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WRTH B18 Schedules Update This file is a supplement to the 2019 edition of World Radio TV Handbook. It summarises the changes to the B18 schedules printed in the book. Contact details and other information about the stations shown in this file can be found in the International Radio section of WRTH 2019. If you haven’t yet got your copy, the book can be ordered from your nearest bookstore or directly from our website at www.wrth.com/_shop WRTH B18 SCHEDULE UPDATES - FEBRUARY 2019 INTERNATIONAL RADIO B18 BROADCAST SCHEDULES UPDATE (FEBRUARY 2019) Notes for using this update: AUSTRIA (AUT) Schedule additions, deletions, frequency changes and other updates, are shown in paren - TWR EUROPE AND CAMENA (Rlg) theses () at the end of the relevant line. + P.O. Box 12, 82002 Bratislava, Slovakia (HQ). New Dutch address: Schedule additions are shown as (add) , whilst Stichting Trans World Radio Europe, P.O.Box 371, 3770 AJ Barneveld, schedule deletions are shown as (del) . Netherlands. Frequency changes or other updates are Polish Days Area kHz detailed in black italics. Changes to broadcast times are shown in black 2045-2115 mtwtf.. Eu 1467rou (ex mtwtf.s) italics underneath the existing time. BELARUS (BLR) New broadcaster/station entries are shown entirely in green . RADIO BELARUS INTERNATIONAL (Gov) Changes since the previous file release (if any) W: www.r adiobelarus.by are marked in blue italics . French Days Area kHz ALASKA (ALS) 2030-2050 daily CEu,WEu 3985kll (add) Spanish Days Area kHz KNLS INTERNATIONAL (Rlg) 2050-2110 daily CEu,WEu 3985kll (add) Chinese Days Area kHz CAMEROON (CME) 0800-1000 daily EAs 9610nls (ex 7355) 1000-1100 daily EAs 9605nls (ex 7355) SAWTU LINJIILA (VOICE OF THE GOSPEL) (Rlg) 1100-1200 daily EAs 11610nls (ex 7355) Revised Complete Schedule 1300-1600 daily EAs 11890nls (ex 7560) Fulfulde Days Area kHz 1300-1400 daily EAs 11785nls (ex 7320) 1830-1900 mtwt... WAf 9800iss (ex daily) 1600-1800 daily EAs 7340nls (del) CANADA (CAN) English Days Area kHz 0800-0900 daily EAs 9710nls (ex 7370) BIBLE VOICE BROADCASTING (BVB) (Rlg) 1000-1100 daily EAs 9710nls (ex 7370) Hindi Days Area kHz Russian Days Area kHz 1200-1230 ......s. SAs 9370tac (add) 1600-1800 daily RUS 7370nls (del) CUBA (CUB) ALBANIA RADIO HABANA CUBA (RHC) (Gov) RADIO TIRANA INTERNATIONAL (Pub) English Days Area kHz German Days Area kHz 2200-2300 daily Af 9720 1530-1600 daily D,CEu 3985kll (ex 0000-0100) (ex 2030-2100) French Days Area kHz Italian Days Area kHz 2100-2130 daily Af 9720 1500-1530 mtwtf.. CEu,WEu 3985kll (ex 2300-2330) (ex 2130-2200) Portuguese Days Area kHz ANGOLA (AGL) 2130-2300 daily Af 9720 (ex 2330-2400) ANGOLAN NATIONAL RADIO (Pub) Revised complete schedule DENMARK (DNK) English Days Area kHz RADIO OZ-VIOLA 2200-2300 mtwtfs. Af 945mul English Days Area kHz 2300-2400 ......s Af 945mul 1300-1600 .....ss Eu 5825hil (not 5800) French Days Area kHz 2100-2200 mtwtfs. Af 945mul WORLD MUSIC RADIO (WMR) 2200-2300 ......s Af 945mul English Days Area kHz Lingala Days Area kHz 0700-2000 .....ss Eu 15805rnd (add) 2000-2100 mtwtfs. Af 945mul 2100-2200 ......s Af 945mul Portuguese Days Area kHz 2300-2400 .twtfss Af 945mul 0000-0100 m...... Af 945mul 1 WRTH B18 SCHEDULE UPDATES - FEBRUARY 2019 English Days Area kHz EGYPT (EGY) 0200-0300 daily As 15510mwv (del) RADIO CAIRO Spanish Days Area kHz Arabic Days Area kHz 0200-0300 daily SAm 6190mwv (del) 0000-2400 daily ME 621btr* (add) PAKISTAN (PAK) 1500-2200 daily SDN 1008ela ** (add) 1700-2300 daily SDN 1071abz** (add) FEBA PAKISTAN (Rlg) English Days Area kHz Pashto Days Area kHz 1600-1640 daily ISR 1008ela (del) 0230-0300 ....f.. SAs 6170dha (not 7320) French Days Area kHz Punjabi Days Area kHz 1640-1700 daily ISR 1008ela (del) 0215-0230 m...... SAs 6170dha (not 7320) Hebrew Days Area kHz Sindhi Days Area kHz 1700-2200 daily ISR 1008ela (del) 0215-0230 .twt... SAs 6170dha (not 7320) Russian Days Area kHz Urdu Days Area kHz 1500-1600 daily ISR 1008ela (del) 0200-0215 daily SAs 6170dha (not 7320) Key: * Voice of Arabs prgr. ** Nile valley prgr. 0215-0230 ....fss SAs 6170dha (not 7320) GERMANY (D) SAUDI ARABIA (ARS) DEUTSCHE WELLE (DW) (Pub) SAUDI RADIO INTERNATIONAL (SAUDI BROAD - Amharic Days Area kHz CASTING AUTHORITY (SBA)) (Gov) 1600-1700 daily EAf 11995iss (ex 15275) Arabic Days Area kHz INDIA (IND) 0900-2100 daily YEM 9650riy* (ex 1400- ) TWR INDIA 1400-1800 daily YEM 9790riy * (add) Urdu Days Area kHz Key: * General prgr. 1400-1415 daily SAs 15360man (del) 1400-1430 mtwtfs. SAs 1467bis (add) SOUTH AFRICA (AFS) INDONESIA (INS) TWR AFRICA (Rlg) French Days Area kHz VOICE OF INDONESIA 1935-1950 .....ss CAf 9940man (ex daily) Revised complete schedule Lingala Days Area kHz Arabic Days Area kHz 1935-1950 mtwtf.. CAf 9940man (add) 1600-1700 daily SEA 3325pga† Chinese Days Area kHz SUDAN (SDN) 1100-1200 daily SEA 3325pga† 1500-1600 daily SEA 3325pga† VOICE OF AFRICA – SUDAN RADIO (Pub) Revised complete schedule Dutch Days Area kHz 1900-2000 daily SEA 3325pga† English Days Area kHz English Days Area kHz 1715-1800 daily Af 9505alf† 1000-1100 daily SEA 3325pga† French Days Area kHz 1300-1400 daily SEA 3325pga† 1630-1715 daily Af 9505alf† 2100-2200 daily SEA 3325pga† Hausa Days Area kHz French Days Area kHz 1800-1830 daily Af 9505alf†,* 2000-2100 daily SEA 3325pga† Key: † Irregular, with variable times; * 1800-1830 transmission is German Days Area kHz occasionally in Swahili. 1800-1900 daily SEA 3325pga† Notes: Alternative frequency for all transmissions: 7205 kHz Indonesian Days Area kHz 1400-1500 daily SEA 3325pga† SWEDEN (S) Japanese Days Area kHz IBRA RADIO (Rlg) 1200-1300 daily SEA 3325pga† Amharic Days Area kHz Spanish Days Area kHz 1600-1630 ...tfss EAf 9540erv (ex wtf.s) 1700-1800 daily SEA 3325pga† 1600-1700 daily EAf 12125erv (add) Key: † Irregular. Arabic Days Area kHz ITALY (I) 0800-0830 daily ME 15260wof (ex mos) Bengali Days Area kHz ITALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION ‡ 0000-0030 daily SAs 5900tac (add) Key: ‡ Shortwave transmissions have stopped. 1500-1530 daily SAs 5895tac (add) KOREA, South (KOR) Silte Days Area kHz 1730-1800 daily EAf 7510erv (add) FEBC KOREA (Rlg) SWITZERLAND (SUI) Korean Days Area kHz 1000-1100 daily EAs 1188seo (ex English) SRG SSR (SWISS BROADCASTING CORP.) MADAGASCAR (MDG) German Days Area kHz 2100-2130 mtwtf.. Eu 3985kll* (del) MADAGASCAR WORLD VOICE (Rlg) Key: * Relay of R. SRF1. Arabic Days Area kHz 2200-2300 daily NAf,ME 11790mwv (del) 2 www.wrth.co m WRTH B18 SCHEDULE UPDATES - FEBRUARY 2019 SUPREME MASTER TV (NEW ENTRY) TAIWAN (Rep. of China) (TWN) E: [email protected] RADIO TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL (RTI) (Gov) W: www.suprememastertv.com Chinese Days Area kHz Winter Schedule 2018-2019 1200-1300 daily EAs 11985pao (del) English/Others Days Area kHz 1200-1400 daily EAs 5970pao (add) 0000-0100 daily NAm 5950rmi Russian Days Area kHz 1100-1400 daily NAm,As 7570rmi 1700-1800 daily Eu 7220iss (del) 1400-2000 daily Eu,Af 15770rmi 1700-1730 daily Eu 5900sof (add) 2000-2100 daily NAm 5950rmi UNITED KINGDOM (G) 2100-2400 daily Car,SAm 4980rmi BBC WORLD SERVICE (Pub) WWRB Bengali Days Area kHz Revised complete schedule 1330-1400 daily SAs 7520tac (ex 5875) English Days Area kHz Burmese Days Area kHz 2300-2400 .....ss NAm,CAm 3215wrb 1330-1400 daily SEA 9560pht (ex 5855tac) 0000-0200 m.....s NAm,CAm 3215wrb Dari Days Area kHz 0200-0500 m.....s NAm,CAm 3185wrb 1700-1800 daily WAs 5875erv (ex 5910) Notes: Times irregular, depending on airtime bookings. English Days Area kHz VATICAN CITY STATE (CVA) 0000-0200 daily SAs 5835erv (ex 5970) 1200-1300 daily EAs 11850sng (ex 15510) VATICAN RADIO (Rlg) 2200-2400 daily SEA 5845sng (ex 5890) German Days Area kHz Korean Days Area kHz 2110-2130 daily D,CEu 3985kll (add) 1530-1830 daily EAs 5845sng, 5895dsb, (not -1600) 7355sng END OF INTERNATIONAL RADIO Pashto Days Area kHz UPDATES 1800-1900 daily WAs 5875erv (ex 5910) Somali Days Area kHz 1700-1930 .....s. EAf 9465mey* (add), 9600dha* (add) Urdu Days Area kHz 1500-1600 daily SAs 5830erv (ex 7300dha) Key: * English Premier League football coverage. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA) RADIO FREE ASIA (RFA) (Gov) Tibetan Days Area kHz 1200-1400 daily CHN 13830dsb (ex 15375) VOA ASHNA RADIO (Gov) Pashto Days Area kHz 1630-1730 daily WAs 9975lam (ex 9480) VOICE OF AMERICA (VOA) (Gov) English Days Area kHz 0300-0500 daily Af 11925bot (ex 15580) 1130-1200 daily SEA 11620pht (ex 17790) Tibetan Days Area kHz 1400-1500 daily EAs 11760pht (ex 17830) , 13830kwt (ex 15160) KVOH – VOICE OF HOPE (Rlg) Revised complete schedule English Days Area kHz 1600-2000 .....s. LAm 17775voh Spanish Days Area kHz 1500-2000 mtwtf.. LAm 17775voh 2000-2200 .t.t... LAm 17775voh WHRI – WORLD HARVEST RADIO (WHR) (Rlg) English/Russian Days Area kHz 0300-0400 ......s NAm,Eu,RUS 7520hri (add) www.wrth.co m 3 WRTH B18 SCHEDULE UPDATES - FEBRUARY 2019 CLANDESTINE & OTHER TARGET BROADCASTS B18 SCHEDULES UPDATE Target: CHINA (CHN) Target: NIGERIA (NIG) VOICE OF TIBET DANDAL KURA RADIO INTERNATIONAL Chinese Days Area kHz Revised complete schedule 1200-1230 daily CHN 11674dsb (del) Kanuri/English Days Area kHz 1300-1330 daily CHN 11651dsb (del) 0700-0800 daily NIG 13590nau 1800-1900 daily NIG 9770iss ERITREA (ERI) KOODE RADIO INTERNATIONAL (NEW ENTRY) RADIO ERENA (RE-INSTATED ENTRY) E: [email protected] E: [email protected]; [email protected] W: www.kooderadio.com W: www.erena.org Winter Schedule 2018-2019 Winter Schedule 2018-2019 Fulfulde Days Area kHz Arabic Days Area kHz 1900-1930 daily WAf 7265iss 1730-1800 m.w.f.
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