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0100 0130 Australia, Radio Australia 9660as 12080as 0000 UTC - 8PM EDT / 7PM CDT / 5PM PDT 13690as 15240pa 17715as 17750va 17775va 17795va 0000 0000 UK, BBC World Service 5970as 6195as 0100 0155 Turkey, Voice of Turkey 6165am 7105as 9410as 9740as 15335as 0100 0156 Romania, R Romania International 6145na 15360as 17615as 9515na 0000 0004 Canada, R Canada International 9755na 0100 0157 DRM China, China Radio International 6080na 0000 0020 Japan, NHK World Radio Japan 6110na 0100 0157 China, China Radio International 6005na 6120na 6145na 11705na 13650as 6020na 6075as 7180as 7350 ey 17810as 9410na 9570na 9580as 11650as 0000 0020 DRM Japan, NHK World Radio Japan 5920eu 11885as 0000 0030 Australia, HCJB Global 15410as 15525as 0100 0158 DRM New Zealand, Radio NZ International 17675pa 0000 0030 Egypt, Radio Cairo 6850na 0100 0159 Canada, R Canada International 5840va 0000 0030 Thailand, Radio Thailand World Svc 9680na 6165as 7255as 12095na 0100 0200 Anguilla, Worldwide Univ Network 6090am 0000 0030 USA, Voice of America 7405as 0100 0200 Australia, ABC NT Katherine 5025do 0000 0045 India, All India Radio 9705as 9950as 0100 0200 Australia, ABC NT Tennant Creek 4910do 11620as 11645as 13605as 0100 0200 Australia, HCJB Global 15410as 0000 0045 USA, WYFR/Family Radio Worldwide 6085na 0100 0200 Canada, CFRX Toronto ON 6070na 0000 0057 Canada, R Canada International 9800as 0100 0200 Canada, CFVP Calgary AB 6030na 0000 0057 China, China Radio International 6020na 0100 0200 Canada, CKZN St John’s NF 6160na 6075as 6180as 7130eu 7350eu 0100 0200 Canada, CKZU Vancouver BC 6160na 9425as 9570as 11650as 11790as 0100 0200 Costa Rica, Worldwide Univ Network 7325va 11885as 9725va 0000 0057 Germany, Deutsche Welle 7265as 0100 0200 Cuba, Radio Havana Cuba 6000na 6060na 0000 0058 Germany, Deutsche Welle 9785as 6140na 0000 0100 Anguilla, Worldwide Univ Network 6090am 0100 0200 Guyana, Voice of Guyana 3291do 0000 0100 Australia, ABC NT Alice Springs 2310do 0100 0200 Malaysia, RTM/Traxx FM 7295as 4835do 0100 0200 New Zealand, Radio NZ International 15720pa 0000 0100 Australia, ABC NT Katherine 5025do 0100 0200 North Korea, Voice of Korea 7140as 9345as 0000 0100 Australia, ABC NT Tennant Creek 4910do 9730as 11735am 13760am 15180am 0000 0100 Australia, Radio Australia 9660as 12080as 0100 0200 Palau, T8WH/World Harvest 15680as 13690as 15240pa 17715as 17750va 0100 0200 vl Papua New Guinea, Wantok R. Light 7325va 17775va 17795va 0100 0200 Sri Lanka, SLBC 6005as 9770as 15745as 0000 0100 Bulgaria, Radio Bulgaria 5900na 7400na 0100 0200 Taiwan, R Taiwan International 11875as 0000 0100 Canada, CFRX Toronto ON 6070na 0100 0200 UK, BBC World Service 5940va 5970as 0000 0100 Canada, CFVP Calgary AB 6030na 9410as 7105as 7410me 11750as 0000 0100 Canada, CKZN St John’s NF 6160na 11955as 15310as 15335as 15360as 0000 0100 Canada, CKZU Vancouver BC 6160na 17615as 0000 0100 Costa Rica, Worldwide Univ Network 7325va 0100 0200 Ukraine, R Ukraine International 7440na 9725va 0100 0200 USA, American Forces Network 4319usb 0000 0100 Germany, Deutsche Welle 15595as 5446usb 5765usb 6350usb 7811usb 0000 0100 Guyana, Voice of Guyana 3291do 10320usb 12133usb 13362usb 0000 0100 Malaysia, RTM/Traxx FM 7295as 0100 0200 USA, Voice of America 7325va 9435va 0000 0100 DRM New Zealand, Radio NZ International 17675pa 11705va 0000 0100 New Zealand, Radio NZ International 15720pa 0100 0200 USA, WBCQ Monticello ME 5110am 0000 0100 vl Papua New Guinea, Wantok R. Light 7325va 0100 0200 USA, WBCQ Monticello ME 7415am 0000 0100 Spain, Radio Exterior Espana 6055na 0100 0200 USA, WBOH Newport NC 5920am 0000 0100 USA, American Forces Network 4319usb 0100 0200 USA, WEWN Vandiver AL 11520af 5446usb 5765usb 6350usb 7811usb 0100 0200 USA, WHRA Greenbush ME 5850eu 10320usb 12132usb 13362usb 0100 0200 USA, WHRI Cypress Creek SC 5875na 7315sa 0000 0100 USA, WBCQ Monticello ME 5110am 7385na 0000 0100 mtfas USA, WBCQ Monticello ME 7415am 0100 0200 USA, WINB Red Lion PA 9265am 0000 0100 USA, WBOH Newport NC 5920am 0100 0200 USA, WRMI Miami FL 9955am 0000 0100 USA, WEWN Vandiver AL 11520af 0100 0200 USA, WTJC Newport NC 9370na 0000 0100 USA, WHRA Greenbush ME 5850eu 0100 0200 USA, WWCR Nashville TN 5070na 7465na 0000 0100 USA, WHRI Cypress Creek SC 5875na 7315sa 9980na 7385na 0100 0200 USA, WWRB Manchester TN 3185va 5050na 0000 0100 USA, WINB Red Lion PA 9265am 5745va 6890va 0000 0100 USA, WRMI Miami FL 9955am 0100 0200 USA, WYFR/Family Radio Worldwide 5950na 0000 0100 USA, WTJC Newport NC 9370na 7455na 9505na 15195as 15440am 0000 0100 USA, WWCR Nashville TN 5070na 7465na 0100 0200 Uzbekistan, CVC International 7395as 9980na 0100 0200 Zambia CVC/ The Voice Africa 4965af 0000 0100 USA, WWRB Manchester TN 3185va 5050na 0105 0200 twhfa Canada, R Canada International 9755na SHORTWAVE GUIDE SHORTWAVE 5745va 6890va 0130 0145 twhfas Albania, Radio Tirana 7425na 0000 0100 USA, WYFR/Family Radio Worldwide 5950na 0130 0200 Australia, Radio Australia 9660as 12080as 9505na 11720sa 15440am 13690as 15240pa 15415as 17715as 0000 0100 Zambia CVC/ The Voice Africa 4965af 17750va 17795va 0005 0100 Canada, R Canada International 9755na 0130 0200 Iran, VOIRI/IRIB 6120na 7160na 0005 0100 Mon Greece, Voice of Greece 7475eu 9420eu 0130 0200 twhfa USA, Voice of America 5960va 7405va 0030 0045 Sun Germany, Pan American BC 9640as 0145 0200 Mon/Sat United Arab Emirates, FEBA 6140af 0030 0100 Australia, Radio Australia 15415as 0030 0100 China, China Radio International 11730as 0030 0100 fas UK, Bible Voice BC 6030as 0200 UTC - 10PM EDT / 9PM CDT / 7PM PDT 0030 0100 USA, Voice of America 7405va 9325va 9620va 9715va 11695va 12005va 0200 0204 twhfa Canada, R Canada International 9755na 15185va 15205va 15290va 0200 0227 Czech Rep, Radio Prague 6200na 7345na 0030 0100 Uzbekistan, CVC International 7395as 0200 0227 Iran, VOIRI/IRIB 6120na 7160na 0200 0228 Serbia, Intl Radio Serbia 6185na 6190al 0200 0230 Uzbekistan, CVC International 7395as 0100 UTC - 9PM EDT / 8PM CDT / 6PM PDT 0200 0257 China, China Radio International 11770as 13640as 0100 0104 Canada, R Canada International 9755na 0200 0258 Sun Lithuania, Mighty KBC Radio 6110na 0100 0125 Vietnam, Voice of Vietnam 6175na 0200 0300 Anguilla, Worldwide Univ Network 6090am 0100 0127 China, China Radio International 11730as 0200 0300 mtwhf Argentina, RAE 11710va 0100 0127 Czech Rep, Radio Prague 6200na 7345na 0200 0300 Australia, ABC NT Alice Springs 2310do 0100 0127 Slovakia, R Slovakia International 7230na 4835do 9440sa 0200 0300 Australia, ABC NT Katherine 5025do 0100 0128 mtwhfa Serbia, Intl Radio Serbia 6185na 6190al 0200 0300 Australia, ABC NT Tennant Creek 4910do 42 MONITORING TIMES April 2009.
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