BBC Antarctic Midwinter broadcast 21 June
2130-2159 UT Sunday 21 Jun
{5975 DHA, 203 250 not on air – nil txion at 21.43 UT today}
9460 WOF 182 300
9510 ASC 207 250
12070 WOF 182 300
U.K. 9460even frq – crash-start at even 21.30:00 UTC/GMT via ENC Woofferton
site
best frq here in EUR, S=9+35dB nearly; broadband 10.5 kHz wide audio signal
block.
12070 kHz at 21.34 UTC/GMT via ENC Woofferton site too.
Here in EUR, S=9+25dB – a little bit less strong against 9460 kHz here today.
A lot of ‘Hello ..’ short recorded snippets noted heard
and children greetings their relative downunder.
9510 kHz also even frq aligned, heard at 21.40 UTC/GMT, via ENC Ascension Isl
English Bay bcast relay site in southern Atlantic.
Not really strong to enjoy that midwinter broadcast.
[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 21)
From: Alan Pennington via groups.io <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2026 at 09:32:01 AM UTC
Subject: [bdxc-news] BBC Antarctic Midwinter broadcast 21 June
HFCC site now shows these BBC frequencies from 14 June 2130-2145 UTC,
so presume there were tests for the upcoming Antarctic midwinter broadcast
on 21st June 2130-2200 and so probably some of the frequencies
to be used on Sunday looking at the CIRAF targets (67, 73).
(Usually one frequency gets dropped on 21st)
73 Alan Pennington
Caversham, UK
BBC Antarctic Midwinter broadcast 21 June
From: Alan Pennington via groups.io <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, June 19, 2026 at 11:55:25 AM UTC
Subject: Re: [bdxc-news] BBC Antarctic Midwinter broadcast 21 June
Thanks to Dave Porter who has confirmed these three shortwave frequencies
for the annual BBC Antarctic midwinter broadcast (2130-2200 UTC Sunday 21st
June):
9460 kHz from Woofferton.
9510 kHz from Ascension
12070 kHz from Woofferton
Also on DAB in UK at 2130 UTC (2230 BST).
https:\\www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct9bnv
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