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** OKLAHOMA. I had written off my local KGWA 960 since they dropped
Jim Bohannon, but a current newspaper ad shows him back on the
schedule, live at 0307 UT weeknights - and so he is. All the other
syndicated talk shows on KGWA remain far-right extremists, felons
(Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA. The time is 0515 UT. The last few nights I've noticed that
RWM is coming in far better than usual on 9996 KC. Tonight it's the
best I've ever heard it. BEST in CW mode with a narrow CW filter as
they ID in CW and the time pips is also CW. AND if you are persistent
it is possible to get a QSL from them too. (It took me a long time to
get it). 73 de (Phil, KO6BB, Atchley, 991 Different NDB's heard to
date. http://www.geocities.com/ko6bb/ Merced, Central California,
37.3N 120.48W CM97sh March 16, swl at qth.net via DXLD)
** SAINT HELENA. ST HELENA PREPARES TO SEE THE FLIGHTS
Kirsty Scott, Tuesday March 15, 2005, The Guardian (London, U.K.)
It beguiled Charles Darwin and bedevilled Napoleon, who spent his last
years in lonely exile on its remote, rocky shores. Now the fortunes of
the tiny sub-tropical island of St Helena, a speck in the South
Atlantic some 2,000km west of Africa, are to be transformed by a new
government funded multi-million pound airport. . .
http://www.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5148200-108958,00.html
(via Dan Say, DXLD)
** SWEDEN. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:: MediaScan SWEDEN CALLING DXERS from Radio Sweden
:: Edition 2490 - March 16, 2005
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Electronic media news from Radio Sweden.
Editor: George Wood Packet Radio BID SCDX2490
MediaScan blog: http://mediascan.org
Contributions to: media @ radiosweden.org
All times UTC unless otherwise noted. All modes MPEG-2 unless
otherwise noted.
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Well, I'm still not able to do a proper job with MediaScan, but here's
the new Radio Sweden schedule. Please note the new program line-up.
We've got some other stuff in the works. We've been promised RSS feeds
of our news in English and German sometime this week. Since the week
is already half over (and originally we were supposed to get it last
week, don't hold your breath. But I'll send out a new mailer when it
actually shows up with the correct URL.
Also, our mother company Sveriges Radio is investigating Podcasting.
But we can't wait and we're starting our own experiments. This may
take awhile to get working, but if nothing else, if you want to listen
to us in mp3 rather than RealAudio, on a sporadic basis, try something
like: http://radiosweden.og/20050315.mp3
Try plugging in today's or yesterday's date, and if there's a file you
can download it. When we get the podcasting up and running you'll be
able to subscribe to our programs just like you would subscribe to an
RSS feed. For more information on podcasting see http://ipogger.org
Radio Sweden's English Schedule --- Here is the upcoming Radio Sweden
English broadcast schedule for the period beginning March 27, 2005
(all times UTC unless otherwise indicated):
Europe and Africa/Middle East:
Satellite: Via Hot Bird 6 (13 E), digital MPEG-2, 12.597 GHz/V, 27500
VPID 8225, Transponder 94 daily at 1330, weekdays at 1630 and weekdays
at 1730 hrs UTC. Also at 0030 and 1830 on WRNïs English channel on the
same transponder and on SkyDigital channel 872 on Astra 2 (28 E).
To Africa via satellite at 1330 and 2330 hrs UTC on Intelsat 707
(1 W), 3.9115 GHz in MPEG-2, Audio stream WRN English, on WorldSpace
AfriStar channel 627 and in South Africa on SAfm at 0230 hrs UTC.
Shortwave:
1230-1300 15735 (70 )
1330-1400 15735 (85 )
1630-1700 SAT Mondays-Friday
1730-1800 6065 (140 -240 ) and MW 1179 Mondays-Saturdays
1900-1930 MW 1179 Mondays-Saturdays
1930-2000 6065 (140 -240 )
2130-2200 6065 (140 -240 ), 7420 (70 ) via Madagascar and MW 1179
Asia/Pacific:
Satellite: 1330 and 2330 hrs UTC via WRN on AsiaSat-2 on 4.000 GHz/V,
MPEG-2 DVB Audio stream WRN English, Worldspace AsiaStar channel 1302.
(UTC + 10 h Sydney, + 9 h Tokyo, + 8 h Beijing, + 5,5 New Delhi, + 3
Nairobi).
Shortwave:
0130-0200 9435 (50 ) via Madagascar
1230-1300 13580 (40 ) and 15735 (70 )
1330-1400 15735 (85 )
North America:
Satellite: Daily at 0130, 0930 and 2030 EST, and Monday to Friday at
1400 EST via WRN on Intelsat Americas 5 (97 W) on 12.177 GHz/V
(transponder 27), SR 23,000, FEC 2/3, WRN1 (English), and Sirius
Satellite Radio on Stream 115. Across Canada on CBC Overnight 2:05 AM
local time (weekend times may vary)
Shortwave:
0130-0200 6010 (240 ) via Sackville
0230-0300 6010 (268 ) via Sackville
1230-1300 15240 (305 )
1330-1400 15240 (272 ) via Sackville
You can listen to our daily program in RealAudio at:
http://www.sr.se/rs/diverse/AppData/Eng/sounds/english.ram
Or download from: http://www.sr.se/laddahem/rs/aktuell/engakt.rm
Programming: Radio Sweden's weekday and weekend programming is a
window on the diverse perspectives and issues in Sweden today. Our
daily editions offer a smorgasbord of news and current affairs,
science and technology, lifestyle, and culture. We explore, debate,
analyse and give insight into the way Swedish society and its people
are changing to meet today's challenges and opportunities.
Weekday features
Monday: Culture
Tuesday: Knowledge
Wednesday: Real Life
Thursday: Lifestyle
Friday: Debate
Weekend programming:
Saturdays: Headset (1st), Sweden Today (2nd), InTouch (3rd), Studio49
(4th)
Sundays: Network Europe - The program that speaks to the hearts &
minds of Europeans brought to you by Radio Sweden and a partnership of
Europe's leading international broadcasters (SCDX/MediaScan March 16
via DXLD)
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