** BANGLADESH. 15105, Bangladesh Betar, *1227:40-1300*, Nov 10,
sign on  with IS. Time pips and opening English announcements at
1230. English news.  Subcont music. Local pop music. Poor to fair 
with slight hum. (Alexander-PA) 
 
** CHAD. 6164.96, RNT, *0501-0530, Nov 10, abrupt sign on with
French  talk. Some Afro-pop music. Weak. Poor under Cuba.
(Alexander-PA) 
 
** DJIBOUTI. 4780, Radio Djibouti, *0300:20-0330, Nov 10, sign on
with  National Anthem. Arabic talk at 0301. Qur`an at 0303. Arabic 
talk at 0313.  Poor to fair in noisy conditions. (Alexander-PA) 
 
** GUATEMALA. 4055, Radio Verdad, 0913-0940, Nov 10, tune-in 
to 6 note  IS played on an electronic keyboard. Long choral National 
Anthem at 0915.  Opening multi-lingual ID announcements at 0920.
Spanish talk at 0924. Noticed  English religious talk at 0935. Not
sure when they switched to English due to  high noise level masking
much of the reception. Fair reception at 0913 but  deteriorated to 
very poor reception by 0930 due to high noise level.  (Alexander-PA) 
 
** KURDISTAN [non]. via BULGARIA. 11510, Denge Kurdistan,
1625-1735, Nov  10, Kurdish talk. Short breaks of Kurdish string
music. Fair to good.  (Alexander-PA) 
 
** KURDISTAN [non]. via BULGARIA. 11510, Denge Kurdistan,
1950-1959*,  Nov 10, tune-in to indigenous vocals. Kurdish 
instrumental music. Local  string music. Kurdistan National Anthem 
at 1954. Kurdish talk at 1958 and  some local string music to 1959 
sign off. Good. (Alexander-PA) 
 
** MADAGASCAR. 5010.00, Radio Madagasikara, 0200-0250+,
Nov 10, carrier  + USB. Reactivated. Tune-in to inspirational music, 
choral music.  Announcements. African Hi-life music. IS at 0228. 
Choral National Anthem at  0228:45. Local guitar music and opening 
announcements at 0230:45. Malagasy  talk. Local African music at 
0232. African choral music. Weak but readable  in noisy conditions. 
Reception best between 0200-0230. Became more noisy  after 0230. 
Checked yesterday for these guys but nothing heard. Thanks to  tip 
from Ron Howard and others. (Alexander-PA) 
 
** MALI. 5995, RTVM, 0750-0759*, Nov 10, tune-in to vernacular 
talk.  Sign off with flute IS and French ID announcements at 0758.
Weak but  readable. Stronger than usual. (Alexander-PA) 
 
** MALI. 9635, RTVM, *0759-0830, Nov 10, sign on with local music
played  on a local harp like insrrument called a Cora. Flute music at
0803:40.  Indigenous vocals at 0805. Local tribal music. Children’s 
choral music.  Vernacular announcements. Weak in noisy conditions.
But stronget than usual.  (Alexander-PA) 
 
** NIGER. 9705.59v, LV du Sahel, 2025-2300*, Nov 10, French and  
vernacular talk. Wide variety of local flute music, indigenous  vocals,
and local pop music. Chants at 2255. Flute IS at 2258 followed by  
National Anthem. 3 second test tone at 2300 and off. Weak but
readable. A  little stronger than yesterday. I didn’t notice they were
drifting until  2249. They were on 9705.59 at 2030. 9705.47 at 
2249. 9705.46 at 2254.  9705.45 at 2256. 9705.44 at 2257. And
9705.43 at 2259. (Alexander-PA) 
 
** SOMALILAND. 7120, Radio Hargaysa, *0331-0350, Nov 10, sign on 
with  Somaliland National Anthem. Talk at 0332. Local chants at 0333.
Talk at 0336.  Horn of Africa music at 0350. Fair. (Alexander-PA) 
 
 
Brian Alexander, Mechanicsburg, PA, USA  
Equipment: Icom IC-7600,  two 100 foot longwires 
 



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