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Compiled by Klaus Dieter Scholz – E-Mail Kdscholz@Gmxpro.De A Compiled by Klaus Dieter Scholz – e-mail [email protected] A = Arabic G = German LL = Language Lesson rlg = religious UNID = Unidentified a = approximately H = Harmonic frequency mx = music Ru = Russian v = variable adv = advertisement HQ = Holy Qur’an N = New schedule S = Spanish Vn = Vernacular BI = Bahasa Indonesia I = Italian Nfq = New frequency Sh = Swahili Vt = Vietnamese BM = Bahasa Malaysia ID = Identification nx = news t = tentative // = parallel frequency C = Chinese IS = Interval Signal P = Portuguese TC = Time Check /1600 = sign on at 1600 E = English J = Japanese px = programme tk = talk • = sign off F = French LA = Latin American R = Radio TS = Time Signal Tips from non-European DX-ers are marked with an “X” in front of the frequency Used throughout in SWN; Frequencies in kHz – Times in UTC. x N Frequency Time ITU Date Radio Language SINPO Ini x 3220.0 0938- EQA 17.05 Radio HCJB, Pifo Quechua 24332 ALS-ARG x 3230.8 0956-1000 PRU 17.05 Radio El Sol de los Andes, Juliaca Spanish 23222 ALS-ARG x 3234.9 0950-0955 PRU 17.05 Radio Luz y Sonido, Huanuco Spanish 33222 ALS-ARG 3250.0 0050-0055 HND 18.05 Radio Luz y Vida, San Luis Spanish 23322 AP-DNK 3255.0 0045-0055 B 18.05 Radio Educadore 6 de Agosto, Xapuri, Acre Portuguese 34333 AP-DNK x 3279.9 0945- EQA 17.05 La Voz del Napo, Tena Spanish 33232 ALS-ARG x 3300.0 1001- GTM 17.05 TGNA, Radio Cultural, Guatemala City Spanish 24232 ALS-ARG 3310.0 0035-0045 BOL 18.05 Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba Quechua 34444 AP-DNK N 3350.0 0340-0350 CTR 02.04 REE, Cariari de Pacoci Spanish 32332 AP-DNK 3375.1 0050-0100 PRU 18.05 Radio San Antonio, Padua de Callalli Spanish 23332 AP-DNK 3900.0 1925-1935 CLA 02.04 Voice of the Iraqi Peoble Arabic 44444 AP-DNK x 3905.0 0940- PNG 15.04 Radio New Ireland, Kavieng Pidgin 35433 RS-PHL 3915.0 2120- SNG 05.04 BBC, Far East Relais, Kranji English 22332 KDS-D 3928.4 1715-1730 CLA 09.04 Voice of Komala ( USB ) Kurdish 23222 AP-DNK 3985.0 1930-1945 CLA 10.05 Voice of Palestine via IRN Arabic 45444 AP-DNK 4026.1 1808-1923 * 09.04 Voice of Liberation of Iraq Arabic 35343 AP-DNK 4085.0 1905-1930 CLA 12.04 Voice of Iraqi Kurdistan Kurdish 44444 AP-DNK N 4500.0 1830-2000 CLA 06.04 Information Radio via Command Solo Arabic 45444 AP-DNK 4710.0 0605- UKR 20.04 Radio Ukraine International Ukrainean 33333 WB-D 4716.8 2255-2305 BOL 17.05 Radio Yura, San Antonio de Quijarro Spanish 23232 AP-DNK 4746.8 0020-0030 PRU 18.05 Radio Huanta 2000, Huanta Ayacucha Spanish 24333 AP-DNK 4754.7 2255-2310 B 17.05 Radio Educacao Rural, Campo Grande Portuguese 24333 AP-DNK 4760.0 2108-2117 LBR 12.05 ELWA, Monrovia English 33333 KD-GRC N 4765.0 1810-1815 COG 07.04 Radio Congo ,Brazzaville French 23333 AP-DNK 4775.0 2310-2320 B 17.05 Radio Dif. Congonhas, Congonhas Portuguese 23332 AP-DNK 4775.0 2310-2320 PRU 17.05 Radio Tarma, Tarma, Junin Spanish 23332 AP-DNK N 4777.0 1855-1901 * GAB 10.05 RTV Gabonaire, Libreville 33433 AP-DNK x 4780.0 1030- GTM 17.05 Radio Cultural Coatan, San Sebastian Coatan Spanish 23232 ALS-ARG 4785.0 0200-0210 CLA 01.04 Republic of Iraq Radio - Voice of Iraqi People, Jeddah ( Harmonic ) Arabic 22232 AP-DNK 4790.0 / 0045-0050 PAK 03.05 Radio Pakistan, Islamabad Urdu 34444 AP-DNK x 4790.0 1003-1009 PRU 15.05 Radio Atlántida, Iquitos Spanish 22432 ALS-ARG x 4796.7 1010- BOL 15.05 Radio Maico ( Radio Mallku ), Uyuni Aymara + Spanish 24432 ALS-ARG x 4799.9 1040- GTM 17.05 Radio Buenas Nuevas, San Sebastian Huehuetenango Spanish 23332 ALS-ARG 4800.0 2020-2030 * IND 12.05 AIR Hyderabad Hindi 33343 AP-DNK 4805.0 2315-2325 B 27.05 Radio Difusora do Amazonas, Manaus Portuguese 34343 AP-DNK 4815.0 2320-2330 B 17.05 Radio Difusora Londrina, Parana Portuguese 22332 AP-DNK N 4820.0 1950-2010 CHN 10.05 Xizang PBS, Lhasa, Tibet Chinese 44444 AP-DNK 4825.0 0005- B 03.05 Radio Cancão Nova, Cachoeira Paulista Portuguese AP-DNK 4830.0 / 0023-0040 IND 03.05 All India Radio Jammu Kashmiri + Hindi 35434 AP-DNK 4832.0 0215-0235 HND 29.04 Radio Litoral, La Ceiba Spanish 24232 AP-DNK 4845.0 1725-1730 MLA 01.05 RTM Kuala Lumpur, Kajang Vernacular 33333 KD-GRC x 4855.7 1019- PRU 15.05 Radio La Hora, Cusco Quechua 33422 ALS-ARG N 4869.9 / 2020-2050 INS 13.05 RRI Wamenda (t) BI 24212 AP-DNK x 4870.0 0930- INS 20.04 Radio Republik Indonesia Sorong BI 35443 RS-PHL x 4876.8 1014- BOL 15.05 Radio La Cruz del Sur, La Paz Aymara 44444 ALS-ARG 4890.0 0000-0025 PRU 18.05 Radio Macedonia, Arequipa Spanish 24333 AP-DNK 4915.0 2225-2240 B 03.04 Radio Anhanguera, Goiânia Portuguese 34343 KBJ-DNK x 4925.0 1001-1023 B 09.04 Radio Difusora Taubata Portuguese RAD-USA 4929.9 2325-2400 BOL 17.05 Radio San Miguel, Riberalta Spanish 23333 AP-DNK 4930.0 2125- TKM 01.04 Turkmen Radio, Asgabat AP-DNK 4950.0 2147-2155 AGL 11.05 Radio Nacional de Angola, Mulenvos Portuguese 32322 KD-GRC 4955.0 0010-0020 PRU 18.05 Radio Cultural Amauta, Huanta, Ayacucho Spanish 23333 AP-DNK x 4965.0 0950- PRU 08.04 Radio Santa Monica, Cusco Spanish 24432 RS-PHL x 4975.0 1040-1101 PRU 10.05 Radio del Pacifico, Lima Spanish 34443 ALS-ARG 5010.0 1855-1940 MDG 10.05 Radio TV Malagasy, Antananarivo Malagasy 34444 AP-DNK 5025.0 1940- UZB 05.04 Radio Tashkent German 35422 RK-D 5025.0 2203-2217 BEN 28.04 ORTB, Parakou French 33333 KD-GRC 5026.0 UGA 02.04 Radio Uganda, Kampala Vernacular 35433 CG-POR 5047.0 1930-1940 TGO 05.04 Radio Dif.Togolaise, Lomé French 23333 AP-DNK N 5050.0 1810-2100 * TZA 07.04 Radio Tanzania, Dar-es-Salaam Swahili 24343 AP-DNK x 5054.6 1002- CTR 02.04 Faro del Caribe, San Isidro Spanish 24332 RS-PHL 5800.0 1900- BUL 07.04 Radio Bulgaria International German 54544 RK-D 5883.0 1855-1930 CLA 12.04 Voice of the People Arabic 33443 AP-DNK 5905.0 2055- UKR 20.04 Radio Ukraine International German 54444 KDS-D x 5915.0 / 0242-0320 ZMB 01.04 Zambia Broadcasting Corporation English RAD-USA N 5920.0 2245-2305 USA 09.04 Radio WOBH, New Port-Tenn. English 34343 KBJ-DNK 5930.0 1515- CZE 11.04 Radio Praha German 55555 RK-D x 5950.0 0958- USA 12.04 Radio WYFR English 25332 RS-PHL 5952.5 2350-2400 BOL 02.05 Radio Pio XII, Siglo Veinte Spanish 23333 AP-DNK x 5969.5 1100- CHN 20.04 Gannman PBS, Hezou, Gansu Tibetan 24332 RS-PHL 5985.0 1830-2120 COG 03.05 RTVC, Radio Congo-Liberte, Brazzaville French 32442 AP-DNK x 6010.0 0850-0905 CHL 17.04 Radio Parinacota, Putre Spanish 23432 ALS-ARG x 6010.0 0810- CHL 20.05 Radio Cooperativa, Santiago de Chile Spanish 33543 ALS-ARG 6020.0 0000-0010 B 03.05 Radio Gaucha, Porto Alegre Portuguese 23333 AP-DNK x 6025.0 0955-1001 DOM 15.05 Radio Amanecer, Sto. Domingo Spanish 43433 ALS-ARG 6039.9 2235-2245 B 03.04 Radio Clube Paranaense, Curitiba Portuguese 33433 KBJ-DNK 6045.0 0909- D 19.04 Evangeliumsradio Hamburg German 55555 KDS-D 6045.0 1205- D 01.05 Radio Nederland English 55555 RK-D x 6054.4 1018-1026 BOL 17.05 Radio Juan XXIII Spanish 33232 ALS-ARG 6055.0 0820- SVK 22.04 Radio Slovakia German 55544 KDS-D 6060.0 0715-0745 B 01.04 Radio Tupi, Curitiba Portuguese 24431 CG-POR x N 6080.0 0910-0935 BOL 17.04 Radio San Gabriel, La Paz Aymara 42422 ALS-ARG 6095.0 1717-1750 * NZL 02.04 Radio New Zealand, Rangitaiki English 14331 CG-POR 6100.0 2020- BIH 30.04 Radio Yugoslavia, Bijelijna German 55555 RK-D 6105.0 0005-0015 B 03.05 Radio Cancão Nova, Cachoeira Paulista Portuguese 34333 AP-DNK x 6114.9 0930- PRU 02.04 Radio Union, Lima Spanish 25432 RS-PHL 6155.0 1300- AUT 26.04 Radio Australia International, Moosbrunn German 55444 KDS-D 6170.0 0820-0830 FNL 03.05 Scandinavian Weekend Radio, Villat Finnish AP-DNK x 6180.0 0005- B 09.04 ZYE 365, Radio Nacioanl da Amazonia, Brasilia Intervista Portuguese 15332 RS-PHL x 6185.0 0920- MEX 02.04 Radio Educacion, Mexico City Spanish 35443 RS-PHL 6185.0 1935- G 04.04 Radio Taipei Internatioal German 55555 RK-D 6193.0 0055-0105 PRU 18.05 Radio Cusco, Cusco Spanish 33343 AP-DNK 6225.0 2050- 20.04 Deutsche Welle Arabic 32322 KDS-D 6240.0 0905- PIR 21.04 Starclub Radio German 25232 KDS-D 6278.0 1440- D 12.04 Delta Radio Dutch + German 35333 RK-D 6797.6 0100-0105 PRU 18.05 Radio Ondas del Rio Mayo, Nueva Cajamarca Spanish 24333 AP-DNK x 6955.2 0219-0308 PIR 10.04 Radio Tre Network, Poggibonsi English RAD-USA N 7150.0 / 0030-0040 * IND 13.04 All India Radio Hindi + English 44544 AP-DNK 7160.0 1415- HNG 04.05 Radio Budapest German 45544 RK-D 7210.0 1640- RUS 02.04 Radio Free Asia Korean 33433 WB-D 7210.2 2245-2300 BEN 04.04 Radio Dif.
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