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Q S L L I S T E Q S L - L I S T E 8. utgave 8. februar 2007 oppdatert til og med DX-News nr. 1/2007 * * A S I A * * AFGHANISTAN: R Afghanistan (xAfghan Bc System), Kabul KB: mange svar ANDAMAN & NICOBAR-ØYENE: AIR Port Blair 4760: 93:SSH TBV 95:TW 96:IS 98:BH TN 99:ASK AB 04:ØK OF 05:BT ARMENIA: R Yerevan, Yerevan 1395: 02:ASK - 4810/4990/7440/7480/9965/15270: 92:EE AH BE 93:PB 94:AB 95:ØV 96:TBV GF JKP 97:BH TN 98:TNY 99:TNI 02:BT Republican Broadcasting Centre 11510/15400: 94:BE ØK ASK 95:TW ØV 96:TNY 97:TNI AH 98:TW 05:BT AZERBAIJAN: Azerbaijan R (xR Baku), Pirsaat 1476: 05:AB - Baku 4958: 92:EE 93:AH ASK BAHRAIN: R Bahrain, Manama 6010/9750: 92:IS JS ØK BE PB SSH AB EE 94:AH 96:TBV TW VoA Bahrain 1350: 91:ASK BANGLADESH: R Bangladesh (xR Pakistan), Chittagong 870: 72:TW - Dacca (KB): 64:EE AS 68:RB 69:PI ØKL JM TN RP 70:OA TW KM HAH FN 72:AF TW TN HT JS PI AH IN SB OT PKB HU ØKL 73:ØK JYL 75:NN 76:JH 78:JPV 79:GO TNI IS 80:PB AB 83:TJB 84:JAA 85:IB 86:RST RHÅ 87:SJH 88:BE RT SOA 02:AH 04:TNY 05:BT BHUTAN: Bhutan Bc Sce, Thimpu 5030/6035: 92:TW 94:TBV 04:AB BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY: AFRTS Diego Garcia 12579: 00:TBV AB 02:BT 03:TN 06:TNY BRUNEI: R Brunei, Bandar Seri Begawan 4865: 65:TW 67:TBV 70:ØS BURMA: R Myanmar (xBurma Bc Sce, xxVoice of Burma), Yangon 955: 76:PI OF 77:BH - 4725/5040/9543: 48:ALS 60:PI EE 62:TBV 66:TW MS 68:ØS 74:BH DL RTV HT 75:PH JH 80:IS 81:AH AB 82:OU 83:JHA 84:SK 85:PB JA KM 86:SOA TNY 87:BE JS IB TJB PKB 97:ASK FILIPPINENE: DZMM ABS-CBN Bc Network, Quezon City 630 98:AB DZAS FEBC, Valenzuela 702 02:AB DWRV R Veritas, Quezon City 860 78:AF DZRP Voice of the Philippines (R Pilipinas), Manila 920 75:OF - 6170/9580 70:ØKL BL RP ØS 71:HAH DZDH Manila BC, Laoag 990 00:AB DZAR Angel Radyo 1026 02:AB DZEC Radyo Agila, Quezon City 1062 98:AB DWCM Dagupan 1161 00:RT AB DZRM Maharlika Bc System (xPhilippine Bc Sce), Manila 1190 69:TW - 3286/6170 69:PI TW 75:AF OF 83:IS 84:JH DYVS FEBC, Bacolod 1233 05:AB DWXI Delta Bc System, Manila 1314 02:AB DYSI Super Radyo, Iloilo City 1323 98:AB DZOM Calapan 1440 00:AB DXRJ Radyo Asenso, Iligan City 1476 05:TW DWRF Far East Bc Co, Iba Zambales 1470 76:AF TW PI 77:BH TN 78:AF 81:IS SJH - KB mange svar - R Pilipinas (FEBC-relé), KB 92:ØK ASK 01:BT DYBB Super Radyo, Roxas 1503 00:AB DZDS Super Radyo, Dagupan 1548 04:AB R Veritas Asia KB 70:IK 76:HÅ PI 77:RL 78:AH RO PKB IS 80:AG AB MBS TW 81:BE ØS RHÅ 84:TJB 85:LHS BHJ 86:ØK 87:SOA 88:GF JS ASK 89:ON KHU 90:PB 92:AH EE 00:ØJV 02:BT 04: AHU South East Asia R Voice, Manila 17875 70:TW VoA, Poro/Tinang 1147.5 95:BH RT - KB mange svar FORENTE ARABISKE EMIRATER: R Colour TV Dubai (xDubai Bc Sce), Dubai 1481: 71:TW 72:PI IN 73:IN 75:TW 79:IS JA 80:AB OJS AH RJS GO IB SJH ØS KAO PH 81:HAH TBV NS 84:BH 85:TTH 86:TJB 87:GF 91:SSH - KB: mange svar Ras-al-Khaima Bc Sce, Ras-al-Khaima 1175: 78:PKB 80:SJH 82:IS Sharjah Bc Sce, Sharjah 1575: 72:PI 73:TW 74:DL 75:OF AF 77:BH Voice of the UAE (xAbu Dhabi Bc Sce), Abu Dhabi 729/1314/1578 (x809): 71:RB PI 79:TW 81:SJH 82:IS 85:JA TJB 88:JA 92:TW - KB: 72:ØS 85:ØK TK JAA 86:KM AH BHJ 87:IB CH 88:JS 88:JS ASØ 89:ASK GF BE TNY ON LHS IE 90:AHU 92:JJH 95:ØV EE Emirates Media, Dhabbaya: - R Farda 1170: 05:AHU - BBC WS 1314: 06:BT - DW/R Japan 15410/17585: 05:TN 06:BT GEORGIA: R Tbilisi, Tbilisi 5040/11760/11805/11980: 92:EE AH BE 93:EE 04:BT V o Hope, Tbilisi 7520: 97:PB ASK BH TW 98:TBV AB ØK TN GOA: (Eget radioland til 19/12/61) Emissora da Goa 9610/21580: 51:ALS 61:RL HONG KONG: (Eget radioland til 30/06/97) BBC Eastern Asia Relay, Hongkong 7160: 87:PI TW 88:KM JS 90:PB 91:ØK AB 93:EE 95:AH 96:TN 97:ASK Metro Plus AM, Hongkong 1044: 96:BH R TV Hong Kong, Hongkong 3943/9845: 48:ALS 60:PI 63:TBV 65:EE 68:HB 83:IS PKB 85:TW INDIA: AIR Ahmedabad 846/850 76:PI AIR Aizawl 5050 02:ASK AIR Aligarh KB 74:AÅ 77:AÅ 78:KAO 04:BT AIR Bangalore 9445 04:BT 05:TW AIR Bhagalpur 1458/1470 72:TW AIR Bhopal 3315 73:TW 82:HAH 88:JS 92:AH AIR Bhuj 1310/1314 73:PI 77:BH AIR Bombay 4840 73:TW 81:PI 84:AB 85:AH 95:ASK AIR Calcutta 1130/1134/4820 71:RB 72:SM TW 73:PI 78:PKB AIR Gauhati 3235/3375 75:PH 76:PI 80:AH 86:JAA TW 87:JS 98:ASK AIR Gorakhpur 3945 92:TW 98:AH AIR Hyderabad 4800/4990 65:IK 70:MF 71 :TN 72:JM PI TW 81:JS 82:IS AH HAH 83:JHA JH AB EA 84:TTH OF 85:TJB 88:RT 95:ASK 98:GF AIR Imphal 4775 96:AH OF AIR Jaipur 4910 94:ASK AIR Jammu 4830 05:AHU AIR Jeypore 1460/1467/5040 77:PI 80:TW 99:OF 05:AHU AIR Kohima 4850 98:TW 99:AH AIR Kurseong 3355/4895 71:HAH 79:AH 82:EA 87:JS 88:TJB RT 92:TW 96:ASK AIR Lucknow 3205 81:AH 85:TW 88:JS AIR Madras 4920 51:ALS 62:IK 67:TW 68:OA 70:HAH 73:PI TN 74:BH 82:AH 83:JHA 90:JS 94:ASK AIR Nagpur 1566 91:TW AHU AIR New Delhi KB mange svar AIR Panaji 9575/9705 04:BT AIR Rajkot 1070/1071 72:TW 78:PI 85:TJB AIR Ranchi 4960 05:AHU AIR Shillong 4970 01:ASK AIR Simla 3223 81:JS 00:ASK AIR Thiruvananthapuram 5010 95:ASK 96:AHU 00:ØJV 03:GF R Kashmir, Srinagar 3277 64:EE 65:TW 67:HAH 68:ØS 82:EA 83:AH INDONESIA: RKIP Surabaya 4699 82:IS RPDT2 Manggarai, Ruteng 2960 05:AB RPDT2 Labuhanbatu 3815 85:IS RPDT2 Tanah Laut 3488 83:IS RRI Ambon 4845 84:IS RRI Banda Aceh 3905/4955 74:IB 81:IS 82:AF EA 83:JHA 89:TJB RRI Bandung 3205 87:PI TW 93:AH RRI Banjarmasin 3250 82:AB IS PI 83:HAH TW RRI Bengkulu 3265 83:TW 84:IS HAH 86:KF 90:OF 92:AH RRI Biak 5451 83:IS RRI Bukittinggi 3232/4828 81:IS AB RRI Denpasar 3945 84:IS PI RRI Dili 3306 95:OF RRI Fak-Fak 4789 81:IS RRI Gorontalo 3265 81:IS RRI Jakarta KB 70:KM KG MF 71:TN 85:TTH 86:PB TJB 87:IB 88:TNY 90:AH 95:AAH RRI Jambi 4926 68:TW 70:MF 74:TN PI 81:IS 93:ASK 94:AH 98:ØK 00:ØJV RRI Jayapura 5044/9612 82:IS 85:AB RRI Jember 3323 80:OF RRI Kendari 4000 82:IS AF JHA 83:OF ØK 84:AH 88:TJB 99:BH RRI Kupang 3385 80:OF 81:IS 82:HAH 83:AB 90:TJB RRI Manado 3215 78:PI 81:IS 82:OF 99:BH RRI Manokwari 6188 83:IS RRI Mataram 3223 80:AH RRI Medan 4765 74:PI KM 75:RW PH OF AF 79:IS 80:OJS AB AH IB 81:SJH JS 82:EA HAH KF NS OU ØK JH RRI Nabire 6127 87:IS RRI Padang 3960/4003 72:TW 78:PI 80:IS OF AB 81:SJH 82:AF 83:JHA KF 84:AH 85:JA 86:KM BHJ 89:TJB ØK RRI Palangka Raya 3325 81:IS 83:TW 01:AB RRI Palembang 4855 67:TW 69:ØS 71:MF 74:DL PI 75:PH OF 76:AF 81:IS 92:ASK ØK RRI Palu 3960 84:KAO IS 92:ØK RRI Pekanbaru 5882/5886 81:IS 82:PI 83:EA JHA AB 84:KAO KF 88:ØK RRI Pontianak 3345/3995 79:PI 80:OF JA 82:IS 83:JHA HAH BH RRI Semarang 3935 85:IS RRI Sibolga 5259 83:IS 88:ØK TJB 89:OF RRI Sorong 4875 78:PI 80:IS 83:OF ØK 01:AB RRI Surabaya 2377/3975 83:IS AH TW 84:HAH KF 87:KM 89:TJB LL RRI Surakarta 4932 75:AF 80:PI 82:IS 85:HAH OF 86:KM TJB ØK 90:AH RRI Tanjung Pinang 3225 77:PI 79:PH 83:IS HAH 90:TNY 93:ASK RRI Tanjungkarang 3395 79:PI 81:AF IS 82:AB 83:EA JHA 85:RJS RRI Ternate 3345 81:IS 82:OF PKB 83:AB AH 84:HAH KF PI 96:BH RRI Ujung Pandang 4719/4753 74:AF PI DL BH OF 75:TW 85:IS 88:AH RRI Yogyakarta 5046 67:TW 74:PI 75:AF 86:ØK IS Stichting R Omroep in Overgangstijd, Batavia (Jakarta) 15150: 48:ALS CF Voice of Indonesia (xR Nasional), Jakarta KB: 50:ALS 51:CF 52:TBV 54:PI 58:JB RL 61:IK KÅ 62:HAH OGU HÅV TN TW PK 63:IHE SHO 65:RB AH JM 66:ØS SL 67:RH ØSK KR 68:HA 79:RO 81:AB 82:IS BE 83:JHA 84:KAO TJB JH 85:IB 02:RTF 05:BT IRAK: R Baghdad, Baghdad KB: mange svar IRAN: R Ahwaz, Ahwaz 1390: 63:TW 69:JM R Kermanshah, Kermanshah 985: 68:TW 74:PI R Zahedan, Zahedan 777: 72:TW 74:PI V o Islamic Republic of Iran (xR Iran, National Iranian R & TV), Teheran 1404: 97:BH - 1555: 77:BH JA AF 78:RW - KB: mange svar ISRAEL: Israel Bc Authority, Reshet Bet 657: 90:AHU - Hillel 737: 78:TW - Tel Aviv 1025: 70:TW - Akko 1205/6: 74:SM 78:TW 93:AHU - Haifa 1575: 87:KM 88:TJB AH 95:AHU - Jerusalem KB: mange svar Forces Bc Sce, Jerusalem 7220: 47:ALS CF Galei Zahal, Beersheba 1224: 81:OF IS 82:SM 91:AHU - Tel Aviv 1286/7: 75:TW 76:PKB 78:FN 79:JA 80:SOP 81:OF ØS IS 86:TJB 88:CH AHU 95:ASK GF - Haifa 1304/5: 77:BH 79:JA 80:PI 81:JS OF ØK IS 82:ON - Golan 1368: 81:OF 95:AHU - Jerusalem 1404: 88:TJB - Tel Aviv 14728/15785: 81:MBS SJH AB HAH 00:AH 01:BT Near East Arab Bc, Jaffa 6135: 47:ALS JAPAN: JOIK NHK-1 Sapporo 567 03:BH 06:AB JOPG NHK-1 Kushiro 585 03:BH JOAK NHK-1 Tokyo 594 06:BH JOAB NHK-2 Tokyo 690/693 77:BH 02:AB JOCK NHK-1 Nagoya 729 98:BH 06:AB JOIB NHK-2 Sapporo 747/750 78:BH JOUB NHK-2 Akita 770/774 76:PI 81:AF 98:AB 05:OJS 06:OF JOBB NHK-2 Osaka 828/830 76:AF 77:BH 98:RT 02:AB JOQK NHK-1 Niigata 837 81:AF JOGB NHK-2 Kumamoto 870/873 77:AF 84:BH 05:AB JOLB NHK-2 Fukuoka 1017 06:JA JOPC NHK-2 Kushiro 1152 86:GS 88:BH JORB NHK-2 Kochi 1152 06:BH AB JOJK NHK-1 Kanazawa 1224 06:BH AB TJB JOUC NHK-2 Yamaguchi 1377 84:GS BH JOHC NHK-2 Kagoshima 1386/1390 78:BH 84:GS JOJB NHK-2 Kanazawa 1386 84:GS 86:BH 06:OF AB TJB JOKB NHK-2 Okayama 1386 (x1600) 78:AF 84:GS 87:BH 06:AB JA TJB JOQC NHK-2 Morioka 1386/1390 77:AF 84:GS 06:OF 06:BH JA TJB JOID NHK-2 Oita 1467 05:AB JOMC NHK-2 Miyazaki 1467 06:BH JOUK NHK-1 Akita 1503 81:AF JOZB NHK-2 Matsuyama 1512 80:BH 06:AB JOTC NHK-2 Aomori 1521 06:AB JOQB NHK-2 Niigata 1590/1593 78:BH 81:SJH AF 98:AB 06:OF JOTB NHK-2 Matsue 1593 80:BH 84:GS 05:AB JOCR AM Kobe, Kobe 558 06:AB JORR RBC Ryukyo Hoso, Naha 738 05:BH JOXR ROK R Okinawa, Naha 864 (x783) 86:BH 06:AB JOKR TBS Radio, Tokyo 950/954 75:AF 76:PI BH 00:AB RT 05:OF JONR ABC Asahi Hoso, Osaka 1008/1010 77:AF BH KM 00:AB RT JOAR CBC Chubu Nippon Hoso, Nagoya 1050/1053 75:AF 96:BH JODR BSN Niigata Hoso, Niigata 1116 00:RT 06:BH - JODO, Joetsu 1530 78:BH 81:AF JOQR NCB Bunka Hoso, Tokyo 1130/1134 73:TN 75:TW OF 76:RT AF 77:BH JOBR KBS Kyoto, Kyoto 1140/1143 77:AF 86:BH JOOR MBS Mainichi Hoso, Osaka 1179 (x1210) 65:TW 73:TN 74:AF 75:OF 78:BH JOYF IBS Ibaraki Hoso, Mito 1197 98:BH JOGR RAB
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