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Today's Topics:

   1. Glenn Hauser logs October 24, 2011 (Glenn Hauser)
   2. Fw: 11600 Libya, from 1558 UT on air, Oct 23; on Oct 24 TX
      came on air at 16.06:15 UT as Radio T?l?vision Libye.
      (Wolfgang Bueschel)
   3. New external service fromn Libya (Anker Petersen)
   4. Glenn Hauser logs October 24, 2011 [MORE] (Glenn Hauser)
   5. Re: [dxld] Radio Netherlands B-11 observation (Wolfgang Bueschel)
   6. Radio Free Asia announces  B11 (Jaisakthivel)


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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 11:23:51 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs October 24, 2011
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** ALBANIA. 9590, Oct 24 at 0525, Chinese song // 9515, so both must be CRI 
Arabic service via C?rrik relay: yes, 9515 is 240 degrees, 9590 is 140 degrees. 
Long song almost sounded like Jesus rock, but surely not, finally ending by 
0534, into Arabic ID and talk (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ALBANIA. Drita ?i?o explains that the new curtailed R. Tirana schedule for 
Oct 21-29 did not go into effect after all, so the cuts are not expected to 
happen until Oct 30 with B-11 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake Oct 24, after 1230:
10300, poor at 1233
11500, fair at 1233, making fast SAH with open carrier from Tajikistan
12230, good at 1234
12600, very poor at 1235
13130, good at 1235
13970, good at 1235; none in the 14s, 15s or 16s

Before 1400:
18200, very poor at 1348
16100, very poor at 1358; none in the 17s
15545, good at 1358
14700, very good at 1359
13970, very good at 1359
12230, very good at 1359
10300, fair at 1359; none in the 11s, 7s

Before 1500, a time I don`t often check, found some unusual ones:
11550, good at 1442 making heavy clash with WEWN Spanish, its only good 
transmitter, Commies vs Catholix!
12670, very good at 1444; Sound of Hope must be adventurous today
13680, very good at 1446, over RHC, Commies vs Commies!
13970, very good at 1446; none in the 14s
18200, good at 1454; none in the 15s, 16s, 17s
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA [non]. 23860, Oct 24 at 1456, my harmonic search pays off, with music 
// 11930, i.e. R. Mart?, Greenville! Peaks S9+3 and no jamming audible, so 
DentroCubans should hunt for clear RM on this and other harmonix. Then looked 
for others, 27640 (2 x 13820) but not heard there amid freebanders tending to 
be on -5 frequencies; nor on 23690 (2 x 11845). From B-11, 15330 will be back 
in use at 14-20, and that should be a good target on 30660, which I vaguely 
recall hearing in years past. 

But there`s more: R. Mart? is now on 9955, i.e. via WRMI! I kept listening to 
23960 and heard it announced at 1500 to tune for RM on new 9955 at 6-7 pm and 
11-12 pm. Is this a trial run? Those Eastern times knock out numerous DX 
program repeats, including WORLD OF RADIO at 0330 UT Thursdays. This week, with 
both Cuba and USA on DST, that means 22-23 and 03-04 UT; is it daily? 

Next week, From Oct 30 Cuba goes off DST a week earlier than USA, so what then? 
Will WRMI change times to keep up with Cuba, or wait another week to shift 
everything one UT hour later, i.e. RM relay at 23-24 and 04-05?? Nothing yet 
about this on WRMI website. 

Jeff White explains that at 22-23 UT it`s a rebroadcast of `Cuba al D?a` 
originally airing on RM at 19-20 UT M-F, and will stay at 22-23 UT thru the 
first week of November; while the ``11 pm`` portion may not start until after 
DST is over.

I say: WRMI has now made the big time in exile programming, and Cuba 
conveniently already has jammers set up for 9955 at many other times (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GERMANY [non]. 15330, Oct 24 at 1448, novelty song in German. It`s less than 
a week before Deutsche Welle self-destructs, eliminating all German SW 
broadcasts, as that language will greatly decline in world presence, leaving 
only some English and certain strategic Afro-Asian tongues from DW. Later at 
1454 found // 17840 in more music.
15330 is 300 kW, 107 degrees from Woofferton UK at 14-15 only.
17840 is 250 kW, 80 degrees from Sines, PORTUGAL at 14-15 only
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GREECE. 15630, Monday Oct 24 at 1449, Greek music, fair signal but somewhat 
undermodulated, so VOG is back on, starting at 1400 now? Exact curtailed 
schedule still not determined. Also, John Babbis notes:

``VOICE OF GREECE OFF ON SUNDAY 2000-0300 UT? Voice of Greece seems to have 
laid off the Sunday night shift due to austerity. On Sunday, October 23, 7450, 
7475, 9420, 15630, and 15650 were silent when I monitored from 2000 to 0200 UT. 
The same thing happened on Sunday, October 2 and 9; and only 9420 was working 
on Sunday, October 16 from 2000 to 0200 UT`` Those are the only hours he 
normally monitors, so VOG may well be off the rest of Sundays earlier.

However, Alokesh Gupta has just obtained the VOG B-11 schedule: ``Note: Due to 
impending crisis, ERT decided to restrict HF broadcast hours. The broadcast 
hours temporarily will be 1600 to 0400 GMT.`` with no mention of any difference 
on Sundays. Rounded times ignoring 10-minute-early closings for refrequencing:

ERA-5: 16-04 9420; 
16-18 15630, 18-23 15650, 23-02 15630, 23-04 7475, 02-04 7450. 

ERT-3, Macedonian Station: 16-18 9935, 18-23 7450. With a self-contradictory 
separate schedule as 1600-1650 9935, 1600-2250 7450, while in the combined 
schedule it looks like there would be no overlap but a 10-minute QSY at 1750. 
Note: the Mac frequencies have recently been reported // Athens with no 
separate programming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9525-, VOI still missing at various tunebies before and after 
1300 UT Oct 24 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Oct 24 at 0522, IGIM is already on with conversation in 
Arabic, not yet chanty; ACI from about equal Vatican signal on 7250, but more 
modulation from them (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. Pre-sunrise MWDX Oct 24, UT. 1200 UT is now too far before local 
sunrise latening from 1245, for there to be any SRS reception peaks, and the US 
QRM is still heavy. Before long maybe we`ll be getting multiple XE NAs around 
1300. 

Most of Mexico will go off DST Oct 30, a week earlier than USA, but there is so 
much American commercial influence along the border that such cities will keep 
on DST a week longer until Nov 6 along with US, a true Week Of Confusion. See 
also CUBA [non].

760, Oct 24 at 1205 UT, ABC Radio introducing Carlos Ramos Padilla, newscaster? 
In the DF sexion, Cant? says: ``760 XEABC ABC Radio, Comentarios, Programas 
hablados. 70,000 watts d?a, 10,000 watts noche desde San Sebastian Chimalpa, 
Mex. Grupo ABC Radio.`` So transmitter is over in Estado de M?xico (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NIGERIA. 15120, Oct 24 at 0529, VON is peaking S9+12, with hum, whine and 
distortion, but not too bad, carrier unstable with BFO on, starting `Today in 
History` segment, with something happening in 1648y, then 1945y, UN founded. 
Say, when matching dates in the 1600s, is that by the old style or new style 
calendar?? Had not been audible last few nights, due to widely diverging 
propagation and/or operation (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PHILIPPINES. 7505, Oct 24 at 1440, soprano with hymny song in language 
unknown; poor signal but it`s late enough for WWCR 7490 splash to be reduced 
and not a problem now. Is FEBC Iba site, 100 kW, 300 degrees in Chinese per 
HFCC and Aoki. I`m waiting for someone to list-log this as WRNO, which has 
really been off the air for 11 months now, never to return?? (Glenn Hauser, OK, 
DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U K [non]. 17695, Oct 24 at 1343, BBCWS disclaimer loop, ``no programming 
available at this time, see bbcworldservice.com`` but I am not going to waste 
my time hunting for any explanation at that site! There better not be any such 
programming, as per HFCC, 17695 is scheduled 1330-1600 for IBB Biblis, tho Aoki 
says R. Farda Lampertheim. 

Loop ended around 1344, and then hearing S Asian song synchronized with // 
17755 which is also listed as R. Farda, Biblis in Aoki; Lampertheim in probably 
more current HFCC. 17695 still heard with ME pop music at 1453. Maybe BBC was 
running over from its only scheduled 17695 broadcast, 1300-1330 Uzbek via 
CYPRUS which of course is also jammed by the ChiCom (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WRMI now relaying R. Mart?; R. Mart? on harmonic: see CUBA [non]

** U S A. Routine check for WORLD OF RADIO play on Area 51, scheduled UT Monday 
0300 on WBCQ 5110v-CUSB, on webcast found Radio Jennifer instead continuing 
past 0300 and 0330 Oct 24, so I asked Larry Will:

``Larry, Wondering what happened to WOR tonight as Jennifer ran until 0330, 
then `a hi-pitched buzz`, and then not WOR or IRR. I see you have Duck & Cover 
on the sked for 0330, but WOR at 0300. Glenn``

``Glenn, My apologies. WOR did air at 0200 last evening. When I realized it was 
running early it was 12 minutes in, so I left it running and played R. Jennifer 
at 0230. Second, CKUT is doing their annual fundraising drive over the next two 
weeks and I don't like to play fundraisers for other stations. Next week I will 
probably play a classic rebroadcast of the IRR. Regards, Lw``

Also, on the frequency change for WBCQ from 7415 to 7490: Altho Marion`s Attic 
alerted listeners it would be in effect Sunday Oct 23 for her broadcast at 
21-22, I did not monitor as in the meantime I received a phone call from 
Jennifer Weiner, who said 7490 would not start until Oct 24. 

Also that WORLD OF RADIO is not scheduled on Wednesdays at 2130, contrary to 
updated 7490 website schedule, just Thursdays at 2130. Let`s see how much QRM 
WBCQ gets on 7490 now from Kazakhstan at 19-22, BBC Thailand at 22-24. WOR will 
stay at 2130 for another two weeks, then 2230 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING 
DIGEST)

** U S A. Hi Glenn: In regards to the Unidentified - 1110 [with Qur`an?], this 
station is very strong in the Austin area. Heard tonight with a woman announcer 
speaking in Indian dialect and English at times. Frequently, telephone numbers 
were mentioned with 214/972 area codes (Dallas area). Station disappeared 
abruptly at 2358 and did not catch station ID. Regards, (Mike Beu, KD5DSQ, 
Austin, Texas, Oct 22, IRCA via DXLD)

** U S A. 1550, Oct 24 at 0545 UT, dominant station on the FRG-7 with east/west 
longwire is going on and on about events at Branson, so it`s KLFJ Springfield, 
``Branson Information Radio``, a pseudo-TIS supposedly running only 28 watts at 
night instead or 5000 watts day (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1630-USB, Oct 24 at 0547, Mexican music, ``16-30 AM, nuestra 
frecuencia, nuestro nombre La Jota Mexicana``. There had been several logs all 
over North America of KRND Fox Farm WY on USB, meaning that other DSB stations 
such as KCJJ could be heard on 1630-LSB without KRND QRM. Yes, indeed, much 
more KRND modulation on USB, but there is still a little audible on LSB via the 
DX-398, and at the moment not much else. It does not seem like the carrier is 
reduced. At night, local KFXY 1640 DSB not much of a problem, but there is a 
fast SAH on 1630, perhaps 14 Hz as Rick Shaftan, NJ, had asked if that`s the 
one on 1630.014? The big question is, why is KRND doing this, and is it 
deliberately, or even legally? It would be quite a surprise if FCC authorized 
suppressing one sideband on an AM station. I don`t see any reason to do so, 
such as to reduce interference to any 1620 station (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Pacific MW carrier search Oct 24 at 1211-1216 UT, USB mode 
on the DX-398 with internal antenna only: 702, 747, 756, 774, 828, 972, 1053, 
1287 (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)



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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:46:01 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>, "DXLD"
        <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Fw: 11600 Libya, from 1558 UT on air, Oct 23; on Oct
        24 TX came on air at 16.06:15 UT as Radio T?l?vision Libye.
Message-ID: <8ADB879651634D29BCDDE52BBF041E10@HNPC2>
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        reply-type=original

LIBYA   11600  Radio T?l?vision Libye, Tripolis Libye today Oct 24.
Transmitter at Sabrata on air very late at 16.06.15 UT, more than fair
signal noted in Genua Italy and Finland Europe, S=9+15dBm. Program on same
muffeled audio quality like yesterday, today measured and noted bandwidth
like - three different audio levels, best is 1000 Hertz tone from the
transmitter site, followed by "Russian Waltz" music wide of 4.4 kHz, and
annoying spoken part quality of small 3.11 kHz.

Suffered by 11600 kHz co-channel CRI from Baoji-CHN in Swahili to Africa
from 1700-1757 UT.

And also hit by some "fade out" heavy splash from 11590 kHz Radio Pakistan
Islamabad which appeared from 1721 UT onwards. SDR radio notch cut function
of 11585 to 11599 kHz portion upgraded to worth listening.

Identification in French and Russian Waltz music started at 16.07:23 UT.
For audio quality comparision I recorded some piece of VoRussia Grigoriopol
in French on 11635 kHz at 16.54 UT in between.

At 16.55 UT a African vernac folk song played from Sahel zone.

At 17.11:20 UT modern West African like rumba music played, with singer in
French language.

Anncmt ID in French logged at 1729 and 1747 UT. Much talk on Libye
Revolution, as well as Revolution Francaise at Paris Bastille.

Russian waltz music played til late 18.03:45 UT.
TX OFF today Oct 24 at 18.04:14 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 24)



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2011 6:41 PM
Subject: 11600 Libya, from 1558 UT on air, Oct 23

> Please Jean-Michel,
> may you help to identify this time/frequency announcement in French,
> merci.
>
>
> LIBYA  11600  Transmitter at Sabrata on air approx. 1558 UT Oct 23,
> powerful fair signal noted in Europe, S=9+10dBm, station started
> with a test tone signal of 1038 Hertz til 16.06:35 UT, also at
> 16.07:55 UT many Tripolis and Libya IDs in French given.
>
> But different to the huge TX carrier power and the superb test tone
> signal, the original program feed from Tripolis broadcasting house
> to Sabrata was opposite quality of small bandwidth and little
> undermodulated. Noted increased audio signal level later at 1637 UT.
>
> A lot of western waltzing and symphonic music played.
> Listen to attached recording of some pieces between 1558 and 1608 UT.
> (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 23)


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jean-Michel AUBIER"
To: "Wolfgang Bueschel" Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2011 8:22 PM
Subject: Re : 11600 Libya, from 1558 UT on air, Oct 23

mmmhhhh...same bad audio as at my QTH ...


Here's what I heard:
"Ici Radio T?l?vision Libye(*). Radio Libye de la capitale Tripoli. Tr?s
chers auditeurs en Europe (**) et sur le continent africain, vous pouvez
suivre nos ?missions en langue fran?aise.(.....??)..... de la capitale
Tripoli sur ondes courtes sur une interf?rence (***) de 11600 MHz de 18h00 ?
20h00, heure locale, soit de 1600 ? 1800 GMT. Radio-T?l?vision Libye. Radio
Libye de la capitale Tripoli

(*) I wonder if they really say "Libye" as I heard something like "IRI"
(**) Europe ? need to be confirmed
(***) they really say "interf?rence"

Regards, Jean-Michel 



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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 21:24:13 +0200
From: Anker Petersen <[email protected]>
To: HCDX <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] New external service fromn Libya
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Dear DX-friends,

I  listened to Libya this afternoon( Oct 24) at 1610-1735 UTC on 
11600.00 kHz which had a broadcast in French with SINPO 35433 - 45443 
and S up to 9+30 dB, but a very muffled voice audio. Their audio of 
music was perfect: Vienna waltzes and light instrumental music which was 
often played! They had frequent, new ID's: " Radio Libye, Tripoli" and 
"Ici Radio T?l?vision Libye, Tripoli". This obviously has replaced the 
former Gaddafi names "Libyan Jamahariyah Broadcasting Corporation" and 
the external service "Voice of Africa". Mostly talks on the same time 
schedule as former Voice of Africa in French about the revolution and 
future democracy in Libya, about the obduction of the corpse of Muammar 
Gaddafi, the declaration of military victory of Libya in Benghazi and 
the democratic election yesterday in Tunisia and about developments in 
Syria. All was very different content to what was heard on the Voice of 
Africa! Slight QRM from *1700 from CRI, Baoji in Swahili, then 54443.

Best 73,
Anker Petersen
Denmark


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Message: 4
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 16:46:29 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs October 24, 2011 [MORE]
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It was such a nice fall afternoon that I spent over an hour outside on the 
sunny porch, DXing with the DX-398 initially on battery, but hooked up AC once 
I decided to stay a while. Plus random wire antenna strung around the area. In 
a couple days the temps are to plummet here. This dalliance will probably make 
me hustle to get caught up in time for the next WORLD OF RADIO produxion on 
Wednesday evening.

** ALBANIA. 13735, no trace of R. Tirana at 1855 or 1958-2000+ Oct 24, for the 
1845 and 2000 English broadcasts, which will supposedly last one more week. 
It`s really catch-as-catch-can with this station. Presumed Kuwait was making it 
thru poorly on 13650; and better YFR via Wertachtal on 13750 until 1900 (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHILE [and non]. 17680, Oct 24 at 1452, CVC La Voz which is normally loud 
and clear all day, has heavy CCI and a SAH varying around 5 Hz, from something 
playing Afro/Asian(?) music. In fact, BBC Somali, 300 kW, 160 degrees via 
CYPRUS has been scheduled since 19 July at 1300-1600, but I hadn`t noticed it 
before vs CVC which is 100 kW at 0 degrees (or non-direxional?). So far it 
looks like this problem will go away in B-11, but UAE could be on 17680 from 10 
to 17 --- many of those registrations are wooden (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX 
LISTENING DIGEST) 

** CHINA. 13800, Oct 24 at 1856 Firedrake with fair signal; could not do 
complete bandscan with the DX-398 but did punch up most of the common FD 
frequencies heard earlier in the day, and none others found. Expected it to 
vanish at 1900, but continued past 1903, and for the next hour still at 1941, 
1953, but gone at 2001. Unlike Sound of Hope which gets a break at the top of 
every hour, target here is R. Free Asia in Chinese via Tajikistan at 17-20 
which would usually be jammed by CNR1. Aoki shows SOH could also appear on 
13800 24 hours (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA [and non]. 28505-USB, Oct 24 at 1924, I`d recognize that Arnienglish 
anywhere, yes, you guessed it, mes amis, CO2KK in person, explaining how Cuba 
is a big Antille, plus 4000 little islands in an archipelago, to KB1PXX in 
Connecticut (also audible), who hopes one day to SCUBA in Cuba. Arnie says the 
best place is Maria la Gorda (Fat Mary) off Pinar del R?o province, where there 
are coral reefs, commercial and spearfishing prohibited, visibility up to 30 
meters. Also reveling in great 10m propagation now, band opens at sunrise from 
Eurafrica. KB1 keeps trying to wrap up contact, but Arnie adds to look out for 
club station T46A this weekend in the CQ WW SSB contest. 1927 Arnie calls CQ DX 
10m, fonetix mostly as kilo-kilo, but sometimes as King-Kong, ha2 (So Arnie is 
the 8000-pound gorilla in the Raum?), next contact another Connecticutter, 
John, AB1NT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KUWAIT. 15540, Oct 24 at 1904, R. Kuwait is fair in Arabic, not English. At 
first I hoped it was just a clip about to be translated, but no. 18-21 on 15540 
has always been registered as Arabic, and RK`s delegate with the amazing 
eyebrows at HFCC Dallas believed that info when I mentioned that the announcers 
were always giving the wrong frequency for English, 11990. 

Now they may have `corrected` this by changing 15540 to Arabic, but we may 
still hope today`s language was another mistake. By 1940 had faded to very poor 
and could not be sure of language, but still seemed Arabic. I also had their 
intentional Arabic service poorly on 13650 before 1900; but after 2000 when 
supposedly on 17550 to C&WNAm, that was inaudible, not surprisingly since lower 
15540 was about gone. Further chex of which language is on 15540 at 18-21 are 
of course called for. As well as whether they will ever really use 11990, which 
they really need to during B-seasons if English is to propagate (Glenn Hauser, 
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA [and non]. 1600, KUSH Cushing is still off the air, no signal Oct 
24 at 1910 UT check.

KUSH has an active website with recent local news, but nothing about being off 
the air:
http://www.1600kush.com/index.php?section=1
Nor on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/1600kush?ref=ts
Is everyone just listening online and don`t even notice if 1600 is missing? 
This is the link:
mms://nick9.surfernetwork.com/kush
and we got it right away at 2320 UT, but not really live, instead the 7-10 am 
`Donna & Molly Show` playback. Besides that, it appears the streaming is 
limited to live silly ballgames.

They don`t display a complete program schedule; what`s at 10-11 am? Then `The 
Michael Smerconish Show` at 11-1 M-F, Neal Boortz at 1-4 pm; what`s after 4 pm? 
Then plugs yahoosportsradio at 7 pm to 7 am on the web. Does this mean KUSH is 
not bothering to stay on air at night?
One more show may be of interest if they get back on the air:
``Native Air with Hugh Foley, 10-11 AM Saturdays Native American News, Music 
and more!``.

FCC AM Query shows SR/SS in October 1230-2345 UT, November 1300-2315, with 1000 
watts day, 70 watts night. NRC AM Log adds PSRA of 500 watts, i.e. 1100-1230 UT 
in Oct, 1100-1300 first week of November, 1200-1300 thereafter on standard time.

In absence of KUSH I could hear a weak SAH, a bit stronger at 2002 UT with 
music from one N/S station, likely KRVA The Metroplex Vietnamese. The other 
could be one of the two Nebraskans, KNCY Nebraska City, or KRFS Superior, both 
500 watts. NRC AM Log says KNCY is direxional, KRFS not. 

Come to think of it, there has not been an audible het on 1600 for a while, 
previously pinned on KMDO Fort Scott KS, 770 watts non-direxional, so maybe 
that`s been fixed. But I was not getting a signal from its ENE direxion. In 
less than a month, skywave will be kicking in by 20 UT on the top of the band, 
but don`t think so yet, as no such activity heard in the X-band (Glenn Hauser, 
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) 

** U S A. 23860, Oct 24 at 1858, R. Mart? harmonic 2 x 11930 from Greenville is 
still audible and readable, escaping DentroCuban jamming on the fundamental 
[see earlier Oct 24 log report under CUBA non]. And still at 2000 talking about 
human rights declaration. Span of 11930 is currently 14-24, to become 13-22 in 
B-11. I again stepped thru the entire 23-25 MHz range but no more harmonics 
found, nor where RM could also appear, 19130; and 27640 bore a freebander in 
SSB.

Meanwhile the new WRMI 9955 relay of R. Mart? was inaudible under jamming but 
at 2240 `Cuba al D?a` confirmed on WRMI webcast, and it`s not // live Mart? 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. I am finally hearing some activity in the upper portion of the 28 MHz 
ham band: On 29540-NBFM, VG signal slope-tuned at 29538 for distorted 
readability on AM, Oct 24 at 1919, NU6O, Joe in California concluded contact 
with K3ORH, immediately on to another contact.

29010, Oct 24 at 1922, VG signal on AM from WA3GHM in Levittown PA, with WB5YBZ 
which I could not hear (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) More 10m: see 
CUBA [and non]

** U S A. Disregard my earlier comment about Kazakhstan kolliding with WBCQ on 
7490 at 18-22: that does not start until Oct 30, B-11. Supposed sign-on is 1900 
UT, but I could not hear anything of it (nor on 7415 in case there was a 
delay); band very noisy, plus probably computer QRN peak around there, which 
was still running inside. Checked at 1900, and several more times. 1943 a JBA 
carrier on 7490, unknown if WBCQ, still nothing readable after 2000. Meanwhile 
as usual there was no problem in hearing WBCQ on 15420-CUSB and 9330v-CUSB, 
except there`s nothing on those frequencies worth listening to (but yes, I 
know, they pay the bills).

Recheck at 2235, now 7490 is audible with WBCQ // 9330-CUSB, so financial show 
instead of Good Friends Radio Network? Yes, at 22-23 M-F, `Money Talk` is 
scheduled on both. No co-channel audible on 7490, but it may be different 
closer to the terminator (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 21678 approx., Oct 24 at 1913 I am getting some intermittent SSB 
talk, but can`t find a spot to demodulate it, an intruder apparently employing 
speech inversion, sneaky (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. CODAR exploration on the DX-398 rapidly 5-kHz-stepping downward, 
Oct 24 at 1930: 25980-25745, break, 25705-25310 where there is a dip, then more 
down to 25200; QRMs freebanders here and there in the so-called 11m ISWBC band. 
More CODAR 24860-24600 and 24555-24445, and there is another freebander at 1935 
on 24485 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)



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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 06:49:27 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[email protected]>
To: "A-DX-Liste" <[email protected]>, "DXplorer"
        <[email protected]>,     "HCDX" <[email protected]>,
        "DXLD" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] Radio Netherlands B-11 observation
Message-ID: <ED38E112AEBF44BF9B264F2A15A578D0@HNPC2>
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        reply-type=original

All HFCC member schedules of bc stations for B-11 is ready to download now

see
http://www.hfcc.org/data/b11/index.phtml

and click to
Schedules by FMOs
Broadcasters and Frequency Management Organisations (FMOs)

vy 73 wb

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 2:44 AM
Subject: [dxld] Radio Netherlands B-11 observation

> Full RNW B-11 schedule is linked on their site:
> http://www.hfcc.org/data/schedbybrc.php?seas=B11&broadc=RNW
>
> Interesting to note: RNW will only have six and a half transmitter hours
> of its own programming from Madagascar, but the soon-to-be-closed Bonaire
> relay will have ten transmitter hours for RNW in B-11.
>
> Any word if the Telefunken units from Horby are now on the air at
> Madagascar?
>
> Steve Luce
> Houston, Texas



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Message: 6
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 11:09:47 +0530 (IST)
From: Jaisakthivel <[email protected]>
To: ardic <[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] Radio Free Asia announces  B11
Message-ID:
        <[email protected]>
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Radio Free Asia announces B11 broadcast schedule;
it goes into effect at 0800 UTC, Sunday, October 30, 2011.?

Here is the schedule:


Burmese

0030-0130 UTC ?12115 15700 17835
1230-1400 UTC ? 7245 11795 12105
1400-1430 UTC ?11795 12105
1630-1730 UTC ? 7245

Cantonese
1400-1500 UTC ? 6025 ?7470
2200-2300 UTC ? 7250 ?9780 11775

Khmer
1230-1330 UTC ?13810 15160
2230-2330 UTC ? 5790 11850

Korean
1500-1700 UTC ? ?648 ?5855 ?7210 ?9385
1700-1900 UTC ? ?648 ?5855 ?9385
2100-2200 UTC ? ?648 ?7460 ?9385 11995

Lao
0000-0100 UTC ?15690 17770
1100-1200 UTC ? 9325 15120
?
Mandarin
0300-0700 UTC ?11980 13710 15150 15665 17880 21540
1500-1600 UTC ? 6025 ?7445 ?9790 ?9905 11945 13725
1600-1700 UTC ? 6020 ?7415 ?7445 ?9455 ?9905 11945 13725
1700-1800 UTC ? 6020 ?7415 ?7445 ?9355 ?9455 ?9905 11945 13670
1800-1900 UTC ? 6025 ?7385 ?7415 ?7445 ?9355 ?9455 ?9905 11790 11945 13670
1900-2000 UTC ? 1098 ?5860 ?6025 ?6095 ?7385 ?9355 ?9455 ?9875 ?9905 11790 11945
2000-2100 UTC ? 1098 ?5860 ?6025 ?6095 ?7355 ?7495 ?9355 ?9455 ?9875 11900 11945
2100-2200 UTC ? 1098 ?6025 ?6095 ?7355 ?7495 ?9355 ?9455 ?9875 11900 11945
2300-2400 UTC ? 7540 ?9585 ?9825 11775 11975 15550
?
Tibetan
0100-0300 UTC ? 7470 ?9670 11695 15220 17730
0600-0700 UTC ?17515 17715 21490 21695
1000-1100 UTC ? 9690 15140 17750
1100-1200 UTC ? 7470 ?9350 11590 15375
1200-1400 UTC ? 7470 ?9350 11590 13625 15375
1500-1600 UTC ? 5780 ?9955 11625 11905
2200-2300 UTC ? 6005 ?7470 ?9835
2300-2400 UTC ? 6010 ?7470 ?7550 ?9875
?
Uyghur
0100-0200 UTC ? 7480 ?9480 ?9645 ?9690 17850
1600-1700 UTC ? 7285 ?7470 ?9725 12080
?
Vietnamese
0000-0030 UTC ? 5885 11605 11965 15135
1400-1430 UTC ? 1503 ?7245 ?9455 ?9990 11605 12130 13735
1430-1500 UTC ? 7245 ?9455 ?9990 11605 12130 13735
2300-2330 UTC ? 1503
2330-2400 UTC ? 1503 ?5885 11605 11965 15135

For QSL's
Radio Free Asia
2025 M Street, NW
Washington DC 20036
United States of America
+1 (202)530-4900
(Jaisakthivel ADXC, Tirunelveli, Via AJ Janitschek)
For B11 schedules visit: ?www.adxc.wordpress.com


Also?Visi for DX Newst: www.dxersguide.blogspot.com

www.sarvadesavaanoli.blogspot.com
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