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Today's Topics:
1. Voice of Turkey A09 (sakthi vel)
2. 7 illegal FM radio channels blocked in Charsadda, Pakistan
(sakthi vel)
3. ABC fine-tunes Dundas and Torney for quest of multimedia age
(sakthi vel)
4. HD Radio launches 1,000 multicast stations (sakthi vel)
5. Senecas acquires licence to operate commercial radio station
(sakthi vel)
6. Re: Voice of Turkey A09 (Wolfgang Bueschel)
7. ClewistonUSA - Mon Mor Log ([email protected])
8. DX MIX NEWS # 566 (Alokesh Gupta)
9. ClewistonUSA - Log ([email protected])
10. St. Helena Is. logged on MW!!! and also on ULR (Horacio Nigro)
11. Update 2: KRE: A09 Summer Schedule of VOICE OF KOREA,
Pyongyang, DPR Korea (North), effective 30 March 2009 (Arnulf Piontek)
12. Escutas (Antonio Laurentino Garcia)
13. Hargeisa 7145 (Jari Savolainen)
14. Escutas (Antonio Laurentino Garcia)
15. Glenn Hauser logs March 30, 2009 (Glenn Hauser)
16. Re: Glenn Hauser logs March 30, 2009: Saudi WTFK? (Glenn Hauser)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:25:08 +0530 (IST)
From: sakthi vel <[email protected]>
To: ardic <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Voice of Turkey A09
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Voice of Turkey A09
LANG. FREQ.(kHz) M UTC TRANSMITTER SITE POWER(kW) MODULATION
EUROPE
Bulgarian 7210 41 1100 - 1130 EMR 500 DSB
English 5975 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
English 15450 19 1230 - 1330 EMR 500 DSB
English 9785 31 1830 - 1930 EMR 500 DSB
English 9830 31 2200 - 2300 EMR 500 DSB
French 5980 49 1930 - 2030 EMR 500 DSB
German 13760 22 1130 - 1230 EMR 500 DSB
German 11835 25 1730 - 1830 EMR 500 DSB
Italian 9610 31 1630 - 1700 EMR 500 DSB
Russian 11965 25 1300 - 1400 EMR 500 DSB
Spanish 9870 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
Spanish 9770 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
Spanish 11930 25 1630 - 1730 EMR 500 DSB
Tatar 13770 22 1000 - 1030 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 6040 49 0400 - 0600 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 13635 22 0600 - 1300 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 9840 31 1300 - 1600 EMR 500 DSB
MIDDLE EAST
Arabic 11750 25 0900 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
Arabic 11690 25 0900 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
Arabic 9540 31 1400 - 1500 EMR 500 DSB
English 6165 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 11980 25 0400 - 0600 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 6040 49 0400 - 0600 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 11750 25 0600 - 0900 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 11955 25 0600 - 1300 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 5960 49 1600 - 2100 EMR 500 DSB
AUSTRALIA
English 7205 41 2030 - 2130 EMR 500 DSB
AFRICA
Arabic 11690 25 0900 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
Arabic 15285 19 1400 - 1500 EMR 500 DSB
French 9535 31 1930 - 2030 EMR 500 DSB
ASIA
Azerbaijani 11730 25 0700 - 0800 EMR 500 DSB
Azerbaijani 9530 31 1530 - 1630 EMR 500 DSB
Chinese 15240 19 1100 - 1200 EMR 500 DSB
Dari-Pastho-Uzbek 11765 25 1500 - 1630 EMR 500 DSB
English 15520 19 1230 - 1330 EMR 500 DSB
English 7205 41 2030 - 2130 EMR 500 DSB
Georgian 9655 31 1000 - 1100 EMR 500 DSB
Kazakh 11880 25 1330 - 1400 EMR 500 DSB
Persian 11795 25 0830 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
Persian 9765 31 1500 - 1600 EMR 500 DSB
Russian 11965 25 1300 - 1400 EMR 500 DSB
Tatar 13770 22 1000 - 1030 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 7260 41 0000 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
Turkish 11750 25 0600 - 0900 EMR 500 DSB
Turkmen 11825 25 1200 - 1230 EMR 500 DSB
Urdu 13710 22 1200 - 1300 EMR 500 DSB
Uyghur 9510 31 0200 - 0300 EMR 500 DSB
Uyghur 15180 19 1400 - 1500 EMR 500 DSB
Uzbek 15280 19 1030 - 1100 EMR 500 DSB
AMERICAS "NORTH AMERICA"
English 5975 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
English * 7325 41 0300 - 0400 SACK 250 DSB
English 9830 31 2200 - 2300 EMR 500 DSB
"CENTRAL AMERICA"
English 5975 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
Spanish 9770 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
"SOUTH AMERICA"
Spanish 9870 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
Spanish 9770 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
(*) : VOT Transmission from Canada - Sackville Transmitter Site
Radio Department
Tel: +90 312 463 3173
Fax: +90 312 463 3174
e-mail: [email protected]
External Services
Tel: +90 312 463 3271
Faks: +90 312 463 3355
e-mail: [email protected]
English Desk (Web) : +90 312 463 3363
English Desk : +90 312 463 3372
[email protected]
- Jaisakthivel, Chennai, India. Detail Excel schedule on www.adxc.wordpress.com
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:07:07 +0530 (IST)
From: sakthi vel <[email protected]>
To: dxld <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] 7 illegal FM radio channels blocked in Charsadda,
Pakistan
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
On the directive of federal government, the Charsadda District Administration
Sunday closed seven illegal FM radio stations.
According to sources, the district administration was advised by the federal
government to immediately block the transmission of all FM radio stations
operating illegally in the area.
As a result, the local authorities blocked transmission of seven FM radio
stations set up in Charsadda city and Shabqadar.
These radio stations were being used in seminaries and mosques for the purpose
of teaching. (thenews.jang.com.pk)
____________________
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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:09:51 +0530 (IST)
From: sakthi vel <[email protected]>
To: dxld <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] ABC fine-tunes Dundas and Torney for quest of
multimedia age
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
THE ABC's two new chiefs, Kate Torney and Kate Dundas, will be spearheading the
national broadcaster's transformation into a truly multimedia platform..
Both women were chosen for their skills in multimedia and managing people but
that doesn't mean the way ahead won't be bumpy as the broadcaster continues to
deliver content not just on television and radio, but also online and on
mobiles.
Dundas, appointed director of the sprawling radio division last week by
managing director Mark Scott, has warned of a "challenging era" as staff adapt
to the rapid change in technology.
The ABC's existing five analogue radio networks -- Radio National, NewsRadio,
Triple J, Classic FM and Local Radio -- will be supplemented by digital radio
from July 1.
"The major challenge will be to integrate media-rich services so a network is
not just a radio station with a website added on," Dundas told Media.
"Each network needs to be really integrated to include everything from
podcasting to user-generated content and that's hard -- that's cultural change."
While Triple J has made the leap into being a truly multi-platform network with
a magazine, a TV show, games, original music, photos to accompany radio
programs and other innovations, the more staid Radio National is yet to be
fully converted.
Radio National has, however, been the leader in podcasting, with millions of
podcasts being downloaded of programs from Philip Adams' Late Night Live to
Fran Kelly's Breakfast.
"It's a different way of thinking," Dundas said of expecting broadcasting staff
to create additional content for the web.
"And I have to look at the resources available to do that and see that people
are skilled enough to do it. It's interesting to watch younger people coming
through who do it with ease."
Dundas's examination of radio resources is a formal review which has been under
way since late last year when her predecessor Sue Howard axed The Religion
Report and several other shows to move resources online.
"Technology's made a huge difference," Dundas said. "Technology can help you
produce different versions of things. Tape is so long gone.."
Scott appears to have been grooming Dundas for the position, moving her from
radio to run the newly named department of People and Learning for 18 months.
Making his announcement last week he said her experience in staff development
would be important as the review of the ABC Radio division continued in the
coming months.
"Kate will continue this work from the radio division, where the opportunities
of new technology and the implementation of digital radio can be fully
explored," Scott said in a statement.
"The ABC is currently in a strong position and we want to maintain that
leadership in digital media, capitalising on our strengths in the key content
areas of news and radio; the work of the directors of news and radio will be
integral in this endeavour."
The other Kate, Kate Torney, who was appointed director of news last week and
replaces John Cameron on April 14, also faces managing a huge cultural shift as
the ABC moves to desktop editing of stories by reporters and fully automated
news studios around the country.
Body:
Torney was head of Asia Pacific News, a job which involved managing the largest
cross-platform international newsroom in the Asia-Pacific region, responsible
for more than 60 journalists. She introduced broadcast technology to the
Australia Network newsroom.
The two Kates have a lot in common. Apart from being directors of content at
the ABC and sharing a name, they both have three children.
Dundas, 50, has twin boys, 15, and a 19-year-old son. Torney, 41, is still
juggling a young family, with children aged two, six and 11. Her husband, John
Duggan, is a photographer on The Age.
While Dundas succeeds Sue Howard, who was the first woman to run radio, Torney
is the first woman to head the ABC's national news and current affairs empire.
Her appointment is akin to print journalist Michelle Grattan's when she became
the first female editor of a metropolitan daily newspaper as editor of The
Canberra Times in 1993. She returned to The Age in 1995 as political editor.
Both women attribute being able to balance challenging jobs with raising
families to a supportive workplace and family.
"I have an incredibly supportive husband and a terrific network of support to
keep us going," Torney says.
She says it's a "great honour" to be the first woman to run the division but it
didn't cross her mind when she went for the job and was shortlisted with three
men. "I'm incredibly proud to work for an organisation that promotes on merit,
and if it's an inspiration to other women who work in the media, that's
terrific," she says. "But there's a range of extraordinary women working in
senior roles at the ABC."
The real focus for Torney, who will soon be responsible for 700 journalists
working on everything from The 7:30 Report to ABC News to Foreign
Correspondent, is the journalism.
"Our commitment to independent and quality reporting is central to what we do
and it will continue to be vitally important to me to protect journalistic
excellence. We must remember that is the core of what we do."
(australianit.news.com.au)
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Message: 4
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:17:21 +0530 (IST)
From: sakthi vel <[email protected]>
To: dxld <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] HD Radio launches 1,000 multicast stations
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
HD Radio launches 1,000 multicast stations
HD Digital Radio Alliance, a joint initiative of leading radio broadcasters to
accelerate the rollout of HD Radio, announced that 1,000 multicast stations are
now being broadcast on-air and 100 SKUs are available at retail.
"In this economic environment, being able to receive all these extra stations
around the country for free is immensely appealing," says HD Digital Radio
Alliance president Diane Warren. "We intend to continue to educate and inform
radio consumers and listeners about HD Radio, the new free stations, and the
devices with the new radio advertising campaign in 100 markets on over 700
stations."
Starting this week, the Alliance will launch its new on-air ad campaign, aimed
at educating consumers that a new receiver is needed to enjoy the HD
experience. Positioned as 'If you don't have an HD, you're not hearing HD. It's
time to upgrade', the messaging reinforces the need for a radio upgrade in
order to hear the digital quality sound and new stations.
The campaign will direct consumers to the homepage of HDRadio to view the
station and buyer's guide. The home page of HDRadio.com will have scrolling 'MY
DEALS' so that consumers can view bargains on receivers at various retailers.
With the rise in the number of digital stations, the number of receivers has
also gone up. However, the price has gone down with units now available for as
little as $79.
http://www.indiantelevision.com/headlines/y2k9/mar/mar281.php
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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:20:54 +0530 (IST)
From: sakthi vel <[email protected]>
To: dxld <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Senecas acquires licence to operate commercial radio
station
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Senecas acquires licence to operate commercial radio station
Seneca Nation of Indians acquired a construction permit from Federal
Communications Commission to operate an FM radio station. The permit was
purchased for $250,000. Broadcasting is expected to start in the second half of
2009. In addition to providing entertainment and news, the radio station will
also promote Seneca culture and tradition while opening up new avenues of
employment..
The radio station will located in the Allegany territory with the antennae site
in Little valley. Signals will reach Jamestown, Salamanca, Olean, Chautauqua
and Cattaraugus counties, as well as neighboring communities in the Western New
York region and Northern Pennsylvania.
http://www.indiantelevision.com/headlines/y2k9/mar/mar279.php
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Message: 6
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:12:27 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "DXLD" <[email protected]>, "HCDX" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Voice of Turkey A09
Message-ID: <aa2104406cda4023baf94dc6911e4...@hnpc2>
Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
reply-type=original
Planned - or real on air ?
TRT Japanese 9635 kHz at 2000-2100 UT via Emirler 500 kW at 52 degrees.
Maybe somebody in Nippon can check this outlet?
73 wb
----- Original Message -----
From: "sakthi vel"
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 10:55 AM
Subject: [HCDX] Voice of Turkey A09
>
> Voice of Turkey A09
>
> LANG. FREQ.(kHz) M UTC TRANSMITTER SITE POWER(kW) MODULATION
>
> EUROPE
> Bulgarian 7210 41 1100 - 1130 EMR 500 DSB
> English 5975 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
> English 15450 19 1230 - 1330 EMR 500 DSB
> English 9785 31 1830 - 1930 EMR 500 DSB
> English 9830 31 2200 - 2300 EMR 500 DSB
> French 5980 49 1930 - 2030 EMR 500 DSB
> German 13760 22 1130 - 1230 EMR 500 DSB
> German 11835 25 1730 - 1830 EMR 500 DSB
> Italian 9610 31 1630 - 1700 EMR 500 DSB
> Russian 11965 25 1300 - 1400 EMR 500 DSB
> Spanish 9870 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
> Spanish 9770 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
> Spanish 11930 25 1630 - 1730 EMR 500 DSB
> Tatar 13770 22 1000 - 1030 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 6040 49 0400 - 0600 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 13635 22 0600 - 1300 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 9840 31 1300 - 1600 EMR 500 DSB
>
> MIDDLE EAST
> Arabic 11750 25 0900 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
> Arabic 11690 25 0900 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
> Arabic 9540 31 1400 - 1500 EMR 500 DSB
> English 6165 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 11980 25 0400 - 0600 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 6040 49 0400 - 0600 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 11750 25 0600 - 0900 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 11955 25 0600 - 1300 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 5960 49 1600 - 2100 EMR 500 DSB
>
> AUSTRALIA
> English 7205 41 2030 - 2130 EMR 500 DSB
>
> AFRICA
> Arabic 11690 25 0900 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
> Arabic 15285 19 1400 - 1500 EMR 500 DSB
> French 9535 31 1930 - 2030 EMR 500 DSB
>
> ASIA
> Azerbaijani 11730 25 0700 - 0800 EMR 500 DSB
> Azerbaijani 9530 31 1530 - 1630 EMR 500 DSB
> Chinese 15240 19 1100 - 1200 EMR 500 DSB
> Dari-Pastho-Uzbek 11765 25 1500 - 1630 EMR 500 DSB
> English 15520 19 1230 - 1330 EMR 500 DSB
> English 7205 41 2030 - 2130 EMR 500 DSB
> Georgian 9655 31 1000 - 1100 EMR 500 DSB
> Kazakh 11880 25 1330 - 1400 EMR 500 DSB
> Persian 11795 25 0830 - 1000 EMR 500 DSB
> Persian 9765 31 1500 - 1600 EMR 500 DSB
> Russian 11965 25 1300 - 1400 EMR 500 DSB
> Tatar 13770 22 1000 - 1030 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 7260 41 0000 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkish 11750 25 0600 - 0900 EMR 500 DSB
> Turkmen 11825 25 1200 - 1230 EMR 500 DSB
> Urdu 13710 22 1200 - 1300 EMR 500 DSB
> Uyghur 9510 31 0200 - 0300 EMR 500 DSB
> Uyghur 15180 19 1400 - 1500 EMR 500 DSB
> Uzbek 15280 19 1030 - 1100 EMR 500 DSB
>
> AMERICAS "NORTH AMERICA"
> English 5975 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
> English * 7325 41 0300 - 0400 SACK 250 DSB [but noted in Turkish
> instead...]
> English 9830 31 2200 - 2300 EMR 500 DSB
>
> "CENTRAL AMERICA"
> English 5975 49 0300 - 0400 EMR 500 DSB
> Spanish 9770 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
>
> "SOUTH AMERICA"
> Spanish 9870 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
> Spanish 9770 31 0100 - 0200 EMR 500 DSB
>
> (*) : VOT Transmission from Canada - Sackville Transmitter Site
>
> Radio Department
> Tel: +90 312 463 3173
> Fax: +90 312 463 3174
> e-mail: [email protected]
>
> External Services
> Tel: +90 312 463 3271
> Faks: +90 312 463 3355
> e-mail: [email protected]
>
> English Desk (Web) : +90 312 463 3363
> English Desk : +90 312 463 3372
> [email protected]
>
> - Jaisakthivel, Chennai, India.
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Message: 7
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 10:32:52 +0100
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld
<[email protected]>, Robert Wilkner <[email protected]>,
Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI <[email protected]>, CUMBREDX
<[email protected]>, [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] ClewistonUSA - Mon Mor Log
Message-ID: <003601c9b11a$8c363a80$fac8a...@hp98588948284>
Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
reply-type=original
Bolivia, 6134.83, Radio Santa Cruz, 0915-0930, Heard a weak
signal here with a male in Spanish language comments where he
mentioned "...Radio Santa Cruz ..." Following the comments, music
was heard. Signal was poor. (Chuck Bolland, March 30, 2009)
Peru, 6019.38, Radio Victoria, 0940-1000, Checked this out earlier
this morning and it was too weak to copy. However at 0940, found
a fair signal with the usual Spanish religious talk that is transmitted
each morning from a male. Even with the extraordinary amount
of splatter, the signal was still easily heard. (Chuck Bolland, March 30,
2009)
Peru, 4826.466, Radio Sicuani, 0957-1005, Noted a male
and female in Spanish Language conversation until the hour.
On the hour canned ID and promos heard. CODAR
strongly pulsating making what should be a nice
listening experience into a brain shattering, jackhammer
torture test. After the hour, the male continues in comments
and I got to QSY to say my sanity. (Chuck Bolland, March 30, 2009)
Bolivia, 3310, Radio Mosoj Chaski, 1015-1030, Noted a female in
Spanish Language comments until 1026 when a male begins talking.
Signal was very poor. (Chuck Bolland, March 30, 2009)
Clewiston, Florida
WJ HF1000
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Message: 8
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:21:53 +0530
From: Alokesh Gupta <[email protected]>
To: Alokesh - Gmail <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] DX MIX NEWS # 566
Message-ID:
<[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
ALBANIA Last minute changes of Radio Tirana:
ALBANIAN to WeEu Daily
2030-2200 NF 6030 SHI 100 kW / non-dir, ex 6165
ITALIAN to Italy Mon-Sat
1700-1730 on 7430 SHI 100 kW / 310 deg, retimed, ex 1800-1830*
*to avoid China Radio International in Italian 1800-1857 on 7435
BULGARIA Last minute change of Radio Bulgaria in English to NoAm in DRM:
0200-0300 on 9500 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg, ex 2300-2400 on same
AUSTRALIA A-09 for CVC International via DRW=Darwin:
Chinese to China
2200-0200 on 15170 DRW 250 kW / 340 deg
0400-1000 on 17830 DRW 250 kW / 340 deg
1000-1400 on 13660 DRW 250 kW / 340 deg
1400-1600 on 12000 DRW 250 kW / 340 deg
Chinese to China in DRM mode
0630-0900 on 17660 DRW 100 kW / 340 deg
English to India
0930-1130 on 15555 DRW 250 kW / 303 deg
1130-1500 on 13635 DRW 250 kW / 303 deg
1500-1600 on 11730 DRW 250 kW / 303 deg
1600-1730 on 9680 DRW 250 kW / 303 deg
Indonesian to Indonesia
2300-0200 on 15250 DRW 250 kW / 290 deg
0400-1000 on 17820 DRW 250 kW / 290 deg
1000-1300 on 9670 DRW 250 kW / 290 deg
1300-1700 on 6110 DRW 250 kW / 290 deg
GERMANY A-09 for CVC International via JUL=Juelich:
English to Central Africa
1400-2100 on 17770 JUL 100 kW / 145 deg, not yet active
Russian to Russian
1200-1600 on 11770 JUL 100 kW / 060 deg, not yet active
1600-1800 on 13640 JUL 100 kW / 060 deg, not yet active
1800-2000 on 11945 JUL 100 kW / 060 deg, not yet active
UZBEKISTAN A-09 for CVC The Voice Asia via TAC=Tashkent:
English to South Asia
0100-0300 on 11790 TAC 100 kW / 141 deg
0300-0600 on 13680 TAC 100 kW / 141 deg
English to India
0030-0330 on 11800 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
0330-0930 on 15555 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
Hindi to South Asia
0100-0400 on 9975 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
Hindi to India
0000-0400 on 6260 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
0400-1100 on 13630 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
1100-1400 on 9660 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
1400-2000 on 6260 TAC 100 kW / 153 deg
ZAMBIA A-09 of CVC International via LUS=Lusaka:
English to West Africa and Nigeria
0400-0600 on 9430 LUS 100 kW / 315 deg
0600-1900 on 13590 LUS 100 kW / 315 deg
1900-2200 on 5940 LUS 100 kW / 315 deg
ZAMBIA A-09 for Christian Voice via LUS=Lusaka:
English to South and Central Africa
0600-1600 on 6065 LUS 100 kW / non-dir
1600-0600 on 4965 LUS 100 kW / non-dir
CHILE A-09 for Voz Crista / La Voz via SGO=Santiago:
Portuguese to Brasil
1200-0200 on 15410 SGO 100 kW / 060 deg
Portuguese to Brasil in DRM mode Sun-Thu
1800-2000 on 17640 SGO 015 kW / 045 deg
Spanish to Northern South America
1200-0200 on 17680 SGO 100 kW / non-dir
Spanish to Southern South America
1200-2300 on 9635 SGO 100 kW / 030 deg
2300-0200 on 6070 SGO 100 kW / 030 deg
CROATIA Summer A-09 schedule of Croatian Radio HS-1 to WeEu/NoAf:
0459-0758 on 6165 DEA 100 kW / 320 deg
0759-1558 on 7355 DEA 100 kW / 320 deg
1559-2028 on 6165 DEA 100 kW / 320 deg
2029-0458 on 3985vDEA 010 kW / non-dir
HUNGARY Summer A-09 schedule of Hungarian Radio in Hungarian:
0100-0200 on 6150 JBR 250 kW / 306 deg to NoAm
0400-0500 on 3975 JBR 250 kW / non-dir to WeEu
1000-1100 on 6025 JBR 100 kW / non-dir to WeEu
1600-1700 on 6025 JBR 100 kW / non-dir to WeEu
2100-2200 on 3975 JBR 250 kW / non-dir to WeEu
RUSSIA Summer A-09 of Radio Rossii in Russian to WeEu:
0400-0800 on 12070 MSK 250 kW / 265 deg
0820-1300 on 13665 MSK 250 kW / 265 deg
1320-1700 on 9410 MSK 250 kW / 265 deg
1700-2100 on 9410 MSK 250 kW / 265 deg till Sep.5
1720-2100 on 7420 MSK 250 kW / 265 deg from Sep.6
(Ivo Ivanov, DX Mix # 566)
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Message: 9
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:39:05 +0100
From: <[email protected]>
To: "worlddx" <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
"Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld Shortwaveworld"
<[email protected]>, "Robert Wilkner"
<[email protected]>, "Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI Logs DSWCI"
<[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
"CUMBREDX"
<[email protected]>, "Anker Petersen"
<[email protected]>,
"Marie Lamb" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] ClewistonUSA - Log
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Taiwan, 7185, R Taiwan International, 1130-1145+ Noted a male and female in
Chinese language comments. This was parallel with 9680 KHz where Taiwan has
been lately interferring with that Indonesian there. 7185's signal is very
good while 9680 is poor.
Here on 7185 KHz I can hear a weak Asian station in comments under Taiwan.
(Chuck Bolland, March 30, 2009)
Clewiston Florida
WJ HF1000
http://www.orchidcitysoftware.com/IMAGE59.HTML
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Message: 10
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:26:35 +0000 (GMT)
From: Horacio Nigro <[email protected]>
To: Play DX <[email protected]>, [email protected],
[email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] St. Helena Is. logged on MW!!! and also on ULR
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Wow... what a night!!!!
St. Helena Is. logged on MW!!!
I got very happy when I heard my 16th Department on ULR with my Eton E-100,
sitting on my backyard on a warm late evening that resembled more summertime
than Fall...
URUGUAY. 1180 LV de Artigas, 0113, with play by play soccer and mentioning
"Oribe (street name)... para todo el Departamento de Artigas" (Nigro, Uruguay,
Mar 29).
The remaining Departments (Uruguay Geographical divisions total 19) that remain
to be heard with ULR are: Rivera, Flores, and Salto.
--
At 0330, my wife was already at bed, I was preparing to do the same, my
listening post is at my bedside. I started to search with my Kenwood R-600 and
first got CB118 Radio Corporaci?n from Santiago, Chile. Good! Also checked with
the E-100 and positive!. A new Chilean added to the ULR log.
I continued and stopped at a carrier on 1548. Great!!!, this is the first time
I get a offset European frequency signal in Montevideo.
In the dark and with my flashbulb I opened the WRTH 2009... looked at the most
powered station in the listing, there appears: R. Sawa Kuwait 600/300 kW and
Grigoropol 500 kW...
Signal was enough strong to get a woman with talks in English at 0325 I checked
on the E-100 and it was there too. But signal was fair and faded out for 5
minutes. On the E-100 it was evident more QRM from a Brazilian station.... on
the R600 the carrier was more evident due to the nice narrow filter on this
last receiver. Suddenly a short tune melody was heard
and I thought... this sound is familiar: it certainly was the ID musical
signature for R. St. Helena, the one we usually heard every year at their
annual St. Helena Day!!!.
The audio degraded for several minutes, but there was still a carrier
detectable, while on E-100 there was more activity from the 1550 channel.
At 0400 the signal faded-out.
While I was in this special thrilling moment I tried -in the dark- to connect
my mp3 to the E-100, something I didn't expect to do earlier, a mix of cables
from different earphones, line in/out... the flashbulb the logbook, trying to
keep the WRTH open... it was too late to get the significative part and it
wasn't recorded. I still cannot plug the recorder to the R600 since it has no
line out audio level. So I regret to not bear a recorded proof of this St.
Helena log. But this forces me to further keep trying on this offset frequency
in the future...
R. St. Helena on MW and without Beverage in a suburban quarter in the capital
city...and also on an UL!?? Yes it's possible!!!! ! Incredibly possible.
Recap log:
ST. HELENA 1548 R. St. Helena (p), Jamestown, 0325. Carrier and English talks
by woman, detected with my Kenwood R-600, (+15 m randomwire, 9:1 balun +
ferrite balun in series). Faded out till 0335 when back. R. St. Helena well
known ID musical signature strikes my ears!!. Also checked with UL Eton E-100
getting the signal. In the interim, the UL had more QRM from 1550 UNID
Brazilian. Degraded and faded out at 0400 with a short peak at 0353, with
apparent choir music. (Nigro, Uruguay, Mar 30)
---
At this time:
By now, I feel a sort of bitter hang-over... it was a short but incredible
moment, those that DXing fortunately gives time to time and keep us connected
with the hobby for the entire life. But I have no no recording to show as proof
and it's a pity.
St. Helena and me were alone in a hot romantic affair last night, and it was
indeed a pretty young lady.
But there's no "photo" to show just the memory. :(
Checked the mp3 this morning and there's no recording for St. Helena... just
the 1550 Brazilian and one "AM 15-50" ID in Spanish surely from Argentina,
(this latter was not hrd on the R-600)
I am sure I will be every night sticked at 1458 from now on. I hope it wasn't a
propagational extreme coincidence and will have another chance. Very recent
reports from Brazilian SWers in the "Radioescutas" YG tell that at that moment
all bands were closed, only local Tropical banders were present, not even a
single one on 25m or 31m. They report a similar situation didn't take place
since last July.
And will be better prepared next time.
Horacio Nigro
Montevideo
Uruguay
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Message: 11
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:34:44 +0200
From: Arnulf Piontek <[email protected]>
To: Verborgene_Empfaenger:;
Subject: [HCDX] Update 2: KRE: A09 Summer Schedule of VOICE OF KOREA,
Pyongyang, DPR Korea (North), effective 30 March 2009
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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Hello everyone!
VOICE OF KOREA has introduced its A09 Summer Schedule today (30 March
2009), i.e. one day later than advertised in their programmes since
March 25. So they at least stuck to their policy of changing freq on
Mondays rather than on Sundays. Have copied the correct schedule below
sorted by either language or time (the latter incl. feeder freq).
Upon request I will send you my Word-formatted lists. Please feel free
to enquire!
Happy listening,
OM Arnulf Piontek
Berlin
Germany
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Transmission Schedule of the VOICE OF KOREA, Pyongyang, DPR Korea
effective Monday, 30 March Juche 98 (2009)
last modified: 30 March Juche 98 (2009), Version: 2
Arabic
15^00 9990 11545 Near & Middle East; North Africa
17^00 9990 11545 Near & Middle East; North Africa
Chinese
00^00 13650 15100 Southeast Asia
02^00 7140 9345 9730 Northeast China
03^00 13650 15100 Southeast Asia
08^00 7140 9345 Northeast China
11^00 7140 9345 Northeast China
13^00 11735 13650 Southeast Asia
21^00 7180 9345 Northeast China
21^00 9975 11535 China
22^00 7180 9345 Northeast China
22^00 9975 11535 China
German
16^00 9325 12015 Europe
18^00 9325 12015 Europe
19^00 9325 12015 Europe
English
01^00 7140 9345 9730 Northeast Asia
01^00 11735 13760 15180 Central & South America
02^00 13650 15100 Southeast Asia
03^00 7140 9345 9730 Northeast Asia
10^00 11710 15180 Central & South America
10^00 11735 13650 Southeast Asia
13^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
13^00 9335 11710 North America
15^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
15^00 9335 11710 North America
16^00 9990 11545 Near & Middle East; North Africa
18^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
19^00 7100 11910 South Africa
19^00 9975 11535 Near & Middle East; North Africa
21^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
French
01^00 13650 15100 Southeast Asia
03^00 11735 13760 15180 Central & South America
11^00 11710 15180 Central & South America
11^00 11735 13650 Southeast Asia
14^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
14^00 9335 11710 North America
16^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
16^00 9335 11710 North America
18^00 7100 11910 South Africa
18^00 9975 11535 Near & Middle East; North Africa
20^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
Japanese
07^00 621 3250 9650 11865 Japan
08^00 621 3250 9650 11865 Japan
09^00 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 Japan
10^00 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 Japan
11^00 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 Japan
12^00 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 Japan
21^00 621 3250 9650 11865 Japan
22^00 621 3250 9650 11865 Japan
23^00 621 3250 9650 11865 Japan
Korean
00^00 (PBS) 7140 9345 9730 Northeast China
07^00 (PBS) 7140 9345 Northeast China
09^00 (KCBS) 7140 9345 Northeast China
09^00 (PBS) 13760 15245 Europe
09^00 (PBS) 9975 11735 Far Eastern Russia
10^00 (PBS) 7140 9345 Northeast China
12^00 (KCBS) 11710 15180 Central & South America
12^00 (KCBS) 11735 13650 Southeast Asia
12^00 (PBS) 7140 9345 Northeast China
13^00 (PBS) 9325 12015 Europe
14^00 (KCBS) 11735 13650 Southeast Asia
17^00 (KCBS) 13760 15245 Western Europe
17^00 (KCBS) 9335 11710 North America
20^00 (KCBS) 7100 11910 South Africa
20^00 (KCBS) 9325 12015 Europe
20^00 (KCBS) 9975 11535 Near & Middle East; North Africa
23^00 (KCBS) 7180 9345 Northeast China
23^00 (KCBS) 13760 15245 Western Europe
23^00 (KCBS) 9975 11535 China
Russian
07^00 13760 15245 Europe
07^00 9975 11735 Far Eastern Russia
08^00 13760 15245 Europe
08^00 9975 11735 Far Eastern Russia
14^00 9325 12015 Europe
15^00 9325 12015 Europe
17^00 9325 12015 Europe
Spanish
00^00 11735 13760 15180 Central & South America
02^00 11735 13760 15180 Central & South America
19^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
22^00 13760 15245 Western Europe
All times in UTC, all frequencies in kHz , subject to change at short
notice. Programmes last 47 to 57 minutes*.*
Data based on announcements and schedules of the Voice of Korea and own
monitoring.
KCBS = Korean Central Broadcasting Station (Choson Jungang Pangsong)
PBS = Pyongyang Broadcasting Station (Pyongyang Pangsong)
Please feel free to publish this schedule by mentioning the source:
Arnulf Piontek, Berlin, Germany**
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Transmission Schedule of the VOICE OF KOREA, Pyongyang, DPR Korea, incl.
feeder frequencies
effective Monday, 30 March Juche 98 (2009)
last modified: 30 March Juche 98 (2009), Version: 2
0000 Chinese 13650 15100 3560 SEAs
0000 Korean (PBS) 7140 9345 9730 4405 NECHN
0000 Spanish 11735 13760 15180 CAm, SAm
0100 English 7140 9345 9730 4405 NEAs
0100 English 11735 13760 15180 CAm, SAm
0100 French 13650 15100 3560 SEAs
0200 Chinese 7140 9345 9730 4405 NECHN
0200 English 13650 15100 3560 SEAs
0200 Spanish 11735 13760 15180 CAm, SAm
0300 Chinese 13650 15100 3560 SEAs
0300 English 7140 9345 9730 4405 NEAs
0300 French 11735 13760 15180 CAm, SAm
0700 Japanese 621 3250 9650 11865 4405 J
0700 Korean (PBS) 7140 9345 3560 NECHN
0700 Russian 9975 11735 FE
0700 Russian 13760 15245 Eu
0800 Chinese 7140 9345 3560 NECHN
0800 Japanese 621 3250 9650 11865 4405 J
0800 Russian 9975 11735 FE
0800 Russian 13760 15245 Eu
0900 Japanese 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 4405 J
0900 Korean (KCBS) 7140 9345 3560 NECHN
0900 Korean (PBS) 9975 11735 FE
0900 Korean (PBS) 13760 15245 Eu
1000 English 11710 15180 CAm, SAm
1000 English 11735 13650 SEAs
1000 Japanese 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 4405 J
1000 Korean (PBS) 7140 9345 3560 NECHN
1100 Chinese 7140 9345 3560 CHN
1100 French 11710 15180 CAm, SAm
1100 French 11735 13650 SEAs
1100 Japanese 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 4405 J
1200 Japanese 621 3250 6070 9650 11865 4405 J
1200 Korean (KCBS) 11710 15180 CAm, SAm
1200 Korean (KCBS) 11735 13650 SEAs
1200 Korean (PBS) 7140 9345 3560 NECHN
1300 Chinese 11735 13650 SEAs
1300 English 9335 11710 NAm
1300 English 13760 15245 3560 WEu
1300 Korean (PBS) 9325 12015 4405 Eu
1400 French 9335 11710 NAm
1400 French 13760 15245 3560 WEu
1400 Korean (KCBS) 11735 13650 SEAs
1400 Russian 9325 12015 4405 Eu
1500 Arabic 9990 11545 ME, NAf
1500 English 9335 11710 NAm
1500 English 13760 15245 3560 WEu
1500 Russian 9325 12015 4405 Eu
1600 German 9325 12015 4405 WEu
1600 English 9990 11545 ME, NAf
1600 French 9335 11710 NAm
1600 French 13760 15245 3560 WEu
1700 Arabic 9990 11545 ME, NAf
1700 Korean (KCBS) 9335 11710 NAm
1700 Korean (KCBS) 13760 15245 3560 WEu
1700 Russian 9325 12015 4405 Eu
1800 German 9325 12015 4405 WEu
1800 English 13760 15245 3560 WEu
1800 French 7100 11910 SAf
1800 French 9975 11535 ME, NAf
1900 German 9325 12015 4405 WEu
1900 English 7100 11910 SAf
1900 English 9975 11535 ME, NAf
1900 Spanish 13760 15245 3560 WEu
2000 French 13760 15245 3560 WEu
2000 Korean (KCBS) 7100 11910 SAf
2000 Korean (KCBS) 9325 12015 4405 WEu
2000 Korean (KCBS) 9975 11535 ME, NAf
2100 Chinese 7180 9345 NECHN
2100 Chinese 9975 11535 CHN
2100 English 13760 15245 3560 WEu
2100 Japanese 621 3250 9650 11865 4405 J
2200 Chinese 7180 9345 NECHN
2200 Chinese 9975 11535 CHN
2200 Japanese 621 3250 9650 11865 4405 J
2200 Spanish 13760 15245 3560 WEu
2300 Japanese 621 3250 9650 11865 4405 J
2300 Korean (KCBS) 7180 9345 NECHN
2300 Korean (KCBS) 9975 11535 CHN
2300 Korean (KCBS) 13760 15245 3560 WEu
All times in UTC, all frequencies in kHz , subject to change at short
notice. Programmes last 47 to 57 minutes*.*
Data based on announcements and schedules of the Voice of Korea and own
monitoring.
KCBS = Korean Central Broadcasting Station (Choson Jungang Pangsong)
PBS = Pyongyang Broadcasting Station (Pyongyang Pangsong)
Please feel free to publish this schedule by mentioning the source:
Arnulf Piontek, Berlin, Germany
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
-------- Original eMail --------
Betreff: Update 1: KRE: A09 Summer Schedule of VOICE OF KOREA,
Pyongyang, DPR Korea (North), effective 29 March 2009
Datum: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 15:58:13 +0200
Von: Arnulf Piontek <[email protected]>
An: Verborgene_Empfaenger:;
Hi fellas!
Contrary to their announcements made since Wed, 25 March 2009, VOICE OF
KOREA is still broadcasting in all languages (incl. KCBS & Pyongyang
Pangsong in Korean) according to their B08 Winter Schedule. However,
they ceased their freq change anns after the newscast from today. But
they already announce the new A09 freq at the end of their programmes.
They will probably start tomorrow (as they always did on a Monday rather
than on a Sunday). Will keep you updated when further news is available!
'73,
OM Arnulf Piontek
Berlin
-------- Original eMail --------
Betreff: KRE: A09 Summer Schedule of VOICE OF KOREA, Pyongyang, DPR
Korea (North), effective 29 March 2009
Datum: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 18:32:27 +0100
Von: Arnulf Piontek <[email protected]>
An: Verborgene_Empfaenger:;
Hello!
VOICE OF KOREA, Pyongyang, DPR Korea (North), will start its A09 Summer
Schedule on Sunday, 29 March 2009, 07:00 UTC. Announcements so far
suggest that it will be exactly the same schedule as last year's. This
year, however, will be the first time ever to completely synchronise the
frequency change date with the international community. Up to now they
usually changed frequencies twice a year on the first Mondays of May and
November. Last year they just missed out one day when they effected the
changes on Monday, October 27. Following the complete schedules sorted
by either languages or time. Please feel free to publish the schedules
by quoting me as the source of information. I will also send you, upon
request, the word documents sorted by time and languages. I can also
offer lists with feeder frequencies or beam information sorted by time.
Please feel free to contact me.
Voice of Korea are also anxious to receive letters and reception reports
on their programmes. Please address all mail to:
VOICE OF KOREA
PYONGYANG
DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA (North Korea)
'73s & happy listening,
OM Arnulf Piontek
Berlin
Germany
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Message: 12
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:24:45 -0300
From: "Antonio Laurentino Garcia" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>, DX Clube do Paran?
<[email protected]>, Associa??o DX do Brasil
<[email protected]>, "Amigos DX" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Escutas
Message-ID: <d95f2b6d7dec4c0b92c2151fb8635...@tota>
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Escutas realizadas em Camboinha/Cabedelo-PB
Radio: R1500 - Antena Vertical (5,2m)
11.920,0 0002-0007 28/3 HCJB (Voice of the Andes), Quito, ECUADOR, (PP) OM com
falas de cunho religioso; narra uma hist?ria/mensagem; m?sica (voz feminina).
35433
11.885,0 0007-0012 28/3 WYFR (Family Radio), Okeechobee, FL UNITED STATES, (PP)
OM com falas, parece ler trecho da B?blia. 25332
11.605,0 0018-0028 28/3 Voice of Russia, Montsinery, FRENCH GUIANA, (PP) falas
de OMs e YL; tx boletim de not?cias; identifica??o. 35444
3.185,0 0032-0037 28/3 WWFV (Blue Ridge Communications), Morrison, TN UNITED
STATES, (EE) falas de OMs - Sem sinal no ess?metro 25232
9.440,0 0206-0211 28/3 Radio Slovakia International, Rimavska Sobota, SLOVAK
REPUBLIC, (FF) falas de YL; m?sica (voz feminina); OM c/identifica??o; segue
falas de YL e OM. 35444
9.590,0 0213-0218 28/3 China Radio International, Kashi, CHINA, (SS) falas de
OM, ref. ao l?der tibetano Dalai; "Atualidades ?bero-americanas"; YL ref. ao
Panam?. 35444
21.680,0 1015-1021 28/3 Vatican Radio, St. Maria di Galeria, VATICAN CITY, (PP)
falas de OM sobre marginaliza??o do cristianismo; falas de YL sobre
discrimina??o feminina. 35444
17.590,0 1024-1030 28/3 Radiodifusao Portugues?, Lisbon-Sao Gabriel, PORTUGAL,
(PP) falas de OMs; m?sica (voz masculina); OM retorna c/coment?rios e prossegue
com m?sica. 25222
15.710,0 1032-1037 28/3 Radio Cairo, Abu Zaabal EGYPT, (AA) falas de OMs,
possivelmente, atendendo ouvinte ao telefone. 24332
15.690,0 1038-1044 28/3 Radio Farda, Irana Wila, SRI LANKA, (FA) falas de OM,
ref. a Barack Obama; participa??o de YL. 25222
15.585,0 1046-1051 28/3 Radio Exterior de Espa?a, Noblejas, SPAIN, (SS) Falas
de OM, c/um pouco da hist?ria de Mozart; segue c/opera de sua autoria; YL
c/breve coment?rio s/m?sica cl?ssica. 25332
17.595,0 1332-1337 28/3 Radio Exterior de Espa?a, Noblejas, SPAIN, (SS) falas
de OMs (ao menos 2 vozes diferentes) c/boletim de not?cias. 25222
17.830,0 1340-1345 28/3 BBC Worldservice, Ascension, ASCENSION ISLAND (U.K.),
(EE) falas de OM e YL c/boletim de not?cias; identifica??o; refs. a Barack
Obama. 35343
15.080,0 1348-1353 28/3 Radio Cairo, Abis, EGYPT, (AA) falas breves de OM,
seguida de m?sica t?pica da regi?o. 25212
15.120,0 1354-1359 28/3 Radio Havana, Havana, CUBA, (SS) falas de YL e OM;
identifica??o; m?sica. 25322
15.360,0 1404-1413 28/3 Radio Havana, Havana, CUBA, (SS) falas de YL, com
boletim de not?cias. 35343
Antonio Laurentino Garcia
PR7BCP
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Message: 13
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:25:09 +0300
From: "Jari Savolainen" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: HCDX <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Hargeisa 7145
Message-ID: <013501c9b154$237550f0$11000...@js1>
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Thanks to Sam Voron tip via Harald Kuhl in DXplorer
30 March at 1535 tune-in nice signal of
Radio Hargeisa on 7145. Alone on the frequency,
not even ham qrm.
Jari Savolainen
Kuusankoski
Finland
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Message: 14
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:43:24 -0300
From: "Antonio Laurentino Garcia" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>, DX Clube do Paran?
<[email protected]>, Associa??o DX do Brasil
<[email protected]>, "Amigos DX" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Escutas
Message-ID: <c54d630be6704b51ba04173292b81...@tota>
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Escutas realizadas em Jo?o Pessoa-PB HI22nu
Radio: ICF-SW7600GR - Antena: AN-71
3.215,0 0110-0115 29/3 WWRB (World Wide Religious Broadcasters), Morrison, TN
UNITED STATES, (EE) OM com falas de cunho religioso. 25232
3.185,0 0119-0125 29/3 WWRB (World Wide Religious Broadcasters), Morrison, TN
UNITED STATES, (EE) OM com falas de cunho religioso 25232
3.320,0 0125-0131 29/3 Radio Sonder Grense, Meyerton, SOUTH AFRICA, (AK) falas
de OM e YL - 0128-nota-se apenas presen?a de uma transmiss?o, audio p?ssimo.
25221
4.915,0 0141-0147 29/3 Radio CBN Anhanguera, Goiania, BRAZIL, (PP) m?sica (voz
feminina); "Show da Vida"; programa??o musical. 25232
4.985,0 0149-0155 29/3 Radio Brasil Central, Goiania, BRAZIL, (PP) musica;
identifica??o; locutor com breve coment?rio; "S? Mod?o"; programa??o musical;
10h52; 35333
5.000,0 0156-0159 29/3 WWV, Fort Collins, CO UNITED STATES, (EE) bips e OM com
informe do hor?rio UTC 25232
5.025,0 0200-0206 29/3 ABC Territory Radio (VL8K), Katherine, AUSTRALIA, (EE)
programa??o musical - Tentativa 25333
5.070,0 0207-0112 29/3 WWCR (World Wide Christian Radio), Nashville, TN UNITED
STATES, (EE) OM com falas de cunho religioso. 35333
5.745,0 0215-0220 29/3 WWFV (Blue Ridge Communications), Morrison, TN UNITED
STATES, (EE) OM com falas de cunho religioso. - Tentativa 25232
5.810,0 0221-0226 29/3 WEWN (Eternal Word Television), Vandiver, AL UNITED
STATES, (SS) OM com falas de cunho religioso; m?sica (voz feminina). 25232
5.875,0 0226-0229 29/3 BBC Worldservice, Limassol, CYPRUS, (EE) falas de OM e
YL; identifica??o; 2329 cortou o sinal; fim TX. 35333
5.890,0 0232-0237 29/3 WWCR (World Wide Christian Radio), Nashville, TN UNITED
STATES, (EE) m?sica estilo country; breve coment?rio de OM; segue com
programa??o musical. - Tentativa 25232
5.900,0 0238-0243 29/3 Radio Bulgaria, Plovdiv, BULGARIA, (FF) m?sica (voz
masculina); coment?rios de YL. - Presumida 35333
Antonio Laurentino Garcia
PR7BCP
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Message: 15
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 10:19:26 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs March 30, 2009
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
** ALBANIA. R. Tirana, now on A-09 schedule with all English one UT hour
earlier after two sesquiweeks of confusion since most of NAm went to DST
earlier. March 30 at 1430 opening English on 13625 with updated English
transmission schedule; fair modulation but only fair signal and fading (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** AUSTRIA. ?1 still with token 3-minute English newscast in A-09, heard on
6155 March 30 ending at 0612, into French. Remains to be reconfirmed whether
this is still secretly included weeknights in the external service at about 13
minutes past each semi-hour 0000-0130 on new 9820 to Americas (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDIA [and non]. 11585, AIR music from Delhi with talk CCI, March 30 at
1443. Nothing but AIR scheduled, altho RFA Tibetan via Tinian starts at 1500;
maybe ChiCom jamming on early? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA. I am cautiously optimistic that the long-running radio war on
9680 among VOA, Taiwan and China, obliterating clear reception of RRI domestic
service relay despite its 250 kW, may be over in A-09;
at least March 30 at 1348 I was hearing nothing but RRI with mostly music show,
Indonesian announcements, breaking to open carrier 1402-1408 when I could be
sure there was nothing else on frequency, 1408 resuming programming in
progress, conversation, someone singing over the phone, better pre-recorded
music, vocal and percussion, etc.
In B-08, Aoki listed these collisions:
9680*R.TAIWAN INT. 1100-1700 1234567 Chinese 100 352 Taipei
TWN 12124E2509N CBSC b08 Jan.1
9680 RRI Jakarta 2200-1300 1234567 Indonesian 250 316 Jakarta-Cimanggis
INS 10651E0623S RRI
9680*VOICE OF AMERICA 1200-1500 1234567 Chinese 250 349 Tinang PHL
12037E1521N IBB b08
The * indicates also ChiCom jamming, so that meant at least 4 transmitters at
once. However, note they had RRI stopping at 1300.
EiBi B-08 had RRI until 1500; and even worse, R. Japan also on 9680 at
1200-1600. I`ve yet to find any IBB, RTI or NHK listings for A-09 on 9680 in
this time period. WRTH and Aoki do not specify which RRI domestic program is on
9680, but EiBi says number 4 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ROMANIA [and non]. RRI Romanian service on new 11920 ex-11940, good and
clear March 30 at 1340, and // much weaker 15195, ex-15170 so no longer
colliding with REE/Costa Rica. However, there was still a SAH on 15170, from
what? Must be VOA Somali, due north from Madagascar during the 13-14 hour. RRI
Romanian is now 12-14, 285 degrees from Galbeni for France on both frequencies
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SAUDI ARABIA. Sawt ul-Buzz continues on A-09, March 30 at 1501 so loud that
it overrides the Qur`an recitation; still // 15225 much weaker but buzzfree, in
skirts of CRI via Canada 15220 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SERBIA [non]. Just as I predicted when the A-09 schedule of IRS came out a
few days ago, showing a change from 6190 to 9580 for the North American service
at 0000-0130 ---
It is colliding with RRI on 9580, at 00-01, as checked March 30 at 0034. A
clash between two English broadcasts to North America, and a SAH of
approximately 6 Hz between them. At the momoent there were two male voices, the
bassier one coming from IRS and the tenor one from Romania, which helped to
distinguish them, but not exactly the best resolution for this problem. A
minute later, RRI had a M&W conversing, and the latter station also has crisper
modulation, as you would expect from their brand-new transmitter.
Another way out would be for one of them to be on LSB and the other on USB! But
I doubt such cooperation would be possible. Moving one of them to a completely
different frequency is what is needed. The only reason IRS went to 9580 is that
they (or as R. Yugoslavia) had used that frequency several years ago to NAm ---
but they should not have assumed it was still open for them after years of
absence. IRS is one of few (only?) European broadcasters that do not
participate in HFCC, but even a cursory check of HFCC or other frequency
listings should have shown them that 9580 is NOT now available for them.
Altho RRI has just started using 9580 at this hour in A-09, the second hour,
01-02, has been used by CRI via Habana for many years, and it still is. By
recheck at 0116, CRI was way on top, but I could hear some music under,
presumably IRS, also with a SAH but seemed slightly slower than 6 Hz.
According to Dragan Lekic in DXLD 9-027, IRS A-09 schedule is:
0000-0030 9580 BIJ 250 kW/ 310 degrees NCAm SERBIAN MON-SAT
0000-0100 9580 BIJ 250 kW/ 310 degrees NCAm SERBIAN SUN
0030-0100 9580 BIJ 250 kW/ 310 degrees NCAm ENGLISH MON-SAT
0100-0130 9580 BIJ 250 kW/ 325 degrees NoAm ENGLISH
While looking for a clear 9 MHz frequency, they should go back to 6190 as in
B-08, which per a few chex seems unoccupied, altho Urumchi and Berlin are
registered, but they were no obstacle in the previous season.
IRS has also retimed the two English broadcasts so now they are in consecutive
half-hours. This makes no sense; previously there was a half-hour break between
them. Since there are 5 major timezones in NAm, the second broadcast should be
much later in our evenings for convenient listening in the western zones as
intended by the 325 azimuth. This was once the case, as I recall, at 0430 UT
when they were using 11 MHz in summer (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** TURKEY [non]. As of UT March 30, the VOT relay via Sackville moved one UT
hour earlier to 0300, still on 7325. And it is STILL in Turkish (?) instead of
English, checked at 0335 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###
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Message: 16
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 10:50:53 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs March 30, 2009: Saudi WTFK?
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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--- On Mon, 3/30/09, Glenn Hauser <[email protected]> wrote:
> ** SAUDI ARABIA. Sawt ul-Buzz continues on A-09, March 30
> at 1501 so loud that it overrides the Qur`an recitation;
> still // 15225 much weaker but buzzfree, in skirts of CRI
> via Canada 15220 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
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