Paul,
The reason is that HFCC does not (cannot - for political reasons)
include Taiwan. RTI broadcasts from Taiwan aren't registered with HFCC
at all.
RTI broadcasts via Issoudun are registered with HFCC, but under the RFI
label. If some list editor forgets about this minor detail while
harvesting HFCC data for their own list, they may just copy the HFCC
entry for RTI's ISS broadcast and forget to manually correct the station
name from RFI to RTI.
Yes, it did happen to me once or twice. It's easier to note these days
since RFI itself does not broadcast in Russian on SW any more.
9800 is the traditional winter frequency for this broadcast.
73,
Eike
Am 05.10.2018 um 20:21 schrieb Paul B. Walker, Jr.:
One site lists Radio Taiwan international and Radio France International in
Russian,
Both on 11955, both at 1700UTC and both from Issoudun. One site only lists
RFI on this channel at 1700, other lists RTI on at this time on 9800khz.
RTI’s own site lists 11955 and not 9800.
Who is right and who’s broadcasting what? I hear half a dozen songs played
with a female Russian announcer in between but I haven’t caught a station
name.
It signed off in the middle of a song with no closing announcement or
station name
Paul Walker
Ridgway PA USA
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