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Radioboard Contest 2013 Log - Active Device Short Wave Class George Ramlow Corona, California U.S.A. (33º55' North, 117º34' West) Log No. Date (PD) Time (UTC) Frequency (KHz) Station Transmitter Location 001 7/21/2013 1235 9550 China Radio Int'l Beijing, China 002 " 1236 9580 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 003 " 1238 9595 Radio Nikkei Chiba-Nagara, Japan 004 " 1239 9645 China Radio Int'l Beijing, China 005 " 1242 9660 Radio Taiwan Int'l Kouhu, Taiwan 006 " 1247 9740 BBC Kranji, Singapore 007 " 1250 9750 Radio Japan Ibaragi-Kogu-Yamata, Japan 008 " 1252 9845 CNR1 Beijing, China 009 " 1300 10000 WWVH Kekaha, Hawai'i, U.S.A. 010 " 1300 10000 WWV Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A. 011 " 1303 15000 WWVH Kekaha, Hawai'i, U.S.A. 012 " 1303 15000 WWV Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A. 013 " 1306 17560 China Radio Int'l Kashi-Saibagh, China 014 " 1316 11605 Radio Free Asia Tinian Island 015 " 1317 11640 Radio Taiwan Int'l Kouhu, Taiwan 016 " 1320 11760 SOH Xi Wang Zhi Sheng Tanmsui District, Taiwan 017 " 1321 11785 Voice of America Tinang. Singapore 018 " 1334 15115 Voice of America Udon Thani, Thailand 019 " 1336 15575 KBS Kimjae, Korea 020 " 0100 11780 R. Nacional Da Amazonia Brasilia, Brazil 021 7/22/2013 0000 17795 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 022 " 0006 17685 BBC Nhakon-Sawan, Tailand 023 " 0015 15755 BBC Nhakon-Sawan, Tailand 024 " 0108 15160 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 025 " 0110 9580 China Radio Int'l Havana, Cuba 026 " 0115 11520 EWTN (WEWN) Vandiver, Alabama, U.S.A. 027 " 0117 11870 EWTN (WEWN) Vandiver, Alabama, U.S.A. 028 " 0120 12005 V.O. Vietnam Woofferton, U.K. 029 " 0131 15785 China Radio Int'l Xian, China 030 " 0137 9570 China Radio Int'l Cerrik, Albania 031 " 0142 9860 WHRI Cyprus Creek, U.S.A. 032 " 0239 9535 Radio Ext. De Espana Noblejas, Spain 033 " 0342 9690 China Radio Int'l Noblejas, Spain 034 " 0343 11680 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 035 " 0343 11760 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba Log No. Date (PD) Time (UTC) Frequency (KHz) Station Transmitter Location 036 7/22/2013 0346 11840 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 037 " 0349 12105 WTWW Lebanon, TN 038 " 0405 ~10055 Aviation Weather (SSB) 039 " 0410 9790 China Radio Int'l Havana, Cuba 040 7/23/2013 0105 15720 Radio New Zealand Rangitaiki, New Zealand 041 " 0135 9605 KBS World Radio Cyprus Creek, SC, U.S.A. 042 " 0136 9620 Radio Ext. De Espana Noblejas, Spain 043 " 0138 9810 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 044 " 0146 11955 Radio Romania Int'l Tiganesti, Romania 045 " 0158 15230 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 046 " 0254 9420 Voice of Greece Avlis, Greece 047 " 0326 9515 Voice of Turkey Emirler, Turkey 048 " 0337 9645 Radio Romania Int'l Tiganesti, Romania 049 " 0347 9885 Voice of America Selebi-Phikwe, Botswana 050 7/25/2013 0048 20000 WWV Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A. 051 " 0207 5000 WWV Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A. 052 " 0214 6180 R. Nacional Da Amazonia Brasilia, Brazil 053 " 0243 4840 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 054 " 0247 5040 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 055 " 0249 5050 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 056 " 0251 5830 WTWW Lebanon, TN, U.S.A. 057 " 0252 5890 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 058 " 0253 5920 WHRI Cyprus Creek, SC, U.S.A. 059 " 0254 5935 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 060 " 0257 6000 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 061 " 0258 6020 China Radio Int'l Cerrik, Albania 062 " 0300 6060 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 063 " 0301 6090 Caribbean Beacon Anguilla, Gr. Britain 064 " 0303 6100 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 065 " 0304 6125 Radio Ext. De Espana Noblejas, Spain 066 7/26/2013 0151 7365 Radio Marti Greenville, NC, U.S.A. 067 " 0337 9265 WINB Red Lion, Pennsylvania U.S.A. 068 " 0342 5910 Radio Japan Issoudun, France 069 " 0409 9470 Deutche Welle Kigali, Rwanda 070 7/27/2013 1132 5025 Radio Rebelde Havana, Cuba 071 " 1140 5930 Radio Rossii unk., Russia 072 " 1144 5940 Radio Rossii Magadan, Russia 073 " 1146 5955 China Radio Int'l Beijing, China 074 " 1148 5975 CNR8 Beijing, China Log No. Date (PD) Time (UTC) Frequency (KHz) Station Transmitter Location 075 7/27/2013 1151 6000 CNR1 Beijing, China 076 " 1155 6020 CNR8 Beijing, China 077 " 1157 6030 CNR1 Beijing, China 078 " 1159 6055 Radio Nikkei Chiba-Nagara, Japan 079 " 1204 6075 Voice of Russia Vladivostok, Russia 080 " 1206 6080 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 081 " 1208 6090 Radio Japan Ibaragi-Kogu-Yamata, Japan 082 " 1210 6100 China Radio Int'l Beijing, China 083 " 1213 6110 Voice of America Udon Thani, Thailand 084 " 1216 6125 CNR1 Beijing, China 085 " 1218 6135 Radio Taiwan Int'l Hu Wei, Taiwan 086 " 1220 6140 Radio Australia Kranji, Singapore 087 " 1222 6150 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 088 " 1224 6155 CNR2 Beijing, China 089 " 1226 6175 CNR1 Beijing, China 090 " 1229 6190 Radio Japan Ibaragi-Kogu-Yamata, Japan 091 " 1231 6195 BBC Kranji, Singapore 092 " 1236 7225 Voice of America Tinang, Phillipines 093 " 1238 7305 CNR1 Shijiazhuang, China 094 " 1239 7325 China Radio Int'l Jinhua-Youbu, China 095 " 1241 7365 CNR1 Shijiazhuang, China 096 " 1244 7445 Radio Taiwan Int'l Paochung, Taiwan 097 " 1246 7490 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 098 " 1249 7575 Voice of America Udon Thani, Thailand 099 " 1255 5820 BBC Nakhon Sawan, Thailand 100 " 1304 6240 SOH Xi Wang Zhi Sheng Paochung, Taiwan 101 " 1307 7215 China Radio Int'l Jinhua-Youbu, China 102 " 1310 7385 Radio Taiwan Kouhu, Taiwan 103 " 1315 5940 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 104 " 1351 9435 Voice of Korea Kujang, North Korea 105 " 1400 9525 China Radio Int'l Shijiazhuang, China 106 " 1410 9965 Radio Australia Palau Medorn, Palau 107 " 1418 11550 EWTN (WEWN) Vandiver, Alabama, U.S.A. 108 " 1421 11615 Voice of America Tinang, Phillipines 109 " 1424 11690 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 110 " 1456 9835 RTM Sarawak Kajang, Malasia 111 " 1458 9450 SOH Xi Wang Zhi Sheng Paochung, Taiwan 112 " 1504 13675 Radio Free Asia Dushanbe-Yangiyul, Tajikstan 113 " 1506 13740 China Radio Int'l Havana, Cuba Log No. Date (PD) Time (UTC) Frequency (KHz) Station Transmitter Location 114 7/27/2013 1511 15430 Radio Free Asia Agignan Pt., Saipan 115 " 1515 15825 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 116 " 1526 17790 BBC Kranji, Singapore 117 " 1529 17690 Voice of America Santa Maria di Galeria, CVA 118 " 1535 15725 Radio Dabanga Santa Maria di Galeria, CVA 119 " 1542 15650 Voice of Greece Avlis, Greece 120 " 1547 15620 KSDA-AWR Guam Agat, Guam 121 " 1604 9320 Voice of America Tinang, Phillipines 122 " 1605 9980 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 123 " 1614 12045 Radio Japan Kranji, Singapore 124 " 1618 12160 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 125 " 1628 17615 Radio France Int'l Issoudun, France 126 " 1636 15610 EWTN (WEWN) Vandiver, Alabama, U.S.A. 127 " 1827 17895 Voice of America Greenville, NC, U.S.A. 128 " 2106 17550 Radio Kuwait Sulaibiyah, Kuwait 129 " 0129 6030 Radio Marti Greenville, NC, U.S.A. 130 " 0154 5085 WTWW Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 131 " 0204 7315 WHRI Cyprus Creek, SC, U.S.A. 132 " 0241 6165 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 133 " 0439 5995 TWR Africa Manzini, Swaziland 134 " 0502 6175 Voice of Vietnam Cyprus Creek, SC, U.S.A. 135 " 0508 6190 BBC Meyerton, South Africa 136 " 0515 7285 Radio Sonder Grense Meyerton, South Africa 137 " 0519 7295 Radio Algerienne Chaine Issoudun, France 138 " 0526 7355 BBC Ascension Island 139 " 0529 7555 EWTN (WEWN) Vandiver, Alabama, U.S.A. 140 " 0534 5965 Radio Ext. De Espana CTRCariari de Pococi, Costa Rica 141 " 0537 6010 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 142 7/28/2013 1515 9680 Radio Taiwan Int'l Tamsui District, Taiwan 143 " 1536 7240 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 144 " 0304 6055 Radio Rwanda Kigali, Rwanda 145 " 0314 6135 Afia Darfur Santa Maria di Galeria, CVA 146 " 0322 7360 Vatican Radio Talata-Volondry, Madagascar 147 " 0324 7385 WHRI Cyprus Creek, SC, U.S.A. 148 " 0325 7395 Radio Japan Talata-Volondry, Madagascar 149 " 0336 7425 Deutche Welle Kigali, Rwanda 150 7/29/2013 0014 17560 Voice of America Tinang, Philippines 151 " 0019 15120 China Radio Int'l Havana, Cuba 152 " 0116 7555 KJES Vado, New Mexico, U.S.A. Log No. Date (PD) Time (UTC) Frequency (KHz) Station Transmitter Location 153 7/29/2013 0125 7520 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 154 " 0145 9825 Voice of America Greenville, NC, U.S.A. 155 " 0216 9965 Radio Cairo Abu Zaabal, Egypt 156 " 0408 6070 CFRX Toronto, Canada 157 " 0428 5000 WWVH Kekaha, Hawai'i, U.S.A. 158 " 0441 9650 Radio Ext. De Espana Noblejas, Spain 159 " 0456 11635 WHRI Cyprus Creek, SC, U.S.A. 160 " 0503 13630 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 161 " 0505 11725 Radio New Zealand Rangitaiki, New Zealand 162 7/30/2013 1303 9795 Radio Thailand Udon Thani, Thailand 163 " 1306 9735 Radio Taiwan Int'l Paochung, Taiwan 164 " 1307 9675 China Radio Int'l Shijiazhuang, China 165 " 1311 7390 Radio Free Asia Iranawila, Sri Lanka 166 " 1329 10000 BPM Shaanxi, China 167 " 1340 15340 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 168 " 1345 13780 Radio Havana Havana, Cuba 169 " 1350 12065 Radio Australia Shepparton, Australia 170 " 1354 11990 Voice of America Novosibirsk, Russia 171 " 1356 11805 Voice of America Agignan Pt., Saipan 172 " 1403 9335 Radio Free Asia Tinian Island 173 " 1409 7395 China Radio Int'l Xian, China 174 " 1616 9780 Furusato no Kaze Paochung, Taiwan 175 " 1620 11710 Voice of Korea Kujang, North Korea 176 " 1624 13845 WWCR Nashville, TN, U.S.A. 177 " 1640 17715 Radio Ext. 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    British DX Club The Americas on Shortwave Guide to shortwave broadcasts in the Americas (and Antarctica) September 2021 featuring schedules for the A21 season The Americas on Shortwave This guide covers shortwave broadcasting in the Americas (and Antarctica). Contents 2-17 North America 18-20 Central America and the Caribbean 21-29 South America 29 Antarctica Descriptions used in this guide have been taken from radio station websites and Wikipedia. This guide was revised on 27 September 2021 Please check www.dxguides.info for the very latest edition of this guide. Compiled and edited by Tony Rogers Please send any corrections and updates to: [email protected] or [email protected]. Thank you! North America Alaska KNLS International KNLS International is an international shortwave radio station near Anchor Point, Alaska. The station is operated by World Christian Broadcasting, a non-profit company based in the United States. KNLS broadcasts in English, Chinese and Russian to East Asia and the Russian Far East. Transmitter site: Anchor Point - 2 x 100 kW. Time/UTC Days Language Target kHz 0800-0900 Daily English East Asia 9695 0800-0900 Daily Chinese East Asia 11875 0900-1000 Daily Russian Russian Far East 9695 0900-1000 Daily Chinese East Asia 11875 1000-1100 Daily English East Asia 9580 1000-1100 Daily Chinese East Asia 9685 1100-1200 Daily Russian Russian Far East 9580 1100-1200 Daily Chinese East Asia 9730 1200-1300 Daily English East Asia 7355 9795 1300-1400 Daily Chinese East Asia 7395 9740 1400-1500 Daily Chinese East Asia 7355 1400-1500 Daily English East Asia 9580 1500-1600 Daily Russian Russian Far East 9800 1500-1600 Daily Chinese East Asia 9760 2 Canada CFVP Calgary AB CFVP is the full-time shortwave rebroadcaster of CKMX (Funny 1060 AM) in Calgary, Alberta.