4, 5 and 6, and I think it's API-5 that is
currently not operating. I have no idea what has happened to API-9, or
where they obtained it from originally, but I once read that a unused SW
transmitter was at Mirpur - possibly intended to broadcast into Kashmir?
Maybe it was that one, but all questions have gone unanswered. It did
spend an awful long time "on test" before being put into service. And API-
8 used to feature on this schedule until it was "transferred" to their
Domestic schedule, and this I don't have, so maybe it is on air - or maybe
not?
Also listed on this schedule are the fairly new and reinstated
transmissions in Balti at 0445-0530 UT and Sheena at 0530-0615 UT via
API-4 7470 and using a quadrant antenna.
I have no news concerning the on air date for the two 100 kW transmitters
at Landhi. However, I know they were delivered, and that the old SW
transmitters were removed. But what has happened since then I don't know.
>From the comments I read about the various MW transmitters it seems to me
that management is not sure what the difference is between medium wave and
VHF. Unfortunately there has been a lack of investment in Pakistan's radio
infrastructure in the past, so hopefully this will be remedied, and soon.
Regards from
(Noel Green-UK, ibid.; dxld Nov 11)
The Voice of America (VOA) is expanding its reach across Pakistan. A new
arrangement with Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC) now allows VOA to
broadcast Pashto language programs on medium-wave (AM) radio and Urdu
broadcasts on FM stations for the first time.
"We're delighted Pakistan's Cabinet has ratified our agreement with PBC,"
said VOA Director Danforth W. Austin. "This arrangement will allow
millions of people in all parts of Pakistan to listen to the VOA's popular
news and information programs."
VOA's Deewa Radio, a Pashto language service for people in the
Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, is now available on medium wave (AM)
at 540 kHz from a transmitter in Peshawar, the capital of Pakistan's North
West Frontier Province. From 1800 to 2200 daily, Deewa Radio's AM signal
will broadcast news and current affairs programming plus call-in shows on
politics, literature and poetry.
Deewa, which began in 2006, continues to broadcast nine hours of radio
programming daily on shortwave, FM (transmitters located in Afghanistan)
and Internet
<www.VOANews.com/Deewa/>
For the first time, VOA's Urdu language program Radio Aap Ki Dunyaa (Your
World)
<www.VOANews.com/Urdu> will be heard on the FM band. A 30-minute morning
program at 0900 and a 30-minute evening program at 1800 will air on 11 FM
stations across Pakistan, including Islamabad and Lahore.
VOA's audience is strong in Pakistan, with almost 12 percent of the
population listening to or watching Urdu programs. Beyond the Headlines is
a 30-minute television program that airs on Geo News, Pakistan's leading
cable and satellite TV news channel.
(Press Release, Washington DC via VOA website via Ydun Ritz MW info
Oct 13; via Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
PHILIPPINES/SINGAPORE Frequency changes of R Netherlands Worldwide:
2000-2057 NF 5935 SIN 250 kW 090 deg to N/ME, x7385*in Arabic
2200-2257 NF 5860 PHT 250 kW 200 deg to SEAS, x6120#in Indonesian
*to avoid PBS Xizanq in Tibetan
#to avoid PBS Xinjiang in Uighur
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
PORTUGAL/CZECH REP 9805 After four weeks on 11690 kHz at 1630-1657 UT
slot, Radio Prague in German replaced now to 9805 kHz channel, also via
TransEurope Sines relay [DWL/VTC], but on originally time slot 1730-1757
UT, which is also printout primarily on their RPR operational schedule.
Signal strength on AOR AR7030 rx at 11 of 14 display segments luminous, on
Eton E1 S=9+15 dB in peaks, here in Germany. TX sign-on at 17.29:45 UT,
two seconds of VTC Cello interval signal of London control room, then
17.29:47 ... :59 UT fanfare of Radio Prague.
Tiny interference on adjacent channel 9800drm kHz from Sackville, Nova
Scotia, Canada.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 19)
RUSSIA Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. VE Update -
Google Earth V.5 historical image.
RUS Belogorsk AM 603 kHz 30 kW, 738 kHz 15 kW, 1053 kHz 25 kW
50 53 11.69 N 128 32 02.90 E
(ITU GE75/122, 6 Oct 2009; via WB after tip from Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
6075 kHz Kamchatskoe Oblastnoe Radio, 10 November 2009 08.10 UT.
(Vladimir Rozhkov, Kans / "open_dx"; RUSdx Nov 15)
DX NEWS FROM KAMCHATKA. Last August I toured the Kamchatka peninsula in
the Russian Far East. I did some listening and visited the State radio and
TV station in Petropavlovsk to collect some information. (Times are UTC,
please add 1 hour for summer time).
The large Yelizovo transmitting station (LW, MW and SW) is located right
next to Yelizovo Airport, 32 km North-West of Petropavlovsk. All FM and TV
broadcasts originate from Mishennaya Hill overlooking Petropavlovsk.
R Mayak is on 576 MW; R Rossii's Far East programme is broadcast from
Yelizovo on 180 LW and 5920 SW (5920 is replaced by 6075 kHz in winter -
Ed.). I found reception somewhat disappointing and they - as well as Mayak
- may be running at reduced power. On 5920 I also noticed slight
distortion and a hum; on comparison, 5940 Arman came in much better with a
solid and well-modulated signal.
R Rossii is interrupted for regional programmes Monday-Friday only at
1910-1930, 2010-2100, 2300-2330, 0110-0130, 0510-0530 and 0810-0900. At
2040-2055 and 0710-0725 there are segments in vernaculars, alternately in
Koryak and Itelmen. The programme "Kamchatka Fishing" (Kamchatka
Rybatskaya) is no longer listed in the WRTH but is still on the air on
Fridays only at 2010-2040 on R Rossi's frequencies 180 and 5920.
Other stations noted from the Far East and Siberia were: Arman 5940 and
7320, Yakutsk 7140, 7200 and 7345 and Krasnoyarsk on 6085.
(Maarten van Delft-HOL, visiting Kamchatka, Russia; RUSdx Nov 15)
Frequency change for Voice of Russia:
1600-1800 NF 7320 S.P 200 kW 215 deg to SEEUR, x7340 in Serbian
1800-1900 7320 S.P 200 kW 215 deg to SEEUR, add.freq in Italian
0400-0600 6185*S.P 500 kW 265 deg to SoAM, add.freq in Spanish
* very strong co-ch here in BUL from Vatican Radio, EaEUR txions
in Ukrainian/Belarussian/Lithuanian/Latvian/Romanian/Bulgarian.
Frequency change of Deutsche Welle in Chinese from Nov 11:
1300-1330 NF 6140 NVS 200 kW 111deg, ex6130 to avoid PBS Xizanq Tibetan
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
6185 IBRA Radio with FEBA programmes in Pashto 1430 UT, Dari 1500 UT; and
1530-1545 UT Hazaragi on Fri, Persian on Thur, Turkmen on Wed, Uzbek on
Sat-Tue. Replaced ex 7275 kHz, via Krasnodar site 200 kW 104 degr.
(IBRA Radio, Nov 18)
SLOVAK REP 6170 (x7290) via Rimavska Sobota-SVK, 150 kW, IRRS-Shortwave
evening CET frequency change.
Please notice that we will have an immediate frequency change for our
evening CET slot each Fri, Sat & Sun effective Nov. 13, 2009. We are
dropping temporarily 7290 kHz in favour of what may be a cleaner
frequency.
Don't forget that lower frequency bands that allow for propagation within
1-4,000 km during darkness are extremely congested here in EU due to the
low sunspots, so many stations are fighting on top of each other :-(
All other times and frequencies remains unchanged. So please take a note
that as of Friday Nov 13, 2009 we will be on 6170 kHz from 1900-2100 UTC
(Fri, Sat & Sun) and tune into our programs. Please send your reception
reports by email to:
<reports @ nexus.org>
Although we cannot guarantee a QSL to each of you, we will reply to
everyone by email, and we will greatly appreciate hearing that "there is
someone listening out-there" on our new frequency next week-end. Updated
frequency and program schedules are on our web site at:
<http://www.nexus.org/NEXUS-IBA/Schedules>
(Ron Norton NEXUS Milano, Nov 12
e-mail: <ron @ nexus.org> <http://www.nexus.org>
Strong signal here at 1900 UT s/on with Aida trumpets and WOR program.
(Jean-Michel Aubier-F, dxld Nov 14)
IRRS-Shortwave evening frequency change. IRRS noted with excellent
reception tonight on 6170 kHz from tune-in at 1900 UT with Glenn Hauser's
World of Radio. Much improved over 7290 kHz which had been inaudible here
in recent weeks.
(Dave Kenny-UK, dxld Nov 14)
IRRS on 6170. Looking to listen to IRRS on 6170 I found the following:
6170 on 1954 UT IRRS full of QRM today 13th a signal of S=7 a sinpo of
315x1 with just easy listening music or posibly gospels sounded. Same on
2022 UT but to a level of 325x2 sometimes 6165 someone in French very low
mod S=10, afro ? possibly Chad, and 6175 kHz RFI in French S=10 with ID on
2000 UT. The internet stream is not time \\ with the above transmission
(Zacharias Liangas-GRC, JPNpremium Nov 14)
IRRS SVK 6170. Wenn du wissen willst, ob gesendet wird - ja. Hier in
Leibnitz ist jetzt um 1915 UT Glenn Hauser zu hoeren. Der Empfang ist aber
nicht so toll. O=2-3.
(Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX Nov 14)
6170 kHz signal of Slovak Republik under threshold S=0-1 here in southern
Germany.
The only logs reported are from Patrick on Austrian-Hungarian border area
(350km distance) and from Dave in England, approx. 1700-1800 kms distance.
Nothing in between.
Logs of a lot of distance stations on the upper segment of 48-49 mb
like S=9+10dB .... +40dB - distance greater than 1700 kms - at same time
Iran 6065 6010
Turkey 6050
Tinian / China Jammer 6095
China 6100, 6020
Moscow 6145 6130
Minsk 6155 6115
India 6180, 6280
Bulgaria 6200
Moldova 6240
Pyongyang 6285
Cairo 6290
only DWL Sines Portugal signal 6075 - also 1700 kms distance - much poorer
than usual deeeeep fade of S=6-8 signal.
(Nov 14, 2025 UT, wb)
Frequency change of IRRS Shortwave/EGR English from Nov 13
1900-2100 NF 6170 RSO 150 kW 060 deg to Eu/ME/NoAF Fri-Sun, x7290#
#to avoid Voice of Russia in Russian/English/Russian
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
6170 WORLD OF RADIO schedule Nov & Dec.
This to notify you of a schedule change on our Sat morning slot for Nov
28, 2009 at 0900-1000 UT on 9510 kHz (Radio Joystick) and on Dec 26, 2009
at the same time & freq (Radio Rasant). Above 1 hr programs will be aired
instead of WOR and other previously scheduled programs. WOR will be aired
in the evening timeslot (only) at 1900 UT on 6170 kHz on these days.
Propagation has been varied on 6170 last Fri & Sat, depending on the time
and distance of each listener from transmitter. On average it was quite
better than 7290 kHz. Unfortunately the only evening bands usable in the
7 and 6 Mhz have a large skip zone around transmitters at this time of the
year and under the current propagation conditions.
Unfortunately the 75 mb is not usable. However 6170 kHz is free of much of
the interference of 7290 kHz, and the dead zone is also somehow smaller at
our time of broadcast. There may be some other minor schedule adjustments
in the coming weeks, we will keep you informed.
(Alfredo E. Cotroneo, CEO, NEXUS-Int'l Bc Assoc, dxld Nov 15)
SOUTH AFRICA 3345 AWR, Meyerton, 1808-1822, 15 Nov, Engloish to ZWE,
hymns, feature about HIV; 35332; \\ 3215. The propagation from Southern
Africa must have been particularly favourable last evening as several
Meyerton fqs were strongly receiving for my standards up here in Lisbon
meaning "35332" would almost certainly translate into 4-55433 or better on
my SW coast place.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
SPAIN Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. VE Update -
Google Earth V.5 historical image.
ESP Reus 1143 kHz 5 kW 72 m mast 41 06 54.30 N 01 08 38.05 E
(ITU GE75/122, 6 Oct 2009; via WB after tip from Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
TAIWAN/UAE Some VT Communications changes:
WYFR Family Radio in Khmer, new language
1200-1300 17505 DHA 250 kW 090 deg to SEAS, ex in English
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
Furusato no Kaze in Japanese
1330-1400 NF 9950*TAI 100 kW 002 deg to KRE, x9810 to avoid CNR-1 Chinese
*co-ch Radio Ukraine International in Ukrainian
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
TURKEY Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. VE Update -
Google Earth V.5 historical image.
TUR Polatli Temelli former 180 kHz 1200 kW, now 558 kHz 300 kW 154m mast
39 45 22.61 N 32 25 06.11 E
? former TUR Denizli Asagisamli Yukarisamli 558 kHz 600 kW ?
37 54 45.91 N 29 02 26.33 E
<http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3756572>
<http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/3756572.jpg>
TUR Van former 225 kHz; 657 kHz 300 kW 154 m mast
38 35 11.46 N 43 15 59.20 E
(ITU GE75/122, 6 Oct 2009; via WB after tip from Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
UKRAINE Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place. VE Update -
Google Earth V.5 historical image.
UKR Donetsk 1260 kHz 1 kW 150m mast
47 56 43.48 N 37 38 36.98 E
<http://www.panoramio.com/photo/22188262>
<http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/22188262.jpg>
<http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7273601>
<http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/7273601.jpg>
<http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7178922>
see vertical MW antenna, on left side
<http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/7178922.jpg>
(ITU GE75/122, 6 Oct 2009; via WB after tip from Olle Alm-SWE, ARC MV-Eko)
MW 1431 kHz UR-3 Kultura, 1900-2400 UT
(Alexander Egorov, Kiev, Ukraine / "open_dx" Nov 15)
UAE FEBA to Pakistan, Afghanistan - B09 winter schedule
0200-0300 s...... Urdu 7315 x7335 DHA
0200-0230 .mtwtfs Urdu 7315 x7335 DHA
USA [GERMANY/KUWAIT/MARIANA ISL/SRI LANKA/THAILAND/]
Some IBB changes effective Nov 1-11:
0030-0100 NF 6170 KWT 250 kW 082 deg, x6180 VOA Special English
0100-0200 NF 12020 UDO 250 kW 300 deg, x9765 VOA Aap Ki Dunyaa Urdu
0400-0500 NF 9430 WER 250 kW 105 deg, x9765 Radio Farda Farsi
0400-0600 NF 7230 BIB 100 kW 063 deg, x7355 RL Russian
0500-0730 NF 9760 LAM 100 kW 104 deg, x9585 Radio Farda Farsi
0700-0800 NF 9535 BIB 100 kW 065 deg, x9520 RL Russian
0700-0900 NF 9520 LAM 100 kW 055 deg, x17815 Radio Farda Farsi
1200-1230 NF 17840 LAM 100 kW 108 deg, add.freq Radio Farda Farsi
1400-1500 NF 7480 IRA 250 kW 340 deg, x7440 VOA Aap Ki Dunyaa Urdu
1400-1500 NF 9930 IRA 250 kW 322 deg, x11885 VOA English
1500-1600 NF 9930 IRA 250 kW 322 deg, x9485 VOA English
1500-1530 NF 9450 TIN 250 kW 305 deg, x9530 VOA Uzbek
1600-2130 7580 IRA 250 kW 315 deg, x16-24 Radio Farda Farsi
1700-1730 NF 6135 BIB 100 kW 105 deg, x6130 RFE Moldovan Mon-Fri
1700-1800 NF 9640 BIB 100 kW 063 deg, x9865 RL Russian
1800-1900 NF 9435 BIB 100 kW 063 deg, x9795 RL Russian
1800-1900 9525 LAM 100 kW 092 deg, RL Caucasus Echo Russian
1800-1900 9780 BIB 100 kW 088 deg, RL Caucasus Echo Russian
2200-2230 NF 11905 GB 250 kW 184 deg, x11895 VOA Creole
2200-2400 NF 6070 UDO 250 kW 018 deg, x6105 VOA English
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
USA Schedule: 03-Nov-2009 FCC 22fcc00.TXT 1=Sun ....7=Sat
Freq StartStop Call Pow Azm Target Zones Days Stdate Spdate
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3185 0000-1200 WWRB 100 340 2-4,23,24 251009-311009
3185 0000-1200 WWRB 100 340 2-4,23,24 080310-280310
3185 2100-1200 WWRB 100 340 2-4,23,24 011109-070310
3215 0100-0900 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 080310-280310
3215 0100-0900 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 251009-311009
3215 0200-1000 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 011109-070310
3215 2100-0100 WWRB 100 0 2-4 080310-280310
3215 2100-0100 WWRB 100 0 2-4 251009-311009
3215 2100-0200 WWRB 100 0 2-4 011109-070310
3230 2300-0100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 080310-280310
3230 2300-0200 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 011109-070310
but now on 3240 kHz instead ?
5050 2100-0500 WWRB 100 45 4,5,9 011109-070310
5050 2200-0400 WWRB 100 45 4,5,9 080310-280310
5050 2200-0400 WWRB 100 45 4,5,9 251009-311009
5070 2200-1100 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 251009-311009
5070 2200-1100 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 080310-280310
5070 2300-1200 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 011109-070310
5110 0000-2400 WBCQ 50 245 3-5,9-11 251009-280310
5745 0500-0600 WYFR 100 222 11 251009-280310
5745 0600-0800 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
5745 0800-1000 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
5745 1900-2100 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
5745 2100-0500 WWRB 100 90 37-39 011109-070310
5745 2200-0400 WWRB 100 90 37-39 080310-280310
5745 2200-0400 WWRB 100 90 37-39 251009-311009
5755 0000-0700 WBWW 100 40 4,9,18,27,28,37-47 251009-280310
5810 0000-0500 WEWN 250 220 10,11 251009-280310
5850 0400-0500 WHRI 250 42 18,19,27-29 123456 251009-280310
5850 2100-2200 WHRI 250 42 18,19,27-29 251009-021109
5850 2300-0400 WHRI 250 42 18,19,27-29 251009-280310
5875 0700-1000 WHRI 250 25 4,5,9 251009-280310
5875 1100-1200 WHRI 250 25 4,5,9 251009-280310
5875 2300-0700 WHRI 100 315 2,3 251009-280310
5890 0100-1100 WWCR 100 90 9,11,47,52,53 080310-280310
5890 0100-1100 WWCR 100 90 9,11,47,52,53 251009-311009
5890 0200-1200 WWCR 100 90 9,11,47,52,53 011109-070310
5920 0000-2400 WBOH 50 170 11,12 251009-280310
5935 0000-1200 WWCR 100 85 36-38,46-48,57 080310-280310
5935 0000-1200 WWCR 100 85 36-38,46-48,57 251009-311009
5935 0100-1300 WWCR 100 85 36-38,46-48,57 011109-070310
5950 0300-1200 WYFR 100 285 10 251009-280310
5950 2100-0300 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
5985 0445-0700 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
5985 2000-0445 WYFR 50 181 11 251009-280310
5985 2100-2200 KSDA 100 330 44NE,45NW 251009-280310
6000 0500-1000 WYFR 50 181 11 251009-280310
6000 1000-1200 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
6025 0500-0800 KTMI 50 70 3 251009-280310
6085 0945-2000 WYFR 100 181 11 251009-280310
6085 2245-0100 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
6105 0800-1100 WYFR 100 142 15 251009-280310
6150 0800-0900 KNLS 100 270 33,34,44,45 251009-280310
6150 0900-1000 KNLS 100 300 24,26,35 251009-280310
6150 1000-1100 KNLS 100 270 34,35,45 251009-280310
6150 1100-1200 KNLS 100 300 24,26,35 251009-280310
6150 1200-1300 KNLS 100 270 34,35,45 251009-280310
6890 0100-0500 WYFR 100 222 11 251009-280310
6890 0900-1300 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
6890 1300-1400 KNLS 100 300 34,35,44 251009-280310
6890 1400-1500 KNLS 100 270 34,35,45 251009-280310
6890 1500-1600 KNLS 100 300 24,26,35 251009-280310
6890 1600-1700 KNLS 100 315 24,26,35 251009-280310
6890 1700-1800 KNLS 101 315 24,26,35 251009-280310
6915 0300-1200 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
6915 1200-1300 KNLS 100 270 34,35,44 251009-280310
6915 1600-1700 KNLS 100 300 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
6915 1700-1800 KNLS 100 300 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
6915 1800-2200 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
7315 0500-0800 WHRI 250 173 11,12 234567 251009-280310
7315 0600-0700 WHRI 250 173 11,12 1 251009-280310
7315 0800-0900 WHRI 250 173 11,12 7 251009-280310
7315 0900-1100 WHRI 250 173 11,12 234567 251009-280310
7315 1100-1300 WHRI 250 173 11,12 251009-280310
7315 2300-0500 WHRI 250 173 11,12 251009-280310
7335 2200-2300 WHRI 250 173 11,12 251009-280310
7355 0800-0900 KNLS 100 300 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 0900-1000 KNLS 100 300 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 1000-1100 KNLS 100 300 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 1100-1200 KNLS 100 300 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 1300-1400 KNLS 100 285 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 1400-1500 KNLS 100 285 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 1500-1600 KNLS 100 285 33,34,35,44 251009-280310
7355 2200-0400 WRNO 50 20 3-5,9-11,17 251009-280310
7385 0000-0500 WHRI 250 25 4,5,9 251009-280310
7385 0500-0600 WHRI 250 87 37-38,46-48 251009-280310
7385 0700-1300 WHRI 100 315 2,3 251009-280310
7415 1400-2200 WBCQ 50 245 3-5,10-11 251009-280310
7415 2200-1400 WBCQ 50 245 3-5,9-11 251009-280310
7455 0100-0445 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
7455 0700-1345 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
7465 0500-0700 WHRI 250 25 4,5,9 251009-280310
7465 0700-1000 WHRI 250 42 17,27 251009-280310
7465 2100-2300 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 080310-280310
7465 2100-0100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 251009-311009
7465 2100-2300 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 011109-070310
7490 0000-2400 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 251009-280310
7505 2200-1600 WRNO 50 20 3-5,9-11,17 251009-280310
7520 0100-0400 WYFR 100 142 13 251009-280310
7520 0400-0800 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
7520 1000-1200 WHRI 250 42 17,27 251009-280310
7520 2000-2100 WHRI 250 42 27-28 1234 251009-021109
7555 0200-0300 KJES 50 335 2,3 251009-280310
7555 0300-0330 KJES 50 20 3,4,9 251009-280310
7555 0500-1300 WEWN 250 220 10,11 251009-280310
7570 0045-0400 WYFR 100 160 15 251009-280310
7730 0300-0500 WYFR 100 160 15 251009-280310
7730 0500-0745 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
9265 0400-0900 WMLK 125 53 27,28,39 251009-280310
9265 1000-1400 WINB 50 242 10,11 251009-311009
9265 1000-1400 WINB 50 242 10,11 070310-280310
9265 1100-1500 WINB 50 242 10,11 011109-060310
9265 1600-2100 WMLK 125 53 27,28,39 234567 251009-280310
9265 2100-0300 WINB 50 242 10,11 070310-280310
9265 2100-0300 WINB 50 242 10,11 251009-311009
9265 2200-0400 WINB 50 242 10,11 011109-060310
9330 1200-0600 WBCQ 50 245 3-5,9-11 251009-280310
9345 1200-2400 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 251009-280310
9355 0400-0500 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
9355 0500-0800 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
9355 1200-1315 KTWR 100 305 42-44 7 251009-280310
9355 1200-1345 KTWR 100 305 42-44 23456 251009-280310
9355 1200-1300 KTWR 100 305 42-44 1 251009-280310
9355 1945-2300 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
9355 2300-0400 WYFR 100 160 16 251009-280310
9370 0000-2400 WTJC 50 40 4,9 251009-280310
9385 1200-2100 WWRB 100 45 4,5,9 011109-070310
9385 1200-2400 WWRB 100 45 4,5,9 251009-311009
9385 1200-2400 WWRB 100 45 4,5,9 080310-280310
9390 0900-1300 WEWN 250 335 43,44 251009-280310
9410 1200-1300 WHRI 250 245 10 17 251009-280310
9410 1200-1300 WHRI 250 182 10S,11,12NE 23456 251009-280310
9430 2245-0045 WYFR 100 160 15 251009-280310
9445 0200-0445 KTMI 50 130 10 251009-280310
9445 1000-1400 KTMI 50 310 35 251009-280310
9465 1400-1530 KFBS 100 323 19,20,28E,29-31 251009-280310
9480 1200-1900 WBWW 100 40 4,9,18,27,28,37-47 251009-280310
9480 2200-2400 WBWW 100 40 4,9,18,27,28,37-47 251009-280310
9495 0500-1000 WYFR 100 222 11 251009-280310
9495 1300-1400 WHRI 250 173 11,12 251009-280310
9495 1400-1900 WHRI 250 173 11,12 123456 251009-280310
9495 1900-2200 WHRI 250 173 11,12 251009-280310
9505 0000-0445 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
9525 0100-0400 WYFR 50 285 10 251009-280310
9525 2100-2200 WHRI 250 42 4,5,9,18,27 123456 251009-280310
9555 0800-1400 WYFR 100 160 16 251009-280310
9575 0900-1200 WYFR 100 160 15 251009-280310
9575 2000-2100 WHRI 250 42 4,5,9,18,27 1 251009-280310
9585 1300-1330 KTWR 100 285 49 251009-280310
9585 1600-1630 KSDA 100 285 41 251009-280310
9605 0800-1100 WYFR 100 142 13 251009-280310
9605 1100-1300 WYFR 100 222 12 251009-280310
9615 0600-0700 WHRI 250 57 38-39 251009-280310
9615 0800-0900 KNLS 100 270 33,34,44,45 251009-280310
9615 1300-1400 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
9615 2200-2300 WHRI 250 87 46,47,52 251009-280310
9625 2130-2200 KSDA 100 315 43S,44S,45S 251009-280310
9635 1400-1500 KSDA 100 300 43S,44S 251009-280310
9640 0400-0500 WHRI 250 42 39 7 251009-280310
9655 1330-1400 KSDA 100 345 22,23,24,32,33,34 251009-280310
9680 0145-0800 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
9680 0800-1100 WYFR 100 140 13 251009-280310
9690 2145-0045 WYFR 100 142 13 251009-280310
9715 0400-1245 WYFR 50 285 10 251009-280310
9715 2345-0100 WYFR 50 285 10 251009-280310
9720 2100-2200 KSDA 100 315 33S,43N,44N 251009-280310
9800 1200-1300 KSDA 100 330 44NE,45NW 251009-280310
9810 1400-1500 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
9840 1300-2000 WHRI 250 25 4,5,9 251009-280310
9840 1600-1630 KSDA 100 300 41N 251009-280310
9840 1630-1700 KSDA 100 300 41N 251009-280310
9865 1000-1100 WHRI 250 152 11E,12E,13E,14,15 251009-280310
9910 1100-1230 KTWR 100 315 42-44 251009-280310
9920 1300-1400 KFBS 100 278 43S,44S,49 251009-280310
9920 1400-1500 KTWR 100 278 49 17 251009-280310
9920 1400-1415 KTWR 100 278 49 23456 251009-280310
9930 0100-0145 WYFR 100 142 13 251009-280310
9930 0145-0500 WYFR 100 222 11 251009-280310
9930 0700-1800 KHBN 100 345 43-45 251009-280310
9930 1800-2200 KHBN 100 345 44,45 251009-280310
9955 0000-1500 WRMI 50 160 10-16 251009-280310
9955 0400-0900 WMLK 125 53 27,28,39 251009-280310
9955 0800-1700 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
9955 1500-1700 WRMI 50 317 2,3 251009-280310
9955 1700-2400 WRMI 50 160 10-13 251009-280310
9955 2200-2300 KHBN 100 318 43,44 251009-280310
9955 2300-2400 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
9965 0600-1300 KHBN 100 318 43,44 251009-280310
9965 1400-1800 KHBN 100 318 43,44 251009-280310
9965 2200-2400 KHBN 100 318 43,44 251009-280310
9975 0100-0800 KVOH 50 100 10,11 251009-280310
9975 1130-1200 KTWR 100 315 42-44 251009-280310
9975 1200-1215 KTWR 100 308 43,44 251009-280310
9975 1230-1330 KTWR 100 315 42-44 251009-280310
9975 1300-1500 KVOH 50 100 10,11 251009-280310
9975 1330-1400 KTWR 100 315 43,44 23456 251009-280310
9975 1400-1440 KTWR 100 285 41,49,50 13467 251009-280310
9975 1400-1420 KTWR 100 285 41,49,50 25 251009-280310
9980 1100-0100 WWCR 100 90 9,11,47,52,53 251009-311009
9980 1100-0100 WWCR 100 90 9,11,47,52,53 080310-280310
9980 1200-0200 WWCR 100 90 9,11,47,52,53 011109-070310
9985 0100-0500 WYFR 100 151 15 251009-280310
9985 0500-0900 WYFR 100 87 46 251009-280310
9985 0900-1100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 080310-280310
9985 0900-1100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 251009-311009
9985 1000-1200 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 011109-070310
11520 0100-0600 WEWN 250 40 39,40 251009-280310
11520 0600-0900 WEWN 250 85 46,47 251009-280310
11530 0500-0800 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
11530 1200-1400 WYFR 100 160 13 251009-280310
11550 1300-2200 WEWN 250 220 10,11 251009-280310
11565 0500-0600 WHRI 250 245 51,55,56,59,60 1 251009-280310
11565 0700-1100 WHRI 250 245 51,55,56,59,60 1 251009-280310
11565 0800-0900 WHRI 250 245 51,55,56,59,60 23456 251009-280310
11565 1345-1700 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
11565 2000-2145 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
11570 1315-1330 KTWR 100 293 41 23 251009-280310
11570 1315-1330 KTWR 100 293 41 14567 251009-280310
11570 1400-1545 KTWR 100 335 44-45 7 251009-280310
11570 1400-1515 KTWR 100 335 44-45 123456 251009-280310
11580 0400-0900 WYFR 100 87 46 251009-280310
11580 1000-1300 KFBS 100 294 42-44 251009-280310
11580 2200-2300 WYFR 100 142 15 251009-280310
11590 1015-1100 KTWR 100 315 42-44 23456 251009-280310
11615 0000-0145 KTMI 50 110 11 251009-280310
11640 1100-1130 KTWR 100 285 49 251009-280310
11650 1000-1100 KFBS 100 341 21-26,31-34 251009-280310
11650 1100-1400 KFBS 100 323 20-24,30-34,42W 251009-280310
11655 1500-1530 KSDA 100 270 41S 251009-280310
11665 1945-2200 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
11665 2200-2300 WYFR 100 151 15 251009-280310
11685 1500-1530 KSDA 100 285 41S 251009-280310
11685 2200-2300 KSDA 100 330 32S,33S,43N,44N 251009-280310
11690 1530-1600 KSDA 100 285 41S 251009-280310
11690 1600-1630 KSDA 100 285 41S 251009-280310
11700 2100-2300 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
11700 2300-2400 KSDA 100 330 32S,33S,43N,44N 251009-280310
11715 1400-1500 KJES 50 70 3,4,9 251009-280310
11715 1500-1600 KJES 50 350 2,3 251009-280310
11715 1600-1700 KJES 50 150 10 251009-280310
11720 2245-0045 WYFR 100 142 13 251009-280310
11725 1100-1600 WYFR 100 222 11 251009-280310
11730 1030-1100 KSDA 100 315 43,44 251009-280310
11730 1100-1200 KSDA 100 330 32S,33S,43N,44N 251009-280310
11740 0800-1600 WYFR 100 151 15 251009-280310
11740 2145-2345 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
11765 2300-2315 KTWR 100 308 42-44 251009-280310
11770 1430-1500 KSDA 100 285 49NW 251009-280310
11785 1300-2300 WHRI 100 315 2,3 251009-280310
11825 0045-0300 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
11825 1100-1200 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
11825 1200-1300 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
11830 1100-1300 WYFR 100 140 13 251009-280310
11830 1300-1700 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
11840 0830-0910 KTWR 100 165 51,55,56,58-60 234567 251009-280310
11850 0830-0900 KFBS 100 242 49S,50,54 251009-280310
11850 2200-2230 KSDA 100 255 54 246 251009-280310
11850 2200-2230 KSDA 100 255 54 1357 251009-280310
11855 1200-1300 KSDA 100 330 33S,43N,44N 251009-280310
11855 1300-1700 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
11855 2000-0100 WYFR 100 222 11 251009-280310
11870 0000-1000 WEWN 250 155 11-15 251009-280310
11870 1030-1100 KSDA 100 270 50 67 251009-280310
11870 1030-1100 KSDA 100 270 50 1 251009-280310
11870 1030-1100 KSDA 100 270 50 23 251009-280310
11870 1030-1100 KSDA 100 270 50 45 251009-280310
11870 1230-1300 KTWR 100 293 41 23456 251009-280310
11880 1300-1400 KHBN 100 270 49NW 251009-280310
11885 2300-0145 WYFR 100 140 13 251009-280310
11895 2200-2300 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
11935 1030-1100 KTWR 100 305 42-44 1235 251009-280310
11935 1100-1200 KTWR 100 305 42-44 251009-280310
11935 1300-1330 KSDA 100 315 45 251009-280310
11935 1330-1400 KSDA 100 270 49E 13 251009-280310
11935 1330-1400 KSDA 100 270 49E 246 251009-280310
11935 1330-1400 KSDA 100 270 49E 57 251009-280310
11940 1400-1430 KSDA 100 285 49NW 251009-280310
11940 1430-1500 KSDA 100 285 49NW 251009-280310
11955 1530-1600 KSDA 100 270 41S 251009-280310
11960 2100-2130 KSDA 100 315 45 251009-280310
11965 2200-2230 KSDA 100 255 54 251009-280310
11970 1145-1345 WYFR 100 285 10 251009-280310
11980 1300-1330 KSDA 100 345 45 251009-280310
11980 2100-2130 KSDA 100 345 45 251009-280310
11990 0930-1000 KFBS 100 323 32S,33SW,43N,44N 251009-270310
11995 1000-1100 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
12035 0000-0200 KSDA 100 330 32S,33S,43N,44N 251009-280310
12050 1000-1700 WEWN 250 155 11-15 251009-280310
12050 2200-2400 WEWN 250 220 10,11 251009-280310
12075 1330-1400 KTWR 100 293 41,49 23456 251009-280310
12075 1330-1345 KTWR 100 293 41,49 1 251009-280310
12090 2230-2300 KFBS 100 278 43S,44S,49 251009-280310
12105 0930-1045 KTWR 100 315 42-44 251009-280310
12105 1530-1600 KSDA 100 285 41 251009-280310
12120 1100-1200 KSDA 100 300 43S,44S 251009-280310
12120 1200-1300 KSDA 100 300 43S,44S 251009-280310
12130 0000-0500 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
12130 1000-1200 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
12130 1200-1400 KHBN 100 270 44,49,50,54 251009-280310
12130 2300-2330 KTWR 100 285 43,44 23456 251009-280310
12130 2300-2345 KTWR 100 285 43,44 1 251009-280310
12160 0700-1600 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
12160 1600-2200 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 080310-280310
12160 1600-2200 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 251009-311009
12160 1700-2300 WWCR 100 40 4,9,27-29 011109-070310
13570 1400-2100 WINB 50 242 10,11 251009-311009
13570 1400-2100 WINB 50 242 10,11 070310-280310
13570 1500-2200 WINB 50 242 10,11 011109-060310
13615 1200-1600 WYFR 100 160 15 251009-280310
13615 2300-0045 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
13650 1500-1600 WHRI 250 42 18,19,27-29 1 251009-280310
13680 0500-0700 KHBN 100 318 43,44 251009-280310
13695 1200-2100 WYFR 100 355 4,5,9 251009-280310
13765 1200-1245 KTWR 100 285 41,49 23456 251009-280310
13765 1200-1300 KTWR 100 285 41,49 17 251009-280310
13830 1700-2400 WEWN 250 155 11-15 251009-280310
13835 1300-1500 WEWN 250 335 27,28 251009-280310
13840 0700-1300 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
13845 1200-2400 WWCR 100 85 36-38,46-48,57 080310-280310
13845 1200-2400 WWCR 100 85 36-38,46-48,57 251009-311009
13845 1300-0100 WWCR 100 85 36-38,46-48,57 011109-070310
15115 1700-2245 WYFR 100 87 46 251009-280310
15130 1245-2345 WYFR 50 285 10 251009-280310
15170 0820-0900 KTWR 100 263 49,50,54 123456 251009-280310
15200 0900-0915 KTWR 100 248 54 12367 251009-280310
15200 0900-0915 KTWR 100 248 54 45 251009-280310
15200 0915-0945 KTWR 100 248 54 251009-280310
15200 0945-1045 KTWR 100 248 54 251009-280310
15200 1045-1115 KTWR 100 248 49,54 251009-280310
15200 1115-1145 KTWR 100 248 54 251009-280310
15210 1400-1600 WYFR 100 160 14 251009-280310
15255 1400-1430 KSDA 100 270 41S 251009-280310
15255 1500-1530 KSDA 100 270 41S 251009-280310
15260 1000-1100 KSDA 100 300 43S,44S 251009-280310
15260 1130-1200 KSDA 100 255 49S,54 251009-280310
15265 1700-2200 WMLK 250 57 27,28,39 251009-280310
15320 2230-2300 KSDA 100 255 54 251009-280310
15320 2300-2400 KSDA 100 270 49E 251009-280310
15355 1245-1400 WYFR 100 222 12 251009-280310
15355 1400-1600 WYFR 100 142 13 251009-280310
15370 2300-2400 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
15385 1900-2000 KJES 50 270 55,58,59 251009-280310
15385 2000-2100 KJES 50 100 11 251009-280310
15400 2300-0100 WYFR 100 151 15 251009-280310
15420 1200-2300 WBCQ 50 245 3-5,9-11 251009-280310
15440 2145-0300 WYFR 100 285 10 251009-280310
15495 1100-1130 KSDA 100 255 54 251009-280310
15495 1500-1530 KSDA 100 285 41NE 251009-280310
15495 1530-1600 KSDA 100 285 41 251009-280310
15565 1800-1945 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
15580 1000-1130 KFBS 100 242 49S,50S,51W,54 251009-280310
15590 1400-0100 WRNO 50 20 3-5,9-11 251009-280310
15610 1500-1900 WEWN 250 40 39,40 251009-280310
15610 1900-0100 WEWN 250 85 46,47 251009-280310
15640 2200-2400 WHRI 250 152 11-16 251009-280310
15660 1300-1330 KSDA 100 285 41NE 251009-280310
15660 1330-1400 KSDA 100 285 41NE 14 251009-280310
15660 1330-1400 KSDA 100 285 41NE 23567 251009-280310
15665 1200-1400 WHRI 250 42 27-29,39 251009-280310
15665 1400-1900 WHRI 250 152 12-16 7 251009-280310
15665 1900-2000 WHRI 250 87 46,47,52 251009-280310
15665 2000-2200 WHRI 250 87 37,38,46-48 567 251009-280310
15665 2000-2200 WHRI 250 152 12,13,15 1234 251009-280310
15680 0000-0100 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 1 251009-280310
15680 0100-1000 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
15725 0500-1600 KHBN 100 270 41,49,50,54 251009-280310
15745 0700-1600 KHBN 100 345 43-45 251009-280310
15785 1600-1700 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
15825 1100-2100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 251009-311009
15825 1100-2100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 080310-280310
15825 1200-2100 WWCR 100 46 4,9,27,37-39 011109-070310
17495 1200-2300 WBCQ 50 245 3-5,9-11,27 251009-280310
17520 1600-2000 WHRI 250 87 37,38,46-48 251009-280310
17525 0100-0500 KHBN 100 318 43,44 251009-280310
17535 1700-2200 WYFR 100 315 2 251009-280310
17540 1400-1500 WHRI 250 57 38,39 251009-280310
17555 1400-1600 WYFR 100 160 13 251009-280310
17555 1700-2145 WYFR 100 285 10 251009-280310
17575 1700-2245 WYFR 100 140 13 251009-280310
17635 0000-0030 KSDA 100 285 49NW 251009-280310
17635 0030-0100 KSDA 100 285 49NW 251009-280310
17635 0100-0200 KSDA 100 300 43S,44S 251009-280310
17635 0300-0330 KSDA 100 345 22,23,24,32-34 251009-280310
17690 1600-2245 WYFR 100 87 46 251009-280310
17760 1345-1700 WYFR 100 285 10 251009-280310
17760 1700-1900 WYFR 100 44 28 251009-280310
17775 1500-0100 KVOH 50 100 10-12 251009-280310
17880 0000-0200 KSDA 100 315 43N,44N 251009-280310
18930 1600-1945 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
18980 1600-1800 WYFR 100 44 28 251009-280310
21455 1600-2000 WYFR 100 44 28 251009-280310
21640 1500-1600 WHRI 250 87 46,47,52 234567 251009-280310
21640 1600-1900 WHRI 250 87 46,47,52 251009-280310
21745 1600-1745 WYFR 100 44 27 251009-280310
FCC B09 schedule available at
<http://www.fcc.gov/ib/sand/neg/hf_web/B09FCC01.TXT>
(via Alpo Heinonen-FIN, Nov 17)
11715 1400-1500 KJES 50kW 70deg to zones 3,4,9
most likely noted on 11714.96v on Nov 17, co-channel RL Uzbek from
Lampertheim, Germany.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 17)
Extremely distorted noise spurs covering roughly 9395-9405 and 9340-9350,
Nov 5 at 2239 UT, which altho not precisely matched strongly imply that
the S=9+20 signal from WTJC amid them on 9370 kHz was the source, as
previously traced several times when the modulation peaks could be
matched, and nothing else now in the area to suspect.
WTJC 9370v is still/again putting out spurs consisting mostly of noise:
Nov 7 at 0625 UT during music, broad dirty spurs centered approximately
9345 and 9395 kHz. Same situation at next check 1335 UT.
WTJC 9370v spur report Nov 10 at 0635 UT: noisy blob covering 9275-9330
kHz, but no match on the hi side.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Nov 11) 9369.93v kHz
Can anybody please confirm if shortwave transmissions have indeed ended
from WBOH at Newport? If so, do we have the precise date that this
occurred?
Also I'd welcome hearing from anybody with photos or images of the WBOH
transmission site & SW antennas &/or the SW antenna at WTJC. If you can
assist please reply to this message or via the email address at the bottom
of the following webpage:
<http://sites.google.com/site/shortwavesites/>
(Ian Baxter-AUS, dxld Nov 11)
WBOH was missing on Oct 16, and has not been heard since. I can't be
positive that Oct 15 was the final day, but close to it. I never found any
mention of this on their website, but I see that it now refers only to
WTJC on the homepage
<http://www.fbnradio.com/> (Glenn Hauser, ibid.)
WINB SW Transmitter site I'm curious to know if anyone has visited the
WINB shortwave transmitter site & seen or photographed their SW
transmitting antenna?
I've recently been looking at images from Google Earth, Street View & Bing
Birds Eye View & I'm not sure if the two small poles behind the building
(Northwest corner) are in fact two antenna support poles for their
antenna.
The Google Earth coordinates of the poles in question are:
39 54 19.66 N 76 34 56.36 W (look more like power poles???)
The FCC licence lists main azimuth as 62 & 242 degrees, which could
indicate a simple dipole antenna, but the positioning of the poles from
the aerial images would suggest an azimuth of more like 0 & 180 degrees.
The distance between the poles is around 20 meters, which is okay for the
SW frequencies that WINB operate with for a dipole.
Perhaps this is the incorrect site for their SW antenna?? Anyway I would
appreciate any info anyone can provide. Please reply onlist here or via
email address provided on the website below:
<http://sites.google.com/site/shortwavesites/>
(Ian Baxter-AUS, dxld Nov 11)
They use a rhombic antenna that is located across the road from the
transmitter building in a corn field. Their transmission line spans
overhead across the road. I have been their and took a few pictures, but
they did not turn out well.
(Bill Harms-MD-USA, ibid.; dxld Nov 11)
The new FCC B-09 schedule has three entries for 'WBWW', despite having
granted calls WTWW instead already in August to George McClintock's new
station under construxion in Lebanon TN-USA. All are 100 kW, 40 degrees:
5755 at 00-07, 9480 at 12-19 and 22-24. CIRAF targets are 4,9,18,27,28,37-
39,46,47 which means EaCanada, all of Europe, NoAfrica, MidEast. Nothing
being heard yet. The AIR Aligarh wandering spurblob often obstructs 9480
kHz after *1317 UT; watch out!
On-air testing was anticipated to start this month, but not much detail at
the website
<http://www.wtww.us> three photos were added in October for a total of
nine via
<http://wtww.us/pages/images.php>
Skimming thru the FCC B-09 schedule I don't see any surprises:
<http://www.fcc.gov/ib/sand/neg/hf_web/B09FCC01.TXT>
It still lists imaginary stations KTMI, WBOH and WMLK. Neither this nor A-
09 show 3145 kHz for WWRB despite having been using it, nor WWCR on 4755
kHz. And still no listings for the Milton FL CP.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Nov 11)
WTWW TARGET DATE? I will start testing around the 4th week of November,
depending on the utility company. (WBWW) was simply a designator to get
the coordinating process under way without actually having any call
letters assigned. The HFCC designator letters do not have to relate to the
actual call letters. The FCC likes to use some portion of the call letters
which help in the coordination process due to the large number of
licensees.
(George McClintock-TN-USA, dxld Nov 8)
WHRA Dismantled. WHRA confirmed as off the air.
I just spoke to Larry Vehorn, engineer for WHRI Cypress Creek, South
Carolina, and he confirms that WHRA in Greenbush, Maine has signed off the
air for good. All equipment has been dismantled. Former frequencies for
WHRA have been reasigned for WHRI useage.
(Gayle Van Horn, Frequency Manager, Monitoring Times, Nov 17)
I've sent off an email Gayle asking if she knows when the last SW
transmission occurred from Greenbush. If Gayle is unable to provide an
answer I was wondering if anyone else within the group membership knew
when this occurred? Regards
(Ian Baxter-AUS, SW TXsite Nov 17)
I noticed that their website did not mention WHRA in their tx schedules
any more in A09, when I collected the new season's data. Same in B09.
Their freq schedules are a mess otherwise, and they were late in updating
Hawaii to Palau, so I'd presume WHRA's final broadcast was earlier than or
in March 2009.
Btw, could one of your contacts please convince WHR to provide a useful
frequency/programme schedule on their website?? It continues to be self-
contradictory and they (WHR) have ignored feedback emails.
[later] I heard back from Gayle Van Horn minutes ago & she says that:
"Larry (WHR) indicated to me the equipment was dismantled last spring, but
no date was given ... he indicated the online schedule at WHRI was not
correct (which I suspected) ..."
So like yourself I am now "assuming" that they finished at the end of B-08
period in late March 2009. I noted a Jan 2009 logging in dxld this morning
for WHRA.
Hopefully they update their website soon.
(Eike Bierwirth-USA, SW TXsite Nov 17)
History: "As reported earlier, I could not hear WHRA on 7390 this Sunday
morning - the 29th [March 2009]. But was it using the frequency today? I
agree with Glenn that some interference is to be expected from WHRA under
'normal' propagation conditions, although what these are currently is open
to debate.
As Glenn rightly points out, the transmission via Shijak is using an omni-
directional antenna, and so will not stop at theoretical Ciraf borders,
but will propagate elsewhere if there is a 'path' open. And of course
could cause harmful interference in the designated WHRA target area(s).
More monitoring is necessary.
(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld March 2009)
I was not up late enough to check at 0630 March 29, but anyhow that
monitoring needs to be done in Europe. I did, however, note at 0459 on
7390, it was WHRI signing-on, NOT WHRA, contrary to registrations. (And
not in B-08 listings either as I first assumed they may have still been
operating on the previous season's schedule.) [...]
(Glenn Hauser, to R. Tirana, via dxld March 2009)"
And: "Note that the WHR website <www.whr.org> does not list the callsign
WHRA any more. Angel 5 is now also called "WHRI". It is still listed at
the Greenbush, Maine, location on the "Technical Information" page - but
that same page lists T8WH as being in Hawaii, which is so obviously wrong
(as long as you know your callsign prefixes). And their frequency table
STILL contradicts itself, listing the SAME frequency from different
transmitters, with different programs, at the SAME time. I notified them
about that at the beginning of A09, but they still couldn't fix it." [my
mail to dxld yg on 3 June 2009]
(Eike Bierwirth-USA, SW TXsite Nov 17)
Trans World Radio Changes Name to TWR.
International Christian ministry Trans World Radio, a pioneer in media
missions, will change its name to TWR on November 18, 2009. At the same
time, the organization also will adopt the positioning statement "Speaking
Hope to the World" to fortify its new identity.
"While our commitment to radio broadcasting remains steadfast, the name
Trans World Radio no longer fully conveys the scope of our organization,"
says TWR President Lauren Libby. "TWR is more than radio. It is a
multifaceted media ministry. By changing the name to TWR, we will maintain
radio as a keystone communication component all the while employing a
strategic integration of new media platforms. In fact, we will even seek
to enlarge our broadcasting footprint."
Libby explained that TWR is committed to leveraging digital advances such
as the Internet, MP3 players, video and other mobile-device formats. "In
recent years, modern technology has enabled us to make significant strides
in engaging with our global audience," he said.
"We also recognize the tremendous ministry value of social media portals
like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube," Libby adds. "We're not just
endeavoring to reach people for Christ; we want to connect and dialogue
with them as they grow in faith. Furthermore, we realize social media is a
fast and efficient way to communicate with our stakeholders."
The ministry's new positioning statement, according to Libby, will clearly
reflect TWR's primary objective of Speaking Hope to the World "Speaking
not only refers to verbal communication but also signifies the ability to
relate with people in other resourceful ways," Libby explained. "With that
in mind, we will offer relevant messages of hope in Jesus to men, women
and children around the globe. Whether it's by radio or other new media
means, TWR is dedicated to helping fulfill Christ's Great Commission."
Frequently Asked Questions.
With the name of the organization changing from Trans World Radio to TWR,
does that mean people will no longer use the term Trans World Radio
anymore?
The name Trans World Radio has existed for more than 55 years. It goes
without saying that it is entirely unrealistic to expect everyone to stop
using that name overnight. That said, TWR staff, partners and affiliated
ministries are encouraged to make the gradual shift toward using TWR as
the primary moniker.
Is TWR abandoning or scaling back its commitment to radio broadcasting?
No, not at all. In some areas of the world, we are increasing traditional
radio broadcasts on shortwave, AM and FM outlets. As TWR's Bill Damick
states in his forthcoming document "The Future is Here: Radio, New Media
and Missions": "[Radio] has the unique ability to deliver its message
efficiently, inexpensively, and compellingly to the greatest percentage of
the world's people regardless of their economic status, educational
attainment, or geographic location."
What is the meaning behind TWR's new positioning statement/tagline
"Speaking Hope to the World"?
The word "speaking" is used in both the literal and figurative sense. It
can either mean "communicating audibly" or "communicating a deeper
message" (as in "the author's latest novel really spoke to me"). The word
"hope" refers to the true, lasting expectation of something (or Someone)
better. The word "world" captures the global essence of how TWR
communicates the gospel. It's international in scope. After all, Jesus
said "go into all the world and preach (speak) the gospel."
Where do I find the TWR logo with the new positioning statement?
The logo and positioning statement artwork are available now on TWR's
public Flickr portal at <www.twr.org/flickr>
(TWR News Release; via Alokesh Gupta-IND VU3BSE Nov 16)
UZBEKISTAN Schedule of UK Football commentaries in Mandarin to China:
Sat Nov. 21
1245-1445 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Liverpool vs Manchester City
1730-1930 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Manchester United vs Everton
Sat Nov.28
1500-1700 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Portsmouth vs Manchester United
Sun Nov.29
1600-1800 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Arsenal vs Chelsea
Sat Dec.05
1500-1700 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> West Ham vs Manchester United
Sun Dec.06
1600-1800 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Everton vs Tottenham
Sat Dec.12
1730-1930 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Manchester United vs Aston Villa
Sun Dec.13
1600-1800 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Liverpool vs Arsenal
Sat Dec.19
1500-1700 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Fulham vs Manchester United
Sun Dec.20
1600-1800 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> West Ham vs Chelsea
Sun Dec.27
1330-1530 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Arsenal vs Aston Villa
1600-1800 6230 TAC 100 kW 090 deg >> Hull City vs Manchester United
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 16)
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Der Danish Shortwave Club International veranstaltet zum 21. Mal den DX
Contest
"The Grand Tour with Cancer and Capricorn".
Diesmal sogar als "Super Grand Tour", weil der Contest zum letzten Mal von
Jaroslav Bohac durchgefuehrt wird. Ob es naechstes Jahr wieder einen
Contest geben wird, ist unsicher. Moeglicherweise handelt es sich um die
letzte Gelegenheit, dieses Diplom zu erlangen.
Der Wettbewerb laeuft vom 23. November bis 20. Dezember 2009.
Einsendeschluss ist der 31. Dezember 2009 (Poststempel). Teilnehmen
koennen alle, unabhaengig von einer Mitgliedschaft in einem DX-Club.
Weitere Informationen sowie das Teilnahmeformular sind hier erhaeltlich:
<www.dswci.org/contest>
Beste 73
Rolf Wernli
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