DX LISTENING DIGEST 13-51, December 18, 2013
Incorporating REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING
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WORLD OF RADIO 1700:
*DX and station news about: Australia, China, Colombia non, Cuba,
Diego Garcia, East Turkistan, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea non, Ethiopia
non, Germany and non, Goa, India, International Internet, Israel,
Kashmir, Korea North non, Latvia, Mali, Morocco, Myanmar, Netherlands
non, Nigeria non, Norway, Peru, Romania, Russia, Rwanda non, Saudi
Arabia, Sweden, Taiwan non, UK , USA and non
SHORTWAVE AIRINGS OF WORLD OF RADIO 1700, December 19-25, 2013
Thu 0430 WRMI 9955 [replayed 1699]
Thu 1330 WRMI 9955 [NEW; confirmed]
Thu 2201 WTWW 9475 [confirmed]
Fri 0428v WWRB 3195 [confirmed]
Sat 0300v WBCQ 5110v-CUSB Area 51 [confirmed at 0303, now canceled]
Sat 0730 HLR 7265-CUSB Hamburger Lokalradio
Sat 1530 HLR 7265-CUSB Hamburger Lokalradio
Sun 0030 WTWW 5085 [not on air this week!]
Sun 0501 WTWW 5830 [confirmed, but poor propagation here]
Tue 1200 WRMI 9955 [now better via Okeechobee]
Wed 0730 HLR 7265-CUSB Hamburger Lokalradio [pre-empted till Jan 8]
Wed 1530 HLR 7265-CUSB Hamburger Lokalradio [pre-empted till Jan 8]
Thu 0430 WRMI 9955 [or 1701 if ready in time]
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DAY-BY-DAY ARCHIVE OF GLENN HAUSER`S LOG REPORTS:
Unedited, uncondensed, unchanged from original version, many of
them too complex, minutely researched, multi-frequency, opinionated,
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** ALASKA. 6190, KNLS 1537+ 12 Dec. A one-off, apparently, with an
English program of holiday music (Springsteen & others) + interview /
chat with a woodcarver/craftsperson. Aoki has them sked here 16-18 UT
in Russian (Dan Sheedy, Swami's Beach, CA, G5/6m X wire, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
9615, Dec 17 at 1402, KNLS theme music, Chinese pronouncing website in
English: www.smzg.org Fair signal, not usually heard, so has it not
been on or just not propagating? Into hymn in English. 9615 is HFCC-
registered for KNLS Chinese at 14-15, 285 degrees, as well as at 10-12
UT, plus English 12-13, 270 degrees. Own website shows 10-11 hour on
9615 is also in English, not Chinese. However, CNR Mongolian service
westward from Beijing site is also on 9615 at 12-14 (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ARGENTINA. 11710.9, Radio al Exterior; 0208-0220+, 14-Dec; English
news 0208:30-0214:30 with fanfare between items; EZL SS c=vocals
before & after. 0219+ "Tag along in Twitter, Rae," SIO=353 (Harold
Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish
unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in
real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
11710, RAE, 17/12 0148 UT. Servicio en japonés con música en español y
explicaciones acerca de ciertos hechos argentinos. SINPO: 55454
(Claudio Galaz, Antena: Hilo de 5 metros de cable de cobre, RX: Tecsun
PL-660, QTH: Poblado de Barraza Bajo, Comuna de Ovalle, IV Región,
Chile, condiglista yg via DXLD)
Great opening to Argentina, RAE audible all night long! 15344.882 kHz
http://goo.gl/ivjKZO
73 (Nick VK2DX Hacko, NSW, 2021 UT Dec 18, dxldyg via DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** ASCENSION. 15105, Dec 13 at 2005, Hausa with characteristic
``generator hum`` from this site. Why don`t they filter it out?
Trouble is, Aoki shows Hausa is only at 1930-2000 daily. Latest HFCC,
however, also of Dec 13, shows that on Fridays only there is another
semi-hour until 2030, 250 kW, 65 degrees from ASC, supposedly
effective from beginning of B-13 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST) See also SEYCHELLES
** AUSTRALIA. B-13 shortwave schedule of HCJB Australia:
0730-0830 on 15490 KNX 100 kW / 080 deg to Pac English
1000-1030 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese Sat/Sun
1000-1030 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Fijian Mon-Fri
1030-1100 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
1100-1115 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs English Mon/Wed/Thu
1100-1115 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Vietnamese Tue/Fri
1100-1125 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Japanese Sat/Sun
1130-1145 on 11700 KNX 100 kW / 320 deg to SEAs English Sat-Mon
1130-1145 on 11700 KNX 100 kW / 320 deg to SEAs Burmese Tue/Thu
1130-1145 on 11700 KNX 100 kW / 320 deg to SEAs Chinese Wed/Fri
1145-1215 on 11700 KNX 100 kW / 320 deg to SEAs Rawang
1215-1245 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to SEAs Indonesian
1230-1245 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs English Sun-Fri
1230-1245 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Nepali Sat
1245-1300 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hindi Sun/Thu/Fri
1245-1300 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Nepali Sat
1245-1300 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Bengali Mon
1245-1300 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Marwari Tue
1245-1300 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Kuruk Wed
1245-1300 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to SEAs Malaysian Sun
1245-1300 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to SEAs Indonesian Mon-Sat
1300-1315 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Punjabi Sun
1300-1315 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Nepali Mon-Thu
1300-1315 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Dzongkha Fri
1300-1315 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Oriya Sat
1315-1330 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Bhojpuri Sun
1315-1330 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Tamil Mon/Tue
1315-1330 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hmar Wed
1315-1330 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Malayalam Thu
1315-1330 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Marathi Fri
1315-1330 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Urdu Sat
1330-1345 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hindi
1345-1400 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hindi Sat-Thu
1345-1400 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs English Fri
[NOTE: after *1400v, 15340 collides with R Habana Cuba --- gh]
1400-1430 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Urdu
1430-1445 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Chattisgarhi Sat/Sun
1430-1445 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Bengali Mon
1430-1445 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Marwari Tue
1430-1445 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Kuruk Wed
1430-1445 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Telugu Thu
1430-1445 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Gujarati Fri
1445-1500 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Punjabi Sun
1445-1500 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hindi Mon-Fri
1445-1500 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Urdu Sat
1500-1530 on 15340 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs English
2230-2300 on 15525 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese Mon-Fri
2230-2300 on 15525 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Japanese Sat/Sun
2300-2330 on 15525 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese Sat/Sun
2300-2330 on 15525 KNX 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Fijian Mon-Fri
2345-2400 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Indonesian
0000-0030 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Malayalam Sun
0000-0030 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Indonesian Mon-Sat
0030-0100 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Rawang
0030-0100 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Rawang
0100-0115 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs English Sat-Mon
0100-0115 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs English Sat-Mon
0100-0115 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Burmese Tue/Thu
0100-0115 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Burmese Tue/Thu
0100-0115 on 15400 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Chinese Wed/Fri
0100-0115 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SEAs Chinese Wed/Fri
0115-0130 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Punjabi Sun
0115-0130 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Bengali Mon
0115-0130 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Marwari Tue
0115-0130 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Kuruk Wed
0115-0130 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Nepali Thu-Sat
0130-0145 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Bhojpuri Sun
0130-0145 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Tamil Mon/Tue
0130-0145 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hmar Wed
0130-0145 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Malayalam Thu
0130-0145 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Marathi Fri
0145-0200 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hindi
0200-0215 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Hindi Sat-Thu
0200-0215 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs English Fri
0215-0230 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Chattisgarhi Sat/Sun
0215-0230 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Bengali Mon
0215-0230 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Marwari Tue
0215-0230 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Kuruk Wed
0215-0230 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Telugu Thu
0215-0230 on 17760 KNX 100 kW / 310 deg to SoAs Gujarati Fri
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #826 December 16, 2013, via DXLD)v ECUADOR
[English portion above on WORLD OF RADIO 1700]
** BANGLADESH. 4750.00, 1625-1705* 16.12, Bangladesh Betar, Khabirpur,
Bengali radiodrama with flute music, talk by man and woman, 1649
Bengali songs, 1659 ID, news, abrupt s/off, 34232, CWQRM (Anker
Petersen, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28 metres of longwire in
Skovlunde, Denmark, via Dario Monferini, playdx yg via DXLD)
** BANGLADESH. 15105, Bangladesh Betar; *1229:45-1237+, 15-Dec; On
with pips-tone into English sked; 1231 English feature on war of
independence; 1232+ brief English news; 1233 more on the "Liberation
War". SIO=353 (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake
R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears,
on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** BARBADOS. 24951-USB, Dec 13 at 2015, JBA signal fading in and out
from ham calling CQ, then contacts, with ICAO fonetix, but I can`t
make out what the first letter in his call is: #P9JB; mostly in
English but once gave call in Spanish with ``nueve``. Said to QSL via
a J6 call. Spelt name several times as ERNEST; fading in and out; 2021
mentions ``somebody else used that call``, finally says ``in
Barbados``, so now I know the first ``letter`` must be a number:
8P9JB. But that`s no Ernest per QRZ.com lookup:
8P9JB Barbados
William Roberts
8P9Z
St. Peter Parish
Barbados
Maybe part of what I heard on same frequency was another weak station
in contact. He says also to look up http://dxsummit.com for more info
but both that and www + that convert to ww2.dxsummit.com which is
merely a parker/squatter, no real website (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** BOLIVIA. 3310.00, R. Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba, 17/12 1010-1040,
33333, px en quechua, saludos y mxf, ID “Mosoj Chasqui"
4716.70, R. Yatun Ayllu, Santiago Quijaro, 10/12 2340-0015, 33333, mx,
hablan sobre las mujeres, recitan una poesía, regular QRN, imposible
continuar; mx latina apenas audible, mejor la escucho en LSB. A las
0015 se perdió la señal. NOTA: no dieron ID
5952.50, R. Pio XII, Siglo XX, 4/12 2350-0015, 44444, news en quechua,
px Servicio satelital de noticias para Bolivia, advs Denuncia la
violencia familiar, no te quedes callada, denúncialo, nosotros te
apoyaremos. ID "Por Radio Pio XII"
6025.00, R. Patria Nueva, La Paz, 11/12 0010-0040, 44444+, px sobre la
seguridad ciudadana, discurso del nuevo Comandante de Policía, ID
"Patria Nueva Radio, la voz del estado boliviano"
6134.80, R. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, 3/12 2220-2250, 44444, news sobre
la Cumbre Iberoamericana de Justicia, ID "Desde Radio Santa Cruz", px
Bolivia en Contacto. La radio está pensada en la gente y para la
gente".
La recepción la he efectuado del 28/11 al 17/12 en compañía de mi
sabueso Icom IC R72 acompañado del Mizuho KX-3, una antena de hilo
largo de 12 metros y una antena loop. Vivo en una casa muy pequeña,
pero, sus ventanas se abren hacia un mundo muy grande. Muchos 128´s
PFA (Pedro F. Arrunátegui, Lima, Dec Chasqui DX, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
6134.8, Radio Santa Cruz; 0122-0129+, 14-Dec; baladas y cumbias;
Spanish promo string to "Esta es..." spot (missed it) at 0124, then
"Santa Cruz" (no Radio) at 0128. SIO=222; USB helps with swiper QRM
(Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500'
NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my
receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST) You mean CODAR? Surely
not inside the 49mb? (gh, DXLD)
** BRAZIL. 3365, R Cultura Araraquara, 0101 UT, SINPO 45444, música de
ID da emissora
3375, R Municipal, 0102 UT. Nota ==> sinal Muito bom na nova antena/
45333, ID Completa da estação/OM
4785, R Caiari de Rondônia, 1016 UT, 45444, hora certa 6:15 da
manhã/anuciou tbm os 1430, AM da estação.
4865, R Verdes Florestas do Acre ESCUTA EXCLUSIVA >> em minha
localidade << 0108 UT, 45333 /mx de gino e geno/ OM cxs
4885, R Clube do Pará, 0110 UT, 45444, cxs sobre jogos/Px/OM
4885, R Maria de Anápolis, 1055 UT, 45333, cxs da igreja do centro/ YL
4925, R Educação Rural, 0153, 45444 falou sobre aniversário de 50 anos
da emissora/e comercial da casa do agricultor (Daniel Wyllyans, Nova
Xavantina MT Brazil, 13 Dec, Radio Escuta PT 9008 SWL, RECEPTOR Tecsun
Pl 660 Antena Long Wire 10 Meters, http://dxbrazilsw.blogspot.com/
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** BRAZIL. 4865.00, BRASIL, R. Verde[s] Florestas, Acre, 12/12 1055-
1125, 33333, mx, ID “Radio Verde Floresta” news, (escuchar grabación)
5939.86, BRASIL, R. Voz Missionera, Cambioú, SC, 11/12 2340-0005,
44444, px religioso, ID "Radio Voz Missionera", px Noticiero Ultima
Hora, news, mx religiosa, ID “En La frecuencia de 5940 kHz, 2 kW de
potencia y 8 trasmisores instalados en.. Santa Catarina, Brasil, Radio
Voz Cristiana Brasil..” (escuchar grabación) (Pedro F. Arrunátegui,
Lima, Dec Chasqui DX, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** BRAZIL. 9585, Super Rádio Deus é Amor, São Paulo, 0703-0712, 14-12,
male, religious program, Portuguese, identification: "Super Rádio Deus
é Amor, São Paulo, 9585 kHz, banda de 31 metros y 6120 kHz, banda de
49 metros", religious songs, comments. Parallel with 6120, 9565 and
11765 kHz. 24322. Also 0703-0720, 15-12, male, Portuguese, religious
comments and songs, // with 9565 and 11765. 24322 (Manuel Méndez,
Lugo, Spain, Logs in Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8
meters, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** BRAZIL. 10000, Time Signal Station Observatório Nacional, Rio de
Janeiro, 2114-2119, 13-12, time signals, time female announcements:
"Observatório Nacional, 19 horas, 14 minutos, 40 segundos". 24322
(Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain, Logs in Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G,
cable antenna, 8 meters, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CAMBODIA [non]. CLANDESTINE, 9960, Khmer Post R. via Palau, Dec 15
*1200-1211, 45444, Khmer, 1200 sign on with opening music, ID, Opening
announce, Talk (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830,
NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX
LISTENING DIGEST) This one is daily
** CANADA. The latest news from Canada, via Shawn Axelrod and Dan Sys:
530, CIAO, ON, Brampton – Applies for U1 1000/250 from a new tower at
existing site.
580, New, AB, Edmonton – Applies for new station, U4 10000/10000 with
ETH format (the ghost of CKUA having only just departed).
590, CFAR, MB, Flin Flon – New // CFAR-102.9 is on the air, but
(unusually) AM will stay.
Finally, here are Wayne’s latest updates for the NRC AM Log:
CFAR, MB, Flin Flon – Slogan to “AR Radio,” adds // CFAR-FM-102.9
(NRC DX News Dec 23 via DXLD)
** CANADA. New station applications - 600 in Vancouver
In March CRTC invited applications for a new FM station in the
Vancouver area. Although primarily for FM, three of the 17
applications include operation on 600 kHz AM which was vacated by CKPK
in December 2008. The three applications in CRTC’s notice of
consultation 2013-568 are:
1) Ethnic format - Sher-E-Punjab Radio, applying for 600 kHz.
The applicant states that of the total programming broadcast during
the broadcast week, 100% would be devoted to ethnic programming and
98.4% would be devoted to third language programming. Two alternate
proposals were also filed for FM stations in Richmond and Surrey BC
without AM operation. If approved, the applicant will cease
broadcasting on KRPI 1550 Ferndale, Washington.
2) Business format - 2308739 Ontario Inc “Biz600”.
The applicant proposes a spoken word format directed to business news
and information. This application was AM-only with no proposals for
FM.
3) Ethnic format - South Asian Link Directory Ltd –
In applying for 107.7 FM in Surrey, BC, the applicant also submitted
an alternate proposal (application 2013-0890-9) for the use of the AM
frequency 600 kHz (channel 600B) with a transmitter power of 10,000
watts (directional antenna with an EHAAT of 118.7 metres).
The applicant proposes to offer a third-language news/talk-spoken word
format targeting predominantly third and fourth generations of
Canadian-South Asians aged 18 to 30 years old. The applicant states
that all of its programming would consist of third-language
programming (Medium Wave News 59/07 44 December 2013 via DXLD)
** CANADA. Wet day so have started playing back my cassettes back to
April. On 31 October, however, I sat on 1690 listening to back-to-back
frenetic tempos mixed with others. The ID I wrote down from a male
announcement was 2BLE then 2JLO. Then on a web search CJLO Montreal!
Have just tuned into their web stream and it is likely to be CJLO.
It`s a University station, and following the ID a YL with
announcements very similar to the feed I have just listened to. Not
bad for 1 kW. Have saved the clip. Now transcribing CHHA at its boom a
couple of weeks ago (Tony King, Greytown, New Zealand, Nov-Dec NZ DX
Times via DXLD) Yes, your CJLO recording impressive, Tony – a NZ first
I’m sure! (Bryan Clark, ed., ibid.)
** CANADA. 6030, CFVP, Calgary, 2230 Dec 12, string of ads for
Canadian Blood Services, Okotoks GM, Winners, Sleep Country, Wendys
and Volkswagen, 2234 back to a food bank fundraiser program. Fair.
(Harold Sellers, Vernon, British Columbia, Listening in my car, by the
lake, with the Eton E1 and Sony AN1 active antenna, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** CANADA. WHERE CAN THE CBC FIND CLUES TO A HOCKEY-FREE FUTURE?
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/television/where-can-the-cbc-find-clues-to-a-hockey-free-future-why-the-cbc/article15677507/
(via Gerald T Pollard, Nov 30, DXLD)
** CANADA [non]. GERMANY (non), Media Broadcast changes:
Bible Voice Broadcasting
0900-0915 on 17540 NAU 125 kW / 145 deg to NEAf Arabic Sat, additional
1300-1330 on 17540 ISS 100 kW / 120 deg to N/ME Arabic Fri, cancelled
1515-1530 NF 13630 SOF 100 kW / 090 deg to SoAs Tamil Fri, ex 13740
1515-1545 NF 13630 SOF 100 kW / 090 deg to SoAs English Sat, ex 13740
1530-1600 NF 13630 SOF 100 kW / 090 deg to SoAs Urdu Fri, ex 13740
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** CHINA. MW: see DX-PEDITIONS
** CHINA [and non]. [misc. jamming reports, in approx. chrono order:]
9680, CNR1, DEC 11, 1630. At first, sounded like TAIWAN RTI (direct -
Tamsui District), M in listed Chinese. Refs show RTI jammed, no
jamming heard. At ToH , heard pips unlike RTI, ID by M in Chinese to
be CNR1, then off. Was PRC China all along, the jamming was the
station. In this case, RTI not heard at all. Powerful (Rick Barton,
AZ, Dec 13, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Sometimes China jamming places small units even 24 hours on channel.
On Dec 12 morning China mainland jamming heard:
15560, against VoA Tibetan 04-06 UT, + spoken CNR1 relay and
additional FIREDRAKE music jamming. S=9+20dB. And adjacent next door
15570 kHz CNR11 program Tibetan language service too, to give pressure
from the upper frequency flank?
21700, Firedrake music jamming too, and various echo signals at 0520
UT on Dec 12, S=9+25dB signal.
17690, Firedrake music + various CNR spoken program echoes against RFA
Chinese from Saipan-MRA island, S=9+30dB.
17860, Firedrake music + various CNR spoken program echoes against VoA
Tibetan from Tinang-PHL. S=9+20dB signal sum at 0527 UT (Wolfgang
Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 13 via DXLD)
9455, Dec 13 at 2032, Firedrake, fair with flutter, much better than
on 9355; in drumming solo at 2035. Both are to block R. Free Asia in
overnight Chinese via Saipan, 17-22 on the lower, 16-22 on the upper
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
EAST JAMMERSTAN:
6095, Crash & Bang CC Music Jammer; 2130, 14-Dec (Frodge-DXP)
11945, Crash & Bang CC Music Jammer; 1514, 14-Dec; strong; //weak 6145
13620, Crash & Bang CC Music Jammer; 0118, 15-Dec (Frodge-DXP)
15520, Crash & Bang CC Music Jammer; 0202, 14-Dec; Weak with other
audio; probably Radio Free Asia via Tinian (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
13620, Firedrake music and chimes tones jamming at 0148 UT Dec 15,
against RFA Tibetan from IBB Kuwait site (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-
DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
/TAJIKISTAN/UAE, 9690v Broadband jamming against RFA Uighur service
from Al Dhabbaya UAE, at 0138 UT Dec 15, also CNR1 spoken jammer, as
well ADDITIONAL broadband scratchy noise tone, centered on 9685 to
9694.5 kHz, visible on Perseus screen (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX
TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD) So we hear het against WRMI Brother
Scare (gh, DXLD)
7480v, Broadband jamming against RFA Uighur service from Dushanbe-TJK
site, terrible 7472.4 to 7487.5 kHz wide scratchy tone signal, which
was much stronger strength on center part of 7476.7 to 7483.2 kHz,
0134 UT Dec 15 (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg
via DXLD)
9675, Dec 15 at 0631, M&W in Chinese, sounders. Nothing in HFCC, but
Aoki has CNR1 at 2300-1000, 100 kW, 37 degrees USward from Beijing 572
site, and get this: it`s NOT jamming anything!!! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
9605, Dec 17 at 1408, heavy mix of Chinese services, at least one of
which is // 9530. I.e. CNR1 jamming vs IBB Chinese this hour only on
both 9530 and 9605 via PHILIPPINES. 9605 still same at 1453.
9320-9345 approx., extremely distorted FM blob, Dec 17 at 1455, at
first seems peaking around 9335, or is it 9325? Anyhow, totally blox
9330 WBCQ. I manage to // the modulation to 9825 CNR1 jammer at 1458.
Both run timesignals ending about a semisecond late after 1500, then
9825 goes off while lower blob does not. Then 9825 comes back on for a
while with carrier only.
9400-9430, Dec 18 at 1440, filthy FMy extremely distorted spurblob
centred about 9415, with CNR1 audio // 9530, 9680, 9825. No doubt it`s
the same transmitter which yesterday was infesting 9320-9345. Still
there circa 9415 at 1501. I suspect this a persistently malfunxioning
transmitter rather than deliberate jamming. Aoki shows no obvious
targets in today`s range, unless it`s BBC English on 9410 which is
supposedly *jammed (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
9670, Dec 18 at 1443-1500*, Firedrake is F-P here, new spot? Aoki
shows victim is VOA Tibetan via Lampertheim, Germany, this hour only.
6075 & 6145, Dec 18 at 1448, poor signals from Firedrake, as usual,
against RTI.
7530, Dec 18 at 1447, CNR1 jammer // 9680 and several other 7 MHz
channels; 7530 target is VOA Tibetan via Tinang, this hour only.
9495, Dec 18 at 1459 open carrier in the clear, 1500 sign-on as R.
Free Asia, a few seconds later hit by CNR1 jammer also making fast
SAH. RFA is in Chinese via SAIPAN, this hour only per Aoki (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CHINA. 4800.00, *2025-2035 16.12, Voice of China (CNR-1), Golmud,
Chinese with_new B-13 schedule_: 2025-1805, ex 1955-1735. Heard with a
few seconds test at 2007 with music and ann, but then from *2025: IS,
4 ID's: "Zhongyang Renmin Guangbo Diantai", piano music, 2028 2 ID's
and "The East is Red" march, 2030 talk by man and woman 45333 (Anker
Petersen, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28 metres of longwire in
Skovlunde, Denmark, via Dario Monferini, playdx yg via DXLD)
** CHINA. 6165.00, 1410-1500 16.12, Voice of Shenzhou (CNR-6),
Beijing, Amoy ann, mostly Chinese pop music, 35343. From *1500 drowned
by CRI 6165 in Farsi (Anker Petersen, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28
metres of longwire in Skovlunde, Denmark, via Dario Monferini, playdx
yg via DXLD)
** CHINA. Voice of the South China Sea (?) --- WRTH 2014 edition has
this on 17710 kHz in English at 0600-0700 UT. Observed this morning
(13 Dec) with tx modulating at 0559.50 with a brief snatch of Mandarin
followed by time pips, slogan and English ID: "This is Beijing ten-0-
eight AM, Discover Plus Radio, a division of China Radio
International"; then five minutes of news followed by 'People in the
Know'. There was no 'Voice of the South China Sea' identification. The
service nominally has an audio stream accessible via an embedded audio
player at vscs.cri.cn, but I can never get a peep out of it. Reception
was very good via Global Tuners HK remote (David Kernick, Interval
Signals Online, Dec 13, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
Hi Dave, Program schedule for AM 1008 in Beijing:
14:00-14:05 [0600-0605 UT] Hourly News
14:05-14:30 People in the Know
14:05-14:30 Heartbeat (Weekends)
14:30-14:54 Features
14:54-15:00 Chinese Studio+Promo
[ http://english.cri.cn/7146/2012/12/03/301s736373.htm ]
- - - - -
"Voice of the South China Sea" - It is understood that the first
multi-language broadcast of the South China Sea and the neighboring
countries and regions services in China - the sound of the South China
Sea China Radio International broadcasting on April 9, 2013, the use
of Mandarin Chinese, English, Vietnamese, Malay, Filipino and
Indonesian six languages, including through the FM, AM and shortwave
broadcasts in three ways, and the South China Sea by the sound of
websites, mobile clients simultaneously broadcast online. Program
covering the island of Hainan, China's South China Sea and the
Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia and other neighboring countries, the
South China Sea.
Dave - there is audio streaming of FM 101.0 as follows, but when I
listened was not "Voice of the South China Sea." Need to listen in
when they are actually broadcasting, whenever that is?
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fradio.weibo.com%2Fchina%2Ffm1010
Perhaps "Voice of the South China Sea" presently only on the following
stations?
Hainan three Shashi : FM 101.0
Guangdong Province, Guangzhou City : AM 927
Hainan Qionghai : FM 102.0
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://gb.cri.cn/42071/2013/11/21/6071s4330559.htm&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%25E4%25B8%25AD%25E5%259B%25BD%25E5%259B%25BD%25E9%2599%2585%25E5%25B9%25BF%25E6%2592%25AD%25E7%2594%25B5%25E5%258F%25B0%25E5%258D%2597%25E6%25B5%25B7%25E4%25B9%258B%25E5%25A3%25B0%26biw%3D1600%26bih%3D774
(Ron Howard, San Francisco, Dec 14, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** CHINA. Re 13-50: ``But, but, the complete CRI B-13 schedule in 13-
49 does not show anything on SW in Ukrainian (gh, DXLD)``
CRI launches Ukrainian-language online station
http://europe.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2013-12/05/content_17155210.htm
Updated: 2013-12-05 20:36 By Mo Jingxi (chinadaily.com.cn)
China Radio International opened its Ukrainian-language online radio
station on Thursday. The station, the 19th created by CRI, aims to
introduce Chinese history and culture as well as China's social and
economic progress in the Ukrainian language. It also will cover the
lives of Ukrainians in China.
Visiting Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych attended the launching
ceremony. Yanukovych congratulated CRI on the station's launch and
highlighted Chinese media's efforts to deepen the friendship between
Ukrainian and Chinese people over the past years.
The ceremony also marks the fifth anniversary of CRI's Ukrainian-
language website, the first of its kind in China.
http://ukrainian.cri.cn/
“Since the establishment of the website in 2008, the Ukraine-China
relationship has witnessed rapid growth and become a strategic
partnership,” Yanukovych said. “Achievements have been made in
bilateral cooperation in various fields, including politics, trade and
economy, and people-to-people exchanges.”
He added: “With the efforts of CRI's Ukrainian experts, a bilingual
book about Chinese history will soon be published. I believe the book
will be widely welcomed by the Ukrainian people.”
Wang Gengnian, director-general of the CRI, said that the Ukrainian-
language website has become an important platform to enhance mutual
understanding between the two peoples since China and Ukraine
established diplomatic relations more than two decades ago. “The CRI
is ready to make more efforts to push forward the bilateral ties
through the Ukrainian programs,” Wang said (via Dr Hansjoerg Biener,
WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** CHINA [and non]. Winter B-13 shortwave schedule of China National
Radio (CNR) and People`s Broadcasting Station (PBS):
[NOTE: Extremely long, 1840 lines, but evidently does NOT include
numerous other CNR1 broadcasts whose purpose is jamming other
stations! in every case target is ``to CHN``, deleted below --- gh]
0000-0030 6040 BEI 100 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0030 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0030 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0000-0100 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Gannan
0000-0100 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0000-0100 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0000-0100 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0000-0100 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 5955 BEI 100 kW / 015 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0000-0100 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0000-0100 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0000-0100 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Vietnamese PBS Yunnan
0000-0100 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0000-0100 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0000-0100 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
0000-0100 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0000-0100 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0000-0100 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0000-0100 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
0000-0100 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0000-0100 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 7255 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0000-0100 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0000-0100 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0000-0100 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0000-0100 7445 BEI 100 kW / 286 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0000-0100 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0000-0100 9455 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
0000-0100 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0000-0100 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0000-0100 9655 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0000-0100 9665 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0000-0100 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0000-0100 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 9730 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0000-0100 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0000-0100 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0000-0100 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0000-0100 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0000-0100 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0000-0100 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0000-0100 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0030-0100 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0030-0100 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0030-0100 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0130 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Chinese PBS Yunnan
0100-0130 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
0100-0130 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
0100-0130 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0130 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0100-0200 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0100-0200 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0100-0200 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0100-0200 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0100-0200 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0100-0200 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0100-0200 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0100-0200 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0100-0200 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0100-0200 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0100-0200 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0100-0200 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0100-0200 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0100-0200 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0100-0200 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0100-0200 9455 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0100-0200 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0100-0200 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0100-0200 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0100-0200 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0100-0200 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0100-0200 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0100-0200 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0100-0200 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0100-0200 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11810 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0100-0200 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0100-0200 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0100-0200 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0100-0200 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0100-0200 15670 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0100-0200 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0100-0200 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0100-0200 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0100-0200 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0130-0200 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0130-0200 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0200-0300 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0200-0300 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0200-0300 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0200-0300 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0200-0300 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0200-0300 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0200-0300 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0200-0300 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-0300 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0200-0300 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0200-0300 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0200-0300 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0200-0300 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0200-0300 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0200-0300 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0200-0300 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0200-0300 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0200-0300 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0200-0300 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0200-0300 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0200-0300 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0200-0300 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0200-0300 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0200-0300 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11810 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0200-0300 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0200-0300 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0200-0300 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0200-0300 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0200-0300 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0200-0300 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0200-0300 15670 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0200-0300 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0200-0300 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 17565 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0200-0300 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0200-0300 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0230-0300 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0230-0300 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0300-0330 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0300-0330 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0300-0330 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0300-0400 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0300-0400 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0300-0400 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0300-0400 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0300-0400 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0300-0400 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0300-0400 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0300-0400 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0300-0400 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0300-0400 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0300-0400 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0300-0400 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0300-0400 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0300-0400 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 9610 BEI 100 kW / 286 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0300-0400 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0300-0400 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0300-0400 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0300-0400 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0300-0400 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0300-0400 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0300-0400 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11815 BEI 100 kW / 015 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0300-0400 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11860 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0300-0400 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0300-0400 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0300-0400 11950 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0300-0400 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0300-0400 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0300-0400 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0300-0400 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0300-0400 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0300-0400 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 17565 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0300-0400 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0300-0400 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0330-0400 7295 URU 050 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
0330-0400 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0330-0400 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0330-0400 9705 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0400-0500 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Gannan
0400-0500 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0400-0500 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0400-0500 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0400-0500 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0400-0500 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0400-0500 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0400-0500 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0400-0500 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0400-0500 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0400-0500 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 7295 URU 050 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0400-0500 9440 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
0400-0500 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0400-0500 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0400-0500 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0400-0500 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 9610 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
0400-0500 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0400-0500 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0400-0500 9705 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0400-0500 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0400-0500 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0400-0500 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0400-0500 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0400-0500 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11860 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0400-0500 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0400-0500 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0400-0500 11950 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0400-0500 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0400-0500 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0400-0500 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0400-0500 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0400-0500 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
0400-0500 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 17565 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0400-0500 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0400-0500 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0530 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0500-0530 7295 URU 050 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
0500-0530 9705 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0500-0600 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Gannan
0500-0600 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0500-0600 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0500-0600 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0500-0600 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0500-0600 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0500-0600 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0500-0600 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0500-0600 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0500-0600 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0500-0600 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0500-0600 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0500-0600 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0500-0600 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0500-0600 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0500-0600 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0500-0600 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0500-0600 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0500-0600 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0500-0600 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0500-0600 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 11780 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0500-0600 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11860 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0500-0600 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0500-0600 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0500-0600 11950 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0500-0600 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0500-0600 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0500-0600 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0500-0600 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0500-0600 15415 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0500-0600 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0500-0600 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0500-0600 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 17565 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0500-0600 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0500-0600 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0530-0600 7230 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0530-0600 9510 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0600-0700 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Gannan
0600-0700 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0600-0700 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0600-0700 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0600-0700 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0600-0700 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0600-0700 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0600-0700 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0600-0700 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 7230 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0600-0700 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0600-0700 9440 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
0600-0700 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0600-0700 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 9510 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0600-0700 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0600-0700 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 9610 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
0600-0700 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0600-0700 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0600-0700 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0600-0700 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0600-0700 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0600-0700 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0600-0700 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11860 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0600-0700 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0600-0700 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0600-0700 11950 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0600-0700 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0600-0700 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0600-0700 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0600-0700 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0600-0700 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0600-0700 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 17565 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0600-0700 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0600-0700 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0630-0700 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
0700-0730 17565 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0700-0800 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0700-0800 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0700-0800 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0700-0800 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0700-0800 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0700-0800 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0700-0800 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
0700-0800 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 7230 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0700-0800 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0700-0800 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg English PBS Xizang
0700-0800 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 9510 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0700-0800 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0700-0800 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0700-0800 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0700-0800 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0700-0800 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0700-0800 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0700-0800 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0700-0800 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0700-0800 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 11780 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0700-0800 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11860 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0700-0800 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0700-0800 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0700-0800 11950 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0700-0800 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0700-0800 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0700-0800 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0700-0800 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0700-0800 15415 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0700-0800 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 15550 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 15570 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0700-0800 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0700-0800 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0700-0800 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0700-0800 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0730-0800 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0830 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
0800-0830 9645 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0800-0830 9850 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0800-0900 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0800-0900 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0800-0900 5955 BEI 100 kW / 015 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0800-0900 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0800-0900 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0800-0900 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0800-0900 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0800-0900 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0800-0900 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 7220 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 7230 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0800-0900 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0800-0900 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
0800-0900 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0800-0900 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 9510 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0800-0900 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0800-0900 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 9620 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0800-0900 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0800-0900 9780 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0800-0900 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0800-0900 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 11660 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11685 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0800-0900 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 11780 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Mongolian CNR-8
0800-0900 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11845 XIA 150 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11860 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0800-0900 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 11905 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0800-0900 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 11935 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0800-0900 11950 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0800-0900 11960 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0800-0900 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0800-0900 15270 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0800-0900 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 15710 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0800-0900 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0800-0900 17625 BEI 150 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0800-0900 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0830-0900 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
0900-1000 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0900-1000 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0900-1000 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
0900-1000 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0900-1000 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
0900-1000 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
0900-1000 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0900-1000 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0900-1000 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0900-1000 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0900-1000 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0900-1000 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
0900-1000 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0900-1000 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0900-1000 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 7230 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0900-1000 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0900-1000 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0900-1000 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0900-1000 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0900-1000 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
0900-1000 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
0900-1000 9490 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
0900-1000 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 9510 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
0900-1000 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
0900-1000 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 9570 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
0900-1000 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 9685 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0900-1000 9720 BJI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
0900-1000 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 11620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
0900-1000 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0900-1000 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 11760 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 11780 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0900-1000 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 11915 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0900-1000 12080 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
0900-1000 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0900-1000 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
0900-1000 15415 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
0900-1000 15480 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 15500 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
0900-1000 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 17580 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 17595 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 17605 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
0900-1000 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
0930-1000 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Vietnamese PBS Yunnan
0930-1000 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
0930-1000 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1030 7230 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1000-1030 9510 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1000-1030 9530 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1000-1030 17550 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
1000-1100 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1000-1100 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1000-1100 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1000-1100 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1000-1100 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1000-1100 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
1000-1100 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Vietnamese PBS Yunnan
1000-1100 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1000-1100 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1000-1100 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1000-1100 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
1000-1100 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1000-1100 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
1000-1100 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1000-1100 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1000-1100 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1000-1100 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1000-1100 7360 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
1000-1100 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1000-1100 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1000-1100 7410 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
1000-1100 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1000-1100 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1000-1100 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1000-1100 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
1000-1100 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1000-1100 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Hakka CNR-6
1000-1100 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1000-1100 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 9785 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
1000-1100 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 11610 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 11835 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 12045 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1000-1100 13700 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1000-1100 15370 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 15380 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1100 15390 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1000-1100 15770 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
1000-1100 17890 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1030-1100 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Gannan
1030-1100 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1030-1100 7295 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
1030-1100 7375 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1030-1100 9705 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
1030-1100 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1000-1030 11800 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
1100-1200 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Gannan
1100-1200 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1100-1200 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1100-1200 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1100-1200 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1100-1200 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1100-1200 5975 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
1100-1200 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
1100-1200 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1100-1200 6020 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
1100-1200 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Chinese PBS Yunnan
1100-1200 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1100-1200 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1100-1200 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1100-1200 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
1100-1200 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1100-1200 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1100-1200 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
1100-1200 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1100-1200 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1100-1200 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 7260 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1100-1200 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 7295 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 7340 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1100-1200 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 7370 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 7375 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1100-1200 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1100-1200 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1100-1200 7425 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1100-1200 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1100-1200 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1100-1200 9470 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
1100-1200 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1100-1200 9560 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 9600 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1100-1200 9630 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 9705 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1100-1200 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1100-1200 11630 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
1100-1200 11770 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 11885 URU 050 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1100-1200 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 12055 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1100-1200 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1130-1200 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1200-1230 7295 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
1200-1230 9705 URU 100 kW / 247 deg Kyrgyz PBS Xinjiang
1200-1230 9810 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1230 13670 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
1200-1300 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Gannan
1200-1300 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1200-1300 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1200-1300 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1200-1300 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1200-1300 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1200-1300 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
1200-1300 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1200-1300 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 6020 BEI 100 kW / 015 deg Mongolian CNR-8
1200-1300 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Vietnamese PBS Yunnan
1200-1300 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1200-1300 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1200-1300 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1200-1300 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
1200-1300 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1200-1300 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1200-1300 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6180 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
1200-1300 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1200-1300 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1200-1300 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1200-1300 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1200-1300 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1200-1300 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 7370 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 7375 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1200-1300 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1200-1300 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1200-1300 7425 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1200-1300 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1200-1300 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1200-1300 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
1200-1300 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1200-1300 9615 BEI 100 kW / 286 deg Mongolian CNR-8
1200-1300 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1200-1300 9630 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1200-1300 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1200-1300 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
1200-1300 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1200-1300 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1230-1300 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1230-1300 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1230-1300 7265 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
1300-1400 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1300-1400 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1300-1400 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1300-1400 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1300-1400 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1300-1400 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
1300-1400 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1300-1400 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 6020 BEI 100 kW / 015 deg Mongolian CNR-8
1300-1400 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Chinese PBS Yunnan
1300-1400 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1300-1400 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1300-1400 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1300-1400 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
1300-1400 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1300-1400 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1300-1400 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6180 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
1300-1400 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1300-1400 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1300-1400 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 7265 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1300-1400 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1300-1400 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1300-1400 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 7370 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7375 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1300-1400 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1300-1400 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1300-1400 7425 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1300-1400 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1300-1400 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1300-1400 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
1300-1400 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1300-1400 9615 BEI 100 kW / 286 deg Mongolian CNR-8
1300-1400 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1300-1400 9630 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1300-1400 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1300-1400 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1300-1400 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
1300-1400 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1430 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
1400-1430 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
1400-1500 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1400-1500 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1400-1500 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1400-1500 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1400-1500 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1400-1500 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
1400-1500 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1400-1500 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1400-1500 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1400-1500 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1400-1500 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1400-1500 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1400-1500 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 6180 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1400-1500 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 7210 KUN 050 kW / non-dir Vernacular PBS Yunnan
1400-1500 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
1400-1500 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1400-1500 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 7265 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1400-1500 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1400-1500 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1400-1500 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 7370 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7375 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1400-1500 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1400-1500 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1400-1500 7425 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 7445 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1400-1500 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1400-1500 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1400-1500 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1400-1500 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
1400-1500 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1400-1500 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1400-1500 9630 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1400-1500 9645 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1400-1500 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1400-1500 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1400-1500 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1400-1500 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
1400-1500 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 3985 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1500-1600 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1500-1600 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1500-1600 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1500-1600 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1500-1600 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
1500-1600 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1500-1600 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1500-1600 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1500-1600 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 6145 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1500-1600 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1500-1600 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1500-1600 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1500-1600 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 7265 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1500-1600 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1500-1600 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 7350 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
1500-1600 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 7370 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7375 BEI 150 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1500-1600 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1500-1600 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1500-1600 7425 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 7445 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1500-1600 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1500-1600 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1500-1600 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1500-1600 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
1500-1600 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1500-1600 9620 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-6
1500-1600 9630 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1500-1600 9645 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1500-1600 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1500-1600 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1500-1600 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1500-1600 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
1500-1600 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1600-1700 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1600-1700 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1600-1700 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1600-1700 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1600-1700 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 6145 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1600-1700 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1600-1700 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1600-1700 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
1600-1700 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1600-1700 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 7385 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1600-1700 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg English PBS Xizang
1600-1700 7445 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1600-1700 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1600-1700 9410 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
1600-1700 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1600-1700 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
1600-1700 9630 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1600-1700 9645 BEI 100 kW / 283 deg Kazakh CNR-8
1600-1700 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1600-1700 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1600-1700 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1700-1800 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1700-1800 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
1700-1800 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1700-1800 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
1700-1800 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1700-1800 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 7310 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
1700-1800 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 7365 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
1700-1800 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
1700-1800 9420 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1700-1800 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 9860 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 9890 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Uyghur CNR-13
1700-1800 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
1700-1800 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
1800-2000 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
2000-2100 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
2000-2100 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2000-2100 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2000-2100 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2000-2100 7275 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
2000-2100 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2030-2100 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 7215 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9455 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9470 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2030-2100 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
2100-2200 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2100-2200 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2100-2200 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 5955 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
2100-2200 5975 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
2100-2200 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 6000 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 6040 BEI 100 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2100-2200 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 6190 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 7215 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2100-2200 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 7255 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 7305 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 7355 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2100-2200 7375 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2100-2200 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2100-2200 9455 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 9470 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 9665 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2100-2200 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2100-2200 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
2100-2200 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
2130-2200 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
2200-2300 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
2200-2300 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
2200-2300 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
2200-2300 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2200-2300 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2200-2300 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 5955 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
2200-2300 5975 BEI 100 kW / 063 deg Korean CNR-8
2200-2300 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 6000 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
2200-2300 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 6040 BEI 100 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
2200-2300 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2200-2300 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
2200-2300 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
2200-2300 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 6125 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
2200-2300 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
2200-2300 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 6190 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 7215 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
2200-2300 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2200-2300 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 7255 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
2200-2300 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 7355 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2200-2300 7360 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
2200-2300 7375 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2200-2300 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
2200-2300 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2200-2300 9455 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 9470 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
2200-2300 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
2200-2300 9665 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2200-2300 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 9730 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
2200-2300 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
2200-2300 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 9810 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
2200-2300 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2200-2300 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
2230-2300 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Vietnamese PBS Yunnan
2300-2330 6065 BEI 150 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2330 9710 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 3900 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Hulun Buir
2300-2400 3950 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xinjiang
2300-2400 3990 LAN 050 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Gannan
2300-2400 3990 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
2300-2400 4750 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
2300-2400 4750 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 4800 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 4820 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
2300-2400 4905 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 4920 LHA 100 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 5925 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2300-2400 5935 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2300-2400 5945 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 5955 BEI 100 kW / 015 deg Mongolian CNR-8
2300-2400 5990 XIN 050 kW / 206 deg Tibetan PBS Qinghai
2300-2400 6000 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 6000 XIA 150 kW / 257 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 6010 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
2300-2400 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
2300-2400 6025 LHA 100 kW / 268 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 6030 BEI 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 6035 KUN 050 kW / 147 deg Chinese PBS Yunnan
2300-2400 6040 BEI 100 kW / 180 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 6040 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
2300-2400 6050 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2300-2400 6060 CDU 050 kW / 358 deg Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
2300-2400 6080 GEM 100 kW / 236 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 6080 HLR 010 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Hulun Buir
2300-2400 6090 GEM 100 kW / 172 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 6110 LHA 100 kW / 220 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 6125 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 6130 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 6145 XIN 050 kW / 270 deg Chinese PBS Qinghai
2300-2400 6155 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 6165 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
2300-2400 6175 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 6190 GEM 100 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 6190 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
2300-2400 6200 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 7215 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 7225 CDU 050 kW / non-dir Tibetan PBS Sichuan 2
2300-2400 7230 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 7240 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2300-2400 7245 BEI 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 7255 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 7255 BJI 100 kW / 135 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 7270 HUH 050 kW / 052 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
2300-2400 7275 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 7290 BEI 100 kW / 222 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 7315 XIA 150 kW / non-dir Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 7335 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 7345 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 7355 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2300-2400 7360 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-11
2300-2400 7375 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 7385 LHA 100 kW / 290 deg Tibetan PBS Xizang
2300-2400 7420 HUH 050 kW / 263 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
2300-2400 7445 BEI 100 kW / 286 deg Mongolian CNR-8
2300-2400 7450 LHA 100 kW / 085 deg Chinese PBS Xizang
2300-2400 9470 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 9455 LIN 100 kW / 298 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 9480 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Tibetan CNR-8
2300-2400 9500 SZG 100 kW / 165 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 9515 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 9520 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Chinese PBS Nei Menggu
2300-2400 9665 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Chinese CNR-5
2300-2400 9675 BEI 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 9730 BEI 100 kW / 163 deg Amoy CNR-6
2300-2400 9750 HOH 050 kW / 036 deg Mongolian PBS Nei Menggu
2300-2400 9755 BJI 100 kW / 255 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 9775 BEI 150 kW / 270 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 9820 XIA 100 kW / 290 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 9830 BEI 100 kW / 175 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 9845 BEI 100 kW / 251 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 11710 BEI 100 kW / 285 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 11740 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-2
2300-2400 11750 SZG 100 kW / 037 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 11925 LIN 100 kW / 286 deg Chinese CNR-1
2300-2400 13610 NNN 150 kW / 155 deg Chinese CNR-1
2330-2400 4500 URU 050 kW / non-dir Mongolian PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 4850 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 4980 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 5060 URU 050 kW / 230 deg Chinese PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 5960 URU 100 kW / non-dir Chinese PBS Xizang
2330-2400 6015 URU 100 kW / non-dir Kazakh PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 6120 URU 100 kW / non-dir Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 7205 URU 100 kW / 230 deg Uyghur PBS Xinjiang
2330-2400 11670 BEI 100 kW / 220 deg Chinese CNR-2
2330-2400 11720 SZG 100 kW / 217 deg Chinese CNR-1
--
73! (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
New email: ivo.observer@gmail.com
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** COLOMBIA. 690.00, W Radio, Bogotá, 28/11 2350-0020, 22222, px W
Deporte, news deportivas, ID “En Bogotá, se vive, se siente, se
escucha, por W deporte, 690 AM…” ID “W deporte, 690 AM, W radiooo”.
(Pedro F. Arrunátegui, Lima, Dec Chasqui DX, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** COLOMBIA. 5909.92, Alcaraván Radio, Puerto Lleras, 4/12 0540-0610,
33333, mx, ID "Alcaraván radio” 200 [? sic] mx, ID “5910 Alcaraván
Radio”, mx (Pedro F. Arrunátegui, Lima, Dec Chasqui DX, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** COLOMBIA [non]. USA: Radio Ciudad Global --- 9955, R. Ciudad Global
via Okeechobee, FL. New service on Sats only at s/on 1200. The station
is based in Colombia. Full Spanish ID at s/on including this brief
English ID as:
"This is Global City Radio, Radio Ciudad Global, the first
international station from Colombia. Radio Ciudad Global is an
international radio initiative from Colombia. Contact us at Radio
Ciudad Global at gmail dot com."
Then programming continued in Spanish with Colombian and regional
news, produced in Bogotá. Occasional music interludes. Then a
documentary program on "La Guerra de la Radio" (The Radio War)
produced by Señal Radio Colombia, complete with excerpts of old radio
broadcasts. Fair reception considering that Australia is not really in
the line of fire for this broadcast. Final ID and s/off at 1229 on
Dec. 14.
Here is the link to the broadcast excerpt as recorded here in
Melbourne a few nights ago:
http://medxr.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/radio-ciudad-global-new-broadcast.html
73, (Rob VK3BVW Wagner, Dec 17, http://www.medxr.blogspot.com
ARDXC mailing list via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD) I.e. via WRMI (gh)
** CUBA. 910, Radio Metropolitana, Villa María, Ciudad de la Habana.
1830 December 8, 2013. Coming out of the Noticiero Nacional de Radio
feed at 1330 or 1:30 p.m. Local, with canned ID, into produced program
on Nelson Mandela with some excellent South African choral music
between the praise talk. Excellent daytime signal as always. 1902 ID
mentioned “Emisora COCO” so possibly this was also being fed on 980
kHz. But too much iBOC splash from local 970 WFLA to confirm.
Transmitter off 1906-1907.
910, Radio Cadena Agramonte, Camagüey, Camagüey. 0452 December 9,
2013. Checking on David Crawford's text message that he heard a Radio
Ciudad de la Habana ID here. Cadena Agramonte with “programa especial
Nelson Mandela” and a weak Radio Metropolitana weak under. Cuban
anthem 0500, with Metropolitana starting the anthem about 30 seconds
later. At 0503, a clear mention of Radio Ciudad de la Habana. Suspect
it was a jointly carried program or mention of something shared but
needs more monitoring to confirm there's not a Ciudad de la Habana
here.
930, Radio Reloj, Ciego de Ávila, Ciego de Ávila. 2217 December 10,
2013. Weak under WLSS, Sarasota. Presumed site based on logging time.
Radio Musical Nacional CMBF. Their website http://www.cmbfradio.cu has
a Flash header, right side, listing (too fast) their frequencies by
province and that one quasi province. Note that Artemisa, Mayabeque
and Holguín are excluded, apparently coverage is OK from adjacent
locations. And note that two listed here are on the Old School Commie
non-standard North America FM channel offsets (point six):
Pinar del Río – 99.7 FM; La Habana – 590 / 99.1 FM; Matanzas – 93.7
FM; Cienfuegos – 92.7 FM; Villa Clara – 1140 / 100.7 FM; Sancti
Spíritus – 93.9 FM; Ciego de Ávila – 91.5 FM; Camagüey – 97.5 FM; Las
Tunas – 98.3 FM; Granma – 92.7 FM; Santiago de Cuba – 100.3 FM;
Guantánamo – 93.6 FM; Isla de la Juventud – 96.6 FM
(Terry L Krueger, Clearwater, Florida, JRC NRD-535; JRC-NRD-515
(borrowed); ICOM IC-R75; Hammarlund HQ-180A; Sony ICF-7600GR; Sangean
PR-D5; Aqua Guide 705 RDF Marine Radio; GE Superadio III; JPS NF-60
Notch Filter; JPS ANC-4 Noise Phase; 1 X roof dipole; 1 X room random
wire; Terk Advantage non-active portable loop, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. 6165, Dec 12 at 0102, RHC English is still dead air here,
while it`s underway but undermodulated on 6000.
Some RHC frequencies are missing Dec 12 at 1408, and apparently off
rather than not propagating, as other stations are in normally: 17730,
17580 (just IBB Germany), 15230, 13780. But RHC is hearable on 15340,
11860, 11760 with CCI, 11690, 9540. At 1411 a carrier on 11750 becomes
just barely RHC-modulated.
6000, Dec 13 at 0645, RHC in wrong language, Spanish instead of
English, while the other four overkill frequencies remain in English,
5040, 6060, 6100, 6165. From ``fin de noticias`` into ``deportes``.
Lucky Spanish, gets to be on the air at all after 0600 scheduled
closedown on all frequencies (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. Additional, unscheduled time of Radio Habana Cuba on 11750:
1300-1400 11750^HAB 100 kW / 160 deg SoAm Spanish scheduled 1400-1600
* co-ch Voice of America in English Sat/Sun. From Dec. 9 at 1200 UT
Radio Habana Cuba announcement summer time/frequencies
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via DXLD)
** CUBA. RHC 13740 kHz --- RADIO HABANA CUBA PARA ESPAÑA DE 21 A 23
UTC EN 13740 KHZ.
Estimado Vicent: Acepte el fraterno saludo del colectivo de Radio
Habana Cuba, que se honra con su amistad y atención. Como nuestro
sitio en intenet se encuentra en proceso de modificación, le
informamos que, para su zona geográfica, transmitimos mediante la
Frecuencia 13740, cuya Banda es de 22 metros. Ojalá que lo ayude a
sintonizarnos con buena calidad. Con el mayor afecto, nos despedimos.
Rosario Lafita Fernández
J'Dpto. de Correspondencia Internacional
Radio Habana Cuba (via Vicent Mari, Dec 11, noticiasdx yg via DXLD
?? At 22-24, 13680 had been to Europe, 13740 to S America (gh, DXLD)
Presumed RHC on 10100 1341 14 December 2013 --- Apparently the wrong
frequency keyed into one of the RHC transmitters. Very strong here
1341 (Robert LaFore, Dec 14, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Yes, on 10100 is Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish, instead of traditional
11760. All other frequencies of Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish are on
air at 1500 UT, 9540, 11690, 11750, 11760, 11860, 13780, 15230, 15340,
17580 and 17730. Using remote receivers in USA and Canada (Ivo Ivanov,
1505 UT, ibid., WORLD OF RADIO 1700) Another 10100 just below:
10100, Radio Habana Cuba; 2059-2128:54*, 14-Dec; Latino music to 2100
RHC ID into French news; ID again at 2111+ into variety music program
-- from classical to cubano. Off abruptly in mid-tune. SIO=4+44 with
weak clatter QRM & brief tone at 2118+. Nothing on 5050 on which RHC
has nothing listed. RHC listed for French at 2100 on 11760 & 11880.
Upscrew?
9250, Radio Habana Cuba; 1344, 15-Dec; M in Spanish with Latino music.
SIO=2+52+. Mixing product between 9550, S30 & 9850 S20. 9550 - (9850 -
9550) = 9250; centers about 9250.05 (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! WORLD OF
RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
5040, Dec 16 at 0620, in `DXers Unlimited`, Arnie Coro admits he
records the show at home as he mixes it with other activities. That
explains the telco-degraded audio quality in the body of his shows, vs
the studio-quality open & close. He previously denied that he phoned
it in {not that there`s anything wrong with that}, insisting that he
goes to studio and filters his voice there for better(?) readability.
11880, Dec 16 at 2141, RHC has finally resumed Portuguese during this
semihour (to Africa), instead of repeating the 2100 French broadcast;
but something else has to be wrong! 11760 is // 11880 in Portuguese,
when 11760 is supposed to be off the air after its 2100 French to
Americas.
6060, Dec 18 at 0638, RHC English here is open carrier/dead air making
the het from Brasil(?) easier to hear. Then the transmitter breaks off
the air for a few seconds, returns still dead. Meanwhile the overkill
other English frequencies: 6100 is undermodulated as usual, while
5040, 6000 and 6165 are nominal.
17730, Dec 18 at 1452, RHC Spanish is gone again from its second 16m
frequency in the mornings, still poor on 17580 with the usual IBB CCI
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. Apparent ``New`` Frequency for HM01 at 0600 UT and Vocal
Difficulties --- Since the beginning of this week, I have monitored
the 0600 UTC broadcast of the Cuban numbers station that I mentioned
earlier, and have sent more recent logs (of all frequencies monitored)
to the folks at the Numbers and Oddities newsletter
http://numbersoddities.nl/newsletters.html via Ary Boender
<ary@luna.nl>. As part of those logs, I have noticed that Instead of
the posted frequency of 10345 kHz, the broadcast for 0600 UT is
apparently DAILY (will continue to check on this as the week goes on)
at 11435 kHz (a frequency which is listed for use at 1600, which I
have also monitored separately at that time).
Without a digital readout, I can not be certain if the 11435 number is
exact (or if I'm somehow getting an image of 10345 at 11435 on my
inexpensive portable radio); therefore, if anyone in the DXLD universe
can verify the exact frequency for the Cuban Lady Numbers Station at
0600- 0655 UT, I would appreciate it. If my report can be
independently verified, we may have to notify Aoki via his site at
http://www.geocities.jp/binewsjp/ about this change so his listings
and those of http://www.short-wave.info can be updated if necessary.
While I'm aware that Cuban frequencies may be off at times, (at least)
two days in a row at the same off listing frequency may be a trend to
watch out for at 0600 UT (1:00 AM on the East Coast of the USA) for
this transmission. It actually makes sense (since 10345 is off band,
while the 11345 frequency is on the 25 meter band -- and is at least
familiar to those punching in the numbers.
Other notes: It seems that the number "9" (nueve in Spanish) never
seems to be used during any of their transmissions. Does this indicate
that the Cuban voice module can't generate a decently audible sound
for them to be able to use it? Or have I just missed days and times
when they have used it?
In a similar vein, the number "3" (tres) sounds much lower than the
other numbers when used in a 5 digit number group. One may suppose
(based on the first note) that this number bill become the the next
one to become unusable for the Cubans on SW. [I am assuming that
replacement parts for this 30+ year old former East German machine are
hard to come by these days.] (Shawn Fahrer, NYC, USA, Merry Dxmas and
to all, 73s, Dec 18, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA [non]. ??UNID??? 9490, Tentative Radio República in Spanish,
S=9+25dB here in Germany. Some literature theatre RADIO PLAY soap
about problemas and amore, also bad weather, in progress by two
actors, female and male announcer. 0140 UT Dec 15. Issoudun France
origin? (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via
DXLD) Surely (gh)
** DIEGO GARCIA. 12759-USB, Dec 15 at 0139, trace of music, i.e. AFN.
Takes a very good opening for this last remnant of AFRTS on SW to
become readable (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY, 12759/USB, U.S. Armed Forces Network;
0115-0135+, 15-Dec; Saturday Night [sic] rock music program; 0129 PSA
string including one for the FBI; 0134 Civil War feature on the Battle
of Mobile Bay; 0134+ "Today on AFN". SIO=152+. Also 1203, 15-Dec with
mortgage spot, into ESPN program. SIO=152+ (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! WORLD OF
RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** EAST TURKISTAN. 9795, Dec 16 at 1403, news in English with American
accent, so probably CRI --- yes, 500 kW, 308 degrees from Urumqi, per
HFCC this hour only, 14-15. Deep in the sideband splash from 9800 VOA
Philippines in Korean (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) see also
unid 9070
** ECUADOR. 1030.00, R. Eco Antena, Guayaquil; 1/12 0235-0302, 22222,
mx px, 101.3 FM y 1030 kHz, la Beta Radio, mx, ID “Eco Antena 1030
está contigo en entretenimiento (Pedro F. Arrunátegui, Lima, Dec
Chasqui DX, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ECUADOR. 4781.7, HCLE7 Radio Oriental; 2314, 13-Dec; M in Spanish
with vocal tune to R.O. ID at 2316, into peppy promos. Poor (Harold
Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish
unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in
real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ECUADOR. 6050.00, R. HCJB, Quito; 3/12 1058-1135, 44444+, mxf, px A
través de la biblia, ID "HCJB", px Camino hacia la Cumbre 2014, news.
Muchos 128´s PFA (Pedro F. Arrunátegui, Lima, Dec Chasqui DX, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
B-13 shortwave schedule of HCJB Global Voice:
0830-1100 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Kichwa
0830-1100 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Kichwa
1100-1130 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Kichwa Sat/Sun
1100-1130 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Kichwa Sat/Sun
1100-1500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish Mon-Fri
1100-1500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish Mon-Fri
1130-1500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish Sat/Sun
1130-1500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish Sat/Sun
1900-2130 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish
1900-2130 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish
2130-2200 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Chapalaa
2130-2200 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Chapalaa
2200-2330 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish
2200-2330 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish
2330-2400 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Shuar Mon-Fri
2330-2400 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Shuar Mon-Fri
2330-2400 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish Sat/Sun
2330-2400 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish Sat/Sun
0000-0030 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Cofan
0000-0030 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Cofan
0030-0100 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Kichwa
0030-0100 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Kichwa
0100-0130 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Waorani Mon-Fri
0100-0130 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Waorani Mon-Fri
0100-0300 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Kichwa Sat/Sun
0100-0300 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Kichwa Sat/Sun
0130-0500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish Mon-Fri
0130-0500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish Mon-Fri
0300-0500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 018 deg to CeAm Spanish Sat/Sun
0300-0500 on 6050 QUI 010 kW / 172 deg to SoAm Spanish Sat/Sun
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #826 December 16, 2013, via DXLD)
Ivo missed the 15-minute English program on HCJB Quito, really
language lessons within the mostly-Spanish blox: in EST from
http://spotlightenglish.com/tunein/
HCJB - The Voice of the Andes - Ecuador
Su,Sa 12:30:00 Shortwave - 6050 kHz
Sa 18:45:00 Shortwave - 6050 kHz
Mo-Fr 22:30:00 Shortwave - 6050 kHz
- See more at:
http://spotlightenglish.com/tunein/#sthash.X3RqX7Q6.dpuf
== Tue-Sat 0330, Sat 2345, Sat & Sun 1730 UT --- But it would not hurt
to reconfirm it (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** EGYPT. 9965, Radio Cairo (presumed); 2349, 13-Dec; W in English
(can just tell it's English); to 2351 ME music. SIO=4+22 with strong
buzz.
9900, Radio Cairo (presumed); *2111-2116+, 13-Dec; OC suddenly into
chant. 2115 pip brief anmt into more chanting. Uncopiable with buzz.
15345, Radio Cairo (presumed); 1601, 14-Dec; W in English with very
muted audio, but not buzzy! (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition,
Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All
logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** EQUATORIAL GUINEA [and non]. 15190, Dec 12 at 1957, JBA carrier
from R. Africa direct, and continuing past 1900 with trace of
modulation until WRMI finally cuts on at *2008:18 with music, making
SAH, Day 12 of the RAN/RAN self-collision.
The previous R. Africa frequency from WRMI, 17790 with only fair
signal, at 1958 was ending ``TLLB``, meaning Truth, Light & Life
Broadcast, from Virginia with an 800 number; 1959 Radio Africa Network
ID announces QSY to 15190 at 2000 (not 2008!), and off 17790 by 2000*.
15190, Dec 13 at 2004, WRMI is already on with preacher from North
Carolina on the Radio Africa Network, and still with lite CCI, SAH
from the other Radio Africa for the thirteenth day in a row (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15190, Radio Africa, 0705-0723, 14-12, male, English, religious
comments. 14321 (Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain, Logs in Reinante, Sony
ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8 meters, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO
1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15190, Dec 14 at 1953, can`t detect any signal from R. Africa, Bata,
nor after 2000 when R. Africa, Okeechobee is on at 2017 and 2112 chex
--- for the first time no self-collision since the latter began
December 1.
Have Radio Africa Network finally got their acts apart, or is it just
a fluke, propagational or otherwise? Was anyone hearing 15190 Bata
earlier on this date? Now at 1953, Botswana on 15580 has a fair
signal; and so does 17790, WRMI`s previous frequency which is also
undermodulated (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Hi Glenn, On 15190 with Radio Africa via Bata: Dec 12 at 1544 with
Christ Gospel Broadcast (P. O. Box 786 Jeffersonville, Indiana 47131);
another Thursday with Tony Alamo's program starting at 1559; almost
fair. Dec 13 with syndicated Calif. religious program at 1531; weak.
Dec 14 at 1544 clearly off the air; no carrier or anything at I time I
have recently had no problem hearing them (Ron Howard, San Francisco,
dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15190, WRMI, Radio Miami Int'l (presumed); 2038, 14-Dec; Non-B.S.
English huxter on sin and the end times. No hint of any other audio
under. SIO=4+54+ (Frodge-DXP)
17790, WRMI Radio Miami Int'l (presumed); 1809, 14-Dec; English
religious program, "Let the Bible Speak, from the Free Presbyterian
Church in Ulster". SIO=4+54+; not // 9955 with B.S., SIO=4+44 with
only hint of hiss jammer. Also 1423, 15-Dec with jazzy versions on
familiar religious tunes; no BoH break. S15 peaks (Harold Frodge,
M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated
bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time!
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15190, Dec 15 at 1950 check, no signal from R. Africa direct, a few
minutes before WRMI`s version starts here. Nor did I hear it Dec 14.
Ron Howard, San Francisco, confirms, ``Dec 14 at 1544 clearly off the
air; no carrier or anything at I time I have recently had no problem
hearing them.`` For self-QRM avoidance, they didn`t need to turn Bata
off 15190 completely, just after 2000. But they can probably cover
all-Africa better from faraway Florida on 17790 at 14-20, 15190 at 20-
23 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15190.01, R. Africa - Bata. English (American) preaching at 1940 after
R. Pilipinas s/off at 1930. Good signal, too! Not strong but with
great clarity. ID for R. Africa in the bible program at 1958. THEN: at
2002, WYFR/R. Africa signs on with a strong signal, absolutely no
station ID - only a program ID, and straight into English (American)
religious programming. Bata can still be heard underneath but pretty
much squashed for all intents and purposes. This left me wondering
WHY? on Dec 16! (Rob VK3BVW Wagner, NSW, http://www.medxr.blogspot.com
ARDXC mailing list via DXLD)
15190, R. Africa is back, direct from Bata, despite R. Africa via
WRMI. Bata had been missing on Dec 14-15, so we thought they might
have finally got their acts apart. Dec 16 at 1950, still no signal on
15190 from either, but at 2139 recheck, the previous mix of two
stations with different preachers is back, and making the typical SAH
of 200/minute = three and a third Hz apart (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF
RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15190, another check on Dec 17, not until 2132 and I am only hearing
one station, the Japanese Mississippian preacheress who purports to be
a biblical authority. 2225 music. Only very slight fading, seemingly
propagational, rather than a regular subaudible heterodyne. If the
Bata carrier is on, it`s very weak, unmodulated.
15190, Dec 18 at 1958, no signal from R. Africa, Bata; *2002:35 WRMI
cuts on with music, and then `Apostolic Witness Radio Broadcast` from
Memphis; 2027 recheck, still only one signal audible, undermodulated
from WRMI, slow fades, but apparently not SAH from a Bata carrier
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ERITREA [non]. BELGIUM(non) Upcoming frequency changes of BRB
clandestine stations: Radio Assenna Mon/Wed/Fri & Voice of the Forum
of Eritreans Tue/Thu/Sat/Sun
1700-1800 NF 11720 secret / hidden site to EaAf Tigrinya, ex 15245
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via DXLD)
Note the unusual double frequency entries at present shown for Radio
Inyabutatu and Radio Assenna at
http://www.airtime.org/shortwave/schedule.php
I checked them out tonight shortly before 1800. The results: For Radio
Inyabutatu no trace of a signal on 17870 and a trace of a carrier, not
necessarily related of course, on 15310. Presumed Radio Assenna was
weak on 15245, no result on 11720 where buzz from the neighbour's TV
would have obliterated possible weak signals. And no trace of the also
listed ESAT on 15370, but who knows to where they hopped tonight.
This really needs monitoring from outside Central Europe (Kai Ludwig,
Germany, Dec 14, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ERITREA [non]. Alyx & Yey, former Broadcast Belgium (BRB) changes:
Voice of the Forum of Eritreans only on Dec. 12 2 frequencies in //:
1700-1800 11720*ISS 250 kW / 130 deg EaAf Tigrinya//15245 secret site
*QRM from China Radio International in Arabic on 11725 via Cerrik,
Albania (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #825, December 15, 2013, via DXLD)
BELGIUM (non) Confirmed frequency changes of Alyx & Yey clandestine
stations: Radio Assenna in Tigrinya from Dec. 16:
1700-1800 NF 11720 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg EaAf Mon/Wed/Fri, ex 15245
Jammed by Ethiopia with broadband DRM-like white noise
Voice of the Forum of Eritreans in Tigrinya from Dec. 17:
1700-1800 NF 11720 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg EaAf Tue/Thu/Sat/Sun, ex 15245
Jammed by Ethiopia with broadband DRM-like white noise (Ivo Ivanov, DX
RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
Beware of assenna.com Re: `` ERITREA [non]. 15245, R. Assenna (via
Kostinbrod-Sofia) *1700-1706+ 29 Nov. Opening chat in (presumed)
Tigrinya with ID/frequency/website info --- http://assenna.com will
get you there, nice HOA songs and chat (Dan Sheedy, Swami's Beach, CA
G5/PL380/6m X wire, WORLD OF RADIO 1699, DX LISTENING DIGEST)``
Hello - I tried the assenna.com website ... it seemed to attempt to
install a "Neutrino" (I think root-kit) virus on Internet Explorer (my
antivirus/firewall got it). I greatly enjoy your radio program. All
the best, Chris (Christopher D. Watkins, President, Industrial
Mindworks, Inc. | Algorithm, Inc., industrialmindworks.com |
algorithm.com Dec 14, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** ETHIOPIA. B-13 shortwave schedule of several Ethiopian stations:
0300-0400 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
0300-0400 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
0300-0400 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
0300-0400 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0300-0400 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0300-0400 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
0300-0400 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
0400-0430 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
0400-0430 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
0400-0430 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
0400-0430 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0400-0430 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0400-0430 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig VOPeace and Democracy
0400-0430 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig VOPeace and Democracy
0430-0600 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
0430-0600 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
0430-0600 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
0430-0600 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0430-0600 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0430-0600 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
0430-0600 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
0600-0900 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
0600-0900 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
0600-0900 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
0600-0900 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0600-0900 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
0600-0900 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
0600-0900 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
1200-1500 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Som/Afa/Ara R. Ethiopia
1200-1500 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Som/Afa/Ara R. Ethiopia
1500-1600 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
1500-1600 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
1500-1600 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
1500-1600 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1500-1600 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1500-1600 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Ara/Tig/Afa VODem.Alliance
1500-1600 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Ara/Tig/Afa VODem.Alliance
1600-1700 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
1600-1700 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
1600-1700 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
1600-1700 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1600-1700 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1600-1700 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH English R. Ethiopia
1600-1700 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH English R. Ethiopia
1700-1800 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
1700-1800 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
1700-1800 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
1700-1800 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1700-1800 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1700-1800 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH French R. Ethiopia
1700-1800 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH French R. Ethiopia
1800-1830 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
1800-1830 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
1800-1830 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
1800-1830 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1800-1830 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1800-1830 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig VOPeace and Democracy
1800-1830 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig VOPeace and Democracy
1830-1900 6090 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Amhara
1830-1900 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
1830-1900 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
1830-1900 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1830-1900 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1830-1900 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
1830-1900 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
1900-2000 5950 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Tig/Afa VOTigray Revolution
1900-2000 6030 GEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Oro R. Oromiya
1900-2000 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1900-2000 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
1900-2000 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
1900-2000 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
2000-2100 6110 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
2000-2100 7210 AAB 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro R. Fana
2000-2100 7237vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
2000-2100 9566vGEJ 100 kW / non-dir ETH Amh/Oro/Tig R. Ethiopia
Afa=Afar; Amh=Amharic; Ara=Arabic; Oro=Oromo; Som=Somali; Tig=Tigrinya
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via DXLD)
** ETHIOPIA [non]. BELGIUM(non) Upcoming frequency changes of BRB
clandestine stations: Oromo Voice, new transmission
1600-1630 on 17850 secret / hidden site to EaAf Oromo Mon/Wed/Sat
I tried on Sat/Mon/Wed, Dec.7/9/11, but still no broadcasts (Ivo
Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via WORLD OF RADIO
1700, DXLD)
** ETHIOPIA [non]. 15365, CLANDESTINE. ESAT Radio – Kostinbrod
[BULGARIA] (presumed), 1713-1738 Dec 10, long talk by a man announcer
in listed Amharic language with remote reports from different men.
Horn of Africa vocals at 1732. Poor with very deep fades to almost
non-existent at time (Richard A. D’Angelo, Wyomissing, PA 19610 U.S.A,
Dec 17, Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton E1, Eton E5, Alpha Delta DX
Sloper, RF Systems Mini-Windom, Datong FL3, JPS ANC-4, via Craig
Seager, ARDXC via DXLD)
** ETHIOPIA [non]. 17630, CLANDESTINE, Radio Xoriyo – Issoudun
[FRANCE], 1619-1630* Dec 10, man announcer with talk in Somalia
language with Horn of Africa instrumental music prior to brief talk
and HoA male vocals. 1629 apparently ID and closedown announcements
with music continuing until the transmission carrier was terminated.
Poor but improving to fair by closedown (Richard A. D’Angelo,
Wyomissing, PA 19610 U.S.A, Dec 17, Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton
E1, Eton E5, Alpha Delta DX Sloper, RF Systems Mini-Windom, Datong
FL3, JPS ANC-4, via Craig Seager, ARDXC via DXLD)
** ETHIOPIA [non]. Alyx & Yey, former Broadcast Belgium (BRB) changes:
Oromo Voice at new time and frequency, according to Aoki list. I'll
check tomorrow.
1500-1530 on 15515 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg to EaAf Oromo Mon/Wed/Sat
1600-1630 on 17850 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg to EaAf Oromo Mon/Wed/Sat
cancelled (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #825, December 15, 2013, via
WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** EUROPE. Last night heard a mixed Italian/Argentine tango music
pirate on 6240.440 kHz in deep European night at 0112 UT, some Tango
mx of the 30ties from last century. 73 wb df5sx (Wolfgang Büschel, Dec
15, HCDX via DXLD)
** FINLAND. 25000, Time Signal Stations Mikes, 1145-1156, 14-12, time
signals, pulse with each second. 14321 (Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain,
Logs in Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8 meters, dxldyg
via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** FRANCE. Unscheduled broadcast of Radio France Internationale Dec.
18: 1345-1410 9790 ISS 500 kW / ??? deg to ???? French very strong in
Sofia (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** GERMANY. Oggetto: Tests am Sonntag, 15.12. mit neuem Reservesender
/ testing on Sunday, Dec. 15th with new stand-by transmitter
During the last weeks we have been busy with working on our new stand-
by transmitter. When we were ON AIR, then only with the driver and
around 60 watts. Last night we succeeded in testing the transmitter,
its cooling and output filter without modulation and with a 1000 Hz
tone. So today we are able to run some tests carrying program using
different power levels;* your reception reports would be very helpful!
*We can't give an exact**schedule, and surely we will have some breaks
for measurement and adjusting. So just tune in to 6070 kHz; if you
hear religious music, you are on 6075 :-). For last minute news please
look at AKTUELL on our homepage: http://www.channel292.de
*Nederlands:* :-[ (via Roberto Rizzardi, Dec 15, playdx yg via DXLD)
** GERMANY. 6045, European Music Radio, Nauen, 0905-0920, 15-12,
English, comments, identification "European Music Radio", pop music.
// with 9480 kHz. 34433 (Méndez)
7265, European Music Radio, Gohren, 0805-0820, 15-12, pop music, male,
identification: "European Music Radio, EMR", comments, English. 34433-
9480, European Music Radio, Gohren, *0900-0915, 15-12, male,
identification; "This is European Music Radio", pop music and
comments, English. 24322 (Méndez)
9480, Radio Geronimo, Gohren, *1000-1010, 15-12, male, English: "Short
Wave listeners, this is Radio Geronimo Short Wave... P. O. Box...
Germany, P. O. Box.. Holland", pop music, "Free Radio". 24322. (Manuel
Méndez, Lugo, Spain, Logs in Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable
antenna, 8 meters, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
EMR & Geronimo Schedule for 15th December 2013
EMR 0800 to 0900 UT Goehren / 7265 Stewart Ross
EMR 0900 to 1000 UT Goehren / 9480 Tom & Mike Taylor
EMR 0900 to 1000 UT Nauen / 6045 Tom & Mike Taylor
Please send all E.M.R. reports to: studio@emr.org.uk Thank you!
EMR Internet repeats on Sunday and Monday: Programme repeats are at
the following times: 0800, 1300, 1700, 2000 UT. Please visit
http://www.emr.org.uk and click on the “EMR internet radio” button
which you will find throughout the website (see the menu on the left).
Radio Geronimo Relay: RG 1000 to 1200 UT Gohren / 9480 KHz
Please send all reports to: geronimoshortwave@hotmail.com Thank you!
Good Listening! 73s (Tom Taylor, Dec 14, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GERMANY. Winter B13 of 3985/3995/6005/6070/6190/7265/7310/7365/9480
0000-2400 on 3985 KLL 001 kW / non-dir to CeEu as follows:
0000-0530 Daily Radio 700 German
0530-0545 Mon-Sat Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
0530-0545 Sunday Radio 700 German
0545-0630 Daily Radio 700 German
0630-0645 Mon-Sat Radio 700 German
0630-0645 Sunday Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
0645-1000 Daily Radio 700 German
1000-1100 Daily Radio 700 German
1100-1115 Daily Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
1115-1745 Daily Radio 700 German
1745-1800 Mon-Sat Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
1745-1800 Sunday Radio 700 German
1800-1930 Daily Radio 700 German
1930-2000 Daily Radio Slovakia International German
2000-2030 Daily Radio Prague German
2030-2100 Daily Polish Radio Warsaw German
2100-2200 Daily Radio Ukraine International German
2200-2400 Daily Radio 700 German
0000-2400 on 3995 WNM 1.5 kW / non-dir to CeEu as follows:
0000-0400 Daily HCJB International, including English
0400-0430 Daily HCJB Russian
0430-0600 Daily HCJB German
0600-0630 Daily Missionswerk Werner Heukelbach
0630-0900 Daily HCJB German
0900-1000 Daily Ichtys Radio German
1000-1630 Daily HCJB German
1630-1700 Daily Missionswerk Werner Heukelbach
1700-2230 Daily HCJB German
2230-2330 Daily Ichtys Radio German
2330-2400 Daily HCJB International, including English
0700-1800 on 6005 KLL 100 kW / non-dir to CeEu as follows:
0700-0900 Daily Radio Belarus German
0900-1100 Daily Radio 700 German, except:
0900-1000 2nd Sun Atlantic 2000 International French
1000-1100 3rd Sun Radio Joystik German
1000-1100 4th Sun Radio Gloria International German
1100-1115 Daily Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
1115-1745 Daily Radio 700 German
1745-1800 Mon-Sat Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
1745-1800 Sunday Radio 700 German
0000-2400 6070 ROB 2.5 kW / non-dir to CeEu German Radio Channel 292:
Relay Radio Nordsee International, Radio Caroline, Radio Atlantis, etc
0800-1400 Dec.29 Free Radio Service Holland Dutch/German/English
0900-1200 6190 GOH 001 kW / 230 deg to CeEu USB+carrier as follows:
0900-1200 Sat/Wed Hamburger Lokalradio German
0800-1200 6190 GOH 001 kW / 230 deg to CeEu USB+carrier as follows:
0800-0900 2nd Sun European Music Radio English
0900-1000 2nd Sun MV Baltic Radio English/German
1100-1300 2nd Sun Radio Gloria International English/German
0900-1000 3rd Sun European Music Radio English
1100-1200 3rd Sun MV Baltic Radio English/German
0600-0900 7265 GOH 001 kW / 230 deg to CeEu USB+carrier as follows:
0600-0730 Sat/Wed Hamburger Lokalradio German
0730-0800 Sat/Wed GH's World of Radio English [not Dec 25, Jan 1]
0800-0900 Sat/Wed Hamburger Lokalradio German
[Dec 25 & Jan 1 specials entirely in German --- gh]
1200-1600 7265 GOH 001 kW / 230 deg to CeEu USB+carrier as follows:
1200-1530 Sat/Wed Hamburger Lokalradio German, except
1200-1300 Sat/Wed Swedish DX Federation Swedish on January 11/15, 2014
1300-1400 4th Sat Radio City English
1530-1600 Sat/Wed GH's World of Radio English [not Dec 25, Jan 1]
[Dec 25 & Jan 1 specials entirely in German --- gh]
0600-1400 7265 GOH 001 kW / 230 deg to CeEu USB+carrier as follows:
0900-1000 1st Sun MV Baltic Radio English/German
1200-1400 1st Sun Radio Gloria International English/German
0800-0900 3rd Sun European Music Radio English
0600-0800 4th Sun Radio Gloria International English/German
1200-1400 4th Sun Radio Gloria International English/German
0700-1300 7310 KLL 001 kW / non-dir to CeEu as follows:
0700-1100 Daily Radio 700 German, except
0900-1000 2nd Sun Atlantic 2000 International French
1000-1200 2nd Sun Free Radio Service Holland Dutch/German/English
1000-1100 3rd Sun Radio Gloria International German
1100-1115 Daily Missionswerk Freundesdienst German
1115-1300 Daily Radio 700 German
0000-2400 7365 WNM 0.1 kW / 145 deg to SEEu as follows:
0000-0400 Daily HCJB International, including English
0400-0430 Daily HCJB Russian
0430-0600 Daily HCJB German
0600-0630 Daily Missionswerk Werner Heukelbach
0630-0900 Daily HCJB German
0900-1000 Daily Ichtys Radio German
1000-1630 Daily HCJB German
1630-1700 Daily Missionswerk Werner Heukelbach
1700-2230 Daily HCJB German
2230-2330 Daily Ichtys Radio German
2330-2400 Daily HCJB International, including English
0800-1200 9480 GOH 001 kW / 230 deg to CeEu USB+carrier as follows:
1000-1100 1st Sun MV Baltic Radio English/German
1000-1100 2nd Sun Atlantic 2000 International French
0900-1000 3rd Sun European Music Radio English
1000-1200 3rd Sun Radio Geronimo English
0800-1000 4th Sun Radio Gloria International English/German
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** GERMANY. Today at 0748, I found a German sounding station on 7310
with a program of ompah ompah German songs and talks by OM in German.
Does any one know who can be?
http://www.ipernity.com/doc/zliangas/28907149
(Zacharias Liangas, Thessaloniki, Greece, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Kall, 7310 0400-1600 18,19,27,28,29,37N KLL 20kW non-dir antenna# ITU
925, daily DEU D RSH FNA. Kall site, next to not so far Luxembourg
border (Wolfgang Büschel, ibid.)
** GERMANY [and non]. DRM:
15896, biteXpress, Germany, 13/12 0902 UT, SNR 3dB only! Good to
decode but not strong enough to pull audio. 1 kW. Long path
15585, REE Noblejas, Spain, 14/12 0940 UT, SNR 20.1 Db, excellent
copy, no drop-outs. Long path. 73, (Nick VK2DX [Sydney] Hacko, NSW,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GERMANY [non]. Deutsche Welle changes from January 1, 2014:
1300-1400 NF 17860 KIG 250 kW / 295 deg WeAf Hausa, ex 12070
1330-1400 NF 15700 KIG 250 kW / 030 deg WeAs Dari, ex 9440 ERV
1400-1430 NF 15700 KIG 250 kW / 030 deg WeAs Pashto, ex 9440 ERV
1430-1500 NF 15700 KIG 250 kW / 030 deg SoAs Urdu, ex 15275 KIG
1430-1500 on 9440 ERV 300 kW / 100 deg SoAs Urdu, will be cancelled
1930-2000 on 11800 KIG 250 kW / non-dir CeAf English, will cancelled
1930-2000 NF 11800 KIG 250 kW / non-dir CeAf Portuguese, ex 7305 KIG
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #826 December 16, 2013, via DXLD)
** GERMANY [and non]. NDR Christmas Eve transmitter sites --- Someone
posted the transmitter details for the 24 Dec only NDR shortwave
transmission at
http://radioforum.foren.mysnip.de/read.php?8773,1087715,1193071#msg-1193071
As it was to be expected: Nauen, Issoudun and Moosbrunn. In particular
two of the four ALLISS units at Nauen, with the Telefunken
transmitters run at 25% power, two of the many at this time idle
ALLISS units at Issoudun, with the Thomson transmitters run at half
power (they can't go below 250 kW), and one of the 100 kW transmitters
at Moosbrunn with the fixed bidirectional curtain.
1900-2100 6125 Nauen (125 kW, 250 )
1900-2100 9460 Nauen (125 kW, 130 )
1900-2100 9885 Moosbrunn (100 kW, 115 )
1900-2100 11955 Issoudun (250 kW, 195 )
1900-2300 9925 Issoudun (250 kW, 156 )
2100-2300 6040 Nauen (125 kW, 250 )
2100-2300 9435 Issoudun (250 kW, 195 )
2100-2300 9625 Moosbrunn (100 kW, 115 )
2100-2300 9880 Nauen (125 kW, 130 ) (Kai Ludwig, Germany, Dec 12,
dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GERMANY [and non] Media Broadcast changes:
Special broadcasts of NDR on Christmas Eve on December 24:
1900-2100 on 6125 NAU 125 kW / 250 deg to North Atlantic
1900-2100 on 9460 NAU 125 kW / 130 deg to Indian Ocean West
1900-2100 on 9885 MOS 100 kW / 115 deg to Indian Ocean East
1900-2100 on 9925 ISS 250 kW / 156 deg to Indian Ocean/SoAf
1900-2100 on 11955 ISS 250 kW / 195 deg to South Atlantic
2100-2300 on 6040 NAU 125 kW / 250 deg to North Atlantic
2100-2300 on 9435 ISS 250 kW / 195 deg to South Atlantic
2100-2300 on 9625 NAU 125 kW / 130 deg to Indian Ocean West
2100-2300 on 9880 MOS 100 kW / 115 deg to Indian Ocean East
2100-2300 on 9925 ISS 250 kW / 156 deg to Indian Ocean/SoAf
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** GERMANY [and non]. New updated official Media Broadcast B-13
schedule
http://www.media-broadcast.com/fileadmin/user_upload/Downloads/B13_operational_161213_MBR.pdf
(Akbar Indra Gunawan, Dec 18, Hard-Core-DX mailing list via DXLD)
** GOA. UNID on 11744 (and today on 9814) is All India Radio
INDIA All India Radio on very odd frequencies:
1115-1215 9814 PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Tamil, instead of 9810
1215-1245 9814 PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Telugu, instead of 9810
1315-1415 11744 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Dari, instead of 11740*
1415-1530 11744 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Pashto, instead of 11740*
*scheduled 11670 -- 73! (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria, Dec 13,
dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Alokesh, I measured exact 11743.968 kHz this afternoon.
INDIA 11743.968 These Goa Panaji txs (I guess older Swiss BBC ones ? -
http://www.swcountry.be/ind.html
2 x 250 kW, BBC SK53C3-2P type of 1992)
were also mostly unstable on odd frequencies in past years.
Noted AIR TX signing OFF at 15.30:20 UT Dec 13. At 1520 UT Dec 13
noted S=9+35dB proper signal here in southern Germany.
btw. Aoki Nagoya list is WRONG ? Shows 500 kW of power, but I've my
döubts; there is no combine two TXs via antenna matrix at Panaji so
far? I guess 500 kW data entry left over from an earlier Bangalore
beast entry. 73 wb df5sx (Wolfgang Büschel, dxldyg via DX LLISTENING
DIGEST)
Hi Wolfy, Agreed! 500 kW must be an older entry at Aoki. Heard Dec 13
on 11743.97 with ID in English at 1530* ("Good Evening. This is All
India Radio ..."); QRM from whistling sound/jamming? Poor, but certain
ID, per attached audio [7 seconds to the dxldyg]. Thanks to Ralph
Perry for the alert yesterday (Ron Howard, San Francisco, ibid.)
Yes, precise on 7253.979 kHz at 1655 UT, but CRI English-Chinese
lesson 7255 kHz is on top signal here in Germany.
also Goa Panaji 2045 UT 11740
2300-0345 11740
0400-0600 15210 kHz. 73 wb (Büschel, ibid.)
INDIA re defunct tx at Goa Panaji. AIR Goa now from 2045 UT onwards -
but also odd minus 21 Hertz on 11739.979 kHz.
i.e. compared to 7253v, when 7253.979 kHz this afternoon, so the AIR
engineer aligned NOW, switched DOWN +4000 Hertz. wb (Büschel, 2213 UT
Dec 13, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
11739.966, AIR Dari service to AFG & IRN border region started very
late at 1322 UT Dec 14, and at this moment I could easily note the
"wobbling whistle signal from defunct 250 kW unit at Goa Panaji".
The engineer aligned the Goa TX yesterday night
"MINUS 4000 Hertz" {so left 11743.968 today)
So the exact frequency measurement shows today UT afternoon on
11739.966 kHz, signal strength was of AHEAD AIR signal about S=9+20dB
here in Germany. CNR2 program on even 11740 kHz is underneath.
Listen to the WHISTLE WOBBLER on attached record. vy73 wolfy df5sx
(Büschel, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, ibid.)
All India Radio on Dec.14
1315-1415 11740 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg WeAs Dari, ex 11744 on Dec.12/13
1415-1530 11740 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg WeAs Pashto, ex 11744 Dec 12/13
but now
1615-1730 7254 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg WeAs Hindi, instead of 7250 and
later
1730-1830 7254 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg WeAs Malayalam, instead of 7250
-- 73! (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Re defunct [defective?] Goa Panaji txers - or lets say incompetent
engineers there. In February 2010 I sent a complaint to
Reception Reports may be sent to
Mr.V.N.Page, Station Engineer, AIR Panaji at the email id
<panaji.spt @ air.org.in>
Comment in my archive
AIR Panaji (250 kW) Both the 250 kW SW transmitters of AIR Panaji
carrying External Services were not heard for some months but one
transmitter is noted back on the air with the following schedule now.
(wb, March 2010)
Latest info received shows that the frequencies listed as Panaji above
viz 9810 & 15185 kHz are actually from Delhi. Any inconvenience caused
is regretted. (June 2010)
March 2011:
All India Radio - Panaji (Goa) <www.airpanaji.gov.in>
- - -
Yes, at 1713 UT Dec 14 on 7250 kHz nominal - plus 3981 Hertz, meaning
7253.981 kHz exact measure, S=9+25dB signal in Germany, but the
adjacent China station on 7255 exact is even stronger a little bit,
compared to yesterday Dec 13. 73 wb (Wolfgang Büschel, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** GREECE. 11645 12/Dez 0625, ERT3 in Greek. Greek pop music. At 0630
OM talk. No signal on 7475, 9420, 15630. Weak signal.
[and non] 11905, 12/Dez 0649 CHINA, CNR 6 in Hakka (listed). OM talk,
at 0650 Chinese pop music. 25432. In SDR Twente on 11905 a totally
distorted signal. Seems to be the ERT3(?), but or is another
transmission or is lagged compared to 11645. At 0700 time signal type
Big Ben and YL talk. Returning at 0700 to 11645, no signal of ERT3. At
0702 no distorted signal on 11905, now CNR6 with very weak signal
(Jorge Freitas, Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W - Brasil,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GREECE. Winter B-13 schedule of ERT. All frequencies are not
registered in B13 HFCC database. Some days the station used 1 or 2
frequencies or no broadcast on the air. Often the technicians don't
make frequency changes, e.g. 0600-0700 7475 Dec. 11, 7450 Dec. 12 //
11645 and no signal 9420
1300-1700 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek, not active in B-13
1300-1700 9935 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg WeEu Greek, not active in B-13
1300-1700 15630 AVL 100 kW / 105 deg SoAs Greek, not active in B-13
1700-1900 7450 AVL 100 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek, not active in B-13
1700-1900 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek, not active in B-13
1700-1900 15630 AVL 100 kW / 105 deg SoAs Greek, not active in B-13
1900-2300 7450 AVL 100 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek
1900-2300 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek
1900-2300 15650 AVL 100 kW / 260 deg CeEu Greek
2300-0300 7475 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg NoAm Greek
2300-0300 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg NoAm Greek
2300-0300 15650 AVL 100 kW / 226 deg SoAm Greek
0300-0600 7475 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg NoAm Greek
0300-0600 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg NoAm Greek
0300-0600 11645 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg WeEu Greek
0600-0700 7475 AVL 100 kW / 182 deg NoAf Greek
0600-0700 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek
0600-0700 11645 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg WeEu Greek
0700-0900 7475 AVL 100 kW / 182 deg NoAf Greek, irregular air
0700-0900 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek, irregular air
0700-0900 11645 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg WeEu Greek, irregular air
0900-1300 7475 AVL 100 kW / 182 deg NoAf Greek Sat/Sun, irregular
0900-1300 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg WeEu Greek Sat/Sun, irregular
0900-1300 11645 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg WeEu Greek Sat/Sun, irregular
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via DXLD)
7475, Dec 13 at 0641, presumed Thessaloniki with undermodulated Greek
music, instead of 7450 this time. Still nothing audible on 9420 or
higher frequencies in daytime (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This is my reception report for Friday and Saturday, December 14, 2013
FRIDAY 12/13 | SATURDAY 12/14
1900 2000 2100 2200 2300| 0000 0100 0200 kHz Az. kW Stn ER++
00000 00000 15431 15431 15431|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 7450 323 100 AVL1 T3
00000 00000 15431 15431 15431|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 15630 285 100 AVL2 T5
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000|00000 00000 00000 9420 323 170 AVL3 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 00000|15431 15431 15431 15650 226 100 AVL1 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 00000|15431 15431 45444 7475 285 100 AVL2 A5
(John Babbis, MD, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
7475 is the frequency of choice tonight, Dec 14 at 0343 with
undermodulated Greek music on S9+18 carrier (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
15630, V of Greece, 14/12 1347, In Greek, pop music loud S9+15 db QSB,
73 (Nick VK2DX [Sydney] Hacko, NSW, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15630, Dec 14 at 1428, music and talk, presumed Greek on poor signal,
and also at 1737. What`s left of V. of Greece is seldom heard on 15
MHz any more, but surely can`t be OMAN, the source of numerous wooden
registrations, while Avlis is totally missing from HFCC. Fortunately,
WEWN 15610 is not strong enough at the moment to audiblize its second-
order spur on 15628.
7475, Dec 15 at 0204, undermodulated Greek again. Tsk,
``undermodulated`` is such a long word and we have to write it so
often about so many stations. Should I declare an abbr., like UM?
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Glenn: good idea, but that would suggest OM for "over-modulated"
which effect perhaps happens less frequently but still often enough
for the abbreviation be used. But OM -- sadly -- has that other
meaning (OM / YL) so there'd be cross-over. Then again, maybe that
would drive the OM / YL abbreviations out of existence! :) (Philip
Hiscock, Canada, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
ELLINIKI RADIOPHONIA
This is my reception report for Sunday and Monday, December 16, 2013
SUNDAY 12/15 | MONDAY 12/16
1900 2000 2100 2200 2300| 0000 0100 0200 kHz Az. kW Stn ER++
00000 00000 15241 15241 XXXXX|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 7450 323 100 AVL1 T3
00000 00000 15241 15241 XXXXX|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 15630 285 100 AVL2 T5
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000|00000 00000 00000 9420 323 170 AVL3 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 15241|15241 15241 15241 15650 226 100 AVL1 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 55434|55434 55444 55444 7475 285 100 AVL2 A5
MONDAY 12/16 | TUESDAY 12/17
1900 2000 2100 2200 2300| 0000 0100 0200 kHz Az. kW Stn ER++
00000 00000 25242 25242 15241|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 7450 323 100 AVL1 T3
00000 00000 15241 25242 15241|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 15630 285 100 AVL2 T5
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000|00000 00000 00000 9420 323 170 AVL3 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX|15241 15241 15241 15650 226 100 AVL1 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX|45444 45444 35333 7475 285 100 AVL2 A5
(John Babbis, MD, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
[and non]. 7475, Dec 17 at 0107 is tonight`s frequency from what`s
left of Ellenike Radiophonia, presumably carrying Thessaloniki
programming, as usual undermodulated, rock music, but fair signal
strength. Nothing on 9420 except CRI EAST TURKISTAN (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This is my reception report for Tuesday & Wednesday, December 18, 2013
TUESDAY 12/107 | WEDNESDAY 12/18
1900 2000 2100 2200 2300| 0000 0100 0200 kHz Az. kW Stn ER++
00000 00000 25242 15241 00000|35333 25332 45344 7450 323 100 AVL1 T3
00000 00000 00000 15241 00000|00000 00000 00000 15630 285 100 AVL2 T5
00000 00000 00000 00000 00000|55455 45344 55555 9420 323 170 AVL3 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 15650 226 100 AVL1 A5
XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX|XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX 7475 285 100 AVL2 A5
(John Babbis, MD, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Two different broadcasts from Greece on Wednesday, Dec. 18:
0600-0630 on 7450 AVL 100 kW / 182 deg to NoAf Greek ERT-3, not 7475
0600-0630 on 9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek, not // on 7450
0600-0630 on 11645 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to WeEu Greek, not on the air
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** GUATEMALA. 4055, Radio Verdad, Chiquimula, 0555-0607*, 14-12,
identification in various languages, male, female, "Radio Verdad,
Chiquimula, Guatemala", anthem and close down. 14321 (Manuel Méndez,
Lugo, Spain, Logs in Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8
meters, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** HAWAII. 620, KHNU silent since 19/11/2012, returned to the air on
18/11/13 with STA.
720, KUAI, Kekaha, format now C&W (ex-AC/Hawaiian); slogan to
“Kaua’i’s Country”
1060, KIPA, Hilo, silent since 20/11/2012, came back on the air on 5
November
1080, KWAI has been granted an STA (Special Temporary Authority)
extension
1180, KORL, Honolulu, silent since 31/12/2012, came back on the air 5
October (via NRC DX News via Nov-Dec NZ DX Times via DXLD)
NEW STATION WATCH: CP built, moving towards licensing:
740, KCIK, Kihei – Granted program test authority, CP for U1 5000/5000
(AM Switch, NRC DX News Dec 23 via DXLD)
** INDIA. 9445, Dec 13 at 2032, fair open carrier with flutter: must
be AIR Bengaluru, during the 1945-2045 break between the 280- and 325-
degree English GOSes. The // and better Bengaluru frequency, 11670, is
filled with Hindi, so why waste 9445? Also poor on // 7550 Delhi
(Khampur) per Aoki as still absent from HFCC. IIRC, in a previous
season, AIR belatedly put their broadcasts into HFCC months after the
season was underway. At 2100, now 11670 is fair with news in English
// very poor 9445.
11985, Dec 17 at 0059, very poor signal from presumed AIR Sinhala
service; now that WRMI is on 11730 with BS, there`s too much splash
from it to compare 11985 with the other AIR frequency, 11740 which is
supposed to be //, but which per numerous logs in October+, was often
not // as 11985 did other stuff. Recently, signals from both have been
too poor (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDIA. Winter B-13 SW schedule of All India Radio:
0000-0045 on 7270 CNI 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Tamil
0000-0045 on 9835 DEL 100 kW / 174 deg to SoAs Tamil
0000-0045 on 9910 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Tamil
0000-0045 on 11740*PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Tamil
0000-0045 on 11985 DEL 250 kW / 174 deg to SoAs Tamil
0000-0045 on 13795 BGL 500 kW / 108 deg to SEAs Tamil
0015-0430 on 6155 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to SEAs Urdu
0015-0430 on 7340 MUM 100 kW / 010 deg to SoAs Urdu
0015-0430 on 9595 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Urdu
0015-0430 on 11620 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Urdu
0045-0115 on 7270 CNI 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Sinhala
0045-0115 on 11740*PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Sinhala
0045-0115 on 11985 DEL 250 kW / 174 deg to SoAs Sinhala
0100-0200 on 5990 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Sindhi
0100-0200 on 7370 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to SoAs Sindhi
0100-0200 on 9635 ALG 250 kW / 312 deg to SoAs Sindhi
0130-0230 on 9810 ALG 250 kW / 065 deg to CeAs Nepali, inactive
0130-0230 on 11715 DEL 100 kW / 124 deg to CeAs Nepali DRM
0215-0300 on 9835 ALG 250 kW / 312 deg to WeAs Pashto, inactive
0215-0300 on 9910 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Pashto
0215-0300 on 11740*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Pashto
0215-0300 on 13695 BGL 500 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Kannada
0215-0300 on 15120 BGL 500 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Kannada
0300-0345 on 9835 ALG 250 kW / 312 deg to WeAs Dari, inactive
0300-0345 on 9910 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Dari
0300-0345 on 11740*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Dari
0315-0415 on 11840 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Hindi, inactive
0315-0415 on 13695 BGL 500 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Hindi
0315-0415 on 15120 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf Hindi
0315-0415 on 15185 PAN 250 kW / 205 deg to EaAf Hindi
0315-0415 on 17715 DEL 100 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Hindi DRM
0400-0430 on 11670 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Farsi
0400-0430 on 15210*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Farsi
0400-0430 on 15770 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Farsi
0415-0430 on 15120 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf Gujarati
0415-0430 on 15185 PAN 250 kW / 205 deg to EaAf Gujarati
0415-0430 on 17715 DEL 100 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Gujarati DRM
0430-0530 on 11670 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Arabic
0430-0530 on 15120 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf Hindi
0430-0530 on 15185 PAN 250 kW / 205 deg to EaAf Hindi
0430-0530 on 15210*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to N/ME Arabic
0430-0530 on 15770 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Arabic
0430-0530 on 17715 DEL 100 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Hindi DRM
0530-0600 on 11670 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Urdu
0530-0600 on 15210*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to N/ME Urdu
0530-0600 on 15770 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Urdu
0700-0800 on 9595 DEL 100 kW / 342 deg to SoAs Nepali
0700-0800 on 11850 DEL 100 kW / 102 deg to SoAs Nepali
0830-1130 on 7340 MUM 100 kW / 010 deg to SoAs Urdu
0830-1130 on 9595 DEL 100 kW / 342 deg to SoAs Urdu
0830-1130 on 11620 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Urdu
0845-0945 on 15770 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Indonesian
0845-0945 on 17510 DEL 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Indonesian
0845-0945 on 17875 BGL 500 kW / 120 deg to SEAs Indonesian
1000-1100 on 7270 CNI 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs English
1000-1100 on 13605 BGL 500 kW / 058 deg to EaAs English
1000-1100 on 13695 BGL 500 kW / 120 deg to SEAs English
1000-1100 on 15030 ALG 250 kW / 060 deg to EaAs English, inactive
1000-1100 on 15410 BGL 500 kW / 060 deg to EaAs English
1000-1100 on 17510 DEL 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs English
1000-1100 on 17895 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs English
1115-1200 on 11670 BGL 500 kW / 060 deg to SEAs Thai
1115-1200 on 13645 DEL 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Thai
1115-1200 on 15410 PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SEAs Thai
1115-1215 on 7270 CNI 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Tamil
1115-1215 on 9810*PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Tamil
1115-1215 on 13695 BGL 500 kW / 108 deg to SEAs Tamil
1115-1215 on 15050 DEL 250 kW / 174 deg to SoAs Tamil
1115-1215 on 15770 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Tamil
1115-1215 on 17510 DEL 250 kW / 174 deg to SoAs Tamil
1145-1315 on 11840 ALG 250 kW / 065 deg to EaAs Chinese, inactive
1145-1315 on 13605 BGL 500 kW / 058 deg to EaAs Chinese
1145-1315 on 15795 BGL 500 kW / 035 deg to EaAs Chinese, inactive
1215-1245 on 9810*PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Telugu
1215-1245 on 13695 BGL 500 kW / 108 deg to SEAs Telugu
1215-1245 on 15770 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Telugu, inactive
1215-1315 on 11710 DEL 050 kW / 102 deg to SoAs Burmese
1215-1315 on 15040 DEL 100 kW / 102 deg to SoAs Burmese
1215-1330 on 9575 BGL 500 kW / 038 deg to CeAs Tibetan
1215-1330 on 11775 PAN 250 kW / 025 deg to CeAs Tibetan
1230-1500 on 6165 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Sindhi
1230-1500 on 7340 MUM 100 kW / 010 deg to SoAs Sindhi
1230-1500 on 9620 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Sindhi
1300-1500 on 7270 CNI 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Sinhala
1300-1500 on 9820 PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SoAs Sinhala
1300-1500 on 15050 DEL 100 kW / 174 deg to SoAs Sinhala DRM
1315-1415 on 9910 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Dari, inactive
1315-1415 NF 11740*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Dari, ex 11670
1330-1430 on 4870 DEL 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Nepali
1330-1430 on 11775 PAN 250 kW / 025 deg to CeAs Nepali
1330-1500 on 9690 BGL 500 kW / 090 deg to SEAs English
1330-1500 on 11620 DEL 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs English
1330-1500 on 13710 BGL 500 kW / 120 deg to SEAs English
1415-1530 on 9910 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Pashto, inactive
1415-1530 NF 11740*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Pashto, ex 11670
1430-1930 on 6045 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Urdu
1430-1930 on 6155 BGL 500 kW / 060 deg to EaAs Urdu
1500-1600 on 6165 DEL 250 kW / 334 deg to SoAs Baluchi
1500-1600 on 7340 MUM 100 kW / 010 deg to SoAs Baluchi
1500-1600 on 9620 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Baluchi
1515-1600 on 11620 DEL 250 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Gujarati
1515-1600 on 13640 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf Gujarati
1515-1600 on 15175 PAN 250 kW / 205 deg to EaAf Gujarati
1515-1615 on 9950 DEL 250 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Swahili, inactive
1515-1615 on 13605 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf Swahili
1515-1615 on 17670 DEL 250 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Swahili
1615-1715 on 9595 BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to EaEu Russian
1615-1715 on 15140 ALG 100 kW / 312 deg to EaEu Russian DRM, inactive
[active! See Nick, below]
1615-1730 on 7250*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Hindi
1615-1730 on 9445 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Hindi, inactive
1615-1730 on 9950 DEL 250 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Hindi, inactive
1615-1730 on 12025 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Hindi
1615-1730 on 13605 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf Hindi
1615-1730 on 17670 DEL 250 kW / 245 deg to EaAf Hindi
1615-1730 on 9620 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Farsi, inactive
1615-1730 on 11710 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to WeAs Farsi
1615-1730 on 13640 BGL 500 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Farsi
1730-1830 on 7250*PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Malayalam
1730-1830 on 12025 PAN 250 kW / 300 deg to WeAs Malayalam
1730-1945 on 9620 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Arabic, inactive
1730-1945 on 11710 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to N/ME Arabic
1730-1945 on 13640 BGL 500 kW / 300 deg to N/ME Arabic
1745-1945 on 7550 BGL 500 kW / 320 deg to WeEu English
1745-1945 on 9445 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to NEAf English, inactive
1745-1945 on 9950 ALG 100 kW / 312 deg to WeEu English DRM
1745-1945 on 11580 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to NoAf English
1745-1945 on 11670 BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to WeEu English
1745-1945 on 11935 MUM 100 kW / 250 deg to CEAf English
1745-1945 on 13695 BGL 500 kW / 240 deg to EaAf English
1745-1945 on 17670 DEL 250 kW / 245 deg to EaAf English
1945-2030 on 9620 ALG 250 kW / 282 deg to NWAf French, inactive
1945-2030 on 11710 DEL 250 kW / 282 deg to NWAf French
1945-2030 on 13640 BGL 500 kW / 300 deg to NWAf French
1945-2045 on 7550 BGL 500 kW / 320 deg to WeEu Hindi
1945-2045 on 9950 ALG 100 kW / 312 deg to WeEu Hindi DRM
1945-2045 on 11670 BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to WeEu Hindi
2045-2230 on 7550 BGL 500 kW / 320 deg to WeEu English
2045-2230 on 9445 BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to WeEu English
2045-2230 on 9910 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs English
2045-2230 on 9950 ALG 100 kW / 312 deg to WeEu English DRM
2045-2230 on 11620 BGL 500 kW / 120 deg to SEAs English
2045-2230 on 11670 BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to WeEu English
2045-2230 on 11740*PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SEAs English
2245-0045 on 9690 BGL 500 kW / 090 deg to SEAs English
2245-0045 on 9705 PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SEAs English
2245-0045 on 11645 DEL 100 kW / 065 deg to EaAs English DRM
2245-0045 on 11710 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs English
2245-0045 on 13605 BGL 500 kW / 058 deg to EaAs English
2300-2400 on 9910 ALG 250 kW / 132 deg to SEAs Hindi
2300-2400 on 11740*PAN 250 kW / 120 deg to SEAs Hindi
2300-2400 on 13795 BGL 500 kW / 108 deg to SEAs Hindi
*in some days plus approximately 4000 Hertz (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX
NEWS #825, December 15, 2013, via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
Dirty signal of India R in DRM mode, 50 kHz wide! And this was on the
back of their beam... [15140]
http://goo.gl/mOKNzt
Thanks, (Nick VK2DX Hacko, http://nickvk2dx.blogspot.com.au/ Dec 16,
dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See KASHMIR; UAE
DRM India Chapter Noticeboard Dec 2013 edition is available at :
http://tinyurl.com/oz4wpuf
Main stories :
- Hot off the Press!! - Frontier Silicon to deliver multi-standard
chip
- India - National Disaster Management Authority Workshop in Gujarat
Features DRM
- Summary - DRM Webinar November 18th 2013
- New Commercial DRM station - United Arab Emirates
- Broadcast Engineering Society (BES) India Conference and Exhibition
2014
- Good news for DRM in Asia!
- SOUTH AFRICA - Screen Africa Interviews DRM Marketing Director
- DRM Consortium Supports Important 2014 Digital Radio Broadcasting in
Africa Conference
- RFmondial integrates Fraunhofer DRM MultimediaPlayer technology for
India's digital radio programme
- Starting to build a Radio Receiver
- DRM Enterprise Award - Apply now!
Back issues of newsletters are available at :
http://www.drm.org/?page_id=320
--- (Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, Dec 17, dx_india yg via DXLD)
** INDIA [non]. 7545, Dec 12 at 0057, poor signal with calm talk in
unknown language, intonation vaguely resembling Brazilian. HFCC has
the answer? 0030-0130, TWR, multi-lingual, 250 kW, 116 degrees from
``Simferopol, Ukraine``, which is total BS left over from the Soviet
era when this ``site`` was registered instead of something really back
in Russia, and wouldn`t be caught dead relaying religion.
Aoki still shows as UKRaine, but doesn`t hazard a guess as to what
city, but anyhow it`s TWR India, currently in Bhojpuri, but Sundays in
Hindi, Saturdays in Nepali. Many other TWR India broadcasts are
overtly via UZBEKISTAN, so why not this one? Let`s get a third opinion
from EiBi: site is /XUU, which means Unknown! What`s so secret here? A
fourth opinion from WRTH 2013, when in B-12 this transmission was on
11965, via: Irkutsk, Russia. What`s in WRTH 2014? Just published but
my copy hasn`t arrived yet (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA. 9525.88, V. of Indonesia, Dec 11 1310-1319, 44443-43443,
English, News, ID at 1313.
9525.88, V. of Indonesia, Dec 13 1247-1253, 3243,2 Japanese, Music, ID
and URL announce at 1248 (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-
525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper
Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9526-, Dec 17 at 1454, VOI makes its presence felt by 4+kHz het
against 9530 China radio war, and <1 kHz het against 9525, I suppose
CRI Kashgar, already on air prior to 1500 English. Some music too, not
sure from which transmitter but probably CRI prélude (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Hi Glenn, Have checked VOI for several Tuesdays (Dec 3 & 10) at 1000,
looking to confirm “Exotic Indonesia” with "100.9 Paradise FM, RRI
Denpasar.” Before 1000 had fair-good reception of VOI (totally in the
clear), but that ended at 1000 when CNR1 started jamming VOA on 9530.
The adjacent splatter rendered VOI unusable. Most unfortunate, as VOI
signal was so good before 1000 (Ron Howard, San Francisco, Dec 17,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INTERNATIONAL INTERNET. Btw, indeed the whole on-demand audio
service of WRN is gone since yesterday as announced (Kai Ludwig,
Germany, Dec 17, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** IRAN [and non]. 7370, Another bad mixture of two programs logged on
both even 7370.0 kHz outlets, VOIRI Tajik service 0050-0217 UT, and
AIR Singalese? service at 0130 UT Dec 15 (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-
DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD) Yet another collision which might
have been avoided if AIR participated in HFCC (gh, DXLD)
17840, Dec 14 at 1340, Qur`an from Iran`s Arabic service via Zahedan
is about equal level to ROMANIA with other music, unholy mixture
making SAH between 4 and 5 Hz. Here we are, a sesquimonth into the B-
13 season and these two still have not terminated the totally
unnecessary collision at 1300-1420 on a band with so many open
channels. Yes, I am in the target of neither, but I can`t believe each
is QRM-free in their own targets, Africa and Europe (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ISRAEL. Galei Zahal QRT on Short wave -- Hi Glenn, bad news
concerning Galei Zahal short wave broadcasts. They have been missing
for over a week and I feared the worst. This message confirms they
have discontinued 15850 and 6885 kHz. Another country lost to us short
wave listeners. Regards, (Alan Holder, Isle of Wight, UK, Dec 15,
WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST) Viz.:
Short wave frequencies --- Dear Friends, For several days I have
noticed the short wave frequencies 15850 and 6885 kHz have been
missing. Please can you let me know - are they closed down completely,
or is there a technical problem? It has always been a pleasure to
listen to your programmes on a simple portable radio, instead of using
the computer and I am missing the broadcasts a lot. Hoping to hear
from you, Alan Holder, Isle of Wight, ENGLAND (to Galei Zahal, via
DXLD)
[original reply has headings in Hebrew]
On Sunday, 15 December 2013, 8:11,
??? ?????? <eran@galatz.co.il> wrote:
Dear Mr. Holder, Thank you for contacting us regarding our short-wave
broadcast. Due to financial and budget re-organizing we decided to end
our broadcast in the mentioned frequency. Our global listeners can use
our on-line service:
http://player.glz.co.il/Player.aspx?ClipID=glz-a-zixief&Type=live&Width=300&Height=200&FixedPoster=true&FixedPosterName=GLZ.jpg
I apologize for any inconvenience made to you by our decision.
Sincerely, Eran Elyakim, Ombudsman, Galei-Zahal
http://glz.co.il/1402-17942-he/Galatz.aspx
(via Alan Holder, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
This is disappointing. My last recorded copy of Israeli was on
November 30, 14:10 UTC at 15850. Weak and noisy, pop/rock music, short
segments YL announcer. Unfortunately no station ID. Is it fair to
assume that in 3 years time, SWL listener will have a choice of tuning
into one of 800 Chinese broadcasters, Radio New Zealand and Overcomer?
The goal of reaching 100 DXCC is now looking even less possible. 73
(Nick VK2DX Hacko, NSW, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Galei Zahal ha abbandonato le onde corte --- A conferma di quanto
detto stamattina a Studio DX, vi confermo che Galei Zahal ha
abbandonato le onde corte, i 15850 e i 6885 kHz sono muti ormai da
settimane e l'email ricevuta da Alan Holder e pubblicata da Glenn
Hauser sulla sua mailing list ne spiega i motivi: (Roberto Scaglione,
bclnews.it yg via DXLD)
** ITALY. 10000, Time Signal Station Italcable, 1924-1935, 13-12, time
signals, time male announcements in Italian, classic music. 14321.
Also 0656-0705, 15-12, time signals, between seconds 55-00 pulses,
male announcements in Italian: "Hora sete e cincuantaesete", classic
music between second 05 and 55. 34433 (Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain,
Logs in Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8 meters, dxldyg
via DX LISTENING DIGEST) see also EUROPE
** ITALY [non]. 15515, IRRS (Tiganeshti?) 1517-1529* 13 Dec. English
program with chat about computers/email, IRRS close-down ID/info at
1529 & off. Aoki has IRRS here Fri/Sat with "Oromo Voice" at 1500-1530
in Somali/Oromo, but no English -- someone's playing silly buggers
with the tapes at IRRS studios, I bet (Dan Sheedy, Swami's Beach, CA,
G5/6m X wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** JAPAN. QSL card received from Radio Nikkei 1, by Nikkei Radio
Broadcasting Corporation, Japan. Logged on 3925 kHz. Probably one of
the easiest BC to confirm!
Nikkei is the largest business newspaper publisher paper in Japan and
owner of the RN1. RN1 is a domestic station, and as such, transmits in
Japanese only. Except for a program called: "Let's read Nikkei in
English" . 22:30 - 23:00 JST [Thursday] and 17:30 - 18:00 [Saturday]
for " ... Japanese business man learning English".
Had no time to listen this week due to major antenna re-work but the
new baby is now up in the sky and I can finally start looking for
little gems above 13 MHz. Antenna pic:
http://nickvk2dx.blogspot.com.au/
73 (Nick VK2DX Hacko, Sydney, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** JAPAN [non]. 7395, Dec 14 at 0343, neat African(?) music with
ululations, 0345 talk, good signal S9+20. It`s NHK`s Swahili service
at 0315-0400, 320 degrees from MADAGASCAR and also USward (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** KASHMIR. AIR Leh is not heard lately on 4660 kHz. They were on this
frequency for very long time instead of official frequency of 4760
kHz. Anybody in North India etc. hearing them? The current schedule is
0213-0430, 1130-1630 UT. Yours sincerely, (Jose Jacob, VU2JOS,
National Institute of Amateur Radio, Hyderabad, India, Mobile: +91
94416 96043, http://www.qsl.net/vu2jos Dec 17, dx_india yg via WORLD
OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** KOREA NORTH [and non]. 6100, Dec 12 at 1310, two very poor signals
making a SAH, one in Korean, i.e. KCBS Pyongyang which just starts at
1300, per Aoki; and the other presumably CRI Mongolian service via
Urumqi, East Turkistan, also from 1300; blotting out poor 500-watt R.
Rossii, Kyzyl, Tannu Tuva if it`s on the air at all (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
6140, JAPAN Shiokaze/Sea Breeze (P) DEC 13, 1425. Monologue by W, to
mention of "Tokyo, Japan", and off at BoH. Poor-fair, very hard to
understand due to ACI from crash and bang Chinese jammer on 6145 (Rick
Barton, AZ, Dec 13, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** KOREA NORTH [non]. 9775, Dec 12 at 1344, good signal with love
songs in English! Usually there is only a protracted open carrier
prior to 1400 Radio Free Chosen via secret site. First a duet, and
some segués with no pauses so not from a single album track; 1355
``I`m stayin` for the long run``; 1358 Janis Ian`s heartbreaking tune
``At 17`` covered by someone else. Celine Dion has also done it.
Janis` live performance from 1976y:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMUz2TNMvL0
Lyrix:
http://www.metrolyrics.com/at-seventeen-lyrics-janis-ian.html
1400 with no transmission or modulation break, 9775 segué into usual
Radio Free Chosun`s triumphal-music and opening in Korean. What a
strange prélude for that! Surely more entertaining than dead air.
Today`s signal is even better than 9800 VOA Korean via Philippines,
with only lite fading. I continue to disbelieve the listed and
conflicting sites for this, Tajikistan or Uzbekistan, which would not
put in such a loud and clear signal transpolar from here, altho other
loggers continue to accept one site or another. To me, it appears to
be from SE Asia area, like Philippines (RVA Palauig) or maybe Taiwan,
whence aiming at Korea also carries on USward with no transpolar
attenuation.
Am I ``upset`` about this as Mark Coady suggests? Not at all, but it`s
an intriguing mystery to be investigated lacking any admission from
the source.
9775, Dec 13 at 1337, I`m rechecking the secret R. Free Chosun
transmitter, since yesterday it broadcast a musical prélude in
English. First the carrier is cutting on and off the air several
times, 1340 stays on, 1342.7 starts the segué songs; same ones as
yesterday including at 1353 ``I`m Stayin` for the Long Run``. Seems it
was originally by The Eagles, but don`t know what YM is singing it
now, with YLs backup; 1359, ``At Seventeen`` is playing again too,
1400 into RFC opening in Korean. Once again the 9775 signal rivals if
not surpasses VOA Korean via Philippines on 9800, and no way 9775 is
transpolar from Uzbekistan or Tajikistan, disinformation in the
listings.
9775, Dec 14 at 1342, open carrier with flutter, from R. Free Chosun
via secret site; for third day in a row, prélude of same romantic
songs in English, tho modulation starting a bit later at 1347.5; 1352
``Here for the Long Run`` again, and 1358 ``At Seventeen`` again, 1400
into RFC theme and hyper-assertive Korean opening (trying to sound
like ``Vox Dei` DPRK TV announcers??).
Also some flutter on 9800 VOA Korean via Tinang, Philippines;
propagation is disturbed today as both these usually escape the
variable auroral zone. Standard remark about disinformation regarding
true site of RFC.
9775, Dec 15 at 1345, R. Free Chosun`s romantic musical prélude in
English is on again, same songs for fourth day in a row, YM & YL duet,
``We`ll go thru life together``; 1357 ``At Seventeen``. Good signal
comparable to 9800 VOA Korean Tinang.
9775, Dec 16 at 1344 still no signal from R. Free Chosun secret site,
whilst 9800 VOA Korean Tinang is VG. Finally *1351:10 carrier on 9775
and 1351:27 bringing up the romantic music in English prélude, as one
piece is just ending; then ``I`m stayin` for the long run`` again,
1359 recheck, ``At Seventeen`` yet again, and 1400 cut to RFC opening
theme and over-assertive sign-on in Korean. Today the signal is
comparable if not better than 9800 VOA; no way it`s transpolar from
Uzbekistan or Tajikistan.
9775, Dec 17 at 1351, carrier is on, but no English musical prélude
today, after doing that the past five days; until R. Free Chosun theme
and sign-on at 1400; again signal comparable to 9800 VOA Korean via
Tinang. 1503 recheck, 9775 still in well with music and 9800 is off,
until the latter carrier comes back on at *1503-1505* (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9775, Dec 18 at 1351, open carrier is on, then adding music at 1351.5.
After no music yesterday, now R. Free Chosun prélude has new tunes in
English rather than the same ones they were repeating daily before
that. Not recognizable, but some with an Xmas theme; pauses between
these, so maybe from same album tracks.
1400 as usual opening RFC with theme music and hyper-assertive sign-
on. Recheck 1503, now hard rock vocal song in Korean. And once again,
VG signal comparable to 9800 VOA Korean via Philippines (until it
quits at 1500), whence 9775 could also emanate, surely not transpolar
from Uzbekistan or Tajikistan as per disinformation in the
registrations (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** KOREA SOUTH. 6348, Dec 12 at 1307, Korean talk, very poor, from
Echo of Hope, Hwaseong; no jamming audible but likely there is some
noise from Kujang as per Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** KOREA SOUTH [non]. 9955, Dec 11 at 1337, WRMI is still relaying KBS
World Radio instead of Slovakia during this semihour, good with pop
music, and 1339 ID, so now I can hear the Wednesday feature `Sounds of
K`rea`. Theme this week is music for exorcising demons and warding off
evil spirits, inspired by wacky superstitions. 1357 quiz with three
questions; *1357.7-1358.0* another carrier on and off, the other WRMI
transmitter getting all set. Continued under USA: WRMI.
9955, Dec 12 at 1340, still KBS World Radio, Thursday ending Korean
folk-tale segment of `Seoul Calling`, into program about ``political
fever`` in Korea North.
9955, Dec 13 at 1351, instead of Slovakia, KBS World radio still via
WRMI, discussion about sanxions vs North Korea; 1358 quiz questions
again, cut off before e-mail address can be uttered, for `WRMI
Scoreboard` just before 1359; fair signal before beam change from SSE
to NW during Scoreboard had been much weaker than BS on 9690 to the
west (285 degrees, same as on 11730 in evenings), which still hasn`t
moved off AIR`s frequency. Then 9955 is much stronger for Zanotti ID
and at 1400 `Words of Life` from Georgia (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST) But no more from Dec 16; see U S A WRMI
** KURDISTAN [non]. 11510-, Dec 15 at 1425, Denge Kurdistan, fair with
music, ululating, and usual IADs; presumed PRIDNESTROVYE site at this
hour. Frequency is slightly on lo side (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** KUWAIT. 15515, R. Kuwait:
Dec 10 0720-0732 45433 Arabic, Arabic music and talk, ID at 0722,
Dec 12 0652-0706 35433 Arabic, Talk and arabic music and news, ID 0700
Dec 14 0529-0543 34433 Arabic, ID at 0530, Arabic music and talk
(Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-
345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
[and non]. 21540, 15/Dez 1433, A mixture of signals between R Kuwait
and REE. Low modulation. In my QTH predominates audio R Kuwait. In SDR
Twente, the signals alternate with irritating bursts73 (Jorge Freitas,
Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W - Brasil, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** KYRGYZSTAN. 4009.966, Kyrgyz Radio, Bishkek noted at 0040 to 0100
UT in Russian(!) language section, not Kyrgyz, latter service which
started at 0100 UT Dec 15. 0102 UT female Kyrgyz program with romantic
string instrument melody and bird chirping.
{non} 4050 kHz Radio Rossii relay is OFF service few months duration
now, at least since summer 2013.
4795.000, Less strong than 4010v, though only 15 kW according see WRTH
2014 book, Kyrghyz Radio Bishkek in vernacular ?Kyrgyz, only S=7
signal in Europe, observed at 0040 til 0105 UT slot (Wolfgang Büschel,
wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
** LATVIA. ARCTIC RADIO CLUB-special Christmas programs --- Radio
Merkurs in Riga, Latvia will broadcast special programs for ARC on 22
and 28 December 2013 via the transmitter near the seaside resort
Jurmala on the Latvian west coast broadcasting on 1485 kHz. The
schedule is 1500-1600 Swedish time = 1400-1500 UT.
The programs will be produced by the ARC member Ronny Forslund (Ronnie
Be Good) and every member that wants to send a special dedication can
do so. Send your mp3 file with your Christmas greetings and your music
request to info@rock.x.se If you have a recording of your requested
music include it.
ARTIC RADIO CLUB will issue a special QSL-card for this event. Send
your report and mp3-file to: info@rock.x.se or ARC, c/o Ronny
Forslund, Vita Huset, SE-17995 SVARTSJÖ, SWEDEN (Bengt Ericson, Nov
21, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** LEBANON. (ham), OD5ZZ, 18150, 1512+ 18 Dec. Op. Walid in Tripoli
working an IV3 & a WD8 (in WVa) (Dan Sheedy, Swami's Beach, CA G5/6m X
wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MADAGASCAR. 5010.55, R. Madagascar - Ambohidrano. Spotted this
while checking to see if R. Bata was on 5005. Just caught the last two
minutes before s/off at 1906 with closing in both Malagasy and French.
Other reports have had this one up as high as 5014.9 so it's still
wonders around. Indeed, in my two minutes of observation before it
left the frequency, there was wobble in the signal when listening in
USB. Fair on Dec 16. Incidentally, no sign of Bata (Rob Wagner VK3BVW,
ARDXC mailing list via DXLD)
** MALAYSIA. 7295, Traxx FM (tentative); 2203-2300+, 13-Dec; M&W
English announcers with oldies; Tentative mention of Kuala Lumpur; I
thought I heard a spot mentioning "Radio M" (maybe RTM--I've heard
that.) Fair peaks at times between ham QRMs. Obliterated by CRI s/on
at 2300 in Chinese via China (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition,
Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All
logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MALI. Carrier observed from 16 to 17 UT on 15125 but no modulation.
Presumably R China from Bamako, Mali? Is this transmitter site still
active?
[AND NON] Dirty signal of India R in DRM mode, 50 kHz wide! and this
was on the back of their beam [15140]
http://goo.gl/mOKNzt
Thanks, (Nick VK2DX Hacko, Dec 16,
http://nickvk2dx.blogspot.com.au/
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Also observed here today (17 Dec) on 15125 with open carrier until
1700. Certainly the propagation reminiscent of Bamako relay (Bob
LaRose W5ACU San Diego, CA, ibid.)
Hi - In October, I sent a report for this transmitter site and
transmission (including recording, on which the modulation was very
low but audible) to the English Section at CRI requesting a QSL, and
received a verification. Thank goodness, since Mali's own radio
service (whose signal is not bad at all) does not seem to respond
these days (Bruce Jensen, ibid.)
Thank you Bruce - got 'em! Very strong carrier but painfully low
modulation, as per your observation. At least, they are sitting on a
clear frequency. One hour transmission in presumed Arabic with Chinese
music. Images and recording blogged at
http://nickvk2dx.blogspot.com.au/
LOG: 15125, CRI Bamako, Mali, 17/12 1558-1703 in presumed Arabic. [N
Hacko, VK2DX Sydney] 73! (Nick, ibid.)
** MEXICO. 820, Dec 16 at 1310 UT, world news in Spanish, poor but
clear with WBAP in a fade and nulled, making a slow SAH with it; 1312
timecheck for 7:12 before WBAP resurges. CST rules out Los Mochis or
Mexicali (unless relaying DF without correxion), and makes this one in
northern Mexico most likely source, per Cantú:
820 XEDRD W Radio + FM 106.1 Durango, Dgo. 10,000 500
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 870, Dec 13 at 1317, XETAR ID and explaining instruxions
for submitting PSAs, what is acceptable/eligible and what not, 6:17
timecheck, all in Spanish. The Tarahumara daytime station in
Guachochi, Chihuahua (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MEXICO. 930, XEU La U de Veracruz, Veracruz, Veracruz. 1144
December 10, 2013. Briefly up among several domestics with male XEU ID
into Spanish ballad. First log of this in a long time (Terry L
Krueger, Clearwater, Florida, JRC NRD-535; JRC-NRD-515 (borrowed);
ICOM IC-R75; Hammarlund HQ-180A; Sony ICF-7600GR; Sangean PR-D5; Aqua
Guide 705 RDF Marine Radio; GE Superadio III; JPS NF-60 Notch Filter;
JPS ANC-4 Noise Phase; 1 X roof dipole; 1 X room random wire; Terk
Advantage non-active portable loop, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** MOROCCO. 9575.00, R. Médi Un, Dec 14 0708-0720, 45343, Arabic and
French, News and music, ID at 0715 and 0719 (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN,
RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121,
ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9575, MOROCCO (Spanish [historical radio country, not lately! -- gh]).
Radio Médi Un – Nador (presumed), 0410-0516, Dec 14. Middle Eastern
music program hosted by a male announcer with brief Arabic language
talk. Missed ID at 0500 but a woman announcer followed with news.
Return to music program at 0510 hosted by a woman announcer with
French language talk. Poor to fair (Rich D'Angelo, 2216 Burkey Drive,
Wyomissing, PA 19610, Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton E1, Eton E5,
Alpha Delta DX Sloper, RF Systems Mini-Windom, Datong FL3, JPS ANC-4,
NASWA Flashsheet Dec 15 via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** MYANMAR. 7200.088, Tentatively Myanmar Radio Yangoon, weaker signal
here in Germany, than all Chinese CNR radios in 41 meterband from
Lhasa, Kashgar or Urumchi at 01-02 UT slot Dec 15. Signal faded
between S=7 up to S=9+20dB. Light music orchestra played. Hit heavily
by adjacent PBS Xinjiang China in Uighur language service. Tentatively
Myanmar Radio heard also weak on 6165 kHz, underneath of BBC Oman
Hindi/Urdu program co-channel (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews
Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
** MYANMAR. 9730v Myanmar Radio Yangoon ---Thanks to a tip of Noel
Green in Blackpool England:
This 50 kW outlet from Rangoon is often odd in frequency some 846
Hertz higher side. But in past weeks Noel Green and Y.T. observed that
Rangoon outlet few times on EVEN 9730.0 frequency instead. Although
the signal is only strong on Victor's remote site on Ceylon island
{and I guess general in SoAS and SoEaAS too}, instead is very weak
level on other remote places of the worldwide remote network.
Signal peaks occurred sometime even here in central Europe in winter
months Nov, Dec, and Jan only. Today Dec 12 at 1020 {I guess on air
1150? } UT used Mauno's unit in northern Finland, narrowed the
receiver bandwidth to 2.5 kHz on 9730 to 9732.5 kHz.
Adjacent QRM today was a ute noise data signal on 9724.6 to 9727.3 and
more accompanied ute splash sidebands on 9719.8 to 9732v kHz.
On Upper side noted CNR1 jamming on 9735 kHz against RTI CBSD Paochung
Cantonese service at 1000-1030 UT ONLY!, the followed RTI Hakka
service 1030-1100 UT WAS NOT been jammed by China mainland so far.
re ITU call for Myanmar (former Burma, member since 15 Sept 1937)
Chaotic on ITU Geneve list now again short call BRM - or formerly MYA,
or previously MMR!)
http://www.itu.int/online/mm/scripts/mm.list?_search=1&_map=n&_search_countryid=42&_country=BRM
vy73 de wolfy df5sx (Wolfgang Büschel, Dec 12, dxldyg via DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
9730, 13/Dez 1025, Myanma Radio (TENTATIVE) in Burmese (listed). OM
talk, at 1028 YL talk, quick instrumental music. Very weak signal and
degrading. I'll try other days earlier (Jorge Freitas, Feira de
Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W - Brasil, dxldyg via DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
George, I was listening at the same time until the station s/off
around 1059 UT, 9730 kHz. They were covering the SEA Games in Ney Pyi
Tau. This appears to be a different transmitter from the one which was
on 9730.84.
In addition the 0930-1630 transmission is heard ONLY FROM 1530 on 5985
kHz in the last 3 weeks or so. 5915, 6030, 6165, 7345, 9460, 9590 kHz
appear to be holding their normal freq sked! (Victor Goonetilleke,
Colombo, Sri Lanka, Dec 13, ibid.)
Hi Victor, Today I listened with better signal. This time I understood
that it was broadcasting a game.
9730, 14/Dez 0939, Myanma Radio (PRESUMED) in Burmese/dialect
(listed). OM with monotonous speech. It appears that narrates
something. Between the lines you hear in the background what appears
snare drums. At 0948 rapid exaltation. The 0949 short break speech of
OM. I would say it seems to be a narration of some sport. At 1000 beep
signal, but OM continues with the narration. Today with better signal.
At 1011 The signal abruptly disappears. At 1018 the signal back, but
no audible modulation. 25332.
http://www.ipernity.com/doc/75006/28882425
Thank you 73 (Jorge Freitas, ibid., WORLD OF RADIO 1700)
9730, 16/Dez 0838, Myanma Radio in Burmese. Local pop music. At 0842
quick talk of YL, then recorded speech OM. At 0844 more local pop
music. Follows with speeches YL, recorded interviews and pop music.
24332.
http://www.ipernity.com/doc/75006/28926379
73 (Jorge Freitas, Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W - Brasil,
ibid.)
9730.00, Myanmar Radio, 1031-1130*, Dec 17. In vernacular with sports
coverage from the SEA Games being held in Myanmar; background sounds
of the crowds at the event; usual format of indigenous theme music
before going off; at times almost fair. Dec 9 noted randomly from 0911
to 1130*. As others have already reported, they are no longer
switching between off frequency and exact frequency transmitter here.
Brief audio attached (Ron Howard, San Francisco at Ocean Beach, CA,
Etón E1, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Yangon SW Site update (Myanmar Radio) Myanma Radio - Yangon – Yegu SW
TX site TXer & Feeder Lines Review – (Shortwavesites YG)
In Myanmar -- Government run station from 1958. The big one is 50 KW
RCA looking left is a SW rig and Right is a SW RIG and the one by
itself is in the room before the Hall another SW Rig. All RCA (Daniel
Carpoco)
They are talking about redoing the government communications for the
country (Jerry Kiefer)
Jerry is correct. It is down, they currently run an AEG rig in another
building for Analogue-- Also being replaced; updated is all the TX
lines and transition to the open feed lines (Daniel Carpoco)
They do still originate SW from this site. They utilize a BBEF/
Continental Copy to achieve it. They have three RIZ txs, one not
running the other two to back up bbef (Daniel Carpoco)
2 Main Alt Configured 100 KW transmitters- -AEG--- W Germany vintage
1987. TX line and Open TX line feeds built by AE/Telefunken (Daniel
Carpoco)
Continental SW Rig --- It’s a BBEF Copy of the Continental. The RIZ
TXs are not on the air and don't run unless the BBEF Fails (Daniel
Carpoco)
Harris 3DX100 running DRM. They flip between DRM and AM frequently
(Daniel Carpoco)
ITPOTS-FB-Dec2013
So if I summarize (correctly I hope?), that have 3 x RCA 50 kW (not
operational), 2 x 100 kW AEG (status?), 3 x RIZ TXers (one not
operational, 2 in standby), 1 x BBEF Continental clone & 1 x Harris
3DX100 swapping between DRM & Analogue usage. Feeder lines currently
being replaced (Ian Baxter, all SWSites yg via DXLD)
Never seen any reports of DRM being heard out of Myanmar. What was
this? Reads like transcript of a video interview (gh, DXLD)
** NETHERLANDS {non]. Don't forget about the Mighty KBC 7375 kHz via
Nauen, Germany 0000-0200 UT. Decent reception. S9 +10 dB to S9 +20 dB
at my QTH. My "Forgotten Song" segment is probably on near 0145 UT.
73, (Kraig, KG4LAC, Krist, 0120 UT Dec 15, dxldyg via DX LISTENING
DGIEST)
7375, UT Sunday Dec 15 at 0145, The Mighty KBC is back to good signal
this week with rock music, even OK on the G8 with whip only; 0150 Eric
is interviewing ``Mr. Spencer`` about healing by laying hands on the
radio, resulting in screams (watch out for those hot tubes, or hot
chassis!). Kraig Krist`s ``Forgotten Song`` segment was expected to
air in this quarter-hour, but I still missed it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
14 December 2013, Posted on The Mighty KBC Facebook page today:
Mighty KBC Christmas Schedule --- The Wolf is also back on 6095 AM, 5
weeks long. Our schedule for:
Saturday 21 & 28 December 2013
Saturday 4, 11 & 18 January 2014
0900 - 1100 Emperor Rosko
1100 - 1200 Dave Mason
1200 - 1400 Wolfman Jack
1400 - 1600 Mike Marwick
All times in UT. After January 18 go back to normal Saturday schedule
And on 7375 kHz The Wolf Is Rocking Over The Ocean between 0000-0200
UT, 23, 24, 25, 26 & 27 December, Rock & Roll with Wolfman Jack on The
Mighty KBC! (via Mike Terry, Dec 14, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700,
DXLD) via GERMANY
Extra broadcasts on 7375 kHz to the USA
Monday 23 December 0000-0200 Wolfman Jack
Tuesday 24 December 0000-0200 Wolfman Jack
Wednesday 25 December 0000-0200 Wolfman Jack
Thursday 26 December 0000-0200 Wolfman Jack
Friday 27 December 0000-0200 Wolfman Jack
Saturday 28 December 0000-0200 The Giant Jukebox - Eric van Willegen
Sunday 29 December 0000-0200 The Giant Jukebox - Eric van Willegen
(via Richard Lemke, Dec 18, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** NEW ZEALAND. 9625-9630-9635, Dec 12 at 1315, DRM noise on fairly
good signal, maybe would be decodable, where none is normally heard,
nor scheduled to be --- just VOR on 9620-9625-9630, 15 kW, 220 degrees
from Kaliningrad/Bolshakovo at 08-14.
Instead, I bet it`s RNZI operating off-schedule again, as 9630 is its
next DRM frequency not supposed to start until 1551 per HFCC B-13. Or
not! Checking the never-dated but frequently-updated sked on RNZI`s
own site,
http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/listen
11900 is now shown as DRM from 1551, following the no-DRM break
starting at 1158; so the DRM transmitter is available to broadcast
somewhere. 11900-DRM is also in EiBi but not until 1651! While Aoki
shows it starting at 1535! What are we to believe??
DRM centered on 9630 is still on at 1402 check, now rudely QRMing RTI
9625-AM in Vietnamese.
[and non]. 5950, Dec 13 at 1347, song in English, so RNZI is finally
back on proper frequency, after using A-13`s 6170 every Friday in the
B-13 season until now, vacant.
9625-9630-9635, Dec 13 at 1350, NO DRM noise today unlike yesterday
from presumed RNZI; so the 9625 carrier already on from RTI is in the
clear, and also after 1400 in Vietnamese.
5950 & 6170, Dec 14 at 1422 check, RNZI not audible on either, nary a
carrier: suspect totally off the air (or on a third, wrong
frequency?), as Australia 5995 in well enough and also audible on
5940; no wrong DRM on 9625-9635 either.
5950, Dec 15 at 1337, RNZI is in well, interviewing a PhD in Maori
studies, while missing 23 hours earlier (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Frequency change of R New Zealand Int. from Dec 14:
1059-1258 NF 13840 RAN 100 kW / 325 deg NWPac/PNG/Timor/Asia, ex-15720
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #826 December 16, 2013, via DXLD)
** NICARAGUA. 8989/USB, El Buen Pescador (presumed); 2347...2406+, 13-
14-Dec; M huxter in Spanish; seems to talk to someone on the side at
times; mentioned all Central American countries except Belize &
Honduras plus Ecuador. At 0004, he broke into an a cappella hymn. Got
excited at times; "El Señor ayúdame...ayúdame Señor". SIO=253- at best
(Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500'
NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my
receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** NIGERIA. Re Valko, 13-50, 7254.94: Thanks a lot, Dave, for this
report of an otherwise rarely reported activity. Tried to catch it in
Europe, but at best we can expect a faint hum as the signal interferes
with the always very strong signals on 7255. Easily found Dec. 10 from
1853 to about 2000. Tried to nailcdown s/on (around 1830 as DRM on
15120 would be my guess), but no luck on 11+12th. But quite exactly
the same odd frequency can be heard from 0728 to 0758. Too weak to ID
the last two days, but most certainly the same transmitter. 73
(Thorsten Hallmann, Germany, Dec 13, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15120, V. of Nigeria:
Dec 13 0721-0731, 35333, French, Talk, ID at 0722.
Dec 14 0658-0708, 35333-35433, English and French, Closing announce at
0658, IS from 0659, Opening announce, News (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN,
RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121,
ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** NIGERIA [non]. GERMANY (non), Media Broadcast changes:
Hamada Radio International back on the air with very strong signal in
Sofia, 0530-0600 on 7350 NAU 100 kW / 180 deg to WeAs Hausa Mon-Fri
(broker WRMI) (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via
WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** NORTH AMERICA. 3245, R/S YHWH, 0221+ 14 Dec. Just when I thought it
was safe to troll through 90M, these guys show up with the usual
religious declamations; not a great signal, but since I've heard this
tape a bunch of times, it was perfectly readable (understandable, not
so much) (Dan Sheedy, Encinitas, CA, PL380/ 6m X wire, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** NORTH AMERICA. 6935-USB, Dec 15 at 0135, very good signal still
with RF gain on the DX-398 all the way down (tho with external
antenna), torch singer, ``What Can a Woman Do?``, segué 0136 ``Just
Like a Woman``; 0146 recheck yet another ``woman`` song, 0149 quick ID
I thought said ``Ronin Radio``, then ``Pretty Woman``.
But I must defer to numerous other loggers of this feminine streak at
http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,14366.0.html
who say it`s Wolverine Radio. I think they have done this before. No
other pirates audible. This one still going at 0210 (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** NORWAY. Radio Northern Star via LKB/LLE
This was observed at 0735 UT on 11 Dec on 5895 kHz, with fair to poor
reception via Global Tuners rx in Dokkum, Netherlands. Test
transmission loop with many 60s offshore pirate radio jingles
customised for Radio Northern Star interspersed with announcements in
English and Norwegian, typically: "This is a test transmission from
Radio Northern Star, on AM 1314, 228 metres medium wave, and AM 5895,
49 metres shortwave". Nothing was traced on 1314 kHz here.
A clip of this can be heard on the Interval Signals Online website -
http://intervalsignals.net
(David Kernick, Interval Signals Online, Dec 12, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Svenn Martinsen posted in the Medium Wave Circle Facebook group
December 17, 2013: It's almost over for the Norwegian temporary
license, but LKB/LLE is on the air with new test transmissions today,
tomorrow and Thursday from LLE-2 (1314 kHz) and LLE-3 (5895 kHz).
Morning broadcasts Tuesday and Wednesday are 0530-0800 UTC, and we
also plan an afternoon transmission Thursday afternoon, 1400-1600 UTC.
There have been many reports, but we'd like more! QSL card for correct
reports. Remember to enclose Norwegian stamps or 3$. Address: Box 100,
5331 RONG. Address: Box 100, 5331 RONG (via Mike Terry, Dec 17, dxldyg
via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
From Sven Martinsen, Arctic Radio Club:
Final test transmissions from Bergen Kringkaster LKB/LLE
It's almost over for the Norwegian temporary license, but LKB/LLE is
on the air with new test transmissions today [Tues], tomorrow [Wed]
and Thursday from LLE-2 (1314 kHz) and LLE-3 (5895 kHz). Morning
broadcasts Tuesday and Wednesday are 0530-0800 UT, and we also plan an
afternoon transmission Thursday afternoon, 1400-1600 UT. There have
been many reports, but we'd like more! QSL card for correct reports.
Remember to enclose Norwegian stamps or 3$. Address: Box 100, 5331
RONG. (Svenn Martinsen, ARC)
http://arcticradioclub.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/final-test-transmissions-from-bergen.html
(via Alan Pennington, Dec 18, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
I checked 5895 this morning nothing heard. Sent from my iPhone (David
Thorpe, 1338 UT Dec 18, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
** OKLAHOMA. 530, Dec 17 circa 2105 UT, ``K530AM``, Vance AFB is
finally back on the air with the usual PSA loops, such as booster
seats, gate hours info, and seems stronger than before it crashed on
Black Friday. Hope I can still get a good null on it for Enciclopedia,
CUBA at night, not including of course on the caradio: there it`s
mixing with Cuba`s music, fast SAH (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. CHANGES TO EXISTING STATIONS: CP granted: 970, KCFO,
Tulsa – Granted CP to modify day pattern, from 6 towers to 2 (AM
Switch, NRC DX News Dec 16 via DXLD)
** OKLAHOMA. 1050, KXCA, Lawton – Format to SPT (ex-UC:AC), slogan to
“The Ticket,” net to ESPN.
1380, KKRX, Lawton – Format to UC:AC (ex-SPT), slogan “1380 The
Touch,” net to CM (AM Switch, NRC DX News Dec 9 via DXLD) i.e. swap
** OKLAHOMA [non]. 1210, Dec 17 at 0645 UT, `Coast to Coast AM` // but
not synchro with 1200 WOAI. I`ve been meaning to point out that for
some weeks now, KGYN Guymon OK has not been heard at night, meaning
that they have axually been running night pattern with null toward
Philadelphia, Enid, and/or reduced power. The C2CAM must be WPHT, as
listed in NRC AM Log 2013, once you check the format key and find that
entered as ``B`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. CHANGES TO EXISTING STATIONS:
1340, KJMU, Sand Springs – Silent since 12/2/2012, back on the air
with CP facilities 11/29 (AM Switch, NRC DX News Dec 16 via DXLD) Did
it stay on, or merely for a few hours to retain license? (gh, DXLD)
1340 KJMU Sand Springs, OK was silent, now new unknown format
(BROADCASTING INFORMATION, Robert J. Wien (KG6RJW/3) - DATE OF COLUMN:
DECEMBER 14, 2013, Column data span: November 30, 2013-December 14,
2013, Data courtesy of Stationintel.com, FCC database and member
contributions, IRCA DX Monitor Dec 21 via DXLD)
** OKLAHOMA. 1350, KTLQ, Tahlequah – Adds // K242CK-96.3 (AM Switch,
NRC DX News Dec 23 via DXLD)
** OKLAHOMA.
1530 KXTD Wagoner, OK old slogan: “La Luz AM 1530”, new: “Qué Buena”
1530 KXTD Wagoner, OK was Spanish Christian, now Regional Mexican
1570 KZLI Catoosa, OK old slogan: “Mega 1570”, new: “La Luz 1570”
1570 KZLI Catoosa, OK was Spanish
(BROADCASTING INFORMATION, Robert J. Wien (KG6RJW/3) - DATE OF COLUMN:
DECEMBER 14, 2013, Column data span: November 30, 2013-December 14,
2013, Data courtesy of Stationintel.com, FCC database and member
contributions, IRCA DX Monitor Dec 21 via DXLD)
1530, KXTD, Wagoner – Format to SS:MEX (ex-SS:SPT), slogan to “Que
Buena,” drop network ESPD; delete // KZLI-1570. 1570, KZLI, Catoosa –
Delete // KXTD-1530 (AM Switch, NRC DX News Dec 23 via DXLD)
** OKLAHOMA [and non]. Some recent updates to the list of frequency
variations that can be found at Gunter Lorenz’s
http://www.myradiobase.de/mediumwave/mwoffset.txt
1639.9955, KZLS, Enid, Peer-Axel Kroeske 17/3
1640.1222, WKSH, Sussex, Barry McLarnon 23/5
(Recent posts to MW Offset List via Nov-Dec NZ DX Times via DXLD)
Not very recent, from March & May? and there was no KZLS on 1640 until
October, but maybe the offsets still apply: So KZLS would make a 4.5
Hz SAH with any station on 1640.0000 exactly; and a hefty 126.7 Hz
audible het with Sussex; is that correct? (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
1640, KZLS, Enid; 2223-2238+, 9-Dec; "Your fun-loving true oldies
channel". No mention of Glenn Hauser heard. Poor with occasional peak
over mainly PA TIS station. No sign of lately dominant WTNI till 2238.
OK #13 (Harold Frodge, Midland MI, USA, Drake R8B + 125 ft. bow-tie;
85 ft. RW & 180 ft. center-fed RW, All logged by my ears, on my
receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** OKLAHOMA. I hadn`t checked off-the-air antenna reception of KETA
13, for a while, as it tends to suffer from dropouts, but early UT Dec
16, I tuned across ch 13 and found that OETA had added two more
subchannels! Create on 13-3 and PBS Kids on 13-4. These two had
previously only been available on some cable systems, i.e. OKC, and
not Enid. OETA had previously told me that putting them on the air
would degrade the HD quality too much of their main channel. I don`t
yet know whether all four are now on all OETA transmitters full-power
and low-power translators around the state, but if so, I would hope
they put the kidvid channel to better use, since large blocks on 13-1
and 13-2 are devoted to kidvid daily, and another 100% kidvid channel
is a bit much.
I`ve suggested they put CLASSIC ARTS on it, which the current OETA
Executive Director is well familiar with, having run it on his
previous station, KRSC-TV in Claremore, an educational but not OETA
affiliate. OETA website is being rebuilt, making it hard (impossible?)
to find schedules for Create, now that I can get it! Create has
schedule on its own website, cooking and various how-to, travel shows.
I`ve found it too of little interest, mostly reruns of programs
already seen on OETA if I wanted to. It also comes across as almost an
infomercial channel, as everybody is pushing DVDs and other stuff. Is
it a money-maker for PBS stations carrying it? Many others do, as
close as Wichita (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** OMAN. 15140, Dec 17 at 1411, open carrier/dead air and some hum,
instead of English hour from R. Sultanate of Oman; and cut off the air
around 1414, still off at 1445. Meanwhile, Ivo Ivanov was hearing it
on 15355 instead this hour; mistake? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
Frequency change (or wrong frequency) of R Sultanate of Oman:
1400-1500 NF 15355 THU 100 kW / 315 deg WeEu English, ex 15140 Dec 17
1500-2200 NF 15355 THU 100 kW / 315 deg WeEu Arabic, ex 15140 Dec 17
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #827 December 17, 2013 via DXLD)
15140, Dec 18 at 1406, R. Sultanate of Oman is back on normal
frequency for the English hour, rock music, fair signal, after having
been unmodulated and turned off yesterday, apparently replaced by
15355 as per Ivo. It would be a bit premature to declare a ``new
frequency``, based on one day`s mixup. 1436 recheck, YL in news about
explosions in Pakistan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PAKISTAN. 15725, R Pakistan, Islamabad, 14/12, 1344 Urdu. Music,
fast beat. S9+ heavy QSB. 73 (Nick VK2DX [Sydney] Hacko, NSW, dxldyg
via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PALESTINE [non]. 7220, IRAN. Voice of Palestine – Kamalabad, 0335-
0417* Dec 7, much Arabic language talks, music and group discussions
until carrier cut at 0417 ending transmission. Poor to fair (Richard
A. D’Angelo, Wyomissing, PA 19610 U.S.A, Dec 17, Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake
R-8B, Eton E1, Eton E5, Alpha Delta DX Sloper, RF Systems Mini-Windom,
Datong FL3, JPS ANC-4, via Craig Seager, ARDXC via DXLD)
** PERU. CHASQUI DX PFA – DICIEMBRE --- CQ, CQ, CQ; Aquí Pedro F.
Arrunátegui para compartir algo con los que disfrutan y aman el DX
latinoamericano; todas las horas son UT. Desde la tierra de los incas,
les informo mediante este Quipus lo siguiente:
679.94, PERÚ, R. Onda Digital, Lima, 4/12 0615-0645, 44444, mx moderna
en español e inglés, ID "Usted [está] escuchando una emisora de Onda,
grupo de medios, desde Lima” mx, ID "Onda Digital" mx varias, ID “Onda
grupo de medios, las emisoras con la programación, la emisora con la
programación que usted prefiere”, mx, ID “Onda Digital, emisora del
grupo Onda" NOTA: Hay intervalos de silencio entre mx, tocan mx en
forma continua sin advs. http://www.onda-digital.net/
3329.54, PERÚ, R. Ondas del Huallaga, Huánuco, 9/12 1105-1135, 33333+,
px aquí en Huánuco, Rosaura y su estrellas desde Bolivia llega con los
poderes de la viuda negra (curanderismo). ID "Ondas del Huallaga,
informativa, deportiva", advs Frente único regional de Huánuco convoca
a la reunión sobre el corte de fluido eléctrico en la ciudad. Campaña
contra la violencia familia[r] por el gobierno regional de Huánuco,
Agro Falcón lo mejor para su campo.
4747.05, PERÚ, R. Huanta 2000, Huari, 5/12 2335-0005, 33333, mxf,
huayno px en quechua, advs, ID “Radio Huanta 2000”, advs en español,
Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito señor de Mayahay, Universidad Nacional
de Huancavelica, ID “Radio Huanta 2000” en Radio Huanta 2000 invita el
alcalde de Huanta
4789.87, PERÚ, R. Visión, Chiclayo, 4/12 2320-2345, 33333, mx
pasillos, ID "Radio Visión una grande para todos", mx, ID "Radio
Visión, desde la ciudad de Chiclayo, Perú" ID “Transmite Radio Visión,
una radio para todo el mundo"
4835.00, PERÚ, R. Ondas del Sur Oriente; Quillabamba, 2/12 1125-1200,
33333, mxf, px en quechua y español advs, mxf Natacha, ID "Por Radio
de Sur Oriente", advs Consejo de la Convención", Ejercito del Perú
preséntate al servicio en el cuartel… Este nuestro compromiso
Conservar la Naturaleza, Proyecto Camisea.
4985.50, PERÚ, R. Voz Cristiana, Chilca, 13/12 1115-1150, 33333, ID
"Radio Voz Cristiana le acompaña a salvarse", mx, ID "Radio Voz
Cristiana te bendiga en tu siembra; con tu ayuda Radio Voz Cristiana
está saliendo adelante en esta gran siembra", px Siembra Misionera por
las ondas de Radio Voz Cristiana
5024.92, PERÚ, R. Quillabamba, Quillabamba, 15/12 1050-1120, 44444, px
sobre la aparición de la Virgen de Guadalupe, mx, ID "Por Radio
Quillabamba", ID “Invitamos a nuestros amigos a escucharnos en 1210 OM
que ya estamos saliendo al aire…" NOTA: Ellos están anunciando que ya
están saliendo en los 1210 kHz. (Escuchar grabación).
5980.00, PERÚ, R. Chasqui [sic], Cusco, 9/12 2310-2340, 44444++, px El
Camino de la Vida (religioso), mx, ID “Radio Chaski, en la región
Cusco en cadena con la Red Radio Integridad”, mx
6173.90, PERÚ, R. Tawuantinsuyo, Cusco, 9/12 1140-1215, 44444+, advs,
ID "En Radio Tawuantinsuyo…" news varias en español y quechua, advs
Escuelas de Oratoria el Ateneo, px Informativo Tupac Amaru.
NOTA: A todos los compañeros y amigos diexista les deseo tengan una
FELIZ NAVIDAD y un PROSPERO AÑO NUEVO 2014, en unión de la familia.
La recepción la he efectuado del 28/11 al 17/12 en compañía de mi
sabueso Icom IC R72 acompañado del Mizuho KX-3, una antena de hilo
largo de 12 metros y una antena loop. Vivo en una casa muy pequeña,
pero, sus ventanas se abren hacia un mundo muy grande. Muchos 128´s
PFA (Pedro F. Arrunátegui, Lima, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PERU. 4955, R. CULTURAL AMAUTA, 17/12 0111 UT. Programa donde
comentan los resultados de la elección de Michelle Bachelet como
presidenta de Chile por segunda vez, junto a otras noticias sobre
Chile, y música cristiana contemporánea. I.e: Marcos Vidal, et al.
SINPO: 54454 (Claudio Galaz, Antena: Hilo de 5 metros de cable de
cobre, RX: Tecsun PL-660, QTH: Poblado de Barraza Bajo, Comuna de
Ovalle, IV Región, Chile, condiglista yg via DXLD)
** PERU [non]. 5980, Dec 12 at 0053, presumed Tibetan, very poor
signal from VOA Sri Lanka; recheck at 0103.5 expecting remnant of R.
Chaski before its expected cutoff approaching 0105, but nothing there
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
5980, R. CHASKI, 13/12 0013 UT. Se escucha una voz con algo de
sobremodulación, pero con mucho ruido de VOA/CNR-1 JAMMER, el que va
disminuyendo al pasar de la hora. A las 0024 UT, se escuchan avisos
radiales con sobremodulación y música instrumental con SINPO: 43333
(Claudio Galaz, Antena: Hilo de 5 metros de cable de cobre, RX: Tecsun
PL-660, QTH: Poblado de Barraza Bajo, Comuna de Ovalle, IV Región,
Chile, condiglista yg via DXLD)
[and non]. 5980, Dec 14 at 0055, presumed Tibetan dominant but very
poor from VOA SRI LANKA. Circa 0058:45 the signal strength diminishes
slightly as it presumably goes off; no CNR1 jammer timesignal audible
at 0100, but a carrier remains which now must be R. Chaski, and it
cuts off at 0101:48, so their autotimer has been reset again, but not
all the way back to 0100 or 0059.
5980, Dec 17 at 0058, heavy pulse jamming from Cuba, as happens
nonsensically periodically, far outside the hours that R. Martí ever
uses 5980; but I can still detect a carrier amid it, and it`s R.
Chaski since it cuts off at 0102:02.5*, which is 14.5 seconds later
than when last observed 72 hours earlier (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF
RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
5980, R. CHASKI, 17/12 0020 UT. Programa “Gracia a Vosotros” con el
pastor MacArthur en español con el tema de la predestinación y el
cargar la cruz con referencias a la cultura de la época en que se
escribió la Biblia, frente a interpretaciones erradas en el día de
hoy, hasta las 0035 UT. Desde aquella hora en adelante se da música
instrumental e himnos clásicos en español, la emisora da la hora y se
identifica como: “Desde el valle sagrado de los incas, transmite Radio
Chaski” sonando el himno: “Oh cantádmela otra vez, dulces palabras de
vida” de manera instrumental a las 0045, pasa a tocar himnos. i.e.:
“Oh tu fidelidad”, “En el monte calvario” y música cristiana
folklórica de influencia serrana.
¿Chaski transmitiendo su propia programación? Al parecer es así, ya
que no coincide con la programación de R. Radio Integridad en su
página web. Su salida del aire fue a las 0102 aprox. Señal con SINPO:
53453 y sin mayor sobremoduladación, aunque con algunos pics de
interferencia de la mixtura de CNR-1 JAMMER/VOA, aunque muy poco
determinante.
5980, R. CHASKI, 17/12 2245 UT. Predicación de un pastor acerca de la
economía de la gracia de Dios en Cristo, como retransmisión de Red
Radio Integridad con SINPO: 55454 (Claudio Galaz, Antena: Hilo de 5
metros de cable de cobre, RX: Tecsun PL-660, QTH: Poblado de Barraza
Bajo, Comuna de Ovalle, IV Región, Chile, condiglista yg via DXLD)
** PHILIPPINES. Winter [sic] B-13 SW schedule of FEBC Manila:
0000-0015 on 9795 IBA 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Khmu
0000-0030 on 9405 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
0000-0100 on 12055 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Lahu/Wa
0000-0100 on 12070 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
0000-0100 on 15600 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Chin-Asho/Khumi-Karen
0000-0130 on 15435 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to EaAs Shan/Tai-Lu/Maitei/
Chin
0100-0130 on 15560 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Javanese
0800-0830 on 15320 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Madurese Mon-Wed
0800-0830 on 15320 BOC 100 kW / 185 deg to SEAs Sasak Thu-Sun
0800-0900 on 15525 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
0830-0900 on 15450 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Hu/Mongolian
0900-1000 on 15580 BOC 100 kW / 185 deg to SEAs Makassarese/Buginese
0930-1000 on 15450 BOC 100 kW / 245 deg to SEAs Minangkabau
0900-1400 on 9400 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
0900-1600 on 9430 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
1000-1030 on 15640 BOC 100 kW / 308 deg to SEAs Southern Bai
1030-1100 on 12095 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Tai-Lu
1000-1100 on 15580 BOC 100 kW / 215 deg to SEAs Sunda/Sasak
1100-1200 on 9795 IBA 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1100-1200 on 9855 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1100-1300 on 12095 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Hmong/Lao/Njua/Mien
1115-1200 on 15330 BOC 100 kW / 278 deg to SEAs Karen/Mon/Jingpho
1200-1300 on 7410 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Khmer
1200-1330 on 9920 IBA 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Rade/Jarai/Roglai/
Sedang/Koho
1200-1400 on 12020 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Rawang/Akha/Naga/Chin-
Daai
1300-1330 on 11825 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to CeAs Tibetan
1300-1400 on 12095 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Hmong/Khmu
1330-1400 on 9465 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to CeAs Chinese-Yunnan
1400-1430 on 11750 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Lahu
1400-1430 on 15620 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Javanese
1400-1600 on 9345 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
1430-1500 on 9940 BOC 100 kW / 323 deg to CeAs Uyghur
1500-1600 on 9465 BOC 100 kW / 323 deg to CeAs Russian Mon-Sat
1500-1600 on 9465 BOC 100 kW / 323 deg to CeAs Russian/Ukrainan Sun
2230-2400 on 9405 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
2300-2330 on 9365 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Iu Mien
2300-2330 on 12095 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Hmong(9545)
2300-2400 on 9795 BOC 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Mon/Lao
2300-2400 on 12070 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
2330-2400 on 12055 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Palaung/Pale/Tai-Lu
2330-2400 on 15600 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Burmese
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #827 December 17, 2013 via DXLD)
9430, QSL, FEBC Radio International verified an electronic report with
an electronic reply including a full data card image, letter and
program schedule in 1 day from v/s Norita P. Estabillo, Shortwave
Operation, Program Support Supervisor. Norita indicated that she was
forwarding my reception report to Ms. Lyn De Guzman, the Head of the
Corporate Communication and Resource Development, who will be the one
to send another response to me (Rich D'Angelo-PA-USA, DXplorer Dec 8
via BCDX Dec 13 via DXLD)
** PHILIPPINES. B-13 of R. Pilipinas Philippines Broadcasting Service:
0200-0330 on 15640 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME Tagalog/English
0200-0330 on 17700 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME Tagalog/English
0200-0330 on 17820 PHT 250 kW / 270 deg to N&ME Tagalog/English
1730-1930 on 9825 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME English/Tagalog
1730-1930 on 11890 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME English/Tagalog
1730-1930 on 15190 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME English/Tagalog
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #827 December 17, 2013 via DXLD)
15190, Radio Pilipinas/Voice of the Philippines; 1835-1842+, 14-Dec;
Lengthy ID promo, RP/VoP IDs at tune-in in Tagalog/English; mostly in
TG. SIO=253- (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake
R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears,
on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PHILIPPINES. Winter [sic] B-13 SW schedule of Radio Veritas Asia
0000-0027 on 11855 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Sinhala
0000-0027 on 11935 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Karen
0000-0027 on 15460 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Sinhala
0030-0057 on 11855 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Tamil
0030-0057 on 15265 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Bengali
0030-0057 on 15280 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Hindi
0100-0127 on 15280 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Urdu
0100-0127 on 15530 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Telugu
0100-0127 on 17860 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Urdu
0130-0157 on 15255 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Zomi-Chin
0130-0227 on 15530 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1000-1027 on 11850 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Khmer
1000-1157 on 11945 PUG 250 kW / 000 deg to EaAs Mandarin
1030-1127 on 11850 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1130-1157 on 15450 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Burmese
1200-1227 on 11935 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Hmong
1200-1227 on 15225 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Karen
1230-1257 on 15225 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Kachin
1300-1327 on 11850 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1330-1357 on 9520 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Sinhala
1330-1357 on 11870 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Hindi
1400-1427 on 9520 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Tamil
1400-1427 on 11870 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Bengali
1430-1457 on 11750 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Telugu
1430-1457 on 11870 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Zomi-Chin
1430-1457 on 15330 SMG 250 kW / 089 deg to SoAs Urdu
1500-1557 on 15320 SMG 250 kW / 107 deg to N/ME Tagalog, registered
1630-1657
2100-2257 on 6115 PUG 250 kW / 350 deg to EaAs Mandarin
2300-2327 on 15355 PUG 250 kW / 000 deg to CeAs Tagalog
2330-2357 on 9645 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Kachin
2330-2357 on 9670 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
2330-2357 on 9720 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Burmese
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #827 December 17, 2013 via DXLD)
** ROMANIA [and non]. 41 mb Three bad station signal mixtures noted at
01-02 UT slot.
ROMANIA/UAE, 7325.0 At 0120 UT even RRI Bucharest in English, and odd
7325.052 kHz frequency BBC Hindi sce 0100-0130 from Al Dhabbaya-UAE.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15)
ROMANIA/INDIA, 7340.0, RRI Bucharest in Romanian heard on bad mixture
with stronger AIR Urdu service at S=9+20dB level, Indian male singer
at 0125 UT, latter on odd 7340.094 kHz of course. Rather 100 Hertz
interference BUZZ tone heard (Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews
Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
** ROMANIA. Additional broadcasts of NEXUS-IBA IRRS SW from Radiocom:
Radio Santec Cosmic Wave (probably), not Oromo Voice in Oromo on
Mon/Wed/Sat
1500-1530 on 15515 TIG 150 kW / 165 deg CEAf Somali Fri, added Dec. 16
1500-1530 on 15515 TIG 150 kW / 175 deg EaAf Oromo Sat, added Dec. 16
And again no transmissions of Oromo Voice on Monday, December 16:
1600-1630 on 17850 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg to EaAf Oromo Mon/Wed/Sat
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #826 December 16, 2013, via WORLD OF RADIO
1700, DXLD)
** RUSSIA. 5930, R. Rossii-Kamchatka, Dec 10 0710-0716, 45343,
Russian, Opening music, ID, Opening announce, Talk, Local program from
0710 (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515,
NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** RUSSIA. 5930.000, Just heard the old-new National Hymn of former
USSR, now Russia with a new text-exSowjetunion, played rather long
duration from 0155 to end at exact 0200:04 UT Dec 15, followed by few
time pips. The latest pip was 13 seconds TOO LATE, compared with DCF77
German time signal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DCF77
(Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD) This
one Monchegorsk, I assume; I thought it signed on at 0100 (gh, DXLD)
5930.00, 1525-1535 15.12, R Rossii, Monchegorsk, Russian talk, 1533
martial music, ann, ID 45344 // 6160
6160.00, 1510-1540 15.12, R Rossii, Arkhangelsk, Russian talk // 5930,
32332, sideband QRM (Anker Petersen, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28
metres of longwire in Skovlunde, Denmark, via Dario Monferini, playdx
yg via DXLD)
** RUSSIA. 7320, Dec 14 at 0340, sufficient S9+18 signal, but very
undermodulated in Russian, as R. Rossii, Magadan is already
propagating in the dead of winter. Sunset is 0454 UT after a 6-hour
day at 60 degrees north. Some reports indicate that not only VOR but
also R. Rossii will be going off SW January 1. See the confusing story
via DXLD 13-49 which mixes up the different broadcasting bands (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA [and non]. 12055, Dec 12 at 1322, poor signal in Russian, so
Golos Rossii still exists here as scheduled 12-16, 250 kW, 117 degrees
from a Moskva site. Heavy QRM not only from WEWN on 12050 in Spanish,
but worse from the squealing parasitic spur always accompanying it
around 12054 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
A bad radio station from Moscow posted these photos from what Deutsche
Presse-Agentur called "moving celebrations":
https://www.facebook.com/StimmeRusslands/posts/718548424823388
Meanwhile indeed no one in Moscow seems to care for this radio station
at all. There are only reports such as this, about a commission for
the liquidation of RIA Novosti, led by Karl-Eduard von Schnitzler ---
ooops, by Dmitri Kiselyov:
http://www.onair.ru/main/enews/view_msg/NMID__47198/
(Kai Ludwig, Dec 12, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** RUSSIA. VOICE OF RUSSIA --- International Agency "Russia Today" is
created on the basis of RIA Novosti (updated: 12.09.2013 12:34)
Vladimir Putin has signed a decree on the reorganization of RIA
Novosti news agency. At its base is created agency "Russia Today",
which will be headed by Dmitry Kiselev. In the new agency will also
include State Broadcasting Company "Voice of Russia" ...
http://ria.ru/society/20131209/982905485.html
(via Andrew, Tomsk, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx", via RusDX 15 Dec via
DXLD)
Voice of Russia liquidate. item 5
http://kremlin.ru/acts/19805
(Aleksandr Diadischev, Ukraine / "open_dx" & "deneb-radio-dx", ibid.
Decree on measures to improve the efficiency of state-owned media
December 9, 2013.
Vladimir Putin signed a decree "On some measures to improve the
efficiency of state-owned media." Full text of the Decree:
In order to improve the efficiency of the public media decree: ...
5. Eliminate Federal State Institution "Russian State Radio Company
"Voice of Russia "(Moscow) with subsequent transfer assigned to it on
the operational management of the property in the economic management
of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise " International News Agency
"Russia Today."
http://kremlin.ru/acts/19805
(via Editor Anatoly Klepov, ibid.)
Eliminate the "Voice of Russia" as a legal entity, a station may not
greatly affect. Perhaps a change in name - yes already in some
languages declared in the Voice of Russia, and Radio VR.
Of claim 3 and further decree that it's just working on the
centralization of foreign media that they were carrying the party and
government policies consistently, and not in his own way (Dmitry
Mezin, Kazan, Russia / "open_dx" via RusDX 15 Dec via DXLD)
Unscheduled DRM transmission of Voice of Russia in English on 7400
kHz, 1200 UT onwards, or there's change in schedule? --- (Alokesh
Gupta, New Delhi, 1253 UT Dec 15, cumbre_dx via DXLD)
Re: [dxld] Voice of Russia to halt shortwave broadcasts
A couple of frequencies have been added to HFCC for VOR in English and
Vietnamese which are due to start on the 1st of January 2014. So
either VoR are continue after 1st January or they really don't know
what's happening yet.
http://www.hfcc.org/data/schedbyfmo.php?seas=B13&fmor=GFC
(Stephen Cooper, Dec 13, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Frequency change of Voice of Russia:
1000-1400 NF 9560 IRK 250 kW / 180 deg to EaAs Chinese, ex 7305
Cancelled frequencies of Voice of Russia via Novosibirsk from Dec. 18:
0600-1000 on 21820 NVS 500 kW / 155 deg to AUS English
0700-0900 on 21840 NVS 250 kW / 180 deg to SEAs English
1000-1200 on 11935 NVS 250 kW / 120 deg to EaAs Chinese
1100-1500 on 9560 NVS 250 kW / 145 deg to EaAs English
1600-1800 on 5955 NVS 250 kW / 180 deg to SoAs English
1600-1900 on 6110 NVS 250 kW / 240 deg to CeAs Russian
1600-1800 on 6180 NVS 250 kW / 145 deg to CeAs English (Ivo Ivanov,
DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via WORLD OF ADIO 1700, DXLD)
Re: [dxld] The Voice of Russia is Over? An employee of Oyash tx site
(which is actually located near Raduga village, Novosibirsk region)
writes on dxing.ru that the Voice of Russia has today cancelled
transmissions on 6110, 6180, 9560, 11935, 21820 and 21840 kHz (a total
of 16 hours), so maybe similar reductions have been made at other
sites (Aleksandr Diadischev, Ukraine, Dec 17, dxldyg via WORLD OF
RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
From a post I saw on Facebook http://pastebin.com/vqSUTfvU GFC A14
schedule about 30 less registrations than B13. Some VOR registrations
are not included and are registered separately if transmitter is
outside Russia e.g. Armenia etc. (Stephen Cooper, ibid.) 30% or 30?
I was able to log the Voice of Russia last night and wrote out a
reception report to mail via snail mail to them in hopes of receiving
a physical QSL back. That got me thinking in regards to recent news I
have seen regarding Putin and restructuring of VOR. As the link on
their website was not functioning and my 2008 edition of Passport is
dated, does anyone know a viable postal address for them and do you
have any opinions on the likelihood of them actually responding via
postal mail? Best regards (chris, col, ohio Dec 18, ptsw yg via DXLD
VOR Website has the postal address, in case you have not seen it.
http://voiceofrussia.com/contacts/
*Regards* (*Sudhindra*, ibid.)
Viz., it`s the same street address they`ve been at forever, and note
the strange postal info; so is there now international business-reply
mail, at least from anywhere to Russia?? (gh, DXLD)
CONTACT US:
25, Pyatnitskaya St., Moscow, 115326, Russia
e-mail: world@ruvr.ru
Fax: (7-495) 951-95-52
Do you want your radio ad to reach out to the world via the Voice of
Russia? Feel free to contact us: +7 495 950 6070 adv@ruvr.ru
Offers for VoR content distribution: distribution@ruvr.ru
Dear listeners!
You can send your offline letters to Voice of Russia for free! Type in
this address on an envelope, seal it up and drop it in a mailbox. No
stamps required. And don’t put any marks on the face of the envelope.
If you find it necessary, you can write your address on the back. This
is a good option if you need to send a letter or a parcel with printed
materials. Should you face difficulty typing the address on the
envelope, you can print it on paper and paste it on. Keep the image
scale intact. We’re looking forward to your letters!
Do you want your radio ad to reach out to the world via the Voice of
Russia?
Feel free to contact us:
+7 495 950 6070
reklama@ruvr.ru
Read more: http://voiceofrussia.com/contacts/
(via DXLD)
** RUSSIA. Moscow University Station 25900 kHz --- With the high-ish
sfi (165) the Moscow University station on 25900 is strong into London
this early afternoon on 25900 kHz. Regards (Stuart satnipper, 1211 UT
Fri Dec 13, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
Moscow: Hearing Radio MTUCI now (13 Dec 2013) --- Coming through now
on 25900 kHz via Global Tuners Italian remotes in Rovigo (fair) and
Rimini (good). This is on Fridays only, 1200-1500 UT. A.k.a. "Radio
Green Eyes", but no such ID heard as of 1220 UT (David Kernick, 1225
UT, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST) More below
Hard rock music now at 1228 UT. Nice 400 watt signal. Reception on 11
mb depends of the used receiving antenna. S=6-7 on remote units in
Greece, Italy, and Netherlands. S=8-9 signal on Switzerland St. Gallen
and Basel sdr remotes, also same level on some remote SDR rxs in
Germany too. vy73 wolfy df5sx (Wolfgang Büschel, ibid.)
Fair signal in Caversham at 1320 UT on 25900 - SINPO 25432 with rapid
fading and peaking around S7 (Alan Pennington, Caversham, Berks, UK,
AOR 7030plus and ALA 1530 loop, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
Radio MTUCI observed on 11-metre band 13 Dec --- 25900 kHz on air with
ID in Russian at 1200 UT followed by 'Boys Don't Cry' by The Cure and
another rock song. A canned ID came at 1208 - "Radiostantsiya
Moskovskiy Tekhnicheskiy Universitet Svyazi i Informatiki" [Radio
Station Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics]
- then a rock music show presented by two or more women in the studio.
Listened till 1225 then on and off till 1300 without hearing any
"Radio Green Eyes" ID, perhaps that's just a slogan or programme name.
Reception was fair via Global Tuners remotes in Rovigo and Rimini
(both Italy). (David Kernick, Interval Signals Online, 1950 UT Dec 14,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGESET)
** RWANDA [non]. 17540, CLANDESTINE, Radio Mara – Talata-Volondry
[MADAGASCAR], 1732-1758* Dec 7, discussion between a man in the studio
and another man from a remote location in presumed Kinyarwanda
language. Some light instrumental music between segments with a
regional vocal at closedown. Fair to good (Richard A. D’Angelo,
Wyomissing, PA 19610 U.S.A, Dec 17, Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton
E1, Eton E5, Alpha Delta DX Sloper, RF Systems Mini-Windom, Datong
FL3, JPS ANC-4, via Craig Seager, ARDXC via DXLD)
BELGIUM (non), Upcoming frequency changes of BRB clandestine stations:
Radio Inyabutatu, 1700-1800 NF 15310 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg to EaAf
Kinyarawanda Sat, ex 17870 (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December
13, 2013 via DXLD)
Note the unusual double frequency entries at present shown for Radio
Inyabutatu and Radio Assenna at
http://www.airtime.org/shortwave/schedule.php
I checked them out tonight shortly before 1800. The results: For Radio
Inyabutatu no trace of a signal on 17870 and a trace of a carrier, not
necessarily related of course, on 15310. Presumed Radio Assenna was
weak on 15245, no result on 11720 where buzz from the neighbour's TV
would have obliterated possible weak signals. And no trace of the also
listed ESAT on 15370, but who knows to where they hopped tonight.
This really needs monitoring from outside Central Europe (Kai Ludwig,
Germany, Dec 14, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Alyx & Yey, former Broadcast Belgium (BRB) changes: Radio Inyabutatu
on Dec. 14: 1700-1800 NF 15310 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg EaAf Kinyarwanda
Sat, ex 17870 (Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #825, December 15, 2013, via
DXLD)
Hello, I can confirm reception of Radio Inyabutatu sign on 1700z with
music on Dec 14 Saturday, 15310 kHz. Ex frequency 17870 nothing heard.
(Rich Ray, Burr Ridge, IL USA, Dec 15, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
MADAGASCAR: 17540, Radio Mara (tentative); 1713-1731+, 14-Dec; M&W in
Afro language with many mentions of Rwanda; Afro-pop tune at 1726+.
SIO=3+44 with brief pulse burst (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition,
Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All
logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
BELGIUM (non) Confirmed frequency changes of Alyx&Yey clandestine
stations: R. Inyabutatu, Kinyarwanda/Kirundi from Dec 14
1700-1800 NF 15310 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg to EaAf Sat, ex 17870 (Ivo
Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18 via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** SAINT KITTS [and non]. 2013 Newfoundland DXpedition --- Initial
Observations by Jim Renfrew --- It may take a long time for us to plow
through a terabyte of Perseus files from Cappahayden. But here are
some observations from NOV 9-16:
1. 820 St. Kitts was absent the entire week.
2. Caribbean receptions were markedly missing, at least to me. All
that I noted so far are stations in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Venezuela
was much diminished, too, either because stations are off the air or
due to reduced schedules or power? These observations may change once
I review all of the Perseus files, but that will take some time. In 6
weeks I have managed to cover most files from only one night (NRC IDXD
Dec 13 vi DXLD)
** SARAWAK [non]. 15420, R. Free Sarawak via Taiwan, Dec 10 1140-1150,
45444 Iban, Talk, ID at 1142 (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-
525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper
Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SARDINIA. AUDIOCLIP: THE HISTORICAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF RADIO SARDEGNA
(1945) --- Radio Sardegna was the first Italian free radio after
September 8, 1943. The station's manager was the Italo-American writer
Guido D'Agostino charge by the US Army. The audiocip with the
identification is available here:
http://blog.libero.it/radioascolto/12565583.html
73 de (Francesco SWL I0-5639 Cecconi, Dec 17, condiglista yg via DXLD)
** SAUDI ARABIA. Changes at BSKSA --- As Rumen Pankov pointed out, the
BSKSA shortwave service has been renamed "Radio Saudi International"
(DXLD 13-50). Here are some other changes which have recently taken
place at the state broadcaster:
The first domestic service, formerly known as the General Programme,
now identifies as “Radio Riyadh”.
The second domestic service, formerly known as the Second Programme,
now identifies as “Radio Jeddah”.
The European Programme, a domestic FM network, now broadcasts 24/7 in
English. French, Bengali, Indonesian programming has been dropped.
This service, formerly identifying as “Radio Riyadh”, has also been
renamed, though to what is unclear at the moment (the relevant live
stream is silent).
English has been dropped from shortwave, as has 0800-1000 UT French.
See DXLD 13-48 for updated schedule.
There are two websites available with live audio streaming,
http://www.sr.sa and http://www.sm.gov.sa The former is in Arabic,
whilst the latter has an English option and also a live stream of some
shortwave broadcasts, observed as follows: 0900 Indonesian, 1200 Urdu,
1500 Persian, 1800 Turkish (2100-0900 UT period not surveyed)
The foregoing observations are based on shortwave checks carried out
16-18 Dec 2013, DXLD (as referenced above) and web research,
especially http://www.alsharq.net.sa/2013/11/04/98805
Interval Signals Online has updated clips reflecting some of the above
changes, check out http://www.IntervalSignals.net (David Kernick, Dec
18, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SERBIA. Re DXLD 13-50: Serbia, "Inactive transmissions": I think I
recently read somewhere that the grounds of the former Stubline
transmitter site have been sold. So it does not appear as if "BEO"
transmissions will ever be on air again, no matter how long they still
file them to HFCC (Kai Ludwig, Germany, Dec 15, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** SEYCHELLES [and non]. 15420, Dec 13 at 2006, BBCWS in English is
still on here with report about Egypt, colliding with WBCQ anapaestic
androgynous preachperson, which previously was in the clear after
2000. Most of WBCQ is on USB, so BBC is better by listening on LSB,
tho not completely WBCQ-less. There`s also a het since the reduced
carrier remaining from Monticello is as always off-frequency. HFCC
shows that since 6 December, the 15-20 UT BBC broadcast has added
another hour until 21, same 250 kW due west, and supposedly for the
rest of the B-13 season until oblivion 30 March. This is one of
several SW schedule expansions by BBC to Africa; why? Temporary?
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SINGAPORE. Subject: [vhfskip] BBC 30.57 Singapore 11-12 UT. I
forgot to mention that I heard the BBCWS Singapore harmonic on
30570 (2 x 15285) from 1100 to fadeout 1140, on 12 Dec. The Singapore
(Kranji) broadcasting site has been a source of HF harmonics going
back to the mid-70s when I first encountered them. Regards, (Tony
Mann, Western australia, 0356 UT 13 Dec, vhfskip yg via Tim Bucknall,
Congleton, UK, harmonics yg via DXLD)
** SOLOMON ISLANDS. 9545, 0359, Radio Hapi Isles SIBC Honiara,
reactivated daytime frequency, noted most days since 31/10. Sked
appears to be 2200-0500 but some variations to opening & closing times
observed. Sometimes fair-good strength from 0300 onwards. On 5/11 had
recorded ident at 0359 including refs to ‘the Unified Voice’, followed
by Pidgin news. Closed abruptly 0501 during Radio Australia news relay
6080, 0607, SIBC Honiara first noted here 22/11 with BBC programme
relay in English (only Brazil audible when frequency checked at 0552).
Cut abruptly 0630:30 for ident as “You’re listening to Radio Hapi
Isles on 1035 AM and 50-20 shortwave” then repeated in Pidgin. Later
5019.88 noted in //. On 23/11 audible at 0535 mixed Brazil. Scheduled
0500-1200 UT (Bryan Clark at Mangawhai (Northland), North Island, New
Zealand, with AOR7030+, EWEs to North, Central & South America, 100m
BOG to NE and Alpha Delta Sloper antennas, Nov-Dec NZ DX Times via
DXLD)
6080, SIBC, Dec 12 0759-0809, 34433, Pidgin, IS and ID at 0800, News
(Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-
345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** SOMALILAND. 7120, Dec 14 at 0333, R. Hargeisa, fairly good at S9+18
with Qur`an for a few minutes, then Somali talk. Much better than I
can ever hear it circa 1400* by long path, but I am seldom DXing at
0330 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH AFRICA. Unscheduled Channel Africa transmission on 17770,
15th Dec 2013 (Sun) - At 1505 UT unscheduled Channel Africa in Swahili
on 17770 kHz; Nelson Mandela Special? (Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi,
cumbredx via DXLD)
Channel Africa just noted signing-on on 15235 kHz at 1600 UT Sunday in
French. Normally scheduled Monday to Friday only. Most likely a
special Nelson Mandela transmission. English is likely to be aired at
1700 UT on same frequency (Alan Roe, Teddington, UK, Dec 15, dxldyg
via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Confirmed English at 1728, Sunday 15 December. Interview with George
Bizos, so yet another item on the life and times of Madiba. On to The
Elders at 1730, ID "Channel Africa" at 1733 (Bill Bingham,
Johannesburg RSA, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15235, 15/Dez 1751, CHANNEL AFRICA, Special transmission, in English.
ID, YL talk, at 1752 local pop music. At 1800 beep signal and ID by OM
in African language (Swahili?). At 1802 out of the air abruptly. 25432
(Jorge Freitas, Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W - Brasil,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. Brother Stair, instead of Pan American
Broadcasting via MBR:
1500-1600 15260 ISS 100 kW / 085 deg to WeAs English noted Sun Dec. 15
1900-2000 15210 ISS 100 kW / 133 deg to EaAf English noted Sun Dec. 15
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #826 December 16, 2013, via DXLD)
Are you sure this is not still PAB, merely relaying BS rather than a
direct BS deal with MBR? (gh, DXLD)
GERMANY (non), Media Broadcast changes: Brother Stair
1500-1600 15260 ISS 100 kW / 085 deg to WeAs English Sun, till Dec. 29
1900-2000 15210 ISS 100 kW / 133 deg to EaAf English Sun, till Dec. 29
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** SPAIN [and non]. 11780, Dec 17 at 0114 since I happen to be
monitoring on UT Tue, check for the weekly REE Emisión Sefarad. At
first only hear RNAmazonia, Brasil, but at 0115 REE IS only once, and
then opening the Sephardic show; almost equal level to Brasil, heavy
collision as usual while REE`s alternate frequency 11795 in the clear
goes completely to waste (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SRI LANKA. 11905.000, SLBC Colombo via former DWL Trincomalee relay
in Hindi language (not English), S=9+15dB signal. 0143 UT Dec 15
(Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
** SUDAN [non]. MOLDOVA: 9940, Radio Miraya; 0349-0413+; 14-Dec;
English & LL [unknown language] African news features with frequent
mentions of Uganda/Kampala, spaced with Afro-pop. Radio Miraya SID at
0413. SIO=242+; one brief clicking QRM (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** SUDAN [non]. Reception Report for Radio Dabanga (!) on UT Friday,
12/13/2013 --- Heard on 7315 kHz from Darfur, Sudan (as I understand
it, via Hilversum, Netherlands) from 0540 until 0557 UT. Picked up
musical theme of "Radio Dabanga" repeated 4 times around 0540 UT,
followed by male announcer to 0545 (and the theme music again)
followed by female announcer to (the theme again) to 0547, with a male
voice mentioning Darfur several times to 0550. Apparent Islamic chant
began around 0550 and ran until approximately 0554 UT. Ending theme
led to abrupt cutoff at 0557 UT early Friday morning [Dec 13] (this is
apparently their "Morning News II" segment). I have contacted the
station to see if this report is QSL worthy.
Note: I had no idea what station I was REALLY hearing until I found
their website:
https://www.radiodabanga.org/?page_id=59
As a result, I can understand why Darfur was mentioned as often as it
was during the program -- their catch phrase is "Independent news and
relevant information from the heart of Darfur". I don't know if you or
your contacts have ever heard this station, so it may be worth a quick
mention on a future broadcast of World of Radio with a mention in DX
Listening Digest as well -- edit as you must. (I know it's not the
Cuban Numbers Station that I've contacted you about in the past, but
on some nights, "The Cuban Lady" just isn't on the air!) Sincerely,
(Shawn S Fahrer, DX'ing from Flushing NY (in NYC), 0404 UT Dec 14, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Hi Shawn, Tnx for your report. I think you`ll find that R. Dabanga
(and R. Tamazuj before it at 0400) come in quite well just about any
night. Sponsoring organization is in Netherlands, but transmission is
from Vatican, with 250 kW, and we get a lot of signal off the back of
their antennas.
Here`s one handy reference schedule updated daily where you can look
up what you hear:
http://www.geocities.jp/binewsjp/ia/bib13.txt
including this:
7315 Radio Dabanga 0429-0557 1234567 Arabic/Sudanese 250 150 Santa
Maria di Galeria CVA 4203N 01219E PNW/FPU b13
7315 Radio Tamazuj 0400-0429 1234567 Arabic/Sudanese 250 150 Santa
Maria di Galeria CVA 4203N 01219E PNW/FPU b13
Regards, (Glenn to Shawn, via DXLD)
15550.10, R. Dabanga via UAE, Dec 13 0508-0517, 33443, Arabic, Talk,
ID at 0511, SJ at 0512 (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX, IC-R75, NRD-
525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121, ANT, 70m Sloper
Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
15535, R Tamazuj, Vatican, 14/12 1510, S9+20 Sudanese Station, ID
mentioned. About Sudan. Question: is Radio Tamazuj transmitting from
Vatican city? 73 (Nick VK2DX [Sydney] Hacko, NSW, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST) q.v.
Sponsored/brokered by Press Now Netherlands see SUDAN [non].
15535 Radio Tamazuj 1459-1529 daily Arabic/Sudanese 250kW 150deg
Santa Maria di Galeria CVA Vatican State PNW/FPU b13
15535 Radio Dabanga 1529-1627 daily Arabic/Sudanese 250kW 150deg
Santa Maria di Galeria CVA Vatican State PNW/FPU b13
(Wolfgang Büschel, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
PNW {"Press Now". <http://www.pressnow.nl/> wb df5sx}
"Press Now"
Witte Kruislaan 55
1217 AM Hilversum
The Netherlands
T +31 35 62 54 300
website <http://www.pressnow.nl/> E-mail <info @ pressnow.nl>
BUT NOW changed
PNW rather <http://www.freepressunlimited.org/>
<http://www.freepressunlimited.org/projecten>
<http://www.freepressunlimited.org/dossier/radio-dabanga>
<http://www.radiodabanga.org/>
Frequencies
<http://www.radiodabanga.org/node/196>
Programs
<http://www.radiodabanga.org/node/42>
Automatic translation:
Darfur, the western region of Sudan. The media climate in Sudan is
very restrictive: all media is controlled by the Sudan government. In
Darfur was no independent news source focused on the area. Unlimited
Free Press in 2008, therefore, the independent radio station Dabanga
set up for the information vacuum in Darfur break. This radio station
has the final editing in the Netherlands, with most reporters in the
region itself: 60% of the news are produced locally.
Since December 1, 2008 Radio Dabanga sends news and information
programs in Darfur. It is an independent radio station for and by
Darfuris. The news comes from correspondents in Darfur and elsewhere
in Sudan. The transmitter wants all people in the region with reliable
information on safety, education, health and human rights, whatever
their ethnic background or political affiliation. For the
international community, including NGOs working in the field, Radio
Dabanga is a source of news. The Sudanese government attempts to
transmissions of radio Dabanga oppose using a jammer.
In 2009 a study revealed that Radio Dabanga more than 2 million
listeners from Darfur, Chad and the Diaspora, the station is now a
great success. From an audience survey showed that about 60% of the
population knows Dabanga Radio and listen to the station. The
researcher Graham Mytton said he had never in his career at a
relatively young radio listeners has set such a high percentage.
In 2011, emits Radio Dabanga 2.5 hours a day, in Darfur and Arab-five
local languages. Successful programs are "Lost & Found", which people
can identify their loved ones and "Frankly ghosts. In this program,
people from different ethnic groups have their say. Furthermore, the
transmitter sends out a lot of local news, so the audience can
identify with the news and learn about their environment.
The website has all the latest news
<http://www.radiodabanga.org> available in English and Arabic.
(via Wolfgang Büschel, dxldyg via DXLD)
** SWEDEN. SAQ TRANSMISSION ON CHRISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER 24, 2013
There will be a transmission with the Alexanderson 200 kW alternator
on VLF 17.2 kHz from Grimeton Radio/SAQ on Christmas Eve, Tuesday,
December 24th, 2013. The message transmission will take place at 0800
UT. The transmitter will be tuned up from around 0730.
There will be no activity on amateur radio frequencies with the call
SK6SAQ this time. The radio station is open to visitors.
QSL-reports are kindly received:
- E-mail to: info@alexander.n.se
- or via: SM bureau
- or direct by mail to:
Alexander - Grimeton Veteranradios Vaenner, Radiostationen,
Grimeton 72
S-432 98 GRIMETON
S W E D E N
Also read our web site: http://www.alexander.n.se/
Yours, Lars Kalland, SM6NM
(via Mike Terry, Dec 15, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
** SWEDEN [non]. The Swedish DX Federation will have three broadcasts
on mediumwave and shortwave in early 2014 as follows:
Sunday 5 January at 1800-1900 UT on 1485 kHz (Radio Merkurs, Latvia)
Saturday 11 Jan at 1200-1300 UT on 7265 kHz (Hamburger Lokalradio)
Sunday 9 Feb at 1800-1900 UT on 1485 kHz (Radio Merkurs)
Saturday 15 Feb at 1200-1300 UT on 7265 kHz (Hamburger Lokalradio)
Sunday 9 March at 1800-1900 UT on 1485 kHz (Radio Merkurs)
Saturday 15 Mar at 1200-1300 UT on 7265 kHz (Hamburger Lokalradio)
The programmes will be produced and presented by Ronny Forslund and
they will be mainly in Swedish. In addition to DX News and details
about the Swedish DX scene there will be lots of nice music.
Hej! Här kommer information om sändningarna från SDXF nästa år:
SDXF på kort- och mellanvåg
Under de tre första månaderna 2014 kommer SDXF att sända tre
specialprogram över Radio Merkurs i Lettland på 1485 kHz och över
Hamburger Lokalradio på kortvåg 7265 kHz enligt följande schema:
Radio Merkurs - söndagarna 5 januari, 9 februari och 9 mars kl. 1800-
1900 UTC på 1485 kHz
Hamburger Lokalradio - lördagarna 11 januari, 15 februari och 15 mars
kl. 1200-1300 på 7265 kHz.
Programmen produceras av Ronny Forslund.
// Christer Brunström (via Tom Taylor, Dec 15, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
see also LATVIA
** SYRIA. Mensaje recibido de Radio Damasco:
Querido amigo: A pesar de la pena tan grande que tenemos en el
corazón, no queremos dejar pasar este Nuevo Año 2014 sin desearte
mucha felicidad y suerte. Todo el equipo de Radio Damasco te deseamos
felices fiestas.
Para los buenos momentos, gratitud.
Para los malos, mucha esperanza.
Para cada día, una ilusión.
Y siempre, siempre, felicidad.
Esto es lo que te deseamos para el año 2014. Gracias por tu fidelidad.
Atte. Amelia Puga (via Ernesto Paulero, Dec 16, condiglista yg via
DXLD)
Original copied with backwards punxuation, as if partly Arabic (gh)
** TAIWAN. 14870, Xi Wang Zhi Sheng - (Sound of Hope,) at 2347, on
12/13. Male and female talking followed by short musical interlude
with female talking. Fair (J. Cooper, Lebanon, PA, WR-G33DDC Excalibur
Pro, RF Space-SDR-IQ, Grundig Satellit 750, Tecsun PL-660, Wellbrook
ALA 1530+ Imperium, All Band Tuned Super Sloper, PARS-SWL End Fed,
NASWA Flashsheet via DXLD) Standard doubt-raising about CNR1 jam (gh)
** TAIWAN [and non]. Test frequency R. Taiwan International Dec 14/15:
1900-2000 6130 UNIDentified tx site WeEu French and // frequencies
9895 DHA 250 kW / 315 deg WeEu and 11875 ISS 500 kW / 190 deg NoAf
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via DXLD)
Concerning the test of 6130 kHz for Radio Taiwan International in
French 1900-2000, announced for yesterday and today: It is indeed in
use, and it sounds like all the previous attempts to serve Europe with
a 49 metres outlet from Al-Dhabbaya, rather weak and fadey. When the
carrier came up shortly before 1900 it was overshadowed by much
stronger Biblis on 6140 with Voice of America in Azeri wrapping up.
The scheduled 9895 from Al-Dhabbaya appears to be in use, too, if the
faint carrier on this frequency is not something else. It is even
fainter than 11875 from Issoudun, scheduled for this French broadcast
to Africa, indeed appearing to carry it (that's difficult to tell
since there appears to be a considerable delay between 9895 and 11875,
presumably both being independent play-outs).
Some source also claims that this transmission goes out on 7325 from
Woofferton, too: I have a faint carrier on this frequency which could
be anything. But it does not appear to be Woofferton (Kai Ludwig, Dec
15, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Only a faint carrier on 6130 here in central Milan. 9895, on the
contrary, is quite robust! 73 (Andy Lawendel, Italy, 1932 UT Dec 15,
ibid.)
RTI French 6130 kHz has been a good, strong signal here in NW England,
only with occasional slight fading and of better quality than on the
WebSDR at Twente. 73 (Tony Molloy, Winter Hill, UK IO83ro, CCW SDR4+ &
CCW HF Active Antenna, @swlistener http://swlistener.wordpress.com/
2002 UT Dec 125, ibid.)
Thanks, folks, for the tip, just opened e-mail program and then looked
into European remote units on 6130 and 9895 kHz: both outlets are
indeed from Al Dhabbaya UAE.
6130 S=9+15dB in Italy, S=9+40in western Germany, lesser signal
strength of S=8-9 in eastern Germany, UK, Poland and Finland post.
But always accompanied by a big bassy HUM BUZZ of 140 Hertz, I guess
strongly coming from TWR Africa Swaziland transmission in Portuguese
1920-1950 UT, but on odd 6129.860 kHz.
Another transmission on odd frequency in UAE on 9895.048 kHz only S=6-
7 all over Europe, azimuth is meant towards zone 27SE - i.e. UK,
France, Benelux, - hard to believe that. 73 wb df5sx (Wolfgang
Büschel, ibid.)
** TAIWAN. 5050.00, 2320-2330 11.12, R Taiwan Int., Kouhu, Chinese
talk 32332 jammed by Voice of China // 4800 AP-DNK (Anker Petersen,
from Skovlunde, Denmark, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28 metres longwire
in 9 metres altitude - not touched by the latest two storms, via Dario
Monferini, playdx yg via DXLD) ex 5010???? Or mistake? (gh, DXLD)
** TAIWAN [non]. I tried tuning in to PCJ International on 9335 kHz at
1330 on my AR5000 with ALA1530 and random wire antennas and although I
could see a trace on my SDR-14 pan-display I could not hear anything.
So I then tried the websdr at the University of Twente in the
Netherlands which I occasionally use to compare with. The skip must
have been unfortunate for me because after about 1400 I had heard a
reasonable part of the programme on headphones. The programme was
Christmas themed with "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas", "Do they
know its Christmas time (feed the world)", "It's most wonderful time
of the year" and ending with Stevie Wonder with "What Christmas means
to me"
Station ID and contact address given around 1414. Reception improved
by an S-point according to the SDR by the end and my report is SINPO
24232. Station ceased transmission at 1430:30 (Mike German, Peak
District, UK, Dec 15, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
9335, 15/Dez 1425, SRI LANKA, PCJ Radio in English. Nothing here at my
QTH. In SDR Twente, weak signal with a frequency deviation around
9334.9. At 1426 pop music. At 1428 interval signal, ID and at 1430
off. 73 (Jorge Freitas, Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W -
Brasil, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Sunday, December 22, 2013, 1330-1430 still on 9335 (via Sri Lanka) to
S & SE Asia: Special via WRMI at same time on 11880 to North America
(Victor Goonetilleke, Dec 12, PCJ Frequency Manager, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
[both with red Xmas card design making this announcement]
On December 22, 2013 we are added a second frequency for our annual
Christmas show.
Time: 1330 to 1430 UT
Frequency: 11880 kHz
Date: December 22, 2013
Target: North America
This will be the same program going to listeners in Asia on 9335 khz.
Seasons Greetings, (Keith Perron, Dec 12, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
PCJ Happy Station Show Specials --- Hi Glenn, Just to let you know
before anyone else we have expanded the shortwave schedule for the
holidays.
December 22, 2013
Europe: 5995 (Germany)
Southeast/East Asia (Sri Lanka) [9335]
North America: 11880 (USA) [WRMI]
Time: 1330 to 1430 UT
December 29, 2013 (live transmission)
Europe: 5995 (Germany)
Southeast/East Asia (Sri Lanka) [9335]
North America: 11880 (USA) [WRMI]
(Keith Perron, Dec 16, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
PCJ Radio International Special Happy Station Show:
1330-1430 on 5995 NAU transmitter site to WeEu English Dec. 22/29
1330-1430 on 9335 TRM 125 kW / 045 deg to EaAs English Dec. 22/29
1330-1430 on 11880 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg to ENAm English Dec. 22/29
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #827 December 17, 2013 via DXLD) YFR=WRMI
** TAJIKISTAN. 4765.06, Tajik R., Dec 14 1314-1324, 34433-33433,
Tajik, Talk and music, ID at 1315 and 1317 (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN,
RX, IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121,
ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
4765.056, Some prosa literature reading of verse poetry [?], read by
both female and male announcer in Tajik language. And string
instrument playing in between. S=9+15dB in Germany. 0107 UT Dec 15
(Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
** THAILAND. 9390, HSK9 Radio Thailand: 1237-1246+, 15-Dec; M&W in
English with feature on the current anti-government conflicts,
corruption, political reform, etc. SIO=3+43 (Frodge-DXP)
9965, HSK9, Radio Thailand; *1900, 14-Dec; Call ID at s/on; "Radio
Thailand News brought to you by Thai Airlines, the boutique airline."
Strong buzz-pulse QRM -- mispunched CuBuzz jammer? not heard on 9955.
Stopped briefly at 1901:39 but right back up (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX
LISTENING DIGEST) Maybe remnant of anti-R. República jamming (gh)
** TIBET [non]. 5980, VOA (Iranawila) 0018-0058* 16 Dec. Surprised to
find VOA with an easily-readable signal this evening. Usual TB chat by
M/W with sounders tagged with "V-O-A" (signal never good enough before
to hear this) + 3-note "V-O-A" chime at :54, :58 just before W with
closing announcement. Not a hint of Chaski once VOA left, tho (Dan
Sheedy, Swami's Beach, CA G5/PL380/6m X wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** TIBET [non]. Updated B-13 shortwave schedule for Voice of Tibet:
1200-1215 NF 15542 DB 100 kW / 095 deg to EaAs Chinese, ex 15543
1215-1230 NF 15548 DB 100 kW / 095 deg to EaAs Chinese, ex 15537
1230-1245 on 15588 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan no change
1245-1300 on 15582 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan no change
1300-1315 on 9317 DB 100 kW / 095 deg to EaAs Chinese no change
1300-1315 on 15582 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan no change
1315-1345 NF 9322 DB 100 kW / 095 deg to EaAs Chinese, ex 9323
1315-1345 NF 15577 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan, ex 15582
1345-1400 NF 9322 DB 100 kW / 095 deg to EaAs Chinese, ex 9323
1345-1400 on 11517 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan no change
1400-1415 NF 11522 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan, ex 11523
1400-1415 on 15520 MDC 250 kW / 045 deg to CeAs Tibetan no change
1415-1430 NF 11522 DB 100 kW / 131 deg to CeAs Tibetan, ex 11523
1415-1430 on 15515 MDC 250 kW / 045 deg to CeAs Tibetan no change
Changes between frequencies vary from 3 to 5 minutes
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #827 December 17, 2013 via DXLD)
** TURKEY. 17755, Dec 12 at 1324-1325* Turkish music poor-fair, maybe
partly the new VOT IS at the end of the German hour, which serves us
much better in North America than the following hour in English on
12035, exactly the same 500 kW, 310 degree beam from Emirler, and
probably very same transmitter; both intended for Europe, but over day
path, why does Germany get 16m and UK way down to 25m?
12035, Dec 14 at 1424, new IS from TRT is very poor, as a reminder of
how useless the 1330 English transmissions is in the B-seasons (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9610, Voice of Turkey; *2130-2141+, 13-Dec; ToH pips/tone into English
ID/sked/addys into English news at 2132 to Turkish Press Review at
2140+. SIO=3+33+ with splash from CRI on 9600. (Frodge-DXP)
12035, Voice of Turkey; 1336, 15-Dec; "...English service of the VoT"
into English news. SIO=353. Not heard on 9655 (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
[and non]. 9700, Dec 15 at 0618, VOT good signal with Turkish talk and
music; one of best signals on band, besides 9650 DRM from Romania; no
signal from 9420 Greece; no 9955 WRMI, but 9330 WBCQ, strange
conditions. At 0632 TRT also on much weaker // 9820, as to be expected
with only 250 kW, 138 degrees from Emirler, while 9700 is 500 kW, 310
degrees USward (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** UGANDA. 4976, Radio Uganda, Kampala, 1915-1927, 14-12, English,
male, female, comments. 14221 (Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain, Logs in
Reinante, Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8 meters, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
4975.97, 1925-1935 16.12, UBC, R. Kampala, vernacular ann, songs by
choir, 25232 (Anker Petersen, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28 metres of
longwire in Skovlunde, Denmark, via Dario Monferini, playdx yg via
DXLD)
** UKRAINE [non]. See CHINA
** U A E. New MW DRM transmitter coming up in UAE --- First digital
Malayalam Radio Pravasi Bharathi 810 AM to transmit from Abu Dhabi
from May 2014
Pravasi Bharathi 810 AM, claiming to be the first fully digital radio
station using the DRM standard, will operate from its headquarters in
Abu Dhabi.
http://www.emirates247.com/news/emirates/new-malayalam-radio-to-be-launched-soon-2013-12-15-1.531402
--- (Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, Dec 15, dx_sasia yg via DXLD)
As per further info from station they are planning AM/DRM simulcast
using a 200 kW Nautel transmitter.
Their website is coming up at http://www.pravasibharathi.com/
---- (Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, Dec 17, ibid.)
MALAYALAM DIGITAL RADIO TO HIT AIRWAVES
Staff Reporter / 18 December 2013
Pravasi Bharathi 810 AM aims to reach out to millions of listeners,
streaming music, discussions, news, current affairs and entertainment.
The world’s first Malayalam digital radio will soon be available on
UAE airwaves. More at :
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/nation/inside.asp?xfile=/data/community/2013/December/community_December12.xml§ion=community
---- (Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, ibid.)
** U K [and non] BBC changes:
0230-0300 9560 DHA 250 kW / 070 deg SoAs Hindi till December 13
0400-0800 15420vDHA 250 kW / 225 deg CEAf English, ex SEY
0800-1100 17640 SEY 250 kW / 280 deg CEAf English, additional
0800-1700 15400#ASC 250 kW / 027 deg WeAf English, additional
0800-1600 17830 ASC 250 kW / 085 deg CeAf English, additional
1100-1130 17640vDHA 250 kW / 215 deg EaAf English, additional
1130-1400 21470 SEY 250 kW / 270 deg CEAf English, additional
1130-1230 17745 SEY 250 kW / 285 deg EaAf Somali Sat, cancelled
1130-1500 21470 DHA 250 kW / 205 deg EaAf Somali Sat, cancelled
1130-1500 15595 SEY 250 kW / 295 deg EaAf Somali Sat, cancelled
1230-1500 21630 ASC 250 kW / 065 deg WeAf Hausa Sat, cancelled [not]
1400-1500 15420 WOF 250 kW / 120 deg EaAf Somali, ex SEY
1500-2000 12095 WOF 300 kW / 140 deg CEAf English, ex SEY
2000-2100 15420 SEY 250 kW / 270 deg CEAf English, additional
2100-2200 11810 ASC 250 kW / 065 deg WCAf English Daily, ex Mon-Fri
2100-2200 12095 ASC 250 kW / 027 deg WeAf English Daily, ex Mon-Fri
2200-2400 12095 ASC 250 kW / 027 deg WeAf English, additional
2200-2400 12095 ASC 250 kW / 065 deg WCAf English, additional
# strong co-ch HCJB Australia in Chinese/English/Japanese 1000-1130
v=15420.1/17640.1
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #823, December 13, 2013 via DXLD)
** U K [non]. Thanks, read on BBCWS item of Eike in dxld recently.
UAE/SEYCHELLES, 15420.105 BBC WS English S=9+20dB on sidelobe in
Europe, takes not care of frequency ACCURACY - but thanks Eike's BBCWS
listing, not anymore from Mahe Seychelles relay, BUT moved from
Seychelles to Al Dhabbaya UAE site [this results in the inaccuracy
sense] ... a lot of interview comments on Nairobi student on Nelson
Mandela decease and tribute program.
[later] 15420.031 BBCWS UAE at 0510 UT Dec 12. News on Ukrainian
protest movement clashes. TX wanders up and down little - 10 Hertz up
to 15420.039 kHz (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7/12, dxldyg via DXLD)
Re: Looking at
http://www.hfcc.org/data/schedbybrc.php?seas=B13&broadc=BBC
several new registrations have been added from the 6th December for
BBC in English during the day and until midnight for BBC frequencies
for Africa. Could this be for Mandela coverage or an admission that
the cuts to the service to Africa were wrong?
Such an admission would not happen (it would be called "refocusing"
anyway). As the additions started the day after Madiba passed away,
this is mostly going to be special event coverage. 73, (Eike
Bierwirth, Wiesbaden / Germany, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Nothing heard on the following this morning via the Global Tuner in
Hong Kong:
6195 0900-1100 SNG 46
6195 0900-1100 SNG 51W,54
9740 0900-1100 SNG 43SE,44SW,49E
9740 0900-1100 SNG 51W,54
11895 0900-1100 NAK 43E,44
15285 0900-1100 SNG 43E,44
However as of 0940 BBC WS is on 15400 - checked via Twente SDR site.
(Stephen Cooper, ibid.)
Concerning BBC WS: No trace of a signal right now on 17830, so it
looks indeed as if it all is already over again (Kai Ludwig, Germany,
1238 UT Dec 12, ibid.)
At 2200 UT, BBC is on 12095 to W & C Africa on 2 transmitters from
Ascension Island; they are about a second apart making a terrible echo
making in unlistenable (Peter W Hansen, Bethpage NY, Sent at 2210 UT
Dec 12, ibid.)
Thanks for letting us know about this. The problem shouldn't reoccur
tonight (Chris Greenway [BBC Monitoring], Dec 13, ibid.)
21630, Sat Dec 14 at 1339, BBCWS in Hausa is already on the air
instead of *1400 via ASCENSION; must be another extension like I heard
on Friday after 2000 on 15105. Yes, HFCC now shows that since 23
November, 21630 Hausa, 65 degrees from Ascension, on Saturdays lasts
from 1230 to 1500 instead of merely 1400-1430 on the other six days.
More reason for SPAIN to have moved to 21640 on Saturdays, yet why
stick to colliding 21630 on weekdays??? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Co-channel on 21470 between BBC in English & BBC in Somali on Dec. 14
1130-1400 21470 SEY 250 kW / 270 deg to CEAf English, additional freq
1130-1500 21470 DHA 250 kW / 205 deg to EaAf Somali Sat Dec. 14 and //
till 1500 15595 SEY 250 kW / 295 deg to EaAf Somali Sat Dec. 14
till 1230 17745 SEY 250 kW / 285 deg to EaAf Somali Sat Dec. 14
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #825, December 15, 2013, via DXLD)
** U K [and non]. BBCWS: A14 based on initial HFCC filings: [sites:]
KCH 1
KIG 3
MOS 3
TAC 3.5
ERV 4
MDC 6.5
WOF 17.5
DHA 23.5
MEY 29.516666666667
SLA 38
ASC 39.016666666667
NAK 44.75
SNG 58.25
Language Hours
Sin 1.5
Tam 1.5
Uzb 1.5
Kin 5.5333333333333
Mya 6.75
Urd 7.75
Hin 8
Fra 8.4
Ben 8.5
Ara 9
Fas 11
Hau 11.1
Pus 12
Prs 12.5
Som 13.5
Eng 153
(Stephen Cooper, Dec 17, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST) Compare to
his previous data in March and September for A-13 and B-13 (gh)
Appears the increase in hours from Madagascar, Meyerton and Dhabayya
will cover the loss of the Seychelles site. Also note 18 more xmtr
hours of English, but how many of these might be the "special events"
times/frequencies for Africa that were recently added to the B-13
registrations? I had thought there might be more cuts for A-14 with
the new BBCWS funding mechanism, but perhaps not yet (Steve Luce,
Houston, Texas, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U K. Keep an ear on BBCWS` `World Business Report` the day after
Xmas, when you may hear a familiar voice about the future of SW (Glenn
Hauser, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U K [non]. Frequency change of Trans World Radio Africa via BABCOCK
1800-1815 NF 5935 DHA 250 kW / 225 deg EaAf Tigrinya Mon-Thu, ex 5965
1800-1830 NF 5935 DHA 250 kW / 225 deg EaAf Tigre Sat, ex 5965
1800-1830 NF 5935 DHA 250 kW / 225 deg EaAf Kunama Sun, ex 5965
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD) UK non??
** U K. THE UK DIGITAL RADIO FIASCO --- The government made an
announcement about digital radio this morning ... FM saved but yet
more money to be spent to convince the public that DAB works... more
wasted money ...
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2013/dec/16/digital-radio-switchover-broadcasters-ed-vaizey
PS BBC news reports headlining 2015 DAB switchover target date
"scrapped" (Mike Terry, Dec 16, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
NO DATE SET FOR DIGITAL RADIO SWITCHOVER
This article appeared in today’s Daily Mail:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2524757/No-date-set-digital-radio-switchover-people-given-FM.html
(Tony Boreham, Dec 17, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
Members, The UK Communications Minister (Ed Vaizey) has now abandoned
the analogue switch-off which was planned for 2015. This has received
wide coverage in press articles. The targets for sales of DAB sets for
home and vehicles have been missed and basically it is now a question
of waiting to see how the market reacts. In the meantime LW and MW are
to continue on air for many years to come. 73's and 88's (Dan
Goldfarb, Dec 18, mwmasts yg via DXLD)
** UNITED NATIONS [non]. ROMANIA: 7290, IRRS; 1904-1930+, 14-Dec;
"U.N. Radio in New York, U.N. News bulletin" to 1915 then wide variety
of tunes to 1929+ IRRS ID & QSL info--P-mail only given. Continued in
French at 1930+. SIO=343+ when hams not QRMing (Harold Frodge,
M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated
bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time!
DX LISTENING DIGEST) Another SW station carrying UN Radio is Radio
Habana Cuba; not sure about schedule if anything be fixed (gh, DXLD)
** U S A. U.S. INTERNATIONAL MEDIA REACH RECORD AUDIENCES, WITH TV
OVERTAKING RADIO === December 16, 2013
Alhurra TV's correspondent Omar Twati reporting from Libya [caption]
Washington, D.C. - Programming across the Broadcasting Board of
Governors' global media networks reached an estimated 206 million
people per week in 2013, including large audiences in countries that
are strategically critical for U.S. foreign policy.
The 206 million weekly reach reflects the combined TV, radio,
Internet, and mobile audiences of Voice of America, Radio Free
Europe/Radio Liberty, Radio and TV Martí, Radio Free Asia and the
Middle East Broadcasting Networks (Alhurra TV and Radio Sawa) and is a
net increase of nearly 31 million from last year's total, as detailed
in the BBG's 2013 Performance Accountability Report [101 pages].
http://www.bbg.gov/wp-content/media/2013/12/BBG-FY-2013-PAR.pdf
For the first time, TV audiences have surpassed radio, with the TV
audience measuring 110 million and radio reaching 109 million people
per week. The Internet audience has grown substantially from last
year, with 22 million reached online. Some of the increase represents
data from countries that were not surveyed previously.
"Our journalists produce high quality programming, and we're finding
fresh ways to innovate in content delivery. This makes it possible for
the networks supported by the BBG to reach these record-breaking
audiences," said BBG Chairman Jeff Shell. "Through these means, we
help to nurture and sustain free, open, democratic societies by
supporting free press and free expression, and by conveying the
American democratic experience to countries where the media are not
free. This research data is critical in helping us navigate
challenging media environments, and connecting with audiences on the
platforms that they prefer."
The BBG strongly believes in meeting audiences on their media of
choice. As such, the BBG employs diverse distribution models across
its broadcast regions, ranging from syndication by placing an Alhurra
TV program on a popular channel in Egypt, to Radio Free Asia and VOA's
shortwave programs in tightly-controlled countries such as North
Korea.
The BBG's largest audiences are in Indonesia (21.6 million), Nigeria
(20.7 million), Mexico (14.9 million), and Iran (14.5 million), all
countries in which the BBG has made strides in innovative programming.
In Indonesia, drawing on an affiliate-based strategy, VOA content is
carried on six of the top national TV networks as well as on FM radio
stations across the country. VOA also seeks digital distribution
opportunities, particularly on mobile devices, ownership of which is
growing rapidly in Indonesia.
In northern Nigeria, where the terrorist group Boko Haram has a
foothold, VOA added weekend programming and a new SMS mobile service
in the past year to provide breaking news updates. In 2013, the BBG
expanded its overall broadcast reach in Africa by installing FM
transmitters in Bamako, Mali, Juba, South Sudan, and N'Djamena, Chad.
In Mexico, VOA has partnered with high-profile affiliates to
successfully place its Spanish Service's "U.S. Bureau" programming on
networks where audiences most want to see it.
In Iran, the BBG has achieved success with a multi-platform, multi-
network model. Programs are available on direct-to-home satellite
television, as well as online and on mobile phones, 24 hours a day.
VOA Persian and RFE/RL's Radio Farda recently launched a program
collaboration in the form of Radio Farda's first TV program on VOA's
and RFE/RL's satellite channels.
Audiences grew substantially in Pakistan, where more than 7.5 million
people watch or hear BBG programming. In an effort to reach younger
audiences there, VOA's Urdu Service placed fast-paced TV programs on
competitive cable networks providing insight into American values and
daily life.
Afghanistan and Iraq continue to be in the top ten BBG audiences
globally, though decreases in reach suggest evolving media sectors as
more local media organizations commence operations.
The data for the 2013 audience estimate come from surveys of adult
(age 15+) populations in more than 90 countries conducted around the
world over the past 5 years. More than 80% of these surveys were
conducted with the previous two years.
For further facts and figures as well as information on research
methods, please refer to the following information.
BBG 2013 Audience Overview (PDF)
http://www.bbg.gov/wp-content/media/2013/12/2013-Audience-Overview-Factsheet.pdf
BBG Research Methodology (PDF)
http://www.bbg.gov/wp-content/media/2013/12/2013-BBG-Audience-Research-and-Research-Methodology-Factsheet.pdf
(BBG PR Dec 17 via Hansjoerg Biener, DXLD)
** U S A [non]. 11840, Dec 13 at 2029, VOA French from music to
closing announcement, fair with fading, and cuts off 3-4 seconds
before 2030*; had been // much stronger 15225 Greenville, which is
also off. HFCC shows 11840 is BOTSWANA, but on Sat & Sun, 11840 gets
an additional semihour of French, switching to Sri Lanka instead, why?
9390, Dec 13 at 2033, VOA Korean service mixing in English phrases,
language lesson, with lyrix of Xmas songs; also says ``K-pop is
gaining popularity worldwide``. Makes me wonder how much VOA Korean is
skewed toward an audience in the South vs the North. I never hear any
noise or other jamming on VOA Korean services. Does that mean Un
doesn`t consider them a threat? Of course, SW receivers have been
banned by the ROK to prevent listening to the DPRK (which can be heard
on MW and FM anyway), but I think, not any more. Good signal, 38
degrees from Udorn, THAILAND, exactly the same azimuth as at 01-02 on
13745 in Thai to North America. This path usually escapes any polar
flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. VOA Radiogram for the weekend of December 14-15 includes
international media news from VOA's "sister" broadcasters RFE/RL and
Radio Free Asia. Modes will be MFSK16, 32, and 64. More information:
http://voaradiogram.net/post/69828157233/voa-radiogram-14-15-december-2013-international-media
VOA Radiogram transmission schedule
(all days and times UT)
Sat 1600-1630 17860 kHz
Sun 0230-0300 5745 kHz
Sun 1300-1330 6095 kHz
Sun 1930-2000 15670 kHz
All via the Edward R. Murrow transmitting station in North Carolina
(Kim Elliott, Dec 14, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Good radio reception at normal conditions on 17860 kHz. No big
challenges, but also no nasty surprises. At the end of my report a few
captured images of old radio-receivers from France (decoded with
EASYPAL)
http://www.rhci-online.de/VoA_Radiogram_2013-12-14.htm
73+55 (roger, Germany, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A [non]. 9885, Dec 16 at 0607, VOA `Daybreak Africa` in
English, fair signal; used to be in French at this hour in A-13
season. Now in B-13, 06-07 is the only IBB usage of 9885, 100 kW, 124
degrees from São Tomé, VOA English daily per HFCC Dec 13. Hardly
anything else audible on 31m now, 9410 & 9460 Ascension, 9955 WRMI,
all poor, and higher bands even deader. WWV K-index was 3 at 06 tho
solar flux was 156 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
IBB changes: Voice of America from Dec. 20
0100-0200 NF 9845 IRA 250 kW / 356 deg SoAs English, ex 9790
0100-0200 NF 15130 PHT 250 kW / 270 deg SoAs English, ex 15205
1430-1500 NF 11595 BIB 100 kW / 085 deg WeAs Pashto R. Ashna ex 17580
1430-1500 on 11825 WOF 300 kW / 075 deg WeAs Pashto Radio Ashna ex IRA
1500-1530 NF 11595 BIB 100 kW / 085 deg WeAs Dari Radio Ashna ex 17580
1500-1530 on 11825 WOF 300 kW / 075 deg WeAs Dari Radio Ashna, ex IRA
1500-1530 NF 11695 IRA 250 kW / 334 deg CeAs Uzbek, ex 5875 UDO
1500-1600 NF 9900 PHT 250 kW / 270 deg SoAs Learning English, ex 9760
[9900: WORLD OF RADIO 1700]
Radio Liberty from Dec. 1:
1900-2000 NF 7460 IRA 250 kW / 332 deg to CeAs Russian, ex 9590 LAM
1900-2000 on 9515 LAM 100 kW / 055 deg to CeAs Russian, ex same WOF
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #828 December 18, 2013 via DXLD)
** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1699 monitoring: confirmed first airing
Thursday Dec 12 from 2200:56 on WTWW-1, 9475. Also confirmed second
airing, UT Friday Dec 13 from 0429:15 on WWRB, 3195; again, // 5050-
USB is no longer in use. Next:
UT Saturday 0300v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB
(usually a few minutes late after some other entertainment)
Saturday 0730 & 1530 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
UT Sunday 0029v on WTWW-2, 5085
UT Sunday 0501v on WTWW-1, 5830
Tuesday 1200 on WRMI, 9955
Wednesday 0730 & 1530 on HLR, 7265-CUSB
Full schedule including many webcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html
WORLD OF RADIO 1699 monitoring: confirmed on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-
CUSB starting at 0302:34, until 0331:31 UT Saturday December 14. Next:
0730 & 1530 on HLR 7265-CUSB; UT Sun 0029v on WTWW-2 5085, UT Sun
0501v on WTWW-1 5830; Tue 1200 on WRMI 9955.
WORLD OF RADIO 1699 monitoring: NOT, last week`s 1698 re-playing
instead after 0030 UT Sunday Dec 15 on WTWW-2, 5085. Presumably the
other airing at 0501 UT Sunday on WTWW-1, 5830 will really be 1699 as
it goes thru a different service.
WORLD OF RADIO 1699 monitoring: confirmed on WTWW-1, 5830, UT Sunday
Dec 15 at 0500:53, very good signal. Next: Tuesday 1200 on WRMI, 9955;
Wednesday 0730 & 1530 on HLR, 7265-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 9955, WRMI, Radio Miami Int`l, 0105, 55555, px pregation/OM
English / NOTA ==> sinal perfeito, uma beleza, Signal perfect (Daniel
Wyllyans, Nova Xavantina MT Brazil, 13 Dec, Radio Escuta PT 9008 SWL,
RECEPTOR Tecsun Pl 660 Antena Long Wire 10 Meters,
http://dxbrazilsw.blogspot.com/ dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Re DXLD 13-50: Okeechobee transmitters, "we still wonder if any of
these now date back to Scituate, which?": Just take a look at
http://swcountry.be/usa.html
The details given there obviously still reflect the current situation,
with the exception that one of the ex-Scituate 50 kW transmitters is
gone, perfectly matching a mention made by Jeff about one transmitter
indeed being scrapped (Kai Ludwig, Germany, Dec 15, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
Look for a note f in the @ column under Scituate and Okeechobee, three
transmitters, two x 50 kW and one 100 kW, which were installed in
Scituate in 1967 and moved to Okee in 1973. But this still doesn`t
tell us which of the *currently numbered* WRMI transmitters are the
two remaining imports from Scituate, and consequently on which
frequencies we may hear them, if they are really in use, according to
the graphic transmission schedule of WRMI (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
As a beginning, one of them is transmitter #5, as seen at
http://kimelli.nfshost.com/images/1018.jpg
I remember that a comprehensive photo set had been online somewhere
(maybe Picasa / Google Plus), just can't find it back now. Checking
out these photos could already give the full answer (Kai Ludwig,
Germany, Dec 17, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9955, UT Sun Dec 15 at 0137, Jeff and Thaïs White are talking Spanish
about ice sculptures in Orlando and northern China, as this edition of
`Viva Miami` is really in Spanish instead of English. I wonder how you
say ``Viva Miami`` in Spanish? Hi. Atop lite pulse jamming.
Recheck 0154, WRMI is open carrier/dead air; 0156 now with noise which
I soon determine is coming out of the 9975 KVOH transmitter instead,
q.v. By 0202, mod has resumed on 9955, preacher in English, still with
awful noise from Rancho Simi.
Meanwhile at 0155 I check other WRMI transmitters, all three with
Brother Scare: 11730 extremely strong, in fact still audible stepping
to 11725 and 11735, making me wonder if transmission itself is
broader-band than normal. Also strong on 11565; strong enough on 9690
but this one is undermodulated with usual het.
9955, Monday Dec 16 at 1329, WRMI with `Silent Night` probably in
Czech as filler after R. Prague. Quite sufficient signal even tho at
this hour it`s off the back of the 160-degree antenna, and no jamming.
1330 Zanotti dotless ID, and `Antena DX` with Víctor Gutiérrez in
Panamá. Starts with Mother`s Day greetings, which will be ``mañana,
domingo`` in Panamà (that was Dec 8, but the US Mission was observing
it on Dec 9) and a song for the mothers. DX isn`t exactly the top
priority with this show, hi.
Further chex: 1342 report about fibre optic cable from Venezuela to
Cuba not improving internet access much; then a new ethnic FM station
in Honduras. 1250, a segment by Carlos, `5 minutos de tecnología`.
1354 `Radio Guía Internacional` segment from CDXA about Radio RSA with
its old IS, IDs in English, Afrikaans, Afrikaans, and NA. If there was
any SW DX news on the show, I missed it. Modulation suppressed by
warmup from the next WRMI transmitter open carrier at *1356:45-
1357:30*. Antena DX is not finished at 1358:45 when it`s cut off for
`WRMI Scoreboard`, and another ID in time for a preacher to start at
1400 sharp once the second transmitter has taken over on the 315
degree antenna.
It seems that R. Slovakia Internacional will not be coming back to
1330, which had been occupied since Dec 3 on Monday-Friday by KBS
World Radio instead. Latest 9955 program schedule shows a new strip of
programs at 1330:
Mon Antena DX
Tue Angloparade (music?)
Wed La Hora del Rock
Thu WORLD OF RADIO
Fri Wavescan
Yes, WOR has an additional time, Thursdays at 1330 on 9955. This
should be the first opportunity for many to hear the new episode. Tnx,
Jeff! Remains also at 0430 Thu, 1200 Tue (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF
RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9955, Tue Dec 17 at 1345, WRMI amid ``Anglo-Parade`` new timing, which
turns out to be a countdown of hit music in English, but presented in
Spanish, why? Playback timing adjusted slightly, with `WRMI
Scoreboard` starting at 1359:10, but it`s still not late enough to
avoid cutting off the previous show. TOH English ID now starts at 1400
instead of earlier, and this time it`s the voice of Rudy Espinal in
Santo Domingo! Longtime SWLs will remember him as a favorite presenter
back on Radio Clarín (whose 50 kW Wílkinson SW transmitter WRMI
acquired and used from Hialeah until Dec 1); then after 1400
transmitter/antenna switch to northwest, preacher (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Jeff, Also have been meaning to ask if you persuaded Dan Elyea to come
out of retirement? (Glenn Dec 17, to Jeff White, via DXLD)
Glenn: I think Dan is happily retired, but I can assure you that he
has been acting as a consultant for us for some time now. In fact, he
was out at the station with us last Saturday. His expertise and
enthusiasm for the project has been a great help to us -- I would say
essential -- and I hope and expect that he will continue to be
involved for a long time to come. This was his "baby" of course ever
since it was built (Jeff White, WRMI, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
[and non]. 9955, Wed Dec 18 at 1329 checking WRMI, at tune-in instead
of fill music post-Prague (which is still on the schedule from 1305),
an English interview with an 88-year-old is cut off at 1330 for
Zanotti ID, then into another show in Spanish presenting music in
English, but first, a few minutes of gab between the M&W hosts. Per
sked, it`s `La Hora del Rock`. There is also some lite Cuban pulse
jamming still audible today.
Until now, the other WRMI transmitter on the NW antenna has been
coming on 9955 for a few seconds, a few minutes before 1400 as warmup,
but this time it cuts on at 1349 and its unmodulated carrier stays on,
suppressing audibility of the rest of the program in progress on the
previous transmitter via SSE antenna! At 1359:20 cut off Rock show for
`WRMI Scoreboard`, now switched to the stronger signal on the NW
antenna/transmitter, celebrity ID by an unID voice; could it be Keith
Perron? And into `Wavescan` after 1400. Concluding with loggings from
Bangladesh, and some Bahamian music, 1430 into this week`s `Viva
Miami` in Spanish with Jeff & Thaïs.
WORLD OF RADIO has been scheduled at the new time of Thursdays 1330,
and I hope it`s not overlain or curtailed like the other 1330 shows
have been so far. Of course, I would be happy if WRMI could switch to
the NW antenna before 1330 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. CONTROVERSIAL PREACHER HAROLD CAMPING DIES AT 92
OAKLAND, Calif. - The radio preacher who predicted "Judgment Day"
would come in May 2011 has died in northern California.
A statement released late Monday by his Family Radio network says
Harold Camping "passed on to glory" at 5:30 p.m. PT Sunday. He was 92.
The statement revealed Camping had a fall at his home November 30, but
he was in weak health due to a stroke since 2011.
Camping gained a national following through the Family Radio network
of stations he helped found in 1959. He conducted daily on-air Bible
studies and hosted a nightly "Open Forum" call-in show about Bible
questions. The network includes a station in Emporia.
But Camping became an international laughingstock when he warned
"Judgment Day" would occur May 21, 2011 with the second coming of
Jesus Christ. He went on to say the world would end October 21, 2011.
Camping admitted to reporters he was "flabbergasted" when his
prediction proved false. Donations to his ministry dropped noticeably
after that, and Family Radio was forced to sell several of its most
powerful FM stations to stay afloat financially.
The Family Radio statement notes Camping is survived by a wife of 71
years (KAKE.com News, Wichita KS, via Mike Cooper, 0304 UT Dec 17,
DXLD)
For reference here's the original announcement from Family Radio
wherein they pretend to be optimistic about their own future:
http://hosted-p0.vresp.com/1030185/5988170fbb/ARCHIVE
(Kai Ludwig, Germany, Dec 17, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
from the Washington Post (Dec 17):
HAROLD CAMPING, RADIO HOST WHO PREDICTED WORLD'S END, DIES AT 92
By Sarah Pulliam Bailey, Religion News Service
Harold Camping, the radio preacher who convinced thousands of
followers that Jesus would return on May 21, 2011, to usher in the end
of the the world, has died, according to a statement released late
Monday (Dec. 16) by his Family Radio network. He was 92.
Camping died Sunday evening, an employee at Family Radio confirmed. He
had fallen at his home on Nov. 30 and had been in weak health due to a
stroke since 2011.
Camping first predicted Jesus' return in 1994, but his most recent
forecasts gained national attention through advertisements and the
Family Radio network of stations he founded. He warned that "judgment
day" would occur in May 2011 and said the world would end in October
2011.
When his prophecies turned out to be false, he declared in March 2012
that his May 21 prediction had been "incorrect and sinful" and said
his ministry would get out of the predictions business.
The ministry sold its prominent stations and laid off staffers, with
assets dropping from $135 million in 2007 to $29.2 million in 2011.
Pressed by reporters after his May 21 prediction failed to
materialize, Camping said he had miscalculated - it must be Oct. 21,
he said. "I'm not a genius," he said. "I pray all the time for
wisdom."
Starting in the 1950s, Camping broadcast his views via Family Radio, a
global network of Christian stations for which he served as unpaid
president and primary on-air talent. His teachings aired worldwide
five nights a week via "Open Forum," a call-in show that draws
listeners as far away as China and Ghana.
"Thank you for calling 'Open Forum,' " Camping said countless times in
his trademark baritone, "and shall we take our next call, please?"
Camping was once well-regarded in among evangelicals, both for his
encyclopedic knowledge of Scripture and his radio network. But in the
late 1980s, when he began teaching that churches had strayed from the
Bible embracing a false doctrine, he lost much previous support.
He also discouraged his listeners from joining a church, saying modern
churches were heretical and that the "church age" had ended as the end
of the world was near. He had no formal religious training beyond his
tattered copies of the King James Version of the Bible and couldn't
read or speak Greek, Hebrew or Jesus' native Aramaic.
His 2011 prophecy got widespread attention, including "Rapture
Parties" hosted by atheists who wanted to "ridicule and poke fun at
the fools." It gave one man the opportunity to create a fake business
that offered to care for the pets of believers swept up by the
Rapture.
His March 2012 statement, which in many ways amounted to the final
time many people heard from Camping, expressed regret for the
predictions, which had led many followers to sell all their
possessions in anticipation of the end of the world.
Camping said people continued to wish for another prediction, but he
had become convinced that critics were correct about the biblical
admonition that "of that day and hour knoweth no man."
"We must also openly acknowledge that we have no new evidence pointing
to another date for the end of the world," he wrote at the time.
"Though many dates are circulating, Family Radio has no interest in
even considering another date."
Camping is survived by his wife of 71 years, the statement says.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/religion/harold-camping-radio-host-who-predicted-worlds-end-dies-at-92/2013/12/17/68256fae-6749-11e3-997b-9213b17dac97_story.html
[Family Radio no longer broadcasts in English on shortwave - broadcast
hours were drastically reduced following his failed prediction -
currently only one hour a day in Spanish on shortwave. The WYFR
transmitter site in Florida closed in June and was recently acquired
by WRMI - Alan] (via Alan Pennington, BDXC-UK yg via DXLD)
HAROLD CAMPING, RADIO ENTREPRENEUR WHO PREDICTED WORLD’S END, DIES
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/18/us/harold-camping-radio-entrepreneur-who-predicted-worlds-end-dies-at-92.html?_r=0
[this was evidently an abridged version of longer story below]
(via Kevin Redding, ABDX via DXLD)
HAROLD CAMPING, DOGGED FORECASTER OF THE END OF THE WORLD, DIES AT 92
By ROBERT D. McFADDEN The New York Times December 17, 2013
Harold Camping, a Christian radio entrepreneur and biblical soothsayer
who stirred consternation, ecstasy, complaints to the Federal
Communications Commission and widespread ridicule by repeatedly
prophesying the end of the world -- twice in 2011 -- died on Sunday at
his home in Alameda, Calif. He was 92.
The cause was complications from a fall, the Family Radio network said
in a statement on Monday night.
To a global following probably in the millions, Mr. Camping was the
personification of the Family Radio network, broadcasting a
nondenominational Christian ministry from Oakland, Calif., over scores
of stations in the United States and 30 other countries. For 50 years
he was the charismatic host of the network's "Open Forum," a 90-minute
weekday call-in program of inspirational commentary, discussions and
advice.
He was also a lifelong student of the Bible whose books rely on a vast
assemblage of numbers, and with his affinity for numerology he became
preoccupied with what he regarded as the greatest calculation of them
all: the mystery of what the Scriptures might reveal as the date of
the apocalypse.
After the failure of his last prediction -- he said the world would
end on May 21, 2011, and, when that didn't happen, amended the date to
Oct. 21 -- Mr. Camping conceded that he had been wrong about the
timing and had no evidence that the world would end soon. He offered
an apology for his erroneous statements, which he called "sinful," and
hinted that his days of apocalyptic warnings were over.
Critics called him a con man, a lunatic, a heretic and worse. But to
his believers he was a throwback to the biblical prophets, spreading
the word of Christ's second coming, of a Judgment Day and a rapture,
when the faithful would ascend into heaven and nonbelievers would be
destroyed in a five-month worldwide cataclysm of earthquakes, fires
and floods.
He was, in any case, a determined messenger. Starting in the 1970s, he
predicted the world's demise many times, drawing scant attention. His
first widely noted doomsday was on May 21, 1988. He later published
"1994?" -- a 500-page book setting a range of dates that September.
Despite the derision of mainstream Christian groups and scathing
secular critics, Mr. Camping, having conceded errors in his earlier
calculations, decided to try again in late 2008.
The end, he said, would come on May 21, 2011. The date was based on a
complex formula involving the biblical flood survived by Noah in what
Mr. Camping said was 4,990 B.C., a 7,000-year clock that began ticking
from that moment, and the subtraction of one year because of a
difference in the Old Testament and New Testament calendars.
Mr. Camping, a thin man with a craggy face and a resonant baritone
radio voice, relentlessly promoted the date and its fateful
consequences for more than two years on his listener-supported
network, on 5,000 billboards and in countless books and pamphlets
translated into 75 languages. To pay for it all, he raised tens of
millions of dollars from listeners.
As the day closed in, there was an avalanche of publicity: newspaper
and magazine articles, television forums and nonstop chatter on the
Internet. Opinions ran from portentous credulity to merry mockery,
with lots of clownish commentary and anguished hand-wringing. Mr.
Camping estimated that seven billion would die, and followers spoke of
settling their affairs and spending their final days with loved ones.
No one knows how many people rushed into marriages, scrambled to
repent, ran up credit-card debts, threw last parties, quit their jobs
or gave away their possessions. But the reaction was widespread and in
some cases tragic, especially among people who feared being left
behind to face an agonizing end.
With three days to go, a mother in Palmdale, Calif., stabbed her
daughters, 11 and 14 years old, and cut her own throat with a box
cutter, the police said, to avoid the calamity. All survived. A man in
Taiwan, fearing that recent earthquakes and tsunamis signaled imminent
doom, leapt to his death from a building. And in Antioch, Calif., a
man who could not swim tried to reach God across a lake and drowned,
the police said.
When nothing much happened on May 21, legions of crestfallen believers
professed astonishment and disappointment. Many called Family Radio to
denounce Mr. Camping as a false prophet. His Oakland station was
vandalized, and there were threats against him, his family and station
personnel.
Mr. Camping said he was "flabbergasted" that his predictions had not
materialized. After a few days in seclusion to figure out what had
gone wrong, he announced new conclusions -- basically that God had
quietly completed Judgment Day on May 21 and closed the books on
heaven – and said he had recalibrated the end-of-times date for five
months later, on Oct. 21. The new prediction was delivered in low key,
without billboards or pamphlets. Mr. Camping said there was no need
because the process of salvation was over.
The F.C.C. received complaints from around the nation demanding
revocation of Family Radio's broadcast licenses for having created a
panic and deceived listeners into donating millions to perpetuate a
falsehood. The F.C.C. rarely intervenes in religious disputes and was
unlikely to act.
Weeks after the May 21 fiasco, Mr. Camping suffered a mild stroke and
suspended his program. He returned in September, but spoke no more of
earthquakes and fiery doom. He told listeners: "I really am beginning
to think as I restudied these matters that there's going to be no big
display of any kind. The end is going to come very, very quietly."
And nothing momentous happened on Oct. 21.
Five months later, in a letter to followers on his ministry's website
in March 2012, Mr. Camping not only apologized for getting it wrong,
but acknowledged that he had "no new evidence pointing to another date
for the end of the world" and "no interest in even considering another
date." But he found a silver lining in the confusion, noting that his
"incorrect and sinful statement allowed God to get the attention of a
great many people who otherwise would not have paid attention."
Harold Egbert Camping was born in Boulder, Colo., on July 19, 1921,
one of five brothers raised in Southern California by Dutch immigrants
steeped in the Protestant doctrines of the Christian Reformed Church.
He earned a degree in civil engineering from the University of
California, Berkeley, in 1942.
In 1943, he and Shirley Vander Schuur were married. They had six
children and many grandchildren.
In 1946, he founded a construction company that prospered, and by 35,
he was a millionaire. In the 1950s, he turned increasingly to Bible
study, often devoting eight hours a day to the Scriptures.
He and two other men founded Family Stations Inc. in 1958 and, a year
later, began broadcasting fundamentalist Christian programming on a
San Francisco station. It was a rapid success. He later sold his
construction company, became the expanding network's unsalaried
president and general manager, and in 1961 began hosting "Open Forum."
He also wrote some 30 books and pamphlets.
The network grew to at least 140 radio stations in America, Europe,
Asia and Africa, two television outlets and a website. A 2009
financial disclosure published by the nonprofit news organization The
Bay Citizen showed that the network had a budget of $36.7 million,
$18.3 million in listener contributions, $34 million in investments,
$56 million in assets and $29 million in liabilities (via Mike Cooper,
DXLD)
HAROLD CAMPING, RADIO EVANGELIST WHO PREDICTED 2011 DOOMSDAY, DIES AT
92 --- By T. Rees Shapiro.
Harold Camping, a Christian radio evangelist whose brimstone-ridden
sermons stoked an international media frenzy in 2011 after his
Armageddon prophecies coursed through the Internet and social media,
died Dec. 15 at his home in Alameda, Calif. He was 92.
The death was confirmed by Family Radio, his Oakland, Calif.-based
broadcasting company. He suffered a stroke in 2011.
That life on Earth continued after May 21, 2011, was a crushing
disappointment to Mr. Camping, his legion of devout followers and
millions who listened to his Family Radio network.
A civil engineer by training, Mr. Camping was a self-taught and
self-described Bible scholar who developed his end-of-world prophecies
through complex mathematical calculations and, he said, "clues
sprinkled throughout the Bible."
"It is going to happen," he told NPR in early May 2011. "There is no
Plan B."
He reportedly spent tens of millions of dollars to spread his doomsday
message. His May 21 prediction was plastered on more than 5,000
billboards across the country. He had 100 million pamphlets printed in
61 languages, including some that read, "The End of the World is
Almost Here!"
His volunteers canvassed the country, including dozens who walked
Washington's Mall handing out fliers that reminded passersby to "Save
the Date."
Through the Internet and social-media platforms, Mr. Camping's bold
prognostication "was made all the more accessible to a wider
demographic and more quickly," said Jay Johnson, a religion professor
at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, Calif. "He benefited
from it in a way that no other [doomsday predictors] previously had."
In his deep, gravelly voice, Mr. Camping told listeners that Judgment
Day would begin with a tremendous earthquake. True Christians, he
said, would experience the rapture. In all, he predicted, 200 million
saved souls would ascend to heaven.
Many of Mr. Camping's followers sold their homes, quit their jobs and
depleted their savings accounts to help finance his end-of-the-world
campaign.
After May 21 came and went, Mr. Camping emerged from his California
home "flabbergasted." He called May 21 an "invisible Judgment Day" and
said his calculations had been off by six months. The real Armageddon,
he said, would come on Oct. 21, 2011.
Did his incorrect May prediction affect his reputation among
followers? A moot point, he said.
On "October 21 of this year, the whole world is going to be
annihilated, and never be remembered. So what legacy am I going to
leave to anybody?" Mr. Camping told the online religion magazine
Killing the Buddha in 2011. "The only thing is that I hope that there
are people who are listening that will begin to plead with God and
begin to cry out."
When the October prediction did not come true, Mr. Camping retired
from his radio work.
Harold Egbert Camping was born July 19, 1921, in Boulder, Colo., and
was raised in the Christian Reformed Church, a Protestant
denomination. In the 1980s, Mr. Camping split from the church to form
his own congregation.
Survivors include his wife of 71 years, Shirley Vander Schuur. A
complete list of survivors could not be confirmed.
Mr. Camping was a 1942 civil engineering graduate of the University of
California at Berkeley and worked as an engineer for a government
contractor during World War II. He started a construction business
after the war but sold the firm to pursue a religious calling, he
said.
He began preaching his blend of the Christian gospel over the airwaves
in the late 1950s. He opened his first station in the San Francisco
area, he said, because there was no Christian radio competition.
As his popularity grew and donations flowed in, Mr. Camping bought
more radio stations in California and expanded his operation's reach.
By the end of his life, Mr. Camping's Family Radio -- its slogan was
"Feeding God's Sheep" -- had become a $100 million media empire. His
worldwide network was broadcast over scores of affiliated radio
stations as far away as Taiwan and Ghana.
He ventured into end-of-days prediction in the early 1990s. He wrote
two books -- "1994?," published in 1992, and "Are You Ready?,"
published in 1993 -- explaining his calculations and offering
guidelines for preparing the faithful for the rapture that he said
would arrive Sept. 6, 1994.
Mr. Camping was not the first American evangelist to claim to know
mankind's expiration date.
"One thing that sets [Mr. Camping] apart from the broader kind of
apocalyptic flavor of Christian history is his insistence on an actual
time and date. That's quite remarkable because it's easily
disconfirmed," said Johnson, an expert on doomsday religious groups.
"To have that firm confidence to have the ability to predict such an
astonishing thing with such prescience was really quite stunning."
When his first prophecy in 1994 did not come to fruition, Mr. Camping
said his revised calculations pointed to another year: 2011.
After the Oct. 21, 2011, Judgment Day passed, Mr. Camping apologized
on the airwaves for misleading his listeners. He said he regretted his
pronouncements and said he would retire.
"Let's pray more than ever for God's mercy," Mr. Camping said in a
message. "God is in charge, and we must always keep that in mind."
(c) The Washington Post Company (via Mike Cooper, DXLD)
It will be interesting to see what happens to Family Radio. After his
end of the world prediction two years ago (not the first time he got
that wrong) didn't happen, contributions dropped by 70%. It has sold a
large number of stations and laid off quite a few employees. I read an
interview in which he said he didn't want Family Radio to continue
after his death. Sent from my iPad (Dennis Gibson, CA, WB6TNB, ABDX
via DXLD)
There is only one job requirement for a "prophet". You have to be
right 100% of the time to the last detail. Anything less - and you are
a false prophet. There was a prescribed punishment for false prophets
- stoning to death, which is a lot kinder than what happened to
astrologers who got something wrong in Pharoah's court. All this goes
to say - Family Radio should have dumped him after the first false
prophecy, and replaced him with somebody who either got things right,
or didn't claim to be a prophet at all.
Some of you who don't know - I have a background in Christian radio. I
used to take a lot of heat because I programmed Christian rock music
for young people. I took it on the chin from people who don't like
that type of music, even though I was drawing in the listeners,
getting kids involved in church, etc. That's all I cared about, but
people didn't like it because of the musical style. But the same
people turn a blind eye to a complete false prophet because he dresses
and talks the part, and has acceptable music to some people. God will
not be fooled by false prophets or those who defend them! (R. Bruce
Carter, ibid.)
** U S A. 5050, Dec 15 at 0140, WWRB is back on this frequency, in AM
instead of USB, and // 3215 as client apparently is willing to pay
more (less than double?) for two frequencies in order to question
Evolution; still so at 0210 when // has switched to 3195 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WITH REGARD TO VSI RADIO INTERNATIONAL
Dear Mr. Hauser, For your information: Allan Weiner did indeed call
into his own programme on the last Friday of November while Tim Smith
(Timtron) was hosting the show, and did announce that "The Next
Chapter" would be airing on the following Wednesday, namely 4 December
2013, in the spot allocated for VSI Radio International.
This was a worrysome error on the part of Mr. Weiner, and after
contacting him directly he apologised for the error and indeed VSI was
broadcast on 4 December and 11 December as planned.
That said, the 11 December episode was the last episode of VSI Radio
International for the indefinite future. VSI Radio International was a
one-man operation and at present I cannot commit the time to producing
the programme in light of a number of personal and professional
commitments.
Allan Weiner has agreed to host all the past VSI episodes on the WBCQ
archive server. I will be sending him the files in about two weeks. We
will see when he gets around to posting them.
Kind regards, (Paul Lambert, VSI Radio International
Södra Ringvägen 37
S-68140 Kristinehamn
Sweden, Dec 12, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 9930, WTWW TN, Lebanon with BS preaching about Sodom &
Gomorrah & other fun things, but there was something at almost the
same strength that sounded like cross talk in the transmitter rather
than somebody who was co-channel -- no hets etc. -- with traditional
Christian music OM vocal and laid-back preaching from Oak Park, IL.
Brother Scare abruptly stopped at :50, leaving only the laid back
preachers talking about a hymn “Love of God” written by someone in an
insane asylum, and singing it & “O Holy Night”.
ID at :59 “near the banks of the Upper Cumberland River, this is WTWW
Lebanon TN, USA.” into “Red Letter Edition Weekdays” with Don Harris,
talking about what Jesus said. 53+4+4+3+ because of the two programs,
but up to 554+4+4+ without the bleed/misfeed issue! 2238-2308 7/Dec
(Kenneth Vito Zichi, Williamston MI, MARE Tipsheet 14 Dec via DXLD)
[and non]. 12105, Dec 14 at 1426, WTWW in Biblical Russian, heavy CCI
and SAH from IBB in Burmese via SAIPAN, during 1400-1430 overlap,
unacceptable. Don`t you believe Saipan beamed NW can`t interfere with
Lebanon beamed NE!
WTWW-3 also continues into the night with no corresponding lower
channel unlike the other two WTWWs, even tho being a band higher, it`s
most in need of one. Winter nights after sunset, it`s barely audible
if at all.
5085, Dec 15 at 0141, WTWW-2 with big hum and pulsing; some kind of
looping/feedback?? Experimental digital mode? But 0143 back to ham
news in normal voice talking about digital media, no outro specifying
that had just been an example/test. It had gone on for at least two
minutes, unsounding like any VOA Radiograms.
9930, Dec 16 at 1514, WTWW-2 Brother Scare service is off, tho I think
it was on 5085 around 1330. 12105, WTWW-3 Russian Bible is also off
now, while 9475 WTWW-1 remains on with SFAW (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 17775.044, CALIFORNIA, KVOH The Voice of Hope, Rancho Simi.
1533 [Dec 8] Spanish Christian vocals, male canned Spanish ID's
between, English ID into nice “Great Jazz Instrumentals” program from
1600 with Django Reinhardt, Wes Montgomery, Lionel Hampton, etc.
Excellent on all radios including the portable Sony with built-in
whip. A bit off-channel per measuring on the ICOM IC-R75 (Terry L
Krueger, Clearwater, Florida, JRC NRD-535; JRC-NRD-515 (borrowed);
ICOM IC-R75; Hammarlund HQ-180A; Sony ICF-7600GR; Sangean PR-D5; Aqua
Guide 705 RDF Marine Radio; GE Superadio III; JPS NF-60 Notch Filter;
JPS ANC-4 Noise Phase; 1 X roof dipole; 1 X room random wire; Terk
Advantage non-active portable loop, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
9925-10025 approx., Dec 15 at 0156, KVOH 9975 is already on before
scheduled *0200, with prélude of praise music in Spanish, extremely
distorted on fundamental and putting out spur field plus/minus 50 kHz
or so, worse closer in, and first noticed as noise on 9955 WRMI which
had defaulted to dead air for some minutes. Still QRMing it when
trying to be heard in English at 0202. 10000 WWV totally blocked,
altho probably not propagating much to here. I notified Ray Robinson
ASAP that they should turn it off immediately until repaired. Ray
replied at 0303:
``Hi, Glenn. Thanks for your message. We're having a problem with very
high winds at the transmitter site tonight, which may be impacting the
antenna. The engineering team are well aware of the issue, and will
take whatever action is necessary.``
I think it was still on at my next check, but off at my next2 check
0417, while 9955 WRMI was still well audible.
Back at 0200 sign-on, announcement in Spanish about schedule changes,
referring to http://www.kvoh.net where we can copy the details -- so
they already plan to cut back the 9975 service:
``SCHEDULE CHANGE --- Effective Monday, December 16th, 2013, KVOH will
broadcast on 16 meters in Spanish, Mon-Fri, from 1400 to 2000 UT, and
on 31 meters in English, Sat-Sun, from 0300 to 0500 UT.
Our webstream relays all our shortwave broadcasts live, and at other
times carries repeats of earlier programming. Program content on the
webstream is in Spanish and English, at the following times:
0800-2000 & 2300-0300 UT – Spanish
0300-0800 & 2000-2300 UT – English
For details of our shortwave broadcasts, see updated program schedule.
http://kvoh.net/wp-content/uploads/KVOH-Program-Grid-English.pdf
``
It`s apparent they really mean UT Sun & Mon for the 03-05 9975 in
English, which includes preachers at 03-04 UT Sun, ``tbd`` at 03-04 UT
Mon, and at
04-05: `Late Night from Los Angeles with Pat Conrad`:
UT Sun: (Bop Era & Beyond)
UT Mon: (Swing Era - 30s & 40s) Hmmm, 8-9 pm isn`t exactly ``Late
Night`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
17775, Dec 16 at 1443, KVOH ID and song in its new M-F 14-20 UT
service in Spanish starting today, good signal. The only secular
program on the new schedule is `Frecuencia al Día`, Mon & Fri 1630
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
New updated B-13 schedule of KVOH from December 16:
1400-2000 on 17775 VOH 050 kW / 100 deg to CeAm Spanish Mon-Fri
0300-0500 on 9975 VOH 050 kW / 100 deg to CeAm English Sun/Mon
(Ivo Ivanov, DX RE MIX NEWS #825, December 15, 2013, via DXLD)
17775, Dec 17 at 1409 JBA carrier from presumed KVOH; by 1447 ID as
``Voz de la Esperanza`` has built up to good level.
17775, Dec 18 at 1437, KVOH only fair signal so far, but by 1450 has
built up to very good level, such that it`s apparent they are
employing a low-bit internet feed from studio to transmitter, which
really degrades the music, also the talk. Maybe the topography makes
it impractical to employ a hi-fi FM STL on the 900 MHz band?
The sun will keep rising a bit later each morning until early January;
past that hump, KVOH starting 17 MHz as early as 1400 will become
progressively less problematical. It`s sunset times which have already
reached their earliest the first week of December and are shifting
later pre-Solstice, when they even out for the Shortest Day (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENIING DIGEST)
** U S A. 7520, Dec 14 at 0342, very good signal with extremely
emotional YL in Russian drama. It`s the Saturday-only WHRI broadcast
on 7520 at 03-04 per HFCC. WHR online schedule shows this is `Your
Story Hour`, but doesn`t reveal it`s in Russian! YSH is an Adventist
show (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
7315, Dec 15 at 0204, `Pirating With Cumbre`, Chris, Lobdell with a 25
(or 21?) November log of My New Underpants, and playing clips of JFK
Radio and something for Happy Hanukkah which he hopes will air before
mid-December --- just made it! Must be a new episode at last. UT
Sunday 0200 is a previously unconfirmed time for PWC/DWC on WHRI
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 15825, Thu Dec 12 at 2010, WWCR is advertising ``magnetic
therapy``. Per program sked, at 2005-2015 M, T, TH and F is `Lyon
Legacy` --- or rather Lyin`? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
6295, WWCR Nashville TN; 0103, 15-Dec; Mixing product between 5935
carrying Rev. Barbie & 6115 with non-B.S. gospel huxter; both about =
on 6295. (6115 - 5935) + 6115 = 6295 (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E.
DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85'
TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 13556.7/USB, MTI, Stone Mountain GA, hifer beacon; 2058, 8-
Dec; sent very slowly over weaker one. At 1640, 12/8 now centering
about 13555.5 with strong pulser [CODAR?] + random ditter QRM. At
1859, centers about 13556.3. Is it really drifting or is my ear? 1543,
10-Dec centers on 13556.6. Either his xmtr or my ear needs a new
capacitor. This is possibly K4QVT in Stone Mountain. Tnx to Tom Root &
Richard Zarczynski for digging this out. The FCC database shows KI4MTI
as a cancelled call for the same person (Harold Frodge, Midland MI,
USA, Drake R8B + 125 ft. bow-tie; 85 ft. RW & 180 ft. center-fed RW,
All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
13556.5, MTI Stone Mountain GA; 1613, 14-Dec; with chirp QRM; on
13555.5 at 1403, 15-Dec (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton
MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by
my ears, on my receiver, in real time! WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 660, Dec 16 at 1414 UT, I am standing by for KTNN Window
Rock AZ to pop on as it should be changing to 50 kW non-direxional day
pattern at 1415 in December --- but nothing shows, just remnant of
KSKY The Metroplex which I have carefully nulled. By 1424, however,
there is a slow SAH of 64/minute = 1.07 Hz, which may the source, if
not Omaha or Williston (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. Talk Host News from Radio Insight: “The New York Daily News
is reporting that disgraced congressman Anthony Weiner is in
negotiations to make the move to local talk radio. Suggesting Clear
Channel’s 710 WOR and Cumulus’ 770 WABC as possible destinations, the
Daily News states the program would air in a drivetime daypart.
However, Politico adds that Cumulus denies it has had any interest in
adding Weiner on WABC. Clear Channel’s WOR will be adding Sean Hannity
from WABC in afternoons on January 1, but will have a morning drive
opening after John Gambling retires on December 20” Thanks to Shawn
Axelrod & Bill Hale (NRC DX News Dec 16 via DXLD)
** U S A. 900, Dec 12 at 1328 UT, 806-AC phone number chex with ``All-
ag, all-day, KFLP`` ID, and Floydada TX weather, audible with Wichita
nulled. Altho its December FCC sunrise is not until 1345, so should be
either on nite power of 7 watts or PSRA of 3 watts to protect the
mighty but seldom-heard XEW. Would you believe 250 watts day power
already? How I miss the relay of KFLP formerly on local KOAG 1640,
mostly talk, less adjacent splatter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** U S A. 930, ALABAMA WGOL, Russellville. 1153 December 8, 2013.
Classic C&W, quick live read ad for some store with Castol oil on
sale, back to vocals, male "WGOL and (seemingly another set of calls -
- maybe WKAX their sister but not supposedly not parallel sister
station on 1500), Russellville-Huntsville" into unidentified network
news, back to C&W from 1206. Fairly poor, overtaken by someone briefly
with a garden show, then WLSS, Sarasota with one of those boring
Sunday public service programs. 1000/40, I'll presume at 1000 even
though a bit early to be.
Still more mined here:
930, TENNESSEE, WSEV, Sevierville. 1152-1205 December 12, 2013.
Shocked to hear, and at near local level, the same long informercial
loops for Great Smoky Mountains tourist attractions that I'd always
hear when north of the Newfound Gap ridge and in the Gatlinburg/Pigeon
Forge, TN area when hiking. It's WSEV, which for years has run this
infomertial format. Tune-in to, "You're having fun with Smoky
Mountains Radio,,," then promotion for Wahoo Ziplines, Mentions of
"The all new Smokies Welcome Center and Discovery Center" and the
Mountain Dew Skybridge. "I'm Seth Evans, your voice of the Great Smoky
Mountains..." Obviously still on day power 5000 watts. Completely
dropped out at 1157, but back weaker from 1204 (Terry L Krueger,
Clearwater, Florida, JRC NRD-535; JRC-NRD-515 (borrowed); ICOM IC-R75;
Hammarlund HQ-180A; Sony ICF-7600GR; Sangean PR-D5; Aqua Guide 705 RDF
Marine Radio; GE Superadio III; JPS NF-60 Notch Filter; JPS ANC-4
Noise Phase; 1 X roof dipole; 1 X room random wire; Terk Advantage
non-active portable loop, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 940, Dec 12 at 1330 UT, weather YL from KCCI channel ``8``,
``milder`` hi in the 20s, ID for ``KPSZ, Praise 940, Des Moines,
Iowa`s Christian station``, into gospel huxter, before fading down
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 940, Dec 16, I start listening about 0652 UT, trying to stay
awake, and revive at 0708 when some very slow Morse code is barely
audible, best with LSB tuning on the DX-398. It stops before I can
copy much, but I think an M, an A and an O. As in LIMA OHIO. It would
actually have been easier to copy a bit faster vs the QRM. Continue
straining to hear anything from the scheduled WCIT Lima OH DX test,
but the pileup is barely surpassed mostly by WMIX in IL, with 0710 YL
song, 0712 ID ``WMIX, a service of --- Broadcasting``, `SCICTT` [Santa
Claus Is Coming To Town].
Ending at 0713, some sweep tones: who but WCIT would send those? Keep
listening until quit at 0725, but no more from WCIT, just Xmas music,
probably more from WMIX; 0715 Jingle Bells, 0716 ad, 0718 `Merry
Christmas from Nicole``, 0720 weather by YL. Despite this sparse info,
I`m quite certain I was getting WCIT, and should match with what
others heard. It`s 250 watts directional only, NW-SE, which makes it
an even better catch here to the WSW. There`s no avoiding WMIX from
here, very close to the same azimuth. City-to-city distance Lima-Enid
is 802 statute miles = 1291 km. I`m now reporting this to
mark@cmgroup.co and would appreciate QSL. BTW, I also publicized the
test on WORLD OF RADIO 1699 (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
940 WCIT: Heard nice sweep tones at 0205 ELT here near Reading, PA on
my Tecsun PL-380. Some mixing with what sounded like WMIX. – (73, Mark
Clark, Reinholds, PA, ABDX via DXLD)
Hi Guys: I am hearing the DX Test from 940 WCIT Lima, OHIO. Supposedly
running 250 watts for this test. It's a NEW STATION for me; so happy
with this one. Thanks to all for running the test!! Heard on a SONY
SRF-T615 ULTRALIGHT Barefoot.
940, WCIT, Lima, OHIO, Dec/16/13, 0203-0212 EST, EE, FAIR. Heard under
WMAC Macon, GA, which was TALK. First heard at 0203 with CW Morse
code. Heard "WCIT" several times. There was more code but only got
bits and pieces. Code till 0205 EST. Fast sweep tones at 0205 EST,
back to code at 0206-10 EST. Again, only bits and pieces of code. More
fast sweep tones at 0211-12 EST. Sweep tones really busted through the
noise, better than the code did!!
NEW STN ULR #1064 Heard 250 Watts, 73 ROB VA3SW (Robert S. Ross,
London, Ontario CANADA, ODXA via DXLD)
WCIT-940 test making it very nicely to Bowie, MD here tonight, (Monday
morning 12/16) with loud morse code, university band music, sweep
tones, and vocal information on test. Their 250 watt night power is
NW/SE, so a good chunk right at me at 425 miles away from Lima, Ohio.
Receiver: C-Crane, SM-2 Space Magnet Loop. Already sent Email report
to station and also via their website. Their website feed doesn't
match what's on the air on 940 at this time (Bob Wien, KG6RJW, Bowie,
MD, IRCA via DXLD)
I had my doubts about hearing this test, since I've never heard a
whisper from WCIT up until now, and they have a null in their day
pattern towards me to protect Montreal - fortunately, it's not a
really deep one. Checking my overnight recording, I was happy to see
how well the test came through: solid copy on the Morse code, with
virtually no fading, and even some voice came through.
Since timing info may be useful for someone who is still digging
through recorded files: the first code segment ran from 0202:29 to
0204:40, and there was a voice announcement just before this. The
first segment of sweeps ran for exactly one minute, starting at
0205:11. I haven't listened past the first ten minutes or so of the
test, but if anyone needs more timing info, let me know. Many thanks
to those involved in arranging this test for wiping my closest 940
unheard off the books! (Barry McLarnon, Ottawa, ON, ibid.)
E-QSL received Dec 17 from WCIT, 940 Lima OH, for their Dec 16 DX
test. Uploaded to my gallery via:
http://www.worldofradio.com/QSL.html
291 kb, directly at:
http://www.w4uvh.net/WCITQSL.docx
``Childers Media Group
To: Glenn Hauser
Enid, OK
This letter and QSL Card shall serve as written confirmation of your
Reception Report received during our WCIT-AM, 940 Khz DX Listener’s
Test on Monday, January 16th. Thanks for taking the time to listen in
as we always welcome any reception reports.
Mark D. Gierhart, Engineering / IT Director``
Jan 16 was a slip; correct date on the card itself as Dec 16, 2013.
Both this message and a full-data QSL card were in docx format and I
could get a real card for an SASE. It includes their direxional NW/SE
pattern, 250 watt power. Tnx, Mark (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
WCIT-AM Test Website === Guys - you should have all received a
verification letter by email; I also wanted to alert you of the
website I built which shows you the results of the test. I will
try and keep it updated:
http://www.talkwithronwilliams.com/WCIT%20Listener%20Test.htm
(Mark D. Gierhart (W8MDG), Engineering & IT, Childers Media Group -
Lima, 57 Town Square, Lima, OH 45801, Dec 18, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Nice, even displays each individual report and mileages. Evidently
mine was the second most distant, a little closer than Winnipeg. Bruce
Winkelman in Tulsa also heard it but not on this map (Glenn Hauser,
Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Heard here in Tulsa on my overnite recording. 0105 Central 16DEC13
with faint sweep tones, stronger sweep tones 0112 and solid morse code
ID at 0113. Not bad for 250 watts at 760 miles. This may be the most
distant 250 watt station reception in my log (Bruce Winkelman AA5CO,
Tulsa OK, WinRadio Excalibur, EndFedZ, SWL 43 foot sloper, NRC-AM via
DXLD)
940, WCIT, OH, Lima, 12/16 0200 [EST] DX test heard with Morse Code
IDs at about 0203. This was a HUGE surprise for me as 1 - I have never
heard the station before and 2 - CJGX is a big signal here and
dominates the frequency almost all the time. The Code IDs were heard
under CJGX with its country music for a new one for me.
COMMENTS See never say never in this hobby as things don`t always go
the way you might think they will. Thanks for putting on the test; it
was very much appreciated. 73 Best of DX, (Shawn Axelrod VE4DX1SMA,
VEPC4SWL, Winnipeg MB, REMEMBER ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN HEAR FOREVER,
NRC-AM via DXLD)
Mark, I really want to compliment you on the most professional DX Test
that I can recall. Every aspect of the test was handled with a real
respect towards DX'ers, from initial announcements, selection of test
materials, timing, and especially the QSL process. I took my
electronic QSL card yesterday to Staples and had it printed on card
stock and laminated. Total cost $1.49 cents.
And now the interactive maps and web site showing where the station
was received. Such a simple idea, but so interesting to test
participants. I ran the CPC DX Test office for NRC and IRCA for years,
and I found myself thinking "Now, why didn't I think of that?".
Thank you for your effort and commitment to making the test a success.
Wish we had a lot more engineers out there like you! 73, (Les Rayburn,
N1LF, Maylene, AL, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
I second that and give the entire test effort - start to finish - the
ol' Siskel & Ebert "2 Thumbs up" !! 73, (J. D. Stephens, Hampton Cove,
AL, ibid.)
Absolute ditto on the response and locations map with comments. I have
DXed in some form since early 60's but I haven't ever seen report and
fun response like this one. Sometimes even no response or I need to
prompt a second time for possible report. So, thanks again; well worth
the 2:00 am wake up alarm I set (Dave Young, Reston, Virginia, ibid.)
** U S A. 1010, KXEN, MO, St. Louis – Applies for an extension to its
STA for U1 350/125 from an alternate site; the STA facilities have
been built but KXEN is still on the air with licensed U4 50000/500.
The original sale of the land where KXEN’s transmitter is located fell
through, but the land is actively being marketed and KXEN could be
ordered off the facilities at any time, so the STA at this point would
be extended as a contingency plan if that occurs. And if there is a
power outage at the licensed site, KXEN wants to use the STA
facilities as a backup (AM Switch, NRC DX News Dec 23 via DXLD)
So that explains our still hearing it like it`s 50 kW! Never really
went on STA yet?? (gh, DXLD)
** U S A. 1010, Dec 12 at 1333 UT, ESPN Radio with a survey whether
collisions at home plate should be disallowed. Audible further
clockwise than KXEN St Louis, so presumed KTNZ Amarillo TX, my closest
1010 in the other direxion, which is now an ESPN clone. Its December
FCC sunrise is not until 1345 for 5000 instead of 500 watts. It has no
PSRA in deference to CBR. Day and night patterns look the same, with a
minor lobe NE toward us, major lobe from NW to SW to SE. The other
1010 ESPN is WJXL Jaxonvil FL, unlikely way out here despite its 50 kW
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 1220, Dec 13 at 1336 UT, ``KRZK Newstime, 7:36`` after
severe weather notice, and before Branson ad. Guess what, the 1220
station in Branson per NRC AM Log is KOMC, and // KOMC-FM on 100.1 (or
is it 101.1?). So what`s KRZK? Obviously inspired by ``Ozark``, altho
in jumbled order. (KZRK is the 1550 TIS station in Branson, and
unrelated KZRK-FM is on 107.9 in Canyon TX.) There is no KRZK (AM)
call in the NRC Log cross-reference. A recent change? FCC AM Query
does not have any KRZK on AM either. How about FM? Yes, 106.3 is KRZK
and it`s also jointly owned with KOMC. Would it be too much to ask for
the proper callsign to be mentioned on 1220?
This is a productive DX frequency with none nearby and lots of little
stations; earlier at 1332 I was hearing some religionist
counterclockwise from KRZK (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Hi Glenn, After reading the above, I had to investigate. I had a
recent report due out in my next AM Switch segment that KOMC AM was no
longer // FM and had switched to Salem Music Network's "Solid Gospel"
Southern Gospel format. After talking with Toni, on the station's
staff, I learned that the during times of severe weather they
simulcast their stations to broadcast the severe weather warning as
heard on News Talk KRZK to all their listeners. They had a foot of
snow that weekend and did simulcast quite a few warnings, closings and
other weather related items. 73 (Wayne Heinen, Editor NRC AM Radio
Log, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WKAL 1450 Rome NY DX test now --- (DX News Alert, Rome New
York) DX test for our European friends this weekend while Engineering
test are still underway:
WKAL -AM 1450 is currently testing equipment, awaiting regular
services to start soon. On Saturday 14 and Sunday 15, WKAL - AM 1450
will do morse code IDs on the TOH and BOH between 03:00 and 07:00 UTC.
Each morse segment will last 5 minutes. Other program elements to
listen for are Christmas music of the musical variety, piano type
etc., and programs from The 1920s Radio Network. QSL request may be
sent via email to WKAL (at) midatlanticengineeringservice.com QSLs
will be returned via email.
Mid-Atlantic Engineering Service has its own facebook page
here ----> https://www.facebook.com/MidAtlanticEngineeringServiceOfNY
Hopefully, the effects of the coronal hole will be delayed long enough
to at least make it possible to hear WKAL in Europe on Saturday.
Spread the word. Thanks goes out to:
From the world's northernmost DX-er
Bjarne Mjelde, Arctic Norway
kongsfjord.no
arcticdx.blogspot.com for coordinating this event.
Bob Carter - KC4QLP - WQJK414
------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -
Mid-Atlantic- Engineering- Service of Utica NY
http://www.midatlanticengineeringservice.com
(via ABDX via gh, 0431 UT Dec 14, dxldyg via DXLD)
NRC AM Log says it had been silent since May 2013. Are they not
interested in any reports from North America?? (gh) Several reports of
it from the northeastern states, southeastern provinces (gh, DXLD)
WKAL heard last night --- Checked my overnight recordings, and it
appears that the WKAL-1450 DX test did run, sort of. Nothing at all
heard from them up until 0100 EST, but then there was a WKAL jingle
and a voice announcement: "this is AM 1450 WKAL, Rome, New York. This
is an engineering test broadcast. Stay tuned for the brand-new WKAL,
starting very soon.". This was followed by an automated time and
temperature announcement, and then instrumental music. No sign of any
Morse code or other special test signals. The same thing appeared to
be repeated at later TOHs (and the one BOH that I checked, 0130), at
least until 0400 (I haven't checked later than that yet). Who knows
what we'll get tonight; perhaps some code and an earlier start time,
perhaps not. Worth a listen, anyway (Barry McLarnon Ottawa, ON, VE3JF,
Dec 14, ABDX via DXLD)
WKAL-1450 DX Test On --- The WKAL test started on schedule at 2200
EST, with a continuously repeated Morse code sequence at around 10
wpm. It has ended now, and presumably will resume at 2230 EST for 5
minutes, and at half hour intervals thereafter (Barry McLarnon,
Ottawa, ON, UT Dec 15, ibid.)
Not heard at 2200-2205 ELT, but heard rather faintly in the soup at
2302 ELT with bits of Morse Code. Loop was (and still is) pointed at
about 75 degrees, which is right in the direction of Syracuse. Didn't
give this one much of a chance. Needless to say, my best catch so far
this season. :) 73, (Rick Dau, South Omaha, Nebraska, Kenwood R-5000
+ Quantum QX Pro loop, ibid.)
Not heard here at the 0100 ELT test, but was heard twice during the
evening, at 2302 ELT and 0001 ELT. Both receptions were faint, as you
might imagine, but the 2302 was the slightly stronger of the two.
Thank goodness for Morse Code, because it's the ONLY way I would have
ever heard WKAL. Easily my best catch on MW from any QTH since getting
the March 6, 1995 DX test of WKBR-1250 in New Hampshire while I was
living in Iowa City. THANK YOU, BOB CARTER! :) 73, (Rick Dau, South
Omaha, Nebraska, Kenwood R-5000 + Quantum QX Pro loop, Dec 15, ibid.)
1450, WKAL, Rome NY; 0300-0307+, 15-Dec; DX test; only a muddle there
before 0300. CW started shortly after 0300, "WKAL AM 1450 Rome New
York" easily heard thru the muddle. Xmas tune started at 0306:50. New
(Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition, Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500'
NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All logged by my ears, on my
receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
WKAL 1450 DX Test was logged here in Central Alabama! At first, I
thought my ears were playing tricks on me, but I reviewed the
recording -- and there it was at 0401 UT. Slow CW and a partial voice
ID in the first five minutes after TOH! My first GY from that far
North! Thanks for all involved with the test! 73, (Les Rayburn, N1LF,
121 Mayfair Park, Maylene, AL 35114, EM63nf, Dec 15, IRCA via DXLD)
[IRCA] DX test heard in Scotland last night --- I heard the DX test on
1450 last night better at 0500 than 0400 [UT]; 0503 on 1451 CW mode on
Perseus SDR, with beverage of 500 m:
http://www.dxarchive.com/mw/transatlantic_logs_december_2013.html
Also heard better at 0600 Monday 16th, and weaker around 0700. So yes,
the CW getting through the noise. Will upload perseus screenshot a bit
later.
Screenshots of WKAL dx tests --- I have just uploaded a couple of
screenshots from Perseus of the 1450 DX tests, as well as another
audio file on the following page..
http://www.dxarchive.com/mw/transatlantic_logs_december_2013.html
(Ken Baird, 16-17 Dec, IRCA via DXLD)
WKAL heard here in Troon, Scotland UK at 0505 UT on the 15th ---
Recording: http://share.cx.com/qNHcy5
(Paul Crankshaw, ibid.) Additionally it was heard today at 0601 (Paul
Crankshaw, Dec 16, ibid.)
** U S A. 1520, Dec 13 circa 0230 UT on caradio, heavy interference to
KOKC OKC, also making considerable SAH. I asked, ``Some other talk
station in English has really been tearing up 1520 KOKC here in OK
last night and again tonight, but hard to null KOKC enough to get an
ID. Any idea who`s out of whack?``
Reply from Tom Jasinski, Joliet IL at 0427: ``It's KOLM "The Ticket"
with sports - they are bombing in here now``. That`s Rochester MN, and
IIRC it`s nothing new for them: NRC AM Log shows day, and critical
hours, 10000 watts; night 800 watts, and PSRA of 11.5 watts. U8 = ND
day, one direxional pattern night and another for CH (which should not
be applicable at these hours). NRC Pattern Book 2013 is not set up to
show more than two patterns, but 800 watts night is supposed to be
direxional *away* from KOKC and me. Obviously it`s really running 10
kW non-direxional now (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
KOLM 1520 Minnesota owning 1520 here in NoVA, The Ticket! And Scott
Ferrall. No sign of ESPN WWKB; a bit of KRHW 1520 MO and even KOKC.
(George Santulli in Lovettsville, VA, 0604 UT 13 Dec, IRCA via DXLD)
1520, Dec 14 at 0050 UT, heavy CCI to KOKC, presumed KOLM Rochester
MN, as IDed by Tom Jasinski last night, and also heard ``running hot``
by Kevin Redding in TN tonight for his first time. KOLM cheating on 10
kW N-D day pattern should be much clearer east of OKC with KOKC`s
westward coverage (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. 1660, KXOL, Brigham City UT, went silent on 20 November to
investigate problems of “signal interference” (via NRC’s “DX News”
magazine via Nov-Dec NZ DX Times via DXLD)
KXOL 1660 Utah --- In tuning around tonight, even though KXOL is
listed as silent, they still have left their carrier on. No IDs, so is
that legal? I would not think so. Sounds like 1 kW. The carrier is
there every night I go by 1660 (Patrick Martin, Seaside OR, UT Dec 18,
IRCA mailing list via DXLD)
** U S A. 1720 kHz pirate up now --- Seems to be a pirate up on 1720
khz AM mode right now with old time music and Pearl Harbor references.
Faint signal into West Michigan. I'm hearing this at 0412 UT. 73, (Tim
Tromp, [Muskegon] West Michigan, UT Dec 15, NRC DX-tip list via NRC-AM
via DXLD)
Sounds a lot like Radio Free Whatever that I heard on 6925 earlier in
the evening. 73, (J.D. Stephens, Hampton Cove, AL, 0419 UT, ibid.)
I'm actually almost certain this is Dr. Benway and Undercover Radio.
They have been heard on 1720 previously, and I just saw he is
currently active on Google chat which indicates the station is
probably on the air. You might try dropping him a line (Earl Higgins,
0420 UT, ibid.)
No signal detected here even using SUB/LSB using 2010 (Todd in
Woodbury MN Skaine, 0425 UT Dec 15, Sony ICF 2010, Toyota car radio,
ibid.)
Clear ID as Radio Free Whatever. Same broadcast as heard earlier on
evening on shortwave 6925. 73 (J. D. Stephens, 0428 UT Dec 15, Sent
from my iPod, ibid.)
The 1720 kHz pirate could not be heard at all, though I sure tried.
Love logging TIS, beacons, pirates, and other "odd ball" stations on
MW. I've even got five "Talking House" transmitters in my log on 1610.
One was in Cullman, AL about 40 miles from here! 73, (Les Rayburn,
N1LF, Maylene, AL 35114 EM63nf Dec 15, IRCA via DXLD)
** U S A. 2980, WMPX, Midland MI; 2228, 11-Dec; Weak 2 x 1490 harmonic
with EZL Xmas music // 1490. Nothing on 3x (Harold Frodge, Midland
MI, USA, Drake R8B + 125 ft. bow-tie; 85 ft. RW & 180 ft. center-fed
RW, All logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING
DIGEST) Is this harmonic there all the time for you? Can you hear it
further way in Brighton? (Glenn Hauser, DXLD)
** U S A. LIBERAL TALK RADIO DEAD IN LA; REPLACED BY RUSH
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/12/06/Liberal-Talk-Radio-Station-Flips-To-Rush-Sean
KTLK has an much inferior signal. Although 50 kW day and 44 kW it has
major nulls in a number of directions 24/7. KFI is strong everywhere
(Dennis Gibosn, WB6TNB, Sent from my iPad, Dec 11, ABDX via DXLD)
Given that the source of that link is Breitbart.com (a very right-wing
site), more needs to be said. The neutral websites and publications
(those with no axe to grind nor favoritism for either liberal or
conservative talk) note that Limbaugh's ratings are down and so are
the advertising dollars he has been bringing in. Clear Channel is now
taking him off of some big signal stations and moving him to lesser
signals.
As for KTLK, it has been eliminating progressive/ liberal talk for
several years, one show at a time. Most of the leftie hosts are
finding other ways to distribute their programs -- Sirius XM channel
127 is one of them. And contrary to what the late Mr Breitbart and
others assert, veteran leftie talkers like Stephanie Miller, Thom
Hartmann, and Ed Schultz have been turning a profit for more than five
years, and getting some very respectable numbers even though most have
been relegated to the weakest AM signals companies like Clear Channel
can offer them (Donna Halper, ibid.)
** U S A. FCC IDENTIFIES MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE LPFM GROUPS
Radio World - Dec 16, 2013
With lightning-fast speed, the FCC's Media Bureau has been processing
applications for low-power FM stations. Of the some 2,800 applications
received, ...
http://www.radioworld.com/article/fcc-identifies-mutually-exclusive-lpfm-groups/222812
FCC LOW POWER FM MX GROUPS: THE BIG ONES
Radio Survivor-by Matthew Lasar-2 hours ago
What I take from these snippets is that LPFM MX groups can be
understood as clusters of applicants who having either applied for the
same LPFM frequency or ...
http://www.radiosurvivor.com/2013/12/17/fcc-low-power-fm-mx-groups-the-big-ones/
(both via Artie Bigley, DXLD)
** VATICAN [non]. 7305, Dec 15 at 0206, pause, then instrumental music
fill on electronic keyboard; 0208.5 pause and another; 0211 pause and
yet another. Evidently, VR is *still* having problems getting its
Spanish service to Latin America to and thru the Greenville relay!
Supposedly still scheduled 0200-0245 daily (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** VATICAN. Recording of Radio Vatican DRM:
http://nickvk2dx.blogspot.com.au/
15535, R Tamazuj, Vatican, 14/12 1510, S9+20 Sudanese Station, ID
mentioned. About Sudan. Question: is Radio Tamazuj transmitting from
Vatican city? 73 (Nick VK2DX [Sydney] Hacko, NSW, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
NOT FROM VATICAN CITY, b u t from Vatican STATE transmitter site, some
30 kilometers northwesterly of Rome Italy.
http://binged.it/1c4KOKc
Sponsored/brokered by Press Now, Netherlands; see SUDAN [non].
15535 Radio Tamazuj 1459-1529 daily Arabic/Sudanese 250kW 150deg
Santa Maria di Galeria CVA Vatican State PNW/FPU b13
15535 Radio Dabanga 1529-1627 daily Arabic/Sudanese 250kW 150deg
Santa Maria di Galeria CVA Vatican State PNW/FPU b13
(Wolfgang Büschel, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** WAKE ISLAND. K9W, WAKE ATOLL, PRESS RELEASE #7 (Dated December
9th): "The Wake Atoll Commemorative Team wants to thank the DX
community for the outstanding response to 'The Forgotten 98
Commemorative DXpedition`. Also, we need to express our gratitude to
our hosts on Wake, the United States Air Force. Our DXpedition was
warmly welcomed and their support was invaluable.
The final QSO percentage per continent are Asia 32.3%, Europe 26.9%,
NA 35.3%, OC 3.1%, SA 1.8% and AF 0.6%. The Team is extremely pleased
to have distributed the QSOs to much needed parts of the world,
especially EU which has the most difficult path to Wake Island. There
were 53,765 CW, 38700 SSB and 7562 Digital QSOs.
The Team has uploaded all 100,000 plus QSOs into ClubLog and the
printed QSLs are in transit to the QSL Manager, Joe, AA4NN. Most, if
not all, corrections have been made to the Clublog upload. Please use
<info@wake2013.org> for possible problems with the ClubLog upload. As
mentioned on our website, the use of OQRS is highly recommended. It is
an efficient and faster method for returning your QSL.
<http://wake2013.org/pages/qsl.html>
Please support our Sponsors and the various worldwide DX Foundations
and local clubs. Those contributions, as well as, your individual
donations provided the necessary funding for this extremely expensive
DXpedition. Without this unwavering assistance, Wake Island would
still be high on the 'Most Wanted List'. All of us in the DX community
owe them (and you) a hearty round of applause! Happy Holidays to all!
-- 73, Lou N2TU and the Wake 2013 Commemorative Team" (Ohio/Penn DX
Bulletin No. 1141, December 16, 2013, Editor Tedd Mirgliotta, KB8NW,
Provided by BARF80.ORG (Cleveland, Ohio) via Dave Raycroft, ODXA yg
via DXLD)
That`s nice, but hrmpf, I bet it never crossed the mind of any of
these guys for a microsecond, that while they were at it, for
negligible additional expense, they could have put on a transmitter
from Wake which would qualify as a SWBC station! It could have been
just another ham-type unit, running automated and largely unattended
while they were busy racking up the QSOs (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
** ZAMBIA. 5915, Zambia Nat., B.C.:
Dec 10 1559-1611, 23332, vernacular, Fish eagle IS, Announce by man,
Repeated blows of the drum, Local music and talk.
Dec 15 1559-1607, 23432-22432, vernacular, Fish eagle IS, Repeated
blows of the drum, Local music and talk (Kouji Hashimoto, JAPAN, RX,
IC-R75, NRD-525+RD-9830, NRD-515, NRD-345, Satellite 750, DE-1121,
ANT, 70m Sloper Wire, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Nothing heard from Zimbabwe tonight, Zambia is loud and clear.
ZNBC1, 5915 Lusaka. Dec 15, 2013 Sunday. 1802-1810. News in English.
ID at 1808, "ZNBC Lusaka". Good. Jo'burg sunset 1656.
Nothing heard from Zambia this morning. Zanzibar on 6015 is coming in
as normal. ZNBC1, 5915 Lusaka. Dec 18, 2013 Wednesday. 0235-0402.
AWOL. Jo'burg sunrise 0311 (Bill Bingham, Johannesburg RSA, dxldyg via
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
[and non]. China. China Radio International, 5915 Kashi. Dec 19, 2013
Thursday. 0220-0235. Russian, mainly a YL talking against piano
background. Mostly unreadable, no ID heard. Poor, and deteriorating.
Jo'burg sunrise 0311 (Bill Bingham, Johannesburg RSA, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
ZNBC1, 5915 Lusaka. Dec 19, 2013 Thursday. *0235-0259. Suddenly on
with sine wave at *0235. Fish eagles from 0243. Choir singing anthem
at 0251. Morning greetings and prayer in Lozi at 0252, followed by
talk and music/song. ID at 0258 “ZNBC Radio One”. Good. Start-up
totally suppressed CRI. Jo'burg sunrise 0311 (Bill Bingham,
Johannesburg RSA, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** ZANZIBAR. 11735, 1805, TANZANIA, ZBC, finally caught with an
English news bulletin (possibly weekdays only) until 1809 when changed
to Swahili and aired catchy song “Zanzibar oh Zanzibar”. Fair but
annoying QRM from Turkey 11730 until 1823:30 closing - 20/11 (Bryan
Clark at Mangawhai (Northland), North Island, New Zealand, with
AOR7030+, EWEs to North, Central & South America, 100m BOG to NE and
Alpha Delta Sloper antennas, Nov-Dec NZ DX Times via DXLD)
11735, Dec 13 at 2030, ZBC fair with flutter, nice Ungujan music and
should have stuck with it, but by 2057 recheck considerably weaker,
mixing music and talk, cut off at 2100:00* sharp. This frequency is
erratic, never know whether it will be on or not (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** ZIMBABWE. Voice of Zimbabwe, 999 Gweru. Dec 15, 2013 Sunday. 1750-
1805. AWOL. Jo'burg sunset 1656.
Voice of Zimbabwe, 4828 Gweru. Dec 15, 2013 Sunday. 1750-1805. AWOL.
Jo'burg sunset 1656.
Radio Zimbabwe, 6045 Gweru. Dec 15, 2013 Sunday. 1750-1805. AWOL.
Jo'burg sunset 1656 (Bill Bingham, Johannesburg RSA, dxldyg via DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
** ZIMBABWE [non]. VOA ZIMBABWE ADDS TV WEBCAST --- WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Fans of LiveTalk, VOA Zimbabwe's tri-lingual radio call-in show, can
now watch the interactive program on an expanded one-hour TV webcast.
The first half hour of LiveTalk still airs on shortwave and medium
wave Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 9 p.m. in Zimbabwe.
Online audiences will be able to watch an extended full hour edition
of the program, which is captured with hi-definition cameras rolling
in VOA's Washington studio. The program is streamed live on the VOA
Zimbabwe website (in English, Shona and Ndebele) and is available on
demand.
"The Zimbabwe Service has found a very effective and creative way to
integrate TV into their lineup," says Africa Division Director Gwen
Dillard. "Our audiences in Zimbabwe and throughout southern Africa and
the diaspora have been asking for something like this, and we are
pleased to be expanding to television."
LiveTalk hosts Blessing Zulu and Gibbs Dube introduce the day's news
and take callers' questions in English, Ndebele, and Shona, with a mix
of politics, sports, and social issues.
"LiveTalk has consistently had people waiting on the phone lines after
30 minutes, so the TV simulcast will give our audience more of a
chance to interact with us," says Zimbabwe Service Senior Editor Ray
Choto.
The web audience will get a fly-on-the-wall experience of watching a
live radio show, but Choto says the long-time radio audience won't be
forgotten.
"We really want this to be a radio show on TV, in that radio audiences
won't lose anything, but those who tune into the TV webcast will get a
feel for what goes into a live radio call-in show," Choto says.
The first expanded edition of LiveTalk focused on the legacy of Nelson
Mandela, and featured guests Dewa Mavhinga, a researcher at Human
Rights Watch, and South African writer Raks Seakhoa, who spent time in
prison with Mandela on Robben Island. Listeners from South Africa, the
U.S., Zimbabwe, and other regions weighed in on the loss, and callers
on the ground in Johannesburg painted a picture of a city still in
mourning.
LiveTalk has been part of VOA Zimbabwe's (also known as Studio 7)
lineup since 2010. The program airs in Zimbabwe and across southern
Africa on shortwave and medium wave radio, and is also available
online as well as live or on-demand over the phone for listeners in
South Africa, the UK, and North America (VOA PR Dec 17 via Hansjoerg
Biener, DXLD)
UNIDENTIFIED. 700, Dec 15 circa 0105 UT on caradio, romantic music in
Spanish is dominant vs BKB from WLW, but fades of course before
anything IDable. At 0121, home on DX-398 with WLW nulled, I`m hearing
YL DJ mention ``40 principales``, in a long interview. Maybe just a
passing reference to ``top 40``, rather than slogan ID as no such
station is in any of the three major Mexican listings on 700 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. 2660+, Dec 12 at 1258 UT, JBA carrier, 1301-1305 trace
of music; slightly on hi side compared to 1660 Waco et al. Offset
frequency correlates with the harmonic I was hearing last winter, from
KGLD Tyler TX, 2 x 1330, last logged March 12 (except maybe also June
10 at 0527). First time this winter I`ve managed to detect it vs the
noise level, perhaps with a tiny pre-sunrise boost. Always a struggle
to hear it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. Empty carrier was visible on 5014.872 kHz, but I guess
couldn't be from Malagasy at this nighttime slot. Seen around 0108 UT
(Wolfgang Büschel, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 15, dxldyg via DXLD)
UNIDENTIFIED. Does anyone know what DRM I could hear today, Dec 15,
opening at 2113 on 6040? Had previously noted this on Dec 11 running
to past 2302 tune-out. 73, (Martien Groot, Schoorl, Netherlands,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
[Later:] From a new entry in Aoki frequnecy list, it now appears that
this is Radio Andernach, scheduled daily 2130 (2115?)-2315, from
Nauen, in German (Martien Groot, Schoorl, Netherlands, ibid.) i.e.
military service in encrypted DRM (gh)
UNIDENTIFIED. Subject: (bdx) 9070 kHz?
Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2013 01:52:05 +0100
From: Frank van Gerwen
Na enkele jaren frustratie wegens de stoorsluier, ben ik nu aan het
"kijken" wat ik kan horen met de WebSDR van de Universiteit Twente.
Leuk ding, moet ik toegeven, al is daar de achtergrond ook niet
stoorloos... Op dit moment (00:50, en sedert ± 00:15 UT) hoor ik op
9070 kHz zeer zwak (vooral door de storing, het signaal is ongeveer
S7) een zender met ondefinieerbare muziek (amusementsmuziek, maar ik
kan er geen etiket op plakken) en met tussendoor een omroepster,
hoogstwaarschijnlijk in het Spaans. Ik kan alleen enkele woorden
opvangen, dus ik heb geen flauw benul wat voor een zender het is.
Iemand een idee? BVD. 73 de Frank (Frank van Gerwen, Bakkum-Noord /
Netherlands, 52 33'56" N / 4 39'18" E, BDX luisteramateur list Dec 27
via DXLD)
[LATER:] De zender ging net vóór 0100 UT uit de lucht. Na wat
gesproken tekst, nu ook met een mannenstem, kwam er nog wat muziek,
dat abrupt onderbroken werd doordat de draaggolf verdween. 73 de
(Frank, ibid.)
Het klonk helemaal niet als een piraat: rustige aan-/afkondigingen en
goede modulatie (voorzover als met de storing te horen was). Er was
ook niet veel fading, dus ik dacht eigenlijk een beetje aan Zuid-
Spanje of Noord-Afrika. Een harmonische of spiegelfrequentie kon ik
ook niet bedenken. Ik zit nu weer te luisteren op die frequentie, maar
er is nog geen draaggolf of wat dan ook te bespeuren, maar het is dan
ook nog vroeg, vergeleken met gisteren.. Ik heb nu TotalRecorder
meelopen, dus als er iets komt, neem ik het automatisch op. Ik heb dat
programma zo ingesteld dat het de laatste 10 minuten audio automatisch
bewaart. Zodra ik dan iets hoor, druk ik op de opnameknop en dan loopt
de opname verder door. Hopelijk komt er weer iets en is de ontvangst
wat duidelijker. Dan hoor je het wel van me! Groetjes, P.S.: Ik kon
ook nergens iets vinden voor 9070 kHz (Frank, ibid.)
Could this be one of those ``not really there`` signals that the
WebSDR produces, or can anyone hear it today on their own receiver?
In the Benelux DX list, Google translation from Dutch, from yesterday:
After several years of frustration due to the interference veil, I am
now on the "look". I can hear the WebSDR of the University of Twente.
Fun thing, I must admit, though they do not disturb the background
charge. At this time (0050 and 0015 UT ± since) I hear on 9070 kHz
very weak (especially the interference, the signal is about S7) a
transmitter with indefinable music (popular music, but I can not label
slices) and in between a announcer, probably in Spanish. I can only
catch a few words, so I have no idea what a channel is. Anyone have an
idea ? BVD 73 Frank
The station was just before 0100 UT out of the air. After some
narration, now with a man's voice, there was some music that was
abruptly interrupted by the carrier disappeared. 73 Frank
from today Tuesday after 2200:
It did not sound like a pirate : aan-/afkondigingen quiet and good
modulation (as far as was told by the fault). There was not much
fading, so I actually thought a bit of Southern Spain and North
Africa. A harmonic frequency or mirror I could not even imagine. I'm
listening on that frequency, but now there is no carrier or whatever
to be seen, but it is too early, compared to yesterday. I now walk
with Total Recorder, so if anything comes up, I take it automatically.
I have the program set up so that it saves the last 10 minutes of
audio automatically. As soon as I hear anything, I press the record
button and then the recording runs further. Hopefully there will be
something, and is receiving a bit clearer. Then you hear it from me!
Greetings, Frank (via DXLD)
Nothing heard at 2310 UT on this range. The given 9070 kHz doesn't fit
with the Egyptian intermodulation with MW Abis 774 kHz. Heard only
digital STANAG signal on range 9095.3 to 9098.5 two ORTH hopping
signals in action, a smaler ?spurious? one on 9165 to 9169 kHz, and
full power on 9185 to 9214.5 kHz range, S=9 in western Europe.
Despite of 1-2 small UTE RTTY stns in between, the next occupied
channel logged here in EUR is WINB US religious station 9264.958 kHz
at 2320 UT Dec 17. 73 wb (Wolfgang Büschel, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED [non]. De zender kwam om 2357 in de lucht met van die
moderne muziek waarvan je soms autodaken rhythmisch ziet opbollen. En
om 0000 UT het IS en de identificatie: "Esta es Radio Internacional de
China´, gevolgd door een nieuwsbulletin. Het signaal is ongeveer S8 en
is beter te verstaan dan gisteren. Vreemd genoeg hoor ik gespetter
alsof er een sterke zender naast zit, maar ik kan die niet vinden...
Een relay van een andere zender? 73 de Frank
Another report from Frank today UT Dec 17-18, translated:
``The station came at 2357 in the air bulge with those modern music
that you sometimes see rhythmic car roofs. And at 0000 UT the IS and
identification: "Ésta es Radio Internacional de China``, followed by a
news signal S8 is about and to understand better than yesterday.
Oddly enough, I hear splashing like a strong station is next, but I
can not find it. A relay from another station? 73 Frank`` (Frank Van
Gerwen, Netherlands, BDX via DXLD)
OK, what frequencies is Spanish from CRI supposed to be on?
Comprehensive sked in DXLD 13-49 shows QVC = Cuba on 5990 and 15120;
0000-0057 on 5990 QVC 250 kW / non-dir to CeAm Spanish
0000-0057 on 15120 QVC 250 kW / 160 deg to SoAm Spanish
and, the only other ones are KAS = Kashgar, East Turkistan, on 9590
and 9800.
0000-0057 on 9590 KAS 500 kW / 269 deg to SoAm Spanish
0000-0057 on 9800 KAS 500 kW / 269 deg to SoAm Spanish
Neither pair could produce a mix on 9070. However, an unheard mix
frequency could be in some other language from same site. And here is
the answer, exactly the same antenna beam too:
0000-0057 on 9435 KAS 500 kW / 269 deg to SoAm Portuguese
9435 is halfway between 9800 and 9070; therefore, 9070 is a leapfrog
mixing product of 9800 over 9435 landing another 265 kHz lower on
9070. As usual, the language on the further one is heard on the spur
rather than the language on the fulcrum. Another formula for this is
2A minus B (9435 x 2 = 18870, minus 9800 = 9070) (Glenn Hauser, WORLD
OF RADIO 1700, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
This is the solution! Thanks, Glenn. Greetings, (Ton Timmerman, BDX
via DXLD)
UNIDENTIFIED. UNKNOWNIA: 9920, 1211, 15-Dec; English huxter plus siren
jammer, LSB cuts out the jammer. No candidates found for the English
in 12/16 Aoki or 12/14 EiBi (Harold Frodge, M.A.R.E. DXpedition,
Brighton MI, Drake R8B + 500' NEish unterminated bev + 85' TTFD, All
logged by my ears, on my receiver, in real time! DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. Presumably same TX [as 21570, q.v.] testing with tone
only on 11640 and then when retuned on 11650 around 1730-1745 UTC 16
December. Strong signals into WCNA (Bob LaRose W6ACU San Diego, CA, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. Station in strange language: 1451-1529 [Dec 12] on
11744.0, SINPO 45544 in Sofia, Indian music. Man talk about Kashmir,
Iran Pakistan, Hindustan, Balochistan and etc. (Ivo Ivanov, QTH:
Sofia, Bulgaria, DX LISTENING DIGEST) SEE GOA
UNIDENTIFIED. 13660, Dec 18 at 1406, hear BaBcoCk music as I tune by,
fair signal with flutter, and staying with it, soon hear bits of other
music, including steel drums, sitar, accordion, guitar, interspersed
with announcements, ``You are listening to a test transmission`` and
``please report to transmittertest@gmail.com`` Turns out to be a 3-
minute loop, and is cut off abruptly at 1421:18*. It`s probably from
Woofferton UK, perhaps for staff training purposes, as previously
revealed; would it be too much trouble to mention the site in the loop
announcements? Recheck at 1434, now 13660 has a tone test with
intermittence plus some hum (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
UNIDENTIFIED. Amigos, a propagação em OC tem sido boa permitindo-me
fazer algumas interessantes escutas. Hoje pude ouvir uma emissora em
15515 kHz, às 1126 horas UT. Na lista HFCC para o período B13 tem
alguma coisa, mas não dá para saber qual a emissora ouvida por mim.
Alguém sabe qual a emissora que ouvi? 73! (Rubens Ferraz Pedroso (PY5-
007 SWL). Bandeirantes - PR, Receptor: Degen DE1103. Antena: RC3-FM,
RADIOESCUTAS yg via DXLD)
UNIDENTIFIED. 17515, Dec 15 at 1349, 1 kHz tone test, poor with
flutter, off at 1353.
21570, Dec 15 at 1434, same 1 kHz tone test, fair with flutter until
1458*.
Are these sporadic tests again of some new site or transmitters in the
Middle East? HFCC on 21570 lists Spain at 08-17, but it`s certainly
wooden, and nothing else after Romania at 12-13. 17515, nothing before
Nauen at 16-1930 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
21570, 15/Dez 1445, UNID. Signal of 1 kHz. Also in the SDR Twente
Looks like with the same intensity of the signal in my QTH. Still in
the air at 1454 (Jorge Freitas, Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S
38 58´W - Brasil, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
I was also hearing this, went off at 1458*. With flutter, suspected
Mideast location. Same tone was on 17515 earlier at 1349-1353*,
weaker. HFCC has 21570 with Noblejas at 08-17, but has been wooden,
unlikely; also Romania at 12-13. 17515 nothing until Nauen at 1600-
1930 (Glenn Hauser, ibid.)
The signal was weak in SDR Twente. The signal came back and leave
after the 1458 without the 1 kHz tone. The last signal detected was
the 1506, in SDR Twente (Freitas, ibid.)
UNIDENTIFIED. 21570, 15/Dez 1445, UNID. Signal [tone] of 1 kHz. Also
in the SDR Twente. Looks like with the same intensity of the signal in
my QTH. At 1458 without the 1 kHz signal and soon after the signal
goes off the air. At 1501 back the carrier and at 1502 goes off the
air. At 1504 back, Only the signal with the carrier. 73 (Jorge
Freitas, Feira de Santana, Bahia, 12 14´S 38 58´W - Brasil, dxldyg via
DX LISTENING DIGEST) see also UNIDENTIFIED 11640 above
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS
++++++++++++++++++++++++
ACKNOWLEDGED ON WORLD OF RADIO 1700:
Life without World of Radio and DXLD would be weary, stale, flat,
unprofitable, and a drag (Gerald T. Pollard, NC, with a solstitial
check to P O Box 1684, Enid OK 73702)
One may also contribute via PayPal, not necessarily in US funds, to
woradio at yahoo.com
Congratulations on your 1700 show I go back to the WRNO Worldwide days
on 6185 kHz, Best of luck on your 1700 show (Richard Lemke, St.
Albert, Alberta. Canada, Dec 18, 2013, WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED FUTURELY
Glenn, Thanks for 1700 World of Radio programs and Happy Winter
Solstice. Cheers, (Martin Gallas Springfield IL with a contribution
via PayPal to woradio at yahoo.com)
Thanks Glenn for your continuing very hard and thorough work with WoR!
(Steve McGreevy - N6NKS with a contribution via PayPal)
PUBLICATIONS
++++++++++++
BROADCASTS IN ENGLISH, from British DX Club, B-13 November-March
Very handy 32-page booklet, to keep next to the radio regardless of
computers, main 18-page section of which is comprehensive schedule by
time of all B-13 SW broadcasts in English, including sites with each
frequency (key on another page), target areas.
Also: Music on SW, by time, 3 pages, selected by Alan Roe
Broadcasts in English Available Online: 1 page by country, of live 24-
hour streaming; Streaming at Scheduled Times, by time, 2+ pages;
Programs on Demand, <1 page.
DX, Media & Mailbag Programmes, on SW, by day and time, 2 pages
World Radio Network, three separate schedules, of English to NAm,
Africa/Asia/Pacific, and Europe; on satellite, internet, 3 pages
While stocks last, copies available for prices including postage:
UK: 3 pounds,
Europe: 4 pounds or 5 Euro or 6 US$ or 5 IRCs
Rest of world airmail: 5 pounds, or 7 US$ or 6 IRCs
PDF copy also available at UK price; http://www.bdxc.org.uk
British DX Club, 10 Hemdean Hill, Caversham, Reading RG4 7SB, UK
(Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
WRTH 2014 review
http://medxr.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/wrth-2014-ten-reasons-why-you-need-this.html
Cheers, (Rob VK3BVW Wagner, Dec 14, ARDXC mailing list via DXLD)
I keep getting ``unresponsive script`` warnings from his site (gh,
DXLD) Then: Refers to ``the morphing of WRMI into WYFR.`` Huh???
HISTORIC CALLSIGN SEARCH
WRJM returned to its historic callsign (WEIC, I believe) just before
going silent. The call change went through last week.
A useful resource in a situation like this is
http://FCCInfo.com
There's a "historic callsign" search box, second from the top, that
shows every station that's used that callsign in the 30+ years that
the FCC CDBS database has existed (give or take a short period in the
1980s when callsign changes apparently were never imported into CDBS
from the old paper files.)
Popping "WRJM" into that search field shows four stations that have
used that call, the most recent of which is the Charleston IL 1270
that's now WEIC. s (Scott Fybush, NY, ABDX via DXLD)
"D" Magazine piece GUIDE TO DALLAS AM RADIO
Glenn: -- You really should have this
http://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/2014/january/guide-to-dallas-am-radio
(Greg Hardison, CA, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
HF BEACON INFO
I use a number of sources for beacon locations. My main one is:
http://www.qsl.net/wj5o/bcn.htm
Bill Hays is the keeper of the list and runs the 28289 beacon WJ5O out
of Troy, AL. He is considered to the U.S. guru on 10-m beacons, and I
believe that he is the unofficial coordinator of U.S. 10-m beacons.
Another list that I use for locations is: G3USF's Worldwide List of HF
Beacons
http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/por/28.htm
This list includes all HF beacons and is kept up to date. A last one
that I use is a list by DL8XW
http://www.mydarc.de/dl8wx/baken_kw.htm
Currently, this list is down for repair?? (Dave Tomasko, MARE Tipsheet
14 Dec via DXLD)
http://www.lwca.org/sitepage/part15/beaconsmfhf.html
(Marc Kulbacki, ibid.)
DX-PEDITIONS
++++++++++++
DXPEDITION TO CHINA IN NOVEMBER
Dear Glenn, Your work with WoR is par-excellent as usual! I wish to
announce to readers of WoR of a trip to tour/of China I did between 03
- 20 November 2013.
I made it into a DXpedition, having brought along three portable
radios - the best one being my Sony ICF-SW7600GR, I did a good amount
of band-scanning and DXing whilst in the hotel rooms by the window,
and on the deck of my stateroom on the Century Legend Yangtze River
cruise-ship.
After the trip, and recovering from a very bad flu, I did manage to do
some online uploading of a new web-site I made of audio recordings of
mediumwave, longwave, some shortwave (mainly 49m comparing that band
to same time here in Calif., but also some very interesting daytime
scans on 49m and 40m - remarkably filled-up with SWBC stations
compared to here in North America), wild Asian CB-skip on 27.005 MHz,
etc. (on the Yangtze River ship), and so forth.
The 27 MHz CB-band during the daylight hours on the Yangtze River was
quite jammed-up, remarkably - all Asian language chat - some FM on
27.185 mixed with the AM signals.
The address at Internet Archives for the MP3 audio files (over 30 of
them) is at:
https://archive.org/details/MediumwaveDXpeditiontoChina
I think you all will be quite amazed at how busy the AM/MW broadcast-
band (on 9 kHz-spaced channels) are at night in China - from Beijing,
the rural areas along the Yangtze River, to Hong Kong (where I could
hear a handful of Philippine Island AM stations at night).
The 164 kHz Mongolia longwave station (500 kW) sign-on at 0600 China
Standard Time was very nice - good signals mostly everywhere I went -
the best reception of the lovely 164 Mongolia 2200 UT sign-on was on
the top sun-deck of the Century Legend Yangtze River cruise ship the
last morning on it while docked in Chongqing, China on the Yangtze
River - very strong just on my Sony ICF-SW7600GR and no noise.
In Shanghai, China (November 10-11th, 2013) - up on the 42nd floor of
the Longmont Shanghai hotel, I could null the noise by the window
looking northward, and the NDB band was FULL!
Somehow, DXing from high above the ground - maybe an effect from the
building too, was extraordinarily strong signals on longwave - in
China, the NDB band does not stop at 430 kHz - you will hear beacons
(all 1020 Hz ident) between 430 and 510 kHz too. It was quite easy to
hear the Radio Rossii longwave stations on 153, 180, 189, 234, and 279
kHz all night (just like on some good mornings in California).
The audio files on the Internet Archives page are all narrated as
though you were alongside me while I did the bandscan recordings - soe
just scanning around with brief-stops and many frequencies, to sitting
on an interesting frequency. Several AM/MW frequencies - all very
filled-up at night in China, has stragge-sounding multiple "echo"
effects from all of the networked MW stations running the same
programming but NOT at the exact time, hence the weird echo effects!
The site again is:
https://archive.org/details/MediumwaveDXpeditiontoChina
Kindest thanks for running this announcement - I hope and feel readers
and fellow DXers will be amazed to hear my receptions!
PS - Oh, very unlike Europe on their 9-kHz spaced channels, Chinese
stations modulate much louder - similar to North America - some of
them even so badly to splatter 20 kHz away! Happily, NO digital radio
hash in Asia (yet) on the MW/AM band. -s- http://www.auroralchorus.com
73 (Steve McGreevy - N6NKS, Dec 13, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Steve, Thanks for your kind remarks and for making this extensive
report. I haven`t had time to listen to much of it, but have now
posted your announcement on the DXLD yg so everyone can get to it,
before it appears in the next DXLD. Wish I could on such a trip!
(Glenn to Steve, via DXLD)
Hi Glenn, Hey Thanks so much! The trip was pretty incredible - pics
and pointer-links to the China DX audio on Internet Archives are at
this address on my DXing/VLF-radio site:
http://www.auroralchorus.com/china.htm
My father got me the trip back in March for turning 50! I never
thought I'd ever get there in my life.
The most strange and interesting thing DXing there were the "semi-
synchros" on several-tens of MW channels in China - often up to 5 or 6
stations - not synched-up in timing either on their audio or carriers
- hence a lot of strange-sounding, weird "echoes" all over the MW-BCB
there at night.
For example, 1143 kHz seemed to be the "Chinese Opera-echo channel" at
night, everywhere I went, with two dominating stations larely playing
Chinese Opera on 1143, but almost ONE SECOND apart in audio-synch,
making for really strange echo-effect. Kindest thanks again, Glenn
(Steve McGreevy)
CONVENTIONS & CONFERENCES
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR 27TH ANNUAL WINTER SWL FESTIVAL
Posted on December 17, 2013 by Thomas [Witherspoon?]
It’s time to register! The Winter SWL Fest dates and location have
been set for 2014:
Richard Cuff and John Figliozzi, co-chairs of the Winter SWL Festival,
are pleased to announce that arrangements are now set for the 27th (!)
Annual Winter SWL Festival, scheduled for March 14th and 15th at the
Doubletree Guest Suites Philadelphia West, in Plymouth Meeting,
Pennsylvania. Early registration fees will remain as they were in 2013
through the month of January, as an incentive to register early. We
strongly urge you to do so as fees will increase for those registering
February 1 and later. Single and double rooms are available at a
special $99 rate, including breakfast; the event code and online hotel
reservation capability will be posted in a few days. The special $99
hotel rate may not be available after February 14th, so it’s best to
book early. Links to paper and online registration for the Fest will
be posted in a couple days via the Fest website at
http://www.swlfest.com/
Those without web access will find a registration form in the
January issue of the NASWA Journal; the registration form can also be
obtained by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Winter SWL
Fest, PO Box 3292, Allentown, PA 18106
If you’ve never been to the SWL fest, check out this post for an
overview. You will not find a larger gathering of shortwave radio
enthusiasts in North America. I attend every year. Come join us!
http://swling.com/blog/2013/12/registration-open-for-27th-annual-winter-swl-festival/
(via Mike Terry, Dec 17, dxldyg via DXLD)
Sadly I doubt that I will ever get to this annual event as I live
3,500 miles away, it looks a load of fun - have a great time guys -
(Mike Terry, ibid.)
EDXC CONFERENCE 2014
The European DX Council has decided to hold its next Conference on
Sep 19-22, 2014 in the Nice area of France organized by DSWCI-member
Christian Ghibaudo.
Instead of having the conference in Nice only, we would like to have
it in two places as has been a practise already earlier. The first
part of the conference is planned to be held in Tende, a small village
approximately 80 km northeast from Nice. Tende can quite easily be
reached for instance by train from Nice. In addition, having the
conference in Tende we can keep the costs and conference package fees
lower. We shouldn't forget that we DXers are always interested to hear
/ see something extra and unknown. That is why we would like to
propose you this alternative.
The "first and absolutely preliminary programme" could be as follows
Friday, 19 September 2014
- starting 1400 local time arrival in Tende & check in at the hotel
- 1700 EDXC conference check in starts
- 1830-2000: Opening of the conference, some lectures and
presentations
- 2000 Dinner on your own
Saturday, 20 September 2014
- 0700-0900 Breakfast
- 0930-1230 EDXC programme
- 1230-1400 Lunch
- 1400-1600 A tour in Tende
- 1630-1830 Woody Allen's film "Radio Days" from 1987.
- 1900 Banquet at the hotel
(Maybe we could have our banquet in Nice on Sunday)
Sunday, 21 September 2014
- 0730-0930 Breakfast
- 1100 Check out from the hotel + the Excursion "Visiting three
countries in one day" via Italy (Ventimiglia?) and Monaco, including
visit to Prince Albert II's palace on the Rock, to Nice & lunch in
one of the places to be visited during the day.
- 1800-1900 Arrival in Nice, check in at the hotel
- Dinner (or Banquet?)
Monday, 22 September 2014
- 0700-0930 Breakfast
- 1000-1500 Excursion in Nice with possible visits at radio stations,
incl. Monte Carlo Radiodiffusion at Col de la Madone.
- 1500 End of the conference.
(Kari Kivekaes, Finland, EDXC SG, and Christian Ghibaudo, France, BCDX
13 Dec via DXLD)
LANGUAGE LESSONS
++++++++++++++++
BILLIONS AND BILLIONS
RE 13-50: ``Hi Kai. In British English, billion has for many years
meant "thousand million", as it does elsewhere. The previous usage to
mean "million million" is now very outdated indeed - many/most Brits
now wouldn't even know that it once existed. Similarly, milliard which
was once used in Britain (as in France) to mean "thousand million", is
now defunct here. Chris``
Although a "billion" is now broadly accepted as the term for
1,000,000,000, the BBCWS commonly used "thousand million" until the
early 1990's, when they finally gave in to the more common worldwide
usage. Never heard the BBC use "milliard", however. That usage might
have faded before WWII, if not earlier (Steve Luce, Houston, Texas,
dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST)
In Denmark we use MILLARD, = a thousand millions, and my 1995
dictionary says: common now in the US and in Britain is 'billion'. The
DANISH billion, a million millions, is translated into 'a billion'
with this note: Billion is also used in British English as 'a
milliard'. In US English = a trillion. But what is now a 'DANISH
billion' in English? Also a billion, or a trillion as in the US?
Confused? 73, (Erik Koie, Copenhagen, ibid.)
Not only Denmark, but tens of other countries. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scales
73, (Mauno Ritola, ibid.)
That's very interesting stuff with long and short scales. What
prompted my remark is what my dictionary, published in 1991, for
"Milliarde" gives: "Br thousand millions pl, Am billion". One would
not guess what's in fact behind this difference (Kai Ludwig, Germany,
ibid.)
Thanks for wiki-link. I was about to post about "billiards" (10^15),
and "trilliards" (10^21) that I remember from my high-school days as
"proper" English numerics. My 1986 printing (7th ed.) of the Pocket-
Oxford Dictionary does not contain either word, though I'm fairly
certain my Webster's Unabridged from the early 70's did contain both
words. Interesting (Paul S. in CT, ibid.)
So even more reason to avoid any meddling of English and German in the
field of numbers. In German also the meaning of . and , is reversed.
Some people thing it does not matter and write down or speak out FM
frequencies with a dot instead of the correct way that goes "104,4
MHz" and is considered not hip and cool. Now I see even more reason
for urging people to not even start this and avoid the risk of ending
up in complete confusion (Kai Ludwig, ibid.)
No, the dot is the correct way, just look at any scientific journal;
in prose it is also confusing to have a comma in the middle of a
number. All this confusion is needless, if everyone used scientific
notation, kilo-, mega-, giga-, tera-, etc. whose powers of 10 are
indisputable (Glenn Hauser, DXLD)
Comment is free
The 'fake' Mandela memorial interpreter said it all. He claimed an
'attack of schizophrenia' rendered his signing unintelligible, but his
performance translated an underlying truth
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/dec/16/fake-mandela-memorial-interpreter-schizophrenia-signing
(via Des Preston, DXLD)
DIGITAL BROADCASTING --- DRM See also ERITREA; GERMANY; INDIA; MALI;
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ MYANMAR; NEW ZEALAND; NIGERIA; RUSSIA;
TURKEY; UAE; VATICAN
INTERVIEW: RUXANDRA OBREJA FROM DIGITAL RADIO MONDIALE
September 23 --- Great article about DRM - we of course are excited to
see Asia take off with it. asiaradiotoday.com
August 28, 2013 ARCHIVE, India, PEOPLE, TECHNOLOGY
Several Asian governments, including Thailand and Vietnam, are set to
decide in the next year or two which digital radio standard they will
adopt.
At first glance, the Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) platform
(including successor DAB+) may be most likely because of its
popularity elsewhere as an FM replacement (In the Uk, 16 million DAB
sets have been sold).
But the consortium behind another standard, Digital Radio Mondiale
(DRM), predicts that multiple platforms will be adopted in many Asian
countries, especially where DAB is uneconomical for all radio players.
Previously thought of as a replacement shortwave service – some
experts see DRM+, which works on VHF bands including FM, as more
reliable and cost-effective.
Asia Radio Today spoke to Ruxandra Obreja, Chair of the Digital Radio
Mondiale consortium.
Can you start by telling us more about DRM technology?
DRM has one standard for all radio bands. On the lower bands
(SW/MW/LW), it is called DRM30. For all VHF bands including FM, it is
called DRM+. But it is the same standard.
DRM is fairly new to the VHF or FM bands – we were accepted and
recommended by the ITU in 2011. But this is our opportunity to tell
everyone that DRM can now do all the bands.
Are you worried that the likes of the BBC and Deutsche Welle have
moved away from shortwave broadcasting?
Yes you’re right, the interest in the lower frequency bands has
reduced somewhat recently because the large international broadcasters
are moving away from shortwave. But there are several countries, the
BRICs countries of Russia, China, India and Brazil, as well as others
in Asia Pacific that have huge networks of medium wave (AM) services
and huge areas to cover and these areas could never be covered by DAB
or the US system HD Radio.
So people are very much considering DRM. What we recognise now is that
there isn’t one solution for everybody. Some years back, people
thought there was a battle of the standards. But I don’t think that is
the case. Different countries will adopt different standards or
different combinations of standards depending on a number of factors.
So how will digital radio take hold globally?
We believe this will happen with a fusion born at the level of the
chipset and the receiver. Already chipset manufacturers are putting
more than one digital radio standard on their boards, to ensure that
receivers can offer more than one standard and will work in all
countries. No radio manufacturer, no car manufacturer wants to build
separate sets for different countries. So as soon as that happens on a
much larger scale, DRM will take off.
Where do you think that DRM will be strongest?
I believe DRM 30 (SW/MW/LW) will be strongest in Asia. We already see
DRM being adopted in India. We also see DRM transmitters popping up in
Bangladesh, Japan, Uzbekistan and South Korea.
Malaysia has DRM transmitters for its medium wave (AM) service. Taiwan
has just announced it is remodelling its shortwave capability with
DRM.
We also a great interest from Brazil which is considering DRM and HD
radio. If we are chosen, it will unlock the whole of Latin America.
Russia has adopted DRM and is doing a lot of development on DRM 30.
Let’s say this, if you want to go digital on MW or SW, there is no
other option, there is only DRM.
We also see our higher frequency service DRM+ complementing DAB+ where
that has been chosen – like in Europe for example – where a number of
smaller radio groups say they won’t be able to afford to join big
national DAB+ multiplexes but DRM+ will be affordable.
Why do you think the roll-out of digital radio hasn’t happened faster?
A few years ago, people believed you would switch on digital and, a
few years later, switch off analogue. But it will take time. Unlike
mobile phones which were a completely new technology. There is a
legacy issue with radio because of the sheer number of analogue radio
sets in the market. There is a conversion exercise that needs to take
place but that won’t happen overnight.
But there is no way radio will stay analogue in any country. The roll-
out is dependent on having the right infrastructure, digital receiver
manufacturers who will ramp up production and then the content on
digital has to be convincing enough to make listeners want to give up
their analogue radios.
India’s public broadcaster All India Radio (AIR) has committed to DRM.
Does this have the potential to really change the radio game in India?
When private FM radio was launched a decade ago, it left left AIR
looking a little out of date. DRM could help them stay relevant.
Yes that’s true, the private FM players have been very successful. But
it is important to note that AIR remains extremely popular. It is the
only radio service which can run news bulletins, and it has extensive
dialect programming which is hugely important.
Remember, FM is only available in big cities at the moment. Even when
phase III of private FM licensing takes place, FM will still only be
available to just under half of India’s population. So there is still
a huge desire for radio that still needs to be satisfied.
DRM could really revolutionise radio listening in India and there is
no reason why commercial radio couldn’t be on DRM as well. We hope
that once there is a network in place, there will be nothing stopping
commercial radio from sharing that space with the public broadcaster.
But this is a huge investment for the Indian government. Are you
confident it will happen?
The investment is being made, the money is committed, the tenders are
out and the transmitters are starting to arrive in India. In fact, DRM
is already on the air in some cities and there are dates for the roll-
out of the service across the country, which you can find on the All
India Radio website. So it is not so far away.
What we still need to sort out is the way the government,
manufacturers and all the stakeholders can make the new digital
receivers affordable to all Indians. That will make them affordable in
other countries too. Once that happens, other countries will be more
convinced to adopt DRM.
Land Rover Jaguar have just joined the DRM consortium. Does that mean
that they will soon have DRM radio in their cars?
That is a question for them. But we are absolutely delighted to see
them join the consortium. A very successful company like Land Rover
Jaguar, which is owned by Indian conglomerate Tata, would not look to
join our consortium unless they believed in the future of DRM. The
digital receiver is a much easier to fit into a car and so, for that
reason, we do see DRM in cars very soon.
Thailand is set to announce digital radio in the next year or so. Will
they go for DRM?
We have recently received a delegation from Thailand in the UK. They
were very interested in the British experience, which has been the
most successful roll-out of digital radio in the world, so far. They
also got presentations on DRM.
I hope in the future that we will be able to demonstrate that DRM has
the potential to help regularise the situation of the many, many
stations in Thailand and also offer a solution for covering the whole
of the country.
Thailand is a very big country and has a large medium wave network
that would easily convert it to DRM. It already has very good DRM
shortwave facilities. I hope they will choose something that fits its
geography and the different social factors around the country.
(via George Ross via Drita Çiço, Albania, DXLD)
DIGITAL BROADCASTING --- DAB See U K
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
DIGITAL BROADCASTING --- IBOC
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
RADIO GETS MORE TIME TO REPLY TO IBOC PATENT SUIT
http://www.radioworld.com/article/radio-gets-more-time-to-reply-to-iboc-patent-suit/222871
(via Dennis Gibson, Dec 18, Sent from my iPhone, ABDX via DXLD)
IBOC/HD on AM [ FIRST TIME LISTENING EXPERIENCE FROM A DX'er ]
My truck is in the shop, so today I ran a few errands in my wife's
car. It turned out to be an eye-opening experience for me. Her car is
a 2013 Ford SUV, equipped with an in-dash "everything" system. That
includes a radio equipped with AM/FM/Sirius, etc. On past trips, I had
listened to IBOC on FM; most of the stations in the Birmingham market
use it to run a second channel of programming.
Today, I happened to be alone in the car, and decided that I'd "listen
to noise" as my kids like to call it, by checking some of the semi-
locals on AM. After a bit of tuning around, I hit the scan button on
the radio. And the radio stopped on WYDE 1260 in Birmingham. They were
running some nonsense paid program (glorified podcast) that seem
common here these days. For a minute or so, it was the usual sound
with good signal and some powerline noise as I drove down the road.
Suddenly, the radio turned to crystal clarity...near FM in nature.
Good fidelity and no detectable noise at all. I looked down at the
radio, and noticed that the "HD" indicator was on above the station
frequency, indicating that IBOC was engaged. As I drove around, the
IBOC signal jumped in and out, as I was about 30 miles from downtown
Birmingham. Curious, I stopped in a good location where the receiver
had a steady lock on the signal.
I've heard the hiss of IBOC stations on my Icom receiver in the shack,
and looked at the annoying hash on my SDR-IQ display too. Like most
DX'ers, I've cursed stations running IBOC at night, as their splatter
made it difficult or impossible to DX on adjacent frequencies. But I
had never actually heard an AM station running IBOC before.
I continued the scan looking for other stations running HD material,
and found only WAPI 1070 AM running the system. The radio gave a brief
visual indication that WJOX 690 AM might also be using it, but it
would never achieve a "lock".
The experience was very interesting. From a DX'ers point of view, it's
a no-brainer. IBOC is bad. It causes interference, and doesn't have
the fidelity of the C-QUAM Stereo system of years ago. But from a
listeners point of view, it might have some merit. If I were strictly
interested in program content, such as sports talk radio, and that
content was only available on the AM band, I think "HD-Radio" would
appeal to me.
The sound is much clearer, and the noise from powerlines, auto impulse
noise, etc. virtually disappears. That being said, it seems that the
technology has failed to achieve critical mass in the marketplace. But
I can finally see and hear why so many people thought that the
technology had merit. 73, (Les Rayburn, N1LF, 121 Mayfair Park,
Maylene, AL 35114, EM63nf, IRCA via DXLD)
Listeners may have embraced it if it actually worked as advertised,
didn't drop out constantly. I have a good Sony IBOC tuner and out of
all the IBOC AM stations around here (Ma) I've only had one come in
with many drop outs which is a 50 kW station, WBZ which is about 40
miles from here. I never heard WTAG 580 a 5 Kw local which pins the
carrier meters on my radios day and night and is less than 10 miles
from here although the IBOC racket is horrendous. The few times I've
locked on WBZ it sounded tinny and artificial although it was clear
and the locks were usually less than a minute's duration. Analog FM
sounds much better to my ears than did AM IBOC. You don't hear power
line noise etc because noises like that makes it drop out back to
tinny analog (tinny because of the narrow bandwidth IBOC forces on AM
stations) and you then hear it anyway, if you locked there was no
probably no static in the first place. I'd rather hear the station I'm
listening to with noise in the background than hear drop outs. I had
to put an old Ratshack Yagi on my roof to pick up other FM IBOCs
besides WGBH a 100 kW FM at again approx 40 miles from here and
actually is probably much less. By the way I realize I am preaching to
the choir! (Bob Young, Millbury, MA, NRC-AM via DXLD)
You were of course listening during the day, and the situation would
have been considerably worse at night. Obviously Birmingham's big FM
signals are solid at 30 miles.
That said, there are companies expending quite a bit of $$ trying to
launch 250-watt commercial FM stations (through the use of FM-HD
subchannels and FM translators) What you experienced with WYDE would
compete well with these 250-watt operations.
The real wildcard is full-digital mode. I'm now reading a third
station (WNCT-1070) has tested this way. In all-digital, the digital
signal seems to work in any place where the analog would have
delivered a protected-contour signal. And as you observed, where it
works it sounds good (I've noticed some compression artifacts on
spoken-word programming -- artifacts that surprisingly didn't appear
when the station was airing music -- but I'm hearing upgrades to the
encoders have fixed that?).
I think AM HD could make a go of it through duopolies. Got two AM
stations in the same market? Flip one to all-digital & use it to
simulcast the other one. Get the advantage of FM-quality audio for HD-
equipped listeners (and the coverage that will make buying a HD
receiver worthwhile) without throwing away your analog-only audience.
== (Doug Smith W9WI, Pleasant View, TN EM66, ibid.)
Bob, I need to check into it more. We don't own an HD receiver with
the exception of the one in my wife's car, so it's impossible for me
to comment beyond that. My testing today was limited to an hour or so;
and I live in Shelby County. Birmingham and Red Mountain, where most
of the transmitters are located are in Jefferson County, and I'm about
30 miles or so away.
WYDE was coming in well as I approached Pelham, Alabama which is
headed north from my home. While the receiver would drop it and out of
lock, once I was 10 miles or so closer to Birmingham it was pretty
solid. I listened carefully for artifacts on both speech and music and
heard neither. I was literally amazed by how well it did sound. Hard
to believe it was even AM radio.
In this car, static is present almost constantly while in motion.
Powerlines, impulse noises, and other RFI emitters are near constant
has one drives down Highway 31. Sometimes the receiver held lock for
over five minutes at a time, while the car was in motion, and no noise
was heard during that time. Not sure how the encoding work, but it
reduces noise to nearly nothing.
If a system like Doug Smith mentioned could be developed that allowed
true digital transmission without losing the analog coverage, that
would certainly breathe some new life into the band. I don't think
IBOC is the answer, but digital solutions might be.
I wonder if the technology has matured since it first started? Is
there a list of AM stations running IBOC that is current somewhere?
Google searches have only turned up outdated lists. While driving
tonight, I tried to tune in WLW, 700 KHz who were running the Bengals
game. I could see the HD indicator flashing, but the station never
achieved a lock. Have DX'ers been successful in getting a lock via
skywave? I'm really curious what that must be like. 73, (Les Rayburn,
N1LF, Birmingham, AL, ibid.)
RADIO EQUIPMENT FORUM
+++++++++++++++++++++
HEATHKIT UPDATE, DECEMBER 2013
Quite some time ago a group announced its intention to do business as
Heathkit. It had an online survey to determine what types of products
potential customers are interested in. I took the survey and hadn't
heard from it until now.
I recall being interested in some of the products mentioned in the
survey. I think it said some products would only be available
assembled while others available as kits. Unfortunately I don't recall
much about the details. I may see what they have to say (Dennis
Gibson, Sent from my iPhone, Dec 18, ABDX via DXLD)
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PROPAGATION
+++++++++++
RELATÓRIO DE ESCUTA FM - CARIBE - 90.7 MHZ - 15/12/2013
Amigos, ontem a TEP esteve muito boa aqui na cidade de São Paulo, foi
uma das melhores escutas que fiz. Foram 3 aberturas em sequencia e
resumi em 4 arquivos de video.
A primeira abertura foi de curta duração, entre 22:35 e 22:41 local ou
entre 0035 e 0041 UT. A segunda abertura foi entre 23:15 e 23:32 local
ou entre 0115 e 0132 UT. A terceira abertura foi a melhor, entre 23:43
e 00:35 horário de verão, ou 0143 e 0235 UT; essa parecia que não iria
acabar mais.
Em todas elas tinha a oslilação característica da TEP de melhora e
piora do sinal, e sempre quando diminuia entrava a Conectcar SP Rio FM
junto. essa emissora é muito dificil a identificação porque toca muita
música e pouca entrada de locutores, eu procurei gravar sempre quando
a música estava acabando na espectativa de entrar um locutor ou de uma
vinheta mas sempre uma música atrás da outra e com estilo clássico dos
anos 50 e 60, por sorte na abertura de maior tempo consegui gravar a
identificação, gostaria da ajuda dos amigos, a locutora disse o nome e
uma frequencia diferente da sintonizada, eu postei o video da
identificação no primeiro link:
http://youtu.be/fOILz_xToR4
http://youtu.be/C-owjMBGdxQ
http://youtu.be/DMOqQ9tIuPA
http://youtu.be/y9cTUhiF3f0
73´s (Fran Jr., São Paulo SP, Sony XDR F1HD, Antena Interna
Direcional Yagi 5 Elementos, 16 Dec, radioescutas yg via DXLD)
HELIOVIEWER
While browsing, in ARLP050 in 2010 I found an interesting resource
that I had forgotten about at
http://www.helioviewer.org/
With this tool you can set up a movie of recent or past solar images,
and have them continually animated at a variety of rates and
representing a time period of your choosing (QST de W1AW, Propagation
Forecast Bulletin 51 ARLP051, From Tad Cook, K7RA, Seattle, WA,
December 13, 2013, To all radio amateurs, via Dave Raycroft, ODXA yg
via DXLD)
:Product: Weekly Highlights and Forecasts
:Issued: 2013 Dec 16 0846 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction
Center
# Product description and SWPC contact on the Web
# http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/weekly.html
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# Weekly Highlights and Forecasts
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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 09 - 15 December 2013
Solar activity remained at low levels during the week, but two
Earth-directed coronal mass ejections (CMEs) were observed
associated with two filament eruptions. The first was a 15 degree
filament, centered near S31W41, that was observed in SDO/AIA 304
imagery lifting off the solar disk from 12/0304 UTC to 12/0330 UTC.
In H-alpha imagery, it appeared that the eruption was connected to
Region 1912 (S21, L=140, class/area=Hsx/110 on 09 Dec) and was
largely responsible for the C4/Sf flare at 12/0336 UTC. The eruptive
filament structure had an associated Type II (estimated at 511 km/s)
and Type IV radio sweeps as well as a partial halo CME first
observed in SOHO/LASCO C2 imagery at 12/0336 UTC.
Later on 12 December, a 7-degree filament eruption centered near
S32E27 was observed from approximately 12/0451 UTC to 12/0624 UTC.
The filament eruption appeared in conjunction with the C3 flare at
12/0659 UTC from Region 1917 (S15, L=77, class/area=Dkc/340 on 15
Dec), as observed in GOES-15 SXI imagery. An associated CME was
observed in SOHO/LASCO C2 imagery beginning at 12/0636 UTC.
WSA/Enlil model output indicated a glancing blow from the
combination of both CMEs was likely by early on 15 December.
Region 1921 (N07, L=43, class/area=Hkx/400 on 15 Dec) produced the
largest flare of the week, a C5/Sf at 12/2214 UTC, and was also the
largest region on the visible disk. The remainder of the week was
characterized by low level C-class events and several CMEs, none of
which appeared to be particularly Earth-directed.
No proton events meeting alert criteria were observed at
geosynchronous orbit, however an enhancement in 10 MeV flux was
observed from 14 - 15 December. The peak flux observed by GOES-13
was 1.68 pfu at 15/0005 UTC.
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit ranged
from normal background to moderate levels during the week.
Geomagnetic field activity began the week at quiet levels with the
exception on a single unsettled period on 10 December. By weeks end,
the geomagnetic field activity increased to active levels with minor
storm periods observed at high latitudes. A geomagnetic sudden
impulse was observed in global magnetometer data (e.g. 26 nT at
Canberra, Australia) at 12/1323 UTC following an interplanetary
shock seen in ACE/SWEPAM data at 13/1210 UTC. This shock was
believed to herald the arrival of a corotating interaction region in
advance of a negative polarity coronal hole high speed stream. Over
the next 36 hours, solar wind speed would increase from around 270
km/s to reach a maximum of 607 km/s on 14/2114 UTC. Examination of
ACE/EPAM low energy particle flux showed peaks around 14/1400 and
14/2300 UTC, suggesting the CMEs mentioned earlier arrived, embedded
in the high speed solar wind stream. Bz reached a minimum near -12
nT at 14/0248 UTC and active conditions were subsequently observed
during the 14/0300-0600 UTC synoptic period. A second active period
was observed during the 14/1800-2100 UTC synoptic period while
activity reached minor storm levels at high latitudes. The following
day saw a return to mostly quiet conditions.
FORECAST OF SOLAR AND GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY 16 DEC 2013 - 11 JAN 2014
Solar activity is expected to be at low levels with a chance for
M-class evens (R1 - minor - radio blackouts) through the period,
particularly with the return of Old Region 1913 on 18 Dec.
No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is
expected to begin the period at high levels through 18 Dec,
decreasing to normal to moderate levels for the remainder of the
forecast period.
Geomagnetic field activity is expected to reach active levels on
26-27 Dec, 03-04 Jan, and 10 Jan in response to recurrent coronal
hole high speed streams. Minor storm conditions may be possible on
04 Jan. Quiet to unsettled levels are expected for the remainder of
the forecast period in the absence of any transient features.
:Product: 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table 27DO.txt
:Issued: 2013 Dec 16 0846 UTC
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# 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table
# Issued 2013-12-16
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# UTC Radio Flux Planetary Largest
# Date 10.7 cm A Index Kp Index
2013 Dec 16 150 5 2
2013 Dec 17 150 5 2
2013 Dec 18 155 5 2
2013 Dec 19 155 5 2
2013 Dec 20 150 5 2
2013 Dec 21 140 5 2
2013 Dec 22 135 5 2
2013 Dec 23 135 5 2
2013 Dec 24 150 5 2
2013 Dec 25 155 5 2
2013 Dec 26 155 12 4
2013 Dec 27 160 10 4
2013 Dec 28 160 8 3
2013 Dec 29 165 5 2
2013 Dec 30 165 5 2
2013 Dec 31 165 5 2
2014 Jan 01 170 5 2
2014 Jan 02 170 5 2
2014 Jan 03 175 10 4
2014 Jan 04 175 20 5
2014 Jan 05 175 5 2
2014 Jan 06 175 5 2
2014 Jan 07 170 5 2
2014 Jan 08 165 5 2
2014 Jan 09 165 5 2
2014 Jan 10 165 15 4
2014 Jan 11 160 7 2
(SWPC via WORLD OF RADIO 1700, DXLD)
TIPS FOR RATIONAL LIVING
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ROGER & ME
Thank You, Library of Congress: 'Roger & Me' to Be Added to National
Film Registry …a note from Michael Moore Wednesday, December 18th,
2013
Friends, This morning it was announced by the Library of Congress and
the National Film Preservation Board that my first film, 'Roger & Me',
has been placed on the National Film Registry -- the official list of
films that are, according to an act of Congress, to be preserved and
protected for all time because of their "cultural and historical
significance" to the art of cinema.
It is, to say the least, a huge honor that for me ranks right up there
with the Oscar and the Palme d'Or at Cannes. The National Film
Registry is a slightly rarefied list of movies in the history of
cinema. Of the tens of thousands of films that have been made since
the 1890s, only 600 are on the preservation list. Today, in addition
to 'Roger & Me', the films that were announced selection to the
preservation list include 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', 'Mary
Poppins', 'Pulp Fiction', 'Forbidden Planet', 'The Quiet Man', 'The
Magnificent Seven' and 'Judgment at Nuremberg'.
These films plus 'Roger & Me' now join 'Citizen Kane', 'The Graduate',
'Dr. Strangelove' and a host of other classics that make up the
National Film Registry.
The news comes at just the right moment for 'Roger & Me'. The upcoming
year, 2014, is the 25th anniversary of the film's debut. But last year
I learned that there was not a single print of 'Roger & Me' in
existence. Anywhere. I was stunned. I had received a call from the New
York Film Festival asking if I knew where they could find a 35mm copy
of the film. They were told there were no usable prints in North
America -- all of them had been damaged or destroyed or had faded in
color. How could the largest grossing documentary of all time in 1989
just have vanished? Poof. Gone. And if this could happen to 'Roger &
Me', what kind of shape are other films -- especially documentaries --
in?
I called up the good people of Warner Bros. to help me fix the problem
-- and they did. In the end ten new prints were made and are now being
donated to archival vaults at UCLA, the Motion Picture Academy, the
Museum of Modern Art and the George Eastman House.
But now, with the protection offered by the Library of Congress,
'Roger & Me' will be in good hands and around for a long time to come.
You should know that there is a serious film preservation crisis afoot
and I've volunteered to help do something about it. I often hear of
other films whose prints are all gone. I have personally paid to have
new prints made for a number of films ('Hair' by Milos Forman, the old
Roy Rogers classic 'Don't Fence Me In', etc.) where not a single print
exists. I have donated them to one of the above archival houses and I
plan to keep doing this for other movies (Next up: Dalton Trumbo's
'Johnny Got His Gun').
As for 'Roger & Me', if you haven't seen it, check it out on iTunes or
Amazon or (for a few hours for free) here. This movie, as most of you
know, was my first chapter in a series of eight films that, in part,
explore (often satirically) the crazy stupid thing we call
"capitalism" -- a never-ending quest by the wealthy to take as much as
they can, while leaving the crumbs for everyone else to fight over.
Today, according to the polls, more young people say they favor the
ideals of socialism over capitalism. I hope to God I played a small
role in making that happen, and I look forward to the day when the
rich are forced to share the wealth created by their employees. It
will happen. In our lifetime.
I thank the Library of Congress and the National Film Preservation
Board for this honor. And I encourage all of you to watch my film, a
film that, sadly, is every bit as relevant today as when I made it 25
years ago.
I hope all of you are well and enjoying this holiday season. There is
much work to do in 2014!
Yours, (Michael Moore
MMFlint@MichaelMoore.com
@MMFlint
MichaelMoore.com
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