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BC A12 - the Comprehensive Shortwave Broadcasting Schedule 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int BC A12 - The comprehensive shortwave broadcasting schedule 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. MO MNG 9470u 11875b ========================================================== 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. P SAm 9560b 9710ka TIME VERSION 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. R Sib 5990h 7405h http://www.eibi.de.vu/ 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. S Car 5990/CUB SAm 15120/CUB Valid March 25, 2012 - October 28, 2012 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. VN SEA 11770b 13770x 0000 0100 Su-Mo CLA Radio Republica S CUB 5954/CTR-g 0000 0100 E REE DIGITAL S SAm 11815/CTR Free to copy + distribute. 0000 0100 E Radio Exterior España E NAm 6055 Days, if in numbers: 1-Monday etc. 0000 0100 G BBC E FE 17685/THA-n For country, language and target-area codes please refer to readme.txt on my website. SAs 5970/OMA 7395/CYP 9410/THA-n 12095/THA-n 12095/SNG Last update: Oct 22, 2012 0000 0100 MRC Medi 1 A NAf 171n 9575n 9579n 0000 0100 ROU Radio Romania Int. E ENA 9700t 11965t Time(UTC) Days ITU Station Lang. 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RO ENA 9525g 11750g 0000 0100 Tu,Fr AGL RNA N'Gola Yetu LND AGL 7217m 0000 0200 THA Bangkok Meterolog.Radio E,T SEA 6765bv 8743bv 0000 0100 Su AGL RNA N'Gola Yetu LUN AGL 7217m 0000 0200 TUR Voice of Turkey TU As 7260e 0000 0100 We,Sa AGL RNA N'Gola Yetu LUV AGL 7217m 0000 0200 USA Adventist World Radio M FE 12025/GUM-a 17880/GUM-a 0000 0100 Th AGL RNA N'Gola Yetu SGO AGL 7217m 0000 0200 USA WBCQ The Planet E NAm 5110q 0000 0100 Tu-Sa ARG R.Argentina al Exterior P Am 11710g 0000 0200 USA WTWW Lebanon, TN S NAm 12105L 0000 0100 CHN Beibu Bay Radio M FE 5050n 9820n 0000 0200 USA WYFR Family Radio M FE 1503/TWN-f 0000 0100 CHN CNR 1 Jammer M FE 7250 9480 9545 9855 11830 0000 0215 IND AIR Imphal HI SAs 4775im 11925 15170 15385 17765 0000 0230 Su ARG Radio Nacional Argentina S Eu 15345g 0000 0100 CHN China National Radio 1 M CHN 11810L SAm 6060g 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. CA SEA 9460k 0000 0300 Mo ARG Radio Nacional Argentina S Eu 15345g 0000 0100 CHN China Radio Int. 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