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DX MAGAZINE No. 8/9 U Vol. XLIX U August/September 2014
Hello again,
Welcome to the annual summer double issue of our DX MAGAZINE. Like in the past years you will find our normal monthly sections, some articles, and our annual "List of Members". I have also included Walter Eibl’s latest list “Hörfahrplan Englisch - English Schedules” and Wolfgang Büschel’s latest list of “SWL/Media Programs in English, German & Spanish”. I hope that you will enjoy this double edition and wish you a nice and sunny August and September.
And with this best wishes and good DX until October from
NEWS ABOUT BROADCASTING (+other) STATIONS Walter Eibl $ Postfach 15 45 $ D-91005 Erlangen $ GERMANY
ARMENIA / ASCENSION ISL / AUSTRIA /MOLDOVA / PALAU / RWANDA / SINGAPORE / SOUTH AFRICA / SRI LANKA / TAIWAN / UAE / U.K. / U.S.A. / UZBEKISTAN - Summer A-14 shortwave schedule of BABCOCK Relays:
Radio Australia 0000-0030 12005 SNG 100 kW 340 deg to SEAs Burmese 0100-0130 11780 SNG 100 kW 340 deg to SEAs Burmese 0400-0500 17800 HBN 100 kW 270 deg to SEAs English 1100-1300 6140 SNG 100 kW 013 deg to SEAs English 1300-1430 9965 HBN 100 kW 318 deg to EAs English 1600-1630 9540 SNG 100 kW 340 deg to SEAs English 2200-2330 9900 UAE 250 kW 105 deg to SEAs English 2200-2400 9855 UAE 250 kW 090 deg to SEAs English 2300-2330 5955 UAE 250 kW 085 deg to SEAs Burmese
IBRA Radio 0000-0030 9390 UZB 100 kW 131 deg to SAs Bengali 1700-1730 11610 RSA 100 kW 015 deg to EAf Tigrinya 1700-1730 12045 Wof 250 kW 114 deg to NE/ME Arabic 1730-1800 11610 RSA 100 kW 030 deg to EAf Somali 1730-1800 11785 UAE 250 kW 220 deg to CAf Swahili 1730-1800 15510 Wof 250 kW 140 deg to CAf Beja 1800-1830 15510 Wof 250 kW 140 deg to CAf Fur 1830-1900 15510 Wof 250 kW 140 deg to CAf Arabic 1800-1930 9550 RRW 250 kW 030 deg to NE/ME Arabic 1900-1930 7425 Wof 300 kW 140 deg to CAf Arabic 1900-1930 11875 Wof 250 kW 170 deg to WAf Fulfulde 4
1930-1945 11875 Wof 250 kW 170 deg to WAf Moore Sun-Wed 1930-1945 11875 Wof 250 kW 170 deg to WAf Tamajeq Thu-Sat 1930-1945 12070 Wof 300 kW 140 deg to CAf Sara Ngambai Sun/Mon 1930-1945 12070 Wof 300 kW 140 deg to CAf Zaghawa Tue/Wed 1930-1945 12070 Wof 300 kW 140 deg to CAf Shuwa Thu-Sat 1945-2000 11875 Wof 250 kW 170 deg to WAf Malinke Wed/Thu 1945-2000 11875 Wof 250 kW 170 deg to WAf Jula Fri-Tue
FEBA Radio 0200-0230 9750 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Urdu Sun 0200-0215 9750 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Urdu Mon-Sat 0215-0230 9750 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Balichi Mon-Wed 0215-0230 9750 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Sindhi Thu-Sat 0230-0300 6125 UAE 250 kW 045 deg to WAs Dari Radio Sadaye Zindagi 0300-0315 6125 UAE 250 kW 045 deg to WAs Hazaragi Radio Sadaye Zindagi 0800-0830 15260 OE 100 kW 115 deg to NE/ME Arabic Voice of Forgiveness 1200-1230 15215 UAE 250 kW 085 deg to CAs Tibetan 1330-1345 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs English Mon 1330-1345 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs Telugu Tue/Thu/Fri 1330-1345 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs Tamil Wed 1330-1345 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs Kuvi Sat 1330-1345 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs Kannada Sun 1345-1400 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs Tamil Mon/Wed/Sat 1345-1400 9720 CLN-TRM 125 kW 345 deg to SAs Malayalam Tue/Thu/Fri/Sat 1400-1430 11880 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Urdu 1430-1445 11880 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Balti Sun/Mon/Thu/Fri 1430-1445 11880 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Urdu Tue/Wed/Sat 1430-1500 9500 UZB 100 kW 131 deg to SAs Hindi 1500-1530 9390 UZB 100 kW 131 deg to SAs Bangla 1500-1530 9590 ERV 300 kW 100 deg to WAs Dari Radio Sadaye Zindagi 1530-1600 9590 ERV 300 kW 100 deg to WAs Pashto Radio Sadaye Zindagi 1600-1630 11655 RRW 250 kW 030 deg to EAf Afar 1600-1630 12125 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Amharic Thu-Sun 1600-1630 12125 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Guragena Mon-Wed 1630-1700 12125 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Amharic 1630-1700 9820 UAE 250 kW 230 deg to EAf Tigrinya Sun-Wed 1630-1700 9820 UAE 250 kW 230 deg to EAf Amharic Thu-Sat 1700-1730 6180 UAE 250 kW 215 deg to EAf Somali 1700-1730 9630 RRW 250 kW 030 deg to EAf Orominya 1730-1800 7510 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Silte 1730-1800 9630 RRW 250 kW 030 deg to EAf Tigrinya 1830-1845 15250 ASC 250 kW 070 deg to CWAF French
Voice of Vietnam 0100-0128 12005 Wof 250 kW 282 deg to NAm English 0130-0228 12005 Wof 250 kW 282 deg to NAm Vietnamese 0230-0258 12005 Wof 250 kW 282 deg to NAm English 0300-0328 6175 HRI 250 kW 173 deg to SAm Spanish 0330-0358 6175 HRI 250 kW 173 deg to SAm English 0400-0428 6175 HRI 250 kW 173 deg to SAm Spanish 0430-0528 6175 HRI 100 kW 260 deg to CAm Vietnamese 1700-1728 9625 OE 100 kW 300 deg to WEu English 1730-1828 9625 OE 100 kW 300 deg to WEu Vietnamese 1830-1858 9625 OE 100 kW 300 deg to WEu French 1900-1928 9890 Wof 250 kW 075 deg to EEu Russian 1930-2028 9430 UAE 250 kW 315 deg to WEu German 2030-2128 5930 Wof 250 kW 114 deg to SEEu Vietnamese
Radio Japan NHK World 0100-0130 11590 UZB 100 kW 163 deg to SAs Hindi 0400-0430 5985 YFR 100 kW 222 deg to MEXI Spanish 0400-0430 12015 HRI 250 kW 167 deg to SAm Spanish 0400-0430 15140 UZB 100 kW 236 deg to WAs Farsi 0500-0530 5975 Wof 300 kW 140 deg to WEu English 5
0800-1000 12015 ASC 250 kW 245 deg to SAm Japanese 0900-0930 6195 HRI 250 kW 152 deg to SAm Portuguese 0930-1000 6195 HRI 250 kW 152 deg to SAm Spanish 1030-1100 11740 SNG 250 kW 340 deg to SEAs Burmese 1100-1130 11740 SNG 250 kW 000 deg to SEAs Vietnamese 1100-1200 9760 Wof 060 kW 105 deg to WEu English/Russian Fri DRM 1115-1200 9625 HBN 100 kW 270 deg to SEAs Indonesian 1130-1200 11740 SNG 250 kW 000 deg to SEAs Thai 1200-1230 11740 SNG 250 kW 000 deg to SEAs English 1230-1300 11740 SNG 250 kW 000 deg to SEAs Thai 1300-1330 11740 SNG 100 kW 000 deg to SEAs Vietnamese 1300-1345 11685 SNG 250 kW 315 deg to SAs Bengali 1315-1400 11705 HBN 100 kW 270 deg to SEAs Indonesian 1400-1430 11705 HBN 100 kW 270 deg to SEAs English 1400-1430 15735 UZB 100 kW 163 deg to SAs English 1430-1500 11740 SNG 250 kW 330 deg to SEAs Burmese 1515-1600 13870 UAE 250 kW 060 deg to SAs Urdu 1800-1830 9755 RSA 250 kW 328 deg to CAf English 2130-2200 17540 HRI 250 kW 152 deg to SAm Portuguese
Adventist World Radio 0100-0200 15445 TWN-TSH 100 kW 250 deg to Asia Vietnamese Sa
Radio Payem e-Doost 0230-0315 7460 KCH 500 kW 116 deg to WAs Farsi 1800-1845 7480 KCH 500 kW 116 deg to WAs Farsi
Trans World Radio Africa 0330-0345 11710 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Amharic Su/Mo/Fr 0330-0345 11710 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Oromo Tue 0330-0345 11710 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Sidamo Wed/Thu 1300-1315 13660 RRW 250 kW 030 deg to EAf Afar Thu-Su 1630-1645 11635 UAE 250 kW 215 deg to EAf Somali Su 1630-1700 11635 UAE 250 kW 215 deg to EAf Somali Mo-Sa 1800-1815 6120 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Tigrinya Mo-Thu 1800-1830 6120 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Tigre Sa 1800-1830 6120 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Kunama Sun 1815-1845 6120 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Tigrinya Mo-Fri 1830-1845 6120 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Amharic Su
KBS World Radio 0700-0800 9860 Wof 250 kW 102 deg to WEu Korean 1100-1130 9760 Wof 060 kW 105 deg to WEu English Sa DRM 1800-1900 15360 Wof 250 kW 074 deg to EEu Russian 1900-2000 6145 Wof 300 kW 172 deg to WEu French 2000-2100 13585 UAE 250 kW 290 deg to NEAF Arabic 2000-2100 3955 Wof 250 kW 114 deg to WEu German
Radio ERGO 0830-0930 13685 UAE 250 kW 225 deg to EAf Somali
Eternal Good News 1130-1145 15525 UAE 250 kW 100 deg to SAs English Fr
Nippon no Kaze 1300-1330 9950 TSH 100 kW 002 deg to NEAS Korean 1500-1530 9975 HBN 100 kW 345 deg to NEAS Korean 1530-1600 9965 HBN 100 kW 345 deg to NEAS Korean
Furusato no Kaze 1330-1400 9950 TWN-TSH 100 kW 002 deg to NEAS Japanese 1430-1500 9960 HBN 100 kW 345 deg to NEAS Japanese 1600-1630 9960 HBN 100 kW 345 deg to NEAS Japanese 6
Radio Taiwan International 1900-2000 6185 Wof 250 kW 078 deg to WEu German 1900-2000 7325 Wof 250 kW 140 deg to WEu French
RTE Radio One 1930-2000 5820 RSA 100 kW 000 deg to SoAF English Mo-Fr
HCJB Akhbar Mufriha 2100-2145 7300 Wof 250 kW 170 deg to NoAF Arabic 2145-2215 11985 ASC 250 kw 027 deg to WAf Pulaar Thu-Tue (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 23)
AUSTRALIA - Here you can read an internal mail send yesterday to Radio Australia staff
"Shortwave transmission of RA remains unchanged for the time being",
"Asia Pacific and Asia Review will cease production as will the Mornings program",
"Language services in Tok Pisin, Khmer and Burmese will be delivered through a mix of reduced original content coupled with translated ABC content and content from SBS". (via Kai Ludwig-D, dxld July 15) re: Radio Australia.
Here's what I've been able to assemble from various sources that I consider reliable about what can only be described as a truly catastrophic situation for Radio Australia. Keep in mind that RA management is left with few options, none of them good, in its efforts to preserve and maintain anything resembling a viable service for its regional and international audiences.
- The English Language Programming department (ELP) is effectively gutted. The only remaining RA productions in English appear to be some hourly news bulletins and the Pacific Beat program. All else, including the excellent Asia Pacific program, ceases.
- At least for the time being, RA intends to maintain a 24/7hrs-d English language service by pulling all of its content from ABC Radio domestic sources (except for the morsels described above). A revised ELP schedule is in preparation and will be announced and implemented shortly.
- Language services in Tok Pisin, Vietnamese, Khmer, Chinese, French and Burmese appear to remain but only in some skeletal form since about 3/4 to 4/5 of those staffs are to be axed. Again, it appears the plan is to pull some content from domestic sources, this time from SBS whose administration is likely to be housed with what's left of RA at Southbank in Melbourne as indicated in a previous press report.
- As unbelievable as this may sound, the situation is so dire and so immediate that there will be a culling of half of the journalists on staff via a random process no evaluations, experience, records of achievement or years of service considered.
- No reduction in shortwave schedules has yet been indicated, but it's hard to see how that continues unaffected and unabated beyond anything but the very short term.
Personally, I will reserve comment on all this at this time and let the facts speak for themselves. However, some of you will be aware of my admiration and appreciation for Radio Australia over the decades so you are free to draw your own conclusions in that regard. (John Figliozzi-NY-USA, DXplorer July 15)
Anyone hearing RA tonight? RNZI is booming in here at 0230 UT, but none of the regular RA frequencies are making it here. (John Figliozzi, Halfmoon, NY, UT Aug 1, dxldyg via DXLD)
13630, 15240, 15300, July 31 at 0521, R. Australia is missing from all three, certainly off the air, and causing apprehension since RA itself is threatened; as John Figliozzi in NY noted earlier all frequencies missing at 0230 and 0500. However, they were back on by 0550, says Steve Luce in TX, about a dekaminute after I quit monitoring; and also heard here on usual 9475, 9580, 12065 before 1300 (gh, DXLD)
RA seems to take maintenance breaks on Thursdays (Wednesday evenings in NA). This is the final Thursday of the month, perhaps we can discern a pattern. JL (Jerry Lenamon, Waco TX) 7
Scheduled maintenance (Keith Perron, Taiwan, Aug 1)
4835, VL8A, Alice Springs, Territ.º do Norte, 2215-2229, 14/7, inglês, notícias; 34332, QRM de PRU.
4910, VL8T, Tennant Creek, Territ.º do Norte, 2217-2226, 13/7, inglês, texto; 24321, QRM adj. do B 4915 e da CHN 4905.
5025, VL8K, Katherine, Territ.º do Norte, 2222-2230, 13/7, inglês, texto; 24331, QRM de PRU 5024.9 e, pontualmente, de sinal em BLS. 73 (Carlos Gonçalves, PORTUGAL, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15489.965, HCA - renamed not very impressive to new name not easy to remember - from Kununurra transmitting site is on air with IDs and fiddle music - very early warm-up - around 0726 UT already. July 27(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 27)
HCA "Reach Beyond Australia" seemingly now on 11590 kHz throughout 1225-1500 UT, to South Asia / India. kHz from to CIRAF kW az. Ant DAYS, language 15400 0000 0030 40,41,49 100 310 358 1 mly Bahasa 15400 0000 0030 40,41,49 100 310 358 234567 ind Bahasa 15400 0030 0100 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 raw Rawang 17760 0030 0115 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 raw Burmese 15400 0100 0115 40,41,49 100 310 358 12357 eng English 15400 0100 0115 40,41,49 100 310 358 46 cnh Chin Ha 17760 0115 0230 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 hin Hindi 15490 0730 0830 51,55,56 50 80 113 1234567 eng English 15400 0955 1030 43,44,45 100 340 358 23456 mcn Fujian 15400 0955 1100 43,44,45 100 340 358 17 cmn Mandari 15400 1030 1100 43,44,45 100 340 358 23456 cmn Mandari 15400 1100 1115 43,44,45 100 340 358 245 eng English 15400 1100 1115 43,44,45 100 340 358 36 vie Vietnam 15400 1100 1130 43,44,45 100 340 358 17 jpn Japanes 11700 1100 1145 40,41,49 100 321 358 127 eng English 11700 1100 1145 40,41,49 100 321 358 35 mya Burmese 11700 1100 1145 40,41,49 100 321 358 46 cnh Duhdim 11700 1145 1215 40,41,49 100 321 358 1234567 raw Rawang 15400 1210 1245 40,41,49 100 345 358 1234567 ind Bahasa 15340 1225 1245 40,41,49 100 310 358 123456 eng English 15340 1225 1300 40,41,49 100 310 358 7 nep Nepalis 11595 1225 1430 40,41,49 100 321 358 1234567 eng En now 11590 15340 1245 1300 40,41,49 100 310 358 156 hin Hindi 15340 1245 1300 40,41,49 100 310 358 2 ban Bangla 15340 1245 1300 40,41,49 100 310 358 3 mwr Marwari 15340 1245 1300 40,41,49 100 310 358 4 kru Kuruk 15400 1245 1300 40,41,49 100 345 358 1 mly Bahasa 15400 1245 1300 40,41,49 100 345 358 234567 ind Bahasa 15340 1300 1315 40,41,49 100 310 358 1 pan Punjabi 15340 1300 1315 40,41,49 100 310 358 2345 nep Nepali 15340 1300 1315 40,41,49 100 310 358 6 dzo Dzongkha 15340 1300 1315 40,41,49 100 310 358 7 ori Oriya 15340 1315 1330 40,41,49 100 310 358 1 bho Bhojpur 15340 1315 1330 40,41,49 100 310 358 23 tam Tamil 15340 1315 1330 40,41,49 100 310 358 4 mar Marathi 15340 1315 1330 40,41,49 100 310 358 5 mal Malayal 15340 1315 1330 40,41,49 100 310 358 6 hmr Hmar 15340 1315 1330 40,41,49 100 310 358 7 urd Urdu 15180 1330 1400 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 eng English 15340 1330 1400 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 hin Hindi 15340 1400 1430 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 urd Urdu 15450 1400 1530 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 eng English 15340 1430 1445 40,41,49 100 310 358 17 hne Chattis 15340 1430 1445 40,41,49 100 310 358 2 ban Bangla 15340 1430 1445 40,41,49 100 310 358 3 mwr Marwari 15340 1430 1445 40,41,49 100 310 358 4 kru Kuruk 8
15340 1430 1445 40,41,49 100 310 358 5 tel Telegu 15340 1430 1445 40,41,49 100 310 358 6 gui Gujarat 11590 1430 1500 40,41,49 100 321 358 1234567 eng English <<< 15340 1445 1500 40,41,49 100 310 358 1 pan Punjabi 15340 1445 1500 40,41,49 100 310 358 23456 hin Hindi 15340 1445 1500 40,41,49 100 310 358 7 urd Urdu 15340 1500 1530 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 eng English 15525 2225 2300 44,45,50 100 340 358 17 jpn Japanese 15525 2225 2300 44,45,50 100 340 358 23456 cmn Mandari 15525 2300 2330 44,45,50 100 340 358 17 cmn Mandari 15525 2300 2330 44,45,50 100 340 358 23456 mcn Fujian 15400 2340 0001 40,41,49 100 310 358 1234567 ind Bahasa (HFCC list via DXLD) now 11590 kHz: 11595 1230-1300 Sa AUS HCJB NE SAs 11595 1245-1300 Mo AUS HCJB BE SAs 11595 1245-1300 457 AUS HCJB HI SAs 11595 1245-1300 We AUS HCJB KUR SAs 11595 1245-1300 Tu AUS HCJB MW SAs 11595 1300-1315 Fr AUS HCJB DZ SAs 11595 1300-1315 Mo-Th AUS HCJB NE SAs 11595 1300-1315 Sa AUS HCJB OR SAs 11595 1300-1315 Su AUS HCJB PJ SAs 11595 1315-1330 Su AUS HCJB BJ SAs 11595 1315-1330 Th AUS HCJB MAL SAs 11595 1315-1330 Fr AUS HCJB MAR SAs 11595 1315-1330 We AUS HCJB HMA SAs 11595 1315-1330 Mo-Tu AUS HCJB TAM SAs 11595 1315-1330 Sa AUS HCJB UR SAs 11595 1330-1400 AUS HCJB HI SAs 11595 1400-1430 AUS HCJB UR SAs (Eibi list via DXLD) (wb)
BANGLADESH - 15105, Bangladesh Betar, OC from at least 1222, then tone, and IS at 1229. 1230 usual opening routine. Very very weak. Something must have happened to the transmitter since 19mb conditions were fairly decent. Wasn't on during a check last week. (28 July) (Dave Valko, Dunlo PA, Hard-Core-DX mailing list via DXLD)
9455, Bangladesh Betar, Jul 31 *1313-1323 35433 Nepali, 1313 sign on with IS, ID, Opening music, Opening announce, News.
15105, Bangladesh Betar, Jul 31 1252-1259*, 34443, English, Magazine panorama program, ID at 1257, Closing announce at 1258, 1259 sign off
15505, Bangladesh Betar, Aug 02 1410-1420, 35333 Urdu, News and Bangladesh music, ID at 1416. (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellit 750, DE-1121; ANT, 130m Sloper Wire, DXLD)
BELARUS - 11730 nominal from 14-16 UT in Russian language, terrible signal performance from Minsk- Kalodzicy in Belarussia noted with distorted audio on two accompanied noise scratching signals, symmetrically on 11750-11761 and 11698-11712 kHz, around 1450 UT on Aug 15. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 15)
BOLIVIA - 4451.12- Unid- ?- Bolivia, Radio Santa Ana, Santa Ana de Yacuma 2330 to 2350 with weak audio on 2 August (Robert Wilkner, Pómpano Beach, South Florida, Icom 746Pro Lankford modified; Drake R8; NRD 525 Lankford Modified; Sony 2010 XA Lankford created; Scotka antennas, DXLD)
4699.9, Radio San Miguel, Riberalta, 0000 to 0030 weak signal 27 July, 1020-1040 fade out with om en español, 29 July 0000 to 0025 on 1 August, 2330 noted on 2 August (XM, FL, NRD 525D, R8A, E5, via Wilkner; and Robert Wilkner, Pómpano Beach, South Florida, Icom 746Pro Lankford modified; Drake R8; NRD 525 Lankford Modified; Sony 2010 XA Lankford created; Scotka antennas, DXLD) 9
4716.6, Radio Yatun Ayllu Yura, Yura, 0010 to 0030 stronger than Radio San Miguel, mix of YL and OM and music 1 August (Robert Wilkner, Pómpano Beach, South Florida, Icom 746Pro Lankford modified; Drake R8; NRD 525 Lankford modified; Sony 2010 XA Lankford created; Scotka antennas; and XM, FL, NRD 525D, R8A, E5, via Wilkner, DXLD)
4717 approx., Jul 20 0054, Yatun Ayllu Radio Yura, Yura was heard frequently during winter but never gave any ID, so despite a signal better than ever I thought to pass over but after a while I could not help but go back. Luckily enough immediately came several IDs as "Radio Yura." (Björn Olsson, Gran, Sweden, SW Bulletin Aug 3, translated by editor Thomas Nilsson for DXLD)
5580.3, Jul 27 2256, R San José, San José de Chiquitos, with nice music and fair signal. (Thomas Nilsson, Ängelholm, Sweden, SW Bulletin Aug 3 via DXLD)
5952, Jul 20 -0227*, R Pio XII, Siglo XX with the year's best signal and Quechua with many Spanish loan words. Closed at this time with the "River Kwai march", just as R Santa Cruz do. (Björn Olsson, Gran, Sweden, SW Bulletin Aug 3, translated by editor Thomas Nilsson for DXLD)
6024.97, Aug 2, 0056, Red Patria Nueva, La Paz alone on the frequency at this time. Good signal (Thomas Nilsson, Ängelholm, Sweden, SW Bulletin Aug 3 via DXLD)
6105.37 tentative, Radio Panamericana, La Paz, *1037 en español but weak to 0012 fade out 29 July (Robert Wilkner, Pómpano Beach, South Florida, Icom 746Pro Lankford modified; Drake R8; NRD 525 Lankford Modified; Sony 2010 XA Lankford created; Scotka antennas, DXLD)
6134.83, Radio Santa Cruz --- Coming in nicely tonight with local music and announcements mentioning Bolivia. 0000 UT. QRM from Brasil. (Harald Kuhl, Germany, Aug 3, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
6155.14, Aug 2, 0100, R Fides with very low modulation despite a S6 signal. Weak music (Thomas Nilsson, Ängelholm, Sweden, SW Bulletin Aug 3 via DXLD)
BOTSWANA - 6080 Voice of America, Moepeng Hill, at 0320-0347 UT on July 18, English language discussion with several people followed by Day break Africa mention by a man announcer. Several promo announcements and IDs plus website mention at 0328 UT. VOA International Edition commenced at 0330 UT. Poor to fair. (Rich D'Angelo-PA-USA, DXplorer July 21)
15579.99 VOA, Selebi-Phikwe IBB relay, 27-July-14 at 0440 UT - English service news, fair, \\ 6080 kHz Sao Tome good. (Brandon Jordan-TN-USA, hcdx July 27)
BRAZIL - 3364.9, R. Cultura (presumed), Araraquara SP, 2215-2225, 16/7, A Voz do Brasil; 15341.
4775, R. Congonhas, Congonhas MG, 2145-2154, 11/7, progr. de propag. relig., música; 25331.
4805, R. Dif.ª do Amazonas, Manaus AM, 2249-2256, 12/7, propag. relig.; 45433.
4845, R. Cultura Ondas Tropicais, Manaus AM, 2225-2242, 13/7, discussão em torno dos resultados da Taça da FIFA, até às 2229, a que se seguiu ID e anúncio da freq., canções; 44332, QRM de CODAR.
4875.06, R. Dif.ª de Roraima, Boa Vista RR, 2146-2155, 11/7, noticiário local; 34342, em ascensão, apesar da QRM de CODAR.
4905, Nova R. Relógio, Rio de Jan.º RJ, 2203-2216, 11/7, A Voz do Brasil; 33341, QRM da CHN e de sinal de ponto a ponto.
4915, R. Daqui, Goiânia GO, 2205-2218, 11/7, A Voz do Brasil; 44433, QRM da R. Dif.ª de Macapá, B.
4925.2, R. Educação Rural, Tefé AM, 2208-2225, 11/7, A Voz do Brasil; 2.ª parte às 2225; 35332.
4965, R. Alvorada, Parrintins AM, 2240-2248, 12/7, canções; 44342, QRM adj. de sinal de ponto a ponto.
4985, R. Brasil Central, Goiânia GO, 2210-2227, 11/7, A Voz do Brasil; // 11815; 45333, heterodinagem, contornável, com o PRU 4985,5.
5035, R. Educação Rural, Coari AM, 2216-2231, 11/7, A Voz do Brasil; 23331, QRM da R.Aparecida, B, igualmente com a Voz do Brasil. Retransmissões assíncronas. 10
5970, R. Itatiaia, Belo Horizonte MG, 2203-2214, 13/7, progr. sobre futebol; 25331.
5990, R. Nacional da Amazónia, Parque do Rodeador DF, 2233-2245, 11/7, 2.ª parte de A Voz do Brasil; 35332; // 6180, 11780.
6000, R. Guaíba, Pt.º Alegre RS, 2211-2218, 14/7, 1.ª parte de A Voz do Brasil; 24331, QRM adjacente.
6010.03, R. Inconfidência, Belo Horizone MG, 2235-2244, 11/7, 2.ª parte de A Voz do Brasil; 34331, QRM da CHN 6010. Melhor sinal em 15/7, 2200.
6080. R. Marumby, Curitiba PR, 2205-2213, 13/7, propag. relig., canções; 23331, QRM da CHN.
6120, SRDA, São Paulo SP, 2238-2252, 11/7, 2.ª parte de A Voz do Brasil; 35332.
6180, R. Nacional da Amazónia, Parque do Rodeador DF, 0900-desvan. total 1005, 12/7, canções populares, texto; 15331.
9515, R. Marumby, Curitiba PR, 2133-2145, 13/7, progr. de propag. relig.; 34433; // 6080 com sinal pobre.
9565.05, SRDA, Curitiba PR, 2203-2211, 15/7, A Voz do Brasil; 22442, modulação muito fraca, QRM de freqs. adj. e do sinal de empastelamento cubano (contra a R. Martí, EUA).
9586.4, SRDA, São Paulo SP, 2240-2254, 11/7, A Voz do Brasil, 2.ª parte; 35433.
9629.85, R. Aparecida, Aparecida SP, 2136-2147, 13/7, missa; 45433, modulação de fraca qualidade. // 11864,8, 6135 aprox. (a "confusã o" na freq. inviabilizou a medição), 5035. Em 12/7, no período da noite, o tx esteve desligado durante algum tempo.
9645.4, R. Bandeirantes, São Paulo SP, 2139-2150, 14/7, texto; 32441, QRM adjacente.
9818.7, R. 9 de de Julho, São Paulo SP, 2138-2155, 13/7, canções, rubrica em castelhano (!) sobre imigração (e talvez também sobre emigração), 33442, QRM adj. da CHN 9820 + não identif. em 9815, com progr. em mandarim (p).
11764.7, SRDA, Curitiba PR, 1235-1255, 14/7, D. Miranda no seu estilo habitual; 14431, QRM adjacente.
11815, R. Brasil Central, Goiânia GO, 2151-2207, 14/7, rubrica desportiva Desportos em Cima da Hora, ID cantada, anúncio das freqs.; 42441, QRM adj. da ARS 11820. Notou-se ausência de áudio durante breves minutos, logo após as 2200, e a emissão retomou a normalidade, com difusão de A Voz do Brasil.
15190.2, R. Inconfidência, Belo Horizonte MG, 1238-1250, 14/7, texto; 15431. (Carlos Gonçalves, PORTUGAL, dxldyg via DXLG)
CHINA - Temporarily suspended frequencies of China R International from Aug 1: 1730-1827 on 7385 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to NWAf Chinese 1730-1827 on 9685 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu Chinese 1800-1857 on 7205 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian 1800-1957 on 11650 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu German 1830-1857 on 7265 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Bulgarian 1830-2027 on 7350 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to WAf French 1900-1927 on 7415 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to CEu Czech 1930-1957 on 6090 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Romanian 2000-2057 on 7305 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to CEu Polish 2030-2127 on 7265 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Italian 2030-2227 on 9430 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu French(DX MIX NEWS #866 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 12, 2014)
… some refurbishing … nice to hear other stations on those QRGs or next channel … (we)
Additional suspended frequencies of China Radio Inter from Aug.15: 0500-0557 on 17820 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu German 0600-0657 on 17820 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu German 0800-0957 on 15665 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu Russian 0900-0957 on 17570 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu English, heard R.Riyadh HQ 11
1200-1257 on 13575 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian 1300-1357 on 17630 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu English, 1200-1257 is on air! 1400-1457 on 11665 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to N/ME English 1400-1457 on 17630 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu English, heard CRI Fr via BKO 1500-1527 on 9570 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to WAs Persian 1500-1557 on 9720 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to N/ME English 1500-1557 on 11790 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian 1530-1557 on 9570 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to WAs Pashto 1600-1657 on 6165 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to N/ME Turkish 1600-1657 on 11875 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian 1600-1657 on 13580 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian 1700-1757 on 7265 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to N/ME English 1700-1757 on 11875 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian 1700-1757 on 13640 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian, heard AIR Farsi 1730-1827 on 7385 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to NWAf Chinese from Aug.1 1730-1827 on 9685 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu Chinese from Aug.1 1800-1857 on 7205 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to EEu Russian from Aug.1 1800-1857 on 11650 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu German from Aug.1 1830-1857 on 7265 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Bulgarian from Aug.1 1830-1927 on 7350 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to WAf French from Aug.1 1930-1957 on 6090 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Romanian, heard RN Kaduna 1900-1927 on 7415 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to CEu Czech from Aug.1 1900-1927 on 9560 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to CEu Hungarian 1900-1957 on 11650 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu German from Aug.1 1930-2027 on 7350 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to WAf French from Aug.1 2000-2027 on 7325 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Serbian 2000-2057 on 7305 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to CEu Polish from Aug.1 2030-2057 on 9720 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Bulgarian 2030-2127 on 7265 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEEu Italian from Aug.1 2030-2227 on 9430 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to WEu French from Aug.1 2200-2257 on 7250 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEu Spanish 2200-2257 on 7260 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEu Portuguese 2300-2357 on 7250 URU 500 kW / 308 deg to SEu Spanish 2200-2257 on 7395 URU 500 kW / 270 deg to N/ME Chinese.>>> Effective from 1500 UTC on Aug.20 all listed frequencies are again on the air. (DX MIX 867)
6200 (x5860) SW antenna Voice of Jin Ling to Taiwan min 850 kilometers distance, location Nanjing 32 02 15.11 N 118 43 20.48 E in Google Earth housing area visible til 2007 year, TX built up in 2008.
Still registered on 5860 kHz 1400-1800UT 44S NJG 100kW 161degr 0 201 Zho=Chinese CHN CNR RTC (wb, bclnews.it / wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 20)
COLOMBIA - 5910.06 kHz at 00.30 UT Alcaravan Radio, Puerto Lleras Colombia. Nice Colombia songs, and Alcaravan ID strong and clear audio. (Maurits van Driessche-BEL, hcdx July 16)
CUBA - RHC changes from July 25th:
TRANSMISIONES EN IDIOMA PORTUGUÉSE Rio de Janeiro 15370 kHz 2330-2400 UT Buenos Aires 15230 kHz 2200-2300 UT Africa 11880 kHz 2230-2300 UT Europe 11840 [13680] kHz 2000-2030 UT Africa 11760 kHz 1830-1900 UT from July 25th
TRANSMISIONES EN IDIOMA Árabe/Arabic Europe 11840 [13680] kHz 2030-2100 UT Europe 11760 kHz 1800-1830 UT from July 25th
TRANSMISIONES EN ESPAÑOL - PERIODO A-14 N,C,SAm 6000 kHz 1100-1300 UT N,C,SAm 11760 kHz 1100-1500* y 2130-0500 UT * new expanded time 1100-1800 UT, 1800 Ar, 1830-1900 Port 12
New York 6060 kHz 2300-0500 UT New York 9550 kHz 1100-1300 UT (QRM CRI Vietnamese) ceased July 25th. New York 11860 kHz 1100-1500 UT San Francisco 13780 kHz 1300-1500 UT Chicago 9850 kHz 1100-1300 UT (QRM Vo Korea) Chicago 15340 kHz 1300-1500 UT ceased July 25th. (Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich, RHC, via wb)
DIEGO GARCIA - DIEGO GARCIA. 12759, AFN Diego Garcia, USB, 10 AUG 2014 from 1200 UT in English, S5, noisy. Plenty of US rock music. Then progressively stronger and fine copy as of 1248. Last heard at 1305 UT. (Nick VK2DX Hacko, Sydney / Australia via WOR 1734, DXLD) Perhaps when they switch to night frequency 4319 (gh)
ECUADOR - 3380 kHz => A pelo menos 4 dias a emissora do Equador que se indentifica no ar como CENTRO RADIOFONICO DE IMBABURA INTERNACIONAL que transmite de forma irregular ligou seu transmissor de ondas tropicais; aqui chega por volta das 0800 e 1030 UT nos destaques e claramente por comentarios. Talves Gospel e sem tocar músicas nas horas de minhas recepçoes.(Daniel Wyllyans, Nova Xavantina MT, Aug 12,
6050, HCJB, 0300 UT Aug 10. Identificación como HCJB La Voz de los Andes 690 AM, 6050 Onda Corta; luego noticias de Ecuador y el mundo. Hay que destacar que sigue identificándose como HCJB. ID de Programa "Conexión Noticias" con Contagio de Ébola en Estados Unidos y más noticias cristianas de Ecuador y el Mundo, SINPO: 35343. All the logs were made using a Degen DE1103 radio in Vicuña, Chile. (Marcos Cox, DXLD)
Should work in late autumn in Europe too (we)
FRANCE - Frequency changes or Radio Taiwan International via Issoudun: 2000-2100 NF5915 ISS 250 kW 210 deg to SEu Spanish, ex3965 2100-2200 NF5915 ISS 250 kW 050 deg to WEu German, ex3965 (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 22)
Quick check of Radio France Internationale 0600-1700 UT Aug 6 1200-1300 17620 ISS 500 kW 200 deg to NoWeAF French 1200-1300 17620 ISS 500 kW 185 deg to WeCeAF French 1200-1300 17660 RSA 250 kW 342 deg to CeAF French 1200-1300 21580 ISS 500 kW 155 deg to CeAF French (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 1)
GERMANY - Transmissions of HCJB, which have been cancelled from August 1: 2300-2330 9835 NAU 100 kW 240 deg to SAm German 2300-0045 11920 NAU 100 kW 240 deg to SAm Portuguese (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 17)
Wertachtal sightseeing images and videos. Fotos und Videos vom Kurzwellensender Wertachtal, kurz vor dem Abriss, von W.D. Roth:
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH (formerly T-SYSTEMS - DTK) A-14 period (30/03/2014 - 25/10/2014) A-14 operational MBR schedule of July 16th, 2014. Times are in UTC.
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5975 0400-0430 28SE ISS 100 95 1234567 200414 200414 AWR 5975 0400-0430 28SE NAU 100 130 1234567 210414 251014 AWR 9530 0300-0330 48 NAU 250 142 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 9610 1930-2000 37,38W NAU 100 210 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 9610 2000-2030 37,38W NAU 100 210 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 9790 0900-1000 28W NAU 100 180 1 300314 251014 AWR 9830 1600-1630 28SE NAU 100 133 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 11605 1900-2000 38E,39 NAU 250 130 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 11755 2030-2100 46SE,47W ISS 250 165 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 11830 2000-2030 46E,47W ISS 250 180 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 11840 1900-2000 37,38W NAU 100 215 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 11945 1900-1930 46W NAU 250 212 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15140 0800-0830 37,38W ISS 100 170 1234567 200414 200414 AWR 13
15140 0800-0830 37,38W NAU 100 205 1234567 210414 251014 AWR 15155 1730-1800 48 NAU 250 140 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15170 1730-1800 37,38W NAU 100 210 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15205 1930-2000 46SE,47W NAU 250 180 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15225 0500-0600 38E,39 NAU 250 130 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15225 0700-0800 37,38W NAU 100 210 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15225 0800-0830 37,38W NAU 250 210 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15225 0830-0900 37,38W NAU 100 205 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15265 1500-1530 41N NAU 250 90 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15265 1530-1600 41N NAU 250 90 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 15670 1530-1600 41N ISS 250 75 56 300314 251014 AWR 15670 1530-1600 41N ISS 250 75 12347 300314 251014 AWR 17575 1630-1700 48 NAU 250 145 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 17810 1300-1330 42,43W NAU 250 70 17 300314 251014 AWR 17810 1300-1330 42,43W NAU 250 70 23456 300314 251014 AWR 17810 1330-1500 42,43W NAU 250 70 1234567 300314 251014 AWR 5930 2000-2015 39N NAU 250 120 1234567 300314 251014 BVB 5945 0700-0730 27,28N NAU 100 270 1 300314 251014 BVB 5945 0730-0800 27,28N NAU 100 270 1 060414 060414 BVB 5945 0700-0745 27,28N NAU 100 270 7 300314 251014 BVB 6130 1800-1815 28,29 NAU 100 90 56 300314 251014 BVB 6130 1830-1845 28,29 NAU 100 90 7 300314 251014 BVB 6130 1800-1830 28,29 NAU 100 90 3 300314 251014 BVB 6130 1800-1900 28,29 NAU 100 90 1 300314 251014 BVB 7310 0300-0315 39S ISS 250 100 1234567 300314 251014 BVB 9430 1815-1830 39,4 OE 300 ND 1 300314 251014 BVB 9515 2030-2045 46N,47NW,38W,37S NAU 250 180 1234567 300314 251014 BVB 9550 0400-0430 39NE,40 ISS 100 92 127 200414 200414 BVB 9550 0400-0430 39NE,40 NAU 100 110 127 210414 251014 BVB 9550 0430-0445 39N ISS 125 98 17 200414 200414 BVB 9550 0430-0445 39N NAU 125 120 17 210414 251014 BVB 9550 0430-0450 39N NAU 125 120 23456 300314 251014 BVB 9635 1830-1915 39 SOF 100 126 1 300314 251014 BVB 9735 0500-0515 39,4 NAU 250 120 6 300314 251014 BVB 11655 0600-0615 46N,47NW,38W,37S NAU 125 180 1234567 300314 251014 BVB 11855 1815-1900 39,4 ISS 150 90 1 250514 250514 BVB 11855 1815-1900 39,4 NAU 100 105 1 260514 251014 BVB 11855 1800-1830 39,4 NAU 100 105 6 300314 251014 BVB 11855 1830-1900 39,4 NAU 100 105 3 300314 251014 BVB 11855 1800-1900 39,4 NAU 100 105 5 300314 251014 BVB 13580 1700-1715 39,4 NAU 250 130 2356 300314 251014 BVB 13580 1700-1730 39,4 NAU 250 130 4 300314 251014 BVB 13580 1715-1730 39,4 NAU 250 130 7 300314 251014 BVB 13810 1700-1715 38E,39,40W ISS 150 120 23456 220514 251014 BVB 13810 1715-1800 38E,39,40W ISS 100 120 246 220514 251014 BVB 13810 1715-1745 38E,39,40W ISS 100 120 3 220514 251014 BVB 13810 1700-1715 38E,39,40W NAU 125 125 17 170514 251014 BVB 15160 1630-1730 47,48 NAU 100 150 1234567 300314 251014 BVB 15215 1700-1900 39 OE 100 115 17 300314 251014 BVB 15215 1700-1715 39 OE 100 115 6 300314 251014 BVB 15215 1700-1730 39 OE 100 115 5 300314 251014 BVB 15640 1515-1545 40,41 SOF 100 90 7 300314 251014 BVB 15640 1500-1515 40,41 SOF 100 90 7 300314 251014 BVB # 15640 1515-1600 40,41 SOF 100 90 6 300314 251014 BVB 17495 1400-1430 41 ISS 250 83 7 300314 251014 BVB + 17495 1430-1500 41 ISS 250 83 7 300314 251014 BVB 17515 1600-1630 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 1 300314 251014 BVB 17515 1630-1700 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 250 135 1 300314 251014 BVB 17515 1700-1800 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 1 300314 251014 BVB 17515 1530-1800 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 6 020514 251014 BVB 17515 1700-1730 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 7 300314 251014 BVB 17515 1730-1830 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 250 135 7 300314 251014 BVB 17515 1600-1830 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 3 010714 251014 BVB 17515 1630-1800 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 4 010714 251014 BVB 17515 1600-1800 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 2 010714 251014 BVB 17515 1630-1830 38S,39S,47,48 ISS 100 135 5 300314 251014 BVB 17535 0830-1000 38,39 NAU 125 145 6 300314 251014 BVB 17535 0900-0915 38,39 NAU 125 145 7 300314 251014 BVB 21480 1115-1145 43S,44S MDC 125 45 1 300314 251014 BVB 21480 1100-1130 43S,44S MDC 125 45 7 060614 251014 BVB 14
9585 1800-1900 28E,29 NAU 100 90 7 300314 251014 CHW 6055 1030-1100 27,28 NAU 125 222 17 300314 251014 EMG 7315 1830-1845 27,28W,37N NAU 125 230 36 200514 251014 EOE 7315 1830-1845 27,28W,37N NAU 100 260 1 250514 250514 EOE 9435 1830-1845 27,28W,37N NAU 125 230 1 250514 250514 EOE 9520 0030-0130 40E,41NW NAU 250 100 1234567 300314 251014 GFA 9520 2330-0030 41NE,43S,49N NAU 250 85 1234567 300314 251014 GFA 15350 1230-1500 41 NAU 250 89 1234567 300314 251014 GFA 15390 1330-1530 41NE,43S,49N NAU 250 85 1234567 300314 251014 GFA 15395 1530-1630 40E,41NW NAU 250 99 1234567 250514 251014 GFA 13800 1530-1630 29S OE 100 95 7 300314 251014 HCJ 9645 1800-1830 47,48 ISS 250 160 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 9780 1700-1800 40E,41NW NAU 250 95 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 11875 0500-0530 46,47 NAU 250 185 1234567 180614 251014 IBB 11995 1630-1700 47,48 NAU 250 150 23456 240414 251014 IBB 12005 1730-1800 48 ISS 250 130 23456 300314 251014 IBB 12005 1800-1900 48 ISS 250 130 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 12040 2030-2100 46,47 NAU 250 190 23456 300314 251014 IBB 12080 1800-1900 48 ISS 250 130 1234567 130614 251014 IBB 12080 1900-1930 48 ISS 250 130 23456 130614 251014 IBB 13870 1630-1700 47,48 ISS 250 140 23456 300314 251014 IBB 13870 1800-1900 48 NAU 250 140 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 13870 1900-1930 48 NAU 250 140 23456 300314 251014 IBB 15255 1400-1500 30S ISS 250 90 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 15360 0400-0900 40E,41NW NAU 250 90 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 15460 1500-1600 30S NAU 250 85 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 15620 1500-1600 29SE NAU 250 90 1234567 300314 251014 IBB 7330 1000-1100 27,28 OE 100 283 1 300314 251014 JOY * 7330 1000-1100 27,28 OE 100 283 1 200414 200414 JOY 6025 0400-0500 27E,28 NAU 125 270 1 200414 200414 KBC (per RA) 6045 0800-0900 27E,28 NAU 125 275 1 200414 200414 KBC (per RA) 6095 0800-1500 18SW,27,28W,37N NAU 100 240 17 300314 251014 KBC 7375 0000-0200 2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10 NAU 125 300 1 010914 251014 KBC 9925 0000-0200 2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10 NAU 125 300 1 010514 300814 KBC 9925 0400-0500 4,8,9 NAU 125 300 1 200414 200414 KBC (per RA) 15315 1830-1900 46S,47SE ISS 500 180 1234567 300314 251014 LWF 6045 0900-1000 27E,28 NAU 100 270 1 300314 251014 MSM (per RA) 5945 1100-1115 27,28 NAU 250 222 1 300314 251014 MWA 11695 1500-1530 29,3 ISS 250 60 7 300314 251014 MWF 13710 1100-1130 19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26 NAU 250 45 7 300314 251014 MWF 5985 0400-0430 11,12 YFR 100 222 1234567 300314 251014 NHK 11680 0300-0500 38,39,40 NAU 250 140 1234567 300314 251014 NHK 15445 1700-1900 38,39,40 NAU 250 140 1234567 300314 251014 NHK 17630 1600-1630 47E,48 ISS 500 130 37 300314 251014 OGM 9515 1930-2000 37,38 NAU 250 155 1 300314 251014 PAB 15205 1400-1430 41 ISS 100 90 1 300314 251014 PAB 15205 1415-1430 41 ISS 100 90 234567 300314 251014 PAB 15205 1430-1445 41 ISS 250 90 1 300314 251014 PAB 17500 1600-1700 48SW,58NW ISS 100 144 7 210614 251014 RIY new 13830 1700-1800 38E,39S,48 ISS 100 125 14 300314 251014 SBO 13810 1400-1600 28,29W,38E,39 NAU 100 130 23456 300314 251014 TOM 13810 1400-1600 28,29W,38E,39 ISS 100 120 17 300314 251014 TOM 6095 0800-1000 18SW,27,28W,37N NAU 100 230 246 300314 251014 TRS 6105 0700-0720 27 NAU 100 285 1234567 300314 251014 TWR 7215 0830-0900 28 NAU 100 135 1234567 300314 251014 TWR 7320 1400-1428 28,29,30 NAU 100 65 1234567 300314 251014 TWR 9835 2300-2330 12,13,14,15,16 NAU 100 240 1234567 300314 251014 VZM 11920 2300-0045 12,13,14,15,16 NAU 100 240 1234567 300314 251014 VZM 15670 1630-1700 40 ISS 500 91 26 090514 251014 WRN
* = 1st Sunday of the month + = 1st Saturday of the month # = 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month Day 1 = Sunday ... Day 7 = Saturday per RA = on request booking.
List of Broadcasters which are using MEDIA BROADCAST technical equipment: AWR Adventist World Radio BVB High Adventure Gospel - Bible Voice Broadcasting 15
CHW Christliche Wissenschaft EMG Evangelische Missionsgemeinden in Deutschland EOE Echo of Europe
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INDIA - New updated schedule of AIR Vividh Bharati and AIR National Channel:
AIR Vividh Bharati from July 21 0100-0435 9380 ALG 250 kW 188 deg to SAs Hindi, additional frequency 0100-0435 9870 BGL 500 kW 035 deg to SAs Hindi 0900-1200 6100 DEL 250 kW 134 deg to SAs Hindi DRM 0900-1200 9380 ALG 250 kW 188 deg to SAs Hindi, additional frequency 0900-1200 9870 BGL 500 kW 035 deg to SAs Hindi 1320-1740 9870 BGL 500 kW 035 deg to SAs Hindi
AIR National Channel from July 21 1320-0040NF9380 ALG 250 kW 188 deg to SAs Hindi/English news*, ex9470 1320-0040 9425 DEL 250 kW 334 deg to SAs Hindi/English news* *5 minutes bulletin at 1430, 1530, 1630, 1730, 1830, 1935, 2030, 2135,2230 UT. (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 23)
JAPAN - Frequency changes of Shiokaze-Sea Breeze eff. from July 15:
1330-1430 NF 5985 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6020 Japanese Mon/Wed 1330-1430 NF 5985 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6020 Chinese/Korean Tue 1330-1430 NF 5985 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6020 English Thu 1330-1430 NF 5985 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6020 Korean Fri 1330-1430 NF 5985 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6020 Korean/Japanese Sat 1330-1430 NF 5985 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6020 Japanese/Korean Sun 1600-1700 NF 6090 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6165 Japanese Mon/Wed 16
1600-1700 NF 6090 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6165 Chinese/Korean Tue 1600-1700 NF 6090 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6165 English Thu 1600-1700 NF 6090 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6165 Korean Fri 1600-1700 NF 6090 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6165 Korean/Japanese Sat 1600-1700 NF 6090 YAM 100 kW 280 deg to KRE, ex6165 Japanese/Korean Sun (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 23)
KUWAIT - Radio Kuwait General Service in Arabic additional frequency 0000-2400 15475, weak signal in Sofia. Current summer A-14 shortwave schedule of Radio Kuwait: 0000-2400 15475 additional frequency effective July 23 or 24 Arabic 0200-0900 5960 KBD 250 kW / non-dir N/ME Arabic, off from July 24 0500-0900 15515 KBD 300 kW / 059 deg EAs Arabic 0800-1000 7250 KBD 500 kW / non-dir WAs Persian 0930-1600 11630 KBD 500 kW / 230 deg CAf Arabic Holy Qur`an 1000-1200 21580 KBD 500 kW / 084 deg SEAs Tagalog 1100-1600 9750 KBD 300 kW / 286 deg NEAf Arabic 1200-1600 21540 KBD 500 kW / 310 deg WEu Arabic 1600-1800 15540 KBD 300 kW / 100 deg SAs Urdu 1600-2100 6050 KBD 250 kW / non-dir N/ME Arabic 1700-2000 13650 KBD 500 kW / 350 deg NAm Arabic, off from July 24 1800-2100 15540 KBD 500 kW / 310 deg WEu English 2000-2400 17550 KBD 500 kW / 350 deg NAm Arabic, off from July 24
Unscheduled broadcast of Radio Kuwait in Arabic, after English program 2100-2120 on 15540 KBD 500 kW / 310 deg to WEu (DX MIX NEWS #864 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, July 31, 2014)
Changes of Radio Kuwait, General Service effective from August 13: 0000-2400 on 15475 addit from July 24 to Aug.12 Arabic, cancelled 0200-0900 on 5960 KBD 500 kW / non-dir to N/ME Arabic, back on air 1700-2000 on 13650 KBD 500 kW / 350 deg to NoAm Arabic, back on air2000-2400 on 17550 KBD 500 kW / 350 deg to NoAm Arabic, back on air (DX MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014)
LAOS - 6130 Lao National Radio, on 1359 UT Aug 5. Usual theme music before segment in English; heard bits & pieces of their normal ID; "This is the Lao National Radio, broadcasting from Vientiane capital, the Lao People's Democratic Republic. Our news in English program broadcasts at 2100 to 2130 hours local time daily, which is transmitted on AM 567 kHz. on medium wave and on AM 6130 kHz. on shortwave"; poor, but pleased to find they still have English at 1400 UT. (Ron Howard-CA-USA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 6)
6129.978 As often noted in past months, one of two transmitters available at Vientiane tx site is always some 20 Hertz down lower side, the other unit is rather on even frequency, scheduled 0855-1600 UT acc Aoki Nagoya list. Noted tiny signal this European afternoon around 1520 UT S=7 -82dBm, poor modulation, but could easily identify Vietnamese sce and typical SoEaAsian Buddhist chimes music. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 7)
CR: Nachricht von Freitag, 8. August 2014 20:54 Uhr Weltzeit (UT): Auch gestern abend war der Sender aus Vientiane alleine auf der Frequenz, also dürfte Lhasa tatsächlich wieder die alljährliche Wartungspause haben. Bester Empfang von ca. 2245 UT bis gegen 2330 UT.
6129.95, Lao National Radio, Vientiane, 08 August, 2207, suspected the one in the clear here with carrier and hints of talk. Co-channel Xizang PBS was off, as were 6025, 6050, 6110. Remember at least some of these were out of service too in 2nd half of August last year. Worth monitoring in the next few days. (Martien Groot, Schoorl, Netherlands, dxldyg via WOR 1734, DXLD)
Ich kann den Empfang ebenfalls bestätigen. Gegen 2300 UT eindeutiges Pausenzeichen mit anschließender Identifikation in Lao. Unregelmäßig kommen zu dieser Zeit auch 6 Turmuhrschläge, die sich fast wie die von Big Ben anhören. Bei mir zeitweise bis O=3 im genannten Zeitfenster. (a-dx, Uwe Volk, RX: Perseus, ANT: 30m Langdraht Nord/Süd + RF Balun ; AOR AR 7030 plus, 30m Langdraht West/Ost + RF Balun; QTH: Lehrte bei Hannover)
MADAGASCAR / GERMANY - Some changes of Media Broadcast:
Bible Voice Broadcasting 21480 kHz 17
1100-1130 21480 MDG 125 kW 045 deg to EAs English Sat 1115-1130 21480 MDG 125 kW 045 deg to EAs English Sun Eternal Good News 1130-1145 21480 MDG 125 kW 045 deg to EAs Japanese Sun
Cancelled broadcasts 1100-1115 21480 MDG 125 kW 045 deg to EAs Cantonese Tue-Thu 1115-1130 21480 MDG 125 kW 045 deg to EAs Chinese Mon 1100-1130 21480 MDG 125 kW 045 deg to EAs English Fri (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 17)
MEXICO - 6184.98 kHz at 2355 UT Radio Educacion, Mexico City Mexico. Very soft spoken Spanish. (Maurits van Driessche-BEL, hcdx July 16)
6184.981 Surprisingly Radio Educacion tonight few Hertz 'mas' on lower side, 0345 UT on July 19, but propper S=9+20dB -51dBm signal logged on Florida-US remote SDR net post. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 19)
MOROCCO - 9575 Radio Medi Un - Nador site, at 0021-0047 UT on July 10, man announcer talking in French followed by French pop music vocal. More talk at 0028 UT followed by ID and announcements into news at 0030 UT. Discussion program began 0035 UT with a man and woman. Fair but periodic splatter from CRI-Albania on 9570 kHz. (Rich D'Angelo-PA-USA, DXplorer July 13)
NEW ZEALAND - A-14 schedule of Radio New Zealand International from July 12:
0000-0400 15720 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to All Pacific AM 0250-0400 17675 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to All Pacific DRM irregular air 0400-0458 15720 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to All Pacific AM 0459-0650 11725 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to All Pacific AM 0651-0758 11725 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Tonga AM 0651-0758NF7330 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Tonga DRM, ex9890 0759-1058 9700 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to All Pacific AM 1059-1258 9700 RAN 100 kW 325 deg to NW Pacific/PNG/Timor AM 1259-1550 6170 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to All Pacific AM 1551-1745NF5975 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga AM, ex9700 1551-1745 7330 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga DRM 1746-1835 9700 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga AM 1746-1835NF7330 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga DRM,ex9630 1836-1850 9700 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga AM 1836-1850 9630 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga DRM 1851-1950 11725 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga AM 1851-1950 11690 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Cooks/Samoa/Niue/Tonga DRM 1951-2050 11725 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Solomon Islands/Niue/Tonga AM 1951-2050 15720 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Solomon Islands/Niue/Tonga DRM 2051-2150 11725 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to Solomon Islands/Niue/Tonga AM 2051-2150 15720 RAN 025 kW 035 deg to Solomon Islands/Niue/Tonga AM 2151-2400 15720 RAN 050 kW 035 deg to All Pacific AM
Expect schedule changes from time to time to take account of propagation to our target audience. NB: Every month the first and third Wednesday 2230-0600 UTC it is Maintenance day at our transmitter site Rangitaiki. (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 23)
NIGERIA - Morning programming on Voice of Nigeria (0500-1000 UT on 15120 kHz) continues to be a lottery. 15120-AM, VON, *0445-0450*, August 1. VON transmitter on at 0433 with strong test tone which covered CRI that was already broadcasting in English; *0445 test tone off and start of their African instrumental music IS with IDs in English - "This is the Voice of Nigeria, Lagos"; off at 0450* leaving CRI in the clear; VON mostly fair; checking till 0505 found that VON did not broadcast again. (Ron Howard, Asilomar State Beach, CA, E1 & CR-1, dxldy via DXLD)
Radio Nigeria Kaduna was back shortwave after month of absence 1800-1900 6089.9 KDN 100 kW ND to WAf Hausa. (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 17)
PAPUA NEW GUINEA - Der Tropenbandspezialist Anker Petersen hat folgende Stationen abgeschrieben, da sie schon laenger nicht mehr gemeldet wurden: 18
3315 NBC Radio Manus, Lorengau 3915 Radio Fly, Kiunga
Von den nach seinen Angaben sieben Tropenbandsendern wurden im Juli folgende Sender in Nordamerika noch beobachtet: 3205 NBC Radio Sandaun 3235 NBC R. West New Britain ungemeldet 3260 NBC R. Madang 3325 NBC R. Bougainville ungemeldet 3365 NBC R. Milne Bay nur einmal gemeldet 3385 NBC R. East New Britain 3905 NBC R. New Ireland ungemeldet 7325 Wantok R. Light (Guy Atkins, Dave Valko, Robert Wilkner, Glenn Hauser, Ron Howard, Harold Sellers, Kouji Hashimoto, Anker Petersen, July 2014 dxld, via Prof. Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ntt via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 31)
PERU - 4985.510 kHz at 00.40 UT Radio Voz Cristiana, Huancayo, Peru. Spanish talks about Peru, Voz Cristiana ID better audio than the past days. 5920.02 kHz at 00.13 UT Radio Chaski, Urubamba Cusco Peru. Conversation by male and female, good signal and audio not bad. (Maurits van Driessche-BEL, hcdx July 16)
4774.9, R. Tarma, Tarma, 2251-2259, 12/7, castelhano, música pop' índia; 45433.
4835, R. Ondas del Suroriente, Quillabamba, 2216-2230, 14/7, castelhano, canções, anúncios comerciais; 23331, QRM AUS.
4955, R. Cultural Amauta, Huanta, 2238-2245, 12/7, castelhano, propag. relig.; 35342.
5024.9, R. Quillabamba, Cuzco, 2242-2250, 12/7, canções índias; 34342, QRM da AUS.
5980, R. Chaski, Cuzco, 2232-2243, 11/7, castelhano, propag. relig.; 35332.(Carlos Gonçalves, PORTUGAL, dxldyg via DXLD)
Als die DSWCI 1973 den Tropical Bands Survey begannen gab es in Peru 78 Sender im Tropenband, 2014 gut vier Jahrzehnte spaeter ist die Zahl auf 14 gefallen. Dabei betruebt Anker Petersen zusaetzlich die Tatsache, dass im Unterschied zu frueher nicht mehr viel einheimische Musik gespielt wird, sondern die meisten Stationen am (religioesen) Wort orientiert sind. Entsprechend den DSWCI-Regeln hat der Tropenbandspezialist Pacifico Radio, Lima, abgeschrieben, da die nominelle Frequenz 4975 kHz schon laenger nicht mehr gemeldet wurde.
Folgende Kurzwellenstationen konnten im Juli international (# nur) in Amerika bzw. in den Stunden um Mitternacht auch in Europa (*) gehoert werden. In der Regel liegen hier sogar mehrere Empfangsmeldungen pro Sender vor: *4775 "Radio Tarma (la internacional)", Tarma, Junin #4790 "Radio Vision desde Chiclayo", Lambayeque #4810 "Radio Logos, en los 4810 kHz Onda Tropical, transmitiendo desde Chazuta, Peru"; "4810 kHz Onda Tropical, Radio Logos, la mejor senal del Peru"; "Radio Logos, transmitiendo para ti un mensaje de piedad, amor, fe y esperanza, desde las altas montanas de la selva peruana" Chazuta, San Martin *4835 "Radio Ondas del Sur Oriente", Quillabamba *4955 "Radio Cultural Amauta", Ayacucho *4985 "Radio Voz Cristiana (1470 AM)" "En todo el valle del Mantaro se escucha Radio Voz Cristiana" "Voz Cristiana desde Huancayo, Peru" *5025 "Radio Quillabamba (pionera en educacion y cultura)", Cuzco, Problem: Co-Channel Radio Rebelde aus Kuba *5980 "Desde Cusco, Peru, transmite Radio Chaski en los 5980 kHz onda corta, con la palabra de Dios", Urubamba - Cuzco. (Thomas Nilsson, Carlos Goncalves, Maurits Van Driessche, Anker Petersen 14 July via dxld)
Die Behoerden haben am 17. Juni 2014 einem Victor Ancelmo Morillo de la Cruz ein auf zehn Jahre laufendes Senderecht samt Baugenehmigung fuer eine Tropenbandstation erteilt. OAW-2H soll mit 1 kW auf 4910 kHz aus La Libertad im gleichnamigen Departamento senden. (Thomas Nilsson-SWE 20 July, dxld; via Prof. Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ntt)
QATAR (Bulgaria) - Test transmissions on shortwave of the Al Jazeera Arabic TV news channel via Spaceline, Kostinbrod transmitter site on August 14/15: 19
According to HFCC database: 0700-1555 on 15760 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu 1600-0655 on 7305 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu According to my personal and other DXers observations: 1100-1300 on 15760 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu 1300-1555 on 15760 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu 1600-1755 on 7305 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu 1800-1955 on 7310 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu 2000-2155 on 7305 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu 2200-0355 on 7300 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WEu (DX MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014)
RUSSIA - Probably Voice of Russia to return to shortwave from Oct.1. Registered frequencies in HFCC Database Oct.1-26: 0000-0100 on 17770 P.K 250 kW / 247 deg to SEAs English 0000-0200 on 6120 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SAs English 0000-0200 on 12060 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to CAm Spanish 0000-0300 on 11965 IRK 250 kW / 224 deg to SAs English 0000-0400 on 6100 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to N/ME English 0000-0500 on 6195 S.P 800 kW / 268 deg to SAm Russian <<<<< 800 kW ??? 0000-0600 on 7240 MSK 500 kW / 267 deg to SAm Portuguese 0100-0300 on 17530 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Russian 0100-0300 on 17855 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Russian 0200-0400 on 11990 MSK 250 kW / 117 deg to CAs Russian 0200-0600 on 11935 IRK 100 kW / 263 deg to CAs Russian 0200-0600 on 12010 P.K 200 kW / 061 deg to NAm English 0200-0600 on 12070 P.K 250 kW / 067 deg to NAm English 0300-0500 on 17530 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 0300-0600 on 11900 P.K 250 kW / 064 deg to NAm English 0300-0600 on 17855 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 0300-0700 on 11985 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to CAs Russian 0600-0900 on 7350 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 0600-1000 on 15725 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu English DRM 0600-1400 on 7280 IRK 100 kW / 044 deg to FERu Russian 0700-0900 on 9625 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu German DRM 0700-1500 on 11975 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to CAs Russian 0800-1200 on 9870 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to CAs Russian 0900-1400 on 9625 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu Russian DRM 1000-1200 on 5935 IRK 100 kW / 110 deg to EAs English 1000-1200 on 7300 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1200 on 12035 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SAs English DRM 1000-1200 on 15270 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to WAs English 1000-1400 on 5900 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 6075 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 6045 IRK 100 kW / 125 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 9450 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 9695 P.K 250 kW / 263 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 9865 P.K 250 kW / 263 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 11925 P.K 250 kW / 263 deg to EAs Chinese 1100-1400 on 6195 S.P 200 kW / 217 deg to WEu Russian 1100-1400 on 17830 MSK 250 kW / 100 deg to SEAs Russian 1200-1400 on 5935 IRK 100 kW / 110 deg to EAs Japanese 1200-1400 on 7300 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Russian 1200-1400 on 7340 P.K 250 kW / 241 deg to EAs Japanese 1200-1400 on 15270 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to WAs Russian 1200-1600 on 15495 MSK 250 kW / 117 deg to CAs Russian 1300-1400 on 7320 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SoAs Hindi DRM 1300-1400 on 15660 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SoAs Russian 1300-1600 on 6175 ARM 100 kW / 188 deg to N/ME Turkish 1400-1500 on 5935 IRK 100 kW / 110 deg to EAs English 1400-1500 on 7320 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SAs Urdu DRM 1400-1500 on 7435 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to N/ME Turkish 1400-1500 on 15660 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SAs Urdu 1400-1600 on 6145 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to CAs Russian 20
1400-1700 on 6035 IRK 100 kW / 263 deg to CAs Russian 1400-1800 on 6010 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to NAf English 1400-1900 on 6015 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to CAs Russian 1400-2200 on 9450 MSK 250 kW / 275 deg to WEu English 1500-1700 on 5975 S.P 200 kW / 147 deg to WAs Farsi 1500-1700 on 7435 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to WAs Kurdish 1500-1700 on 11635 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to WEu German 1500-1800 on 9560 P.K 250 kW / 247 deg to SEAs English 1500-1800 on 15660 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SAs Russian 1500-1900 on 6045 MSK 250 kW / 240 deg to WEu Russian 1500-1900 on 6140 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu German DRM 1500-2000 on 6070 ARM 100 kW / 157 deg to N/ME Russian 1500-2200 on 12070 MSK 250 kW / 285 deg to WEu English 1600-1700 on 6175 ARM 100 kW / 188 deg to WAs Kurdish 1600-1800 on 5960 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu Russian DRM 1600-1900 on 6110 IRK 250 kW / 240 deg to CAs Russian 1600-1900 on 12035 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu German DRM 1600-2100 on 6120 IRK 250 kW / 290 deg to N/ME Arabic 1600-2100 on 6195 S.P 200 kW / 217 deg to NAf Arabic 1700-1900 on 7435 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to N/ME Turkish 1700-1900 on 9800 MSK 250 kW / 117 deg to CAs Russian 1700-1900 on 9820 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to WEu English 1700-2000 on 11635 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to WEu French 1700-2000 on 5975 S.P 200 kW / 147 deg to N/ME Arabic 1800-2000 on 5960 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu French DRM 1800-2100 on 6010 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to NAf French 1800-2100 on 9900 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SAs English DRM 1900-2100 on 9820 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to WEu Russian 2000-2130 on 6045 MSK 250 kW / 240 deg to WEu Russian 2000-2200 on 9780 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu Russian DRM 2100-2400 on 11655 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 2200-2400 on 7240 MSK 500 kW / 267 deg to SAm Spanish 2200-2400 on 12060 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to CAm Portuguese 2200-2400 on 17770 P.K 250 kW / 247 deg to SEAs English 2300-2400 on 11965 IRK 250 kW / 224 deg to SAs English
Radio Rossii 0000-1500 on 7230 IAK 100 kW / 000 deg to FERu Russian 0700-1500 on 13820 MSK 250 kW / 267 deg to WEu Russian 1900-2400 on 7230 IAK 100 kW / 000 deg to FERu Russian (DX MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014)
Abbreviations of transmitter location as given. Info not yet verified otherwise! (we)
SAUDI ARABIA - BSKSA Holy Quran Service on new frequency on Aug. 4: 0900-1200 NF 21600 RIY 500 kW / 310 deg to N/ME Arabic, ex 11935 // frequency 17570 RIY 500 kW / 070 deg to SEAs Arabic // frequency 17615 RIY 500 kW / 100 deg to SEAs Arabic (DX MIX NEWS #865 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 5, 2014)
SOLOMON ISLANDS - SIBC via Paul Walker (via IRCA Liste, 25.7) 5020 kHz 6-9 hours Solomon Islands time, is 19 UT - 22 UT 9545 kHz 9-17 hours Solomon Islands time, is 22 - 6 UT 5020 kHz 17-23 hours Solomon Islands time, is 6 - 12 UT Power of transmission stated in July 7,5 kW. (via adx)
SOUTH AFRICA {to Zimbabwe target} - Semi-clandestine SWRA - SW Radio Africa shortwave broadcasts to end after 13 years in service on shortwave band.
It is with regret that SW Radio Africa announces that after 13 years, our shortwave broadcasts are to end on Friday 18th July. 21
You have welcomed us into your homes since our first shortwave broadcast on 19th December 2001. Our broadcasts will continue on our website, via Channel Zim through TV decoders, and by various other forms of new media.
We know how much these shortwave broadcasts have meant to our listeners in more remote areas who have so little access to news and information, and we sincerely regret that we will no longer be able to provide this service.
We would like to thank our listeners who have been such loyal supporters for so many years and also for their willingness to share the stories of their lives with us on our Callback program. This has allowed people all over the world to have a better understanding of the many crises that Zimbabweans continue to face.
We can only hope that one day, sooner rather than later, there is real media freedom that allows Zimbabweans, wherever they are in the country, easy access to what is a basic human right - freedom of information and expression.
4880 kHz SW Radio Africa lately on 60mb SW band only. Mo-Fr only 1700-1800 UT English 100kW at 5degr target via Sentec Meyerton-AFS site in A-14 season. (wb.)
SPAIN - Radio Exterior de Espana in English on 17850 kHz. REE was noted July 11 in English, instead of Spanish 1900-2000 17850 NOB 250 kW 272 deg to CeAm. Parallel freqs 1900-2000 9665 NOB 250 kW 050 deg to WEu 1900-2000 11615 NOB 250 kW 168 deg to NoWAf. (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 12)
SRI LANKA - 9720, SLBC, 1114 signal sudden on, then brief drum IS, time ticks, opening announcement by W in presumed Tamil, and into music. Weak but there (1 August). (Dave Valko, Dunlo, PA USA, Hard-Core-DX mailing list via DXLD)
TAIWAN [FRANCE] - Frequency change of Radio Taiwan International from August 1: 2000-2100 NF 3965 ISS 250 kW / 210 deg to SEu Spanish, ex 5915/3965, and 2100-2200 NF 3965 ISS 250 kW / 050 deg to WEu German, ex 5915/3965. (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria, dxldyg via DXLD)
U.S.A. - These planned changes of VoA were cancelled on 9 August:
Voice of America, Aug. 11: 0500-0600 11995 VAT 250 kW / 114 deg WAs English, instead of Kurdish 0500-0600 15560 CLN-IRA 250 kW / 310 deg WAs Kurdish, as scheduled 0500-0600 17870 Biblis 100 kW / 085 deg WAs English, instead of Kurdish (Ivo Ivanov)
Frequency changes of Radio Free Asia from July 11:
Uyghur 0100-0200 NF 9780 TIN 250 kW 313 deg to CAs, ex17540
Tibetan 1000-1100 NF21465 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Mo, ex21525 1000-1100 NF21455 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Tue, ex21505 1000-1100 NF21525 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Wed, ex21495 1000-1100 NF21505 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Thu, ex21485 1000-1100 NF21495 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Fr, ex21475 1000-1100 NF21485 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Sa, ex21465 1000-1100 NF21475 TIN 250 kW 295 deg to CAs Su, ex21455 (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 17)
Unscheduled transmissions of Brother Stair TOM via WTWW-3 on July 25 till 0710 on 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg to ENAm English, poor reception. (Ivo Ivanov, dxldyg via DXLD) 22
Unscheduled transmissions of WTWW-3 The Bible World Wide after 0200 UT, July 31: 1700-1900 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm English, no signal here 1900-2000 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm Spanish, no signal here 2000-2100 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm Portuguese, no signal here 2100-2200 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm French, no signal here 2200-2300 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm Arabic, 2300-2400 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm Yoruba, 0000-0100 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm Russian, 0100-0200 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm English, from 0200 12105 TWW 100 kW / 040 deg ENAm English, (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria, July 31)
Updated summer A-14 schedule via Okeechobee effective 0000 UT Aug. 12: 0000-0100 5015 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#03 0000-0100 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0000-0100 5950 YFR 100 kW / 181 deg CARR English WRMI programs tx#14 0000-0100 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0000-0100 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0000-0100 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 0000-0100 9495 YFR 100 kW / 151 deg NSAm Various WRMI programs tx#09 0000-0100 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CeAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 0000-0100 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0000-0100 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0000-0100 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0100-0200 5015 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#03 0100-0200 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0100-0200 5950 YFR 100 kW / 181 deg CARR English WRMI programs tx#14 0100-0200 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0100-0200 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0100-0200 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 0100-0200 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CeAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 0100-0200 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0100-0200 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0100-0200 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0200-0300 5015 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#03 0200-0300 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0200-0300 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0200-0300 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0200-0300 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 0200-0300 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 0200-0300 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0200-0300 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0200-0300 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0300-0400 5015 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#03 0300-0400 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0300-0400 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0300-0400 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0300-0400 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEXI Spanish R.Taiwan Int. tx#01 0300-0400 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 0300-0400 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0300-0400 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0300-0400 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0400-0430 5985 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX Spanish R.Japan (NHK) tx#02 0430-0500 5985 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX Various WRMI programs tx#02 0400-0500 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0400-0500 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0400-0500 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0400-0500 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 0400-0500 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 0400-0500 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0400-0500 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0400-0500 15190 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Brother Stair tx#07 0400-0500 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0500-0600 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0500-0600 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0500-0600 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 23
0500-0600 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 0500-0600 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 0500-0600 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0500-0600 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0500-0600 15190 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Brother Stair tx#07 0500-0600 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0600-0800 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0600-0800 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0600-0800 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0600-0800 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 0600-0800 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0600-0800 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0600-0800 15190 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Brother Stair tx#07 0600-0800 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 0800-1000 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 0800-1000 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 0800-1000 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 0800-1000 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 0800-1000 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 0800-1000 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 0800-1000 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 1000-1030 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm Various WRMI programs tx#08 1000-1100 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 1000-1100 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 1000-1100 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 1000-1100 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 1000-1100 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 1100-1400 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 1100-1400 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 1100-1400 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 1100-1400 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 1100-1400 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 1400-2000 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 1400-2000 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 1400-2000 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 1400-2000 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 1400-2000 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 1400-2000 17790 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Radio Africa tx#07 2000-2100 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 2000-2100 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 2000-2100 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 2000-2100 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 2000-2100 15190 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Radio Africa tx#07 2000-2100 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 2100-2200 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 2100-2200 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 Mon-Fri 2100-2200 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 Sa/Su 2100-2200 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu Various WRMI programs tx#04 2100-2200 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 2100-2200 15190 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Radio Africa tx#07 2100-2200 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu Various WRMI programs tx#09 2200-2300 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 2200-2300 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 2200-2300 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 2200-2300 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 2200-2300 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm English Brother Stair tx#10 Mo-Fr 2200-2300 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 Sa/Su 2200-2300 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#04 2200-2300 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 2200-2300 15190 YFR 100 kW / 087 deg NCAf English Radio Africa tx#07 2200-2300 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09 2300-2400 5850 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg ENAm English TruNews+Music tx#08 2300-2400 5950 YFR 100 kW / 181 deg CARR Spanish Family Radio tx#14 2300-2400 7455 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg WNAm English TruNews+Music tx#13 24
2300-2400 7570 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#11 2300-2400 7730 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg MEX English Brother Stair tx#01 2300-2400 9955 YFR 100 kW / 160 deg CAm Various WRMI programs tx#10 2300-2400 11730 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu Spanish Family Radio tx#04 2300-2400 11825 YFR 100 kW / 315 deg WNAm English Brother Stair tx#12 2300-2400 15770 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg WEu English Brother Stair tx#09
Brother Stair /TOM/ is increased to 122 hours Mon-Fri and 120 hours Sa/Su(DX MIX NEWS #866 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 12, 2014) Frequency change of WRMI Okeechobee from 0000 UTC on August 16: 0000-2300 NF 11580 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg to WEu English Brother Stair, ex 11730 2300-2400 NF 11580 YFR 100 kW / 044 deg to WEu Spanish Family Radio, ex 11730 (DX MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014) Cancelled tranmissions of Brother Stair via World Harvest Radio: 1600-1800 on 9840 HRI 250 kW / 025 deg to ENAm English WHRI Angel 2 1600-1900 on 17610 HRI 100 kW / 315 deg to WNAm English WHRI Angel 6 2000-2100 on 9840 HRI 250 kW / 025 deg to ENAm English WHRI Angel 2 Mo-Fr (DX MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014) 25000 kHz, July 31 at 1945, JBA second tix, and top-of-minute tone, but no voice announcement audible, so finally heard WWV on reactivated frequency --- normally too close at under 500 miles to Ft Collins, but had just noted VG signal on 20000 which is also too close, except when obviously sporadic-E is in play. Yet, *no* activity heard on 12m hamband just below 25 MHz, and very little on ``15m``. (gh, DXLD)
U.S.A. [BOTSWANA / GERMANY / SRI LANKA / VATICAN STATE] -
Changes in A-14 schedule of Voice of America in Kurdish: 0500-0600 11995 VAT 250 kW 114 deg to WAs till Aug.10 0500-0600 15560 IRA 250 kW 310 deg to WAs till Aug.10 0500-0600 17870 BIB 100 kW 085 deg to WAs till Aug.10
1400-1500 15470 BOT 100 kW 010 deg to WAs, unchanged 1400-1500 17870 IRA 250 kW 299 deg to WAs, unchanged 1700-1800 7365 BIB 100 kW 105 deg to WAs, unchanged 1700-1800 9850 BIB 100 kW 105 deg to WAs, unchanged 1700-1800 11995 IRA 250 kW 315 deg to WAs, unchanged
1900-2000 6170 BIB 100 kW 105 deg to WAs from Aug.11 1900-2000 7220 LAM 100 kW 108 deg to WAs from Aug.11 1900-2000 9470 LAM 100 kW 105 deg to WAs from Aug.11 (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, hcdx via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 9)
VATICAN - Vatican Radio, Angelus on Sun, Aug. 10 1000-1030 on 7250 VAT 100 kW / 330 deg to CEu 1000-1030 on 15595 VAT 250 kW / 319 deg to WEu 1000-1030 on 11740 VAT 100 kW / 310 deg to WEu 1000-1030 on 11740 VAT 250 kW / 019 deg to EEu 1000-1030 on 21560 VAT 250 kW / 113 deg to N/ME 1000-1030 on 21560 VAT 250 kW / 223 deg to WAf 1000-1030 on 21560 VAT 250 kW / 185 deg to CAf (DX MIX NEWS #866 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 12,2014)
YEMEN - Radio Sana'a back on shortwave again after Ramazan break: 1800-1900 6135 ALH 050 kW / non-dir N/ME English. Extended transmission of Radio Sana'a on August 7: 1505-1635 6135 ALH 050 kW / non-dir N/ME Arabic. Weak signal till 1555. This evening no broadcast in English 1800-1900 UT. Surprisingly transmission of Radio Sana'a in English 1803-1820 UT on Aug. 8 on 6135 ALH 050 kW / non-dir to N/ME, off around 1820. (DX MIX NEWS #866 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 12, 2014)
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Sources & Contributors:
A-DX - e-mail exchange - Austria. Alokesh Gupta - New Delhi - India. BCDX - News Bulletin by Wolfgang W. Bueschel (wb) - Stuttgart - Germany. CONEXION - CONEXION Digital - Buenos Aires - Argentina. DXLD - Glenn Hauser's DX LISTENING DIGEST - USA. Dr. Hans-Jörg Biener (hjb) - Nuremberg, Germany. DX MIX NEWS = DX RE MIX NEWS - from Georgi Bancov & Ivo Ivanov, Bulgaria. Others as stated in contribution.
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Abbreviations: with name of station: BC / bc = Broadcaster, Int. = International, R = Radio, tx = Transmitter, Vo = Voice of, QRG = frequency
Location of transmitters with frequency: Al = Aligarh/India, ALB = Albany, Arm = Armavir/RUS, Ban = Bangalore, Be = Beijing /China, Bib = Biblis /DL, BIH = Bosnia-Herzegowina, BLR = Byelorus, BOT = Botswana, Br = Brandon /Aus, CHN = China, CLN-IRA = Sri Lanka Iranawila, CLN-TRM = Sri Lanka Trincomalee, Du = Dushanbe /TJK, ERV = Erivan/Armenia, F = Issoudun/France, Fl =Florida/USA, HAB = Habana /Cuba, Ho = Hohhot /CHN, HRI= WHRI Cypress Creek /USA, IK = (IRK) Irkutsk /Siberia, Jin = Jinhua, Kash = Kashgar/CHN, Ka = Kingsway (Delhi), Kh = Khampur (Delhi), KOR = (South) Korea, Ku = Kununurra /Aus, Kun = Kunming /CHN, KWT = Kuwait, Lam = Lampertheim/DL, M =Moscow (Taldom), MCO = Monaco, MDA = Moldavia, MDG = Madagascar, MNG = Mongolia, MRA = Northern Marianas, N = Nauen/DL, Nn = Nanning/CHN, Pan = Panaji /India, RRW = Ruanda, RSA = Meyerton /South Africa, RUS = Russia incl. Sibiria, SAI = Saipan (MRA), Sh = Shepparton/Aus, SNG = Singapur, STP = Sao Tomé, SWZ = Swaziland, TH = (NAK) Nakhon Sawan/Thailand, TIN = Tinian (MRA), TJK = Tajikistan, TWN = Taiwan, UAE = Al Dubbaya /United Arab Emirates, Ur = Urumchi/CHN, Wof = Woofferton /GB, Xi = Xian/CHN, Ya = Yamata/Japan.
Mostly within round brackets target areas as known: Af = Africa, Am -= America, As = Asien, Aus = Australien; Eu = Europe, ME = Middle East, Pac = Pacific Region; C = Central, E = East, N = North, S = South, W = West
Languages: Ar Arabic - Ch Chinese - Du Dutch - E, En English - F French - G, Ge German - Gr Greek - I Italian - J Japanese - K Korean - P Portuguese - R Russian - Sp Spanish - Turk Turkish
Technical hint with frequency (QRG): (*) = Digital Radio broadcast (DRM) v = variable irr = irregular /USB = upper sideband, /LSB = lower sideband, alt.: (QRG) = alternative frequency
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Editor:
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Hörfahrplan Englisch 0000-1000 WRMI 5850 (NAm) 7455 (NAm) English Schedules 0000-1100 Overcomer Min. 7570/FL (NAm) 0000-1200 World Univ. 5935 (Af) 24. August 2014 / August 24, 2014 Network 0000-1200 WWCR 3 4840 (NAm) Time is always UTC / Zeitangabe in UTC (Weltzeit), also 0000-1300 WWRB 3185 (NAm/As) MESZ (Mitteleuropäische Sommerzeit) minus 2 Stunden. Overcomer Min. 0000-1400 WTWW 5085 (NAm) Transmissions for the (primary) target Europa printed bold/ Overcomer Min. Sendungen für das Zielgebiet Europa sind fett gedruckt. 0000-2400 AFRTS 12579 (4319 night) /USB/Diego Garcia, 13362 (5765 night)/ Time Station, Frequencies, Transmitter USB/GUM (UTC) Program Site, Day of Broadcast 0000-2400 CFRX Toronto 6070 (relais CFRB) (NAm) 0000-2400 CFVP Calgary 6030 (relais CKMX) (NAm) ...... 00:00 ...... ……... 0000-2400 CKZN St. John 6160 (NAm) 0000-0030 R Cairo 9965 (11510alt) (NAm) 0000-2400 CKZU 6160 (NAm) 0000-0045 AIR 9690/Ben, 9705/Pan, Vancouver 11645*/Kh, 11710/Kh, 13605*/ 0000-2400 R Bahrain 6010 (ME) # / irr. 0000-0055 R Romania Int. 9700, 11955 (NAm) 0000-2400 Vo Malaysia 7295 (As/Pac) 0000-0100 BBC WS 5970/OM, 6195/SNG, (Traxx FM) 9410/TH, 9740/SNG, 0000-2400 Overcomer Min. 11825/FL (NAm) 11750/SNG, 11955/SG, 5950/FL (LAm) 12095/TH, 13725/TH, 0030-0100 R Slovakia 9955/FL; Tue-Sa (NAm) 15335/SNG, 15755/TH (As) 0030-0100 WHRI 9895 (LAm) 0000-0100 CRI Beijing 7350/Kash; 6075/Kash; ……...... …...... 01:00 …...... 6180/Kash, 7415/Kash (SAs); 13750/Be (EAs), 11790/Xi, 0100-0115 HCA 17760; Sa-Mu (As) 11885/Xi, 15125/Be (SEAs) 0100-0130 PCJ (Taiwan) 9955/FL (SAm) 0000-0100 R Australia 9660x/Br, 12080x/Br, 0100-0130 Vo Vietnam 12005/Wof (NAm) 15240/Sh, 15415/Sh, 17750/Sh 0100-0200 BBC WS 12095/TH, 15310/TH (As) (0030-), 17795x/Sh, 17840/Sh, 0100-0200 CRI 9470/Ur, 9675/Kash; 17860/Sh (Aus/Pac) 9580/CUBA (NAm/CAm); 0000-0100 REE 6055 (NAm) 15125/Be, 15785/Xi (SEAs), 0000-0100 R Thailand 15590 (NAm) 6180/Kash, 9535/Kash, 0000-0100 WBCQ 7490; Su (NAm) 11870/Kash (SAs) 0000-0100 WHRI 5920, Su (NAm) 0100-0200 R Australia 9660x/Br, 12080x/Br, 0000-0100 WHRI 7315, Su/Mo7385 (LAm) 15160/Sh, 15240/Sh, 15415/Sh, 0000-0100 WHRI 7385 (NAm) 17750x/Sh, 17795/Sh, 0000-0100 World Univ. 13845 (NAm) 17840/Sh (As/Pac) Network 0100-0200 Vo Tajik 7245 (ME) 0000-0100 WWCR 1 6115 (NAm) 0100-0200 WHRI 7385 (NAm) 0000-0100 WWRB 3215, 5050irr (NAm) 7315, Su-Mo (LAm) 0000-0200 CRI 6020/ALB, 9570/ALB (NAm) 5920; Tue-Sa (NAm) 0000-0200 Mighty KBC 9925/N (NAm) 0100-0300 WTWW 12105 (ENAm) TEST 0000-0200 WBCQ 9330 (NAm) 0100-0300 T8WH 17640 (As) 0000-0200 WTWW 9475 (NAm +) 0100-0400 WRNO 7505v (NAm) 0000-0200 WWCR 4 7520, Tue-Sa (NAm) 0100-0400 WWRB 3195, 5050 (NAm) 0000-0230 WINB 9265 (CAm) 0100-0500 R Habana Cuba 6000, 6165 (NAm) 0000-0300 Overcomer 7490/FL (NAm) 0100-0900 WWCR 1 3215 (NAm) Ministry 5015/FL, 7730/FL, 11580/FL 0130-0145 HCA 17760; Fr (As) (LAm) 0130-0200 Myanmar R 6030 (As) 0000-0400 WBCQ 5110 (NAm); Su, Mo 0130-0200 R Tirana 9845; Tue-Sa (NAm) mostly –0200 0140-0200 Vatican R 11730/UZB, 15470/PH (As) 0000-0459 RNZI 15720 (Pac) …………...... 02:00 ………...... 0000-0500 Overcomer 6110/FL; Tue-Sa (NAm) Ministry 0200-0215 Eternal Good 7385/WHRI; Mo (NWAm) 0000-0500 WRMI 9955 (LAm) News 0000-0700 R Vanuatu 7260 (alt: 3945) (Pac) 0200-0230 KJES 7555 (NAm) irr 0000-0900 Vo Guyana 3290v, 5950v# (SAm) 0200-0230 R Thailand 15590 (NAm) 0000-0900 WEWN 11520 (ME/Af) 0200-0300 BBC WS 12095/OM, 15310/TH 0000-1000 World Univ. 6090 (NAm) (AS/ME) Network 0200-0300 CRI 11770/Kash, 13640/Kash 0000-1000 WRMI 5850 (NAm) (CAs/SAs) 27
0200-0300 KBS 9580 (LAm), 9690 (As) 0400-0500 Channel Africa 3345 (SAf) Mo-Fr 0200-0300 R Australia 9660x/Br, 12080x/Br, 0400-0500 DW 7425/RRW, 9470/RRW, 15160/Sh, 15240/Sh, 15415/Sh, 9800/RRW (CAf/WAf) 17750x/Sh, 17795/Sh, 0400-0500 BBC WS 1323/CYP; 17840/Sh (As/Pac) 7360/RSA, 15420/UAE (Af); 0200-0300 RAE 11710 (NAm) (Tue – Sa) 12095/OM; 13660/OM (ME) 0200-0300 WBCQ 7490; Su (NAm) 0400-0500 Overcomer 5015/FL, 7730/FL, 11580/FL 0200-0300 WHRI 5920 (+NAm) Ministry (LAm) 0200-0300 WHRI 7385 (NAm) 0400-0500 R Australia 9660x/Br, 12080x/Br, 7315 (LAm) 15160/Sh, 15240/Sh, 15300/Sh, 0200-0300 WWCR 4 5890; Tue-Sa (NAm) 15415/Sh, 17750/Sh, 0200-0330 R Cairo 9315 (NAm) 17800/Palau, 17840/Sh 0200-0330 R Pilipinas 12010, 15640; 17820 (ME) (As/Pac) 0200-0400 KVOH 9975 (LAm) 0400-0500 TWR Swaziland 3200, 4775 (-0900) Mo-Fr 0200-0400 WBCQ 5110 (Am) (SAf) 9330 –0500 (Am) 0400-0500 VoA 1530/ST (-0430), 4930/BOT, 0200-1400 WTWW 5830 (+NAm, Af) 4960/STP, 6080/STP, 0230-0300 SLBC 11905 (As) 15580/CLN-IRA (Af) 0230-0300 Vo Vietnam 12005/Wof (NAm) 0400-0500 Vo Korea, Py. 7220, 9445, 9730 (SEAs/China) 0245-2245 R 2 Zambia 6165 (SAf) # 11735, 13760, 15180 (Am) 0255-0325 TWR Swaziland 3200; Su (SAf) 0400-0500 WBCQ 5110; Tue-Sa (Am) …………...... 03:00 ……...... 0400-0500 WBCQ 7490; Su (Am) 0400-0600 CRI Beijing 17730/Xi, 17855/Be (CAs) 0300-0330 Vatican R 7360/MDG, 9660 (Af), 13750/Be (EAs) 15460/PH (As) 0400-0800 Overcomer 15190/FL (Af) 0300-0400 BBC WS 12095/OM, 13660/RRW Ministry (ME/CAs) 0400-0800 Overcomer 5890/FL (NAm) 0300-0355 Vo Turkey 9515 (+Am), 6165 (ME) Ministry 0300-0400 Channel Africa 3345, 5980; Mo-Fr 0430-1000 R Nigeria 6090/Abuja (Nigeria) (EAf/CAf/SAf) 0445-0500 Eternal Good 11635/WHRI; Sa (Af) 0300-0400 CRI 9690/Spain, 9790/CUBA News (NAm); 11770/Kash, 0458-0650 RNZI 11725 (Pac/NAm) 15110/Kash (SAs) ……………...... 05:00 ….……...... 0300-0400 R Australia 9660x/Br, 12080/Br, 15160/Sh, 15240/Sh, 15300/Sh, 15415/Sh, 0500-0530 DW 7425/RRW, 9800/RRW 17750x/Sh, 17840/Sh (As/Pac) (-0600), 11800/RRW, 0300-0400 Overcomer 5890/WWCR (NAm) Tue-Sa 12070/RRW (CAf/SAf) Ministry 0500-0530 R Japan 5975/Wof, 11970/F (Af) 0300-0400 Overcomer 5015/FL, 11580/FL (LAm) 0500-0530 Vatican R 11625/MDG, 13765/MDG Ministry (Af) 0300-0400 R Romania Int. 7350, 9645 (NAm W), 0500-0600 BBC WS 3955*/Wof; 3255/RSA, 11825, 15220* (SEAs) 5875/ASC, 6005/ASC, 0300-0400 R Sultanate of 13600 (Af) irr 6190/RSA, 7355/ASC, Oman 11945/RSA, 15420/UAE (Af) 0300-0400 R Taiwan Int. 15320 (As) 0500-0600 BBS, Bhutan 6035 # (SAs) 0300-0400 T8WH 17640; Su-Fr (As) 0500-0600 CRI 11710/ALB; 11895/Kash, 0300-0400 VoA 909/BOT, 1530/ST, 4930/BOT, 15350/Ur, 15465/Kash, 6080/STP, 9885/BOT, 17540/Kash, 17730/Xi, 15580/CLN(Af) 17855/Be (As) 0300-0400 WBCQ 7490 (NAm) Mo-Fr 17505/Kash (ME/Af) 0300-0400 WHRI 5920; Mo-Fr 0500-0600 Overcomer Min. 7730/FL (LAm) 7385 (NAm) 0500-0600 R Australia 9660x/Br, 12080x/Br, 0300-0500 CRI Beijing 15120/Be, 15785/Be (Siberia) 13630/Sh, 15240/Sh, 15300/Sh, 0300-0600 Miraya FM 15560/Moldova (Sudan) +Ar 15415/Sh, 17750/Sh, 21725/Sh 0300-2100 R Uganda 4976 irr (EAf) multi (As/Pac) 0320-0420 IRIB Tehran 11780, 13650 (NAm) 0500-0600 R Habana Cuba 5040 (CAm/Carribean) “Voice of 0500-0600 VoA 909/BOT, 4930/BOT, Justice“ 6080/STP, 15580/BOT (Af) 0330-0300 TWR Swaziland 3200 (SAf) 0600-0600 Vo Korea 13650, 15105 (As) 0330-0345 HCJB 6050 (SAm) 0500-0600 WHRI 11635 (ME) 0330-0400 VoVietnam 6175/WHRI 0500-0700 Channel Africa 7230; Mo-Fr (SAf) …………...... 04:00 ………...... 0500-0700 R Habana Cuba 6000, 6060, 6100, 6165 (NAm/CAm) 0400-0430 WHRI 7385 (NAm) 28
0500-0700 Vo Nigeria 7255# (WAf), 9690# 0600-1200 SIBC 5020 (+Pidgin) (CAf/SAf), 15120 (+ NAf) 0700-1300 NBC Port 4890 (SEAs) # / irr 0500-0800 TWR Swaziland 3200 (Sa/Su); 6120, 9500 (SAf) Moresby 0500-1000 Overcomer 9955/FL (LAm) 0700-1900 R Vanuatu (3945) 7260 (Pac) Ministry 0700-2200 Vo Guayana 3290 (SAm) 0500-2400 Overcomer 5015/FL (LAm) 0730-0830 HCA 15490/Kun (As) Ministry 0730-0830 Vo Africa, Sudan 9505# (Af) 0515-0525 R Rwanda 6055 (EAf) 0759-1258 RNZI 9700 (Pac) 9700, 7330*, 0530-0558 R Romania Int. …...... 08:00 ...... 17760, 21500 (Pac) 0530-0558 Voice of Strait 9505/TWN; Su (EAs) 0800-0855 SARL 7205/RSA, 17660/RSA; Su 0530-0600 R Thailand 17640 (+Af) (Af) ………...... 06:00 …...... 0800-0900 BBS, Bhutan 6035# Su (SAs) 0800-0900 CRI 11620/Xi (EAs), 11895/Kash, 0600-0630 DW 9800/RRW, 15275/RRW, 15350/Kash, 15465/Kash, 15700/RRW, 17800/RRW (Af) 17540/ Kash (ME) 0600-0630 Lao National R 7145 (EAs) 0800-0900 IRRS 9510/ROM 0600-0700 BBC WS 6005/ASC, 6190/RSA, 0800-0900 KBS World 9570 (SEAs 7355/ASC, 9410/ASC, 0800-0900 KNLS 11870 (EAs) 12095/RSA, 13580/MDG, 0800-0900 R Australia 5995/Sh, 7410/Sh, 9475/Sh, 15105/Wof (Af) 9580/Sh, 9710/Sh, 11945/Sh, 0600-0700 Channel Africa 15255: Mo-Fr (SAf) 12080/Br, 15240/Sh (As/Pac) 0600-0700 CRI 11870/Kash, 15140/Kash (ME); 0800-0900 T8HW 9930/Palau; Su-Fr (As) 11710/ALB (NEAf) 0800-0900 Vo Indonesia 9525v (alt: 11785) (As) 0600-0700 R Australia 9660x/Br, 11945/Sh, 0800-0900 WHRI 11565; Mo-Fr (Pac) 12080x/Br, 13630/Sh, 0800-1500 The Mighty KBC 6095/N; Sa/Su 15240x/Sh, 15415/Sh, 0830-2130 ABC N 4835/VL8A Alice Springs, 17750x/Sh, 21725/Sh (As/Pac) Territories 2325/VL8T Tennant Creek, 0600-0700 R Sana’a, Yemen 9780v (ME) irr 2485/VL8K/Katherine (Aus) 0600-0700 VoA 909/BOT, 1530/ST, 6080/STP, 0850-0930 KTWR 15200/GUM; Mo-Fr (Pac) 15580/BOT (Af) …………………...... 09:00 ……………...... 0600-0700 Vo Korea, Py. 7220, 9445, 9730 (NEChina) 0600-0800 CRI 1215/ALB-Flake; 13660/Xi, 0900-0905 R Pakistan 11580, 15800 15350/Kash, 15465/Kash, 0900-0930 Vo Mongolia 12085 (As) 17540/Kash, 17710/Be (As) 0900-1000 CRI 17490/Kash, 17570/Ur, 0600-0800 Overcomer 7365/WHRI 17650/Kash; 11620/Xi, Ministry 15350/Kash, 17750/Kash 0600-1000 Overcomer 3215/WWCR (NAm) (SAs); 13790/Ku (Pac) Ministry 0900-1000 R Australia 5995/Sh#, 9580/Sh, 11945/Sh 0630-0645 Vatican R 15595; Mo-Sa (ME) (As/Pac) 0630-0700 DW 9800/RRW, 15700/RRW (Af) 0900-1000 T8WH 9930/Palau (As) 0630-0700 Myanmar R 9460 (As) 0900-1000 WHRI 11565; Su (Pac) 0630-0700 Vatican R 13765, 15570 (EAf) 0900-1000 WWCR 1 11795 0651-0758 RNZI 11725, 11690* (7330*)(Pac) 0900-1300 WEWN 11520 (As) …………...... 07:00 .……...... 0900-1500 Vo Nigeria 7255# (WAf), 9690 irr (CAf/SAf), 0700-0720 TWR Europe 6105/N, 7400/OE 0900-2200 Vo Guyana 5950 # (SAm) Mo-Fr -0750 0930-1200 IRRS 9510/ROM 5945/W; 0700-0745 Bible Voice Sa/Su ………………...... 10:00 ……………...... 0700-0800 BBC WS 6190/RSA, 9410/RSA, 11770/ASC, 12095/ASC, 1000-1020 KTWR 11840/GUM; Mo-Fr (As) 13580/MDG, 13660/ASC, Sa -1030 17830/RSA (Af) 1000-1030 R Japan 9625 (Pac) 0700-0800 CRI 11895/Kash, 13660/Xi, 1000-1030 Vo Vietnam 9840, 12020 (As) 17480/Kash, 17710/Be, 1000-1030 WWCR 1 15795 17670/Kash; (ME/Af) 1000-1100 AIR 13605/Ban, 15030/Pan, 0700-0800 PBS Xizang 4905, 4920, 5240, 6110, 6130, 13695/Ban, 15410/Ban, Lhasa 6200, 9490, 9580 (As) 17510/Kh, 17895*/Al (Holy Tibet) (SEAs/Aus)¸ 1053/Tuticorin 0700-0800 R Australia 7410/Sh, 9475/Sh, 9660x/Br, (Sri Lanka) 9710/Sh, 11945/Sh, 12080x/Br, 13630/Sh, 15240/Sh (As/Pac) 0700-0900 CRI 13710/ALB, 17490/Kash 0700-1200 Channel Africa 9625 (Af) 29
1000-1100 CRI Beijing 17490/Kash; 11620/Xi, 1200-1300 CRI Beijing 17630/Ur; 1341/Huadu 11635/Be, 13590/Be, 13620/Xi, Guangdong, 5955/Be, 11690/Xi 13720/Xi (EAs); 17750/Kash, (CAs); 684/Dof, 1269/Yun, 15350/Kash, 15525/Ur (SAs), 9600/Ku, 9645/Be, 9730/Ku, 13790/Jin, 15210/Ku (Pac) 11980/Ku (SEAs), 9460/Kash, 1000-1100 KNLS 9655 (EAs) 11650/Ur, 11660/Kash, 1000-1100 R Australia 9580/Sh, 12065/Sh (As/Pac) 13645/Kash (SAs) 9760/Ku, 1000-1100 R Australia 5995/Br, 6150/Sh, 9475/Sh, 11760/Ku (Pac) 9710/Sh, 12080*/Br (As/Pac) 1200-1300 KNLS 7355 (EAs) Sa/Su 1200-1300 R Australia 5995/Br, 6080/Sh, 6140/SNG, 1000-1100 Vo Indonesia 9525v , 11785alt (As) 6150/Sh, 9475/Sh, 9580/Sh, 1000-1100 Vo Korea, Py. 11710, 15180 (CAm/SAm); 12065/Sh, 12085/Sh (As/Pac) 11735, 13650 (SEAs) 1200-1300 WHRI 11880; Su-Fr (NAm) 1000-1200 Overcomer 11565/FL (Pac) 1200-1400 Overcomer 9980/WWCR; Mo-Fr (NAm) Ministry Ministry 1000-1200 WHRI 7385; Sa/Su (NAm) 1200-1400 T8WH 9930; Sa/Su (As) 1000-1200 WHRI 11565 (Pac) 1200-1500 World Univ. 13845; Sa/Su (NAm) 1000-1225 BSKSA 15250 (Af) Network 1000-1400 WRMI 9955 (NAm) 1200-1500 WWCR 2 7490 (Af) 1000-2200 Caribbean 11775 (NAm/CAm) 1200-1800 WWCR 3 13845; Mo-Fr (NAm) Beacon/ World 1200-2100 WWCR 15825 Univ. Netw. 1205-1230 R Prague 9955/FL (NAm) 1030-1045 R Ethopia 9705v (EAf) irr. 1215-1330 R Cairo 17870 (SAs) 1020-1120 IRIB Tehran 17640, 17820 (SAs/Pac) 1230-1245 Eternal Good 9930/Palau; Su (As) 1030-1115 WWCR 1 15795 ; multi News ……………………...... 11:00 .………………...... 1230-1300 Bangladesh Betar 15105 (SEAs) 1230-1300 R Thailand 9390 (SEAs/Pac) 1100-1105 R Pakistan 15730, 17730 (As) 1230-1300 Vo Vietnam 9840, 12020 (SEAs) 1100-1130 Bible Voice 21480/MDG; Su (SAs) 1230-1325 VoTurkey 15450 (As) 1100-1130 T8WH 9930;Su (As) 1230-1330 KBS 6095 (EAs) 1100-1130 Vo Vietnam 1242, 7285 (SEAs) 1230-1330 PCJ R 13720/CLN-TR; Su (alt:?) (As) 1100-1200 BBC WS 6195/SNG, 9740/SNG, 1230-1500 WINB 9265; Sa/Su (SAm) 15285/SNG, 17760/TH 1259-1550 RNZI 6170 (Pac) (As/SEAs); ………...... 13:00 .…...... 1100-1200 CRI Beijing 1269/Yun; 5955/Be, 11650/Ur, 11660/Kash, 11795/Kash, 1300-1400 BBC WS 5875/TH, 6195/SNG, 13720/Xi, 13590/Be, 9740/SNG, 15310/TH, 15660/Kash (SAs) 17790/OM (As) 1100-1200 Overcomer 5890/WWCR; Mo-Fr (NAm) 1300-1400 CRI Beijing 13610/Kash, 17630/Ur; Ministry 13590/CUBA (NAm); 9870/Xi 1100-1200 R Australia 5995/Sh, 6020/Sh, 6140/SNG, (CAs), 5955/Be, 9730/Be, 6150/Sh, 9475/Sh, 9580/Sh, 9765/Xi, 11980/Xi, 12065/Sh, 12080/Br (As/Pac) 13755/Kash (SEAs), 1100-1200 R Romania Int 15130, 17680; 15400, 17670 11660/Kash (SAs) (Af) 1300-1400 CRI 9760/Ku, 11760/Ku (Aus/SPac) 1100-1200 R Taiwan Int. 7445 (SEAs) 1300-1400 KBS World 9570 (SAs) 1100-1300 CRI Beijing 13650/ALB; 17490/Kash; 1300-1400 KBS World 15575 (NAm) 11660/Kash, 13645/Kash (SAs) 1300-1400 R Australia 5940/Sh, 5995/Br, 6150/Sh, 1115-1130 HCA 11700/Kun; Tue-Fr (As) 9475/Sh, 9580/Sh, 9965/Palau, 1115-1145 WWCR 1 15795; Sa, Su 12065/Sh, 12085/Sh (As/Pac) 1115-1130 Eternal Good 21480/MDG; Su (As) 1300-1400 Vo Indonesia 9525 (11785alt) (As/Pac) News 1300-1400 Vo Korea, Py. 13760, 15245; 1130-1145 Eternal Good 15525/UAE; Fr (As) 9435, 11710 (NAm) News 1300-1400 Vo Tajik 7245 (As) 1130-1145 HCA 11700/Kun; Sa-Mo (As) 1300-1400 WHRI 9840; Sa/Su (NAm) 1130-1155 Vatican R 17590, 21560 (As) 1300-1400 WHRI 17760; Su 1130-1200 T8WH 9930; Su (As) 1300-1500 KJES 11715 (NAm) 1130-1200 Vo Vietnam 9840, 12020 (As) 1300-2100 Overcomer Min. 15770 1145-1200 WWCR 1 11795 1300-2400 Overcomer 9370/WWRB (NAm) ………………...... 12:00 ….………...... Ministry 1300-2400 WEWN 15610 (+ME) 1200-1230 R Japan 11740/SNG (As) 1300-2400 World Univ. 9370 (NAm) 1200-1300 BBC WS 5875/TH, 6195/SNG, Network 9740/SNG, 11750/TH (As) 30
1315-1400 China National 3985, 6065, 6090, 6155, 7140, 1500-1528 Vo Vietnam 7285, 9840, 12020 (As/Af) R 2 7150, 7315, 7335, 7375, 9515, 1500-1600 BBC WS 12095/RSA, 21660/ASC (Af); 9620, 9730, 9755, 9775, 9820, 5845*/TH, 7465/TH, 11740 (English lessons)(China) 11890/SNG (As) 1330-1345 HCA 11595; Fr (As) 9410/OM, 11675/OM (ME) 1330-1400 Vo Vietnam 9840, 12020 (As) 1500-1600 Channel Africa 9625; Mo-Fr (Af) 1330-1430 Shiokaze 5985/YAM; Fr (EAs) 1500-1600 CRI Beijing 13640/Kash, 15245/Kash alt: 5910/6020/6120/6135/6175 1500-1600 CRI Beijing 1323/Lhasa, 5955/Be, 7325/Be, 1330-1500 AIR 9690/Ban, 11620/Kh, 7395/Ur, 9800/Jin, 9870/Ur, 13710/Ban (SEAs) 9880/Nn (As); 6095/Kash, ………………...... 14:00 .…………...... 9720/Ur (ME); 11610/ (Af) 15355/Cuba (NAm) 1400-1415 PAB 15205/F; Su (As) 1500-1600 KNLS 9920 (EAs) 1400-1425 KTWR 15190/GUM; Mo, Tue, Fr (As) 1500-1600 R Australia 5940/Sh, (5995/Sh), 6150/Sh, 1400-1430 KTWR 15190/GUM; Th (As) 9475/Sh, 9850/Sh, 9965/Palau, So, Wed -1435 11880/Sh (1530-), 12065/Sh (- 1400-1430 R Japan 11705/Palau (SEAs); 1530), 12085/Sh (As/Pac) 15735/UZB (SWAs) 1500-1600 VoA 4930/BOT, 6080/STP, 1400-1430 R Thailand 9390 (SEAs/Pac) 15580/BOT, 17895/BOT (Af) 1400-1500 BBC WS 5845*/TH, 5875/TH, 1500-1600 Vo Korea (Py) 13760, 15245; 6195/SNG, 9740/SNG, 9435, 11710 (NAm) 11890/TH, 15310/OM (As) 1500-1600 Vo Nigeria 9690 (WAf), 15120 (+ NAf), 1400-1500 BBS, Bhutan 6035 (SAs) # 17800## (CAf/SAf) 1400-1500 CRI Beijing 13710/Kash, 17630/Ur 1500-1600 WHRI 1 21600 Sa/Su (Af) 1400-1500 CRI Beijing 11665/Xi (ME), 5955/Be, 1500-1700 BBC WS 9410/OM, 11675/OM (ME) 11675/Ur, 11765/Ur (SAs); 1500-1700 World Univ. 13845; Mo-Fr (NAm) 1422/Kash, 9870/Xi, 9765/Xi Network (CAs); 13740/CUBA (Am) 1500-1700 WWCR 3 13845; Su (NAm) 1400-1500 KBS World 9640 (SEAs) 1500-1900 WINB 9265; Sa/Su (LAm) 1400-1500 R Australia 5940/Sh, (5995/Sh), 6150/Sh, 1500-2100 WWCR 2 12160 (Af) 9475/Sh, 9580/Sh, 9965/Palau, 1500-2230 Reflections 3910/Eire, 6295/Eire, 12065/Sh, 12085/Sh (As/Pac) Europe 12225/Eire # ; Su 1400-1500 R Sultanate of 15140 (As) 1520-1620 IRIB Tehran 11620, 13780 (SEAs) Oman 1530-1545 AIR 9910/Kh, 11740/Ban (As) 1400-1500 VoA 4930/BOT, 6080/STP, 1530-1545 Bangladesh Betar 4750 irr (As) 15580/STP (Af) 1530-1550 Vatican R 11850/UZB, 15110/PH, 17500* 1400-1500 WHRI Angel 1 9840; Su (NAm) (Su-Fr) (As) 1400-1500 WHRI Angel 1 21600; Su (Af) 1530-1600 AWR /KSDA 15670/N; Sa-Wed (CAs/SAs) 1400-1530 HCA 15450 (As) 1530-1600 PBS Xizang 4905, 4920, 5240, 6110, 6130, 1400-1600 Overcomer 13810/F/N (ME) Lhasa 6200, 7255, 7385 (CAs) Ministry (Holy Tibet) 1400-1600 CRI 13685/Mali, 17630/Mali (Af) 1530-1600 Vo Mongolia 12015 (12085) (As) 1400-1700 Overvomer 15420/WBCQ (Am) 1530-1600 Vatican R 11850/UZB, 15110/PH, 17500* Ministry Sa (As) 1400-2000 R Africa 17790/WWCR (Af) 1530-1630 Myanmar R 5985v (EAs) 1400-2100 Overvomer 9955/FL (Am) 1530-1630 SLBC 11905/CLN-TRM (As) Ministry 1530-1915 R Tanzania 11735 (Af) 1400-2200 WJHR 15550/ssb (NAm) irr 1551-1750 RNZI 9700, 7330* (Pac) 1400-2300 Overcomer Min 9980/WWCR (NAm) …………...... 16:00 ………...... 1400-2300 Overcomer Min 9930/WWTW (NAm) 1400-2400 WTWW 9475 (+NAm) 1600-1615 R Pakistan 7510 1415-1430 R Vientiane 6145 (EAs) 1600-1628 Vo Vietnam 7220, 7280, 9550, 9730 (Af/As) 1415-1430 Bible Voice 15205/F; Su (As) 1600-1630 AWR 11995/CLN-TRM 1430-1445 Bible Voice 15205/F; Sa (As) 1600-1630 AWR /KSDA 15670/GUM (SAs) 1430-1500 Bible Voice 17495/F; Sa (As) 1600-1630 T8WH 9905/Palau; Sa (As) 1430-1500 China Business R 6155/Be (As) 1600-1655 PBS Xizang 4905, 4920, 5240, 6110, 6130, CNR 2 Lhasa (Holy 6200, 7125, 7385 1430-1500 HCA 11590 (As) Tibet) (EAs) (Mo-Sa) 1430-1500 Lao National R 6130 (EAs) 1600-1700 BBC WS 3255/RSA, 6190/RSA, 1430-1500 Myanmar R 6165 (As) 12095/RSA, 17640/ASC, 1430-1500 T8WH 11600; Sa/Su (As) 17830/ASC, 21660/ASC (Af) ……...... 15:00 .…...... 5845*/TH, 7565/TH, 9410/TH(As) 1500-1525 Vo Strait 4940/TWN (EAs) 31
1600-1700 CRI Beijing 11940/Kash, 11965/Kash, 1730-1800 VoA 4930/BOT, 5940/BOT, 13760/Kash; 9570/Ku, 15455/CLN; Mo-Thu (SAf) 11900/Jin, 15250/Kash 1730-1800 VoA 6080/RSA, 11845/VAT, (NAf/ME); 1323/Lhasa, 15580/BOT, 17895/Gr (Af) 6060/Ku, 6175/Nn, 7235/Ur, 1730-1830 Vo Africa, Sudan 9505 (EAf) irr 9880/Nn (As) 1730-1930 R Pilipinas 9825, 12120, 15190 (As) 1600-1700 KBS World 9515; 9640 (As) 1745-1800 Eternal God 21600/WHRI; Sa (Af) 1600-1700 R Australia 5940/Sh, 5995/Sh, 9475/Sh, News 9540/SNG (-1630), 9850/Sh, 1745-1815 Bangladesh Betar (13860) 13580 (+ME) 11880/Sh, 12085/Sh (As/Pac) (Voice of Islam) 1600-1700 R Taiwan Int. 6180, 15485/F (SAs) 1745-1945 AIR 7550/Ban, 9550*/Kh, 1600-1700 Shiokaze 6090/Japan; Fr (EAs) 11670/Ban; 9445/Kh, 1600-1700 VoA 909/BOT, 4930/BOT, 11935/Mu, 17670/Kh (EAf) 6080/STP, 15580/BOT (Af) 11580/Ban, 13695/Al (NWAf) 1600-1700 Vo Ethiopia 9560v # (Af) 1745-2045 TWR Swaziland 3200 (SAf) 1600-1700 Vo Korea, Py. 9890, 11645 (ME/NAf) 1746-1835 RNZI 9700, 7330* (Pac) 1600-1800 R Cairo 15345 (CAf/SAf) ……...... 18:00 ...... 1600-1800 WHRI 1 9840¸Su (NAm); 21600 (Af) 1615-1630 Vatican R 15595 (ME) 1800-1830 NHK 9755/RSA (Af) 1630-1700 AWR (KSDA) 15360/GUM; Mo, Wed, Fr 1800-1830 VoA 909/BOT, 4930/BOT (Sa/Su), (SAs) 6080/STP, 15580/BOT; 1630-1700 VoA 11995/Lam, 13870/F; Mo-Fr 17785/Gr (Af) (Af) 1800-1900 BBC WS 3255/RSA, 6190/RSA, 1630-1725 Vo Turkey 15520 (As) 7445/MDG, 9410/UAE, 1630-1730 SARL 3230, Mo (SAf) 11810/ASC, 13660/Wof, …...... 17:00 ...... 15400/ASC (Af) 1800-1900 Bible Voice 6130/N; Su 1700-1715 Eternal Good 15215/OE; Sa (ME) 1800-1900 CRI Beijing 6175/Be, 9600/Be, News 13760/Kash; 1700-1728 VoVietnam 9625/OE 1800-1900 IRRS 7290/ROM 1700-1730 VoA 6080/RSA, 11845/VAT, 1800-1900 KBS World 7275 15580/BOT, 17895/CLN-IRA 1800-1900 Overcomer 17610/WHRI (NAm) (Af) Ministry 1700-1800 BBC WS 3255/RSA, 6190/RSA, 1800-1900 RAE 9690, 15345 ; Mo-Fr 7445/MDG, 9410/UAE, 1800-1900 R Australia 6080/Sh, 9475/Sh, 9580/Sh, 15400/ASC, 17780/ASC, 9710/Sh, 9820/Sh, 11880/Sh 17830/ASC (Af); 5845*/TH (As/Pac) (As); 1800-1900 R Omdurman 9505# 1700-1800 Channel Africa 15235 (Af) 1800-1900 R Taiwan Int. 6155/F (3965/F) 1700-1800 CRI Beijing 12015/Be, 12025/, 13570/Xi, 1800-1900 RYR Sana’a 6135 (ME) irr 13760/Kash; 1800-1900 Vo Korea (Py) 13760, 15245 9570/Ku, 11900/Jin (Af) 1800-1900 TWR Africa 9500 (SAf) 1323/Lhasa, 6090/Ku, 1800-1900 WHRI 9840 (NAm) 6140/Kash, 6175/Nn, 7235/Be, 1800-2000 Vo Nigeria 7255 irr (WAf), 7410/Kash, 7420/Kash, 15120 irr (+ NAf) 9880/Nn (As); 6165/Be, 1800-2000 WHRI 21600; Sa/Su (NAm) 7265/Ku (ME) 1800-2100 Overcomer 7730/WWCR 1700-1800 Overcomer 13590/OE; Sa (NAf) Ministry Ministries 1800-2100 Overcomer 21600/WHRI (Af) 1700-1800 R Australia (5995/Sh), 6150/Sh, 9475/Sh, Ministry 9820/Sh, 9580/Sh, 9820/Sh, 1800-2100 R Kuwait 15540 (+NAm) 11880/Sh, 12085/Sh (-1730) 1810-1820 VoA 5940/BOT, 15455/CLN-Ira (As/Pac) (Af) 1700-1800 R Romania Int. 9540*, 11810 1815-1830 Bible Voice 9430/OE; Su (ME) 1700-1800 R Taiwan Int 15690/F (Af) 1815-1830 Eternal Good 11855/N; Su (WAs) 1700-1800 Vo Tajik 7245 (ME/CAs) News 1700-1900 BBC WS 6195/OM, 7375/OM (ME) 1815-1900 WINB 9265; Mo, Wed (LAm) 1700-2100 WBCQ 15420 (Am) 1830-1845 Eternal Good 6130/N; Sa (EEu) 1700-2400 World University 13845 (NAm) News Netword 1830-1900 AWR 11840/RSA (Af) 1715-1900 Bible Voice 15215/OE; Sa/Su (ME) 1830-1900 Int. R Serbia 6100 1720-1740 VoA 4930/BOT, 5940/BOT, 1830-1900 VoA 909/BOT, 4930/BOT, 15455/CLN; Fr-Su (SAf) 6080/STP, 15580/BOT (Af) 1730-1800 Vatican R 11625, 13765, 15570 (Af) 1830-1925 Vo Turkey 9785 32
1845-1900 R Congo, 6115 irr; Sa, Su 2000-2100 VoA 1530/ST, 4930/BOT, 4940/ST Brazzaville (Sa/Su 2030-), 6080/BOT, 1851-2150 RNZI 11725, 11690* (Pac) 15580/BOT (AF) …...... 19:00 ...... 2000-2100 WBCQ 7490; Mo-Fr (NAm) 2000-2300 R Africa 15190 (Af) 1900-1915 R Congo, 6115 irr; Mo-Thu 2000-2400 R Vanuatu 7260 (Pac) Brazzaville 2000-2400 WWCR 2 9350 (Af) 1900-1928 Vo Vietnam 7280, 9730 (+As) 2020-2200 R Belarus 7255, 11730 1900-1930 DW 11800/RRW; 11865/RRW, 2030-2045 R Thailand 9390 15275/RRW (EAf) 2030-2056 R Romania Int. 9800*, 11975; 1900-2000 BBC WS 3255/RSA, 6190/RSA, 15170, 17510 (NAm) 7445/MDG, 9410/UAE, 2030-2100 Vo Vietnam 7220, 7280, 9550, 9730 11810/ASC, 13660/Wof, (Af/EAs) 15400/ASC (Af) 2030-2120 VoTurkey 7205 (As/Aus) 1900-2000 CRI 7295/Kash, 9440/Ku (Af/ME) 2030-2400 VoA 1296/Kabul, 7560/KWT 1900-2000 R Australia 6080/Sh, 9580/Sh, 9710/Sh, (Afghanistan) 9820/Sh, 11660/Sh, 11880/Sh 2030-2230 AIR 7550/Ban, 9445/Ban, (As/Pac) 9950*/Kh, 11670/Ban; 1900-2000 REE 9665, 11615; Mo-Fr (Af) 9910/Al, 11620*/Ban, 1900-2000 RHC 11760 (LAm) 11740/Kh, 12025/Kh (Aus/Pac) 9390 1900-2000 R Thailand …...... 21:00 ...... 1900-2000 VoA 1530/STP, 4930/BOT, 6080/BOT, 9850/VAT (-1930), 2100-2115 Eternal Good 15530/WHRI (WEu) 15580/BOT (Af) News 1900-2000 Vo Indonesia 9525v (11785alt) 2100-2128 CRI 11640/Mali, 13630/Mali 1900-2000 Vo Korea, Py 7210, 11910 (SAf); 9875, (EAf/SAf) 11735 (ME/NAf) 2100-2130 AWR 11955/OE (WAf) 1900-2000 WBCQ 7490; Tue (Am) 2100-2130 Int. R Serbia 6100 1900-2030 R Cairo 15290(WAf) 2100-2130 KBS 3955/Wof 1900-2200 NBC Port 4890 (SEAs) irr 2100-2130 WBCQ 7490; Su/Mo/Fr (NAm) Moresby 2100-2200 BBC WS 9915/ASC, 11810/ASC, 1900-2200 SIBC 5020v (+Pidgin) 12095/ASC (Af) 1900-2400 WINB 9265 (LAm) 2100-2200 CRI 1440/LUX, 7415/Kash, 1920-2028 IRIB Tehran 7315, 9400, 9715, 11885 (SAf) 9600/Kash; 7205/Xi, 7325/Be 1930-1958 DW 11865/RRW, 15275/RRW (Af) (EAf) 2100-2200 DW 9655/RRW, 11800/RRW, 1930-2000 Int. R Serbia 6100 11865/RRW (Af) 1930-2000 PAB 9515/N ; Su (ME/Af) 2100-2200 R Australia 9660/Br, 11650/Sh, 11695/Sh, 1930-2000 VoA 4930/BOT, 6080/BOT, 12080/Br, 13630/Sh, 15415/Sh, 15580/BOT (Af) 15515/Sh, 17860/Sh (As/Pac) 1930-2025 RTE 5820/RSA (Af) 2100-2200 R Damascus 9330#, 12085 # 1951-2150 RNZI 11725, 15720* (Pac) 2100-2200 REE 9650; Sa/Su ……...... 20:00 ...... 2100-2200 VoA 1530/STP, 6080/STP, 15580/BOT (AF) 2000-2020 R Belarus 7255, 11730 (Tue/Wed/Fr) 2100-2200 Overcomer 9955/FL (LAm), 2000-2030 R Tirana 7465; (Mo-Sa) Ministry 2000-2030 Vatican R 13765, 15570 (Af) 2100-2200 Vo Korea, Py. 13760, 15245 2000-2030 WHRI 21600; Sa (NAm) 2100-2200 WHRI 1 15530; Su (+NAm) 2000-2100 BBC WS 9915/Wof, 11810/ASC, 2100-2200 WWCR 1 15825; Sa/Su 12095/ASC (Af) 2100-2200 WRMI 9955; Sa/Su (LAm) 2000-2100 CRI Beijing 5960/ALB, 7285/ALB, 2100-0100 WWRB 3215 (NAm) irr 7415/Kash, 9600/Kash; 2115-2245 R Cairo 9895 5985/Be, 7295/Ur, 9440/Ku, 2130-0830 ABC NTS 4835/VL8A, 4910/VL8T, 11640/Mali, 13630/Mali 5025/VL8K (Aus) (ME/WAf/NAf) 2130-2300 WBCQ 7490; Su-Fr (Am) 2000-2100 DW 9655/RRW, 11800/RRW, 2151-0458 RNZI 15720 (Pac) 11865/RRW (CAf/SAf) …...... 22:00 ...... 2000-2100 WWCR 4 9980; Mo-Fr (NAm) 2000-2100 R Australia 6080/Sh (-2030), 9580/Sh, 2200-2230 KBS 11810 9820/Sh (-2030), 11650/Sh, 2200-2250 VoTurkey 9830 (+NAm) 11660/Sh, 11695/Sh (2030-), 2200-2300 CRI Beijing 1440/Lux; 9590/Be (EAs) 12080/Br, 15415/Sh (2030-), 2200-2300 Overcomer 7730/FL, 9690/FL (LAm) 15515/Sh (As/Pac) Ministry 33
2200-2300 Overcomer 9840/WHRI; Su-Fr (NAm) Sendezeiten in UTC = Ministry Mitteleuropäische Sommerzeit (MESZ) – 2 Stunden 2200-2300 R Australia 9660/Sh, 9855/UAE, Time of transmissions in UTC = MEST minus 2 hours 9900/UAE, 12080/Br, 11695/Sh, 13630/Sh, 15240/Sh, Abkürzungen/Abreviations: 15415/Sh, 15515/Sh, 17860/Sh (As/Pac) bei Station / with name of station: 2200-2300 RHC 11880 (Af) Int. = International, R = Radio, Vo = Voice of 2200-2300 RN Angola 4950#, 7217v (SAf) Location of transmitters with QRG / 2200-2300 R Romania Int. 7430, 9765; Senderstandorte bei Frequenz: 9790, 11940 (NAm) 2200-2300 WBCQ 9330; Mo-Fr (Am) ALB = Albania, Be = Beijing, Ben = Bengaluru (Bangalore), 2200-2300 WHRI 11775; Sa/Su (NAm) BIH = Bosnia-Herzegowina, BOT = Botswana, Br = 2200-2300 WHRI 17610; Fr (NAm) Brandon/AUS, CLN-Ira = Iranawila/CLN, CLN-TRM = 2200-2400 Vo Guyana 3290v (SAm) # Trincomalee/CLN, Du = Dushanbe/TJK, ERV = Erivan 2200-2400 World University 13845; Mo-Fr (NAm) /Armenia, F = Issoudun/France, FL = Okeechobee Florida Network /USA, Gr = Greenville/USA, Jin = Jinhua/CHN, Kash = 2200-2400 Overcomer 7570/FL (NAm) Kashhgar/ CHN, KOR = South Korea, Ku = Kunming / Ministry China, Kun = Kununurra /AUS, KWT = Kuwait, Lam = 2200-2400 Overcomer 9955/FL, 11565/FL (NAm) Lampertheim/D, LTU = Lithuania, MDG = Talata/ Ministry Madagascar, MDA = Moldavia/Kichinew, MRA = Northern 2200-2400 WWCR 1 6115 (NAm) Marianas, N = Nauen/D, ROM = Romania, RRW = 2200-2400 WRMI 5850, 7455 (NAm) Ruanda, RSA = Meyerton /South Africa, Sh = Shepparton 2200-0600 SIBC 9545 (+Pidgin) /AUS, SNG = Singapur, STP = Sao Tomé, SWZ = Swazi- 2200-1000 World University 6090 (Am) land, TH = Nakhon Sawan/Thailand, TWN = Taiwan, UAE Network = Al Dhabbaya/ United Arab Emirates, Ur = Urumchi 2230-2300 PBS Xizang 4905, 4920, 5240, 6110, 6130, /CHN, UZB = Usbekistan, VAT = Vatican, Wee = Weener- Lhasa 6200, 7255, 7385 (EAs) moor/D, Wof = Woofferton/GB, Xi = Xian/Cina, Ya = (Holy Tibet) Yamata /Japan. 2230-2400 Life-FM/HCJB 3995/Wee, 7365/Wee) Within round brackets target areas as known / In runden 2230-2400 NBC Port 9675 (SEAs) ## Klammern die Zielgebiete, soweit bekannt. Moresby special events only Af = Africa, Am -= America, As = Asien, Aus = Australien; 2245-0045 AIR Delhi 9690/Ben, 9705/P, 11645*/Kh Pac = Pacific Region, C = Central, E = East, Eu = Europe, LAm (EAs/SEAs) 11710/Kh, = Latin America, N = North, S = South, W = West, ME = 13605*/Ban (NEAs) Middle East ……...... 23:00 ...... multi = multi language program / mehrsprachig
2300-2400 BBC WS 5875/TH, 6195/SNG, Technical hint with QRG / Technischer Hinweis bei Frequenz: 9740/SNG, 9890/TH, (*) = Digital Radio broadcast (DRM) 11850/SNG, 12010/TH (As) /USB = upper sideband /oberes Seitenband, 7350/Kash 2300-2400 CRI ; 5915/Kash, /LSB = lower sideband / unteres Seitenband, 7410/Kash (SAs); 11690/Be, (alt QRG) = alternative frequency / alternative Frequenz / 11790/Xi, 11955/Ku (SEAs); irr = irregular / nicht regelmäßig 5990/CUBA (Caribbean) v = variable/variabel 2300-2400 Overcomer Min. 7730/FL (LAm) # = mostly difficult to hear, possible transmitter break-down/off 2300-2400 R Australia 9660/Br, 9855/UAE, 11695/Sh / meist schwieriger Empfang, eventuell Senderausfall –2330), 12080/Br, 15240/Sh, ## = Sender derzeit inaktiv bzw. sind nicht bestätigt in A14 / 15415/Sh, 17750/Sh (2330-), broadcaster inactiv and / or not verified in A14 17795/Sh, 17860/Sh, 19000/Sh (As/Pac) Some transmissions may be heard as well outside the target 2300-2400 RHC 5040 (LAm); 11880 (Af) areas. This listing may be not complete, all statements without 2300-2400 WBCQ 7490; Su-Fr any obligations. Changes may occur within short due to 5110; Fr/Sa (Am) interference, propagation etc./ Die Auflistung erhebt keinen 2300-2400 WBCQ 9330 (Am) Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit, alle Angaben erfolgen ohne 2300-2400 WRMI 9955 (LAm) Gewähr. Kurzfristig sind Änderungen möglich, um z.B. 2300-0500 WHRI 1 7315 (CAm/SAm) störenden Stationen auszuweichen, aufgrund schlechter 2300-0030 R Cairo 9965 (11510alt)(NAm) Ausbreitungsbedingungen, usw. 2330-2400 Vo Vietnam 9840, 12020 (As) 2345-2400 Eternal Good 7315/WHRI , Su (CAm) Period A14 will last until end of October, 2014 / News Sendeperiode A14 dauert bis Ende Oktober 2014...... Editor: Walter Eibl, e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] 34 DX LOGBOOK Logs around the clock
by Ashok Kumar Bose, Unit # 28, 7035, Rexwood Road, Mississauga, ON, L4T 4M6, Canada E-Mail: [email protected]
MEDIUMWAVE BAND
Frequency UTC SIO ITU Radio Station Language Programme Details Date Rep.
1503.0 0530 111 G Premier Gold, Cardiff English British Red Cross Training 0307 MF 1521.0 0430 111 G Golden First Aid Radio, Cardiff English First Aid + car traffic 0407 MF 1521.0 0440 111 G Golden Hospital Radio, Cardiff English Ambulance car crew 0407 MF 1530.0 2250 211 G Yewish Premier Radio, Cardiff English What is Yewish 0507 MF 1539.0 2320 111 G Israel Premier Radio, Cardiff English PLO, Gaza 0507 MF 1566.0 2120 222 G Holy Church of Baptist, Swansea English Praise of God 0707 MF 1566.0 2300 111 G Amateur DXers Radio, Cardiff English BBC-Listeners Radio 0507 MF 1575.0 2325 111 G Muslim Premier Radio, Cardiff English Praise to Allah 0307 MF 1584.0 2340 111 G Jehowa Premier Radio, Cardiff English Jehowa is our God 0307 MF 1602.0 2330 222 G Premier Fashion Radio, Cardiff English Hairdress art 0307 MF
SHORTWAVE BANDS
Frequency UTC SIO ITU Radio Station Language Programme Details Date Rep.
33200 2145 222 AFS Radio Sonder Grense Afrikaans Music, Announcements 2106 HD
3905.0 2122 444 HOL Radio Alice English Music,ID,Weather 2106 HD 3995.0 2116 433 D HCJB German DX Tips 1406 HD 4015.0 2114 433 IRL Laser Hot Hits English Music,ID, Weather 1306 HD 4319usb 2036 232 DGA AFRTS Diego Garcia English Report 2507 HD
4765.0 2257 333 TJK Tajik Radio 1 Vernacular Music,Reports 0208 HD 4780.0 2140 333 DJI Radio Djibouti Arabic Msuic,Report 2706 HD 4835.0 2106 242 AUS ABC English Talks,Music 1807 HD 4875.0 2247 242 B Radiodifusora Roraima Portugese Music,ID,Talks 0407 HD 4885.0 2206 242 B Radio Clube do Para Portugese Talks,Announcements 1807 HD 4915.0 2306 242 B Radio Daqui Portugese Music,Talks 0208 HD 4976.0 2055 242 UGA Radio Uganada English Music,ID,News 0108 HD 4985.0 2221 232 B Radio Brasil Central Portugese Music, Announcements 0407 HD 5025.0 0520 343 CUB Radio Rebelde Spanish Msuic,Announcements,ID 2207 HD 5066.3 1947 242 COD Radio candip French Reports,Talk,Sign off 0908 HD
5850.0 0200 444 USA Trunews via WRMI relay English Talks 2307 PH 5875.0 2130 554 G BBC World Service English ID, Antartic Midwinter 2106 HD 5915.0 2107 222 ZMB Zambia NBC Radio Vernacular Talks,Music 1907 HD 5920.0 0000 444 USA WHRI English Talks 1707 PH 5940.0 2156 342 B Radio Voz Missionaria Portugese Music,ID, Announcements 1306 HD 5952.5 2330 222 BOL Emisora Pio XII Spanish Music, Announcements 0407 HD 5985.8 2304 333 BRM Padauk Myay Radio Vernacular Sign On,Hymns, ID,Music 0407 HD 5995.0 2117 222 MLI RTV Mali French Report 1907 HD 35 6005.0 0845 443 D Atlantic 2000 Intl. French ID,Music, Sign off 1008 HD 6010.0 0130 111 BHR Radio Bahrain English Middle East News 1107 MF 6100.0 0610 221 LBR Radio Liberia English Liberian border war 1007 MF 6110.0 2046 332 ETH Radio Fana Vernacular Music,Anncts.,Talks 2507 HD 6130.0 2247 242 LAO Lao national radio Vernacular Local Music,Reports 0808 HD 6150.0 2103 443 D Europa 24 German ID,News in English,Dutch 0108 HD 6170.0 2124 232 FIN Scandanavian Weekend R. English Annnouncements, Music 0606 HD 6170.0 1333 543 NZL Radio New Zealand Intl. Englisg Down Memory lane 65 yrs. 0408 RL 6180.0 0100 333 B Radio Nac. De Amazonia Portugese Talks 1404 PH 6185.0 0322 232 MEX Radio Educacion Spanish Music,ID,News 0108 HD 6220.0 2156 222 HOL Flying Dutchman English Announcements, Music 2106 HD 6220.5 2156 333 I Radio Tango Intl. Italian Music, Announcements 0606 HD 6225.0 2205 333 G Radio City English ID,Music 2106 HD 6240.0 2231 422 DGA Radio Marabu German Music,ID in English/Dutch 0808 HD 6290.0 2158 333 HOL Radio Ronalisa Dutch Music,ID, Sign Off 0606 HD
7195.0 0630 111 UGA Radio Uganda English Illegal elephant war 1007 MF 7215.0 2100 111 AGL Radio Nacional Angola English Sex Tourism 1007 MF 7250.0 1750 131 BGD Voice of Islam English Program 1207 MF 7280.0 1900 111 VTN Voice of Vietnam English Hamas & ME Politics 1607 MF 7315.0 2300 333 USA WHRI English Sign off 1507 PH 7350.0 0322 553 ROU Radio Romania Intl. English New names on the cover 2207 RL 7365.0 0800 444 USA OCM English Talks,Sign off 2706 PH 7385.0 0100 333 USA WHRI English Songs 2807 PH 7445.0 1800 444 MDG BBC WS relay English Focus on Africa 1707 PH 7505.0 0200 333 USA WRNO English Talks 0407 PH 7520.0 0000 333 USA WWCR English Talks 2307 PH 7550.0 2045 444 IND AIR English Talks 0807 PH 7730.0 0100 333 USA OCM English Talks 2607 PH
9265.0 0000 444 USA WINB English Talks 0107 PH 9350.0 2300 232 USA WWCR English Talks 0907 PH 9390.0 2030 444 THA Radio Thailand English News 1007 PH 9435.0 1605 211 TWN Voice of Taiwan English World Cup Football 1307 MF 9445.0 2045 555 IND AIR English Indian songs 0407 PH 9480.0 0100 444 USA WTWW English Scripture’s America Talks 2907 PH 9510.0 1000 333 ROM IRRS English Gospel 2707 PH 9515.0 1620 122 KOR KBS World English World Cup Football 1307 MF 9540.0 1730 444 ROU Radio Romania Intl. English Listeners Letterbox 1007 PH 9625.0 1700 333 AUT Voice of Vietnam relay English News 1007 PH 9630.0 2159 444 B Radio Aparecida Portugese Music ID,News 0808 HD 9665.0 0000 444 E REE English Competition 1407 PH 9700.0 1138 543 NZL Radio New Zealand Intl. English Down memory lane 65 yrs. 0408 RL 9710.0 0900 333 AUS Radio Australia English Songs 0607 PH 9715.0 1800 444 IRN VOIRI English Talks 2706 PH 9730.0 2030 444 VTN Voice of Vietnam English Songs 1907 PH 9755.0 1800 232 AFS Radio Japan English Interference 1007 PH 9835.0 1959 232 MLA RTM,Sarawak FM Malay Pop Music,Anncts. 0508 HD 9845.0 0800 322 D Atlantic 2000 Intl., French ID,Music, Jingle 0806 HD 9895.0 0115 233 USA WHRI English Songs 2107 PH 9955.0 0035 453 USA Radio Slovakia relay English Beer market 2207 RL 9965.0 0100 444 EGY Radio Cairo English Talks, Muffled signal 1607 PH
11520.0 0503 453 UA WEWN English Journey home, Encore 1307 PH 11645.0 1600 222 KRE Voice of Korea English News 2807 PH 11665.0 2242 333 MLA RTM Wai FM Malay Music,Reports 0908 HD 11670.0 2045 444 IND AIR English News 1707 PH 11725.0 2027 443 NZL RNZI English Interview 0508 HD 11730.0 0000 555 USA OCM English Obama,crisis 1707 PH 36 11735.0 2031 444 TZA ZBC Radio Swahili Music, ID, Anncts. 0508 HD 11765.0 2151 333 B Super Radio Deus E Amor Portugese Religious program 0808 HD 11770.0 2142 333 NIG Voice of Nigeria Arabic Report 0808 HD 11780.0 2038 443 B Radio Nac. de Amazonia Portugese Music,ID, Interview 0508 HD 11815.0 2216 232 B Radio Brasil Central Portugese Music,Announcements 2106 HD 11845.0 1700 333 CVA VOA English Brasil elections 2906 PH 11855.0 2159 444 B Radio Aparecida Portugese Music,ID,News 0808 HD 11865.0 2000 222 RRW Deutsche Welle English News 1007 PH 11890.0 1600 333 SNG BBC World Service English Talks 2807 PH 11895.0 2057 242 B Radio Boa Vontade Portugese Music, ID, Announcements 2706 HD 11955.0 0000 444 ROU Radio Romania English News 2107 PH 11970.0 0514 553 F Radio Japan relay English Friends around the world 2007 RL 11975.0 2030 444 ROU Radio Romania Intl. English Romanian songs 3006 PH 12005.0 0244 553 G Voice of Vietnam relay English Letterbox 2407 RL 12085.0 1540 222 MNG Voice of Mongolia English Gaza war and China 1007 MF 12095.0 0100 444 SNG BBC World Service English News 2907 PH
13580.0 1800 333 BGD Bangladesh Betar English Islam 1906 PH 13845.0 1300 444 USA WWCR English Power Hour 1606 PH
15120.0 1800 111 NIG Voice of Nigeria English African Fashion Market 1107 MF 15140.0 1400 333 OMA Radio Sultanate of Oman English Talks 2307 PH 15190.0 0700 121 USA Radio Africa via RMI English China is warlord of Africa 1007 MF 15245.0 1900 333 KRE Voice of Korea English Songs 1707 PH 15325.0 1750 111 AFS Channel Africa English Big Gold trusts 1107 MF 15345.0 2111 444 ARG RAE Spanish Music,Anncts. 0508 HD 15420.0 2057 343 USA WBCQ English Music,ID,Sign off 0606 HD 15485.0 1600 555 F Radio Taiwan Intl. English News 2806 PH 15540.0 1810 333 KWT Radio Kuwait English PLO & ME Politics 1207 MF 15580.0 2000 444 BOT VOA English News 0707 PH 15610.0 2300 444 USA WEWN English Catholic answers 0407 PH 15650.0 2023 343 GRC Voice of Greece Greek Anncts., Music 0508 HD 15825.0 1900 333 USA WWCR English Talks 0307 PH
16360.0 2215 433 TWN Xi Wang Zhi Sheng Soh Vernacular Report,Talks 1406 HD 17490.0 0900 333 CHN China Radio Intl. English Global music 0607 PH
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Here are the loggings from Richard A. D’Angelo of Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, USA:
4875.1 BRAZIL. Radio Difusora Roraima – Boa Vista, 0334-0400* Jul 27, man announcer with Portuguese language talks hosting a program of Brazilian pop vocals. Formal ID at 0356 and closedown announcements over light instrumental music. Broadcast ended with choral national anthem. Poor to fair. 4915.0 BRAZIL. Radio Daqui - Goiânia (presumed), 0009-0022 Aug 14, heard a male announcer with Portuguese with spirited talk followed by a vocal selection. More talk noted again at 0017 but poor signal and noisy conditions made getting an ID impossible tonight. May have gone off or just lost in the noise. 4960.0 SAO TOME. Voice of America – Pinheira, 0403-0425 Jul 27, English service with a man and woman hosting the news followed by news features. Poor signal. 5910.0 COLOMBIA. Alcaravan Radio - Puerto Lleras, 0010-0035 Aug 18, woman announcer with Spanish talk, IDs and brief announcements hosting a program of Latin music and vocals. Fair. 5970.0 BRAZIL. Radio Itatiaia – Belo Horizonte, 2337-0016 Aug 6, talk by several men in Portuguese language with a couple of IDs; re-tuned after top of the hour and heard fast paced futebol action. Poor at first but much improved after 0000. 5990.0 CUBA. China Radio International – Havana, 2347-0002 Jul 20, group discussion in English talking about brain functions, forgetting things and deterioration with old age. At 2355 Chinese language lesson with a man and woman announcers. Into Spanish language program at midnight. Very good signal. 5995.0 MALI. Radio Television du Mali – Bamako, 2351-0001* Aug 6, music program hosted by a woman announcer with French language talk. Closedown at 2359 followed by orchestra national anthem. Poor. 6000.0 IRAN. Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran – Kamalabad, 0025-0030* Jul 21, male with recitation followed by a man announcer with talk in listed Kurdish language. Apparent Ramadan special program with talks, vocals and recitations but carrier was terminated mid-song at 0030. Fair. 6080.0 BOTSWANA. Voice of America – Moepeng Hill, 0320-0347 Jul 18, English language discussion with several people followed by Daybreak Africa mention by a man announcer. Several promo announcements and IDs plus website mention at 0328. VOA International Edition commenced at 0330. Poor to fair. 6134.8 BOLIVIA. Radio Santa Cruz – Santa Crus, 0038-0106 Jul 25, two men with talk in Spanish followed by a woman with an announcements. Latin vocals 37 followed. A man appeared to be hosting a music program. ID and contact information at 0050 by a woman announcer. Series of announcements followed by more IDs and vocal selections. Fair. 6135.0 BRAZIL. Radio Apercida, 2332-0004 Aug 13, man announcer with Portuguese talk hosting a program of Brazilian vocals. ID noted at 2342 followed by several announcements. Poor to fair at tune in but seemed to be deteriorating as probably Radio Santa Cruz picked up strength providing louder and louder het over time. 6175.0 ALBANIA. China Radio International – Cerrik, 2307-2332 Aug 6, man and woman talking in Spanish language, frequent IDs, announcements, etc. Fair to good. 7255.0 NIGERIA. Voice of Nigeria – Ikorodu (presumed), 2256-2300* Aug 6, caught final instrumental music until carrier terminated ending broadcast. Scheduled in Hausa language but did not hear any talk. Poor to fair. 7260.0 CHINA. China Radio International – Urumqi, 2232-2257* Aug 13, Portuguese service with music program hosted by a man and woman announcing team. D at 2256 with closedown announcements over instrumental music. Carrier cut at 2257. Fair. 7275.0 SPAIN. Radio Exterior de Espana – Noblejas, 2138-2158* Aug 17, drama program with man talking in Spanish language accompanied by instrumental music. At 2155 man announcer gave ID and closedown announcements followed by IS until carrier cut. Fair to good. 7340.0 SOUTH AFRICA. Radio France International – Meyerton, 0437-0457* Jul 26, man and woman talking in Swahili language with periodic local music vocal selections. ID at 0456 followed by a woman with closedown announcements and brief African vocals until the transmission carrier was terminated. Fair to good. 7350.0 CHINA. China Radio International – Kashi, 0033-0057* Aug 7, English service program with male host interviewing London businessman who has been living in China for 10 years. Into Chinese language lesson hosted by a man and woman announcers at 0055 which was cut off early when transmission was terminated mid-lesson. Fair. 7355.0 AUSTRIA. BBC – Moosbrunn, 0105-0159* Jul 16, two men talking in listed Pashtu language joined by a woman announcer. Apparent drama of some sort. At 0115 a discussion program began. Local vocals at 0125 followed by a woman with ID and announcements at 0329. Language change at 0330 into listed Dari. News items in English but soon translated in Dari. Off mid-sentence at 0159. Fair to good. 7395.0 MADAGASCAR. Radio Japan – Talata-Volonondry, 0344-0400* Jul 10, man and woman announcers in Swahili with talks. ID at 0349 followed by pop music selection. More talk with another pop tune. Time pips at 0400 followed by carrier being terminated. Good signal. 9575.0 MOROCCO (Spanish). Radio Medi Un - Nador, 0021-0047 Jul 10, man announcer talking in French followed by French pop music vocal. More talk at 0028 followed by ID and announcements into news at 0030. Discussion program began 0035 with a man and woman. Fair but periodic splatter from CRI- Albania on 9570. 9845.0 IRAN. Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran – Sirjan, 0026-0121* Jul 15, woman announcer with Turkish language talks apparently Ramadan special program. Series of vocals, talks and recitations with carrier cut mid-song. Fair to good. 9860.0 IRAN. Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran – Kamalabad, 0124-0152 Jul 15, woman announcer with Spanish language talk, instrumental music bridge, ID and instrumental music. At 0130 chimes followed by another ID and a woman announcer with news. Fair. 9935.0 GREECE. ERT Whatever or NERIT, 0220-0312 Jul 15, continuous pop music selections with a 13 minute break in the transmission from 0241 but eventually back with more pop music and Greek vocals. Fair to good signal //9420 was very good. 11650.0 VATICAN. Radio Tamazui – Santa Maria di Galeria, 0401-0427* Jul 10, man and woman with talk in the Arabic language. Several IDs at 0415. Man in studio interviewing another man via telephone connection. Vocal selection at 0424 ending program. Fair to good. 11650.0 VATICAN. Radio Dabanga – Santa Maria di Galeria, *0427-0438 Jul 10, program opened with several ”Radio Dabanga” IDs and a ”Radio Dabanga” song. Long winded man announcer with talk and more station IDs followed by jingle IDs. Vocal selection at 0431 before settling down with talk features commencing at 0433. Fair to good. 11660.0 CHINA. China Radio International – Kashi, 2210-2227* Aug 13, French service with talk by a man and woman followed by some light instrumental music. The man gave closing ID and announcements prior to some Chinese instrumental music until the carrier was terminated at 2227. Poor to fair. 11660.0 CHINA. China Radio International – Kashi, 2218-2227* Aug 17, man and woman with French language talk until 2225 another man with ID and closedown announcements followed by Chinese instrumental music until carrier was terminated. Fair. 11750.0 VATICAN. Voice of America – Santa Maria di Galeria, 0349-0359* Aug 9, man announcer with talk in listed Somali language followed by female Horn of Africa vocals. Closedown announcements over music followed by a man announcer in English: ”This program has come to you from the Voice of America, Washington” with the carrier terminated afterward. Fair. 11765.0 FRANCE. Radio Algerienne via Issoudun, 2014-2059* Aug 10, recitations followed by man announcer with Arabic talk followed by female vocals. At 2054 a man with ID and times/frequencies in Arabic followed by same in French language over instrumental music. Fair. 11815.0 BRAZIL. Radio Brasil Central – Goiânia, 2320-2346 Jul 20, lively discussion by several males in Portuguese language. Quick jingle ID at 2330 followed by more fast paced discussion. Fair. 11995.0 FRANCE. Radio France International – Issoudun, 2056-2100* Aug 17, man announcer talking in French language until a man and woman gave ID and closedown announcements with carrier terminated at 2100. Fair. 15140.0 OMAN. Radio Sultanate of Oman, 2139-2159* Aug 13, program of Arabic language vocals hosted by a female announcer with Arabic language talks. Program ended around 2145 followed by a man with a long talk with brief instrumental music segments. The program closed with a final female vocal selection until the transmission carrier was terminated. Fair to good. 15190.0 USA. Radio Africa via WRMI-Okeechobee, 2202-2209 Aug 17, vocals followed by Radio Africa Network through WRMI ID at 2203 into Back to the Bible program at 2205. Good signal. 15720.0 NEW ZEALAND. Radio New Zealand International, 0213-0224 Aug 7, discussion program in English with several males and a female announcer. Poor to fair. 17560.0 PHILIPPINES. Voice of America – Tinang, 0008-0100* Aug 14, Mandarin program with news followed by news feature hosted by a man and woman announcers. Off with several announcements and 5+1 time pips at 0100 before carrier was terminated. Fair. 19000.0 AUSTRALIA. Radio Australia – Shepparton, 0001-0024 Jul 21, woman announcer with news in English. ID at 0005 followed by more news features from Washington correspondent (a male announcer) with woman announcer returning with more news items at 0009. Fair signal but building noise level made reception more difficult than I wanted.
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HD : Harald Denzel, Egelsbach, Germany. JRC NRD 545-DSP, Lowe HF& Perseus 150 with pa0rdt Mini-whip, Grahn GS5SE Modul MI3 MF : Michael Frese, Osnabrueck, Germany. Grundig Yatchboy with telescopic aerial. PH : Paul Hayes, Limerick, Ireland. Sangean 909 with Telescopic antenna RAD : Richard A. D'Angelo, Wyomissing, PA, USA. Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton E1, Lowe HF-150 with Alpha Delta DX Sloper, Datong FL3. RL : Richard Lemke, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. JRC NRD-535 HF with random long wire in the trees.
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Dear Friends,
Welcome to the double edition of Logbook.
Thanks to our regular members for sending their loggings.
Till next time, Ashok Kumar Bose vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
QSL CORNER Editor: Dario Gabrielli, Viale della Resistenza 33b, IT-30031 Dolo (Ve), ITALY eMail: [email protected]
Australia: Reach Beyond Australia 15400 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card "July 2014 - Ayako Miura's biographical writing of Kajiko Yajima" received in 14 days for report with two 82 yen stamps to HCJB Japan: HCJB Japan c/o Yodobashi Church, Hyakunin-cho 1-17-8, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 169-0073 Japan (HT)
Guam: TWR Asia - KTWR 15190 kHz. English program. Full data QSL card "KTWR Trans World Radio Guam - Life Changing Radio" received in 32 days for report from:
Adventist World Radio - KSDA 9880 kHz. Korean program. Full data QSL card "KSDA Guam Station Rededication, September 3, 2013" received in 27 days for report to: Adventist World Radio, Box 29235, Indianapolis, Indiana 46229,USA (HT)
India: All India Radio 13605 kHz. English program. Full data QSL card "Wooden statue of St. Francis Zavier, Old Goa (Velha Goa)" received in 57 days for report to Spectrum Managers:
Iran: Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting 15555 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card "Iran - Khorasan - Mashhad - Imam Reza Holy Shrine" received in 99 days for report to Japanese Section:
Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting 13630 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card "Iran - Esfahan - Chehel-Soton (Forty Column Hall)" received in 55 days for report to Japanese Section:
Korea (DPR): Voice of Korea 11865 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card received in 54 days for report to Japanese Department: Voice of Korea, Japanese Department, Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (HT) 39 Voice of Korea 9650 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card received in 32 days for report to Japanese Department: Voice of Korea, Japanese Department, Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (HT)
Korea (Rep): FEBC Korea - HLAZ 1566 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card "HLKX 1188 kHz" received in 42 days for report with 1 IRC to: FEBC Korea, MPO Box 88, Seoul 121-707, Republic of Korea (HT)
KBS World Radio 9805 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card received "Ganggangsullae" in 36 days for report to Japanese Department at:
Mongolia: Voice of Mongolia 12085 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card "Ongo monastery" received in 13 days for report to Japanese Section: Voice of Mongolia, Japanese Section, C.P.O. Box 365, Ulaanbaatar 211213, Mongolia (HT)
New Zealand: Radio New Zealand International 11725 kHz. English program. Full data QSL card "New Zealand Ensign" received in 13 days for report with 2 IRC's to: Radio New Zealand International, P.O. Box 123, Wellington, New Zealand (HT)
Philippines: Radio Veritas Asia 15530 kHz. Telugu program. Full data QSL card "People Power revolution of February 1986" received in 27 days for report to: Radio Veritas Asia, P.O. Box 2642, Quezon City 1166, Philippines (HT)
Vatican Radio via Tinang 15440 kHz. Russian program. Full data QSL card"His Holiness Francis visits the cockpit during the flight to Rio deJaneiro, Brazil, 22 July 2013" received in 60 days for report to Promotion Office: Vatican Radio, Promotion Office, Palazzo Pio, Piazza Pia 3, I-00120 Vatican City (HT)
Thailand: Radio Thailand 9390 kHz. Japanese program. Full data QSL card "Red Lotus Sea" received in 13 days for report to IBB Thailand Transmitting Station: International Broadcasting Bureau, Thailand Transmitting Station, P.O. Box 99 A. Muang, Udon Thani, 41000, Thailand (HT)
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The reporter of this edition of QSL CORNER has been:
HT = Hironori Takeuchi, Chiba, Japan
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Dear Friends,
Many thanks for continued contribution to this section that I hope can continue in future. I remember you to include details about the program of the radio stations that you receive confirmation from (e.g. English program, Technical Department etc.). So I ask you if you can continue to include details when known. Naturally it's useful also to know the postal address or eMail where you send the reception report to. I remember that next DX MAGAZINE will the October edition, so the contribution deadline is on Saturday 11th, October 2014.
Dario 40 PD538RNI - Special Event
On August 31st, it will be 40 years ago the Dutch offshore radio stations stopped their transmissions due to changes in legislation.
Many fans still mourn the loss of their beloved stations in 1974.
Arie PD0ARI from Giessenburg, The Netherlands will be operating the Special Event Station PD538RNI from August 28th until September 19th. He will be active on 10m, 20m and 40 meter. All operations will be in Phone.
538 in the callsign stands for the last frequency the offshore radio station Veronica used, and RNI stands for Radio Northsea International, the name of the other station that had to stop now 40 years ago.
Radio Northsea International with their psychedelically painted ship the MEBO 2 seized to exist all together after their offshore days ended. In 1975 Radio Veronica (that targeted more on music with Dutch origins) became a station in the Public Radio and TV system of the Netherlands, and went commercial as soon as it was possible (1995). Today the name Veronica is still affiliated with a commercial TV channel and Radio Veronica is also still operating.”
Arie explaines his radio addiction: "My love for radio has started in the early 70's while listening to Radio Veronica and Radio Northsea International. Both stations transmitted from radio ships on the North Sea and had millions of listeners. Radio Veronica transmitted on medium wave. Radio Northsea International transmitted on medium wave, short wave and FM. Every day good programs, fantastic DJ's, nice jingles and radio tunes! The DJ's became sort of family; a part of your life!
Radio Northsea International on Shortwave triggered me to listen to SW (DX) radio stations and a new hobby was born.... and it was a training for good radio ears too!"
In 1974 the Dutch government passed its anti-pirate legislation and announced that the law was to come into effect on September 1st, 1974. Both stations closed down in the evening of August the 31st 1974.
Arie continues: "August the 31st 1974: The day the music died! After being a Shortwave Listener for a long time, I got my radio license and started as a HAM operator. Every day I'm active on the bands: no day without radio!
All in all: My love for radio started by listening to Radio Veronica and Radio Northsea International!"
(Source: Southgate Amateur Radio News
AWR “Focus on Asia” Annual DX Contest - Rare, Unusual, Unique QSLs
As Adventist World Radio enters into its 43rd year of international radio broadcasting, we take pleasure in announcing our annual "Wavescan" DX contest, which comes to you under the title, "Rare, Unusual, Unique QSLs". In short, you are invited to check your collection of QSL cards and letters for rare, unusual and unique QSLs from shortwave, mediumwave and communication stations throughout the world. You are also invited to log AWR programming to Asia on shortwave, mediumwave or FM during the month of September 2014. Here are the details of our 2014 "Rare, Unusual, Unique QSLs" - AWR "Focus on Asia" Annual DX Contest:
A. Rare, Unique and Unusual QSL Cards and Letters 41 * You are invited to make a list of what you consider to be your rare, unique or unusual QSL cards or letters in your QSL collection. Perhaps no one else in the world has a QSL verifying some transmissions that you have verified. * Your list of QSLs can show any number of different rare, unique or unusual QSLs up to a total of 5 QSLs. * Your QSLs may verify a wrong transmission channel or an emergency broadcast due to flood, fire, earthquake, turmoil etc, or a transmission from an emergency transmitter, or test broadcasts or first broadcast or last broadcast, unusual propagation, etc. * These QSLs can be from any shortwave broadcasting station or shortwave communication station or mediumwave station located in any country anywhere in the world. Amateur QSLs nor CB QSLs are not valid for this contest.
B. Details of Rare, Unique and Unusual QSL Cards and Letters * Please state very briefly, no more than one paragraph for each, why you consider each item in your list of QSLs is rare, unique or unusual. * You are invited to provide a photocopy of each of the QSLs that are on your list in Part A. Preferably, these photocopies should be in color, though black & white copies may be acceptable.
C. AWR Reception Reports * You are invited to prepare three reception reports for the broadcast on shortwave, mediumwave or FM of any AWR Asian programming. These broadcasts from Adventist World Radio may be from shortwave, mediumwave or FM stations located anywhere in Asia or on nearby Asian islands; or AWR programming beamed into Asia on shortwave from other countries.
D. Adventist Photograph * You are invited to visit a unit of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination in your country and take a photograph of it, preferably in color, though B&W can be acceptable, and submit one picture with your contest entry. * The Adventist unit may be, for example a: - SW MW FM communication or amateur radio station, radio studio, TV station, TV studio - Church building, church congregation, public meeting, or church event - Administrative office or building - University, high school, academy, elementary school, language school, kindergarten or day care - Hospital, medical clinic, dental clinic, orphanage, nursing home, retirement center, etc - Food factory, printing company, publishing house, etc - Book shop, health food shop, restaurant, etc - ADRA mobile emergency relief van, boat, airplane, office or project
E. Three Radio Cards * Where possible, you are invited to include three radio cards for the Indianapolis Heritage Collection with your contest entry. These cards may be old or new, and they may be QSL cards, reception report cards, or picture cards of radio stations, etc. Not valid for this contest are amateur cards nor CB cards.
Other Contest Details * This contest will run through the month of September 2014, and all contest entries should be postmarked at your local post office anywhere in the world on any date up to the end of the month of September and they should be received at the AWR post office address in Indianapolis no later than the end of the month of October 2014. * Partial and incomplete entries are considered valid. * Post your entry with all items to Adventist World Radio in Indianapolis, remembering that neatness and preparation, will all feature in the judging procedure. Due consideration will also be given to the area of the world in which the contestant lives. * Where possible, please enclose return postage in the form of currency notes in any international currency, or mint postage stamps. Please note that IRC coupons are too expensive for you to buy, and they are no longer valid in the United States. * Please enclose your postal address label also. * The awards for the 2014 AWR "Rare, Unusual, Unique QSLs" - AWR "Focus on Asia" Annual DX Contest will be similar to all previous contests. There will be a special award for the world winner, one of the Jerome Berg radio history books; and World Radio TV Handbook 2015 for each continental winner. In addition, there will be other special awards as well as AWR souvenirs and radio curios for many participants. 42 * You can remember that all AWR reception reports will be verified with a specially endorsed AWR QSL card. Please remember that it will take a period of many months, well into the new year 2015, to process all of the contest entries and reception reports, but each will in due course be processed. * The only address for the "Rare, Unusual, Unique QSLs" - AWR "Focus on Asia" Annual DX Contest is:
QSL DX Contest, Adventist World Radio, Box 29235, Indianapolis, Indiana 46229, USA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
BBC INDIAN OCEAN RELAY STATION SEYCHELLES: THE END OF AN ERA
On Saturday March 29, the shortwave service from the BBC Indian Ocean Relay Station in the Seychelles Islands came to an end after 26 years of broadcasting into East Africa. This shortwave service is ended, though the lone remaining FM station operated by the BBC in the Seychelles Islands will remain on the air.
The Seychelles Islands are listed as an African country, located nearly a thousand miles east from the continent itself. A total of 155 islands are listed officially as belonging to the Seychelles, though only 40 are permanently inhabited. The total area of all of these islands is just 175 square miles, though they are scattered around an area of 400,000 square miles in the Indian Ocean.
Some of the islands are described geologically as granitic, while others are semi-tropical coral islands and atolls. The largest island is Mahe, with Victoria as the capital city. Two other major islands are Praslin and La Digue.
The total population in all of the Seychelles Islands is a little less than 100,000, all of whom can trace their ancestry back to France, England, Africa, China or India. The national languages are English and French, though most people also speak the local Creole which is French derived. Tourism is one of their main sources of income.
There are many life forms in the Seychelles that are quite unique, such as the Black Parrot, which is their national bird. Other unique life forms are the strange Jellyfish Tree which thus far has evaded every form of propagation, and the coconut tree coco de mer with its huge double coconut, which can weigh up to 50 lbs each.
It is thought that the first visitors to the Seychelles Islands were Austronesians from Indonesia who passed through the area more than a thousand years ago. The next visitors came in from the Maldive Islands around 800 years ago.
The first European visitor was the famous Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama who was en route to India in 1502. The first known European landing in the islands was made by Captain Sharpeigh of the East India Company in January 1609; and a French expedition from Mauritius visited Mahe Island in 1742.
Fourteen years later, the French laid claim to the Seychelles Islands by placing an inscribed Stone of Possession at La Poudriere (Victoria) on November 1, 1756. Then a few years later again, the first permanent inhabitants in these islands arrived from Mauritius. Though the Seychelles were originally a French possession, they were granted to England by the Treaty of Paris in 1814; and they assumed independence on June 29, 1976.
It was back in the year 1978 that the BBC gave recognition to the fact that it would be advisable to establish a relay station somewhere in the area, though because of a slow down in the economy in England, funding was not available. However, three years later, the BBC dropped its programming in the Italian and Maltese languages in order to provide funding for this projected new station.
The BBC then began negotiations with the Seychelles government; and on August 8, 1983, they announced in their DX program, Waveguide, that the projected new shortwave station would be ready for service five years later. The BBC and the Seychelles government signed an agreement in 1985, and work on the new station began during the following year.
The new BBC Indian Ocean Relay Station was constructed at Anse Mahe on the west coast of the island of Mahe and a swampy mangrove area was filled in for this purpose. The plans for the new station originally called for four shortwave transmitters, 2 @ 300 kW and 2 Marconis at 250 kW, together with a total of six four-band curtain antennas suspended from four self-standing towers. The total cost for this project was estimated at £8 million. 43 However, when the project was completed, only two shortwave transmitters were installed, both Marconi Model B6131 at 250 kW.
An official ceremony took place on June 9, 1986 to mark the beginning of construction; two years later initial test transmissions were radiated; and the station was taken into regular service on September 25, 1988. An opening ceremony was staged a few days later on October 7. Programming beamed into East Africa was progressively transferred from the BBC Cyprus to this new station in the Seychelles.
In order to ascertain the effective coverage area for the new BBC Indian Ocean Relay Station, the BBC offered full data QSL cards, though only for listeners in the target areas in Africa. However, generally speaking, the staff at the Seychelles station did issue QSL cards for all reception reports sent direct to the station itself.
Programming for the BBC Seychelles came direct from London and it was made up usually of the BBC World Service in English, the BBC African Service, and programming in the Somali language. This scheduling was on the air via the two transmitters in parallel for around a dozen hours daily.
The first BBC FM station in the Seychelles was inaugurated in Victoria on 106.2 MHz in 1995; and this was followed in mid 2004 with the installation of two additional FM stations, at Anse Soleil on 105.2 and Pointe aux Sel on 105.6.
The BBC celebrated the 20th anniversary of their Indian Ocean Relay Station on October 2, 2008. At the time, they stated that 9 million people were listening to the relay programming from this shortwave station.
Then five years later, they announced that the station would be closed. The chosen date was Saturday March 29. The shortwave station is now silent; though we understand that one of their downlink FM stations, Victoria, will remain on the air with programming from the BBC African Service.
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Shortwave radio – getting message across borders without censorship
International radio broadcaster Keith Perron has written an open letter to the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) Chairman Jeff Shell with an appeal for continuing and improving Voice of America (VOA) radio broadcasts. Perron focuses to those parts of the world, particularly China, which experience political repression and Internet censorship or where most of the population does not have adequate access to digital communications technology or may be too poor to afford it.
Keith Perron has been working in international broadcasting since 1989, including work at Radio Canada International, China Radio International, Radio Deutsche Welle. He has freelanced for Radio Netherlands, Monitor Radio, ABC Radio (Australia) and others. He is currently the director of PCJ Radio International where he is also an announcer and producer.
Dear Mr. Shell,
I am writing you this letter for the grave concern I have for US international broadcasting. Specifically over decisions concerning the Voice of America, as well as Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty.
We have seen since the early nineties many international broadcasters cut back on shortwave transmissions or vanish into broadcast history. Swiss Radio International, Radio Canada International, Radio Nederland Wereldomroep, Radio Sweden and others. We have witnessed cuts to schedules at the BBC World Service, VOA and others. Language sections have been axed. Any respect that stations like the Voice of America had has waned to the point that if it was not so sad it would be laughable.
Since the early nineties the Voice of America and other international broadcasters have jumped on the bandwagon of the Internet. While I do feel it is vital for stations like the VOA to have a presence on social media, all your eggs should not be put in the Internet basket. 44 Back in 2012 while I was visiting a friend at the VOA, I had the pleasure of meeting someone from the IT department who told me “we need to end all shortwave.” This is obviously someone who didn’t have any travel experience. While we cannot dispute the advantages of broadcasting over the Internet, the number of those who have access to un-censored and stable connections is very small when you look at the world population.
I’ve spent over 10 years in Asia, and so many times I have seen decisions to cut back services by individuals who really have no clue. While I was based in China, a number of times I was contacted by various international broadcasters who came to the country to meet listeners and to find out how people listened. Where did they go? Beijing and Shanghai. Not once did they go to any part of China where people listen to shortwave on a regular basis. When I was in China and reporting on the country, many times I would ask people if they listened to shortwave. One experience I remember happened in Sichuan Province in 2008 on May 13th. This was only hours after they were hit by a 8.0 earthquake. I remember walking around Wenchun Country where over 20,000 people were killed and one evening I was outside listening to the BBC World Service. People were coming up to me because they were curious about the radio I was using. I asked them if they listened to shortwave radio. Every person said yes. The next day I was doing a story on this and talking to people. Then all of a sudden some local officials came over to find what I was doing, as I was talking to a group of 12 people. In a flash their stories changed from yes, I listen to the Voice of America and other stations on shortwave to no, I never listen to foreign shortwave stations because we have enough good media here in China. The next day just before I left some of them came to find me and explained to me why they said what they did.
In Cambodia where I spend lots of time listening to shortwave, I have tried using the Internet. Well it’s just too slow. The same for Burma, many parts of Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos, India, Bangladesh and others. Yes it is true that these countries are improving Internet services, but it will in many cases take many years.
May I remind you of something that happened after the collapse of the Soviet Union. It was not until 1991 when the VOA realized how big an audience they had in the Soviet Union. Then in 2008 you dropped shortwave in favor of local FM and AM transmissions and look what happened.
Another point I would like to mention is my response when I hear “no one listens to shortwave”. Well if you cut back on frequencies and no one can find you, of course you will lose listeners. And then these officials turn around and say “no one is listening”. Well if no one can find you….
This month we saw Voice of Russia drop all shortwave. This had nothing to do with listeners, but more to do with VOR being a political target of the Putin Government. Six years ago Voice of Russia had many reports that were highly critical of Putin. We have seen this before. What do they do? Remove them. Voice of Russia as a company does not even exist anymore.
Very often cutting back on shortwave has more to do with Western arrogance. “Well I don’t listen to shortwave, so no one else in the world does.” This is just untrue. Then there are the budget cuts. First, there is no need for shortwave to be expensive. The international broadcasters have made it expensive. The VOA could broadcast to Russia for half the cost by using a relay like Radio Miami International in Okeechobee or from the site that we use in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. The business has changed and has become more competitive in the last 15 years.
Now let me give you an example. Here at PCJ Radio International, we are tiny. Unlike the VOA or others, we don’t have the budget to run 5 or 6 frequencies at a time. We do it with one at a time depending on region. The sites we use are Nauen, Germany; Madagascar; Okeechobee, USA; and Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. Listeners who tune via shortwave outnumber those who listen online 20 to 1. Content is key. The BBC World Service has lost many shortwave listeners over the years because they cut back in music and drama programming. And now it is more or less just news. One of the best programs the VOA has is Border Crossings with Larry London that is broadcast 5 nights a week live. I would bet you this program has way more listeners compared to any of your news programming. Then on weekends you have Jazz America with Russ Davis. There are things that could be done to have a bigger audience.
Let’s take your schedule that I listen to daily in Asia. In the mornings you have Daybreak Asia followed by International Edition, all in one hour. Two current affair shows with more or less the same content? How about keeping Daybreak Asia and have that followed by a program produced by VOA Music Mix? I would guarantee you would have way more listeners. Something that people have forgotten is that soft diplomacy works better with music than with news. Don’t get me wrong, news is vitally important. But you have one hour that is nothing more than duplication. On the weekends you have one excellent show called American Café. Even that would be an excellent edition daily with some music tossed in. 45 I remember in 2011/12 when the VOA wanted to move all there Mandarin programming to the Internet. Or when they wanted to cut Cantonese because someone said Mandarin and Cantonese are the same. I speak Mandarin fluently and a bit of Cantonese and I can tell you they are not the same. In the last year or so we have seen the Chinese start jamming English broadcasts from the VOA. The reason is simple. For years only Chinese was jammed, but with the millions in China who now speak English as a second language they started jamming that. Not just the VOA, but also the English services of the BBC, All India Radio, Radio Australia from time to time. Even we at PCJ have been the victim of jamming from China.
Shortwave is still the only true effective way to get your message across borders without censorship. If you really want to save money, don’t take it out of shortwave. I would suggest you take it out of television. VOA TV really has no point. It’s amateurish and is a total waste of US tax payer money. Shortwave is excellent money for value. But it’s also important to produce programs people will want to listen to. Don’t shout to your audience, talk to them. If you did this, you will find the audience will tune in. How about having a weekly 25 minute show just answering listeners questions and talking to them on air? If you did this you will see the Voice of America starting to make a difference. You would be in touch with listeners not out of touch with them.
If you want I would be more than willing to produce for you a pilot of a program that could be broadcast on weekends. It would not cost you one dollar. I would take it out of our own budget.
Sincerely yours,
Keith Perron, PCJ Radio International
The audience of U.S. international media (USIM) networks in Ukraine has doubled in the past year, according to newest polling data from a nation-wide survey conducted in April 2014.
The findings show that each week, one in five adults (20.8%) in Ukraine (including Crimea) turn to USIM networks for news across Ukrainian and Russian-language platforms. This is an increase from 9.8% measured in October 2012.
The change coincides with stepped-up efforts by BBG networks to respond to the crisis in Ukraine with innovative on-air programming and online options that engage audiences directly and drive interest in the broadcasts. Read more about the programming here and here.
Voice of America programming reaches 18.3% of adults weekly nationwide, including Crimea, up from 9.2% in 2012. Similarly, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's weekly audience reach jumped from 2.8% to 7.8%. Audiences say that the networks' coverage has been a trusted and important source of news, and has increased their understanding of events during the crisis.
"Our networks are providing news coverage in Ukraine that is urgently needed, particularly in light of the increase of Russian propaganda and misinformation in the country," said Bruce Sherman, BBG Director of Strategy and Development.
Audience reach is two to three times higher among those who describe themselves as ethnically Ukrainian (22.9% of ethnic Ukrainians weekly and 32.8% of those who mostly speak Ukrainian at home), though one in ten adults nationwide who categorize themselves as ethnically Russian have seen or heard USIM content in the past week. Most of the increase in USIM weekly audience reach is from Ukrainian content, but VOA and RFE/RL's Russian language content also saw a modest increase.
In regional terms, USIM's weekly reach is highest in the west (41.7%) and center (26.3%) of Ukraine. But BBG networks' weekly reach grew significantly in the east and south to 9.3% (from 3.5% in 2012) and to 11.6% (from 2.9% in 2012) in the three eastern provinces most affected by separatist violence. In Crimea, USIM reached 3.2% of adults weekly despite the strict media restrictions that forced its TV and radio affiliates off the air in March.
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