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Wrth2016intradiosuppl2 A16 This file is a supplement to the 2016 edition of World Radio TV Handbook, and summarises the changes to the schedules printed in the book resulting from the implementation of the 2016 “A” season schedules. Contact details and other information about the stations shown in this file can be found in the International Radio section of WRTH 2016. If you haven’t yet got your copy, the book can be ordered from Amazon, your nearest bookstore or directly from our website at www.wrth.com/_shop WRTH INTERNATIONAL RADIO SCHEDULES - MAY 2016 Notes for the International Radio section Country abbreviation codes are shown after the country name. The three-letter codes after each frequency are transmitter site codes. These, and the Area/Country codes in the Area column, can be decoded by referring to the tables in the at the end of the file. Where a frequency has an asterisk ( *) etc. after it, see the ‘ KEY ’ section at the end of the sched - ule entry. The following symbols are used throughout this section: † = Irregular transmissions/broadcasts; ‡ = Inactive at editorial deadline; ± = variable frequency; + = DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) transmission. ALASKA (ALS) ANGOLA (AGL) KNLS INTERNATIONAL (Rlg) ANGOLAN NATIONAL RADIO (Pub) kHz: 7355, 9655, 9920, 11765, 11870 kHz: 945 Summer Schedule 2016 Summer Schedule 2016 Chinese Days Area kHz English Days Area kHz 0800-1200 daily EAs 9655nls 2200-2300 daily SAf 945mul 1300-1400 daily EAs 9655nls, 9920nls French Days Area kHz 1400-1500 daily EAs 7355nls 2100-2200 daily SAf 945mul English Days Area kHz Lingala Days Area kHz 0800-0900 daily EAs,SEA 11870nls 2000-2100 daily SAf 945mul 1000-1100 daily EAs,SEA 11870nls Portuguese Days Area kHz 1200-1300 daily EAs,SEA 7355nls, 11870nls 1400-1500 daily EAs,SEA 11765nls 2300-2400 daily SAf 945mul Russian Days Area kHz 0900-1000 daily EAs 11870nls ANTARCTICA (ATA) 1100-1200 daily EAs 11870nls RADIO NACIONAL ARCANGEL SAN GABRIEL 1500-1800 daily EAs 9655nls, 9920nls (LRA36) ‡ (Gov) kHz: 15476 ALBANIA (ALB) Summer Schedule 2016 RADIO TIRANA (Pub) Spanish Days Area kHz kHz: 1395, 1458, 7390, 7465, 9855 1830-2130 mtwtf.. SAm 15476lra‡ Summer Schedule 2016 Key: ‡ Inactive at time of publication. Albanian Days Area kHz 0700-0900 daily Eu 7390shi ARGENTINA (ARG) 0800-0900 daily Eu 1395fla 1400-1530 daily Eu 1458fla RADIODIFUSIÓN ARGENTINA AL EXTERIOR (RAE) 2300-2400 daily NAm 9855shi (Pub) English Days Area kHz kHz: 6060, 11710, 15345 0130-0200 .twtfss NAm 9855shi Summer Schedule 2016 2000-2030 mtwtfs. Eu 7465shi English Days Area kHz French Days Area kHz 1800-1900 mtwtf.. Eu 15345bue 1730-1800 mtwtfs. Eu 7465shi French Days Area kHz German Days Area kHz 2000-2100 mtwtf.. Eu 15345bue 1930-2000 mtwtfs. Eu 7465shi German Days Area kHz Greek Days Area kHz 1300-1800 mtwtf.. SAm 15345bue 1545-1600 mtwtfs. Eu 1458fla 2100-2200 mtwtf.. Eu 15345bue Italian Days Area kHz Italian Days Area kHz 1700-1730 mtwtfs. Eu 7465shi 1900-2000 mtwtf.. Eu 15345bue Serbian Days Area kHz Spanish Days Area kHz 2015-2030 mtwtfs. Eu 1458fla 1300-1530 mtwtf.. SAm 6060bue Turkish Days Area kHz 1800-0000 .....ss SAm 6060bue* 1830-1900 mtwtfs. Eu 1458fla 1800-0000 .....ss Eu,Am 15345bue** 2200-2400 mtwtf.. SAm 6060bue ALGERIA (ALG) 2200-2400 mtwtf.. Eu 15345bue 2200-2400 mtwtf.. Am 11710bue RADIO ALGÉRIENNE (Pub) Key: * Relay of RNA 870kHz; ** Relay of R. Nacional Rock (timing kHz: 7295, 7495, 9375, 9535, 11985, 12060, 13820 varies). Summer Schedule 2016 Arabic/French Days Area kHz 0400-0600 daily NAf,CAf 7295iss ARMENIA (ARM) 0500-0600 daily NAf,CAf 9535iss PUBLIC RADIO OF ARMENIA (FOREIGN SERVICE) 0600-0700 daily NAf,WAf 11985iss (Pub) 1800-2000 daily NAf,CAf 13820iss kHz: 1314, 4810 1900-2100 daily NAf,WAf 12060iss Summer Schedule 2016 2000-2200 daily NAf,CAf 9375iss Arabic Days Area kHz 2100-2300 daily NAf,WAf 7495iss 1815-1845 daily ME 4810erv Assyrian Days Area kHz 1530-1545 daily ME 4810erv www.wrth.co m IR1 WRTH INTERNATIONAL RADIO SCHEDULES - MAY 2016 Azeri Days Area kHz Hindi Days Area kHz 1700-1715 daily ME 1314erv, 4810erv 1330-1400 daily SAs 9720knx, 15340knx 1715-1730 mtwtf.. ME 1314erv, 4810erv 1400-1415 ..wt..s SAs 15340knx Farsi Days Area kHz 1415-1430 ..w.... SAs 9720knx 1745-1815 daily ME 4810erv Indonesian Days Area kHz Greek Days Area kHz 1215-1245 mtwtfs. SEA 9685knx 1545-1600 daily ME 4810erv 1245-1300 daily SEA 9685knx Kurdish Days Area kHz 2200-2230 mtwtfs. SEA 9625knx 1600-1630 daily ME 1314erv, 4810erv 2230-2245 daily SEA 9625knx Turkish Days Area kHz Japanese Days Area kHz 1715-1730 .....ss ME 1314erv, 4810erv 1100-1130 .....ss EAs 15400knx 1730-1745 daily ME 1314erv, 4810erv 2230-2300 .....ss EAs 17760knx Yezidi* Days Area kHz Kurukh Days Area kHz 1630-1700 daily ME 1314erv, 4810erv 1315-1330 ..w.... SAs 15340knx Key: * Kurmanji Kurdish (designated “Yezidi” in Armenia). 1400-1415 ..w.... SAs 9720knx Malay Days Area kHz AUSTRALIA (AUS) 1215-1245 ......s SEA 9685knx 2200-2230 ......s SEA 9625knx ABC RADIO AUSTRALIA (Pub) Malayalam Days Area kHz kHz: 9580, 12065, 12085, 15240, 15415, 17840 1400-1415 m...... SAs 9720knx Summer Schedule 2016 Marathi Days Area kHz English Days Area kHz 1315-1330 ....f.. SAs 15340knx 0730-0800 .....ss Pac 15240shp, 15415shp, 1400-1415 ....f.. SAs 9720knx 17840shp Marwari Days Area kHz 0800-0900 daily Pac 15240shp, 15415shp, 1400-1415 .t..... SAs 15340knx 17840shp 1415-1430 .t..... SAs 9720knx 0900-0905 .....ss Pac 9580shp, 12065shp, Meitei Days Area kHz 12085shp 1400-1415 ...t... SAs 9720knx 0905-1000 daily Pac 9580shp, 12065shp, 12085shp Nepali Days Area kHz 1300-1315 .t.t..s SAs 15340knx 1000-1030 .....ss Pac 9580shp, 12065shp, 12085shp 1315-1330 .t..... SAs 15340knx 1030-2100 daily Pac 9580shp, 12065shp, Oriya Days Area kHz 12085shp 1300-1315 .....s. SAs 15340knx 2100-0730 daily Pac 15240shp, 15415shp, Punjabi Days Area kHz 17840shp 1300-1315 ..w.... SAs 15340knx French Days Area kHz 1315-1330 m...... SAs 15340knx 0900-0905 mtwtf.. Pac 9580shp, 12065shp, Rawang Days Area kHz 12085shp 1145-1215 daily SEA 15575knx Tok Pisin Days Area kHz Tamil Days Area kHz 0730-0800 mtwtf.. Pac 15240shp, 15415shp, 1415-1430 .....ss SAs 9720knx 17840shp 1430-1445 mtwtf.. SAs 9720knx 1000-1030 mtwtf.. Pac 9580shp, 12065shp, Telugu Days Area kHz 12085shp 1400-1415 .t..... SAs 9720knx 1415-1430 ...t... SAs 9720knx REACH BEYOND AUSTRALIA (Rlg) Tibetan Days Area kHz kHz: 9625, 9685, 9720, 15340, 15400, 15525, 15550, 15575, 17760 1100-1115 m...... SAs 15575knx Summer Schedule 2016 1315-1330 ...t... SAs 15340knx Bengali Days Area kHz Urdu Days Area kHz 1315-1330 .....s. SAs 15340knx 1400-1415 .....s. SAs 15340knx 1400-1415 m...... SAs 15340knx 1415-1445 daily SAs 15340knx 1415-1430 m...... SAs 9720knx 1430-1445 .....s. SAs 9720knx Bhojpuri Days Area kHz Vietnamese Days Area kHz 1315-1330 ......s SAs 15340knx 1100-1115 .t..f.. SAs 15575knx Burmese Days Area kHz 1130-1145 .t.t... SEA 15575knx AUSTRIA (AUT) Chhattisgarhi Days Area kHz 1400-1415 .....ss SAs 9720knx RADIO Ö1 (ORF) (ex RADIO Ö1 INTERNATIONAL) (Pub) Chin Days Area kHz kHz: 6155 1115-1145 ..w..s. SEA 15575knx Summer Schedule 2016 1130-1145 m...... SEA 15575knx German Days Area kHz Chinese Days Area kHz 0500-0615 daily Eu,NAf,ME 6155mos 1145-1245 .....ss EAs 15550knx 1215-1245 mtwtf.. EAs 15550knx TWR EUROPE (Rlg) 2230-2300 mtwtf.. EAs 15525knx kHz: 864, 999, 1035, 1233, 1287, 1350, 1377, 1395, 1467, 1548 2300-2400 .....ss EAs 15525knx Summer Schedule 2016 Dzongkha Days Area kHz Arabic Days Area kHz 1300-1315 ....f.. SAs 15340knx 1900-1915 ......s ME 1377erv English Days Area kHz 1900-1930 ....f.. ME 1377erv 1445-1600 daily SAs 15340knx 1900-1945 ...t... ME 1377erv Fujian Days Area kHz 1900-2000 mtw.... ME 1377erv 1145-1215 mtwtf.. EAs 15550knx 1925-1940 mtw.... ME,NAf 1233cgr 2300-2330 mtwtf.. EAs 15525knx 1925-1955 ...t... ME,NAf 1233cgr Gujarati Days Area kHz 1925-2025 .....ss ME,NAf 1233cgr 1400-1415 ....f.. SAs 15340knx 1925-2055 ....f.. ME,NAf 1233cgr 1415-1430 ....f.. SAs 9720knx 1930-2000 ......s ME 1377erv 1955-2055 mtw.... ME,NAf 1233cgr IR2 www.wrth.co m WRTH INTERNATIONAL RADIO SCHEDULES - MAY 2016 Arabic Days Area kHz Lak Days Area kHz 2025-2055 ...t... ME,NAf 1233cgr 1740-1755 ..w.... Cau 864erv 2045-2145 mtw.f.. NAf 1467rou Lezgi Days Area kHz 2100-2130 ......s NAf,ME 1467rou 1740-1755 .t..... Cau 864erv 2100-2200 ...t... NAf,ME 1467rou Montenegrin Days Area kHz 2115-2200 .....s. NAf,ME 1467rou 1945-2000 ......s Eu 1548kch 2145-2200 ......s ME 1467rou Polish Days Area kHz Arabic (Algerian) Days Area kHz 1915-1930 .....s. Eu 1395fla 2130-2145 ......s NAf 1467rou 1915-1945 mtwtf.s Eu 1395fla Arabic (Egyptian) Days Area kHz Qashqai Days Area kHz 1915-1930 .....s. ME 1377erv 1715-1730 ....f.. ME 1377erv 1930-1945 ....f.. ME 1377erv Romanian Days Area kHz 1945-2000 .....s. ME 1377erv 1845-1915 mtwtf.. Eu 1548kch 1955-2025 ...t... NAf 1233cgr 1845-1945 .....ss Eu 1548kch 2025-2125 .....s. NAf 1233cgr Romany (Balkan) Days Area kHz 2040-2110 ......s ME,NAf 1233cgr 1830-1845 daily Eu 1548kch Arabic (Iraqi) Days Area kHz Romany (Vlax) Days Area kHz 1915-1930 ......s ME 1377erv 1915-1945 mtwtf.. Eu 1548kch Arabic Russian Days Area kHz (Jordanian) Days Area kHz 0300-0500 daily Eu 1035ttu 1930-1945 .....s. ME 1377erv 1630-1715 daily CAs 1287bis 1940-1955 .t..... ME 1233cgr 1640-1710 mtwtf.. CAs 864erv 2100-2115 .....s. ME 1467rou 1700-1800 m.w.f.. Eu 1035ttu Arabic 1800-2000 daily Eu 1035ttu (Lebanese) Days Area kHz 1830-1900 m...... CAs 999bis 1940-1955 m.w.... ME 1233cgr 1830-1930 .t....s CAs 999bis 2025-2040 ......s ME 1233cgr 1845-1915 .....s.
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