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Today's Topics:
1. 17615 Chinese, both at 06-07 UT (Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX)
2. Re: [dxld] 17615 Chinese, both at 06-07 UT
(Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX)
3. Glenn Hauser logs May 2, 2014 (Glenn Hauser)
4. MVBR & HLR this weekend (Tom Taylor)
5. Re: [dx_india] A 14 AIR scheules in official website
(Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX)
6. Latest News and Fundraising Update (Radio Heritage Mail)
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 08:55:06 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <[email protected]>
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>, "DXLD"
<[email protected]>
Subject: [HCDX] 17615 Chinese, both at 06-07 UT
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CHINA/CHINA 17615 at 06-07 UT, terrible mixture of two different Chinese
language programs. Scheduled is CRI from Kunming 0600-0757 UT.
But also co-ch disturbed by another like CNR word-spoken jamming, earlier on
air against RFA Tinian isl US broadcast, Aoki Nagoya list mentions latter at
03-04 UT jamming and \\ RFA Mandarin outlet.
RFA Mandarin scheduled 06-07 UT via Saipan-MRA 13790 and 17790 kHz, via
Tinian-MRA 15615 and 17810 kHz.
73 wb
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 09:02:29 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <[email protected]>
To: "DXLD" <[email protected]>, "HCDX"
<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] 17615 Chinese, both at 06-07 UT
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Chinese jamming stopped at 0700 UT, let CRI Kunming outlet in the clear. 73
wb
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX"
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>; "DXLD" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 02, 2014 8:55 AM
Subject: [dxld] 17615 Chinese, both at 06-07 UT
> CHINA/CHINA 17615 at 06-07 UT, terrible mixture of two different Chinese
> language programs. Scheduled is CRI from Kunming 0600-0757 UT.
>
> But also co-ch disturbed by another like CNR word-spoken jamming, earlier
> on air against RFA Tinian isl US broadcast, Aoki Nagoya list mentions
> latter at 03-04 UT jamming and \\ RFA Mandarin outlet.
>
> RFA Mandarin scheduled 06-07 UT via Saipan-MRA 13790 and 17790 kHz, via
> Tinian-MRA 15615 and 17810 kHz.
> 73 wb
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 09:15:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Glenn Hauser logs May 2, 2014
Message-ID:
<[email protected]>
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** CHINA. Firedrake and CNR1 jammer check morning of May 2:
13795, May 2 at 1357, CNR1 jamming mixed with target
13830, May 2 at 1357, CNR1 and Firedrake jammers during drumming, poor
15195, May 2 at 1354, Firedrake and CNR1 jammers mixing, fair
15115, May 2 at 1354, CNR1 jammer mixed with target, no FD
15265, May 2 at 1354, CNR1 jammer, plus usual het from off-frequency
15550, May 2 at 1355, CNR1 jammer, very poor, VOT het on lo side
17510, May 2 at 1357-1359:57*, Firedrake-only jammer, good! Aoki does not
explain why this is on now, but 17510 is a jamtarget at 1300-1330 for BBC Uzbek
via Oman; AIR English at 10-11; and RFA Tibetan at 01-02 & 06-07. Was BBC Uzbek
extended? None in the 12s, 14s, 16s, 18s (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 960, May 2 at 0501 UT during another KGWA Enid Fox-hole of dead air,
with its hummy carrier nulled as much as possible, again the Mexican NA is
what`s audible, 0502 ID as ``XEK, la Estaci?n Grande de Nuevo Laredo, desde
1937, 5 mil watts de potencia`` and into other music. No XEW chimes heard this
time (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 1060, May 2 at 0503 UT, XEEP M?xico DF manages to dominate despite
night power reduced from 100 kW to 20, and helped by banning of other XEs from
this frequency, a `clear channel` down there if not north of the border --- as
they are mentioning XEPPM, 6185 onda corta, which tho unchecked, should be
closing down about now after separate programming during the evening (Glenn
Hauer, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. Monitoring channel A2 NTSC with antenna south starting around 1415
UT May 2: At 1457 brief fade-in of video, no bugs visible; then a bit of audio
trying but can`t tell if Spanish.
1521 UT May 2, channel 2 fades in with animated Galavision logo. Per
http://www.w9wi.com/web/tv-channels/2.html
the *only* channel 2 station of any power on Televisa 9 network is:
``Hermosillo, SO XHHMA-TV 30,000 Z H 29-04-29N 110-57-35W XLIC S:Televisa 9``
tho I fear it is not so positive, as other Televisas, especially ``local`` ones
may promo net 9 or even carry some of its programming part-time. Further
snatches of ch 2 video were visible occasionally past 1530; 1606 two weak
signals CCI; 1609 after ads back to `Matutino Express` which is a Foro TV =
Televisa 4 network show, with the Facebook-like f bug in the lower right; but
W9WI.com shows not a single net-4 on 2! Hoping for a stronger sporadic E
opening, and it`s starting to build as I wrap this report (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. Enid`s cable-access channel, Pegasys, which had been an
independent organization, was de-funded and taken over by the City of Enid
earlier this year, to considerable controversy locally. Last year it had to
move out of its facility as the building was to be demolished to make way for a
new downtown hotel; it moved across the street to the ``Non-Profit-Center``,
really installed in a hallway which was never intended to be a TV studio. Now,
it`s moving again several blocks away to what had been the City`s visitor
center on the main drag, Owen K. Garriott. Three cable channels are involved,
11, 12 and 19. Eleven has been the main one, with Twelve for overflow,
miscellany, and 19 for continuous graphic PSAs. Now this week, all three are
simulcasting with ``Enid Community Bulletin Board`` originally on 19 only, with
a notice it`s because of the relocation on April 29, but still no resumption of
regular programming as of May 2. Now it`s the Enid
Television Network [sic], forwarded from http://www.pegasys.org (Glenn Hauser,
Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. ``TV-OK``, Enid`s only local on-air TV station, now enters its
third(?) month of broadcasting nothing but extremely repetitious `Discover
Oklahoma` shows, and occasionally a related one, `Outdoor Oklahoma`. There are
long pauses of black where commercials are presumably expected to be inserted.
And at odd hours, ID slide for KXOK-LD, as well as KTEW-LD, channel 18 in Ponca
City, and K35JY, the translator in Lamont.
These are on the RF 31 transmitter in downtown Enid, and duplicated on the
inter-city relay RF32 transmitter from same site, with weaker signal here, as
31-1. 31-2 still is labeled M-FOX, but only color bars and silence. 31-3 is
still active showing a good signal bar, but totally black and silent; formerly
with Azteca.
One day I was surprised to find in my Box 1684, a DVD from Discover Oklahoma
addressed to TV-OK, which is Box 1683! Before remailing it, I wrote on the
envelope, ``when are you going to broadcast something besides this, resume
Retro TV``?? I bet they wonder how in the world that got on their mail, if they
ever got it. Anyhow, KXOK is still on autoplay of the same DVDs over and over.
And how does your restaurant or other business get publicity on `Discover
Oklahoma`, by merit or by paying for it? A very gray area (Glenn Hauser, Enid,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 3905, May 2 at 1155, AM carrier stronger and steadier than
Japan 3925, but no modulation; 1200 trace of talk modulation; continuous QRhaM
from 3903-LSB. 3205, May 2 at 1158, weaker carrier than 3905; anyhow, these two
correspond to the (only?) two most recently active PNG stations as reported by
Ron Howard; 3205 being Vanimo, 3905 Kavieng (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** VATICAN. 7250, May 2 at 0527, Vatican Radio is already on with tail of
Albanian service which is not supposed to be on SW; 0528 harp music; 0529 cut
to bells prior to scheduled 0530 English broadcast (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. 11222, May 2 at 0516, regular series of pulses, slow enough to
count, as the number of pulses between pauses is continuously changing. Not
pure carrier CW, but ``fuzzy`` with some modulation so you don`t really need
BFO to hear it, but it helps. Pinpointing frequency also difficult, somewhere
around 11221-11222.
Is this some different kind of ``numbers`` station? Instead of real Morse
numbers or `cut numbers` with letters substituting, just count the number of
pulses each time. But unbroken series of pulses go beyond just 10, as many as
25 during the few minutes I copied them all; representing alfabetic letters,
then? But most of the pulse groups are in the low-single-digits, which doesn`t
make sense for that. Here`s what I copied from 0516 to 0520 or so:
2 - 7 - 4 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 10 - 2 - 5 - 2 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 8 - 4 - 1 - 7 - 2 - 7
- 6 - 16 - 8 - 1 - 3 - 5 - 12 - 3 - 4 - 9 - 6 - 1 - 1 - 2 - 17 - 1 - 4 - 6 - 2
- 10 - 1 - 4 - 1 - 16 - 16 - 16 - 5 - 13 - 3 - 7 - 1 - 14 - 4 - 6 - 7 - 1 - 3 -
2 - 4 - 1 - 6 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 10 - 5 - 1 - 10 - 11 - 2 - 5 - 2 - 3 - 25 - 8 - 5 -
2 - 5 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 13 - 1 - 1 - 7 - 10 - 1 - 4 - 6 - 4 - 1 - 4 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 2
- 3 - 3 - 6 - 11 - 2 - 1 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 1 - 7 - 13 - 3 - 18 - 6
Can anyone decode that? I did not pay attention to where some longer pauses
were, perhaps separating these into groups. Steady strength and probably not
too far away, altho the 11 MHz SWBC band was open from Europe, Africa, South
America, New Zealand. Also British VOLMET on 11253-USB. Recheck at 1210 UT May
2, it`s still there with the same thing, also at 1314, 1353.
Then searching on 11222 in the UDXF yg, we find 23 messages so far about this
since May 1, heard from Europe to eastern North America to New Zealand, subject
``Pulsing "frog" signal 11222Khz LSB``, including:
Synesthetix posted: ``A weird one. Some kind of radar? Audio, 6 minutes:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/coqfrw
Zoom H4N, recording ICF-2010 tuned to 11222KHz LSB``
Nils Schiffhauer, DK8OK: ``should be 11.220 USB, TE-204/USC-11 modem of US Air
Force; measured baud rate of 150 Baud, four channels (Signals Analyser). See
also: http://bit.ly/R6fSRh 73 Nils, DK8OK``
Mike Chace-Ortiz: ``It sounds like a broken USAF TE204 4FSK modem. Rarely heard
these days``
Paul V. Zecchino, Manasota Key, Florida: ``Sounds even better on 11,220 USB,
often used as secondary to 11175. Perhaps the airman forgot to break down the
data link after phone patch was complete? Very strong at FL Gulf Coast QTH,
within 150 miles of Cape Canaveral/Patrick AFB, etc.``
Brodyflavin: ``I haven't tracked this much today, but for those of you who have
what are the max number of buzzes heard in a series? It would be stupid to do
it this way, but im wondering if a number of buzzes corresponds to a certain
letter or number? We'll never know for sure, I know...``
Nils, DK8OK: ``found also this info:
http://signals.radioscanner.ru/base/signal82/
showing this signal in full swing and not seemingly distorted as now on 11.220
kHz``
Tony, Maidens, Scotland: ``I reviewed this very book in March in my blog and
did put a link to it on here, obviously it was missed by some of you ? much
like Nils email ages ago describing exactly what the signal was!! The link to
the review is:
http://planesandstuff.wordpress.com/
Tony`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This report dispatched at 1615 UT May 2
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 21:01:14 +0100
From: Tom Taylor <[email protected]>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: [HCDX] MVBR & HLR this weekend
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MVBR & HLR this weekend
Saturday 03.05.2014, HLR programs will be running as normal on 7265 & 6190
KHz.
Sunday 04.05.2014, MVBR programs will be running on 7265 and 9485.
MVBR on 7265 KHz at 8.00 UTC
MVBR on 9485 KHz at 9.00 UTC
MVBR is also streaming via the Internet (http://laut.fm/clubdate)
Saturday 03.05.2014
15:00-16:00 UTC MV Baltic Radio (March 2014)
16:00-17:00 UTC MV Baltic Radio (April 2014)
Sunday 04.05.2014
13:00-14:00 UTC MV Baltic Radio (March 2014)
14:00-15:00 UTC MV Baltic Radio (April 2014)
Sunday 04.05.2014, HLR programs will be running on:
11.00 to 15.00 UTC on 9485 kHz
Good Listening!
73s
Tom
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Message: 5
Date: Fri, 2 May 2014 22:23:09 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel_DF5SX" <[email protected]>
To: "dx_india" <[email protected]>, "DXLD"
<[email protected]>, "HCDX" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dx_india] A 14 AIR scheules in official website
Message-ID: <6F1A79EF3C4441BA8F334505CEDDBB49@HNPC2>
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INDIA Summer A-14 SW schedule of All India Radio
0000-0045 9910 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Tamil
0000-0045 11740 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoAS Tamil
0000-0045 13795 BGL 500 kW 108 deg SoEaAS Tamil
0000-0045 7270 CNI 100 kW non-dir SoAS Tamil
0000-0045 9835 DEL 100 kW 174 deg SoAS Tamil
0000-0045 11985 DEL 250 kW 174 deg SoAS Tamil
0015-0430 6155 ALG 250 kW 282 deg SoEaAS Urdu
0015-0430 7340 MUM 100 kW 10 deg SoAS Urdu
0015-0430 9595 DEL 250 kW 334 deg SoAS Urdu
0015-0430 11620 BGL 500 kW 320 deg SoAS Urdu
0045-0115 7270 CNI 100 kW non-dir SoAS Sinhala
0045-0115 11740 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoAS Sinhala
0045-0115 11985 DEL 250 kW 174 deg SoAS Sinhala
0100-0200 5990 DEL 250 kW 334 deg SoAS Sindhi
0100-0200 7370 DEL 100 kW 282 deg SoAS Sindhi
0100-0200 9635 ALG 250 kW 282 deg SoAS Sindhi
0130-0230 3945 GKP 50 kW non-dir SoAS Nepali
0130-0230 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Nepali
0130-0230 9810 DEL 250 kW 65 deg CeAS Nepali
0130-0230 11715 DEL 250 kW 65 deg CeAS Nepali DRM
0215-0300 7225 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Pashto
0215-0300 9910 DEL 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Pashto
0215-0300 11740 PAN 250 kW 330 deg WeAS Pashto
0215-0300 13695 BGL 500 kW 300 deg WeAS Kannada
0215-0300 15120 BGL 500 kW 300 deg WeAS Kannada
0300-0430 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Bengali
0300-0345 7225 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Dari
0300-0345 9910 DEL 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Dari
0300-0345 11740 PAN 250 kW 330 deg WeAS Dari
0315-0415 11840 DEL 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Hindi
0315-0415 13695 BGL 500 kW 300 deg WeAS Hindi
0315-0415 15120 BGL 500 kW 300 deg EaAF Hindi
0315-0415 15185 PAN 250 kW 205 deg EaAF Hindi
0315-0415 17715 DEL 100 kW 245 deg EaAF Hindi DRM
0400-0430 11670 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Persian
0400-0430 15210 PAN 250 kW 300 deg WeAS Persian
0400-0430 15770 DEL 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Persian
0415-0430 15120 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF Gujarati
0415-0430 15185 PAN 250 kW 205 deg EaAF Gujarati
0415-0430 17715 DEL 250 kW 245 deg EaAF Gujarati DRM
0430-0530 11670 ALG 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Arabic
0430-0530 15210 PAN 250 kW 300 deg NE/ME Arabic
0430-0530 15770 DEL 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Arabic
0430-0530 15120 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF Hindi
0430-0530 15185 PAN 250 kW 205 deg EaAF Hindi
0430-0530 17715 DEL 100 kW 245 deg EaAF Hindi DRM
Special Service in Urdu for Haj Pilgrims in Saudi Arabia
0530-0600 15210 PAN 250 kW 300 deg NE/ME Urdu
0530-0600 15770 ALG 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Urdu
0530-0600 17845 DEL 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Urdu
0700-0800 7250 GKP 50 kW 15 deg SoAS Nepali
0700-0800 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Nepali
0700-0800 9595 DEL 100 kW 342 deg SoAS Nepali
0700-0800 11850 DEL 100 kW 102 deg SoAS Nepali
0800-1100 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Bengali
0830-1130 7250 GKP 50 kW 15 deg SoAS Urdu
0830-1130 7340 MUM 100 kW 10 deg SoAS Urdu
0830-1130 9595 DEL 100 kW 342 deg SoAS Urdu
0830-1130 11620 DEL 250 kW 334 deg SoAS Urdu
0845-0945 15770 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Indonesian
0845-0945 17510 DEL 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Indonesian
0845-0945 17875 BGL 500 kW 120 deg SoEaAS Indonesian
1000-1100 7270 CNI 100 kW non-dir SoAS En
1000-1100 13605 BGL 500 kW 58 deg EaAS En
1000-1100 15030 ALG 250 kW 65 deg EaAS En
1000-1100 15410 BGL 500 kW 60 deg EaAS En
1000-1100 13695 BGL 500 kW 120 deg SoEaAS/AUS/PAC En
1000-1100 17510 DEL 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS/AUS/PAC En
1000-1100 17895 BGL 500 kW 120 deg SoEaAS/AUS/PAC En DRM
1115-1215 7270 CNI 100 kW non-dir SoAS Tamil
1115-1215 15050 DEL 250 kW 174 deg SoAS Tamil
1115-1215 17510 DEL 250 kW 174 deg SoAS Tamil
1115-1215 9810 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoAS Tamil
1115-1215 13695 BGL 500 kW 108 deg SoEaAS Tamil
1115-1215 15770 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Tamil
1115-1200 11670 BGL 500 kW 90 deg SoEaAS Thai
1115-1200 13645 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Thai
1115-1200 15410 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoEaAS Thai
1145-1315 11840 DEL 250 kW 65 deg EaAS Chinese
1145-1315 13605 BGL 500 kW 58 deg EaAS Chinese
1145-1315 15795 BGL 500 kW 35 deg EaAS Chinese DRM
1215-1315 11620 DEL 250 kW 102 deg SoEaAS Burmese
1215-1315 11710 DEL 250 kW 102 deg SoAS Burmese
1215-1315 15040 BGL 500 kW 60 deg SoAS Burmese
1215-1245 9810 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoAS Telugu
1215-1245 13695 BGL 500 kW 108 deg SoEaAS Telugu
1215-1245 15770 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Telugu
1215-1330 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Tibetan
1215-1330 9575 BGL 500 kW 38 deg CeAS Tibetan
1215-1330 11775 PAN 250 kW 25 deg CeAS Tibetan
1230-1500 6155 DEL 250 kW 334 deg SoAS Sindhi hfcc 6165
1230-1500 7340 MUM 100 kW 10 deg SoAS Sindhi
1230-1500 9620 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Sindhi
1300-1500 7270 CNI 100 kW non-dir SoAS Sinhala
1300-1500 9820 DEL 100 kW 174 deg SoAS Sinhala
1300-1500 15050 DEL 100 kW 174 deg SoAS Sinhala DRM
1315-1415 9910 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Dari
1315-1415 11740 PAN 250 kW 330 deg WeAS Dari
1330-1500 9690 BGL 500 kW 90 deg SoEaAS En
1330-1500 11620 DEL 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS En
1330-1500 13710 BGL 500 kW 108 deg SoEaAS En
1330-1430 3945 GKP 50 kW non-dir SoAS Nepali
1330-1430 4870 DEL 100 kW non-dir SoAS Nepali
1330-1430 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Nepali
1330-1430 11775 PAN 250 kW 25 deg CeAS Nepali
1415-1530 9910 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Pashto
1415-1530 11740 PAN 250 kW 330 deg WeAS Pashto
1430-1930 6045 DEL 100 kW 282 deg SoAS Urdu
1430-1930 6155 BGL 500 kW 320 deg EaAS Urdu
1445-1515 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Bengali
1500-1600 6165 DEL 250 kW 334 deg SoAS Baluchi
1500-1600 7340 MUM 100 kW 10 deg SoAS Baluchi
1500-1600 9620 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Baluchi
1515-1600 11620 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF Gujarati
1515-1600 13640 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF Gujarati
1515-1600 15175 PAN 250 kW 205 deg EaAF Gujarati
1515-1615 9950 DEL 250 kW 245 deg EaAF Swahili
1515-1615 13605 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF Swahili
1515-1615 17670 DEL 250 kW 245 deg EaAF Swahili
1600-1730 7420 GUW 50 kW 130 deg SoAS Bengali
1615-1730 7250 PAN 250 kW 300 deg WeAS Hindi
1615-1730 ?9495?DEL 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Hindi ?9445?
1615-1730 12025 PAN 250 kW 300 deg WeAS Hindi
1615-1730 9950 DEL 250 kW 245 deg EaAF Hindi
1615-1730 13605 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF Hindi
1615-1730 17670 DEL 250 kW 245 deg EaAF Hindi
1615-1730 9620 ALG 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Persian
1615-1730 11710 DEL 250 kW 282 deg WeAS Persian
1615-1730 13640 BGL 500 kW 300 deg WeAS Persian
1615-1715 9595 BGL 500 kW 335 deg EaEUR Russian
1615-1715 11620 BGL 500 kW 335 deg EaEUR Russian
1615-1715 15140 DEL 250 kW 312 deg EaEUR Russian DRM
1730-1945 9620 ALG 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Arabic
1730-1945 11710 DEL 250 kW 282 deg NE/ME Arabic
1730-1945 13640 BGL 500 kW 300 deg NE/ME Arabic
1730-1830 7250 PAN 250 kW 300 deg WeAS Malayalam
1730-1830 12025 PAN 250 kW 300 deg WeAS Malayalam
1745-1945 7550 BGL 500 kW 320 deg WeEUR En
1745-1945 9950 DEL 250 kW 312 deg WeEUR En DRM
1745-1945 11670 BGL 500 kW 325 deg WeEUR En
1745-1945 9445 DEL 250 kW 282 deg NEAF En
1745-1945 11580 ALG 250 kW 282 deg NoAF En
1745-1945 11935 MUM 100 kW 240 deg CEAF En
1745-1945 13695 BGL 500 kW 240 deg EaAF En
1745-1945 17670 DEL 250 kW 245 deg EaAF En
1945-2030 9620 ALG 250 kW 282 deg NoWeAF French
1945-2030 11710 DEL 250 kW 282 deg NoWeAF French
1945-2030 13640 BGL 500 kW 300 deg NoWeAF French
1945-2045 7550 BGL 500 kW 320 deg WeEUR Hindi
1945-2045 9950 DEL 250 kW 312 deg WeEUR Hindi DRM
1945-2045 11670 BGL 500 kW 325 deg WeEUR Hindi
2045-2230 7550 BGL 500 kW 320 deg WeEUR En
2045-2230 9445 BGL 500 kW 325 deg WeEUR En
2045-2230 9950 DEL 250 kW 312 deg WeEUR En DRM
2045-2230 11670 BGL 500 kW 325 deg WeEUR En
2045-2230 9910 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS/AUS/PAC En
2045-2230 11620 BGL 500 kW 120 deg SoEaAS/AUS/PAC En DRM
2045-2230 11740 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoEaAS/AUS/PAC En
2245-0045 9690 BGL 500 kW 90 deg SoEaAS En
2245-0045 9705 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoEaAS En
2245-0045 11645 DEL 250 kW 65 deg EaAS En DRM
2245-0045 11710 DEL 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS En
2245-0045 13605 BGL 500 kW 58 deg EaAS En DRM
2300-2400 9910 ALG 250 kW 132 deg SoEaAS Hindi
2300-2400 11740 PAN 250 kW 120 deg SoEaAS Hindi
2300-2400 13795 BGL 500 kW 108 deg SoEaAS Hindi
AIR Vividh Bharati - Short Wave Services
0010-0435 9870 BGL 500 kW 35 deg
0845-1200 6100 DEL 250 kW 134 deg DRM
0845-1200 9870 BGL 500 kW 35 deg
1230-1740 9870 BGL 500 kW 35 deg
<http://allindiaradio.gov.in/Profile/Radio%20Network/Pages/default.aspx>
(Jose Jacob-IND VU2JOS, DXindia May 2)
? comments by wb. wwdxc May 2nd. ?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jose Jacob, VU2JOS" Sent: Friday, May 02, 2014 2:31 PM
Subject: [dx_india] A 14 AIR scheules in official website
The A-14 schedules of All India Radio is now available in their official
website as follows:
http://allindiaradio.gov.in/Profile/Radio%20Network/Pages/default.aspx
Yours sincerely,
Jose Jacob, VU2JOS
National Institute of Amateur Radio
Hyderabad, India
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Message: 6
Date: Sat, 3 May 2014 11:30:36 +1200
From: "Radio Heritage Mail" <[email protected]>
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Subject: [HCDX] Latest News and Fundraising Update
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www.radioheritage.net
May 3 2014
Hello
Top News
* New 3 part group of features about broadcasting in Western Europe
in the Retro Radio 1953 series has now gone live. This was the year
the infamous Cold War between Russia and the West began, the year
Stalin died, Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in the UK, and the
Korean War ended. We call the group Retro Radio Free Europe...take a
walk back 50 years to see the massive shortwave armada directed at
the Iron Curtain countries, the massive expansion of post war FM
across West Germany and Italy, and the signals from famous but long
gone AM stations such as Radio Andorra, Radio Luxembourg and Radio
Monte Carlo.
* The final in the highly popular Long Lost Australian Radio Stars
series is now live, with an in-depth look at 2GB Sydney, a station
still going strong and leading the ratings after more than 80 years
on the air.
* Work continues on the remaining Retro Radio 1953 features such as
South America and Central America, bringing to life many famous radio
calls heard around the world from south of the border.
* Work will start again soon on the Hawaii Radio Guide, a
contemporary guide to stations on AM and FM across the Pacific state
of Hawaii, and useful for visitors to the islands, those who want to
listen to Hawaii from home, and anyone who wants to know how so many
radio stations can survive in such a small radio market.
* The Silk Road by Shortwave is a new feature currently under
research. This will follow the famous Silk Road from Asia, through
Central Asia and on to Europe comparing shortwave broadcasters along
the route between 1953 and 2003. For those who remember Radio
Tashkent for example, this will be a treat.
* Visits to the website part of the project continue to grow, and
we're still averaging around 80% new visitors each week, and about
20% regulars. However, we're not a mainstream feature of people's
lives and more than 2.750 million websites rank higher than
www.radioheritage.net. This means that attracting sponsors is hard.
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* It's that time of the month. Our operating costs for May are $1,992
and early donations towards these will be very welcomed.
* Regular $25 Regular Gold $35 Contributing $50 Sponsor $100 and many
other supporter options including small regular payments to help the
budget!
* Your support is what keeps the project alive. Remember, 100% of
donations go straight into keeping the project afloat. We are also
100% purely volunteer operated. We file full annual accounts and
reports with our state regulator and are registered as a non-profit
charitable organization. You can always access direct links to our
reports at our regulator through any page at www.radioheritage.net
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* Individuals around the world who like and support what we do to
keep radio heritage safe are the people who make it possible for the
project to continue both behind the scenes, and online where free
access 24/7 continues to hundreds of features and images. We're now
in our 10th year and have seen other attempts to preserve radio
memories come and go......
* Have any suggestions or ideas for new research projects or new
features you want to see at www.radioheritage.net? Maybe something
you'd like to work on yourself or with a few friends? Email us at
[email protected] and tell us what you'd like to see and maybe
what you could offer to do.
In the meantime, enjoy, and if you can make a donation this month,
please do so using the Paypal button on every page at
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Warm regards
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PS....check out Retro Radio Free Europe 1953 and 2GB Sydney
both new and now online
End of Hard-Core-DX Digest, Vol 137, Issue 3
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