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Today's Topics:
1. Logs of April 14 (Wolfgang Bueschel)
2. Somalia: Las radios de Mogadiscio se quedan sin m?sica
(JOSE MIGUEL ROMERO ROMERO)
3. Glenn Hauser logs April 13-14, 2010 (Glenn Hauser)
4. Re: Logs of April 14 (Glenn Hauser)
5. Re: [dxld] Log 14/Apr (Wolfgang Bueschel)
6. Quito Ecuador War of the Worlds Story (Don Moore)
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:34:46 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>, "DXLD" <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Logs of April 14
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KOREA D.P.R. 11865 Supposedly Voice of Korea in Japanese, S=4 tiny
carrier at 0842 UT, scheduled 0700-1250 UT, next door KNLS Alaska in
Mandarin Chinese on 11870 kHz on similar poor signal level.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 14)
MALAYSIA 15295 Surprisingly fair level signal from RTM K-L Kajang,
English news read by Cambridge like high-British accent English newsreader.
Still in progress at 0904 UT Apr 14. As beam headed of 133 degrees towards
Pacific, I guess RTM signal signal came longpath across Pacific, Easter Isl,
Colombia, Bonaire and Azores to my post.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 14)
RUSSIA/TAJIKISTAN 15195 Supposedly an additional Radio Tatarstan Kazan
transmission in Russian noted at 0800-0900 UT, April 14. From Tatar Radio
via Russian Samara tx center. Talk between female journalist and male
musican from Kazan. Strenght jumped up to S=9+20dB level. Time pips at exact
0900 UT, tx switch off at 09.00:45 UT.
Re my wrong WBCQ logging of 17494.94 kHz.
Noted once again an English newsreader on 17494.94 kHz at 0915 UT this
morning, so seemingly rather Voice of Russia via Dushanbe-TJK scheduled
0700-1000 UT to SoEaAS/PAC, AUS/NZL, though tiny signal in Europe. This tx
observed also at unscheduled time slot 14-15 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 14)
UNID 9350.00 Some engineer checked a tx on air in 31 mb at 0800-0815 UT,
maybe some of the VT-group beast from England. S=8-9, no content, just
carrier.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 14)
UNID 9385.00 a S=6-7 signal observed at 0817 UT Apr 14. Even with SYNCR
option in E1 I couldn't trace the exact language, but I guess it was an
English speaking typical US like religious prayer. WWRB is scheduled on
3185 til 1200 UT and later on 9385 from 1200 UT in US-FCC list.
At same time 08-09 UT fair propagation level from the west, like
Shepparton-AUS on 9580, 9590, 11945, and 13630 kHz, the strongest was 9710
on S=7 level. Supposedly via long path Pacific, Easter Isl, Colombia,
Bonaire, Azores into Europe.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 14)
UNID UTE stations in bc bands at 0800-0900 UT probably from Americas...
Unid RTTY 9652 S=4 at 0825, 9864 at 0830 UT, 11523.90, 11913.50, 12149,
STANAG on 12061 kHz, at 0840 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 14)
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Message: 2
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 13:13:29 +0000 (GMT)
From: JOSE MIGUEL ROMERO ROMERO <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Somalia: Las radios de Mogadiscio se quedan sin m?sica
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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Las radios de Mogadiscio se quedan sin m?sica
http://www.abc.es/agencias/noticia.asp?noticia=343818
Diez emisoras locales, entre ellas Radio Shabelle, Radio Cuerno de ?frica,
Simba Radio, Tusmo Radio y Dana Radio, abrieron sus emisiones de hoy sin
m?sica, seg?n dijeron a Efe en sus oficinas.
S?lo dos emisoras oficiales y con protecci?n armada, la gubernamental Radio
Mogadiscio y la Bar Kulan Radio, de la Misi?n de la Uni?n Africana en Somalia
(AMISOM), siguen emitiendo m?sica en Mogadiscio.
El presentador de Radio Shabelle, al abrir la programaci?n, dijo.
"Bienvenidos a Radio Shabelle, hoy es nuestro primer d?a de los d?as sin
m?sica. Pedimos perd?n a nuestra querida audiencia, pero deben entender que es
una orden de Hezb al Islam".
Hezb al Islam es una milicia radical isl?mica somal?, encabezada por Hassan
Dahir Aweys, que lucha para derrocar al Gobierno Federal de Transici?n, apoyado
por la comunidad internacional, y para imponer un estricto r?gimen musulm?n de
corte wahab?.
Aweys est? en la lista de terroristas del Departamento de Estado de Estados
Unidos y su grupo est? aliado contra el Gobierno con Al Shabab, otra milicia
radical vinculada a Al Qaeda, con la que, por otro lado, se disputa el control
de algunas zonas en el sur y centro de Somalia.
Muchos habitantes de Mogadiscio manifestaron su queja ante la suspensi?n de la
emisi?n de m?sica, como en el caso de Yusuf Omar, un universitario que dijo a
Efe: "Es una violaci?n de los derechos del pueblo a estar informado" y asegur?
que espera "el momento en que Al Shabab sea derrotada y expulsada de
Mogadiscio, como sus hermanos mayores (los talibanes) lo fueron de Kabul".
El Gobierno Transitorio, que encabeza el presidente Sharif Sheikh Ahmed y que
no tiene pr?cticamente control territorial en el pa?s, conden? por su parte las
presiones y amenazas a los medios.
El ministro de Informaci?n, Dahir Mohamud Gelle, dijo que "el pa?s est? en su
peor momento. Los medios independientes no pueden trabajar en Mogadiscio, pero
esperamos poder acabar con esta presi?n y restaurar la paz en nuestra ciudad".
Las organizaciones de periodistas locales han pedido a Hezb al Islam y Al
Shabab, que realizan peri?dicas amenazas y prohibiciones a los medios de
comunicaci?n, que dejen de acorralarlos.
Dahir Alasow, presidente de la Asociaci?n de Periodistas Somal?es, dijo hoy a
Efe que "estamos muy preocupados por el incremento de la presi?n sobre los
medios. Esto es lo peor que nos ha tocado vivir, pero esperamos que la justicia
llegue y castigue a estos demonios".
En los ?ltimos a?os, Somalia ha sido uno de los pa?ses del mundo con m?s
periodistas asesinados, la mayor?a pertenecientes a estaciones de radio, y en
muchos casos han sido atribuidos a pistoleros de Al Shabab y Hezb al Islam.
Hoy mismo, Moalim Hashi Mohamed Farah, autoproclamado gobernador de Hezb al
Islam en Mogadiscio, que el pasado 3 de abril dio diez d?as a las radios
locales para dejar de emitir m?sica, dijo a Efe que cualquier emisora que lo
haga "se enfrentar? a serios castigos".
Por su parte, Al Shabab prohibi? la semana pasada escuchar y emitir a la BBC
brit?nica y a la Voz de Am?rica estadounidense en las zonas del centro y el sur
del pa?s bajo su control.
"Desde hoy, todas las estaciones locales de la BBC y la Voz de Am?rica est?n
cerradas y sus equipos quedan confiscados para evitar su diab?lica informaci?n
y propaganda", se?alaba el viernes pasado un comunicado del grupo. EFE
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Message: 3
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 09:40:41 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs April 13-14, 2010
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
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** CANADA. 9650, KBSWR relay hour in Korean via Sackville, once again replaced
by RCI IS and ID loop in French and English, April 14 at 1434. I suspect
another instance of lack of communication among Seoul, Montreal and Sackville,
no one paying attention or taking responsibility for punching the right
buttons, so who cares? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA [and non]. Firedrake April 14: not heard on 8-9-10 MHz bands, but on
11500 at 1227 during drumming, lo het and atop some other music. Aoki shows
this as one of many 24h Sound of Hope 1 kW non-direxional transmitters on
Taiwan to tie up the jammers.
But the more likely collateral victim was Voice of Russia via TAJIKISTAN to
South Asia, as in EiBi, 1200 English, 1300 Hindi, 1400-1500 English. 11500 was
typoed in VOR`s own schedule as ``15000`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** CUBA [and non]. 15380, new RHC frequency colliding at about equal level with
Qur`an from SAUDI ARABIA, April 14 at 1326, making fast SAH of maybe 20 Hz,
1333 Saudi ID as it was gaining on Cuba. Riyadh is scheduled 12-14 at 310
degrees only for Turkey, but their 500 kW USward carries on a bit further. Cuba
starts 15380 already at 1100. Another great pick by Arnie (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA [non]. 9780, new frequency for R. Rep?blica at 0200-0400 first reported
by Jos? El?as D?az G?mez in Venezuela, I had trouble hearing at first but
audible April 14 at 0203; poor signal but no jamming, compared to 9490 via
Sackville until 0200. The 9780 broadcast may be UT Tue-Sat only. Site unknown,
possibly UK, or Central America. It seems to put a better signal into Venezuela
than it does into OK. JEDG sent a clip of them announcing 9780 for those two
hours. WRMI knows nothing about it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA. It pays for me to awaken a bit earlier than usual for better
Asian reception. 3325, RRI Palangkaraya, best heard in a long time, S9+18,
April 14 at 1158 with song, 1200 one pip, RRI ID, WIB timecheck, warta berita,
the first minute of which with plenty of music produxion, presumably headlines,
then W&M alternating. Really no sign of Buka, PNG on same frequency. This is
right at local sunrise in Enid.
3345, RRI Ternate at 1202 April 14, also news in Indonesian but not // 3325, or
maybe it was just a bit out of synch; quite weaker than 3325. 3345 back to
music already at 1205.
4870, RRI Wamena, April 14 at 1209 with warta berita, // much stronger 4750
Makassar, and a couple words out of synch (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** IRAN. 15555+, slightly hi in frequency, poor signal April 14 at 1335 with
Qur`an, then YL in Japanese, which always seems a strange pairing, but not to
the Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1330-1430 at 60 degrees from
Kamalabad (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** KURDISTAN. 11530, V. of Mesopotamia, via UKRAINE, April 14 at 1405 nothing
but talk, but kept tuned waiting for Kurdish music which finally followed at
1418; fair but fluttery signal from the PKK terrorists (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** POLAND [non]. 11675, PRES via AUSTRIA, fairly good signal still, April 14 at
1230 about remembering Pres. & Mrs. Kaczynski, improving relations with Israel,
fourth day of mourning (website is still monochrome), controversy over where to
bury them, plans for memorials and musea, new elexion must be held in June;
1238 dirge music and ``Opera Connexions`` presenting art songs for rest of hour
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA [and non]. 15510+, slightly hi in frequency, April 14 at 1337 songs,
split-second audio dropouts, hum, 1340 novelty/comedy song in Persian(?), 1346
a more serious song, 1356 ``Love Story`` theme. What`s this?
Finally answered by VOR IS at 1359. It`s the Pashto/Dari service via
Armavir/Krasnodar, overlapping briefly with DW opening in Russian via Rampisham
UK at 1400. I also heard a few syllables of Chinese in the transition as one
must have erred in switching (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also
CHINA [and non]
** SAIPAN [and non]. 9585 in Vietnamese, fair signal April 14 at 1220
interrupting the flow between Radio Australia on 9580 and 9590. This is KFBS at
12-13, also producing 5 kHz hets between the Australians. And it`s followed by
KTWR GUAHAN at 1300-1330 on same in Sgaw Karen, per Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGST)
** SAUDI ARABIA. Collision on 15380: see CUBA [and non]
** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 3185, Brother Scare via WWRB, April 14 at 1155 saying
another major SW station wants him 24/7, at a cost of $50,000 per month, but he
doesn`t have the money for that, so please send him plenty. (That worx out to
about $68 per hour.) He implied some other stations give him a better rate than
that, and said he always pays in advance. That must be why several stations vie
for his nonsensical biz; who cares about the public interest?
I happened to tune across him again on WWRB 9385 at 1423, saying he is
rearranging radio schedules and asking for radio chex from Europe on 13845 ---
is that signal better now that WWCR has changed antennas? (He is not on 13845
at the moment; in fact not on the latest WWCR sked at all. I am sure they`d be
glad to have him back, having lost Pastor Pete Peters.) Then at 1425 cut to
exactly the same pitch heard 2.5 hours earlier, also saying that last month 7-8
(presumably AM) stations were dropped, but 4-5 added (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. VOA has cancelled all its SW broadcasts in Haitian Creole. These were
greatly expanded from three half-hours per day shortly following the January
earthquake. The extent of the expansion was not immediately clear since
accurate schedules were not posted for weeks, but we soon monitored the
additional times and frequencies.
Now that the A-Z language transmission schedule includes the extra hours, those
are no longer heard, and furthermore the original half-hours, which in summer
time would have been at 1130, 1630 and 2100 UT, are also missing from the HFCC
schedule.
Monitoring April 14, no sign of the 1130 transmission which was on 9505, and
before than on 9670, nor via the Bonaire relay 6135, which is also gone from
the RNW schedule. At 1630 nothing on previous 15390 or 17565. Not yet checked
at 2100-2130 but surely also gone.
If the Haitians were so much in need of additional VOA broadcasts on SW then,
how is it that now they no longer need them, or any Kreyol SW broadcasts from
VOA at all? Are we to assume that any listeners in Ha?ti can easily access
Lavwadlamerik via internet, mobile devices? Or are there some reliable FM or AM
relays now? When did the airborne Commando Solo relays cease? Likely quite some
time ago, but we don`t get any press releases or any other announcements about
that or VOA cuts, which might be construed as negative.
On April 7, Radio Mart? got another transmitter at Greenville, labeled
``temporary``, making four frequencies at once during most of the day rather
than three, as I previously reported. This came out of the ex-Kreyol service.
That may have been when Kreyol was canceled, if not earlier in the nascent A-10
season. We suspected the extra SW for Mart? was to compensate for Marathon 1180
being off the air temporarily, as frequently announced on RM (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [non]. VOA at 1218 Wednesday April 14 going from Earth & Sky about big
dams, to Wordmaster about English teaching, on 7575, also audible on 9505 and
with ChiComQRM on 9760 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 4050, at 1134 April 14, fairly good signal with John Gibson on Fox
Newstalk network, i.e. 3 x 1350 from KWMO Washington MO. So they do both
far-right jabber and C&W music, as recently heard late at night, or is the C&W
now displaced by The Mouth?
Cardinals folder from Will Martin shows KWMO also on that baseball network, as
if nearby flagship KTRS-550 did not totally overlap KWMO coverage. Upcoming
night games at 0015 UT April 15, 17; 0005 UT April 19, 0140 UT April 20, 21, 22
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** VATICAN [non]. Radio Vaticano/a has a new morning relay via CANADA, 227
degrees from Sackville for Mexico, 1130-1215 on 9830, first Spanish, and from
1200 English. April 14 at 1146 heard ID in Spanish, mixed with RTTY! Another
station which is not paying attention to the non-broadcast QRM problem on this
frequency. Doesn`t anyone send them reception reports with an I of 2 or 3?
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###
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Message: 4
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 12:37:47 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: HCDX <[email protected]>, [email protected]
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Logs of April 14
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
WYFR is now on 9835 at 02-04 Spanish, 0445-09 English, ex-9340. Glenn Hauser
--- On Wed, 4/14/10, Wolfgang Bueschel <[email protected]> wrote:
> UNID???9385.00? a S=6-7 signal observed
> at 0817 UT Apr 14. Even with SYNCR
> option in E1 I couldn't trace the exact language, but I
> guess it was an
> English speaking typical US like religious prayer.?
> WWRB is scheduled on
> 3185 til 1200 UT and later on 9385 from 1200 UT in US-FCC
> list.
>
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Message: 5
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 23:56:33 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>, "DXLD" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Log 14/Apr
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jorge Freitas (Yahoo)" Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2010 10:07 PM
Subject: [dxld] Log 14/Apr
>11640 14/Apr 1610 GERMANY, Polskie Radio, in Polish. OM e YL falam entre
>curtas cl?ssicas musicas. Sinal fraco e a ID veio atrav?s da radio online
>http://www.polskieradio.pl/sluchaj/default.aspx?p=5 . Sinal fraco e
>degradando. 25322 (Jorge Freitas-B)
Never Germany.
Polskie Radio only via transmitters of VT-group/ORS in
Austria, Norway, U.A.E., U.K.
6035 1930 2000 28NW WOF 125 90 12 607 German G
6135 1930 2000 28NW WOF 125 82 12 607 German G DRM
6155 2100 2200 27S SKN 250 150 0 341 Polish G
7245 2100 2200 28NE,29W WOF 125 78 0 547 Polish G
7265 1700 1800 27 KVI 250 220 0 800 English G
7265 1700 1800 27 KVI 250 220 0 800 English NOR PRW NPT
9435 1130 1200 28NW RMP(xWOF) 125 90 12 611 German G
9495 1530 1600 28NW WOF 300 90 12 611 German G
9610 1130 1200 28NW RMP(xWOF 125 82 12 618 German G
9655 1700 1800 18 WOF 125 58 -12 618 English G
11615 1500 1530 29S WOF 125 78 0 611 Ukrainian G
11640 1530 1630 28NE,29W WOF 125 78 0 611 Polish G
11675 1200 1300 27 MOS 100 300 0 218 English AUT PRW VTC
11730 1800 1830 29 WOF 125 58 -12 618 Russian G
11730 1830 1930 29S WOF 125 82 12 618 Ukrainian G
11760 1430 1500 29 WOF 125 66 -12 611 Russian G
11760 1630 1700 28NE,29W WOF 125 78 0 611 Belorussia G
11790 1030 1100 27 MOS 100 300 0 218 Polish AUT PRW VTC
11865 1800 1830 38E,39 SKN 300 110 0 216 Hebrew G
11955 1330 1430 28NE RMP 250 76 14 216 Belorussia G
11980 1200 1300 18 WOF 250 45 -30 218 English G
15155 1830 1930 29 WOF 125 82 12 618 Russian G
15265 1030 1100 28NE,29W RMP (xWOF 125 82 12 618 Polish G
15265 1100 1130 29 WOF 125 70 0 618 Russian G
15265 1500 1530 29S WOF 300 86 12 611 Ukrainian G
15460 1100 1130 29 RMP(xWOF 125 75 0 218 Russian G
15480 1300 1430 28NE,29W WOF 125 74 0 611 Ru/Belorussia G
15500 1430 1500 29S WOF 125 74 0 611 Ukrainian G
17860 1300 1330 30N DHA 250 20 0 218 Russian G
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Message: 6
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 19:21:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: Don Moore <[email protected]>
To: [email protected], [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Quito Ecuador War of the Worlds Story
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
In 1992 Monitoring Times published an article of mine about a War of the Worlds
broadcast gone-wrong from Radio Quito. The story can be found here:
http://www.pateplumaradio.com/south/ecuador/martians.html
My references were slim and the information was sketchy. A few years later Ken
MacHarg did a feature on this on HCJB's DX Party Line. He interviewed me and he
interviewed Javier Almeida, then director of Radio Quito. Sr. Almeida was very
interested in the story and had tried to research it locally, but hadn't been
able to learn much more so many years after the event. Many of the principal
characters had moved out of the country in the years immediately following the
event.
Just yesterday I received an e-mail from the son of Leonardo Paez - the main
man behind the Quito War of the Worlds broadcast. Ivan (the son) corrected a
few details of my story. Ivan also pointed out that his father had written a
book about the event:
http://www.war-ofthe-worlds.co.uk/gall_r12.htm
That article included a link to this article which gives a lot more detail
about this interesting story.
http://www.war-ofthe-worlds.co.uk/war_worlds_quito.htm
It turns out there was an earlier Latin American version of this story in Chile
in 1944:
http://www.war-ofthe-worlds.co.uk/war_worlds_santiago.htm
There is some good reading here for radio history fans.
But, there is more to this. The son tells me that Leonardo Paez moved from
Quito to Merida, Venezuela in 1955 when he took a job as director of Radio
Universidad in Merida, which he held until about 1978. (He passed away in
1991.) L. Paez is listed as director of Radio Universidad in the WRTH during
the 1970s. That station should be familiar to longtime shortwave DXers. Radio
Universidad was an easy catch on 3395 kHz in the 1970s when I was first active.
I have over a dozen loggings of it from that time period. I remember it as
being the strongest of Venezuela's 90 meter outlets back then. I wonder if
anyone has an old QSL from them signed by Leonardo Paez?
The Radio Universidad connection is more noteworthy to me as I visited the city
of Merida for two weeks after Christmas 1994. While there I visited Radio
Universidad and had a long talk with the then-manager, who was the daughter of
the station founder (not Paez). So, I spent spent some time sitting in Paez's
old manager's office. If I had only known of the connection then, I could have
learned a lot more about this story.
Regardless, it's fun to bring together some details from one of the more
interesting stories in Latin American radio history.
Don Moore --- [email protected]
Thinking outside the box isn't always enough. Sometimes you have to turn
around and moon it.
Radio & Latin American website: http://www.pateplumaradio.com/
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