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Today's Topics:
1. Glenn Hauser logs May 24-25, 2013 (Glenn Hauser)
2. QSL Report for Al Muick, Week ending 25 May 2013 (Albert Muick)
3. Bolivia (maurits van driessche)
4. Radio Gloria This Sunday (TOM TAYLOR)
5. Fwd: FW: Berichte vom 32. ueberregionalen DX-Treffen Ottenau
11 Mai 2013 BT, BNN, RRE, (TOM TAYLOR)
6. RNZI on new frequency from today (Ivo Ivanov)
7. The 20 year old from 1950 (Radio Heritage Mail)
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Message: 1
Date: Sat, 25 May 2013 09:37:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <wghau...@yahoo.com>
To: d...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: s...@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs May 24-25, 2013
Message-ID:
<1369499877.95345.yahoomailclas...@web161301.mail.bf1.yahoo.com>
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** AUSTRALIA. 21740, May 24 at 2214, ABC Classic FM via R. Australia, enjoyed
while we could, in substitute for usual programming, something from Orfeu ed
Euridice concluding, later Respighi. Seems this wake-up show plays only short
pieces. Still classical at recheck 0055 a few minutes before closing when 19000
is also on.
Keith Perron explains, ``As we relay Radio Australia mornings and afternoons on
our local FM relay in Taipei, I just discovered an email that came in from
Radio Australia distribution saying there was a major electrical fault at the
South Bank Studios and that all scheduled Radio Australia programming will be
changed all day Saturday.
Nigel Holmes is retiring from Radio Australia. John Westland is also retiring
from Radio Australia. In July a new program schedule will be coming out. The RA
Transmissions department is being merged with ABC International [Television]``
Brace yourself for further shakeups in Radio Australia transmissions and
programming! As in previous auto-reply, June 7 appears to be the effective date
for the end of RA as its own station.
Before 2100, John Figliozzi complained, ``Hello? Isn't anybody minding the
store at RA? I'm getting two feeds overlaid on one another --- Classic FM and
Melbourne Local Radio -- on the RA Pacific stream and nothing on the RA Asia
stream. Can't believe no one is charge of monitoring the output. Waiting for
21740 to sign on at 2100 to hear what's going out over HF.
``Here's the situation at 2120 UTC from my monitoring: On HF: 21740 and 15515
in parallel with a relay of ABC Classic FM. On Internet: Both RA Pacific stream
and RA Asia stream with a clashing mix of ABC Classic FM and ABC Victoria
(Local Radio)``
Anyhow it was only Classic on 21740 by the time I tuned in (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA. Firedrake [non], CNR1 jamming May 25 circa 1330 with poor propagation:
None in the 17s, 16s, 15s
14750, poor at 1329, timesignal at 1330, another clew it`s NOT SOH
14700, very poor at 1329
13970, poor at 1330; none in the 12s
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** KOREA SOUTH. 15575, Saturday May 25 at 1353 tune-in, KBS WR `Listeners
Lounge` has already started the Indian DX Report, with news that 4760 & 7390
Port Blair transmitter has failed, but its schedule anyway --- just as outdated
as the first item on WOR 1670, as Jose Jacob followed up that it returned the
next day. Also some new 10 kW FM transmitters in several cities by Bangladesh
Betar, until 1356.
Sorry, but I had a hard time understanding the guy, most of all the contact
address he gave. Presumably Bharatians will not have any problem. After
regional survey of listening conditions for KBS, asks for recordings (tapes,
CDs or preferably E-mail) of KBS from many years ago for a documentary being
prepared for their 60th anniversary. What? Don`t they have an archive of
everything they ever broadcast?
Having broadcast all winter to NAm on 15575 at this hour with virtually no
reception, now it`s pretty reliable, altho the modulation lacks punch. I wonder
if they are still on the last known azimuth for this, 81 degrees really toward
Hawaii and southern S America, or have they at least got an antenna now aimed
USward? HFCC A-13 now has some KBS entries, but lacking this transmission on
15575! Just 00-04, 100 kW at 81 degrees, 16-22, 250 kW at 290 degrees (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 660, UT Saturday May 25 at 0509, silly pelota game in Spanish loops
WSW, and the audio from the stadium is somewhat overmodulated/distorted; 0516
break for PSA from Chihuahua`s Instituto Estatal Electoral, where it seems
there will be an elexion on 7 July; ad for Mariscos San Mart?n, jingle for
98.9 and back to b?isbol, a rather late nite game, so it`s obviously XEACB, La
Lupe, Ciudad Delicias, 1 kW at nite per IRCA. Also heard ``Camargo`` mentioned
a couple times, presumably one of the teams from a nearby town (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. May 24 at 1705 UT, the 6m Es map shows opening over SW quadrant of
USA, so time to aim at BCN and look for lowband analog TVDX, before Mexico
turns everything into DTV:
According to:
http://tvdxtips.com/mexcitylist.html
Mexico Analog TV Shutdown Dates by City
Shutdown date for Tijuana is by April 16, 2013
Shutdown date for other 2013 is by November 26, 2013
The other 2013 cities for the latter date are: Mexicali, Ju?rez, Monterrey,
Nuevo Laredo, Reynosa-Matamoros, i.e. the other major border cities, but the
list is incomplete, not showing e.g. Nogales, Piedras Negras or Ensenada, where
there has been a channel 2:
XHENT Azteca-7 50 kW ch 2 Ensenada, still in W9WI.com
but not on Danny`s map of logos
http://tvdxtips.com/mexlogos.html
Altho this is not a complete map, just the ones for which he has local logos.
Is Ensenada considered part of the Tijuana market, so already off? XHENT is
still shown with net-7 on Bill Hepburn`s channel 2 map, which I hope he is
keeping up to date:
http://www.dxinfocentre.com/TV2.pdf
At 1705 there are traces of NTSC video on channel 2, maybe XHENT.
Around 1730 a novela is making it on 2, but direxion is more like SW, not WSW.
At 1752 CCI on 2, including a variety show with Gala TV bug in LR, Televisa
also, i.e., former Galavisi?n. The Gala TV bug is now a large swirl, as on the
logos page above. Also at 1758 with horoscope nonsense, Gala TV bug again in
LR.
The channel 2 list at http://www.w9wi.com/web/tv-channels/2.html
shows the *only* Televisa 9 = Gala TV station is: ``Hermosillo, SO XHHMA-TV
30,000 Z H 29-04-29N 110-57-35W XLIC S:Televisa 9``
At 1800 on 2, another station audio mentions Sinaloa, so maybe XHI-TV in Los
Mochis (not to be confused with the *other* XHI-TV in Ciudad Obreg?n, Sonora,
which is related but not //, per Oglethorpe).
Channel 4 also shows occasional activity: at 1746 evil-penguin toon from net 5.
1758 again spotted net 5 bug in UR. There are lots of these all over the
country, but the most likely in NW Mexico is:
``Mazatlan, SN XHMAF-TV 100,000 Z H 23-15-34N 106-23-11W XLIC S:Televisa 5``
But there are also net-5s on ch 4 in La Paz and Torre?n.
At 1840, sudden burst of video on ch 2 says 417-4040 / TAXI EXPRESS, and some
other phone numbers, full screen, large font --- English?? No, Googling leads
right to Ciudad Obreg?n, Sonora, as in W9WI.com:
``Cd. Obregon, SO XHI-TV 100,000 Z H 27-34-30N 109-56-27W XLIC S:Televisa
local``
At 1850 I am finally getting a `bright` signal from WSW on channel 3, which is
what I was expecting at the outset: still analog for another semiyear, XHBC
Mexicali, since it`s running a PSA for TJE del Estado de Baja California, which
once you get past Google and MS Word insistence that you must be typoing THE,
means TRIBUNAL DE JUSTICIA ELECTORAL. A novela at 1855, maybe from same. After
that the opening dies down, and I hope it stays down since I have to quit for
now.
At least the short-spaced co-channel XHTJB in Tijuana, on same offset now must
be gone --- or DT on 3? At
http://www.w9wi.com/web/tv-states/BN.html
XHTJB is still listed on ch 3 with no UHF or other DTV replacement, but so is
XETV on 6 past deadline (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. 780, May 25 at 0506 UT, daytimer KSPI Stillwater open carrier is
on again, making fast SAH with Pueblo and attenuated WBBM. KSPI had been
behaving itself recently until now (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PERU. 5980, May 25 at 0055, JBA carrier from R. Chaski vs hash, to cutoff at
0100:49*, 5 seconds later than last night (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** PERU [non]. 4835, May 25 at 0057-0058, can`t capture any signal from
Quillabamba, despite open-carrier, dead air for a minute from 4840 WWCR (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SERBIA [non]. 9685, May 25 at 0056, IRS with English frequency announcement,
website; good signal but heavy flutter. Not surprising, since WWV reported:
``Geophysical Alert Message
Solar-terrestrial indices for 24 May follow.
Solar flux 127 and estimated planetary A-index 20.
The estimated planetary K-index at 0000 UTC on 25 May was 4.
Space weather for the past 24 hours has been moderate.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level occurred.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S2 level occurred.
Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be minor.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level are expected.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S1 level are expected.``
9665 VOR via PRIDNESTROVYE had similar flutter and usual weaker signal (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** TURKEY. 13635, May 25 at 1257 TRT IS is repeating without pauses, as typical
of the Turkish language service; brief announcement and more until timesignal
and cutoff at 1300*. This means the following frequency on same 310 degree
antenna, 9840, must be a bit late coming up. Tip: IS should play *before* a
frequency opens, not after one is closing.
Quite good reception: wish English on 15450 were as good. In fact, it`s not bad
either, but not checked until 1314 with multi-lingual ID filler, Question of
the Month, deadline May 31. I must have just missed the fortnightly DX Corner!
(16m is just about dead, even Cuba JBA) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1670 monitoring: special airing on WTWW-2 9930 started
approx. 1852 UT Friday May 24, following hokey organ music, presumably
`Unshackled`.
Confirmed on Area 51 via WBCQ webcast and presumably 5110v-CUSB, UT Saturday
May 25 starting at 0133.
Confirmed on WRMI 9955, Saturday May 25 at 1520, just barely audible here altho
no jamming.
Next: Sat & Sun 2328v on WTWW-2 9930; UT Sunday 0400.5 on WTWW-1 5830 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
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Message: 2
Date: Sat, 25 May 2013 17:59:03 -0400
From: Albert Muick <radioresearch_field_operati...@yahoo.com>
To: DXLD <d...@yahoogroups.com>, HCDX <hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Subject: [HCDX] QSL Report for Al Muick, Week ending 25 May 2013
Message-ID: <51a13426.7030...@yahoo.com>
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LESOTHO, Lesotho National Broadcasting Service, Maseru (Lancer's Gap),
639, date/frequency only Katse Dam handwritten QSL card with station
seal from Motlatsi Monyane, Chief Engineer in 797 days for English
airmail report and 2 IRC, plus follow-up via airmail, and finally, last
effort English followup via airmail with US $3 and a National Radio Club
"Broadcaster's Guide to DX" brochure. Originally received while I was
still at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan one lucky night with Iran off
and beneath BBC. QSL arrived 50 days after last follow-up. Mr. Monyane
apologised for not responding to earlier communications.
SAO TOME E PRINCIPE, IBB Transmitting Station Pinheira, 1530, full data
Pinheira Station eQSL card for email report and recording to Ms. Helena
de Menezes, Manager's Secretary in 20 days. Actual QSL card was placed
in the diplomatic pouch for mailing on this same day according to Ms.
Menezes. Reports to hmenezes at sto dot ibb dot gov. This is as listed
in the WRTH 2013.
I am absolutely ecstatic over the Lesotho QSL. This certainly brings
new hope for other stations that are still to answer!
Do not forget the reason we celebrate this Memorial Day!
73
Al Muick
Whitehall PA USA
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Message: 3
Date: Sun, 26 May 2013 00:17:23 +0200
From: maurits van driessche <mauritsvandriess...@skynet.be>
To: hard-core <hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>
Subject: [HCDX] Bolivia
Message-ID: <51a13873.4000...@skynet.be>
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Bolivia, Emisora Radio Pio XII Siglo Veinte On 5952.455khz at
2211utc with nice Bolivian music and comments by male and female
.Audio coming just above the noise
73,
Maurits Van Driessche
Belgium
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Message: 4
Date: Sat, 25 May 2013 17:07:03 +0100
From: TOM TAYLOR <emrs...@gmail.com>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: [HCDX] Radio Gloria This Sunday
Message-ID:
<CAA_Ct2zKB_-JPafEwuLh4XR=jdtj8rns_fs+y+jvtmdzqeo...@mail.gmail.com>
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*Radio Gloria This Sunday*
Sunday 26th: R Gloria via MVBR
06.00 to 08.00 UTC, on 7265 kHz
08.00 to 10.00 UTC, on 9480 KHz
09.00 to 10.00 UTC, on 6005 KHz
All reports to: radioglo...@aol.com Thank you!
Internet:
09.00 to 10.00 UTC shortwaveservice.com
15.00 to 17.00 UTC Coloradio.org ?laut.fm/kompakt?
Hamburger Lokalradio via MVBR Wednesday and Saturday:
06.00 to 08.00 UTC on 7265 kHz
08.00 to 11.00 UTC on 6190 kHz
11.00 to 15.00 UTC on 7265 kHz
All reports to: redakt...@hamburger-lokalradio.de Thank you!
Good Listening!
73s
Tom
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Message: 5
Date: Sat, 25 May 2013 18:03:59 +0100
From: TOM TAYLOR <emrs...@gmail.com>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: [HCDX] Fwd: FW: Berichte vom 32. ueberregionalen DX-Treffen
Ottenau 11 Mai 2013 BT, BNN, RRE,
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: tom taylor <em...@sky.com>
Date: 2013/5/25
Subject: FW: Berichte vom 32. ueberregionalen DX-Treffen Ottenau 11 Mai
2013 BT, BNN, RRE,
To: TOM TAYLOR <emrs...@gmail.com>
** ** ** **
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*From:* Bernd Seiser [mailto:**bernd.sei...@t-online.de**]
*Sent:* 24 May 2013 14:53
*To:* EMR
*Subject:* Berichte vom 32. ueberregionalen DX-Treffen Ottenau 11 Mai 2013
BT, BNN, RRE,****
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** **
*RTI H?rertreffen vom 11. Mai 2013 im Steakhouse Strauss in Ottenau *
*Etwa 30 Freunde von RTI und des weltweiten Rundfunkfernempfangs aus
Baden-W?rttemberg, Bayern, Berlin, Hessen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Saarland,
Schleswig Holstein, Taiwan, Volksrepublik China und Syrien fanden sich am
11. Mai im Ottenauer Steakhouse Strauss zum 32. ?berregionalen DX-Treffen
ein. *
*Vor dem offiziellen Rahmenprogramm ergab sich auch f?r einige Teilnehmer
in diesem Jahr wieder die Gelegenheit, sich telefonisch mit Eva in der
Redaktion zu unterhalten. *
* *
*Nach der Begr??ung folgte die Bekanntmachung der Tagesordnung und
?bermittlung der Gr??e von Hobbyfreunden und Hoererklubmitgliedern, die aus
verschiedenen Gr?ndern leider nicht am Ottenauer H?rertreffen teilnehmen
konnten. Seit dem letztj?hrigen H?rertreffen sind mit Werner Wolf, Ilse
Hell, Ehrenmitglied Erwin Winter, Engelbert Borkner, Siegfried Lesser,
Heinz Fraahs, Klaus F?hrlich, Roger Kirk, Helmut Kraft, Hans Bickel, Dr.
Anton Josef Kuchelmeister, Heinz Br?uer, Alwin Erdmann Rudi K?hler und
Helmut H?hn gleich 15 Radiofreunde verstoben, den w?rdevoll gedacht wurde.
Es folgte ein R?ckblick auf verschiedene H?rertreffen im Teilnehmergebiet
sowie vom Berliner H?rerklubtreffen im April sowie den Veranstaltungen des
Rhein Main Radio Clubs.
*
*Der RTI H?rerklub Ottenau konnte auch in den letzten Monaten einen
weiteren Mitgliederzuwachs verzeichnen und hat derzeit 89 Mitglieder. *
*Der Ottenauer H?rerklub veranstaltete im Jahr 2012 Kontestaktionen mit
Radio Taiwan International, der Stimme der T?rkei, Radio Rum?nien
International, RTR 2 in Belgien, Radio 700 und dem Hamburger Lokalradio, an
denen H?rerklubsekret?r Christoph Preutenborbek gro?en Anteil hatte.
Besondere Anerkennung erhielt christoph auch f?r den Entwurf der
Teilnehmerurkunde.*
*Bedauert wurden die Kurzwellen-Abschaltungen von der Stimme Russlands und
von der Stimme Kroatiens, die seither nur noch auf Mittelwelle zu h?ren
sind. Aber auch die Programme auf der Mittelwelle werden immer weniger, so
hat auch Ende April der MDR seine Mittelwellenfrequenzen abgeschaltet. Als
n?chster Sender wird RTL die 1440 au?er Betrieb nehmen.
*
*Es folgte die Ausgabe der Tombolapreise, mein Dank fuer die Unterstuetzung
unserer Tombola geht auch an Yigal Benger, der unter weiterem auch mehrere
Radios zur Verf?gung gestellt hat, an Dr. Harald Gabler und den RMRC, Rita
und Hellmut Bahnsen, Paul Reinersch, RTI, MDR, WDR, Gemeinde Gottes und Ina
Schemming in Canada, Gemeinde Gottes und Niko Ernst in Herford, TRT
Ankara, Radio Slowakei International, China Radio International, WYFR und
das Taiwan Tourismusb?ro in Frankfurt.
Es folgte ein sehenswerter Power Point Vortrag, der uns von Chiu Bihui
pr?sentiert wurde, dabei erhielten wir wieder interessante Einblicke auch
in die RTI Deutschredaktion und die Sendeanlagen von RTI. Vielen herzlichen
Dank an dieser Stelle auch an Olaf und an den ERF fuer den Beamer und an
Heiko fuer den PC.
Da an diesem H?rertreffen auch Wu Shiyun und Zheng An von China Radio
International teilnahmen gab es sehr interessante Vergleiche zwischen den
deutschprachigen Redaktionen der Kurzwellenprogramme aus Taiwan und der
Volksrepublik China.
*
*Auch in diesem konnten wieder Empfangsversuche mit einem DAB+ Radio
gemacht werden, so wurde festgestellt, dass in Ottenau im Vergleich zum
Vorjahr, als nur 6 SWR Programme geh?rt werden konnten es inzwischen doch
weitere Programmangebote gibt. *
*Fuer ihre 5 malige Teilnahme an den Ottenauer Hoerertreffen wurden Werner
Schubert und Dirk Pranke, f?r 15 malige Teilnahme Alfred Albrecht aus
Emmendingen ausgezeichnet. F?r ihre Verdienste um den RTI H?rerklub Ottenau
wurde Anna Seiser mit grosser Zustimmung der anwesenden Mitglieder zum
Ehrenmitglied ernannt. Als zus?tzlicher Stellvertretender Vorsitzender
wurde Herbert J?rger in sein Amt eingef?hrt. *
*In der RTI H?rerklubversammlung gab es einige W?nsche und Anregungen,
darunter auch die Bitte nach wichtigen Argumenten, warum die Kurzwelle bei
RTI erhalten bleiben muss.
F?r Unterhaltung sorgte auch das von Paul Reinersch zusammengetellte
Stationsquiz, bei dem die Pausenzeichen verschiedener Programme erkannt
wurden. An dieser Stelle auch herzlichen Dank an Werner Schubert fuer
deinen Preis.
?berraschend fand sich an diesem Nachmittag auch noch Christa Kuzbari,
langj?hrige Mitarbeiterin und H?rerpostbetreuerin der deutschssprachigen
Kurzwellenprogramme aus Damaskus beim H?rertreffen ein um ihre H?rer auch
mal pers?nlich kennenzulernen. Sie h?lt sich derzeit in deutschland auf und
hatte deshalb eine k?rzere Anreise. Sie berichtete ?ber die aktuelle Lage
bei Radio Damaskus und auch ?ber die derzeit nicht einsatzf?higen
Kurzwellensender ihrer Station. *
*Es gab eine kurze Vorschau auf weitere Hobbyaktivitaeten wie die n?chste
ADDX Mitgliederversammlung in Remscheid. *
*Geplant wird auch f?r den 10.05.2014 das dann 33. ?berregionale DX-Treffen
mit RTI H?rertreffen in Ottenau.*
*Bedanken moechte ich mich an dieser Stelle auch bei allen die mitgeholfen
haben, sei es durch ihre Technik, das Abholen des Informationsmaterials
oder die Dekoration im Steakhouse Strauss.*
*Hinweise zu diesem Treffen gab* *es w?chentlich im RTI Briefkasten,
au?erdem auch bei RAE, Radio 700, Radio Damaskus, Radio Tirana, TRT, Radio
Slowakei international, IRIB, Radio Ukraine International, VOV-Stimme
Vietnams, Radio Rumaenien International, Radio Bulgarien und Radio HCJB,
wof?r ich mich an dieser Stelle auf freundlich bedanken m?chte. *
*Gruesse an unsere Teilnehmer sendeten am Wochenende auch Radio Bulgarien,
Radio 700, Radio HCJB und Radio Slowakei International. *****
** **
** **
** **
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Message: 6
Date: Sat, 25 May 2013 09:58:57 +0000
From: Ivo Ivanov <ivo.obser...@gmail.com>
To: "'Abu Sayed'" <sayed.raya...@yahoo.com>, "'Al Quaglieri'"
<listenersnoteb...@gmail.com>, "'Alexander Beryozkin'"
<dx...@nrec.spb.ru>, "'Alexander Dementiev'" <alek...@mail.ru>,
"'Alexander Zurman'" <joochi2...@yandex.ru>, "'Alexey Zinevich'"
<zas-2...@mail.ru>, "'Alexsander Diadischev'" <daa-d...@yandex.ru>,
"'Alokesh Gupta'" <alokeshgu...@hotmail.com>, "'Anatoly Klepov'"
<ru...@yandex.ru>, "'Andreas Tschauder'"
<andreastschau...@t-online.de>, "'Andreas Volk'"
<andr...@volk-muenchen.de>, "'Andrei Skorodumov'"
<skorodumov.and...@gmail.com>, "'Anker Petersen'"
<anker.peter...@mail.dk>, "'Arnulf Piontek'" <pae...@web.de>,
"'BCLNEWS'" <bclsiciliac...@inwind.it>, "'Bengh Ericson'"
<bengt.eric...@telia.com>, "'Bernd Trutenau'" <btrute...@delfi.lt>,
"'BK99'" <jak...@bk.ru>, "'Bob Padula'"
<bobpad...@mydesk.net.au>,
"'Boris Chastoedov'" <chastoe...@inbox.ru>, "'Dan Ferguson'"
<shortw...@zerobeat.org>, "'Dario Gabrielli'"
<dario_gabrie...@libero.it>, "'Dmitri Kutuzov'"
<de...@dialup.etr.ru>,
"'Dmitry Mezin'" <dm6...@gmail.com>, "'Dmitry Puzanov'"
<k...@inbox.ru>, "'DX Listening Digest'" <d...@yahoogroups.com>,
"'Georgi Bancov'" <georgi.ban...@gmail.com>, "'Glenn Hauser'"
<wghau...@yahoo.com>, "'Global Radio DX Club'" <gr...@yahoo.co.in>,
"'Hard-Core-DX'" <hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com>, "'Igor D'"
<igo...@zba.tr.ukrtel.net>, "'Jaisakthivel '"
<ardicdxc...@yahoo.co.in>, "'Jorge Garcia'"
<garcia.jorgegar...@gmail.com>, "'Konstantin Aseev'"
<kos...@kursknet.ru>, "'Konstantin Gusev'" <gu...@itep.ru>, "'Mauno
Ritola'" <mauno.rit...@gmail.com>, "'MIDXB'" <rusmi...@mtu-net.ru>,
"'Mikhail Timofeyev'" <timofe...@sp.ru>, "'Noel Green'"
<noel.gr...@dswci.org>, "'Paul Ormandy'" <zl...@orcon.net.nz>, "'Radio
Kurier'" <h...@addx.de>, "'Sei-ichi Hasegawa'"
<h.seii...@yahoo.com>,
"'Sergej Rogov'" <sergej...@googlemail.com>, "'Sergey Shohin'"
<50sd...@rambler.ru>, "'Sergey Vinokurov'" <vnk...@rambler.ru>,
"'Shukhrat Rakhmatullaev'" <uzbe...@gmail.com>, "'Siniy Voron'"
<siniyvo...@hotmail.com>, "'T. Patterson'" <t...@mozcom.com>,
"'Takahito Akabayashi'" <tak_akabaya...@yahoo.co.jp>, "'Valery
Sheptukhin'" <ra3...@mail.ru>, "'Vasily Gulyaev'"
<dx-voya...@yandex.ru>, "'Vladimir Lisin'" <lis3...@yandex.ru>,
"'Vladimir Sitnikov'" <sigma...@mail.ru>, "'Wolfgang Bueschel'"
<buesche...@web.de>
Subject: [HCDX] RNZI on new frequency from today
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NEW ZEALAND Frequency change of Radio New Zealand International from May
25:
1551-1850 NF 9615 RAN 100 kW / 035 deg to Cook Island/Samoa in English, x
9700
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73!
Ivo
*QTH*: Sofia, Bulgaria
*Equipment*: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
*New email*: ivo.obser...@gmail.com
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Message: 7
Date: Sun, 26 May 2013 17:20:38 +1200
From: "Radio Heritage Mail" <i...@radioheritage.net>
To: i...@radioheritage.net
Subject: [HCDX] The 20 year old from 1950
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Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
May 26 2013
The 20 Year Old from 1950
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The ruthless passage of time means that showcasing heritage & history
needs continual reinventing to stay relevant.
Take radio broadcasting of the 1930-1950 era.
Assume someone was just 20 years old in 1950 to have been involved
[other than being a listener] in broadcasting, and basic math tells
us that person is now 83 years old, 93 if they were 20 in 1940 and
103 if they were 20 in 1930.......
And only if they're even still alive and with us......statistically,
most of them simply aren't any more.
If they are, a significant number are now unable to physically get
around the house or the neighborhood easily, have restricted
financial means, and simply don't have internet access.
Sadly, they're a critical but now fading group for a memorabilia
project like ours.
Move along a generation to their children, now aged between 63-83.
Still some life left in this group yet, which now includes the first
baby boomers as well. The links to the past are getting weaker, but
in some ways, they represent the second golden period of radio
through the 1950's, and bring a new range of interest, involvement,
memories and engagement to this project.
Then, the grandchildren of our 20 year old generation from
1950......now aged 43-63 and struggling with life today, sandwiched
between care needing parents and their own children [and their
grandchildren] in tough economic times.
How does a project like ours, which covers radio from the 1920's up
to today, remain relevant to different generations all with different
experiences and expectations, and interests?
As a web based project, we can probably move faster than a museum or
archive full of locked away artifacts.
We also know that some of the 20 year old folks from 1950 still hold
and express strong views about radio in their day, and do what they
can to encourage us. Their children also have memories of a strong
influence of radio in their popular culture of life, and browse our
hundreds of features.
>From our research and our Facebook page we know most of our
supporters, those who engage with us, those who make a donation of
money, time and materials from time to time are actually aged about
45-65..........with some spillover over to 65-75 and under to
35-45..........so we wish to acknowledge these hard pressed folks in
particular for finding some time to honor the past and remember their
parents generation, and contribute to a project that one of our
visitors from India has described 'as an encyclopedia'............
Encyclopedias are fast becoming dinosaurs of today's information age,
along with museum artifacts and physical storage facilities so I hope
you'll agree we need to continue telling more stories, stories based
on sound and accurate knowledge of the facts.............and I hope
you'll find ways to keep us relevant, accurate, honest and inclusive
as we move towards our first 10 years online......and no matter what
your age, memories or means.
Thank you for trusting us to share your stories and memories.
David Ricquish
Chairman
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
The Global Radio Memories Project
An independent non-profit made possible thanks to a core group of
supporters all over the world who like what we do.
Will you pass it forward today and join them?
End of Hard-Core-DX Digest, Vol 125, Issue 30
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