On website i pulled up said it was UTC +14.. and a re-google shows UTC +12
On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 1:18 PM, Stephen Hanes
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> Actually there is no such time zone as UTC+14. That would actually be
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Actually there is no such time zone as UTC+14. That would actually be UTC-10,
to keep the correct date.
73,
Steve, K4VWS
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Math, time conversions along with suchnwhatnot has never been my strong
point.
Oops.
Paul
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015, Glenn Hauser wghau...@yahoo.com [dxld] <
d...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/kiribati/tarawa
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It might be found by searching by location… When I tried to add it to the
database said it had been recently added
On Saturday, October 3, 2015, Eric Floden wrote:
> I see no sign of it yet in Reciva -- any idea if it was named something
> different? I searched for "kiri " and for "1440 "
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I see no sign of it yet in Reciva -- any idea if it was named something
different? I searched for "kiri " and for "1440 "
thanks
On 1 October 2015 at 13:56, Paul B. Walker, Jr. <
walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, I just found out something to those of us interested in Pacific radio
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I use Chrome on my PC and the embedded player on the shoutcast page doesn't
work for me, but there's m3u and xspf links in the upper right that might
work on your phones browser.
Paul
On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 4:21 PM, R. Colin Newell
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> Lame question: Do I need an APP for that or can I open
Lame question: Do I need an APP for that or can I open that in iTunes?
Or just a browser...
> The stream is at http://202.6.120.13:8000/ The stream itself is of
> > amazing quality at 64k vorbis, which sounds good to my ears via my CC
> Wifi
> > Radio and CCrane Senta speaker.
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Oh, I forgot to add, Radio Kiribati only broadcasts local programming at
certain times of day. Sometimes I'll hear Radio new Zealand International
outside of local broadcasting, other times I won't
TX times are as follows.. most of their programming is in their native
language, which is gilbertese
Well, I just found out something to those of us interested in Pacific radio
signals. Radio Kiribati 1440 JUST started a live webstream.. JUST.. as in,
like within the last few days!
The audio levels can be a bit loud and overdriven at times, but i am
corresponding with their Chief Engineer and the
I've just been notified the 2 CD recordings I ordered and paid for have
been made and will be mailed out Wednesday from Kiribati. I should have
them in about 10 days or so.
I can't wait to get them as their daily 1 hour english broadcast is always
a treat to listen to with some good classic countr
Another addition to my aircheck collection is on the way.. I've ordered 2
CD's from Radio Kiribati AM1440. I have 3 or 4 from them previous and once
or twice a year, I'll email them and order more.
For $10AUD I get a CD mailed to me, postage included.. and the CD is a
studio quality recording of t
As a bit of a holiday gift to everyone, I want to share 3 one hour long
airchecks I got of Radio Kiribati 1440.
They were recorded in the studio by the station, at a cost to me of $10AUD
for each one. Very worth it, if you ask me.
http://www.onairdj.com/RadioKiribati.mp3 (Encoded at 128K/44hz ste
To All:
For those interested... Here is a 1 hour aircheck from just after Christmas
2013 from Radio Kiribati 1440Khz. The aircheck features world news from
Radio Australia, local and regional news from Radio Kiribati and then their
sole hour of daily english programming, featuring country music...
For your listening pleasure, another aircheck/recording of Radio Kiribati
AM 1440. Operating with 10,000 Watts from about 1000 miles south of Hawaii.
I got another aircheck on CD via regular mail today and thought I'd share
it with others.
Here's the link to the 50 minute recording:
http://www.on
The Pacific has such a very rich history of broadcasting. I wish I
would have been at the dials back during WWII as there were so many
Armed Forces stations. Those would have been fun to hear and QSL. I got
on the tail end of a few like Canton Is and the Marshall Isands. It took
several tries to g
I don't like giving up and getting the contact and working to get the
aircheck is half the battle. I like a challenge.
it takes just one email to the right person.. and you make that contact.
Took me many emails.. but i finally found the right person!
I had to pay a few $$ for the CD's and the sh
This station has rich history. I QSL'd them back when they were the
Gilbert & Ellice Islands on 844 kHz, then later on 846 kHz as Radio
Kiribati. It used to be a common visitor here. I have not tried for them
on 1440 kHz as yet though.
Good going on your aircheck.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
Well, after 2 years of trying.. I was finally able to contact them. I like
collecting recordings of radio stations, especially once so far away and
remote like Radio Kiribati.
I'd been trying for 2 years via email and snail mail to contact Radio
Kiribati but my attempts went unanswered for whatev
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