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Glenn Hauser logs January 29-30, 2012

2012-01-30T20:02:00.000+01:00

** BELGIUM [non]. 17765, Sunday Jan 29 at 2021, RCI Portuguese service has VG signal on AM, but QRDRM noise clearly audible on 17765, 10 kHz away from ``The Disco Palace`` TDP Radio in DRM via GUIANA FRENCH centered on 17755, which theoretically has a bandwidth of 10 kHz, i.e. 17750-17760 but is really more than 20 kHz.

This RCI service is on weekends only, Fri-Sat-Sun. It`s also repeated at 2100-2130, and checked at 2110 in the clear, as the DRM broadcast is now only one hour instead of two from 2000, tho still registered in HFCC B-11 as 20-22 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BULGARIA. 15600, Jan 30 at 1451-1500* mostly choral music from R. Bulgaria on its penultimate day, Bulgarian service. Juan Franco Crespo received word from the Spanish sexion that they will affix a special seal to QSLs for reports of their last day on shortwave, Jan 31.

Previously reported termination time is 2200 UT Jan 31, so the Monday night (+ early UT Tuesday) English broadcasts to North America will be the final ones to us: 22-23, 00-01 and 03-04 on 7400, 5900; and after that, to Europe but also USward: 0730-0800 on 7400, 9400; 1830-1900 on 7400, 9700. The absolute final broadcasts should be at 2100-2200 Tuesday Jan 31: Spanish on 6000, 9400; French on 5900, 7400 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ITALY [non]. 15190, Jan 30 at 1258 unknown programming in English, as RRI Tiganeshti, ROMANIA turns on the transmitter early with modulation from whatever is being fed from Milano; 1258:30 ``Triumphal March from Aïda`` by Verdi, the IRRS themesong until 1300 quick IRRS, Milano ID, pause and then The Overcomer Ministry, starting with someone other than Brother Scare in progress, talking and singing, and several sex out of synch with WWRB, still audible on 3185 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 6055, Jan 30 at 1420 past 1445, R. Nikkei with continuous energetic and repetitive techno music, fair signal. They certainly present a variety of music (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA SOUTH. 6600 & 6518, Jan 30 at 0626, V. of the People in Korean, poor but audible roughly 2.5 hours before sunset there, and no jamming this early. However, no female version of MND Radio in between at 6550, as S. Hasegawa says that broadcast has been moved an hour earlier to 0500-0540, also on 6435, and both also at 1000-1040; while the male version is at 0400-0440 and 1200-1240 on 6230, 6135 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 30 at 0623, IGIM is on and chanting; MUF quite lo tonight, not much above 8 MHz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. Pre-sunrise MW DX Jan 30; ours is not until 1335 UT:

620, Jan 30 at 1303 UT, instrumental NA, 1305 another anthem, of the state? vocal by M. 1307 sign-on mentioning 10 kW in Chihuahua, so XEBU in Chihuahua city, a frequent catch claiming double its listed power.

700, Jan 30 at 1304 UT, soft-spoken YL in Spanish with birthday greetings, introducing mañanitas in three languages, Mayo, Yaqui and Guarijío. (Mayo is invariable, apparently different from Maya; Guarijía is OK when feminine is required.) First one is a guy with guitar, not the usual tune heard in Spanish about Rey David, etc. 1309 segué to another one with different instrumentation. 1310 back to soft-spoken YL DJ with immediate ID as XEETCH, La Voz de los Tres Rios, greeting listeners in Chihuahua as well as Sonora, timecheck at 1311 as 6:10; 1312 quick canned ID by M in another language; 1313 start music program for the three ethnic groups, rustic tunes. Signal is fair but steady with hardly any CCI, more of a problem being ACI, perhaps KGGF 690 splatter. At 1324 runs a couple of federal PSAs, 1326 YL ID again.

Now there is some CCI growing in English as XEETCH fades, making a SAH of 3 or 4 Hz which I can`t null, likely WLW resurging, which is close to collinear in the opposite direxion. It`s not unusual for eastward US stations to appear *after* the westward Mexicans around sunrise, when you`d think the east would have faded out for the day.

XEETCH is a 5-kW daytimer in Etchojoa, Sonora, one of the federal government`s indigenous outlets. Here`s all about it :
http://www.cdi.gob.mx/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=862&Itemid=44
including illustrations, linx to a map and audio streaming. Etchojoa is on the road between Navojoa and Huatabampo at the southern end of Sonora. Some listings put XEETCH in Navojoa.

870, Jan 30 at 1318 as soon as I intune, ID for Chihuahua`s XETAR, La Voz de la Sierra Tarahumara, also with YL host, not as good as XEETCH today; XETAR starts at 1300 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9955, Jan 29 at 1837 check, WRMI is back on air, with WORLD OF RADIO 1601, clear of jamming but weak. Jeff White says they had a transmitter problem when I heard them go off Jan 28 after 2200, but they were back on around 1800 Jan 29. Next check at 2108, 9955 now with full-bore jamming, totally blotting scheduled English religionist Jack Van Impe, prior to 2130 `Foro Revolucionario`.

9955, Monday Jan 30 at 1242 check, nothing but wall of noise jamming audible during one of the few remaining WOR SW airtimes on WRMI. Tnx a lot, Arnie! Current WRMI schedule grid shows there is *nothing* ``needing`` DentroCuban jamming during this hour on any day of the week.

WOR 1601 confirmed on webcast of Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB, UT Monday Jan 30 at 0400 running a bit late as usual, having reached Papua New Guinea, from nominal 0330 start fortnightly (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN. 13765, Jan 30 at 1449, VR IS, 1450 ``Laudetur Jesus Christus``, as they are transitioning in Latin from Hindi to Tamil; poor signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VENEZUELA [non]. Further chex of `Aló, Presidente` via CUBA, Sunday Jan 29: at 1838, 13750 was off, but the other four frequencies continued: 13680 now a very strong signal as if the transmitter/antenna on 13750 had moved there; weaker 17750 undermodulated, 15370 with ACI from RCI 15365, 11690 vs NAA RTTY. Recheck 1920, same with those four still on later than usual, but surely not for much longer (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

New FCC allocation chart

2012-01-30T19:05:00.000+01:00

The FCC has released a new frequency allocation chart available at http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/spectrum/table/fcctable.pdf

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2012-01-30T17:53:00.000+01:00

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Log utility Bruno Casula

2012-01-30T15:29:00.000+01:00

18,30 HWU - Le Blanc F FN FSK 200/53 22-gen 2043 N-D -
19,60 GQD - Anthorn Cumbria G RN/NATO FSK 200/75 22-gen 2045 N-D -
23,40 DHO38 - Saterland/Ramsloh D GN/NATO FSK 200/50 22-gen 2047 N-D -
37,50 NRK - Keflavik/Grindavik ISL USN FSK 200/80 22-gen 2049 N-D -
45,90 NSY - Niscemi I USN FSK 200/85 22-gen 2051 N-D -
51,95 GYW1 - Crimond G RN NATO 100/85 22-gen 2053 N-D -
57,40 NRK - Keflavik/Grindavik ISL USN FSK 100/45 22-gen 2055 N-D -
60,00 MSF - Rugby G TS N0N 22-gen 2057 PIPS -
63,85 FUE - Brest F FN FSK 200/100 22-gen 2058 N-D -
65,80 FUE - Brest F FN FSK 200/83 22-gen 2100 N-D -
66,67 RBU - Moskva RUS TS A3A 22-gen 2101 PIPS -
77,50 DCF77 - Mainflingen D TS N0N 22-gen 2103 PIPS -
81,00 GYN2 - London G RN FSK 100/85 22-gen 2104 N-D -
129,10 DCF49 - Mainflingen D EFR EFR 200/340 22-gen 2108 TIME   2109 COMMANDS 2129 ID 'TRANSMITTER ID: "DCF49"' 'CURRENT TIME: 22:08:46 Sun 22.01.12 Standard time'
135,60 HGA22 - Lakihegy HNG EFR EFR 200/340 22-gen 2141 TIME   2142 COMMANDS 2144 ID 'TRANSMITTER ID: "HGA22"' '[ C=C7 A=20 CI=00 LEN=16 ] EE 99 E6 7D 26 17 25 89 0B AF 5B 9D 81 7F 73 AA "'
135,75 SXV - Spata Attikis GRC HN FSK 100/85 22-gen 2108 N-D -
139,00 DCF39 - Mainflingen D EFR EFR 200/340 22-gen 2242 TIME   2244 COMMANDS 2244 ID 'TRANSMITTER ID: "DCF39"' '[ C=B5 A=20 CI=00 LEN=16 ] C8 C5 4D 6E 2E D1 C9 D4 AC 3D 91 92 E5 F4 75 CA "'
147,30 DDH47 - Pinneberg D METEO BAUDOT 50/85 22-gen 2110 WX TED 2117 RY+QRA
2.582,00 VBA - Churchill,MAN CAN CCG J3E/USB 27-gen 0040 NW/WX -
2.598,00 VOJ - Stephenville ,NFLD CAN CCG J3E/USB 22-gen 2107 NW/WX -
2.624,00 SVR - Rhodos GRC RADIO J3E/USB 27-gen 0010 NW -
2.625,00 9HD - La Valletta MLT RADIO J3E/USB 24-gen 0603 NW -
2.680,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN CW 22-gen 2055 GR(A)/VVV DE '= NR 39 V WF V IS5AM 051222 JR6R RR 42 == AR AR VVV DE 4XZ 4XZ =='
2.710,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BAUOT 50/500 24-gen 2046 RY/GR(A) 'MMMMM VEEZS TOHQO XLXSK WEIGY XLXSK WEIHY'
2.714,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0007 N-D -
2.726,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 24-gen 2053 N-D -
2.730,00 SVL2 OLIMPIA RADIO Limnos GRC RADIO J3E/USB 27-gen 0033 NW/WX -
2.744,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 24-gen 2055 N-D -
2.749,00 VAR - Fundy,NB CAN CCG J3E/USB 22-gen 2040 NW/WX -
2.749,00 VCO - Sydney,NS CAN CCG J3E/USB 27-gen 0040 NW/WX -
2.784,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BAUOT 50/500 27-gen 0017 TFC KRY ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ txt ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'
2.784,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL CW-FSK 27-gen 0025 TFC 'OK OK AS RPT K'
2.802,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 50/250 26-gen 0015 N-D -
2.860,00 RRRJ KHABAROVSK RADIO Khabarovsk RUS AIR (R3C) J3E/USB 26-gen 0017 TFC RUS/WX -
2.939,00 YI.. DB4 Al Quaim IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 24-gen 2116 CLG "DBE" -
2.939,00 YI.. DB4 Al Quaim IRQ CUSTOM MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 24-gen 2117 SEND MSGS TO "DBE" -
2.939,00 YI.. DBE Baghdad IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 24-gen 2116 CLG "DB4" -
2.939,00 YI.. DBE Baghdad IRQ CUSTOM MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 24-gen 2121 SEND MSGS TO "DB4" -
2.965,00 HSD - Bangkok THA VOLMET (VSEA) J3E/USB 27-gen 0110 WX //6676,0
3.170,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 24-gen 2102 N-D -
3.200,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL J3E/USB 24-gen 2104 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
3.240,00 R... 46436 ..... RUS RNAT BAUDOT 50/500 26-gen 0617 SEND MSGS TO "47558" '432 80 25 2005 QWE FOR 47558 FM 46436'
3.310,00 ESA - Tallinn EST RADIO J3E/USB 27-gen 0045 NW/WX -
3.485,00 KEA5 NEW YORK RADIO Riverhead,NY USA VOLMET (VNAT) J3E/USB 24-gen 0600 WX -
3.525,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BAUOT 50/500 27-gen 0051 TFC KRY ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ txt ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'
3.532,00 7U.. UN30 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 22-gen 2124 CLG "VQ30" -
3.532,00 7U.. VQ30 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 22-gen 2125 CLG "UN30" -
3.640,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 22-gen 2126 N-D -
3.752,00 R... - ..... RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/200 22-gen 2130 TFC KRY -
3.757,00 R... - ..... RUS RuA N0N 22-gen 2128 PIPS -
3.769,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL CW 27-gen 0052 TFC/GR(A) -
3.803,10 ..... - ..... - [...] CW 22-gen 2133 GR(N) -
3.818,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 24-gen 2106 N-D -
3.819,70 DEK.. - ..... D DRK PACTOR 24-gen 2113 CLG DEK8812 -
3.944,50 YI.. DB3 Al Kut IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 22-gen 2210 CLG "DBE" -
3.944,50 YI.. DB4 Al Quaim IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 22-gen 2144 CLG "DBE" -
3.944,50 YI.. DB4 Al Quaim IRQ CUSTOM MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 22-gen 2147 SEND MSGS TO "DBE" -
3.944,50 YI.. DBE Baghdad IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 22-gen 2151 CLG "DB4" -
3.944,50 YI.. DBE Baghdad IRQ CUSTOM MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 22-gen 2152 SEND MSGS TO "DB4" -
4.005,00 NAR - Saddlebunch Key,FL USA USN NATO 50/850 26-gen 0617 N-D -
4.006,50 FAV22 - Mont Valerien F FA CW 22-gen 2246 GR(A) -
4.024,00 ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 100/170 26-gen 0619 N-D -
4.043,00 RMP - Kaliningrad RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/250 22-gen 2240 IDLE -
4.080,00 4X.. - ..... ISR IsN MPSK (HIBRID MODEM) 22-gen 2243 N-D -
4.545,00 HBD54 - Roma I AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 29-gen 0325 SEND MSGS TO Bern -
4.602,00 RDL - Smolensk RUS MIL BEE/36-50 50/250 24-gen 2115 TFC KRY -
4.672,00 RRRC ARKHANGELSK RADIO Arkhangelsk RUS ACC (EUR-A) J3E/USB 26-gen 0634 CLG/WKG Vologda -
4.672,00 UKZ8 VOLOGDA RADIO Vologda RUS ACC (EUR-A) J3E/USB 26-gen 0634 WKG Arkhangelsk -
4.951,50 R... . ..... RUS CISAF CW 24-gen 2120 COUNTING STRING -
5.078,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL CW 26-gen 0641 GR(N) -
5.082,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 24-gen 1720 N-D -
5.132,00 TC.. 206102 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 26-gen 0611 SOUND -
5.140,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 25-gen 0640 N-D -
5.145,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 100/500 25-gen 0644 N-D -
5.170,00 BMP - Taipei TWN METEO J3E/USB 24-gen 2033 WX CHN -
5.180,00 7U.. DJ33 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 26-gen 0702 CLG "JB30" -
5.180,00 7U.. DJ35 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 26-gen 0703 CLG "JB30" -
5.180,00 7U.. GS30 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 26-gen 0758 CLG "VQ35" -
5.180,00 7U.. JB30 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 26-gen 0703 CLG "DJ33" -
5.180,00 7U.. VQ31 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 26-gen 0956 CLG "VQ35" -
5.180,00 7U.. VQ33 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 26-gen 0841 CLG "VQ30" -
5.276,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 25-gen 0647 N-D -
5.352,00 7U.. JB30 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 22-gen 2132 CLG "VQ35" -
5.352,00 7U.. VQ35 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 22-gen 2158 CLG "JB30" -
5.372,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 24-gen 1723 N-D -
5.517,00 6OM MOGADISCIO INFO Mogadiscio SOM FIC (AFI) J3E/USB 27-gen 0122 WKG "EL-AL083" 0123 WKG "KENYA-219"
5.536,00 ETK4 HOLLOWAY Addis Abeba ETH EA J3E/USB 27-gen 0120 WKG "EA..." -
5.544,00 A9C 15 Muhurroq BHR AIR ACARS 27-gen 0130 SQUITTERS -
5.649,00 VFG GANDER RADIO Gander,NFLD CAN AIR (NAT-C) J3E/USB 25-gen 0650 WKG EUROPA ....' -
5.732,00 KA... 15X Omaha,NE USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 29-gen 0344 SOUND -
5.732,00 N... J16 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 29-gen 0022 SOUND -
5.732,00 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 27-gen 0400 SOUND 0445 SOUND
5.732,00 N... N12 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 27-gen 0240 CLG "LNT" -
5.735,00 M... XJM ..... - DHFCS ALE/USB 25-gen 0741 CLG "XSS" -
5.735,00 M... XSS Forest Moor G DHFCS ALE/USB 25-gen 0738 SOUND SOUND EVERY 30' 0740 CLG "XJM"
5.736,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 23-gen 0720 N-D -
5.756,00 7U.. CB40 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 27-gen 0541 CLG "CB48" -
5.756,00 7U.. CB43 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 27-gen 0640 CLG "CB40" -
5.756,00 7U.. CB48 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 27-gen 0136 CLG "CB56" -
5.756,00 7U.. CB53 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 27-gen 0145 CLG "CB56" -
5.756,00 7U.. CB56 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 27-gen 0601 CLG "CB53" -
5.757,00 HBD20 - Bern SUI MFA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 23-gen 0726 SEND MSGS TO Roma -
5.757,00 HBD54 - Roma I AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 23-gen 0724 SEND MSGS TO Bern -
5.785,00 U... FBDG ..... CIS MIL CW 26-gen 0702 TFC/GR(N) -
5.860,00 7U.. CB40 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0744 CLG "CB48" -
5.860,00 7U.. CB48 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0739 CLG "CB40" -
5.860,00 7U.. CB52 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0716 CLG "CB48" -
5.860,00 7U.. CB53 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0804 CLG "CB55" -
5.860,00 7U.. CB55 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0918 CLG "UN40" -
5.860,00 7U.. UN40 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0754 CLG "CB45" -
5.909,50 K... 0WK ..... USA [...] ALE/USB 23-gen 0725 SOUND -
5.909,50 N... J19 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 23-gen 0722 SOUND -
6.024,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0720 N-D -
6.059,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0721 N-D -
6.223,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 23-gen 0733 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.242,50 EBA - Madrid E SN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0730 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.255,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 26-gen 0704 N-D -
6.295,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 26-gen 0706 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.335,20 M... - ..... G BF STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0733 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.379,50 8PO E3 Bridgetown BRB GW RADIO GW-FSK 23-gen 0736 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.408,70 ID.. - ..... I IN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 23-gen 0738 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.436,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0708 N-D -
6.439,20 M... - Nicosia CYP BF STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 23-gen 0740 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.452,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 23-gen 0742 N-D -
6.489,00 NAA - Culter,ME USA USN NATO 75/850 23-gen 0745 N-D -
6.491,60 EBA - Madrid E SN STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 23-gen 0748 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.533,00 4X.. AAA ..... ISR IsAF ALE/USB 24-gen 0615 CLG "YNT" -
6.533,00 4X.. YNT ..... ISR IsAF ALE/USB 24-gen 0615 CLG "AAA" 0700 SOUND
6.553,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 24-gen 0614 N-D -
6.586,00 KEA5 NEW YORK Riverhead,NY USA AIR (CAR) J3E/USB 27-gen 0116 TFC ING/SELCALL -
6.596,00 RBDP 14 Krasnoyarsk RUS AIR ACARS 27-gen 0116 SQUITTERS -
6.618,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN MPSK (HIBRID MODEM) 24-gen 2024 N-D -
6.647,50 YI.. MOT Samawah IRQ POLICE MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 24-gen 2047 SEND MSGS TO "BGD" -
6.649,00 PRJ3 ATLANTICO Recife/Guararapes B ACC (SAM) J3E/USB 24-gen 0616 TFC ING/SELCALL -
6.676,00 HSD - Bangkok THA VOLMET (VSEA) J3E/USB 27-gen 0110 WX //2965,0
6.712,00 TFW 03 Reykjavik ISL AIR ACARS 25-gen 0707 SQUITTERS -
6.745,50 7U.. CB40 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1752 CLG "CB48" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB43 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1844 CLG "CB53" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB47 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1915 CLG "UN40" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB48 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1759 CLG "CB40" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB50 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1756 CLG "CB48" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB51 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1943 CLG "UN40" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB52 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1802 CLG "CB40" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB53 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1809 CLG "CB55" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB55 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1831 CLG "CB53" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB56 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1948 CLG "UN40" -
6.745,50 7U.. CB58 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1937 CLG "CB56" -
6.745,50 7U.. UN40 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 24-gen 1944 CLG "CB51" -
6.754,00 CHR - Trenton,ONT CAN CF MCAS VOLMET J3E/USB 26-gen 0710 WX -
6.764,70 DHJ59 - Wilhelmshaven/Sengwarden D GN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0739 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.775,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0713 N-D -
6.796,00 EHD TXX2 Madrid E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 1023 CLG "TYMT2" -
6.796,00 EHD6 TWBT1 Tarragona E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 0810 CLG "TZSO2" -
6.796,00 EHD9 TYMT2 Toledo E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 1023 CLG "TXX2" -
6.796,00 EHG38 TWBL1 Lerida E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 0753 CLG "TZSO2" -
6.796,00 EHM3 TWBZ1 Zaragoza E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 0819 CLG "TZSO2" -
6.796,00 EHP7 TWBM1 Manresa E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 0801 CLG "TZSO2" -
6.796,00 EHQ9 TZSO2 Cordoba E GC ALE/USB 23-gen 0753 CLG "TWBL1" -
6.796,00 EHQ9 TZSO2 Cordoba E GC MIL-STD 188-110A/7N1/USB 23-gen 0820 SEND MSGS TO "TWBZ1" 'Texto.txt540,ER,15'
6.830,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] FSK 100/500 24-gen 0627 N-D -
6.842,60    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0742 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.857,00 RGT77 - Moskva RUS RA CW 24-gen 2025 TFC/GR(A) -
6.872,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0744 N-D -
6.876,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0746 N-D -
6.883,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL CW 24-gen 2024 TFC/GR(A) -
6.955,00 7U.. BK49 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0933 CLG "UN50" -
6.955,00 7U.. BK50 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0816 CLG "UN50" -
6.955,00 7U.. BK54 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0752 CLG "UN50" -
6.955,00 7U.. BK56 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0914 CLG "UN50" -
6.955,00 7U.. BK58 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0918 CLG "UN50" -
6.955,00 7U.. UN50 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 28-gen 0752 CLG "BK54" -
6.973,00 7U.. ALFA BRAVO ..... ALG [...] J3E/LSB 24-gen 2017 TFC FRA/ARA -
6.973,00 7U.. DELTA ECHO ..... ALG [...] J3E/LSB 24-gen 2016 TFC FRA/ARA -
6.973,00 7U.. DELTA ROMEO ..... ALG [...] J3E/LSB 24-gen 2018 TFC FRA/ARA -
6.983,00 7U.. CM3 Béchar ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 24-gen 0631 CLG "CNC" -
6.983,00 7U.. CNC ..... ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 24-gen 0631 CLG "CM3" -
7.348,00 WGY901 FC1FEM Maynard,MA USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0723 SOUND -
7.348,00 WGY904 FC4FEM Thomasville,GA USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0629 SOUND -
7.348,00 WGY904 FC4FEM004 Thomasville,GA USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0723 SOUND MOBILE ???
7.348,00 WGY908 FC8FEM Denver,CO USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0657 SOUND -
7.348,00 WGY908 FC8FEM001 Denver,CO USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0700 SOUND MOBILE ???
7.348,00 WGY9.. FR1FEM ..... USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0658 SOUND -
7.348,00 WGY9.. FR3FEM Philadephia,PA USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0703 SOUND -
7.348,00 WGY9.. FR4FEM ..... USA FEMA ALE/USB 26-gen 0659 SOUND -
7.445,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] FSK 100/500 25-gen 0707 IDLE -
7.527,00 KA... 27X Omaha,NE USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 29-gen 0336 SOUND -
7.527,00 KA... 33X Omaha,NE USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 29-gen 0328 SOUND -
7.527,00 K.. TSC Orlando,FL USA CPB ALE/USB 28-gen 2328 CLG "K09" -
7.527,00 K... D42 - P-3 AEW&C - USA CPB ALE/USB 28-gen 2158 SOUND -
7.527,00 K... T91 - PIPER PA-42-720R - USA CPB ALE/USB 29-gen 0645 SOUND -
7.527,00 N... K09 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 28-gen 2326 SOUND -
7.535,00 ..... CS001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 25-gen 0658 CLG "RS004" -
7.535,00 ..... RS004 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 25-gen 0659 CLG "CS001" -
7.596,00 SV.. ANDROMEDA ..... GRC [...] J3E/USB 28-gen 0715 WKG "ELLY" ALE CALL GEF
7.596,00 SV.. EK9 ..... GRC [...] ALE/USB 28-gen 0715 CLG "GEF" -
7.596,00 SV.. ELLY ..... GRC [...] J3E/USB 28-gen 0715 CLG/WKG "ANDROMEDA" ALE CALL EK9
7.596,00 SV.. GEF ..... GRC [...] ALE/USB 28-gen 0715 CLG "EK9" -
7.598,00 IEA20 - Roma I CC J3E/LSB 26-gen 0832 CLG/WKG IET36 -
7.598,00 IEA21 - Torino I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0803 CLG/WKG ... -
7.598,00 IEA401 - Torino Caselle I CC ELINUCLEO J3E/LSB 28-gen 0825 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA510 - Pinerolo I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0829 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA514 - Rivoli I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0831 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA515 - Chieri I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0809 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA516 - Susa I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0815 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA52 - Aosta I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0819 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA531 - Borgo Sesia I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0806 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA550 - Novi Ligure I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0821 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA560 - Canelli I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0813 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA571 - Mondovi I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0826 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA572 - Alba I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0817 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IEA575 - Borgo san Dalmazzo I CC J3E/LSB 28-gen 0808 WKG IEA21 -
7.598,00 IET36 - Cagliari I CC J3E/LSB 26-gen 0832 WKG Roma -
7.598,00 IET88 - Nuoro I CC J3E/LSB 26-gen 0908 WKG IET36 -
7.598,00 IET89 - Oristano I CC J3E/LSB 26-gen 0900 WKG IET36 -
7.598,00 IET91 - Sassari I CC J3E/LSB 26-gen 0858 WKG IET36 -
7.650,00 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 25-gen 0710 N-D -
7.714,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0759 N-D -
7.748,00 RCV - Sevastopol UKR CISN CW 26-gen 0722 CLG/WKG RCRC -
7.748,00 RCV - Sevastopol UKR CISN RUS-SYS 75/200 24-gen 2010 N-D -
7.780,00 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE CIS-ARQ 100/1000 26-gen 0721 N-D -
7.784,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0802 N-D -
7.786,70 SSE.. DGMG London G AMB. EGIZIANA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 28-gen 1727 CLG/WKG Cairo 'mn : lndn aly : almrajoe'
7.789,00 U... 1FO3 ..... CIS MIL CW 28-gen 0807 CLG/WKG "EL1P" -
7.836,00 RSV5 - Smolensk RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/250 24-gen 1746 TFC KRY -
7.841,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0723 N-D -
7.867,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL CW 25-gen 0722 TFC/GR(A) -
7.874,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0805 N-D -
7.916,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] BAUDOT 50/500 26-gen 0727 TFC KRY -
7.965,00 ..... CS002 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 0823 CLG "RS008" -
7.965,00 ..... CS002 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 26-gen 0742 SEND MSGS TO "RS008" -
7.965,00 ..... RS0011 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 0853 CLG "CS002" -
7.965,00 ..... RS0011 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 26-gen 0859 SEND MSGS TO "CS002" -
7.965,00 ..... RS004A ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 1010 CLG "CS002A" -
7.965,00 ..... RS008 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 1102 CLG "CS002" -
7.965,00 ..... RS008 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 26-gen 0745 SEND MSGS TO "CS002" -
7.965,00 ..... RS009 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 1013 CLG "CS002" -
7.967,00 U... 1VFV ..... CIS MIL CW 27-gen 0107 CLG/WKG "DYL3" -
8.006,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/250 24-gen 1742 IDLE -
8.008,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 28-gen 0808 N-D -
8.010,00 IA.. ROM Roma I IA ? ALE/USB 24-gen 1053 CLG "AVE" -
8.016,00 FAV22 - Mont Valerien F FA CW 24-gen 1744 GR(A) 'NR 5 TS 18:47:16 1984 BT HGIKF WZKHQ'
8.058,60 KTR69 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 23-gen 1605 SOUND 1633,1702,1730 SOUND
8.068,00 ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 200/1000 25-gen 0715 N-D -
8.161,00 CC.. BRS ..... CHL CN ALE/USB 26-gen 0059 CLG "CCC" -
8.161,00 CC.. CCC ..... CHL CN ALE/USB 26-gen 0058 CLG "BRS" -
8.161,00 CC.. CVF ..... CHL CN ALE/USB 26-gen 0117 CLG "CCC" -
8.182,00 M... XSS Forest Moor G DHFCS ALE/USB 28-gen 0843 SOUND SOUND EVERY 30'
8.190,00 HZ.. RHI ..... ARS ArsAF ALE/USB 26-gen 1435 CLG "AAI" -
8.190,00 HZ.. RHP ..... ARS ArsAF ALE/USB 26-gen 1452 CLG "AAP" -
8.190,00 IER149 TARANTO Taranto I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1051 CLG "BARI" -
8.190,00 IER20 ROMA Roma I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 0924 CLG "MESSINA" -
8.190,00 IER34 MESSINA Messina I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 0924 CLG "ROMA" -
8.190,00 IER933 VIBOVALENTIA Vibovalentia I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1157 CLG "MAZZARELLA" -
8.190,00 IER.. BARI Bari I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1050 CLG "TARANTO" -
8.190,00 IER.. PRATICA01 Pratica di Mare I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1004 CLG "VITALI" -
8.190,00 IER... BARBARISI - SHIP - I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1447 CLG "TARANTO" -
8.190,00 IER... MAZZARELLA - SHIP - I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1418 CLG "VIBOVALENTIA" -
8.190,00 IER... PAOLINI - SHIP - I IFG ALE/USB 26-gen 1028 CLG "PRATICA01" -
8.330,00 U... - - SHIP - RUS CISN MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0814 N-D -
8.419,50 VZG420 - Townsville,QLD AUS GLN PACTOR-3 28-gen 0821 N-D/CH MARKER/CW-ID 'CQ DE VZG420'
8.424,00 SVO4 OLYMPIA RADIO Athinai GRC RADIO SITOR 100/170 28-gen 0823 CW-ID -
8.431,00 TAH - Istanbul TUR RADIO FEC 100/170 28-gen 0800 WX -
8.431,50 UAT - Moskva RUS RADIO SITOR 100/170 28-gen 0826 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
8.433,00 XSG SHAI RADIO Shanghai CHN RADIO SITOR 100/170 28-gen 0829 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
8.448,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0834 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.453,00 FUG8 - La Regine F FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0843 RY+SG+TEST 'VOYEZ VOUS LE BRICK GEANT QUE J EXAMINE PRES DU GRAND WHARF'
8.468,00 8PO E3 Bridgetown BRB GW RADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 0837 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.484,50 HEB38 - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-2 28-gen 0900 TL -
8.484,50 HEB38 - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-3 28-gen 0840 N-D/CH MARKER/CW-ID -
8.489,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GWRADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 0845 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.492,20 EBA - Madrid E SN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0847 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.505,70    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0850 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.512,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0852 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.552,60    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0856 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.562,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0859 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.565,00 FUB - Paris F FN FSK 50/850 28-gen 0901 N-D -
8.591,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 0904 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.597,00 HEC - Bern SUI GW RADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 0906 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.602,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 0909 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.612,20 MGJ - Faslane G RN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0911 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.632,60 FUO - Toulon F FN STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0914 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.697,40    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0917 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.828,00 ZKAK - Auckland NZL VOLMET (VPAC) J3E/USB 25-gen 0720 WX -
8.891,00 VFG - Gander,NFLD CAN AIR (NAT) J3E/USB 25-gen 0717 TFC ING/SELCALL -
8.937,00 ..... - ..... - [...] CW 26-gen 0745 GR(N) '94977 99823 77461 97169 94977 99823 AR AR'
8.977,00 TFW 03 Reykjavik ISL AIR ACARS 24-gen 0635 SQUITTERS -
8.988,00 MKL - Northwood G AMCC NATO 75/850 25-gen 0715 N-D -
9.030,00 NAR - Saddlebunch key,FL USA USN NATO   75/850 25-gen 0727 N-D -
9.044,00 RDL - Smolensk RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/200 25-gen 0729 N-D -
9.065,00 RHH73 - Kuybyshev RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 25-gen 0731 N-D -
9.098,60 FUG - La Regine F FN STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 25-gen 0733 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
9.144,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0921 N-D -
9.248,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0924 N-D -
9.300,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0747 N-D -
9.337,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 26-gen 0749 N-D -
9.373,00 7U.. 782 - AIRCRAFT - ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 26-gen 0854 CLG "CM4" -
9.373,00 7U.. CM4 Ouargla ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 26-gen 0844 CLG "NMA" -
9.373,00 7U.. COF ..... ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 26-gen 0900 CLG "CM4" -
9.373,00 7U.. ILZ Illizi ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 26-gen 0849 CLG "CM4" -
9.373,00 7U.. LAG Lagouat ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 26-gen 0611 CLG "CM4" -
9.373,00 7U.. ORG ..... ALG AlgAF ALE/USB 26-gen 1315 CLG "CM4" -
9.380,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 100/500 25-gen 0736 N-D -
9.988,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 25-gen 0738 N-D -
10.000,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 28-gen 0927 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
10.176,00 3V.. STA152 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 1135 CLG "STAT22" -
10.176,00 3V.. STAT14 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 1123 CLG "STAT151" -
10.176,00 3V.. STAT15 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 1314 CLG "STAT24" -
10.176,00 3V.. STAT151 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 1123 CLG "STAT14" -
10.176,00 3V.. STAT154 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 1008 CLG "STAT5" -
10.176,00 3V.. STAT22 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 0955 CLG "STAT151" -
10.176,00 3V.. TUD ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 23-gen 1000 CLG "STAT22" -
10.177,70 3V.. STAT22 ..... TUN MIL PACTOR-2 23-gen 0958 SEND MAILS TO "STAT151" -
10.242,00 KEB762 ABQSEC Stanley,NM USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 29-gen 0322 SOUND -
10.242,00 K... D42 - P-3 AEW&C - USA CPB ALE/USB 28-gen 2327 SOUND -
10.344,00 HBD20 - Bern/Kernenried SUI MFA ALE/USB 24-gen 1730 N-D PROTECTED LINK   SIMPLEX
10.344,00 HBD20 - Bern/Kernenried SUI MFA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 24-gen 1734 SEND MSGS TO Theran -
10.344,00 HBD62 - Teheran IRN AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 24-gen 1736 SEND MSGS TO Bern -
10.399,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 28-gen 0930 N-D -
10.400,00 ..... A10 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 0758 CLG "A23" -
10.400,00 ..... A10 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 26-gen 0759 SEND MSGS TO "A23" -
10.400,00 ..... A23 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 26-gen 0758 CLG "A10" -
10.400,00 ..... A23 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 26-gen 0800 SEND MSGS TO "A10" -
10.442,00 REA4 - Moskva RUS CISAF CW-FSK 25-gen 0740 GR(N) -
10.442,00 REA4 - Moskva RUS CISAF FSK 50/1000 25-gen 0742 IDLE -
10.500,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] CW-FSK 26-gen 0800 TFC -
10.512,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 26-gen 0802 N-D -
10.736,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0804 N-D -
10.871,80 RMP P Kaliningrad RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0806 QRA -
10.871,90 RIT S Severomorsk RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0806 QRA -
10.872,10 RKN A Astrakhan RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0806 QRA -
10.873,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 28-gen 0932 N-D -
10.895,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 28-gen 0934 N-D -
10.984,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/200 26-gen 0809 N-D -
11.004,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 28-gen 0937 N-D -
11.025,00 RKV23 - Tyumen RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 25-gen 0750 N-D -
11.111,00 3V.. STA25 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 26-gen 0819 CLG "STAT152" -
11.111,00 3V.. STAT15 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 26-gen 1234 CLG "STAT152" -
11.111,00 3V.. STAT22 ..... TUN MIL ALE/USB 26-gen 1030 CLG "STAT152" -
11.112,70 3V.. STAT21 ..... TUN MIL PACTOR-2 26-gen 0928 SEMD MAILS TO "STAT152" 'IPM.Note mail.hse DEFAULT@#HFARQ#STAT21 DEFAULT@#HFARQ#STAT21 #HFARQ#STAT152 20120126092850:DEFAULT'
11.112,70 3V.. STAT22 ..... TUN MIL PACTOR-2 26-gen 1020 SEMD MAILS TO "STAT152" 'IPM.Note mail.hse DEFAULT@#HFARQ#STAT22 DEFAULT@#HFARQ#STAT22 #HFARQ#STAT152 20120126102036:DEFAULT@'
11.120,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 28-gen 0940 N-D -
11.213,00 MKL - Northwood G AMCC NATO 150/850 24-gen 1738 N-D -
11.468,00 RDL - Karganda RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/200 28-gen 0943 TFC KRY -
11.494,00 KA... CDI Cedar Island,NC USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 29-gen 0315 SOUND -
11.494,00 KPS395 ATL Warm Springs,GA USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 29-gen 0319 SOUND -
11.494,00 K... D44 - P-3 AEW&C - USA CPB ALE/USB 28-gen 2123 SOUND -
12.136,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 50/250 28-gen 0948 N-D -
12.165,00 RKB78 - Moskva RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 25-gen 0756 N-D -
12.178,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 28-gen 0950 N-D -
12.431,75 ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 50/850 28-gen 0953 N-D -
12.620,30 UAT - Moskva RUS RADIO SITOR 100/170 28-gen 1000 TLX 'MOSCOW-RADIO/UAT RADIOTELEX (3701)'
12.654,00 TAH IST.RD Istanbul TUR RADIO FEC 100/170 28-gen 1004 IDLE -
12.724,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/300L/5N1/USB 28-gen 1007 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
12.987,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 28-gen 1010 N-D -
13.031,20 FUF - Fort de France MRT FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N2/USB 28-gen 1019 RY+SG+TEST -
13.063,50 VIE C9 Darwin,NT AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 1015 N-D/CH MARKER -
13.080,00 DZO - Manila PHL GLN PACTOR-3 28-gen 1610 N-D/CH MARKER/CW-ID 'CQ DE DZO'
13.092,00 XSV - Tianjin CHN RADIO J3E/USB 28-gen 1017 TLF -
13.107,00 XSQ - Guangzhou CHN RADIO J3E/USB 28-gen 1020 TLF -
13.110,00 WLO - Coden,AL USA RADIO J3E/USB 28-gen 1600 WX //13152,0
13.119,00 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 28-gen 1620 N-D/CH MARKER -
13.152,00 WLO - Coden,AL USA RADIO J3E/USB 28-gen 1600 WX //13110,0
13.270,00 HS.. 06 Hat Yai THA AIR ACARS 28-gen 1639 SQUITTERS -
13.270,00 KEA5 NEW YORK RADIO Riverhead,NY USA VOLMET (VNAT) J3E/USB 28-gen 1630 WX -
13.270,00 VFG - Gander,NFLD CAN VOLMET (VNAT) J3E/USB 28-gen 1650 WX -
13.342,00 SKM23 STOCKHOLM RADIO Stockholm S LDOC (MWM) J3E/USB 26-gen 0820 PHONE PATCH -
13.442,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG 4285/1200L/5N1/USB 28-gen 1633 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
13.490,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] CW-FSK 25-gen 1236 TFC -
13.490,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] FSK 100/500 25-gen 1230 N-D -
13.503,60 KSN21 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 23-gen 0812 SOUND -
13.503,60 KTR69 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 23-gen 0830 SOUND -
13.503,60 KWH49 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 23-gen 0823 CLG "KSN21" -
13.503,60 WNG779 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 23-gen 0830 SOUND -
13.503,60 WNG808 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 23-gen 0833 SOUND -
13.512,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 26-gen 0824 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
13.527,70 RCV D Sevastopol UKR CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0828 QRA -
13.527,80 RMP P Kaliningrad RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0828 QRA -
13.528,00 RIW C Moskva RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0828 QRA -
13.528,10 RKN A Astarkhan RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0828 QRA -
13.528,20 RJS F Vladovostock RUS CISN BEACON CW 28-gen 1640 QRA -
13.528,40 RTS M Magadan RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0828 QRA -
13.857,50 R... - ..... - FAPSI CROWD/USB 25-gen 0808 TFC KRY -
13.907,00 KA... 09X Omaha,NE USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 25-gen 2019 CLG "J42" -
13.907,00 KD.. CNT ..... USA USCS ALE/USB 25-gen 1720 CLG "D43" -
13.907,00 K... 41E ..... USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1953 SOUND -
13.907,00 K... BP01 ..... USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1655 CLG "J26" -
13.907,00 K... D42 - P-3 AEW&C - USA CPB ALE/USB 25-gen 1714 SOUND -
13.907,00 K... D43 - P-3 AEW&C - USA CPB ALE/USB 25-gen 1930 SOUND -
13.907,00 K... OPB Nassau BHA OPBAT ALE/USB 25-gen 1932 CLG "F35" -
13.907,00 K... T91 - PIPER PA-42-720R - USA CPB ALE/USB 25-gen 1819 SOUND -
13.907,00 NMC PAC Point Reyes,CA USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1750 CLG "714" -
13.907,00 NMN LNT Chesapeake,VA   USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1733 CLG "J35" -
13.907,00 NM.. P28 ..... USA USCG/CHOTEN ALE/USB 25-gen 1839 CLG "K38" -
13.907,00 NOK Z13 Key West,FL USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 2037 CLG "718" -
13.907,00 N... 11Z ..... USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1812 CLG "714" -
13.907,00 N... 711 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1722 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... 712 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1834 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... 713 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 2052 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1645 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... F35 - HU-25 - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1920 SOUND 1931 CLG "OPB"
13.907,00 N... J16 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1931 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... J19 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 2130 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... J25 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1923 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... J26 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1655 CLG "BP01" -
13.907,00 N... J35 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1725 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... J42 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1918 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... K38 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1839 CLG "P28" -
13.907,00 N... K89 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1933 CLG "712" -
13.907,00 N... N05 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1845 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1724 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... N08 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1724 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... N09 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1909 SOUND -
13.907,00 N... N12 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1853 SOUND -
14.582,00 K... 0WK ..... USA [...] ALE/USB 22-gen 2138 SOUND -
14.582,00 K... OPB Nassau BHA OPBAT ALE/USB 22-gen 1814 SOUND -
14.582,00 NMA 07Z Miami,FL USA USCG ALE/USB 22-gen 1752 SOUND 1803 CLG "711"
14.582,00 N... 711 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 22-gen 1803 CLG "07Z" -
14.582,00 N... K09 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 22-gen 1747 SOUND -
14.582,00 N... N02 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 22-gen 2116 SOUND -
14.582,00 N... N05 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 22-gen 2157 SOUND -
14.582,00 N... N08 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 22-gen 1751 SOUND -
14.665,00 AAR4TC - ..... USA USARMY MARS PACTOR 28-gen 1733 WKG AEM1SLC '; AAR4TC de AEM1SLC'
14.665,00 AEM1SLC - ..... USA USARMY MARS PACTOR 28-gen 1717 CLG/WKG AAR4TC -
16.161,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA FEC 100/170/ATU-80 24-gen 0819 TFC ARA -
16.161,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 24-gen 0819 CLG {TVQX}   0822 CLG {TVQX}   -
16.161,70 SSE.. - ..... - AMB. EGIZIANA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 24-gen 1045 CLG Cairo -
16.316,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/500 24-gen 0820 TFC KRY -
16.318,50 P7J - Pyongyang KRE MAF FSK 600/600 26-gen 0839 N-D -
16.331,90 RIT S Severomorsk RUS CISN BEACON CW 26-gen 0840 QRA -
16.343,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 26-gen 0843 N-D -
16.424,00 HBD20 - Bern/Kernenried SUI MFA ALE/USB 25-gen 0849 N-D PROTECTED LINK SIMPLEX
16.424,00 HBD20 - Bern/Kernenried SUI MFA MIL STD 188-110A/S8/USB 25-gen 0853 TFC KRY SIMPLEX
16.820,00 KFS DC Palo Alto,CA USA GW RADIO GW-FSK 22-gen 1720 N-D/CH MARKER -
16.901,00 ZSC D2 Cape Town AFS GW RADIO GW-FSK 22-gen 1725 N-D/CH MARKER -
16.966,00 FU.. - Saisac F FN FSK 50/850 22-gen 1740 N-D -
17.130,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 22-gen 1743 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
17.180,00 FUG17 - La Regine F FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 22-gen 1748 RY+SG+TEST -
17.189,00 KFS DC Palo Alto,CA USA GW RADIO GW-FSK 22-gen 1748 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.273,40 9MG CC # Penang MLA GW-RADIO GW-FSK 22-gen 1750 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.393,40 CPK 5E Santa Cruz BOL GW RADIO GW-FSK 22-gen 1752 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.460,50 R... - ..... - FAPSI CROWD/USB 26-gen 0848 TFC KRY -
17.483,00 ..... - ..... - [...] FSL 200/1000 25-gen 0900 N-D -
17.912,00 RDPB 14 Krasnoyarsk RUS AIR ACARS 25-gen 0905 SQUITTERS -
18.241,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 24-gen 0827 TFC ARA/S-OFF -
18.560,00 BMF - Taipei TWN METEO FAX 120/576 25-gen 0910 CHN TXT 0925 CHN TXT 0933 CDT
18.594,00 K... D42 - P-3 AEW&C - USA CPB ALE/USB 25-gen 2013 SOUND -
18.594,00 NMN LNT Chesapeake,VA   USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1729 CLG "N08" -
18.594,00 NM.. Z10 ..... USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1657 SOUND -
18.594,00 N... 711 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1717 SOUND -
18.594,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1645 SOUND -
18.594,00 N... J16 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 2001 SOUND -
18.594,00 N... N08 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 25-gen 1725 CLG "D43" -
18.765,00 CN.. 1102 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1225 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 11043 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1231 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1105 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1242 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1106 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1033 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 11062 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1207 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1108 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1236 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 11121 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0910 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1113 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1128 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1302 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1029 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1303 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0915 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1304 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0939 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 13051 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1140 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1306 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1304 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1308 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1241 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1313 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0922 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1314 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1219 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 13141 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1248 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1321 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0952 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 1324 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1118 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 13262 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1041 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2002 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0917 CLG "2201" -
18.765,00 CN.. 2011 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1222 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 22054 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1053 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2404 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1256 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2405 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1218 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2406 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1228 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2407 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1159 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2408 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1251 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 24081 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1112 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2521 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 0957 SOUND -
18.765,00 CN.. 2524 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 25-gen 1028 SOUND -
19.154,00 ..... 1651 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 24-gen 0855 SOUND -
19.154,00 ..... 1667 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 24-gen 1003 SOUND -
19.154,00 ..... 4024 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 24-gen 0931 SOUND -
21.863,00 K... RMRCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 28-gen 1804 SOUND -

(via Utilityworld yg)

Glenn Hauser logs January 28-29, 2012

2012-01-29T19:57:00.001+01:00

** ALBANIA. 7530, Sat Jan 27 at 2130 I thought to check how R. Tirana is doing, but figured it was too late after the English broadcast at 2100 --- but it was not. Still on the air with theme and opening Albanian, fair signal until cut off at 2130:12*. Altho there is no longer any SW transmission at 2130-2300, it seems one is still being fed to the Shijak site (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** AUSTRALIA. 15160, researching the RA schedule to advise someone when best to hear it, I am surprised to find this missing from HFCC; had been a useful signal here in the 05-08 period when the MUF cooperate, and still in Aoki as 65 degree beam. So has this frequency been canceled? Jan 29 at 0626 there is a JBA signal which I can just barely // to 13630 also quite weak tonight. RFI also had English on 15160 at 06-07, but canceled all English SW broadcasts at yearend. Checking earlier B-11 HFCC files, no RA on 15160 there either, altho 15240 and many others were included, so 15160 must have been missed as it has certainly been on the air and still is, more favorable beam for us than weaker // 15240, 13690 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake Jan 29, finally a few frequencies at once:
11500, fair at 1435
12230, good with flutter at 1450
12300, fair with flutter at 1449
12600, good with flutter at 1449
12980, good with flutter at 1449; no others 9-18 MHz by 1455
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA [non]. 6060, Jan 29 at 0636, RHC is missing from one of its four English frequencies on 49m; no loss; it`s the weakest one here anyway, opening channel for lo het presumably between SRDA Curitiba, Brasil and what else? A bit early for Russia or China, nothing else scheduled. Splatter from RHC 6050 helps to occupy 6060.

Sunday anomaly expected: Jan 29 at 1431, 9850 is missing; seems to be on all the other scheduled frequencies 9-15 MHz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also VENEZUELA [non]

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 29 at 0635, IGIM is on with singing, rather than the usual chanteur (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 39, KWTV-DT, Jan 29 at 1556 UT, Bob Schieffer on CBS` `Face the Nation` says ``back in just a minute`` as he revels in the full hour he has finally been granted, ``Battleground Florida`` primary special, and the show is to be one hour weekly from April, I think --- but not yet in OKC!

Just as I expected, KWTV won`t coöperate, retaining its usual real estate infomercial at 1600. Will they ever fall into line? BTW, KWTV has continuous (local) news, repeat after repeat on 9-2, where they could have put part 2 of FTN if not on 9-1, but they did not.

I`ve been meaning to follow up my report a few weeks ago that 27, KFOR had cancelled continuous weather on 4-2, to run Ant TV on both 4-2 and 4-3. A few days later, 4-3 was dropped, and now it`s just 4-2 with Antenna TV old movies (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ROMANIA. 7310, Jan 29 at 0632, reliable RRI English broadcast with top news item being anti-government protests across Romania, calling for resignation of the president --- but bare bones, no details or background before on to next story. First I had heard of it, not exactly headlining US media. Here`s more about the situation:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/24/romania-protests_n_1228525.html
Just how objectively and thoroly is RRI covering this threat to the government that runs it? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 9980, Jan 29 at 1511, Brother Scare via WWCR is mentioning he is on 9980 and 15190 --- wrong! Not on Sundays: 15190 via IRRS via Romania confirmed off the air after 1500 (but from next week there will be an extension to 1530 on Sundays, some other gospel huxter or him? And on Saturdays he does run to 1700 now despite Vatican Radio DRM at 1530). Not only is The Last Day Prophet of God wrong about how many days are left, he`s wrong about his own schedule. How can anyone with half a brain take this nutcase seriously? But he`s so good for the SW business (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SWAZILAND [and non]. 9585, Jan 29 at 1458, assertive speech in French continues right past 1500; listening a bit more closely, it`s a sermon. So this is TWR`s 1455-1525 broadcast toward Madagascar, per Aoki in French on Sat & Sun, Malagasy M-F.

Cross-checking in WRTH 2012, it shows French only on Sat, with Malagasy Sun-Fri, but not so. You still have to look under South Africa to find TWR Swaziland`s schedule mixed in with Meyerton and Benin MW 1566. Altho TWR Africa originated in Swaziland, Manzini has been demoted to a mere transmitter site with HQ in RSA.

BTW, whatever became of their plans for SW as well as MW from Benin? Shortwave was mentioned in DXLD 5-216:
http://www.worldofradio.com/dxld5216.txt

``TWR new station --- According to TWR the shortwave tower is
up and the transmitter building mostly complete. But judging by prayer
requests there is quite a lot still to do before broadcasts on MW
start! "Please pray for the Higher Authority of Audio-visual Communications (HAAC) and the Department of Communications in Benin to issue the medium wave and shortwave radio licenses. This is needed to put the Benin station on the air (via Steve Whitt, Dec 16, 2005, MWC via DXLD)`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U K [non?]. 7385, more strangeness on this frequency, Jan 28 at 2200, BBCWS opening expanded `From Our Own Correspondent` with teaser including an item I had heard earlier in week on the 9-minute version, 2201 news, but then chopped off the air at 2203*. This is still unaccounted for in latest HFCC of Jan 27: only BBC time on 7385 is 02-04, one hour each from Seychelles and Ascension. And nothing anywhere scheduled before or after 2200. A few days ago I had heard Vatican IS on 7385 until 2100*, also unscheduled. What`s going on here, and from where?

I looked around for another BBC frequency to hear FOOC, found one at 2206, 9915 Ascension, but that had another stream, interview about solar therapy, so not FOOC.

9745, Jan 29 until 1429, `The Fifth Floor` heard part of discussion among other BBC language personnel, Russian, Arabic and Vietnamese, such as the difficulty of translating English idioms, ``bugbears``, cliché quiz. Others of the (only 27 left) languages to be featured next week. Here`s the programme pagge with audio link for one episodde labeled as 25 minutes, but that`s impossible as there are only 23 minutes between 1406 and 1429; and a schedulle not including 1406 Sundays, since who cares when it`s on the stream broadcast via Singapore? http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00n1xwh
If you click on the ``see all broadcasts`` link you still see the same page with only 4 times on an unspecified stream. BBCWS after all these years has not figured out how to manage its totally unnecessary fragmented scheduling. I later listened to the whole show on demand, and the above 3 language people only appeared in the last segment, so it`s not a language-by-language rotation; nor any sign of how many episodes there have been or will be (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9990, Sat Jan 28 after 2200, nothing from WTWW-2, so the transmitter test has been postponed again. Altho I did not check 5085 after 2400 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [and non]. 9955, Sat Jan 28 at 2207 I find WRMI on the air since it`s a weekend, and in the clear with sufficient signal so I settle in to listen to `Media Network Plus`. ``Our propagation guru`` Dan Hensley is explaining the recent CME and its effects to Keith Perron, such as TV breaking up due to bombardment of satellite. As they were discussing further outages, 9955 dumped off the air at 2209:55 and was still gone 4 minutes later when I upgave.

9955 still missing Sun Jan 29 at 1510, when presumed Tibetan was heard well enough but with pulse jamming, i.e. RFA via TINIAN during this hour only, no sign of WRMI. 1623 check, hoping WORLD OF RADIO would be audible at 1630, but only lite pulse jamming occupied the space. The DentroCuban Jamming Command used to leave the 15-17 UT block in English alone (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1601 monitoring: if back on the air, Sunday 1830 on WRMI 9955, and Monday 1230 when probably jammed. Last, best chance is UT Monday 0330v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1860, Sunday Jan 29 0642, WA0RCR is just barely modulated with presumed usual ham radio news broadcast; multiple CW QRM upon the carrier was much louder, due to a contest? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VENEZUELA [non]. 1559 UT Sunday Jan 29, checking the `Aló, Presidente` frequencies of RNV via CUBA: yes, El Hugazo is rampant on all five: 13750 best by far, declining quality on 15370, 17750, 13680, 11690 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Escuchas Onda Corta Javier Robledillo Jaén

2012-01-29T18:08:00.002+01:00

CHINA, Rep. Popular
9.435 kHz, Radio China Int., Kashi Saibagh 2022, 28-01-12, 1516-1522. Locutores con comentarios y referencias a los juegos olímpicos, en inglés. SINPO 55444. En paralelo por los 9.525 kHz con SINPO 44343
9.705 kHz, Radio China Int., Kashi Saibagh 2022, 28-01-12, 1522-1527. Locutor con comentarios, música, identificación y entrevista a invitado, en chino. SINPO 44444

KUWAIT
9.750 kHz, Radio Kuwait, Sulaibiyah, 28-01-12, 1527-1535. Locutora con comentarios con referencias a facebook y twitter y música, en árabe. SINPO 45343

SRI LANKA
9.945 kHz, Voice of America, Irana Wila, 28-01-12, 1537-1551. Locutor con comentarios e identificación, en inglés. SINPO 44333
11.750 kHz, Sri Lanka BC, Trincomalee, 28-01-12, 1551-1603. Música y comentarios de locutor, en sinhala. SINPO 45433

Javier Robledillo Jaén EA5-1028

Elche (Alicante)

Rx: Sangean ATS909 Ant: Telescópica

http://cuadernodebitacoradx.blogspot.com/

@blanqiverd

HFCC A12

2012-01-29T15:57:00.000+01:00

Review of the A12 HFCC Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
By Dr. Jerry Plummer, WWCR and George Ross, KTWR

http://tinyurl.com/87mjbb6

Courtesy : National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters

HFCC A12 - Opening remarks by Oldrich Cip, chairman HFCC
http://hfcc.org/A12/HFCC_REP_2012-005-Opening_Remarks_to_A12_Conference_in_KL_by_Oldrich_Cip_Chairman_HFCC.pdf

Few more HFCC A12 public files are available at :
http://hfcc.org/A12.phtml

----
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi

Log Roberto Pavanello

2012-01-29T14:51:00.001+01:00

657 29/1 11.15 RAI R. 1 - Coltrano IT NX reg. Toscana buono
990 28/1 18.45 R. Bilbao - SS partita Atletico Bilbao buono
1062 28/1 16.20 Country R. - Praha Ceco ID e MX buono
1080 28/1 18.35 R. Huesca - SS ID e pubblicità locale buono
4780 28/1 20.10 R. Gibuti - Arabo MX buono
5010 15/1 17.15 R. Madagascar - Antananarivo Malgascy Talk OM suff.
5835 29/1 09.45 R. Thunderbird - Tedesco ID e MX buono
5910 28/1 23.25 R. Alcaravan - Bogotà SS ID e MX buono
5940 28/1 23.30 Voz Missionaria - Camboriù PP predica suff.
6220 29/1 08.25 R. Merlin Int. - EE ID e MX buono
6985 29/1 09.40 R. Waves Int. - EE ID e MX buono
7200 23/1 15.50 R. Sudan - Ondurmann Arabo MX buono
7295 28/1 22.50 Traxx FM - Kuala Lumpur EE MX suff.
9645 28/1 23.15 R. Bandeirantes - Sao Paulo PP calcio suff.
9675 28/1 22.55 R. Cancao Nova - Cachoieira Paulista PP MX suff.
11665 28/1 15.20 Wai FM - Kuching Bahasa pop MX buono
15120 28/1 15.10 Voice of Nigeria - Abuja EE NX buono
17695 28/1 11.05 CVC One Africa - Lusaka EE MX buono
25000 28/1 11.10 MIKES - Espoo pip pip buono

Roberto Pavanello

Vercelli / Italia

Ascolti AM Luca Botto Fiora

2012-01-29T13:28:00.001+01:00

Ascolti AM (orari UTC)

Domenica 15 gennaio 2012
07.37 - 6085 kHz
PUR RADIO 1 - Kall Krekel (Germania)
Fiammingo, IDs OM e musica dance.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente
-
*10.00 - 9480 kHz
MV BALTIC RADIO - Göhren (Germania)
EE, vari IDs OM e musica strumentale.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente

***

Sabato 21 gennaio 2012
10.04 - 17860 kHz
VOICE OF CROATIA - Kranji (Singapore)
Croato, tk YL e musica rock locale.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente
-
14.59 - 6225 kHz
DEM. VO BURMA - Almaty (Kazakistan)
Burmese, nxs OM/YL.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente
UTE-DIG spenta.

***

Domenica 22 gennaio 2012
08.26 - 6150 kHz
RADIO 6150 (test tx)
EE-GG, IDs a ripetizione.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente
qsl@radio6150.de

***

Martedì 24 gennaio 2012
10.19 - 25 MHz
MIKES - Espoo (Finlandia)
Segnali di tempo.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente
Le frequenze più basse erano mezze vuote.

Luca Botto Fiora

QTH G.C. 09E13 - 44N21
Rapallo (Genova) - Italia
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RICEVITORI
R7 Drake
VR5000DSP Yaesu
Satellit 500 Grundig
E5 Etón
ATS909 Sangean
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ANTENNE
Loop in ferrite ACA di 75 cm interna (@70 kHz-2 MHz)
Loop magnetico 150x100 cm su finestra (@2-5,5 MHz)
Dipolo aperto esterno 30 m (@5.5-30 MHz)
Controllate regolarmente i vostri collegamenti d'antenna.

ACCESSORI D'ANTENNA
Amplificatore RF K0LR-WA1ION per loop in ferrite
Amplificatore RF LX1456 NE per loop magnetico e dipolo aperto
Balun a choke coassiali 1:1 di RG174 (dal sito di IZ7ATH)
Eliminatore di QRM MFJ 1026 (modificato W8JI)
Splitters 0-1000 MHz a 2 vie
Check regularly your antenna connections.
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REGISTRATORI
ICD-BX112 Sony (R7)
TRC-1149 Sanyo o ICD-BX112 Sony (Satellit 500)
ICD-B500 Sony (E5 - VR5000DSP)
ICD-BX800 Sony (ATS909)
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SOFTWARE (Mac)
Audacity 1.3.14 beta (acquisizione-conversione audio)
DXToolbox 3.8 demo (propagazione)
EarthDesk 5.8.1 demo (scrivania-orologio mondiale)
HourWorld 3.4.1 demo (orologio mondiale)
Marble 1.1 (atlante)
Multimode 6.2.4 demo Black Cat Systems (UTEs)
TimePalette 6.0.6 demo (orologio mondiale)

QSL Sound of Hope

2012-01-29T13:14:00.001+01:00

Sound of Hope 7105 KHz - 6-4, Lane 84, Guo Tai st. - North Dist - Taichung 404 - Taiwan con QSL + adesivo in 33 giorni. Si 1 IRC.

Roberto Pavanello
Vercelli / Italia

QEII 60 Years of Commonwealth Radio

2012-01-29T12:42:00.001+01:00

Media Release
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
January 29 2012

Listening with Lizzie
British Commonwealth on the Air 1952-53
Celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of
Queen Elizabeth II 1952-2012
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"Listening with Lizzie" is the new feature celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II 1952-2012 just released at www.radioheritage.com by the Radio Heritage Foundation.

This is a nostalgic review of the radio broadcasting scene across the then British Commonwealth sixty years ago, when places such as British Honduras, British Somaliland, Aden, Zanzibar, Gold Coast, Northern Rhodesia and many other colonies and territories were contributing to the 'British" world of radio.

You'll enjoy classic ephemera from such stations as the Central African Broadcasting Station, Cable & Wireless in the Kenya Colony, the Near East Arab Broadcasting Station from Cyprus, the Commercial Service of Radio Ceylon, Radio Malaya from Singapore, Radio ZBP Pitcairn Island, Radio Jamaica ZQI and many others.

"Let's visit the British Commonwealth as the young Queen Elizabeth II would have found it, and imagine we're listening in to the sounds of a radio magically sweeping across the dial and across the world, and picking up the sounds of her realm in 1952-53."

The feature covers Great Britain, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Americas, and gives a unique insight into how broadcasting was emerging at different levels across many parts of the globe in this first decade after the end of the conflicts of World War II.

"Listening with Lizzie" British Commonwealth on the Air is now available at www.radioheritage.com and is one of a growing number of new Popular Culture features produced by the Radio Heritage Foundation.

KBC Trasmissione da Noratus-Armenia

2012-01-28T19:50:00.000+01:00

Sta regolarmente trasmettendo la stazione KBC da Noratus- Armenia su 7590 kHz in DRM. Programma contenitore con in primo piano il servizio inglese di Radio Prague. Segnale buono.

Giovanni Lorenzi - IT9TZZ
QTH: Messina - Italy 38.11 N 15.32 E
Locator JM78SE
RX: Yaesu FRG-7000/Kenwood TS-440
Ant: Longwire 25 m / Dipole
Down converter: homebrewing
Website: http://www.webalice.it/it9tzz

Glenn Hauser logs January 26-28, 2012

2012-01-28T18:44:00.000+01:00

** BULGARIA [and non]. 15600, Jan 28 at 1453, doomed R. Bulgaria with traditional women`s choral music we shall greatly miss, as we did a minute later when most of the rest of the hour was Bulgarian talk. Good signal but as always marred by squishy spur of varying pitch around 15601 caused by the recalcitrant WEWN 15610. From Feb 1, they can mess up 15600 all they want to (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 9600, Jan 27 at 1619, interview about Greece in English, fair signal, maybe BBC? No, it`s only CRI as soon mentioned ``China Drive`` on Easy FM, a special holiday edition. Is 500 kW, 290 degrees from Jinhua site at 16-17 only (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 7595, Jan 28 at 1351-1400*, Firedrake such as I have not heard for weeks in this time period, good signal but heavy RTTY QRM a few kHz on the hi side. Fearing it would be a waste of time to search for more up to 18 MHz, I did not. Unheard target no doubt Sound of Hope via Tajikistan, as in Aoki at 1330-1400 on 7605, but jumpable anywhere from 7515 to 7640. He also has one SOH segment on 7595 itself but only at 2230-2300, equally saultable (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 7435 // 7220, Jan 28 at 1358, Radio Exterior de España IS again audible from Kunming site as prélude to 1400 Nepali service. 7220 had a lot of SSB QRhaM, by those who fail to appreciate this wacky anomaly (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 13640, Jan 27 at 1437, not on this frequency as it was 24 hours earlier, but back on scheduled 15380; likewise Jan 28.

13800 & 13840 approx., Jan 28 at 1515, pulse jamming spurs from 13820 vs R. Martí, as the DentroCuban Jamming Command refuses to confine its noise to the bandwidth where really `needed` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EGYPT. 15080, Jan 27 at 1437, Arabic with roaring noise added by R. Cairo, S7 to peaks S9+5. Is 250 kW, 241 degrees from Abis at 13-16.

15160, Jan 28 at 1505, humbuzz at propeller-pitch, no doubt another Abis failure, lacking any human-produced modulation, scheduled as R. Cairo in Ozbaki (Uzbek) at 1500-1600 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, Jan 28 at 1406, fair open carrier with flutter, some hum, maybe a trace of modulation, no doubt V. of Indonesia on its unique frequency, struggling to get back into service (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Jan 27 at 1345, Shiokaze is finally in English again on Friday! Missing since KIS died; poor signal with usual Myanmar het on hi side; YL talking but hard to copy with accent, not headline stingers, but another bit of music inserted at 1348. Still on 5985 24.5 hours later, weak in unknown language (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MOROCCO [and non]. 15349.1, Jan 28 at 1503, pleased to find R Veritas Asia via VATICAN in the clear on 15350 with ID in passing, but IMM cut on at *1503:47 causing usual big het, so must have been a momentary failure, as I think I ran across it during the previous hour before RVA came on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MYANMAR. 7110, Jan 27 at 1351, presumed Myanma Radio, poor talk on AM with multiple QRhaM CW hets (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 910, Jan 26 at 2008 UT on caradio, ``KVIS, your weather authority``, from Miamuh OK, making slight SAH with presumed TX station as usual, no AH, as someone speculated KVIS could have been source of a het (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 7325-, Jan 27 at 1357, usual JBA carrier after CRI cuts itself off, maybe some music; no better 24 hours later, presumed Wantok Radio Light (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 15190, Jan 28 at 1504, Brother Scare is still going via IRRS via ROMANIA, past usual 13-15 broadcast. Had not noticed this before, but why not? Since 10 am Saturday is when he performs his big live service with local psychophants assenting and amening. He`s also scheduled to be on WBCQ 15420v-CUSB Saturdays only at 15-16 and 17-18, but not audible there at 1504, just another presumed weak BBC Cyprus signal

As for 15190, ahá, latest HFCC B11 dated Jan 27 shows 300 kW, 100 degrees from MILano (meaning Tiganeshti, Romania site), has added a Saturday-only broadcast at 1500-1700 effective last week, Jan 21. BTW, they also have other preachers after 1500 as needed: Friday 1500-1515; and from Feb 5, Sunday 1500-1530. The Friday extension is on 115 degrees instead.

Oops! Vatican`s DRM broadcast to S Asia in English is also on 15185-15190-15195 DAILY at 1530-1600. There must have been a huge collision this Saturday when I had quit monitoring. Vatican aims to CIRAF 41 only as target, while IRRS includes 41 among many others, so collision bells should be ringing at HFCC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SUDAN [non]. 17745, Jan 28 at 1510 check, ``Sudan Radio Service`` song, with echo (backscatter? Seems longpath from Skelton would be unlikely under current conditions), then YL with same confusing announcement as on previous weeks about change in schedule as from January 1. Anyhow, still in English during this hour on Saturdays (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TAIWAN [non]. 6875, UT Sat Jan 28 at 0621, RTI German instead of Spanish via WYFR, opening `Hörerbriefkasten` with novelty song, sounds funny, but you really need to understand colloquial Mandarin (Taiwanese?) to get anything out of it, so do they think their German audience is generally sinolingual? Mentions that it`s the Jahr des Drachens. This is the week there is supposed to be a monthly DX report segment from Europeans, but it`s too late so I will have to try the audio archive later (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U K [non]. 15510, Sat Jan 28 at 1501, BBCWS on unusual frequency, good signal but flutter with news in English. 1506 into clip of scoring in a footballgame, Liverpool v Manchester United. 1509 found more BBC `Sportsworld` on inferior // 17780, and at 1514 on 13825 under R. Martí and jamming spread from 13820.

Once again, BBCWS blows away scheduled languages to replace them with stupid ballgames in English at least on Saturdays; HFCC shows:

15510 in Somali daily at 14-15 via Seychelles, and 15-17 via Cyprus
17780 in Hausa daily at 1400-1430 via Ascension, Hausa Saturdays 1430-1700 via Woofferton
13825 in Somali Saturdays at 1500-1700 via Cyprus

So is this just fill-in on Saturdays to give the Hausans and Somalis a day off? Or do stupid ballgames in English trump and pre-empt anything else on the BBC schedule? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [non]. 9885, Jan 27 at 0654-0657* open carrier, off after brief tone-test. EiBi and HFCC show that 9885 is supposed to be transitioning from São Tomé to Meyerton RSA at 0600 daily, both IBB English, i.e. VOA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 21630, Jan 28 at 1512, another weekend, so WHRI activates 13m again, and splatters all over the place during wacky gospel huxter in English who is anti-lust, anti-fornication, and anti-murmuring, according to scripture listing stuff including seven other things that ``tempt God`` ????. Can`t have that! The splatter was audible this time from 21540 to 21760 but the fundamental was only S9+19. With a few more dB it would no doubt cover the entire 13m band as previously (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 12105, Jan 28 at 1516, CODAR in the clear as WTWW-3 is off the air --- or almost; I can hear a very weak carrier which I think might be its exciter, but checking HFCC I see that KTWR is scheduled on 12105 at 15-16 in Chinese. Another conflict is until 1430, IBB Sri Lanka in Burmese. On former 12100, WTWW had the frequency all to itself. Then WTWW Arabic cuts on briefly at 1517, then gone again.

Since last Wednesday I have been awaiting confirmation that the WTWW-2 test broadcast with Ted Randall taking calls on the air will occur this Saturday Jan 28 at 22-24 on 9990, UT Sunday Jan 29 at 00-04, but as of 1645 UT none has arrived, so I assume it will not be happening this week either; but check just in case (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1601: confirmed first broadcast Thursday Jan 26 at 2200:30 on WTWW 9479; and 2230 on WBCQ 7490; UT Friday 0430+ on WWRB webcast, presumably also 3195. Further airings this weekend are: UT Sunday 0500 on WTWW 5755; UT Monday 0330v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB; on WRMI 9955: Saturday 1830, Sunday 0900, 1630, 1830, Monday 1230. Also on WRN via Sirius/XM 120 Sat & Sun 1830, Sun 0930 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 720, Jan 26 at 2006 UT on caradio, WGN traffic control, weather is steady and R5, scarcely a sesquihour after local mean noon. WGN can make it on groundwave over a megameter away, but I think this was skywave. Checked 670, where WSCR sometimes mixes with KFTT Denver in the daytime, but now covered by splatter from WWLS OK 640 IBOC. No chance for 780 WBBM or 890 WLS either with OK stations upon them (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

To all friends and listeners of Radio 6150, tests Jan. 28th / 29th

2012-01-27T16:57:00.001+01:00

We are glad that our tx for the first time worked with 2,4 kW using the aerial. So for coming Sunday, Jan. 29th, we are on plan to test with this power. Because parts of the equipment do not yet stand full power for a longer time, tests will last only for some minutes, starting every full and half hour, beginning at 7 UTC. We ask for your reports and audio files, and your opinion concerning modulation / sound, so we can compare it with our soon to come Optimod AM soundprocessor. Some testing is likely on Saturday morning, using low power and different equipment. Please report this, too, so we can see the difference in using low and higher power. Thanks to everybody who supported us until now with reports, jingles, internet, and... In a short time we will send our QSL for every correct report we got! We offer booking time for broadcasting your programs and advertising for absolutely low prices. Please contact us for details. If you want to help our station, maybe producing programs in German, English, Dutch... or jingles, please drop us a line.

We like to hear from you, and: please tell your friends!

Mark West

Music of Your Life Returns to AM Radio

2012-01-26T23:24:00.001+01:00

Media Release
Radio Heritage Foundation
January 27 2012

New Life on AM for Music of Your Life
_____________________________________

Those who listened to US stations in the late 70's and early 80's will remember this music format - featuring adult standards - heard on a large number of AM stations.

After years of decline as listeners moved away from AM, the format found a new home online [www.musicofyourlife.com] supported by a small group of generally low power fringe AM stations in areas with high numbers of retirees.

In a stunning comeback, MOYL has signed a deal with the owner of some 39 AM stations to replace many existing brokered Asian and Spanish language programs with their formula of 'Great American Songbook' and complementary adult contemporary hits [think Michael Buble] from February 1 2012.

What's interesting: Asian and Spanish language programs are replaced [presumably as their younger listeners migrate to FM and online], music returns to AM, and some of these high power [10-50kW] stations are familiar to many listeners: KBLA 1580 in Los Angeles, KIQI 1010 in San Francisco, KXPA 1540 in Seattle, KWRU 940 in Fresno, WNMA 1210 in Miami and many others.

MOYL is targeted directly at the 'baby boomer' market, and is closely associated with long time artist Pat Boone and his family - he's one of the personality presenters - and advertisers are clearly seeing value in using this format on AM radio in major US radio markets to reach the 55+ listeners.

For these older listeners, it'll be pleasant to tune to AM and hear familiar tunes and slow paced presenters instead of incessant talk, chatter and sports. The real test will be - can MOYL move some of the next generation current 40-55 audience from FM to AM - and breathe new life back into the AM dial.

From a radio heritage perspective, this move by MOYL underscores the appeal of radio and familiar music to the 'babyboomer' generation which grew up with AM radio, and which increasingly and instinctively returns to its roots as retirement beckons.

It's this audience which dominates visitors to the Radio Heritage Foundation website [www.radioheritage.com] and enjoys the hundreds of entertaining features about broadcasters from their era of radio.

If you're interested in radio from the 1930-1970 era, you'll enjoy many of the stories, images and memories at www.radioheritage.com.

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Glenn Hauser logs January 26, 2012

2012-01-26T19:24:00.001+01:00

** COSTA RICA. 5965, Jan 26 at 0656 past 0704, REE Cariari relay is dead air with some hum. Wake up!? Scheduled until 0800 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 13640, Jan 26 at 1413, RHC is on this unscheduled frequency // 13670 and 13780 --- 13640 is on the air at 1930-2100 & 2200-2400, so did they forget to change frequency on this transmitter after yesterday`s broadcast? Surely it was used somewhere else in the meantime. Now it must mean some other frequency is missing: yes, 15380 is absent, while RHC is still on usual 15230 (under CRI/Sackville), 13780, 13670, 11840, 11760, 11750, 11690, 9850, 9540, ten transmitters in Spanish at once; is that enough? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, Jan 26 at 1408, VOI has better signal than usual, S9+20 --- trouble is, no modulation. Then I hear some weak Indonesian words for a few sex, silence again, resume again. 1442 check, the carrier is off (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN [and non]. 6055, Jan 26 at 1450, J-pop on R. Nikkei holding up well an hour+ after local sunrise, S9+17 making it the SSOB, altho 6195 BBC rivals; less fadey and stronger than R. Australia`s Thursday jazz on 5995. Also audible on // 9595, next to another RA 9590. 1459 on 6055, sign-off announcement mentioning several JOZeta callsigns, with MHz and kW for each, to 1500:12* (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1601: first airing will be Thursday Jan 26 at 2200:30 on WTWW 9479; then at 2230 on WBCQ 7490. UT Friday 0430v on WWRB 3195; On WRMI 9955: Sat 0900, 1600, 1830, Sun 0900, 1630, 1830, Mon 1230. On WTWW: UT Sunday 0500:30 on 5755. On Area 51 via WBCQ: UT Monday 0330v on 5110v-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

SIDC Weekly Bulletin

2012-01-25T22:09:00.001+01:00

:Issued: 2012 Jan 24 1524 UTC
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WEEK 577 from 2012 Jan 16

SOLAR ACTIVITY
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Solar activity was dominated by Catania sunspot groups 20 and 21 (NOAA ARs 1401 and 1402 respectively), which produced numerous C-class flares and three M-class flares (two in Catania sunspot group 20 and one in Catania sunspot group 21). The first two M-class flares (on January 17 and 18) were confined, and the M3.2 flare on January 19 was associated with a full halo CME (see below).

Three halo CMEs were detected by SOHO/LASCO during the week. A full halo CME was detected on January 16, first appearing in the LASCO C2 field of view at 03:12 UT and moving at a speed around 500 km/s (according to the CACTus software). The CME was associated with the C6.5 flare peaking at 04:44 UT in Catania sunspot group 21 (NOAA AR 1402) situated at N34E86, coronal dimmings and a post-eruption loop arcade detected by SDO/AIA. Due to the position of the CME source region near the solar limb, the bulk of the CME was not directed at the Earth. Only the CME-driven shock arrived at the Earth on January 21 (see below).

A partial halo CME was detected on January 18, first appearing in the LASCO C2 field of view at 12:12 UT. The CME had angular width around 140 degrees and moved at the speed around 720 km/s. The CME was associated with the coronal dimmings and filament eruption near the solar disk center, and a post-eruption arcade in Catania sunspot group 16 (NOAA AR 1399), as observed by SDO/AIA starting around 10:13 UT. A B9.6 flare peaking at 12:30 UT associated with this eruption was detected by GOES. The bulk of the CME material was moving southward of ecliptic. This CME probably interacted with the full halo CME erupted on January 19, and the joint interplanetary disturbance arrived at the Earth on January 22 (see below).

A full halo CME was detected on January 19, first appearing in the LASCO C2 field of view at 15:24 UT and moving at the plane-of-the-sky speed around 1300 km/s. The CME was associated with coronal dimmings, filament eruption and a post-eruption arcade in and around Catania sunspot group 21 (NOAA AR 1402), as observed by SDO/AIA starting around 13:58 UT. An M3.2 flare peaking at 16:05 UT associated with this eruption was detected by GOES. The bulk of the CME material was moving northward of the ecliptic plane. This CME probably interacted with the partial halo CME erupted on January 18, and the joint interplanetary disturbance arrived at the Earth on January 22 (see below).

The flux of solar protons at energies above 10 MeV started to rise on January 19, probably in association with the propagating interplanetary shock wave driven by the full halo CME erupted on January 19. The proton flux remained significantly above the background level, although below the event threshold, until the end of the week.

GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY
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On January 16 the Earth passed through the interaction region between a slow and a faster sold wind flow. The faster solar wind flow originated from a narrow low-latitude coronal hole. Although the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) magnitude reached 15 nT, the geomagnetic conditions were quiet due to relatively low solar wind speed (up to 520 km/s) and fluctuating north-south IMF component. On January 17-20 the Earth was inside a slow solar wind flow, and geomagnetic conditions remained quiet.

An interplanetary shock wave was detected by ACE at 04:00 UT on January 21. The shock was most probably associated with the full halo CME observed on the Sun on January 16 (see above). No ICME material was detected. Due to low downstream solar wind speed, no geomagnetic disturbance resulted from the shocked solar wind flow.

Another interplanetary shock wave was detected by ACE at 05:15 UT on January 22. The proton flux peaked at the shock arrival, but did not reach the event threshold. The shock was driven by the complex ICME resulting from halo CMEs observed on the Sun on January 18 and 19 (see above), which interacted on their way to the Earth. The peak solar wind speed was moderate (around 480 km/s), but the IMF magnitude reached 33 nT in the sheath region between the shock and the ICME. The north-south IMF component Bz was fluctuating in the post-shock sheath, resulting only in active geomagnetic conditions (K = 4). The ICME had only a glancing blow at the Earth, with ICME material arriving late on January 22 and on January 23. The IMF magnitude already decreased at that time, resulting only in minor geomagnetic storm conditions (K = 5) as reported by NOAA and IZMIRAN.

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DATE          RC EISN 10CM Ak BKG    M X
2012 Jan 16 ///    098 140 010 C1.0 0 0
2012 Jan 17 ///    092 139 008 B5.2 1 0
2012 Jan 18 143    085 148 005 B5.7 1 0
2012 Jan 19 133    069 157 002 B5.9 1 0
2012 Jan 20 162    063 141 005 B6.0 0 0
2012 Jan 21 ///    068 142 008 B4.9 0 0
2012 Jan 22 ///    062 141 025 B5.5 0 0
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17 0441 0453 0507 N18E54 M1.0 1N                                      1401
18 1904 1912 1927 N17E33 M1.7 1N                                  20 1401
19 1344 1605 1750 N32E22 M3.2 SF                                  21 1402

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Glenn Hauser logs January 24-25, 2012

2012-01-25T19:49:00.001+01:00

** ALBANIA. 7420, Jan 25 at 0235, R. Tirana`s only English to NAm is JBA tnx to the propagation disturbance. WWV reported at 0300:

``Solar-terrestrial indices for 24 January follow.
Solar flux 136 and estimated planetary A-index 17.
The estimated planetary K-index at 0300 UTC on 25 January was 3.

Space weather for the past 24 hours has been strong.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level occurred.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S3 level occurred.

Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be moderate.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level are expected.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S2 level are expected.
Radio blackouts reaching the R1 level are likely.``

At 0618, on air WWV reported the K-index at 0600 had risen to 4
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** AUSTRALIA [and non]. Propagation plus my hi local noise level have prevented any modulated logs of the VL8s for months, but I often check for a 2325 carrier by BFO`ing 5 MHz down from CRI on 7325. Finally Jan 25 at 1313 I do get a trace of a carrier on 2325, also 2485, but not on 2310.

And 3325, 4 MHz down from 7325, where there is usually something from Indonesia or maybe PNG, bore nothing today, with propagation still quite disturbed. http://rri.jpn.org/ does not yet show whether Palangkaraya was on the air Jan 24 or 25 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [and non]. 9755, Jan 24 after 2200, quite a mess with two or three stations in Chinese mixing. Aoki unravels this as VOA, at 22-23 only, 250 kW, 30 degrees via Udon Thani, THAILAND, so also USward, and it is *jammed, by CNR1? PLUS, CNR2 is also on 9755 at 2055-2300, 100 kW, 255 degrees from Baoji-Sifangshan 724 site: Chicom vs Chicom (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [and non]. 7435 and 7220, Jan 25 at 1358, both JBA with nonsensical REE IS for this biminute from Kunming site before CRI Nepali: 7435 had CCI, presumably Vietnam; 7220 had QRhaM (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [and non]. 6185, Jan 25 at 1402 I am checking just in case for another XEPPM overtime, as happened 48 hours earlier: there is a similar fast SAH, but this time it`s the N Korean NA mixing with presumed China Huayi, so one of them is similarly off-frequency to Radio Educación. KCBS at 1400 is scheduled to start 50 minutes in Korean at 238 degrees. I was also hearing same SAH an hour earlier when VOK Kujang is in Chinese (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. Another Es opening prompted by the CME and disruption to Earth`s ionosphere, but a minor one, UT Jan 25 at 0054, weak signal fades in, 0056 identifiably in Spanish from SSW; in and out, mostly out, but noted an IFE PSA at 0116, not much afterwards. IFE = Instituto Federal Electoral, one of numerous Mexican government agencies getting mandatory PSA time on radio and TV stations (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MYANMAR. 7110, Jan 25 at 1309 I am listening earlier and consequently get better reception of Myanma Radio`s new frequency a semihour before local sunrise here: still poor signal, but can hear some music, not much QRhaM except a CQ from an N4 on the hi side. At 1313, nothing audible on 5915 or 5985v to compare. At 1316 the S-meter shows 7110 fluttering with peaks around S9+17, pop vocal music, but still tough copy. 1322 weakening some. Around 1330 I hear some widely separated beeps, maybe stray CWQRM rather than timesignal at their hourtop, as YL announces something (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA [and non]. 7325-, Jan 25 at 1357 I am listening as CRI abruptly cuts off its Japanese service at mid-word, leaving a JBA carrier, presumably Wantok Radio Light, another inadequate signal. Au contraire, Ron Howard in California had one of his better receptions of it today at 1405-1429.

And Bill Smith, W1OW in Massachusetts reports: ``Hi Glenn, Probable logging on Wantok Radio Light, 7325. Noted on 1/22 between 1405 and 1415 UT fadeout. Choir music and then man singing a hymn then faded out. Heavy static with fair signal strength. Using 575 foot horizontal loop, 1030 feet above sea level with DX Engineering balun to match frequency. Palstar R30A with Collins 2.5 kc mechanical filter for receiver`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA. 6074, since I just woke up in time, checking Jan 25 at 1259 for 8GAL or 2MTL V/CQ marker from Russian army in the wake of R. Rossii, 6075, Pet/Kam signing off at 1300. Final timesignal as usual some six seconds late, and carrier stays on a bit longer, but no trace of the CW. However, starting about 1302:15 there may have been some imagination-level CW (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TAIWAN [non]. 11995, Jan 25 at 0253, poor carrier here, and I can`t make out any modulation, during RTI`s Spanish service relay 02-03 via GUIANA FRENCH. Like WYFR relays, this has been problematic, but sometimes axually worx.

Prompted by RTI schedule of special New Year programming all this week: rechecking what is happening with the scheduled WYFR relays: Jan 25 at 0238, RTI English is not only on scheduled 9680 and 5950, but also still on 9355, which is supposed to be in Spanish.

Jan 25 at 0315, 6875 is on RTI`s schedule grid as in English to WNAm, but it`s really in Chinese. Not rechecked tonight, but presumably the 04-05 broadcast on 6890 is still in Chinese instead of Spanish, making it // 6875.

Jan 25 at 0620, 6875 is still in German instead of Spanish, starting `Kaleidoscop` program. Surprised at 0630 to hear the exact same ``bai-bai`` novelty song heard yesterday, ending with the ``a shave and a haircut, two bits`` riff. Are they playing back the same hour? No, last night it ran 10 minutes later. Maybe it`s the #1 song in Taiwan, so merits daily replays? Outro had M&W in German gabbing on for several minutes. Per German program grid, `Kaleidoscop` is a Tuesday show, so we Mexikaner (und nein) are getting it the next UT day, long after the evening in Europe times when German is supposed to air via other sites. The final program on the `Monday` schedule is `Hit Parade`, where the tune would have been more expected.

I was looking for the `DX` program that someone had reported UT Wednesday around 0640, but it`s not on the schedule per se. However, the German homepage http://german.rti.org.tw/ has a link to ``DX Tips von Hans-Werner Lange (und Bernhard Seiser) with monthly mp3 files from December back to August, no presentation in text script, i.e. ``DX-Tipps von Hans Werner Lange in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Vorsitzenden des RTI-Hörerklub Ottenau, Bernd Seiser hören Sie jeden 4. Freitag im Monat im Hörerbriefkasten`` on the fourth Fridays within the mailbag show, which according to the grid occupies the last two-thirds of the `Friday` broadcasts; so the next one should be Jan 27+ (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7811, Jan 25 at 0241, AFN is carrying Pres. Obama`s State of the Union speech, a few sex ahead of a TV network. I doubt that VOA or any private US SW station broadcast it, right? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7555.1, Jan 25 at 0237, KJES has a good signal during YL sermon in Spanish. I finally get around to checking how far off their third frequency is, approximately during the 0200-0330 broadcast. FCC .0015% tolerance means they have to keep within 113.325 Hz of the nominal, and I can`t be sure they were less than that (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGESET)

** U S A [and non]. 7210-LSB, Jan 25 at 1324, N1NR, Nelson Roig in Pennsylvania is discussing antennas, rather than ranting about the Revolution, with stronger contact N4RAU (whose name I bet is Raúl --- yes, per QRZ.com lookup: ``Raul L Oropesa, 3141 SW 142 Ave, Miami Dade, FL 33175 USA``), and the latter also greeted Sergio, CO8ADK, whom I could barely detect, with `un abrazo cariñoso electromagnético``. I assume the DentroCuban would have been less likely to contact a gusano if the subject were politix. (QRZ.com shows him: ``Sergio Fuentes, Calle 3ra # 26 A, Herrera, Holguín, 84340, Cuba``) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VIETNAM [and non]. 7480, Jan 25 at 1312 siren jamming against talk in unknown language. Aoki shows it`s ``Mnong Central`` (Hmong? No, WRTH also spells it Mnong), Wednesdays at 1300-1330 from FEBC, 100 kW, 270 degrees from Iba site, PHILIPPINES, which shares the 13-14 transmission with six other minority languages in a complex schedule depending on day of week and which half hour. The Vietnamese Commies are so threatened by the Christians in Manila, FEBC being one of the few (only?) missionary broadcasters meriting jamming anywhere. Are they doing anything about it? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 5365, Jan 25 at 0625, squishy pulses at a slightly varying rate averaging four per second, much like Cuban jamming, but certainly nothing here to account for it. At first I thought it might be a local appliance; also heard some 24 hours earlier. Is anyone else getting it?

BTW, in frequent bandscans I have yet to run across *any* hams on their five authorized discrete so-called `60 meter`` USB frequencies in this range: 5332, 5348, 5358.5, 5373, or 5405, subject to change as recently happened to one of them. Axually they are all in the ``55 meter band`` -- why would that be so hard to say instead of sixty?

When it comes to metrical names for ham bands, being way off is standard: 6m is really only below 50 MHz, 15m is really 14m, 17m is really 16m, 20m is really mostly 21m, 30m is really 29m, 40m is really 41m, 80m is really 75+m except below 3750, 160m is only that below 1875; below 2000 kHz it`s 150+m. Having to cut antennas for specific bands, you`d think the hams would be more precise in their nomenclature, as we SWLs are without even thinking about it. Anyway, 12m is really 12m! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Tempesta solare piu' forte dal 2005, il Sole va verso un nuovo massimo di attivita

2012-01-25T16:14:00.001+01:00

E' in corso la tempesta solare piu' intensa dal 2005. E' la conseguenza della violenta eruzione solare avvenuta nei giorni scorsi e adesso il ''vento'' di particelle cariche provenienti dal Sole ha cominciato a investire il campo magnetico terrestre alla velocita' di 1.400 chilometri al secondo, generando spettacolari aurore ai Poli. L'eruzione solare che ha scatenato il vento solare contro la Terra e' la testimonianza, per gli esperti, che il Sole si sta avviando verso un massimo di attivita'.

Dimezzati i redattori di Radio Fiume (Radio Rijeka), a rischio le trasmissioni in lingua italiana

2012-01-25T15:38:00.001+01:00

Radio Fiume, l'emittente in lingua italiana della Croazia, rischia la sua piena esistenza editoriale perché due dei quattro redattori in organico a causa del pensionamento e licenziamento non fanno più parte dello staff. Le voci per i tre brevi notiziari e per il giornale radio ora sono esclusivamente del capo redattore Andrea Marsanich e di un altro collaboratore. Così ha commentato Marsanich, in forza all'emittente dal 1974: "Il timore è che se uno di noi e in ferie e l'altro si ammala, Radio Fiume rischia quel giorno o quei giorni di non avere i programmi in lingua italiana. Basterebbe un po' di buona volontà perché ci sono i candidati adatti a venire a lavorare nella nostra redazione. La situazione economica non consente di essere ottimisti. Già in passato abbiamo avuto degli aiuti da parte dell'Unione Italiana e del deputato al Sabor, Furio Radin. A prescindere da questi problemi gravi, andremo avanti su questa strada, segnando le vicende della nostra Comunità nazionale e non ci arrendiamo assolutamente". Radio Fiume (Radio Rijeka) nasce il 16 settembre 1945. Al microfono sono le annunciatrici Barbarina Oegovic in lingua croata e Ida Modica Milkovic in italiano. La sede è in un'abitazione in via tanger 9 a Volosca. Per un breve periodo si trasferisce a Cosala. In seguito i programmi sono trasmessi anche dal Palazzo del Governo. Nel 1951 l'emittente radiofonica, che fa parte della Radiotelevisione croata, prende sede in Corso. All'inizio vengono trasmesse commedie teatrali e prime riviste radiofoniche. La programmazione giornaliera in italiano è quasi ininterrotta ma, in seguito alle ben note vicende politiche, vive momenti di estremo disagio, subisce per un lungo tempo una forte limitazione e viene ridotta notevolmente negli spazi della programmazione. Il periodo buio per le trasmissioni in lingua italiana è quello a cavallo tra gli anni '50 e '60, quando va in onda soltanto il notiziario redatto da collaboratori esterni. I primi segnali di ripresa si verificano agli inizi degli anni Sessanta. Nel 1974 viene ricostruita la redazione italiana come un'emittente indipendente, prima con due e in seguito con quattro giornalisti (Agnese Superina, Andrea Marsanich, Virna Baraba, Iva Pavletic). Lo scopo è quello di realizzare un'emittente bilingue che risponda alle esigenze informative di una comunita' minoritaria, che salvaguardi l'identita' linguistica e culturale della minoranza italiana, che promuova e diffonda la cultura italiana affermando la convivenza tra i croati e gli italiani. La stazione diffonde ogni giorno tre notiziari (ore 10, 12, 14) e un giornale radio (ore 16) in lingua italiana ricevibili in onde medie su 594, 774, 783, 1125, 1134, 1197 KHz. Viene ricevuta anche in alcune aree del Trentino de Veneto e delle regioni che si affacciano sull'Adriatico. I programmi (tra italiano e croato) vengono irradiati da quattro trasmettitori, quotidianamente dalle 6 alle 24. A fine 2005 la società editrice aveva realizzato un giro d'affari di oltre otto milioni di kune (circa un milione di euro) superando di gran lunga gli altri sette centri esistenti nell'ambito della Radiotelevisione croata. La preparazione di quattro notiziari è l'impegno giornaliero della redazione italiana guidata dal caporedattore Franco Rocchi (ne fanno parte Agnese Superina, Virna Baraba e Andrea Marsanich). La stazione ha una quarantina di dipendenti e dieci collaboratori esterni e corrispondenti a Abbazia, Crikvenica, Arbe, Veglia e Delnice ed è ascoltabile via web (www.radio-rijeka.com), via satellite in Europa, Nord Africa, Medio oriente (Hot Bird 6, 13° Est); in Nord America (Telstar 5, 97° est); in America Centrale e Meridionale (NSS 806, 40,5° ovest); in Australia e Nuova Zelanda (OPTUS B 3, 152° est). Tra i progetti futuri, prima della riduzione dell'organico, l'obiettivo principale era quello di ampliare lo spazio in lingua italiana finanziato dall'Unione Italiana (che consente la realizzazione di rubriche specializzate e approfondimenti). (NewsLinet)

Pacific Island Travellers Radio Guides

2012-01-24T22:39:00.001+01:00

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Glenn Hauser logs January 23-24, 2012

2012-01-24T20:14:00.000+01:00

** ALBANIA. 7530, Jan 23 at 2100, R. Tirana opening English, barely audible in noise level. A month past shortest day, this transmission is losing out here, but should remain good for Europe, while we still have one other English broadcast, 0230 on 7420 (except UT Mondays) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BELGIUM [non]. 17755, Jan 23 at 2038 tune thru 16m, I find DRM noise extending far beyond the alleged 10-kHz bandwidth of 17750-17760 for TDP Radio via GUIANA FRENCH. Stepping 1 kHz at a time on the DX-398, with a few meters of external antenna plugged in, I can hear it gradually declining out to +/- 23 kHz, i.e. 17732 to 17778. Fortunately, not much else in AM trying to use the range at this hour, not even KVOH which has yet to reactivate 17775. Biggest victim would be RCI Portuguese on 17765 at 2000-2030 and 2100-2130, but only on Fri-Sat-Sun (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL [and non]. 15190-, Jan 23 at 2217, definitely Brazilian talk, from R. Inconfidência, slightly on the lo side, and nothing else. Before 2100 I had tuned past here and noted very weak signal vs YFR/Ascension 15195, and assumed to be the ZY too; however, Mark Coady in Ontario reported English preaching on 15190 from 2124 to 2140, believed to be R. Africa, Equatorial Guinea reactivated. That one sure is elusive/erratic; need to keep checking for it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL. 9585 // 9565, Jan 24 at 0638, David Miranda wailpreaching, but MUF too low for more on 25m // 11765 as heard 24 hours earlier. Also separate Brazilian programming on 9645v, 9665, 9675. Now the 9820 station is definitely // Turkey 9700, not R. Nove de Julho varying on the low side.

As for the identity of the 9585 outlet, Karel Honzík, Czechia, reminds us: Glen[n], there is SRDA São Paulo on 9585 kHz (exactly 9584.97 measured by me on 6 January). The station is really missing from WRTH 2012; I do not wonder that the editor did not find it on the frequency last year because it had drifted several kHz upwards. Now it is back again. Globo abandoned the transmitter several years ago`` (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, Jan 23 at 2056, I notice a carrier plus het, music from one of them, and then measure VOI`s characteristic off-frequency before 9525.0 goes off at 2057, probably CRI Russian, 318 degrees from Beijing, while 9526- continues, but that too gone at 2105 check. Unusual to hear anything at all here from VOI at this hour, but it did reactivate earlier today. French is supposedly the final European language until 2100; 30 degrees per Aoki but 290 degrees per HFCC, which makes a lot more sense for audibility in Europe. However, Atsunori Ishida logged it in Japanese at 2054 Jan 23, in which case the 30-degree antenna also USward should have been used. Besides their severe transmitter problems, I have also suspected they have antenna problems, or at least put 9526-/9525- on the `wrong` ones, as the 13-15 UT signal in NAm went from sufficient to very insufficient.

9526-, Jan 24 at 1415, VOI is on again with talk in Indonesian, poor signal with flutter, but no QRM during this hour only; much weaker than RRI 9680 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Tue Jan 24 at 1408, Shiokaze is in Chinese, spoken slowly by YL with piano background; via JSR Tokyo/Yamata, JAPAN at 1330-1430 mainly in Korean and Japanese, with no more English at all? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 24 at 0650, IGIM is still not on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO [non]. 6185-, Jan 24 at 1405 check, no signal from XEPPM, unlike 24 hours earlier when transmission was extended; just something Far Eastern (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MYANMAR. 7110, Jan 24 around 1405, very weak carrier served as BFO for some hams, but none on 7100 where I was looking for new Myanma Radio frequency. Then I see report from Ron Howard that it was indeed on 7110 instead of 7100 today when he heard it at 1237-1337, and not // 5985.83 or 5915 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 7325-, Jan 24 at 1403, JBA carrier, maybe a tad stronger than yesterday during this Wantok Radio Light window between CRI transmissions. Just mentioned as a reminder to keep checking in case there be a better propagational night (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PHILIPPINES. 9355, Jan 24 at 1506, strong S9+22 open carrier with some flutter, brief breaks at 1509 and 1511, off at 1512*. Must have been IBB Tinang tuning up for the 1530-1630 VOA Burmese broadcast due west (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SPAIN. 15110, Jan 23 at 2040, REE usual very strong signal direct, is crackling on fundamental, and splattering out to +/- 21 kHz, i.e. 15089-15131, corresponding to modulation peaks, at the moment during sports coverage, likely calcio, with an Italian trying to speak Castilian. Noblejas, please adjust your transmitters (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TAIWAN [non]. 6875, Jan 24 at 0641, weird novelty sorta-rap song in Chinese with English words mixed, mainly refrain ``bye-bye`` (or is it ``bai-bai``?), ending with ``a shave and a haircut: two bits`` riff, so is it still the German service of RTI via WYFR, instead of scheduled Spanish? Yes, 0645 German outro by YL. Truly multi-cultural (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U K [non]. 9740, Jan 24 at 1432, BBCWS via SINGAPORE with `Discovery`, first of two parts on depression --- does it serve any useful purpose, and if not, why haven`t we evolved out of it? Truncated show is already over at 1450, into `Foreign Correspondent` with two reports, on Syria, and on replanting lemon trees. Have they retitled FOOC? Outro still said `From Our Own Correspondent`. Maybe ``Foreign`` was really ``From Our Own`` slurred? Good signal here, better than // 11890, 6195, 5875, not // 5975 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15385.1 approx., Jan 23 at 2045, KJES NM has very good signal and close enough for US government work, during Spanish catechisms. Probably sporadic-E enhanced, but did not reach VHF from old Mexico (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15619 and 15627 approx., centers of filthy squishy spurs constantly spewing from the WEWN English transmitter, Jan 23 at 2105 when fundamental 15610 is very strong with sporadic-E enhancement from one megameter away, and likewise on the low side (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN [non?]. 7385, Jan 23 at 2059 I am tuning across the 7 MHz band, not hearing much, but the SSOB is here with VR IS; suspect an African relay, but it goes off at 2059:30*. Trouble is, the only schedule per all the sources is Russian *starting at 2100 direct from SMG at 35 degrees, which I would not expect to be so good here, so early in the afternoon. VR does have this annoying habit of running the IS after transmissions, then turning off instead of starting one.

Maybe they moved Russian a UT hour earlier than originally planned, due to the permanent time change in Russia? But it was supposed to be only half an hour. Hmm, EiBi shows the target as Far East, rather than Europe, i.e. for the morning. HFCC shows CIRAF targets as 29, 33, and 34, i.e. western Russia (late evening) plus southeastern Russia = FE, skipping all of Siberia in between?? In case there was a feed mixup, nothing else scheduled just before 2100 on 7385. And now from 2059, WWCR signs on 7465, becoming the SSOB by far (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 21630, Jan 24 at 1515, open carrier, fair signal. Only one scheduled now is WHRI but normally not active weekdays, and besides, there were no spurs; monitored a while longer but nothing developed. BBC Ascension, and IRIB Sirjan use 21630 at other times (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Excursus in punto di diritto sulle emittenti libere italiane in onde medie

2012-01-23T20:32:00.001+01:00

Bisogna innanzitutto precisare che tutta la normativa di carattere generale in materia di radiodiffusione sonora, adottata dallo Stato italiano negli ultimi trent'anni (dalla legge n. 103 del 1975 al decreto legislativo n. 177 del 2005) ha sempre disciplinato le emittenti broadcasting private senza distinzione alcuna tra le bande di frequenza utilizzabili.Questo anche se tutte le battaglie contro il monopolio radiotelevisivo abbiano sempre avuto come protagoniste le radio in modulazione di frequenza. Stesse disciplina, conseguentemente, tanto per le stazioni in FM come per quelle in onde medie, purché la trasmissione dei relativi programmi venga effettuata "nelle bande di frequenze previste per detti servizi dal vigente Regolamento delle radiocomunicazioni dell'Unione internazionale delle telecomunicazioni" (art. 19 del D.P.R. 27 marzo 1992, n. 255). E' anche vero, però, che la normativa di questi ultimi anni pur continuando a citare anche la tecnica analogica spende gran parte dei propri articolati a disciplinare le emissioni in tecnica digitale. Prendendo in esame la radiodiffusione privata, due sono le disposizioni fondamentali, entrambe contenute nel vigente "Testo unico dei servizi di media audiovisivi e radiofonici" , emanato con decreto legislativo 31 luglio 2005, n. 177: "Art. 24 (Durata e limiti delle concessioni e autorizzazioni radiofoniche su frequenze terrestri in tecnica analogica) 1.Fino all'adozione del piano nazionale di assegnazione delle frequenze di radiodiffusione sonora in tecnica analogica di cui all'articolo 42, comma 10, la radiodiffusione sonora privata in àmbito nazionale e locale su frequenze terrestri in tecnica analogica è esercitata in regime di concessione o di autorizzazione con i diritti e gli obblighi stabiliti per il concessionario dalla legge 6 agosto 1990, n. 223, e successive modificazioni, da parte dei soggetti legittimamente operanti () alla data del 30 settembre 2001 (). Art. 42 (Uso efficiente dello spettro elettromagnetico e pianificazione delle frequenze) () 10. L'Autorità adotta il piano nazionale di assegnazione delle frequenze radiofoniche in tecnica analogica successivamente all'effettiva introduzione della radiodiffusione sonora in tecnica digitale e allo sviluppo del relativo mercato. ()". Le suddette disposizioni normative dicono, in sostanza, che solamente le emittenti esistenti alla data del 30 settembre 2001 possono continuare a trasmettere in attesa del nuovo piano di assegnazione delle frequenze analogiche e che tale ultimo piano sarà adottato solo dopo un generico sviluppo del mercato della radio digitale. A chi si applicano tali disposizioni? Indubbiamente alla radio in FM (in riferimento alle quali sappiamo che non è possibile il rilascio di nuove concessioni, ma solamente il trasferimento di impianti, di rami di azienda o dell'intera emittente da un concessionario all'altro, oppure l'acquisizione da parte di società di capitali), ma anche alle stazioni in onde medie (considerato il carattere generale della disposizione normativa, come ho osservato fin dall'inizio). Quindi, con una lettura semplicemente "legalistica" delle citate disposizioni, le emittenti italiane in onde medie di recente attivazione sarebbero tutte illegittime e passibili di spegnimento, in quanto soggetti non esistenti alla data del 30 settembre 2001. A meno che i soggetti titolari delle nuove emittenti non siano già titolari di concessione radiofonica in FM) ed abbiano chiesto - ai sensi dell'art. 2 bis, comma 3, del decreto-legge del 23 gennaio 2005, n. 5 convertito in legge 20 marzo 2001, n. 66 - l'abilitazione alla sperimentazione di trasmissioni radiofoniche in tecnica digitale.
La legge parla però di tecnica digitale, mentre le trasmissioni in onde medie non sono solo in DRM ma anche in tecnica analogica. Quindi anche questa chiave di lettura non è del tutto soddisfacente. Ad ogni modo, se si adotta una lettura "costituzionalmente orientata" (come peraltro è stato fatto con le prime radio e tv libere degli anni '70), è certo che tutte le emittenti radiofoniche private devono vedersi garantite la libertà ed il pluralismo dei mezzi di comunicazione, inclusa la libertà di comunicare informazioni o idee senza limiti di frontiere (art. 3 del Testo unico dei servizi di media audiovisivi e radiofonici , emanato con decreto legislativo n. 177 del 2005). Si tratta di princìpi di diritto che corrono sempre il rischio di essere disattesi dai provvedimenti amministrativi, con una grossa differenza, però, rispetto al passato: tali princìpi sono ora inseriti in testi di legge, con la possibilità di essere direttamente invocabili dinanzi ai giudici e da questi ultimi direttamente applicati, senza dover ricorrere a contrastate interpretazioni risolvibili solamente dalla Corte costituzionale. Ad un provvedimento di chiusura, un ricorso delle emittenti dinanzi al T.A.R. potrebbe ben opporre quanto segue: - la mancanza (per chissà quanto tempo) di un piano di assegnazione delle frequenze analogiche non può certo sospendere a tempo indefinito il diritto di trasmettere in onde medie; - il fatto che nella gamma delle onde medie non vi sia attualmente complice la riduzione dei programmi in onde medie alla sola Rai Radio 1 e la conseguente riduzione dei siti trasmittenti nel territorio italiano - un problema di affollamento, con il solo obbligo, pertanto, oltre a quello di non interferire con le altre stazioni, di non violare le convenzioni internazionali; - la non sussistenza di un problema di "uso efficiente dello spettro elettromagnetico", con conseguente possibilità di assegnazione delle frequenze anche in mancanza del relativo piano. Le stazioni radio di cui parliamo certamente si saranno "fatte vive" con il Dipartimento per le Comunicazioni rivolgendo ad esso la propria dichiarazione di voler iniziare la fornitura di un servizio di comunicazione elettronica, ai sensi dell'art. 25 dell'altro testo normativo fondamentale del nostro settore, cioè del "Codice delle comunicazioni elettroniche" (Decreto legislativo 1 agosto 2003, n. 259). Questa dichiarazione è volta al rilascio della c.d. "autorizzazione generale" a trasmettere. E' importante la terminologia: il Codice parla di "autorizzazione" (e non di "concessione") proprio perché "l'attività di fornitura di reti o servizi di comunicazione elettronica è libera", salvo poche e ben precise limitazioni. Tra queste l'eventuale necessità di ottenere la "concessione (e non autorizzazione) del diritto individuale di uso delle frequenza radio", solo nel caso però queste ultime siano limitate ed il rischio di interferenze dannose non sia trascurabile. Da ultimo, con riferimento alle radiodiffusione sonora in onde corte verso l'estero (di cui al D.P.R. 10 luglio 1995, n. 391) è necessario precisare che essa non è affatto vietata, anzi, è assoggettata al regime autorizzatorio (al quale, come abbiamo visto, è sotteso un diritto e non una semplice aspettativa). Vi sono però particolari condizioni da rispettare, che forse hanno disincentivato gli eventuali interessati a chiedere l'autorizzazione. Tra queste l'assenza dello scopo di lucro e la presenza di particolari istanze culturali, etniche, politiche e religiose (art. 1) unitamente al divieto di diffondere programmi che siano stati realizzati per una audience di carattere nazionale (art. 9). (Giorgio Marsiglio per Newslinet.it)

Glenn Hauser logs January 22-23, 2012

2012-01-23T20:27:00.001+01:00

** AUSTRALIA [and non]. 7240, Jan 23 at 1406, RA is interviewing an American pundit about the Republican primary race, who starts off by remarking that Santorum won Nebraska! Ooops, somewhere out there, but not close enough to Iowa. Voice sounds familiar but who is it? E. J. Dionne as outroed at 1414 on `Talking Point`. Such international outreach have our overexposed and careless pundits! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL [and non]. A bonanza of Brasilians in the nightmiddle Jan 23 from 0626, southern paths enhanced by propagation disturbance, instead of usual deadbands lately. 11765 with wacky wailing gospel huxter David Miranda, soon at 0628 found // on 9565 and 9585. 11765 and 9565 are SRDA (ex R. Tupi), Curitiba; 9585 is R. Globo, São Paulo per Aoki but missing from WRTH 2012! And it was right on 9585.0.

Other Brazilians audible around 0626-0630: 11815 R. Brasil Central, Goiânia, Goiás with music, fair with flutter, and later at 0648 // weaker 4985, which I haven`t heard in a long time: used to be the best Brazilian on 60m. At same time 4885 Pará was stronger but suffered from CODAR unlike 4985.

Others audible with separate programming at 0628: 9665 Voz Missionária, Florianopolis SC, and 9675, R. Canção Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP; and I think 9820v, R. Nove de Julho (altho it`s 23 de janeiro), São Paulo.

5035, at 0649 poor signal seems Portuguese, likely R. Aparecida rather than R. Educação Rural, Coari with its limited schedule. Audible thanks to Cuba having finished with 5040, but still some splatter from 5025.

10000, Jan 23 at 0630, I am hearing another YL voice under WWVH and WWV, which have equally poor signals now. The voice keeps going thruout the minutes, with pips every dekasecond, and at minutetops adds two more pips before the big one on the minute, mostly during the pregnant pause between WWV`s announcement and TOM tone.

Yes, it`s `Observatório Nacional`, rarely audible here, the 1 kW PPE, Rio de Janeiro, 24h per WRTH and on AM/U = uppersideband plus carrier. I should have tried that mode vs LSB. Bothered by lightning crashes from the big storms SE of here from Texas northeastward.

{additionally, WWV reported:}
``Solar-terrestrial indices for 22 January follow.
Solar flux 141 and estimated planetary A-index 21.
The estimated planetary K-index at 0600 UTC on 23 January was 3.
The estimated planetary K-index at 0300 UTC on 23 January was 4.

Space weather for the past 24 hours has been moderate.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level occurred.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S1 level occurred.
Radio blackouts reaching the R2 level occurred.

Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be minor.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level are likely.
Solar radiation storms reaching the S1 level are expected.
Radio blackouts reaching the R1 level are likely.``
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 7435, Jan 23 at 1358, better luck today in hearing the nonsensical Radio Exterior de España IS played by Kunming site before 1400 CRI Nepali service --- there it is, like on // 7220 where previously caught. Perhaps they owe REE another 2 x 2 minutes of airtime and fulfill it thus (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 9450, Jan 23 at 1422, Russian is atop, talking about Kitay; the announcer sounds so Slavic it`s hard to believe he could be an ethnic Han; with heavy Chinese mix QRM: because by using 9450 from 100 kW Paochung, Taiwan transmitter, at 14-16, Sound of Hope forces the ChiCom to jam their own CRI Russian service at 1400-1457, 500 kW, 37 degrees, also USward from Shijiazhuang site. Take that! But it also helps to jam SOH further (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 6030, Jan 23 at 0703, lite but sufficient residual DentroCuban pulse jamming here, even in R. Martí weekly Monday 6-hour silent period, no CFVP or anything else audible. Yet, earlier this date, Ron Howard was hearing CFVP after the jamming stopped at 0406*. So they turned it back on, just to be mean.

9955, Jan 23 at 0658, loud whining noises, not the usual jamming sound, obliterating WRMI, which at 0630 had been in the clear opening R. Praga in Spanish! No need to jam at 0700 either, just WRN programming in English scheduled (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** DOMINICA. 24975-USB, Jan 22 at 2122, J79XB working many US stations in a row, from Tennessee, Virginia, etc. Uses fonetix Japan, 7, 9, xray, bravo. What`s he got against Juliet, to be consistent? QRZ.com lookup shows he`s Mike, a.k.a. VE2XB who gets out of Quebec in the winter, and the home call is where you have to go to find:
Michael Shaer
4665 BEACONSFIELD STREET
MONTREAL, QC H4A 2H8
Canada
Does the second number in the call mean that there are 9 subdivisions within the `tiny island` of J7? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EGYPT. 15210, Jan 22 at 2112, big rumbling hum, maybe a trace of modulation, also later in the hour before 2200. I bet it`s Egypt, typical SNAFU`d transmission. Yes: HFCC shows R. Caire in French at 2030-2230, 250 kW, 241 degrees from Abis to West Africa, so another of their total-loss broadcasts, which have improved not a whit since the change of government (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GUAM. 15660, Jan 23 at 1434, fair signal in Burmese, i.e. 100 kW, 285 degrees from KSDA Agat daily at 1430-1500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, Jan 23 at 1430, VOI is back! After off a biweek: must have cobbled together some needed part, but altho on the air, it`s still very weak, in Indonesian, characteristic off-off frequency, very poor with flutter, no comparison to gamelan on RRI domestic relay 9680 from same Cimanggis site. Ishida agrees at http://rri.jpn.org/ that 9526 is back for the first time since Jan 9:
``Jan 23 9526 kHz *1357- 1357 EE, 1404 IN, 1456 CC, 1556 AA....`` BTW, he says 9680 was also missing Jan 15-19. And the ONLY other active Indonesian frequencies are 3325, 4870 and 7290 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 23 at 0635, still no signal yet from IGIM (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO [and non]. 6185, Jan 23 at 1354, undermodulated classical music making fast SAH typical of off-frequency XEPPM when clashing with Vatican around 0600 --- so I bet the Mexican is on way past its nominal 1200*. This happens on rare occasions, usually on Mondays --- perhaps because a different operator is on duty Sunday nite/Monday morning who forgets to turn off the SW transmitter? SAH station missing from HFCC, but Aoki shows China Huayi, Chengdu and V. of Korea both on 6185 before and after 1400.

Bothered by *1355 NHK IS from stronger 6190 despite being 290 degrees from Yamata in Korean at 1400 (HFCC also shows Chinese until 1400 on same beam, but was not on before 1400 and Aoki agrees on a 1330-1400 break). Still able to hear 6185 with difficulty, and at 1400 YL Spanish back-announcement mentions a preludio, 1401 ID with 1,060, keeps talking, maybe news headlines. Don`t know how much longer stayed on, but previous extensions ran even unto 1530 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NEW ZEALAND. 5950, Monday Jan 23 at 1331, RNZI `Mailbox` is starting after a summer hiatus of almost two months. Always opens with a bit of music, for reasons unfathomable: it`s not a `Jukebox`, is it? Then John Durham`s DX report, which is well-done and accurate, but notably lacking any tropical logs --- not much lower than Laos on 6130 with a clip. Besides Europirate on 21 MHz, all the other logs were pretty routine, even treating us to a clip of Brother Scare via IRRS via Romania on 15190, which I can avoid any morning at 13-15. John is back with another DX report in two weeks.

1345 on to Adrian Sainsbury with propagation report (there was no propagation for the past bimonth, apparently), and mailbag of reception reports to RNZI including some DRM decoded in Europe, finished at 1351. Adrian says RNZI reception in the North has been good during our winter, but I disagree; most of the frequencies have been fair at best, and this only fair signal on 5950 is going to worsen gradually as our sunrise earlies, already at 1339 today. From A-12 March 25, they go back to 6170 from 1300, which won`t be any improvement for us. The earlier, higher, frequencies should do better if we are awake (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH AFRICA [and non]. Jan 23 at 0626 when I am hearing Brasil on 25 and 31m, I also check 19m, and find it open from Africa and Pacific, but no 15190. 15255 with Channel Africa, 15400 with BBC also from South Africa, and 15580 VOA Botswana; plus Australia audible on 15240, 15160, but no Nigeria on 15120; is it really on at +05-07+? Noel Green and others were hearing unID ``Afropops`` from 1130 on 15120, and still past 1500 mixing with VON --- maybe a test of VON`s new Abuja site conflicting with the old Ikorodu. Alan Penninigton measured the unID on 15119.85 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 4840, WWCR screws up again: UT Monday Jan 23 at 0643 I settle in to enjoy an episode of `Fibber McGee & Molly` on Golden Age of Radio Theatre, but rudely ruined at 0645 as equally loud USA Radio Sports starts, 0646 commercials, 0647 more of same. Someone at 1300 WWCR Ave. forgot to close the USA network feed pot. Is no one paying attention? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WWV & WWVH: see BRAZIL [and non]

** VIETNAM [and non]. 9550, Jan 23 at 1440, pop music with Vietnamese announcements. Aoki shows the CRI Vietnamese service is here, 500 kW, 193 degrees from Beijing site, at 1100-1557; while V. of Vietnam overlaps the final hour at 1500-1600 also in Vietnamese, then an hour in English and French, all 100 kW at 290 degrees from Hanoi-Sontay site. That`s a slight improvement, as in previous seasons on 9550, China was in Vietnamese and Vietnam was in Chinese at the same time, but it`s still Commies vs Commies (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Log utility Bruno Casula

2012-01-23T20:15:00.000+01:00

1.674,00 SDJ STOCKHOLM RADIO Stockholm S RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2200 NW/WX //1710,0 1779,0 1797,0 2733,0
1.677,00 EJM - Malin Head IRL RADIO J3E/USB 21-gen 0033 NW/WX -
1.692,00 LGQ ROGOLAND RADIO Rogoland NOR RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2315 NW/WX //1728,0 1785,0
1.710,00 SDJ STOCKHOLM RADIO Grimeton S RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2200 NW/WX //1674,0 1779,0 1797,0 2733,0
1.728,00 LGN ROGOLAND RADIO Bergen NOR RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2315 NW/WX //1692,0 1785,0
1.779,00 SDJ STOCKHOLM RADIO Bjuröklubb S RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2200 NW/WX //1674,0 1710,0 1797,0 2733,0
1.785,00 LGZ ROGOLAND RADIO Farsund NOR RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2315 NW/WX //1728,0 1785,0
1.797,00 SDJ STOCKHOLM RADIO Stockholm/Gislövshammar S RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2200 NW/WX //1674,0 1710,0 1779,0 2733,0
1.855,00 IQP - San Benedetto del Tronto I RADIO J3E/USB 15-gen 2055 NW/WX -
1.888,00 IPD - Civitavecchia I RADIO J3E/USB 15-gen 2053 NW/WX -
1.925,00 IPL - Livorno I RADIO J3E/USB 15-gen 2050 NW/WX -
2.505,00 DBGY BP25 - SHIP Bayreuth - D BUNDESPOLIZEI SEE ALE/USB 15-gen 2234 CLG "BPLEZS" -
2.505,00 DBGZ BP26 - SHIP Escwege - D BUNDESPOLIZEI SEE ALE/USB 15-gen 2151 CLG "BPLEZS" -
2.505,00 DBIG BP23 - SHIP Bad Dueben - D BUNDESPOLIZEI SEE ALE/USB 15-gen 2213 CLG "BPLEZS" -
2.505,00 DH.. BPLEZS Cuxhaven D BUNDESPOLIZEI SEE ALE/USB 15-gen 2150 CLG "BP21" -
2.505,00 DLGZ BP21 - SHIP Bredstedt - D BUNDESPOLIZEI SEE ALE/USB 15-gen 2140 CLG "BPLEZS" -
2.598,00 VCG - Riviere au Renard CAN CCG J3E/USB 20-gen 2317 NW/WX //2749,0
2.598,00 VOK - Cartwright,NFLD CAN CCG J3E/USB 19-gen 2037 NW/WX -
2.598,00 VON - Saint John's,NFLD CAN CCG J3E/USB 20-nov 2207 NW/WX -
2.618,50 GYA NORTWOOD London G RN FAX 120/576 16-gen 1955 CDT 2019,2032,2043,2055,2108,2119,2131,2143 CDT
2.642,00 ICB - Genova I RADIO J3E/USB 15-gen 2103 NW/WX -
2.656,00 IPA - Ancona I RADIO J3E/USB 15-gen 2105 NW/WX -
2.657,00 CTQ - Funchal MDR PN J3E/USB 15-gen 2110 NW/WX -
2.706,00 U... ZFK9 ..... CIS MIL CW 15-gen 2113 CLG/WKG "PUPJ" 'PUPJ PUPJ PUPJ DE ZFK9 ZFK9 QTC 313 '
2.733,00 SAH STOCKHOLM RADIO Stockholm/Härnösand S RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2200 NW/WX //1674,0 1710,0 1779,0 1797,0
2.749,00 VCG - Riviere au Renard CAN CCG J3E/USB 20-gen 2317 NW/WX //2598,0
2.761,00 OSU - Oostende BEL RADIO J3E/USB 20-gen 2233 NW/WX -
2.776,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL CW 19-gen 1737 TFC GR(A) -
2.830,00 SVK OLIMPIA RADIO Kerkyra GRC RADIO J3E/USB 21-gen 0033 NW/WX -
2.860,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN CW 19-gen 1736 GR(A)/VVV DE 'NR 524 BE4 OA2Q 4041O E I SD0R GR 14 = SRSRS FYGL DNIF S'
3.016,00 CSY - Santa Maria AZR ACC (NAT-A) J3E/USB 16-gen 2214 TFC ING/SELCALL (BKAQ) -
3.128,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2337 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
3.160,00 HBD20 - Bern/Kernenried SUI MFA ALE/USB 15-gen 2115 N-D SIMPLEX PROTECTED LINK
3.160,00 HBD20 - Bern/Kernenried SUI MFA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 16-gen 0047 SEND MSGS TO Roma -
3.160,00 HBD54 - Roma I AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 16-gen 0051 SEND MSGS TO Bern '26cfromf1.rom.rep.admin.ch'
3.170,00 ..... - ..... - [...] UNID-PSK 20-gen 2140 N-D SIMPLEX
3.226,00 M... XSS Forest Moor G DHFCS ALE/USB 21-gen 0030 SOUND SOUND EVERY 30'
3.282,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/200 15-gen 2118 TFC KRY -
3.322,00 R... - ..... RUS CISAF CW 15-gen 2120 COUNTING STRING -
3.341,00 WGY901 FC1FEM Maynard,MA USA FEMA ALE/USB 21-gen 0429 SOUND -
3.341,00 WGY908 FC8FEM Denver,CO USA FEMA ALE/USB 21-gen 0639 SOUND -
3.344,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 2143 N-D -
3.358,00 RCV - Sevastopol UKR CISN RUS-SYS 75/250 15-gen 2122 N-D -
3.368,20 DHJ59 - Wilhelmshaven D GN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2145 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
3.485,00 VFG GANDER RADIO Gander,NFLD CAN VOLMET (VNAT) J3E/USB 15-gen 2125 WX -
3.500,00 TC.. 1020 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 20-gen 2333 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 2010 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 20-gen 2331 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 2012 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 20-gen 2350 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 2015 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0017 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 2015 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0518 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 2016 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 20-gen 2346 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 3011 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0101 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 3013 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 20-gen 2329 SOUND -
3.500,00 TC.. 4013 ..... TUR TRC/TEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0550 SOUND -
3.552,00 TBB - Ankara TUR TN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 15-gen 2127 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
3.622,50 JMH - Tokyo J METEO FAX 120/576 15-gen 2128 CDT -
3.625,00 7U.. ND20 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 19-gen 2021 CLG "UN20" -
3.625,00 7U.. UN20 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 19-gen 2021 CLG "ND20" -
3.625,00 7U.. XT20 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 19-gen 2026 CLG "UN20" -
3.625,00 7U.. XT23 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 19-gen 2107 CLG "UN20" -
3.625,00 7U.. XT25 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 19-gen 2132 CLG "UN20" -
3.740,50 FAV22 - Mont Valerien F FA CW 15-gen 2129 GR(A) -
3.801,90 U... - ..... CIS MIL CIS 81-81 81/250 20-gen 2148 N-D -
3.805,00 CN.. 1103 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0518 SOUND -
3.805,00 CN.. 1108 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0334 SOUND -
3.805,00 CN.. 13132 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0144 SOUND -
3.805,00 CN.. 1324 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0629 SOUND -
3.805,00 CN.. 2401 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0429 SOUND -
3.805,00 CN.. 2417 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0259 SOUND -
3.818,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 15-gen 2130 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
3.838,00 DRK.. 49235 ..... D DRK ALE/LSB 21-gen 0001 SOUND -
3.855,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 15-gen 2132 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.011,50 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 2150 N-D -
4.026,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/250 15-gen 2134 TFC KRY -
4.060,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 2152 N-D -
4.199,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 20-gen 2154 N-D -
4.219,00 TAH IST.RD# Istanbul TUR RADIO SITOR 100/170 20-gen 2156 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
4.221,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 20-gen 2158 SEND KG84 MSGS -
4.241,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2200 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.251,50 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2202 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.253,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2209 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.256,00 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 2211 N-D/CH MARKER -
4.258,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 100/250 20-gen 2213 IDLE -
4.263,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2215 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.270,90 CFH - Halifax,NFLD CAN CF FAX 120/576 18-gen 2009 CDT 2301,0001,0201,0301,0322,0401,0501 CDT 2202 TXT 'CHART NOT AVAILABLE' 0121 SAT IMG
4.271,00 CFH - Halifax,NFLD CAN CF BAUDOT 75/850 18-gen 2134 WX 'THIS BROADCAST MAY BE RESTARTED IF OPERATIONS REQUIRE IT. '
4.301,50 U.... - ..... CIS CISAF FSK 25/199 20-gen 2217 IDLE -
4.319,00 NPN - Barrigada GUM USN AFTN FEEDER J3E/USB 20-gen 2218 PX -
4.331,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN CW 20-gen 2220 GR(A)/VVV DE '= VVV DE 4XZ 4XZ ='
4.508,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL J3E/USB 20-gen 2221 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
4.545,00 HBD40 - Beograd SER AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 17-gen 0107 SEND MSGS TO Bern -
4.557,70 RCV D Sevastopol UKR CISN BEACON CW 20-gen 2223 QRA -
4.557,90 RIT S Severomorsk RUS CISN BEACON CW 20-gen 2223 QRA -
4.563,20 OUA14 - Aarhus DNK MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2224 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.566,40 VCT 5E# Tors Cove,NFLD CAN GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 2226 N-D/CH MARKER -
4.590,00 6WW - Dakar SEN FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2228 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
4.595,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN CW 19-gen 1706 GR(A) '== NR 924 TK V NZ1P 618191 FOVMK PR FT6 '
4.595,50 FD.. - ..... F FAF J3E/USB 20-gen 2230 TEST 'CECI EST UNE EMISSION DE CALORIE DESTINE AU REGLAGE DE VOTRE RECEPTEUR ........ "
4.625,00 UVB76 - Moskva RUS RA A3A 20-gen 2232 BUZZER -
4.625,00 ..... 165001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 2231 SOUND 0331 SOUND
4.757,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 20-gen 2234 N-D -
4.863,00 FD.. - ..... F FAF J3E/USB 19-gen 1701 TEST 'CECI EST UNE EMISSION DE CALORIE DESTINE AU REGLAGE DE VOTRE RECEPTEUR ........ "
4.932,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 2236 N-D -
4.981,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 2238 N-D -
5.055,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] FSK 40/500 19-gen 0630 IDLE -
5.090,00 HBD63 - London G AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 21-gen 0103 SEND MSGS TO Bern -
5.095,20 CFH - Halifax,NS CAN CF STANAG-4285/75L/5N1/USB 19-gen 0635 NAWS DE -
5.111,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/500 20-gen 2242 N-D -
5.178,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/250 20-gen 2245 N-D -
5.198,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 17-gen 0640 N-D -
5.227,70 JXU - Bodo NOR NN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2247 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
5.242,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/250 20-gen 2249 TFC KRY -
5.258,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 20-gen 2251 N-D -
5.296,00 FAV22 - Mont Valerien F FA CW 17-gen 0647 GR(A) 'NR 20 J CH7 07:52:42 1984 BT OCWPP ZPEUX'
5.306,00 NCN - Awase/Okinawa J USN FSK 50/850 20-gen 2253 N-D -
5.309,70 EBA - Madrid E SN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2255 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
5.325,00 RND79 - Moskva RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 17-gen 0644 N-D -
5.376,00 U... V2ED ..... CIS MIL CW 19-gen 1659 CLG "PU8D" 1702 CLG "SHVL" 1706 CLG "P8FU"
5.427,70 LBA - Stavanger NOR NN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 2258 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
5.433,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 2302 N-D/CH MARKER -
5.440,00 ..... 400001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 21-gen 0402 SOUND -
5.440,00 ..... 400007 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 2311 SOUND -
5.440,00 ..... 400009 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 21-gen 0439 SOUND -
5.440,00 ..... 400014 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 21-gen 0334 SOUND -
5.440,00 ..... NDB ..... - [...] ALE/USB 21-gen 0423 SOUND -
5.453,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 19-gen 1656 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
5.501,00 ..... - ..... - [...] CW 20-gen 2314 TFC -
5.512,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN MPSK (HIBRID MODEM) 19-gen 2030 N-D -
5.550,00 KEA5 NEW YORK Riverhead,NY USA AIR (CAR-A) J3E/USB 19-gen 0636 WKG "REACH-105" -
5.598,00 CSY - Santa Maria AZR ACC (NAT-A) J3E/USB 16-gen 2212 TFC ING/SELCALL -
5.621,90 YI.. BAS Basrah IRQ POLICE ALE/USB 16-gen 0525 CLG "COMMNET" -
5.621,90 YI.. BGD Bagdad IRQ POLICE ALE/USB 16-gen 2214 CLG "BAS" -
5.621,90 YI.. KRB Karbala IRQ POLICE ALE/USB 16-gen 0525 CLG "BGD" -
5.652,00 KEA5 04 Riverhead,NY USA AIR ACARS 19-gen 0643 SQUITTERS -
5.658,00 AWB MUMBAI RADIO Mumbai IND ACC (AFI-3,MID-2) J3E/USB 20-gen 2311 WKG "AIRINDIA-529" 2312 WKG "SAUDIA-832"
5.658,00 ARB LAHORE RADIO Lahore PAK ACC/FIC (MID) J3E/USB 20-gen 2314 CLG/WKG Mumbai -
5.732,00 NMA Z12 Miami,FL USA USCG ALE/USB 21-gen 0000 SOUND -
5.732,00 N... K70 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 21-gen 0004 SOUND -
5.758,60 FUB - Houilles F FN STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 16-gen 2206 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
5.763,00 TB.. - ..... TUR TN J3E/USB 19-gen 1650 TFC TUR SIMPLEX
5.768,00 HBD77 - Bruxelles BEL AMB. SVIZZERA MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 21-gen 0102 SEND MSGS TO Bern -
5.768,00 LFI CC # Rogoland NOR GW RADIO GW-FSK 19-gen 1647 N-D/CH MARKER -
5.771,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 19-gen 1649 N-D -
5.780,00 RND73 - Moskva RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 17-gen 0647 N-D -
5.792,00 CN.. 1113 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0020 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 11143 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0330 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 1116 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0119 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 1302 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0131 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 1311 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0128 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 13132 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0141 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 1318 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0057 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 13262 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0700 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 24081 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0714 SOUND -
5.792,00 CN.. 24181 ..... MRC MDC ALE/USB 21-gen 0215 SOUND -
5.846,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/200 19-gen 0640 TFC KRY -
5.868,00 EHG6 TWVP2 Palencia E GC ALE/USB 16-gen 2209 CLG "TXX2" -
5.909,50 KA... 03X Omaha,NE USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0656 SOUND -
5.909,50 KPS395 ATL Warm Springs,GA USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0624 SOUND -
5.909,50 K... D07 - BOMBARDIER Q400 - USA CPB ALE/USB 20-gen 2350 SOUND -
5.909,50 K... SX6 ..... USA [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 2350 CLG "NMH" -
5.909,50 NMD35 NMH Alexandria,VA USA USCG ALE/USB 20-gen 2350 CLG "SX6" -
5.909,50 N... K70 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 21-gen 0018 SOUND -
5.909,50 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 21-gen 0053 SOUND -
6.142,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/200 16-gen 2155 TFC KRY -
6.243,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 19-gen 0648 SEND KG84 MSGS -
6.310,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 19-gen 0651 N-D -
6.327,50 VJS D7 # Perth,WA AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 2151 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.340,00 XSW 57 Tijanjn CHN GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 2148 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.340,50 NMF - Cape Cod,MA USA USCG FAX 120/576 16-gen 2154 SAT IMG 2207,2215,2228,0315,03250338 CDT 0230 TXT 'CQ CQ DE' 0243.0254,0305 SCHEDULE 0351 SAT IMG
6.352,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 2145 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.352,50 WHL - Saint Augustine,FL USA GLN PACTOR-3 16-gen 2143 N-D/CH MARKER/CW ID -
6.384,70 CKN - Vancouver,BC CAN CF STANAG-4285/300L/5N1/USB 16-gen 2014 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.389,00 CTP94 - Palhais POR PN BAUDOT 75/850 19-gen 0655 NAWS DE -
6.390,00 AQP2 - Karachi PAK PakN CW 16-gen 2016 VVV DE 'VVV VVV VVV DE AQP2/4/6'
6.396,00 9HD 63 La Valletta MLT GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 2011 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.404,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 19-gen 1643 N-D -
6.435,50 HEB - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-2 16-gen 2100 TL 2200 TL
6.435,50 HEB - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-3 16-gen 2008 N-D/CH MARKER/CW ID 'CQ DE HEB'
6.442,50 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/2400L/5N1/USB 16-gen 2005 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.457,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 16-gen 2003 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.467,00 LFU CC # Rogaland NOR GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 2002 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.474,50 TB.. - ..... TUR TN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 16-gen 2000 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.478,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 1959 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.485,00 YI.. ANB Ramadi IRQ IrqA ALE/USB 19-gen 2031 CLG "10D" -
6.493,20 SXV - Spata Attikis GRC HN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 16-gen 1957 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.493,50 HEC CC Bern SUI GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 1956 N-D/CH MARKER -
6.504,50 YI.. AMB Al Anbar IRQ CUSTOMS ALE/USB 19-gen 1805 CLG "DB2" -
6.504,50 YI.. DB2 Tikrit IRQ CUSTOMS ALE/USB 19-gen 1743 CLG "NAN" -
6.504,50 YI.. NAN Ninawa IRQ CUSTOMS ALE/USB 19-gen 1742 CLG "NAN" -
6.504,50 YI.. NIK An Nukhayb IRQ CUSTOMS ALE/USB 19-gen 1742 CLG "DB2" -
6.504,50 YI.. QAM Al Qaim IRQ CUSTOMS ALE/USB 19-gen 1731 CLG "DB2" -
6.505,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/200 19-gen 1728 TFC KRY -
6.607,00 4XZ - Haifa ISR IsN CW 19-gen 1645 GR(A)/VVV DE = NR 924 TK V NZ1P 618191 FO1K ENR 26 == AR AR VVV DE 4XZ 4XZ =
6.628,00 CSY - Santa Maria AZR ACC (NAT-E) J3E/USB 19-gen 0659 TFC ING/SELCALL --
6.628,00 KEA5 NEW YORK Ryverhead,NY USA ACC (NAT-E) J3E/USB 19-gen 0657 TFC ING/SELCALL --
6.654,50 YI.. DB5 Najaf IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 16-gen 1719 CLG "SHA" -
6.654,50 YI.. SAL Tikrit IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 17-gen 0529 CLG "DB5" -
6.654,50 YI.. SHA ..... IRQ CUSTOM ALE/USB 16-gen 1820 CLG "DB5" -
6.676,00 9VA40 SINGAPORE Jurong SNG VOLMET (VSEA) J3E/USB 16-gen 2020 WX 'BROADCAST END SINGAPORE RADIO'
6.676,00 ARA - Karachi/Quaid E Azam PAK VOLMET (VSEA) J3E/USB 16-gen 2021 WX 'KARACHI METROPORT ....' OUT OF TIME !!!!!
6.676,00 AWB - Mumbai IND VOLMET (VSEA) J3E/USB 16-gen 2025 WX -
6.678,00 ..... 400001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1850 CLG "400008" -
6.678,00 ..... 400004 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1859 CLG "400001" -
6.678,00 ..... 400008 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1918 CLG "400001" -
6.678,00 ..... 400011 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1825 CLG "400012" -
6.678,00 ..... 400012 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1819 CLG "400011" -
6.678,00 ..... 400014 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 2138 SOUND -
6.679,00 VRK22 HONG KONG Cape d'Aguilar HKG VOLMET (VPAC) J3E/USB 19-gen 2015 WX 'HONG KONG VOLMET OUT'
6.679,00 ZKAK - Auckland NZL VOLMET (VPAC) J3E/USB 19-gen 1750 WX -
6.694,50 ..... AID ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1725 CLG "HUA" -
6.694,50 ..... BRT ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1711 CLG "SHA2" -
6.694,50 ..... BTN ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1803 CLG "HAK" -
6.694,50 ..... DB52 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1803 CLG "BTN" -
6.694,50 ..... GAZ ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1823 CLG "DB52" -
6.694,50 ..... HAB ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1719 CLG "GAZ" -
6.694,50 ..... HAK ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1703 CLG "HAB" 1704 CLG "GAZ"
6.694,50 ..... HUA ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1725 CLG "AID" -
6.694,50 ..... HUS ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1709 CLG "HAK" -
6.694,50 ..... LEF ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1903 CLG "HUA" -
6.739,00 ..... AID ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1747 CLG "HUS" -
6.739,00 ..... BRT ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1811 CLG "SHA2" -
6.739,00 ..... FRS ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1744 CLG "BTN" -
6.739,00 ..... GAZ ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1752 CLG "HUA" -
6.739,00 ..... HUA ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1743 CLG "SHA2" -
6.739,00 ..... SHA2 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1845 CLG "BRT" -
6.753,00 7U.. BT10 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 16-gen 2240 CLG "UN10" -
6.753,00 7U.. TD15 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 16-gen 1601 CLG "UN10" -
6.753,00 7U.. TD18 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 16-gen 2006 CLG "UN10" -
6.753,00 7U.. TD19 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 16-gen 2319 CLG "UN10" -
6.753,00 7U.. TD22 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 16-gen 1957 CLG "UN10" -
6.753,00 7U.. UN10 ..... ALG ANG ALE/USB 16-gen 2019 CLG "TD15" -
6.759,00 MKL - Northwood G RN NATO 75/850 16-gen 1950 N-D -
6.773,00 K... 0004NYCAP .....,NY USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0510 SOUND -
6.773,00 K... 0021CTCAP .....,CT USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0537 SOUND -
6.798,00 FD.. - ..... F FAF CW 19-gen 0703 TEST 'CECI EST UNE MISSION DE CALORIE DESTIN AU RGLAGE DE VOTRE RCEPTEUR'
6.800,00 B... CZT2 ..... CHN MIL CW 18-gen 2108 CLG "RXP7" -
6.840,00 ..... CS002 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 0714 SEND MSGS TO "RS008" -
6.840,00 ..... CS002A ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 0916 CLG "RS002A" -
6.840,00 ..... RS0010 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 1100 SEND MSGS TO "RS0011" -
6.840,00 ..... RS0011 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 0805 CLG "CS002" -
6.840,00 ..... RS0011 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 1057 SEND MSGS TO "RS0010" -
6.840,00 ..... RS008 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 0712 SEND MSGS TO "CS002" -
6.840,00 ..... RS009 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 0841 CLG "CS002" -
6.862,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/200 19-gen 1744 N-D -
6.868,00 ..... KXO ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 1748 SOUND -
6.887,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 19-gen 1722 N-D -
6.903,20 M... - Stornoway G MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 19-gen 0714 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.911,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 19-gen 1720 N-D -
6.924,00 TC.. VATAN ..... TUR MIL J3E/USB 19-gen 0716 TFC TUR SIMPLEX
6.935,00 RDH64 - Sankt Peterburg RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 19-gen 0718 N-D -
7.339,50 FAV22 - Mont Valerien F FA CW 19-gen 0724 GR(A) -
7.383,00 EHC2 TZSM2 Malaga E GC ALE/USB 19-gen 0627 CLG "TXX1" -
7.430,00 RHT42 - Sankt Peterburg RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 19-gen 0723 N-D -
7.455,00 FUV - Djibouti DJI FN FSK 50/850 19-gen 0725 N-D -
7.594,50 OEY61 - Camp Faour SYR AuA ALE/USB 20-gen 0720 CLG OEY80 -
7.594,50 OEY80 - Villach AUT AuA ALE/USB 20-gen 0720 CLG OEY61 -
7.597,00 F... JB ..... F FF NATO 75/850 19-gen 0727 N-D -
7.598,00 IEA23 - Milano I CC J3E/LSB 20-gen 0758 CLG IEA20 -
7.602,00 K... 043MERCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 20-gen 0119 SOUND -
7.602,00 K... 201SERCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 20-gen 0125 SOUND -
7.610,00 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 19-gen 0729 N-D -
7.622,00 ..... CS002 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1244 CLG "RS009" -
7.622,00 ..... CS002 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 18-gen 1246 SEND MSGS TO "RS009" -
7.622,00 ..... CS002A ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1413 CLG "RS005A" -
7.622,00 ..... RS0011 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1355 CLG "CS002" -
7.622,00 ..... RS0011 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 18-gen 1400 SEND MSGS TO "CS002" -
7.622,00 ..... RS005A ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1414 CLG "CS002A" -
7.622,00 ..... RS009 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1244 CLG "CS002" -
7.622,00 ..... RS009 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 18-gen 1244 SEND MSGS TO "CS002" -
7.630,00 FWV WV Nimes Garons F FN NATO 75/850 19-gen 0731 N-D -
7.713,00 TC.. - ..... TUR MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 16-gen 1658 SEND KG84 MSGS -
7.732,00 ..... BS008C1 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 0733 SEND MSGS TO "CS004A" -
7.732,00 ..... RS0013D ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 0748 SEND MSGS TO "CS004A" -
7.732,00 ..... RS0014D ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 0750 CLG "CS004A" -
7.732,00 ..... RS0014D ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 19-gen 0957 SEND MSGS TO "CS004A" -
7.755,00 ..... CS001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1029 CLG "RS002" -
7.755,00 ..... RS002 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 16-gen 1029 CLG "CS001" -
7.795,00 JMB34 - Tokyo Fusa J METEO FAX 120/576 16-gen 1722 CDT 1739,1810,1821,1832,1850 CDT
7.801,00 U.. - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 19-gen 1638 N-D -
7.808,00 FD.. - ..... F FAF CW 17-gen 0843 TEST 'CECI EST UNE MISSION DE CALORIE DESTIN AU RGLAGE DE VOTRE RCEPTEUR, LUNDI, MARDI'
7.809,00 YP.. - ..... ROU RouF ALE/USB 16-gen 1720 N-D PROTECTED LINK SIMPLEX
7.931,00 ..... - ..... - [...] CW 16-gen 1726 GR(N) TTT TTT AT END
7.940,00 ..... 400001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 2100 CLG "400008" -
7.940,00 ..... 400008 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 2115 CLG "400001" -
7.940,00 ..... 820105 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-gen 2154 SOUND -
7.981,40 KZN508 - Rock Hill,SC USA SAILMAIL PACTOR-3 17-gen 0014 SEND MAILS 'Welcome to Sailmail R3 Rock Hill #1'
7.981,50 ..... - ..... - [...] PACTOR-3 16-gen 1650 SEND ASII FILES TO "SADIKE2" -
8.000,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/200 19-gen 2044 N-D -
8.012,00 KIG449 RIC Richmnod,VA USA CAP ALE/USB 16-gen 2353 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... 0001AKCAP ..... ALS CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0443 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... 0004MICAP .....,MI USA CAP ALE/USB 17-gen 0043 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... 0012SCCAP .....,SC USA CAP ALE/USB 16-gen 2306 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... 043MERCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 16-gen 2351 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... 100SWRCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 17-gen 0456 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... 101NCRCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 17-gen 0539 SOUND -
8.012,00 K... AVS ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 17-gen 0000 SOUND -
8.052,00 - ..... - MIL NATO 75/850 16-gen 1730 N-D -
8.060,00 ..... CS003A ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1323 CLG "RS0011B" -
8.060,00 ..... CS003A ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 18-gen 1404 SEND MSGS TO "RS0011B" -
8.060,00 ..... RS0011B ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1324 CLG "CS003A" -
8.060,00 ..... RS0011B ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 18-gen 1406 SEND MSGS TO "CS003A" -
8.060,00 ..... RS0014 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1346 CLG "CS003" -
8.060,00 ..... RS0014 ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 18-gen 1347 SEND MSGS TO "CS003" -
8.088,70 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 16-gen 1733 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.104,75 RNN24 - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1000 20-gen 0630 N-D (9074,75)
8.108,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 16-gen 1735 N-D -
8.139,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/200 19-gen 2038 N-D -
8.638,50 HEB - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-3 21-gen 0057 N-D/CH MARKER/CW-ID -
8.672,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 21-gen 0052 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.683,50 LFB2 CC # Rogoland NOR GW RADIO GW-FSK 21-gen 0050 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.690,50 9MG CC # Penang MLA GW RADIO GW-FSK 21-gen 0048 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.701,00 CTW - Monsanto POR PN STANAG-4285/600L/5N2/LSB 16-gen 1744 AVAILABILITY -
8.701,00 CTW - Monsanto POR PN STANAG-4285/600L/5N2/USB 16-gen 1744 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.705,50 LFI CC # Rogoland NOR GW RADIO GW-FSK 21-gen 0043 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.720,40 9MG CC # Penang MLA GW RADIO GW-FSK 21-gen 0045 N-D/CH MARKER -
8.787,00 B... CZT2 ..... CHN MIL CW 16-gen 2206 CLG "RXP7" -
8.795,40 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 21-gen 0021 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
8.800,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 18-gen 2113 SEND KG84 MSGS -
8.825,00 KEA5 NEW YORK Riverhead,NY USA AIR (NAT-E) J3E/USB 21-gen 0024 WKG "CANADA-154" -
8.864,00 VFG GANDER RADIO Gander,NFLD CAN AIR (NAT-B) J3E/USB 16-gen 1743 TFC ING/SELCALL (ASBJ) -
8.903,00 TTL N'DJAMENA INFO N'Djamena TCD ACC/FIC (AFI) J3E/USB 18-gen 2120 WKG "360" -
8.912,00 KA... CDI Cedar Island,NC USA CHOTEN ALE/USB 21-gen 0620 SOUND -
8.912,00 NMA 07Z Miami,FL USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 2142 CLG "718" -
8.912,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 2142 CLG "07Z" -
8.912,00 N... J02 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 2150 SOUND -
8.912,00 N... K70 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 21-gen 0018 SOUND -
8.912,00 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 21-gen 0322 SOUND -
8.918,00 KEA5 NEW YORK Riverhead,NY USA AIR (CAR-A) J3E/USB 16-gen 2200 TFC ING/SELCALL (GRLM) -
9.047,00 KIG449 RIC Richmnod,VA USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0206 SOUND -
9.047,00 K... 0012SCCAP .....,SC USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0135 SOUND -
9.047,00 K... 043MERCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0127 SOUND -
9.047,00 K... 201SERCAP ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0520 SOUND -
9.047,00 K... AVS ..... USA CAP ALE/USB 21-gen 0310 SOUND -
9.074,75 RCV26 - Moskva RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1000 20-gen 0633 N-D (8104,75)
9.095,00 6WW - Dakar SEN FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 0635 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
9.140,00 RKE5 - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1500/2CH 20-gen 0648 N-D -
9.157,00 HEC CC Bern SUI GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 0650 N-D/CH MARKER -
9.160,00 RCF45 - Moskva RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/500 20-gen 0652 N-D -
9.224,00 R... - Murmansk/Severomorsk RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/200 18-gen 2116 TFC KRY -
9.226,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 16-gen 1633 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
9.239,75 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1000 20-gen 0655 N-D -
10.000,00 PPE - Rio de Janeiro B TS H3E/USB 18-gen 2150 TIME POR 0700 'OBSERVATORIU NAZIONAL ......'
10.000,00 WWV - Fort Collins,CO USA NITS A3A 18-gen 2155 PIPS/V-M -
10.084,00 ZKAK 05 Auckland NZL AIR ACARS 20-gen 0710 SQUITTERS -
10.166,40 VCT 4E # Tors Cove,NFLD CAN GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 0715 N-D/CH MARKER -
10.286,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 0718 N-D -
10.341,00 HEC CC Bern SUI GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 0720 N-D/CH MARKER -
10.352,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 0722 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
10.359,00 ..... OBLIT ..... - INTEL J3E/USB 20-gen 0723 GR(N) ING -
10.360,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 0725 N-D/CH MARKER -
10.399,00 ..... - ..... - [...] BAUDOT 50/500 20-gen 0733 GR(N) MARK EVERY 50 GROUPS '990 105 20 0701 1123 = groups 0734 K'
10.399,00 ..... - ..... - [...] CW 20-gen 0731 TFC 'QSA~K QSA3 QSA~ K I QSA3 QSA~ K QTC1 ZZC K ZVP K QRV 5 K '
10.452,00 RIW - Moskva UZB CISN BEE/36-50 50/200 19-gen 1625 TFC KRY -
10.555,00 VMW - Wiluna,WA AUS METEO FAX 120/576 16-gen 1632 CDT 1643,1653,1702 CDT
10.568,20 ICS - La Spezia I IN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 16-gen 1630 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
10.746,00 SAB DE Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 16-gen 1628 N-D/CH MARKER -
10.832,00 NDT - Awase/Okinawa J USN FSK 50/850 16-gen 1627 N-D -
10.963,20 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 18-gen 2100 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
10.990,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK 12/USB 16-gen 1625 N-D -
11.055,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 100/500 20-gen 0738 N-D -
11.065,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 100/500 20-gen 0739 N-D -
11.088,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/250 20-gen 0741 TFC KRY -
11.145,00 LFI CC # Rogoland NOR GW RADIO GW-FSK 20-gen 0743 N-D/CH MARKER -
11.256,00 ETK4 - Addis Abeba ETH EA J3E/USB 16-gen 1614 TFC ING BEEP AT END
11.279,00 TFW ICELAND RADIO Reykjavik ISL AIR (NAT-D) J3E/USB 16-gen 1607 WKG "AIRFRANCE-438" -
11.279,00 VFG GANDER RADIO Gander,NF CAN AIR (NAT) J3E/USB 16-gen 1610 WKG "LUFTHANSA-490" (GRAM) -
11.309,00 CSY - Santa Maria AZR AIR (NAT-E) J3E/USB 16-gen 1604 TFC ING/SELCALL (LSGM) -
11.315,00 ..... 1001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 1148 SOUND -
11.315,00 ..... 2001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 0749 CLG "2002" -
11.315,00 ..... 2002 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 0813 CLG "2001" -
11.315,00 ..... 2003 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 1204 SOUND -
11.315,00 ..... 2005 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 20-gen 1022 SOUND -
11.348,00 EC.. 17 Telde CNR AIR ACARS 20-gen 0748 SQUITTERS -
11.387,00 VJN385 - Sydney/Llandilo,NSW AUS VOLMET (VSEA) J3E/USB 16-gen 1600 WX -
11.418,00 RMP - Kaliningrad RUS CISN CW 20-gen 0751 TFC 'RPT W5951 IW941K RMP OK QRU K '
11.470,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 100/500 20-gen 0750 N-D -
11.490,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL FSK 100/500 20-gen 0751 N-D -
11.566,00 ..... - ..... - [...] CW 16-gen 1622 GR(N) TTTTTT AT END
12.120,00 NRR - Roosvelt Roads PTR USN SALINAS AB NATO 75/850 20-gen 0753 N-D -
12.145,00 - ..... . MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/USB 20-gen 0755 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
12.251,00 REA4 - Moskva CIS CISAF CW-FSK 20-gen 0758 TFC/GR(A) -
12.251,00 REA4 - Moskva CIS CISAF FSK 50/1000 20-gen 0756 IDLE -
12.402,00 ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 50/850 20-gen 0803 N-D -
12.581,50 WLO - Mobile,AL USA RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0758 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
12.584,50 WLO - Coden,AL USA RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0759 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
12.596,00 RLK7 - Arkhangelsk RUS RADIO FEC 100/170/M2 17-gen 0800 NW/WX/SCHED 'POWTORNO RASPISANIE RABOTY RADIOCENTRA T4K'
12.599,50 UAT - Moskva RUS RADIO FEC 100/170 17-gen 0900 TL -
12.599,50 UAT - Moskva RUS RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0809 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
12.624,50 WNU D8 Slidell,LA USA GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0811 N-D/CH MARKER -
12.645,00 XSQ - Guangzhou CHN RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0814 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
12.666,50 FUG12 - La Regine F FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-gen 0820 RY+SG+TEST 'VOYEZ VOUS LE BRICK GEANT QUE J EXAMINE PRES DU GRAND WHARF'
12.704,50 CTA - Aveiro POR PN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/LSB 17-gen 0828 AVAILABILITY -
12.704,50 CTA - Aveiro POR PN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-gen 0828 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
12.707,00 U... 8HEA ..... CIS MIL CW 17-gen 0829 CLG/WKG "2VHL" 0831 CLG/WKG "PXLS" 0832 CLG/WKG "NBDC" 0835 CLG/WKG "AQKV"
12.923,00 HLW2 - Pup'yong KOR RADIO CW 17-gen 0826 CQ DE -
13.019,00 HEB43 - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-2 17-gen 0900 TL -
13.019,00 HEB43 - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-3 17-gen 0829 N-D/CH MARKER/CW-ID -
13.025,50 HEB33 - Bern SUI GLN PACTOR-3 17-gen 0830 N-D/CH MARKER/CW-ID -
13.068,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL BEE/36-50 50/200 17-gen 0832 TFC KRY -
13.069,40 XSW 57 Tijanjn CHN GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0834 N-D/CH MARKER -
13.089,00 NRV - Apra Harbur GUM USCG J3E/USB 18-gen 1530 NW/WX -
13.104,00 XS.. - ..... CHN RADIO J3E/USB 18-gen 1550 TLF -
13.158,00 BVA - Taipei TWN RADIO J3E/USB 18-gen 1553 TLF -
13.176,00 WKL - ..... USA [...] PACTOR-3 18-gen 1613 CH MARKER/CW-ID CQ DE WKL
13.215,00 AFA3 ADW Camp Springs,MD USA USAF ANDREWS AFB ALE/USB 19-gen 1712 SOUND -
13.215,00 AFE81 HAW Wideawake ASC USAF ALE/USB 19-gen 1801 SOUND -
13.215,00 AFG4 OFF Omaha,NE USA USAF OFFUT AFB ALE/USB 19-gen 1621 SOUND -
13.215,00 AFI MCC Sacramento,CA USA USAF MCCLENNAN AFB ALE/USB 19-gen 1634 SOUND -
13.215,00 AIE2 GUA Barrigada GUM USAF ANDERSEN AFB ALE/USB 19-gen 1703 SOUND -
13.215,00 AJE CRO Croughton G USAF ALE/USB 19-gen 1828 SOUND -
13.215,00 AKA5 AED Anchorage ALS USAF ELMENDORF AFB ALE/USB 19-gen 1621 SOUND -
13.215,00 CUS PLA Lajes AZR USAF ALE/USB 19-gen 1715 SOUND -
13.215,00 MLU GBL Gibraltair GIB RAF ALE/USB 19-gen 2041 SOUND -
13.215,00 NKW JDG Diego Garcia DGA USN ALE/USB 19-gen 1627 SOUND -
13.215,00 NRR JNR Roosvelt Roads PTR USN SALINAS AB ALE/USB 19-gen 1740 SOUND -
13.215,00 NSY ICZ Sigonella I USN ALE/USB 19-gen 1704 SOUND -
13.306,00 KEA5 NEW YORK Riverhead,NY USA AIR (NAT-A) J3E/USB 18-gen 1510 WKG "IBERIA-4153" -
13.444,20 FKO RFQP Djibouti DJI FAF ARQ-E3 100/400 18-gen 1535 IDLE -
13.484,90 SP.. IGIELIT37 ..... POL PoF ALE/USB 20-gen 0816 CLG "SUDANIT42" -
13.484,90 SP.. MORTON25 ..... POL PoF ALE/USB 20-gen 0816 CLG "SUDANIT42" -
13.499,00 CN.. 11021 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1810 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 11043 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1633 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1111 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1713 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1113 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1822 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1115 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1638 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1118 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1636 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 13011 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1647 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1307 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1833 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1308 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1648 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 13081 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1719 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1311 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1827 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 13121 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1630 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 13151 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1728 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1316 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1803 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1317 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1836 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1318 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1751 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1325 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1742 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 1740 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1740 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2002 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1711 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2011 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1638 CLG "2522" -
13.499,00 CN.. 2203 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1737 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2204 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1732 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2205 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1711 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 22111 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1936 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2404 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1658 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2408 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1921 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2411 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1725 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2413 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1727 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2416 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1644 SOUND -
13.499,00 CN.. 2519 ..... MRC PC ALE/USB 19-gen 1714 SOUND -
13.510,00 CFH CWFH Halifax,NS CAN CF BAUDOT 75/850 18-gen 1849 WX 'CANADIAN FORCES METOC CENTRE, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA'
13.510,00 CFH CWFH Halifax,NS CAN CF FAX 120/576 18-gen 1832 CDT 1625,1901,CDT 2001 TXT
13.512,00 CFH CWFH Halifax,NS CAN CF FAX 120/576 18-gen 1801 CDT -
13.513,00 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA FEC 100/170/ATU-80 18-gen 1534 TFC ARA -
13.513,00 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 18-gen 1532 CLG Kampala -
13.841,20 FKK4 RFFXCAB N'Djamena TCD FAF ARQ-E3 192/400 18-gen 1538 RY+SG+TEST 'VOYEZ LE BRICK GEANT QUE J EXAMINE PRES DU GRAND WHARF 0123456789'
13.870,00 ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 50/850 18-gen 1521 N-D -
13.979,20 FA.. RFFXCTX Faviers F FA ARQ-E3 192/400 18-gen 1520 RY+SG+TEST 'FM ANTENNE SIC FAVIERES'
13.983,00 VCT 4E # Tors Cove,NF CAN GW RADIO GW-FSK 18-gen 1517 N-D/CH MARKER -
13.989,75 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1000 20-gen 0819 N-D -
13.994,75 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1000 20-gen 0820 N-D -
14.415,70 IGJ - Augusta I IN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 20-gen 0822 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
14.484,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 0824 N-D -
14.494,00 U... - ..... CIS [...] FSK 200/1000 18-gen 1018 N-D -
14.556,70 SSE.. YK~ZLL ..... - AMB. EGIZIANA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 19-gen 1603 WKG Cairo 'mn : ba~sh~w aly : almrajoe'
14.581,00 RDL - Smolensk RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/200 20-gen 0826 TFC KRY -
14.582,00 K.. CT1 ..... USA [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1741 CLG "TSC" -
14.582,00 K.. TSC Orlando,FL USA CPB ALE/USB 18-gen 1736 CLG "CT1" -
14.582,00 K... 00A - PIPER PA-42-720R - USA CPB ALE/USB 18-gen 1822 SOUND -
14.582,00 K... MR1 - LAND MOBILE - USA [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1934 SOUND -
14.582,00 K... T16 - PIPER PA-42-720R - USA CPB ALE/USB 18-gen 1815 SOUND -
14.582,00 NMN LNT Chesapeake,VA USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 2046 CLG "N06" -
14.582,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1837 SOUND -
14.582,00 N... J02 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1632 SOUND -
14.582,00 N... J25 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1934 SOUND -
14.582,00 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1845 SOUND 1906 CLG "LNT"
14.924,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 18-gen 1448 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
15.867,00 K... A41 - UH-60 - USA CPB ALE/USB 18-gen 1740 SOUND -
15.867,00 K... D41 - P-3B "Slick" - USA CPB ALE/USB 18-gen 1842 SOUND -
15.867,00 K... MR1 - LAND MOBILE - USA [...] ALE/USB 18-gen 1931 SOUND -
15.867,00 K... T16 - PIPER PA-42-720R - USA CPB ALE/USB 18-gen 1817 SOUND -
15.867,00 WU.. C10 Mobile,AL USA USACE ALE/USB 18-gen 2045 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... 711 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1718 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1708 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... J02 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1635 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... J16 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1650 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... J25 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1941 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... J39 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1708 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... K56 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1756 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... N02 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1814 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1708 SOUND -
15.867,00 N... N08 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 18-gen 1751 SOUND -
16.022,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-gen 0920 N-D -
16.035,00 9VF252 - Jurong SNG KYODO FAX 60/288 18-gen 0928 KYODO NEWS 1020 KYODO NEWS
16.128,50 P7J - Pyongyang KRE MFA FSK 600/600 20-gen 0835 N-D -
16.141,70 SSE.. DLKGMK Luanda AGL AMB. EGIZIANA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 17-gen 1501 WKG Cairo -
16.155,50 IA.. IN1 ..... - IA J3E/USB 18-gen 0946 CLG/WKG "AR1" DUPLEX
16.155,50 IA.. IN1 ..... - IA STANAG-4285/1200S/8N1/USB 18-gen 0930 TFC KRY -
16.166,50 R... - ..... - FAPSI CROWD/USB 20-gen 0839 TFC KRY -
16.176,80 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/2400/3CH 17-gen 0650 N-D -
16.188,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 18-gen 1027 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
16.246,50 P7J - Pyongyang KRE MFA FSK 600/600 17-gen 0653 N-D -
16.267,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-gen 1500 N-D -
16.331,70 RCV D Sevastopol UKR CISN BEACON CW 17-gen 0655 QRA -
16.332,00 RIW C Moskva RUS CISN BEACON CW 17-gen 0655 QRA -
16.340,00 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA CODAN 16 TONES/USB 18-gen 1533 N-D -
16.553,00 JM.. - ..... J FHISERIE RADIO MPSK8 100/240 17-gen 0657 N-D -
16.812,50 NRV - Apra Harbur GUM USCG SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0659 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
16.880,00 XSQ - Guangzhou CHN RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0701 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
16.892,00 XSG - Shanghai CHN RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0702 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
16.898,50 XSG SHAIRDO Shanghai CHN RADIO SITOR 100/170 17-gen 0704 CH MARKER/CW-ID -
16.904,90 FUV - Djibouti DJI FN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-gen 0711 RY+SG+TEST 'VOYEZ VOUS LE BRICK GEANT QUE J EXAMINE PRES DU GRAND WHARF'
16.971,00 JJC - Tokyo J RADIO FAX 60/288 17-gen 0714 KYODO NEWS 0731,0746 KYODO NEWS
16.990,00 HLO - Pup'yong KOR RADIO CW 17-gen 0714 CQ DE -
17.066,50 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 1502 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.121,20 EBA - Madrid E SN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-gen 0717 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
17.130,00 HLW - Pup'yong KOR RADIO CW 17-gen 0723 CQ DE -
17.190,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-gen 0720 N-D -
17.192,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-gen 1505 N-D -
17.205,00 VIE C9 # Darwin,NT AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 1507 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.214,00 VIE C9 # Darwin,NT AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 1508 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.225,50 9MG CC # Penang MLA GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 1509 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.228,50 LSD836 DD Buenos Aires ARG GW-RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0722 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.237,50 VCT 4E # Tors Cove,NFLD CAN GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 1511 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.240,50 VIE C9 # Darwin,NT AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 1512 N-D/CH MARKER -
17.466,50 R... - ..... - FAPSI CROWD/USB 20-gen 0857 TFC KRY -
17.468,00 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 17-gen 1514 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
17.919,00 KEA5 04 Riverhead,NY USA AIR ACARS 17-gen 1515 SQUITTERS -
18.149,50 R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/2000 17-gen 0725 N-D -
18.192,00 R... - ..... - FAPSI BAUDOT 75/500 18-gen 0934 RY/GR(N) '11100 70169 00000 18003 03009'
18.192,00 R... - ..... - FAPSI CW-FSK 18-gen 0932 TFC -
18.381,40 WPUC469 - South Daytona,FL USA SailMal PACTOR-3 18-gen 1444 SEND CRYPTO MAILS CW ID AT END 'Welcome to Sailmail R17 South Daytona!'
18.554,50 OEY61 - Camp Faour SYR AuA ALE/USB 19-gen 1140 CLG OEY80 -
18.554,50 OEY80 - Villach AUT AuA ALE/USB 19-gen 1140 CLG OEY61 -
18.556,00 SP.. AMBER99 ..... - PolF ALE/USB 17-gen 0731 CLG "PARROT66" -
18.556,00 SP.. PARROT66 ..... - PolF ALE/USB 17-gen 0731 CLG "AMBER99" -
19.067,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA FEC 100/170/ATU-80 20-gen 0905 TFC ARA -
19.067,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 20-gen 0931 CLG/WKG Accra -
19.101,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA FEC 100/170/ATU-80 20-gen 0915 TFC ARA -
19.101,70 SSE - Cairo EGY MFA SITOR 100/170/ATU-80 20-gen 0918 CLG/WKG Jakarta 'FROM : 71 TO : JAKARTA '
19.670,60 ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 250/170 17-gen 0730 N-D -
19.685,00 VIE C9 Darwin AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0733 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.689,50 ZSC D2 Cape Town AFS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0735 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.692,50 ZSC D2 Cape Town AFS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0731 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.698,50 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0737 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.714,20 IDR - Roma I IN STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-gen 0739 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
19.724,00 VIE C9 # Darwin,NT AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0740 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.726,00 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0741 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.736,40 SAB DE Goeteborg S GWRADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0743 N-D/CH MARKER -
19.751,00 9MG CC # Penang MLA GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0745 N-D/CH MARKER -
20.109,70 - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 18-gen 0949 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
20.810,60 KTR69 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 20-gen 1009 SOUND SOUND EVERY 30'
20.810,60 KWK93 - ..... USA DoS ALE/USB 20-gen 1413 SOUND -
20.890,00 KD.. EST ..... USA CPB ALE/USB 17-gen 1702 CLG "702" -
20.890,00 K.. OPB Nassau BHA OPBAT ALE/USB 17-gen 1543 CLG "J19" -
20.890,00 K... D23 - P-3B "Slick" - USA CPB ALE/USB 17-gen 1802 SOUND -
20.890,00 K... T16 - PIPER PA-42-720R - USA CPB ALE/USB 17-gen 1553 SOUND -
20.890,00 NMF Z15 Cape Cod,MA USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1558 CLG "716" -
20.890,00 NM.. Z39 ..... USA USCG ALE/USB 20-gen 1657 CLG "J24" -
20.890,00 N... 702 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1634 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... 703 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1845 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... 711 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1708 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... 714 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1832 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... 716 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1522 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1556 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... J19 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1544 CLG "OPB" -
20.890,00 N... J24 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1657 CLG "OPB" -
20.890,00 N... J35 - HH-60J - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1533 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... K07 - MH-65C - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1553 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... N02 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1811 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... N05 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1546 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... N06 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1545 SOUND -
20.890,00 N... N08 - HC-144A - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1537 SOUND -
21.970,00 U... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 20-gen 0920 N-D -
22.392,00 RIW - Moskva RUS CISN BEE/36-50 20/200 18-gen 0952 TFC KRY -
22.456,00 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0750 N-D/CH MARKER -
22.469,40 SAB - Goeteborg S GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0752 N-D/CH MARKER -
22.542,00 JJC - Tokyo J RADIO FAX 60/288 20-gen 0925 KYODO NEWS -
22.678,60 P7.. - ..... - DIPLO DPKR FSK 600/600 20-gen 0926 N-D -
22.682,50 VIE C9 Darwin,NT AUS GW RADIO GW-FSK 18-gen 0953 N-D/CH MARKER -
22.787,40 9MG CC # Penang MLA GW RADIO GW-FSK 17-gen 0754 N-D/CH MARKER -
22.847,40 CPK 5E Santa Cruz BOL GW RADIO GW-FSK 18-gen 0956 N-D/CH MARKER -
22.863,50 P7.. - ..... - DIPLO DPKR FSK 600/600 20-gen 0928 N-D -
22.864,00 RDL - Smolensk RUS CISN BEE/36-50 50/250 20-gen 0929 TFC KRY -
23.337,00 AA.. 221105 - AIRCRAFT - USA USAF/USN ALE/USB 20-gen 1022 SOUND -
23.337,00 AIE2 GUA Barrigada GUM USAF ANDERSEN AFB ALE/USB 20-gen 1111 SOUND -
23.337,00 CUW PLA Lajes AZR USAF ALE/USB 20-gen 1042 SOUND -
25.350,00 K... D23 - P-3B "Slick" - USA CPB ALE/USB 17-gen 1745 SOUND -
25.350,00 NGB.. ALBNY Albany,NY USA USANG ALE/USB 17-gen 1858 SOUND -
25.350,00 NGB.. SLKNY Saranac Lake,NY USA USANG ALE/USB 17-gen 1942 SOUND -
25.350,00 N... 703 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1854 SOUND -
25.350,00 N... 718 - HC-130H - USA USCG ALE/USB 17-gen 1614 SOUND -
25.675,00 U.. - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1000 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
26.119,00 A9M 5F Hamala BHR GW RADIO GW-FSK 18-gen 1004 N-D/CH MARKER -
26.125,00 U... - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1006 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
26.175,00 U... - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1007 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
26.275,00 U... - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1009 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
26.305,00 U... - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1010 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
26.355,00 U... - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1012 TFC RUS SIMPLEX
26.835,00 U... - ..... CIS TAXI/TRUCKERS ? F3E 18-gen 1015 TFC RUS SIMPLEX

Bruno Casula - Cagliari / Italy
(via Utilityworld yg)

Conferma QSL N. 11 da R. Taiwan International

2012-01-23T18:02:00.000+01:00

R. TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL 6875 kHz via Okeechobee 05/11/2011 06:00 UTC - P.O. Box 24-38 Taipei - Taiwan con una QSL, schedule, raccoglitore fogli RTI in 80 giorni. Rapporto d'ascolto inviato dalla pagina web http://spanish.rti.org.tw/customerservice/ReceptionForm.aspx. La cartolina QSL è visionalbile al seguente URL: http://acquamarina.blogspot.com

Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italy

Changes in the schedule of the "Voice of Russia"

2012-01-23T08:59:00.001+01:00

In connection with the optimization of the load of technical means of the powerful MW and SW broadcasting the programs of FGBU GTRK Russian state radio company "the Voice of Russia" for autumn-winter period 2011-2012 year, beginning with January 1, 2012 broadcasting in the countries of Asia, the Middle East, Central Asia, Africa, the Baltic states, Europe, the Caucasus, Central and South America, as well as in Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova changed. Broadcasting to the Atlantic is removed in accordance with the programme schedule. The schedule for the rest of the directions (North America, Australia and New. Zealand) remains unchanged.

Stood out to me significant changes mention the following:

- programmes in Arabic shifted forward by 1 hour and now on the air in 1600-2100, and an hour 2200-2300 cancelled;

- added the morning hours of broadcasting in Kurdish language 0500-0600- 1314 kHz, evening moved back by one hour at 1500 - also 1314 + SW 5945, 7215;

- expanded considerably broadcasting in Turkish: added the morning block of 0100-0500 (the first two hours of 1314, then 1350 kHz), evening bloc became a three-hour, added an hour to 1300 on the two above-mentioned MW frequencies;

- there are changes in the schedule of broadcasting in English, in particular increased broadcasting on Middle East - added blocks 0100-0500, 1200-1300 and allocate 2100-2200.
In some cases changed the frequency of broadcasting on short wave. All the changes can be viewed on the Russian DX Portal in the section of the Voice of Russia (changes should be made already in the next couple of days).
In broadcasting in the Russian language will focus on the SW the schedule, where now are broadcast 24 hours a day, instead of the 23-year in the past year. It seems to me, and the number of frequencies a little grown up. Here is the schedule of the Russian service from January 1, 2012.
0000-0200 9750 South America
0000-0300 7260 Center. South America
0100-0200 6135 South America
0100-0300 7225 Near and Middle East, the Caucasus (CIS countries)
0200-0600 12070 Central Asia (CIS countries)
0500-0700 9680 Europe, Ukraine, Moldova (CIS), Baltic states
0600-1000 11635 Europe, the Baltic states (DRM in the format of a MIDI channel 2)
0800-1000 7325 Europe (DRM in the format of a MIDI channel 2)
1000-1200 7325 Europe (DRM in the format of a MIDI channel 1)
1200-1400 7325 Europe (DRM in the format of a MIDI channel 2)
1200-1400 9450 Center of Asia, Australia, New Zealand
1200-1400 9840 Central Asia (CIS), Central Asia, Australia, New Zealand
1200-1500 5945 Near and Middle East, central Asia (CIS) + Caucasus
1300-1500 9470 Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus (CIS countries) Near and Middle East
1300-1500 9675 Europe (DRM in the format of a MIDI channel 2)
1300-1500 12055 Central Asia (CIS countries)
1400-1600 6140 Near and Middle East Caucasus, Ukraine, Moldova (CIS countries)
1400-1700 5940 Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus (CIS) Europe Baltic states
1500-1600 5900 Near and Middle East Center and central Asia
1500-1600 7215 Near and Middle East Caucasus, Ukraine, Moldova (CIS countries)
1500-1600 9480 Europe
1500-1600 11985 Near and Middle East
1500-1700 9865 Europe
1600-1700 5900Near and Middle East Central and Middle Asia
1600-1700 7215 Near and Middle East Caucasus (CIS countries)
1600-1700 7240 Central Asia
1600-1900 7230 Europe
1800-2000 5940 Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus (CIS) Europe Baltic states
1800-2000 5995 Central Asia Caucasus Near and Middle East Europe, Ukraine, Moldova
1900-2000 11985 Near and Middle East
1900-2100 7300 Europe
2100-2200 6040 Europe (DRM in the format of a MIDI channel 2)
2200-0000 7430 Central America
2200-2300 9750 South America
2300-0000 7260 Central America
2300-0000 7430 South America

Glenn Hauser logs January 21-22, 2012

2012-01-23T06:05:00.001+01:00

** CHINA. Tnx to tip from Ron Howard, looked for extensive CNR1 Lunar NYE special with celebratory musical programming, Jan 22 after 1431. Unfortunately, reception was generally poor with flutter, perhaps best on 7295, but managed to make all these //, some of them jammers and with QRM: 9825, 9785, 9450, 7365, 7350, 7305, 7295, 6175, 6145, 6125, 6105. Oops, Ron says this year the NYE special was on CNR2 instead, so all of these must have been normal CNR1 programming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [non]. 5985, Jan 22 at 0601, CRI Arabic via ALBANIA with continuous noise QRM like jamming, or DRM co-channel? None scheduled. Definitely not centered on 5980, where the DentroCuban Jamming Command will ramp up to full force vs R. Martí starting at 0700 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ECUADOR. 4919-, Jan 22 at 0652 check, no signal from R. Quito, unlike 24 hours earlier when it evidently ran all-night. Gone again for another few months? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 22 at 0606, IGIM is on and chanting; was not on at previous tuneby circa 0550 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. Continuing my sporadic-E TVDX observations from previous report, Jan 21, UT:

At 2129, MUF is still up to channel 5 audio as well as video.

At 2153, on 3, promo for MegaCine 5, i.e. net 5

At 2238, on 4, `Se Vale` variety show with the V like a check mark, i.e. net-2

At 2256, on 5, movie with net-5 bug UR

At 2304, on 2, net-7 bug UR

At 2325, on 4, large letters on screen including SINALOA TV, TELEVISION ESTATAL + another word. Trouble is, the only two ch 4s in that state are Televisa, XHBS in Los Mochis with net-2, and XHMAF in Mazatlán with net-5, both 100 kW, per W9WI.com. I suppose it is more likely that the net-5 would cut away for local announcements.

At 2326, on 4, `A John Badham Movie` opening(?) credits on net 5, so that probably makes previous log XHMAF, tho dominant signals in this opening kept moving around geographically. Then promo(?) in Spanish for ``Human Target``. Dubbing often includes saying the film title, never done in original. Apparently unrelated to Badham.

UT Jan 22:
At 0005, still mix of weak signals on 2 and 3

At 0011, soccer with italic 3 in an oval bug in UR, i.e. XHQ, Culiacán, Sinaloa as illustrated: http://tvdxtips.com/mexlogosch3.html

At 0041, still traces of signals on 2 and 3; not checked further (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MYANMAR. 7100, Jan 22 at 1349, weak carrier with flutter, just barely modulated, with Spanish SSB QRhaM. This was first reported Jan 21 by Jose Jacob in India, further monitored by S. Hasegawa in Japan as *0830-1430* and identified by Ron Howard in California earlier Jan 22 at 1317 by confirming it was // 5985.83 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PHILIPPINES. 9520, Jan 22 at 1429, English is only a continuity-announcement language at R. Veritas Asia, not worthy of any full broadcasts: as I tune in, jazz music with ID as from Quezon City, introducing Telugu to follow, and starting that at 1430. Sufficient signal here, far afield from the target area, vs no signal from Indonesia 9526v (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PHILIPPINES. Another check of how well IBB Tinang manages to change frequencies from 9555 to 9760, Korean to English, at 1500, Jan 22: 9555 cuts off at 1459* with announcement still in progress. 9760 cuts on at *1500:10, missing only a few sex of the news --- trouble is, when they hustle to do it that quickly, the #2 transmitter dumps off the air again, and that`s exactly what happened again today; back on, apparently to stay, at *1501:10 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SPAIN [non]. 7435, Jan 22 at 1358 past 1359, checking for REE IS on this // to 7220 Kunming where CRI nonsensically plays it before 1400 Nepali --- but no, just continuing music which may have been V. of Vietnam-1 as scheduled before and after 1400 on 7435. Quick retune to 7220 found REE IS at 1359, but very poor reception today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 21450-22030, Jan 22 at 1418 as I start tuning up the 13m band, I hear continuous splatter, crescendo to distorted center at 21600 with YL gospel huxter in English, i.e. WHRI! Thus LeSEA are disrupting *all* other current signals on the entire 13m band! 21505, 21540, 21540, 21560, 21610, 21630. This habitually happens whenever WHRI turns on a 13mb transmitter, fortunately this one only on Sundays.

Later on Jan 22 at 1615, Wolfgang Büschel in Germany was hearing same noise from WHRI 21630.008 spreading from 21580 to 21720. This is a far greater hazard to world broadcasting than KJES being a few Hz off-frequency, yet the FCC ignores it and slaps KJES with a Notice of Violation (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 11715.1, Jan 22 at 1422, KJES with undermodulated singing, producing slightly lower het against weak 11720 signal than one against 11710, i.e. KJES is slightly on the hi side, but close enough now for FCC standards (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LITENING DIGEST)

** U S A. In my previous KRSN DX test report, first reference to off-frequency tuning was typoed: 1488-LSB, not 1498-LSB. Having clinched it the first time Jan 21, did not stay up to try again Jan 22 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1860-AM, UT Sunday Jan 22 at 0604, WA0RCR weekly broadcast of amateur news from Wentzville MO, concluding RAIN report obviously outdated as they said to listen for 500 kHz activity on November 3! After ID, onto current ARRL report dated Jan 19 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 17655, Jan 22 at 1416, open carrier abutting Saudi French on 17660. Presumably Greenville tuning up for 1700 Portuguese broadcast on 17655. BTW, the 19 Jan edition of HFCC *still* has not been updated to show 17655 instead of 17650. Nor has Aoki. Is anyone paying attention to our monitoring reports? EiBi has moved 17650 to 17655 but only for the M-F 1800-1830 extension, still showing 17650 at 1700 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [non]. 9705, Sunday Jan 22 at 1354, English lesson explained in Cantonese, ``to try your hand at``. Same thing repeated exactly one hour later on same. Aoki and HFCC show VOA Cantonese for both hours, 100 kW via Saipan, the first at 285 degrees, the second at 310 --- for Guangzhou immigrants further north in China? They are not significant enough to merit jamming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1600 monitoring: confirmed after 0500 UT Sunday Jan 22 on 5755, WTWW. Not expected this week on Area 51, so next chances to hear are on WRMI 9955: Sunday 1830, Monday 1230, Maybe Thursday 0430 unless 1601 is ready by then as I strive for it to be (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VENEZUELA [non]. Another Sunday, Jan 22 so another check for `Aló, Presidente` via RHC transmitters: at 1408, nothing on 13750 while RHC was nominal on 13670, 13780. Until the Jan 8 reactivation of the A,P broadcasts, RHC would turn on 13750 anyway with its own programming by 1400 Sundays only. Recheck at 1558 found El Hugazo in progress, maybe started circa 1530, on 13750, // undermodulated 17750, good on 15370, fair with echo on 13680, and poor on 11690. Meanwhile, RHC itself had not yet closed on 15380 and 13670. Next check at 1747, El Hugazo still going with 13750 and 15370 best, 17750 undermodulated, 13680 JBA, and 11690 inaudible if still on. Final check 1813, it`s all over, except the 15370 carrier is still on hetting Canada 15365. At 1817, live video and audio streaming is still going via
http://www.alopresidente.gob.ve/
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 6100, Jan 22 at 0557 as I was tuning by here, surprised to hear the unmistakable REE IS, but just once before carrier off. Did not even have time to pin down the frequency which could have been 6095 or 6105. Nothing in the schedules to account for this: REE doesn`t operate anywhere near 6100 at any time. Maybe overload from 5965 Costa Rica relay? Quickly checked that, but in programming, not IS. Possibly another case of some unrelated site relaying REE by misprogramming mistake, like 7220 Kunming at 1358-1400 every day (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Geophysical Alert Message 2012 Jan 23 0300 UTC

2012-01-23T06:03:00.001+01:00

:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2012 Jan 23 0300 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 22 January follow.
Solar flux 141 and estimated planetary A-index 21.
The estimated planetary K-index at 0300 UTC on 23 January was 4.

Space weather for the past 24 hours has been minor.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level occurred.
Radio blackouts reaching the R1 level occurred.

Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be minor.
Geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level are likely.

Shortwave Radio Logs from WDX6AA

2012-01-23T06:00:00.001+01:00

CANADA   Radio Canada Intl-RCI   11990 0040 GMT Spanish 333 Jan 19 OM with comments plus a YL.

CHINA   CPBS   13610 0015 GMT Chinese 333 Jan 19 YL with comments then YL and OM with comments.//1245[444], 11915[444].

CHINA   China Radio Intl CRI   13580 0016 GMT Chinese 444 Jan 19   YL and OM with comments. Two OMs with comments 0040 GMT plus a YL at times. //11975[444].

CHINA   China Radio Intl - CRI    11885 0038 GMT Chinese and English 444 Jan 19 YL and OM with comments. In English with an OM at 0100 GMT with comments about Irans atomic bombs supply.

ENGLAND   BBCWS   12095 0027 GMT English 444 Jan 19 OM with comments on awards for films in 2011. OM with BBCWS ID 0029 GMT. YL with BBC News 0031 GMT.

GREECE   Foni Tis Helladas   12105 0025 GMT Greek 444 Jan 19 OM with ongoing comments.

PHILIPPINES   Voice of America -VOA   11925 0050 GMT Chinese 333 Jan 19 YL and OM with comments.

ASCENSION   BBCWS Relay   12095 2255 GMT English. 433 Jan 20 Two OMs with comments about the Oman Empire.

CHINA   China Radio Intl -CRI   11640 0133 GMT Chinese 444 Jan 19 YL and OM with comments.//11610[333], 9710[333], 9710[444], 9590[444].

CHINA   China Radio Intl - CRI    5990 2306 GMT English 333 Jan 20 YL and OM with comments.Was a Noisy frequency.

COSTA RICA   Radio Exterior Espana -REE   9765 0140 GMT Spanish 444 Jan 19 Two OMs in a conversation. //9535 [444] via Spain.

CUBA   Radio Havana Cuba -RHC   11840 0118 GMT Spanish 444 Jan 19 OM with comments and giving RHC ID. //11760[333], 9740 [444].

GREECE   Foni Tis Helladas   9420 0154 GMT Greek 333 Jan 19 OM with comments. MacKenzie-CA..

KOREA, South    Voice of Korea VOK   11735 0128 gmt English 333 Jan 19 OM with news items.

TAIWAN   Radio Australia Relay -RA   15240 2302 GMT English 333 Jan 20 YL with comments on Iraqs future. OM with comments about the USA Congress 2304 GMT.

Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, United States of America
Rcvrs: Kenwood R5000 and Grundig Satellit 650
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"
ASWLC: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ASWLC
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KBC DRM MIX

2012-01-22T23:35:00.000+01:00

E' andata in onda regolarmente la trasmissione di KBC da Noratus Armenia in DRM su 7590 kHz. La trasmissione, ancora una volta, non era segnalata nello schedule presente sul sito www.drm.org. Si è trattato del solito programma contenitore con buona musica all'inizio e una serie di programmi dx abbastanza interessanti. Dal punto di vista tecnico il segnale è stato molto altalenante e, spesse volte, l'audio non era presente.

Giovanni Lorenzi - IT9TZZ
QTH: Messina - Italy 38.11 N 15.32 E
Locator JM78SE
RX: Yaesu FRG-7000/Kenwood TS-440
Ant: Longwire 25 m / Dipole
Down converter: homebrewing
Website: http://www.webalice.it/it9tzz

Escuchas Onda Corta Javier Robledillo

2012-01-21T23:53:00.001+01:00

ARABIA SAUDÍ

15.490 kHz, BSKSA, Riyadh, 21-01-12, 0938-0941. Locutor entrevista a invitado, en árabe. SINPO 44343

17.805 kHz, BSKSA, Riyadh, 21-01-12, 0958-1002. Música, señales horarias y noticias con referencias a Afganistán, en árabe. SINPO 55555

CHINA, Rep. Popular

15.440 kHz, Radio China Int., Kunming, 21-01-12, 0933-0938. Locutores con comentarios y entrevista a invitado, en chino. SINPO 55444

15.565 kHz, Radio China Int., Xian, 21-01-12, 0941-0945. Locutora entrevista a invitado, identificación emisora y comentarios de locutores, en chino. SINPO 44333

ESPAÑA

15.585 kHz, Radio Exterior de España, Noblejas, 21-01-12, 0945-0948. Locutor con comentarios y música, en español. SINPO 35343

IRÁN

15.735 kHz, Voz de la Rep. Islámica de Irán, Zahedan, 21-01-12, 0949-0954. Locutor con comentarios y referencias a Irán, en árabe. SINPO 44333

Javier Robledillo

Elche (Alicante)

Rx: Sangean ATS909

Ant: Telescópica

Emittenti FM in DAB, DAB+ a Treviso

2012-01-21T23:31:00.001+01:00

Le emittenti FM che si ricevono anche in DAB, DAB+ a Treviso

Veneto: M. Venda, Padova
RAI WAY- Canale VHF 12D: 229.072 MHz
Emittente      PID     Qualità Modalità
1)   Rai Radio1   5201 192 kbit/s Stereo
2)   Rai Radio2   5202 192 kbit/s            Stereo
3)   Rai Radio3   5203 160 kbit/s            Stereo
4)   Rai GRPR    5206   48 kbit/s            Mono
5)   Rai radiofd4 5207 160 kbit/s            Stereo
6)   Rai radiofd5 5205 160 kbit/s            Stereo
7)   Rai isoradio 5209 160 kbit/s            Stereo

Veneto: .........................................
EURODAB Canale VHF 12A: 223.936 MHz
Emittente      PID     Qualità Modalità
1)   Radio Vaticana + 4104   56 kbit/s             Mono
2)   RTL 102.5 5218 192 kbit/s Stereo
3)   R ITALIA SMI + 5220   64 kbit/s Stereo
4)   Radio Padania + 5276   48 kbit/s Mono
5)   RTL 102.5 + 5295   64 kbit/s Stereo
6)   RTL Groove + 5297   64 kbit/s Stereo
7)   RTL Classic + 5298   64 kbit/s Stereo
8)   RTL Italian Style + 5299   64 kbit/s Stereo
9)   RTL ViaRadio + -          64 kbit/s Stereo
10) RTL 102,5 Cool + -         64 kbit/s Stereo

RX: TERRATEC - chiavetta USB su PC portatile - Windows XP Sp3
Ant: VHF esterna P.O.

Nino Marabello
Treviso, Italia

Glenn Hauser logs January 21, 2012

2012-01-21T23:03:00.000+01:00

** BULGARIA. 5900, UT Sat Jan 21 at 0342 R. Bulgaria conveying its own schedule during weekly DX program; 0348 into DX news, 0350 NHK schedule. Poor and no better on // 7400 with ACI. One more week before this DX program will no longer be on SW, but will they continue to provide it on webcasts? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CANADA. 5745 and 5810, Jan 21 at 0513, both leapfrog mixing products from Sackville are audible weakly: 5745 with Vietnamese music // VOV 6175 relay, jumping over fulcrum 5960 CRI English relay, commies vs commies; and 5810 with music // NHK 6110 relay, over same fulcrum; both possible during this semihour only. Also looked for matches on the hi sides, 6260 and 6390, but could not hear them; 6390 blocked by ute noise (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake Jan 21: 11500, fair at 1452; no others found up to 18 MHz before 1500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** COLOMBIA. 6010, Jan 21 at 0435 just as I tune in, call-letter ID as HJDH, i.e. The Voice of Thy Conscience, atop lo het from Brasil and/or Mexico, then hymn. Blasted away after 0500, of course, by RHC English (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** COSTA RICA [and non]. 5965, Jan 21 at 0411, REE relay is on // 9675; checking because it was missing at 0632 Jan 20. And still on at 0657 Jan 21.

9675, tho very strong aimed 340 degrees USward, by 0524 Jan 21 was suffering from CCI underneath, causing fast SAH, screaming preacher presumably Brasil, not Saudi Arabia (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** DJIBOUTI. 4780, looking for reactivated R. Djibouti Jan 21, finally some weak talk audible at 0333, but gone at 0335. Brian Alexander logged them from *0312 to suddenly off at 0334*. Continues to be quite erratic, transmitter problems? And not as strong as it was last year (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ECUADOR. 4919-, Jan 21 at 0325, pop Andean music, good S9+12 signal, much stronger than Brasil 4885; loud modulation and somewhat distorted, carrier unstable wobbling with BFO on, rolling fades, 0328 segué to slower tune; 0332-0333 ID as ``Radio Quito --- la voz en vivo``, time check as 10:30? Still going with variety of music, sometimes vocal, at chex: 0355, 0437, 0504, 0537, 0655, 0713, so presumably all-night. At 0400 caught another ID, ``Radio Quito --- la voz en vivo de la capital``, 23 horas TC. Slightly on low side of 1-kHz-off-4920 frequency. Brian Alexander measured it at same time as 20 Hz low, 4818.98. Maybe it`s reactivated for a longer stay than usual, first reported Jan 12, and usually gone again within a day or two (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ETHIOPIA. 5950, Jan 21 at 0407, good signal with Amharish talk; recheck 0449, YL announcement HOA music, somewhat weaker. No, must be Tigrinya or Afar, as listed in Aoki for V of Tigray Revolution, 100 kW ND from Addis Ababa-Gedja, starting at 0300. And I did hear Afar mentioned. Now in the clear, unlike before 0400, no chance with Taiwan/WYFR on 5950; however, 5935 WWCR is so strong that it`s overloading onto 5950, more so than NHK Sackville from closer 5960 on the other side (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GERMANY [non]. 7350, Jan 21 at 0418, report on human rights violations, corruption in Equatorial Guinea, and then Gabon, VG signal from DW via RWANDA. Heard the same thing repeated one hour later on 6155 with fair signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 9760, Jan 21 at 0525, poor signal with Japanese sounding much like than on 9595, but not //, as 9760 is R. Nikkei 2, and 9595 is R. Nikkei 1 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KUWAIT. 21540, Jan 21 at 1500, R. Kuwait in Arabic still on after collision with Spain had ended, but cut off at 1502*. Supposed to be on 21520 in B-11 but never went there, preferring to keep colliding with REE. ¡Vivan los moros! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. Finally a sporadic-E opening reaching TV channels, Jan 21 first noticed already in progress at 1925 UT, with CCI on 2 and 3, Spanish from the SSW or so; then up to ch 4 with a letterboxed movie, Televisa bug in LR, f bug in UR, i.e. net-4, 1928 interrupted by a `Corte` = news bulletin about a 6.0 earthquake in Chiapas which hit at 12:47 local time (1847 UT). Then graphic of map showing affected nearby states too, forotv bug in lower left.

I checked the 6m DX Sherlock map which showed a couple of Mexican paths, but a huge number of paths converging over southern Indiana obviously separate from the opening I am witnessing. Mixture of stations continued constantly on chs 2, 3, and 4, hitting 5 by 2033 and 2129 which means FM might be open too. At 2023, ch 2 displayed a phone number in GDL = Guadalajara; at 2033, ch 2 had an ad aimed at Poza Rica, Veracruz. At 2101 on ch 2, there was a +tv bug in UR, i.e. Mas Visión in Guadalajara, along with COSA FACIL, apparently a movie or episode title. 2146 ad for Guadalajara.

Opening may have been set off by a coronal mass ejexion; still going strong as I wrap this report at 2150 UT Jan 21 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA [non]. 9865, Jan 21 at 1450, OC and Russian tones, 1507 song, 1508 Russian announcement, instrumental music. Not in latest HFCC, but Aoki shows it as V. of Russia in Russian from Moscow site at 1500. Updated VOR sked from Wolfgang Büschel in DXLD 12-03 shows site is instead Grigoriopol, Moldova = Kishinov, PRIDNESTROVYE (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH AFRICA. 7285, Jan 21 at 0358 `Whiter Shade of Pale`, how appropriate from this Afrikaaner service, R. Sonder Grense, its subtle theme? 0500 time signal 1 second late, presumed news in Afrikaans. Fair signal, much weaker than 7275 Tunisia (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SUDAN SOUTH [non]. 7315, Jan 21 at 0426, `HoA` music, 0627 IDs as R. Tamazuj (sounds more like Tamázuy), fair, squeezed by 7320 Russia. 0428 mentions some kHz, ID again at sign off; 0429 without break, R. Dabanga song takes over; neither audible on // 11940. 7315 is 135 degrees from Issoudun, FRANCE for both; 11940 scheduled to switch from Madagascar to Issoudun (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SUDAN SOUTH [non]. 17745, Jan 21 at 1524 I am checking whether Sudan Radio Service is again in English during this hour on Saturday instead of Arabish: soul song in English; 1528 English ID with totally confused `change of schedule` announcement I heard two weeks ago in UT+3; she says 6-8 pm on 9840 near 10 on your dial, change in the last hour, the rest the same, 7-9 am on 13720, 6-8 pm on 17745 near 18, and the last hour on 9840. But when is this ``last hour``, exactly? Does that mean 17-18 after the 15-17 on 17745? Or is 9840 still used in the mornings?

Anyhow, 17745 via UK still in English on our Saturday mornings: 1530 feature about ethnic representation in government, ``The Road to Peace`` as in dentro-promo at 1533, but I think still claiming to be on Wednesdays. After 1545 it was mostly music; 1559 strumming and ID into another language (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SWAZILAND. 4775, Jan 21 at 0347 weak talk in tonal-sounding language, noticed after 4780 lost Djibouti [q.v.]: is TWR in Lomwe at 0342-0357, 50 kW at 3 degrees from Manzini. Contends with weak bonker nearby. After 0400 switches to German, 233 degrees toward Namibia (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5890, Jan 21 at 0339, WWCR with non-BS preacher referring to Gene Scott, hooking a fish with money in his mouth. Better watch out: saying anything disrespectful about DGS can get you banned from WWCR where he is a revered demigod. Schedule shows during this hour weeknights it`s TruthHouse Ministries, E.C. Fulcher. VG signal, but prolonged Cuban jamming audible underneath, long after VOA finishes 5890, at 0200: the risk of sharing a frequency with a jammed service.

At 0410 I find 5890 is dead air, not filled until Brother Scare cuts on at 0417, nominally starting now at 0400 weeknights, 0500 UT Sun & Mon (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 6115, VG Jan 21 at 0345, ``Hallelujah Chorus`` // 6890, abutting RHC 6120 with `Gaceta Cultural`. 6115 is new frequency for WYFR, HFCC registered as starting 2 January, 100 kW, 355 degrees at 2315-0400. Not sure what it replaces, if anything, but notification direct from WYFR said it started January 16, all in English.

6860 & 6905, Jan 21 at 0416, JBA signals in Chinese, i.e. RTI leapfrog mixing products from very strong WYFR 6875 and 6890 which are // during this hour instead of one in Spanish (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7520, UT Sat Jan 21 at 0351, VG signal with expressive narration in Russian, then second speaker with American accent, more drama; mentioned synagogue cognate as some point, but surely Christian, i.e. WHRI at 47 degrees, 03-04 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1490, UT Sat Jan 21 at 0700 I am all set for the KRSN Los Álamos NM DX test, monitoring both on the FRG-7 with E-W longwire, and on the handheld but AC-powered DX-398 with internal ferrite loop only. I hear it first and best on the DX-398 so stick with that: immediately hear some unreadable Morse code on 1490; 0701 sweep tones; 0701 VVV CQ KRSN in fast Morse; then I shift the DX-398 to 1498-LSB and hear the code better. 0703 again hear the slower code on center frequency, then sweeps. 0704 some other station briefly fades up during network news in English. 0705 code again I think. 0706 sweeps easily heard at 1488- or 1487-LSB settings (less QRM from 1480 than 1500, so stuck with lower side), and VVV KRSN IDs again. 0707 slow code on center. 0708 sweeps heard on center, and finally one more time on 1487-LSB, code IDs with KRSN sent multiple times. Said to be 20 wpm; I couldn`t normally copy `CW` cold that fast, but I knew what letters to
expect, and clearly made them out. There was more to the message I could not copy, maybe the city. Never could hear any voice from Paul Walker on this test. Certainly proves that the code and sweep technique is a winner for cutting thru hundreds of stations QRMing on graveyard channels! I am 759 km = 471 miles away. Thanks to Mike Westfall for arranging this test on his local station, which recently upgraded its facilities. It is to recur UT Sunday Jan 22 also at 0700-0710 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN. 9660 and 9645, Jan 21 at 0529, VR IS synchronized, so plugged into common playout (maybe running continuously to be brought up whenever needed), 0530 splitting with 9645 in Arabic, 9660 in Portuguese. 9645 a bit stronger but with pervasive off-frequency Bandeirantes het.

Arabic is supposed to run from 0500 to 0600 daily, so they put a break in the middle? O yes, I remember that Vatican Radio carries a program from a Lebanese Christian station, and buried in the LEBANON info on page 259 of the WRTH 2012 is this about V. of Charity, 106.0 and 107.7 FM: ``relayed by Vatican Radio 0530-0555 on 11715`` which is also the // to 9645 for the entire hour (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 7465, Jan 21 at 1439, S9+22 open carrier with lite fading; gone at next check 1451. Probably VOA Tinang, PHILIPPINES, preparing for the 1500 English broadcast westward (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

EMR & R Gloria this Sunday

2012-01-21T16:00:00.001+01:00

Transmission Date: 22nd January 2012 repeat from 15th of January

Programme Times: 08.00 to 09.00 UTC

Transmission Frequency: 9480 kHz

Programmes:

08.00 Tom Taylor programme

08.30 Mike Taylor (Mail Box programme)

EMR Internet repeats on Sunday and Monday are at the following times:

08.00 1400 18.00 21.00 UTC

Please send all reception reports to:studio@emr.org.uk

Radio Gloria International schedule for Jan/Feb 2012

10.00 to 11.00 UTC on 9480 kHz

10.00 to 11.00 UTC on 6005 kHz via Internet "shortwaveservice.com"/6005
14.00 to 15.00 UTC on 9480 kHz repeat broadcast from 10.00 UTC transmission
16.00 to 17.00 UTC via Internet "Coloradio.org"

Please send all reception reports to:radiogloria@aol.com

Good Listening
73s Tom

Shortwave Radio Logs from WDX6AA

2012-01-21T01:58:00.001+01:00

ARGENTINA   RAE   15345 2329 Spanish 333 Jan 16 OMs with vocal music followed by an OM with comments.

BONAIRE   Radio Japan Relay-NHK   17605 2307 GMT Japanese 433 Jan 16 OM with comments. YL with comments 2010 GMT. //11910]via Japan, 11665[444].

CHILE   CVC La Voz   17680 2300 GMTSpanish 444 Jan 16 YL and OM with comments. Pop music by 2304 GMT.

CUBA   Radio Havana Cuba-RHC   15370 2325 GMT Spanish 444 Jan 16   OMs singing with Bongo music band. OM with comments 2332 GMT.

CUBA   Radio Havana Cub - RHC   15230 2330 GMT Spanish 444 Jan 16 IS 2330 GMT. YL with IS and ID 2331 GMT OM with comments. YL with comments 2338 GMT. //13690[444] via Cuba.

JAPAN   Radio Japan NHK   13650 2340 GMT Japanese 433 Jan 16 YL and OM with comments. YL and OM in Bengali language 2345 GMT. YL with comments by 0010 GMT.

NEW ZEALAND   Radio New Zealand Intl - RNZI   15720 2318 GMT English 333 Jan 16 Two OMs in a conversation.

NORTH MARIANAS   Radio Free Asia-RFA   15550 2322 GMT Chinese 433 Jan 16 YL and OM with comments..

Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, United States of America
Rcvrs: Kenwood R5000 and Grundig Satellit 650
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"
ASWLC: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ASWLC
SCADS: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SCADS

EMR & Radio Gloria

2012-01-20T20:06:00.001+01:00

This Sunday EMR 08.00 utc & R.Gloria 10.00 & 14.00 utc all on 9480 khz.

Good Listening

73s Tom

Voce di Russia in DRM

2012-01-20T18:45:00.000+01:00

VOR in DRN, trasmissione a 6040 khz in DRM di Voce della Russia dal sito di Bolshakovo in lingua Italiana e Tedesca utc dalle 17.00 alle 18.00. Come si vede dallo spetro segnale forte e stabile.

Rx Elektor 05/2007 software SoDiRa rel. 0.91 ant. Verticale 13 mt.

Ivan Guerini

# Swl I2 - 5759 #

http://swl-i2-5759.blogspot.com/

Glenn Hauser logs January 19-20, 2012

2012-01-20T18:44:00.001+01:00

** CHINA. 7220, Jan 20 at 1358 after giving up on PNG 7325, I amuse myself by catching another nonsensical airing of the Radio Exterior de España IS past 1359, prior to CRI`s 1400 Nepali service via Kunming, as they have been programmed to do every day for years. Checking EiBi, I see there is a // 7435 also Kunming: next time, hear if the same happen there (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** IRAN. 15735, Friday Jan 20 at 1403, throaty Qur`aning, with heavy venue echo (or SFX?), also distorted modulation, old recording? 1406 soft announcement and more traditional recitation; has Spanish SSB 2-way QRM on hi side from 15739. 1412 segué to yet another Qur`aner. Ever notice how they are always tenors? No basses need apply? 1429 recheck, now in more secular music, still distorted modulation until cut off at 1429:25*. Aoki shows it`s VIRI`s lengthy Arabic service at 0530-1427[sic], 500 kW, 289 degrees from Zahedan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Jan 20 at 1345, still no Friday English from Sea Breeze, or rather Shiokaze, interview in Korean but thought I heard some Japanese too; het from Myanmar audible as usual, but no noise jamming heard (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 20 at 0629, IGIM not yet on as I am hearing Vatican bells on 7250; but at next tuneby 0637, IGIM is on with chanting (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA [and non]. 7325, Jan 20 CRI Japanese service cuts off as always at 1357* in mid-word, uncovering JBA carrier, presumably Wantok Radio Light: another day of frustratingly inadequate signal, no point in monitoring further (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SPAIN [non]. 5965, Jan 20 at 0632, REE COSTA RICA relay is absent; normally runs until 0800 on this frequency unlike the other two, 3350 and 9675 which close at 0600. In previous seasons this would have uncovered Vatican, but it`s no longer on 5965 at all; nothing from Brasil either as in Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1600 monitoring: first SW broadcast confirmed Thursday Jan 19 at 2200:30 on WTWW 9479; also 2230 on WBCQ 7415. And at 0430 UT Friday Jan 20 on webcast of WWRB 3195, after a very respectful 95-second pause following the SC preacher, standard disclaimer. Next on WRMI 9955: Sat 0900, 1600, 1830, Sun 0900, 1630, 1830, Mon 1230. On WTWW 5755: UT Sunday 0500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [non]. 15315, Jan 20 at 1417, nice organ rendition of Stanley`s ``Trumpet Voluntary`` which is not really religious, but close enough for Family Radio; then FR `IKMRL` theme (``I Know My Redeemer Liveth``), announcement in S Asian language, on to violin/piano variations on `Good King Wenceslaus`/`God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen` --- it`s almost like Xmas! Aoki shows Malayalam, at 1400-1500, 500 kW, 105 degrees from Wertachtal, GERMANY. I gather that even in tropical India they dream of White Xmases (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1110, Jan 20 at 0649 UT, `Coast to Coast` from KFAB Omaha NE which has resumed putting IBOC noise on adjacent frequencies; however, WHO 1040 still IBOC-free (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VENEZUELA [and non]. A couple of reports of R. Nacional de Venezuela had me looking for a possible reactivation of the Cuban relays of daily broadcasts, but they were apparently mistaken. I checked sometime during the following hours on former frequencies and never heard any sign of it Jan 19-20: 20 on 17705, 22 on 11670 (instead AIR GOS), 23 on 13680, 15250, 11 on 6060, 15 on 11680. (Not to be confused with the `Aló, Presidente` show on Sunday mornings, which did resume SW via Cuba on Jan 8 but was missing again Jan 15.)

El Jefe del Canal Internacional, Daniel Peralta, made an appearance at the Colomobo-Venezuelan DX Encuentro early in January; did anyone ask him if any new programming is being produced, lacking the Cuban SW transmissions, and why those stopped? Website
http://www.rnv.gob.ve/noticias/index.php?pg=internacional
*still* displays the totally outdated SW transmission schedule unchanged since they started in 2004y, with colorful but imaginary map of coverage areas; and the drop-down linx for `Audio en Vivo` do not include this network; but does link under `Espacios RNV`, to this page, implying there is C.I. audio on demand of 58-minute broadcasts:
http://www.rnv.gob.ve/noticias/index.php?s=26c17322715a28b75ee9d856ef195daf&act=SF&f=46
Click again on Escuche:
http://www.rnv.gob.ve/noticias/index.php?act=ST&f=46&t=152727
and you get linx to five audio files for 17 thru 21 December 2011 and yes, the latest one does play, starting with the IS we have not heard on SW since last May or June. Evidently they store one 5-day week at a time, one month late --- or did they really quit after Dec 21?

It`s best for users and userettes who do not understand Spanish, thus escaping the wacky monomaniacal Bolivarian propaganda; or advance the file to enjoy the music mostly in the second half. (No English noted on this one, but could have been some I missed.) I skipped the hefty dose of El Hugazo lasting until the midpoint, then remonitored the schedule announcement, which is equally outdated and confusing with local times for each city targeted, rather than UT, as only *one* of the broadcasts remained in effect before the SW service crashed, ``17-18`` [20-21 UT] to Rio de Janeiro on 17705 (but if it were active now, the local time would be off one hour due to DST). The music from :35 was really mostly talk interviewing the leader of some group, with the music only in background. Further spot chex found more and more yak rather than shutting up and playing some unimpeded music (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Ascolti DRM di Giovanni Lorenzi – IT9TZZ

2012-01-20T07:49:00.000+01:00

TDP RADIO     8.1.12    1300   6015 kHz    E-MX    INSUFFICIENTE
BBC WORLD SERVICE   12.1.12    0840     5790 kHz    E-PARL   SUFFICIENTE
BBC WORLD SERVICE   13.1.12    0700     3955 kHz     E-PARL   INSUFFICIENTE
REE Noblejas 13.1.12    0710     9780 kHz       S-NX   OTTIMO
VOICE OF RUSSIA RUVR1A   13.1.12     0720     11635 kHz       R-PARL    SUFFICIENTE
RRI TIGANESTI   13.1.12   0730      9450 kHz     D-PARL     INSUFFICIENTE

VOICE OF RUSSIA RUVR2A   13.1.12     1600     7300 kHz       E-NX-PARL    BUONO
KBC DRM MIX ARMENIA   14.1.12     1800-2030     7590 kHz   E- MX-PARL   OTTIMO
AIR    Id: GOS IV    17.1.12    1938      9950 kHz   INDI-MX-   BUONO
BBC WORLD SERVICE   20.1.12    0610     3955 kHz     E-PARL OTTIMO

Ascolti convenzionali
EMR      15.1.12       1130      9480 kHz         E-MX     sufficiente

Minuti totali di trasmissione DRM al 20.1.2012:    23393
Valore precedente, al 6.1.2012:    25553
Saldo: - 2160
N.B. Ci sarebbero da aggiungere i 180 minuti di KBC

Giovanni Lorenzi - IT9TZZ
QTH: Messina - Italy 38.11 N 15.32 E
Locator JM78SE
RX: Yaesu FRG-7000/Kenwood TS-440
Ant: Longwire 25 m / Dipole
Down converter: homebrewing
Website: http://www.webalice.it/it9tzz

Radio 6150 20./21. Januar 2012

2012-01-20T00:04:00.002+01:00

We now got the tx working with full modulation without distortion. So this weekend we'll test with 300 watts PEP, then using the PA getting 1 to 4 kW PEP. At least, we hope so :-).

We would like to get reports and audiofiles.

If you could inform your friends it would be great.

Within the next weeks we will send the QSLs for all reports, we got till now.

Mark West
Radio 6150

"Radio 6150"
<qsl@radio6150.de>

Glenn Hauser logs January 18-19, 2012

2012-01-19T22:06:00.001+01:00

** ANTARCTICA. 15476, Jan 19 at 1332, still no signal from LRA36. I missed checking the previous Thursday. Previous years they have shown up again in Februaries after summer vacation (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake Jan 19: 11500, JBA with flutter at 1327; no others found 9-15 MHz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GUATEMALA. 4055, Jan 19 at 1312, some music is JBA, rather late for R. Verdad to be heard, but no doubt that is the source; sunrise there was 1228, sunrise here 1341 UT (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 3925, Jan 19 at 1304, R. Nikkei 1, JOZ is in French lesson on this Thursday; better signal than the Koreans on 75m (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA SOUTH. 3912, Jan 19 at 1304, YL talk in Korean; no jamming audible, but some zero-beat SSB QRhaM; 3985, Jan 19 at 1304, OM talk in Korean, no jamming either. 3912 is V. of the People, 3985 is Echo of Hope, both clandestines from S to N Korea. Lacking Indonesians any more, it`s nice to hear something on 75m besides JAPAN, q.v. (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 18 at 0624, IGIM is on and chanting. (In my reports you don`t have to hunt around in the middle or at the end for the date of reception: I normally put it at the top right next to the time, and am baffled why others think it should be anywhere else.) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NEW ZEALAND. 5950, Jan 18 at 1353, poor signal from RNZI, distinctive voice and tagline of Garrison Keillor. Suspect this is not `World in Sport` as in RNZI`s own program grid for Wednesday 1330-1400
http://www.rnzi.com/pages/schedules.php
I`ll bet they are instead relaying RNZ National: yep, that schedule
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/schedules/20120119
for Thursday Jan 19 at 2:05-3 am local shows ``Garrison Keillor's Radio Show (PHP)``, i.e. 1305-1400 UT Wednesdays during DST of UT +13. It`s a one-hour version of `Prairie Home Companion` for syndication abroad. I`m sure many other RNZI schedule entries are also wrong, replaced by DS relays during summer holidays --- but why didn`t RNZI put up an accurate program grid for Dec & Jan? `Mailbox` is admittedly on vacation until resuming fortnightly from next Monday Jan 23 at 1330v, etc. (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also VATICAN [non]

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 7325-, Jan 19 at 1357 as huge CRI Japanese signal cuts off, I detect a JBA carrier here, presumably Wantok Radio Light. It may be tough to equal or exceed my slightly better reception of Jan 16, during this 1357-1429 UT window. BTW, someone else heard them on Jan 15, so the Aoki schedule showing WRL closing earlier on Sundays is not correct (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1600: the forty-squared edition airs first on SW from WTWW, Thursday Jan 19 at 2200 on 9479; then on WBCQ at 2230 on 7490; on WWRB, UT Friday Jan 20 at 0430v on 3195. On WRMI 9955: Saturday 0900, 1600, 1830, Sunday 0900, 1630, 1830, Monday 1230. Also on WTWW, UT Sunday 0500 on 5755. BTW, the Radio Free Sarawak item on 15420 was thought to be via Tajikistan, but HFCC shows Palau (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. Others have noted IBOC noise missing from WHO and KFAB the last few days, and so do I, Jan 19 at 1340 UT. That opens up some adjacent frequencies for better reception, 1030, 1050, 1100, 1120. But still IBOC from 1170 KFAQ, 1160 KSL, 1120 KMOX, 1080 KRLD, 850 KOA. 1200 WOAI also seemed to be IBOC-free at the moment, where it comes and goes (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN [non]. 9865, Jan 18 at 1153 check, VG signal in Spanish, something about ``el reino de dios según el burro`` ?? --- so this confirms the 1130-1200 Spanish from R. Vaticano is still being relayed by Sackville, CANADA, as in latest HFCC, despite missing from WRTH 2012, and even from VR`s own schedule
http://www.radiovaticana.org/spa/sched_ame.asp
which shows it only on 21680 direct to region R = eastern S America (and locally on MW 1260).

During slight fades could hear QRDRM noise from New Zealand on 9865-9870-9875, which was a bigger problem when last logged in December. I notified RNZI they were causing this QRM to analog VR in its own target area (well, almost: 227 degrees to CIRAF 8, 10 and 11). HFCC says this is in Spanish plus English, but the English used to be tacked on at 1200-1215 --- or not, as they were playing back the 45-minute Spanish broadcast of the night before (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Broadcast Italia raided

2012-01-18T09:48:00.001+01:00

L'emittente in onda media Broadcast Italia è stata nelle scorse ore chiusa
dalle autorità competenti, presto altri dettagli.

Glenn Hauser logs January 17, 2012

2012-01-17T18:55:00.001+01:00

** BULGARIA. 15600, Jan 17 until 1500*, doomed R. Bulgaria with choral music, abruptly off without announcement; had lite het from 15601, WEWN 15610 spur. Due to scheduling, I find myself listening more to its Bulgarian and other language broadcasts for the music than to English, of which there is none scheduled between 0800 and 1830. Its website now says:

``As of February 1 our media stops broadcasting on short waves, 76 years after the first emission in this frequency range. The reasons are both financial and related to our wish to keep pace with new trends. Programmes in Balkan languages will keep coming in medium waves. As of February 1 you will be able to find and listen to us in the Internet at
http://bnr.bg/sites/en/FullEmissions/Pages/default.aspx
This gives the start to a new stage of Radio Bulgaria's development. We hope that the relations of trust and friendship kept up for many years would persist. We would be with you again – our long-time listeners and those who would join the large family of Radio Bulgaria from now on.``

Daily English broadcasts are already available on demand there (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CANADA. 6175, Jan 17 at 0545, 0623 and 0634, no signals from Sackville, unlike 24 hours earlier when the KBSWR 06-07 Spanish service was being run on this Vietnam relay frequency // KBS` normal 6045 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA [and non]. 13670, Jan 17 at 1351, RHC in talk about Habana Radio, with heavy CCI, almost as strong from CRI English making a SAH, // 13790. Both the CRI signals are from Kashgar, EAST TURKISTAN during this hour, Commies vs Commies! At 1441, unlike yesterday, RHC is still going on 13670, and now it has mutual ACI with CRI English via Sackville 13675, Commies vs Commies! Great frequency management, Arnie (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** IRAN. 9685, Jan 17 at 1528, piano music sounds // 9730, but could not get a match in time on two receivers, before 1529 when they differ. 9685 goes off at 1530*. That was the Russian service of VIRI, while 9730 is the Bengali service; sites Ahwaz and Kamalabad respectively, poor signals (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN [non]. 15720, Jan 17 at 1514, NHK in S Asian language closing, ``Namaskar``, 1515 `Sakura` and reopening, but then cut off abruptly at 1515.5. This is when they transition from Hindi to Urdu, the latter supposed to be on 9515 via Tashkent, while Hindi at 1430 on 15720 is via MADAGASCAR (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Jan 17 at 1343, Shiokaze YL in slow Chinese with piano music, het from Myanmar. Seems to be using Chinese more than before, and English less, besides main languages Korean and Japanese. Poor signal today from JSR Tokyo/Yamata, JAPAN (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA [and non]. 7325, Jan 17 I am on Wantok Radio Light`s frequency at 1357 just as CRI Japanese is going off, but T-storm noise level from Louisiana and/or the Ohio Valley is a bad omen, even affecting the 7 MHz band here: only a JBA carrier detectable during next semihour; also overshadowed by *1359 on 7330, CRI Russian, WNW from Xi`an. WRL`s program schedule, maybe not updated for years, shows nothing but ``Music Automation`` from 1130 to 1900 UT except `PM`s Prayer and National Anthem` around midnight = 1400 UT. IIRC, WRL uses an NVIS (near vertical incidence skywave) antenna, which means even less of the 1 kW signal goes horizontally to the DX world. But I can`t find anything about this on their current website, where they claim ``short wave on 7325 kHz (throughout PNG and overseas)`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ROMANIA. 15460, Jan 17 at 1354, RRI German again with annoying audio artifacts, especially on the sidebands, about to sign off, but no signal on // 17530, off the air? Propagation from the area seemed to be funxional on 16 mb (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA. 9840, Jan 17 at 0628, poor signal in Russian with some reverb, i.e. R. Rossii from Taldom site near Moskva, and also RWM 9996 Taldom binary bits audible, unlike 24 hours earlier when there was no 9840 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SAUDI ARABIA. 15435, Jan 17 at 1508, BSKSA Arabic narration and music with a beat; constant crackle in modulation superimposed. New transmitters being installed at Jeddah may compensate for this once activated in A-12 season; Wolfgang Büschel thinx these were the source of tone and Balkan music tests last summer. They plan to put English at 16-21, already on the domestic service, onto three SW frequencies, unfortunately unsuitably too low for North America in the summer (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 11715.1, Jan 17 at 1430, KJES ID in English amid choral singing, undermodulated yet strong and steady at S9+20. Now it`s off-frequency to the high side instead of previous 11714.8 area, but within FCC tolerance following Notice of Violation. Nothing on 11715.0 to het it, so the variation is not obvious (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. George McClintock tells me that the WTWW website has been updated to include some video tours of the transmitters: http://wtww.us/pages/transmitters.php. Also video of some National Religious Broadcasters sessions on the homepage http://wtww.us and more will be added from this year`s Feb 19-21 convention in Nashville (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Glenn Hauser logs January 15-16, 2012

2012-01-17T16:53:00.001+01:00

** CANADA. 6175, Jan 16 at 0633, surprised to hear big signal with rock music, song by YL in unknown language, mixing in some English words. Soon becomes clear with Spanish announcement 0635 as ``Melodías de Corea``. Sackville must have put the KBSWR Spanish hour to Europe at 06-07 on the wrong frequency instead of 6045!

No, 6175 is in addition to weaker // 6045. Seems like the V. of Vietnam relay frequency 6175 and antenna USward are still/again in use long after it normally closes at 0529*! Extremely hyper M&W gab for few minutes; his accent sounds Mexican, not Castilian. 0638:30 back to music, really fast disco beat: that`ll wake `em up in Spain and keep us awake in Oclajoma. 0642 she explains some Korean words, presumably relating to the song lyrix. 0648 audio message from a listener in Buenos Aires, then playing request for him, ``The Boys`` by some ``chicas explosivas``. So was this a one-off mistake, test, or possibly making this transmission do double-duty, also late evening for Aztlán, western México? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake January 16:
9200, good at 1352 but heavy flutter, like all Chinese signals today
13130, very poor at 1355; no others up to 16 MHz by 1400. Neither of these were audible at 1425, 1449 rechex respectively (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. Today`s anomaly at RHC: 13670 missing Jan 16 at 1448 check (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GUAM. 15660, Jan 16 at 1439, poor-to-very poor, YL talk in Burmese, with its distinctive rising-pitches at the end of most sentences, which chex as KSDA, 100 kW, 285 degrees from Agat at 1430-1500 daily (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 9595, Jan 16 at 1424, Japanese pop song // better 6055 even at this late hour, so R. Nikkei is still on 9595, contrary to a report by some downunderite, tho propagation not favorable today. Could not hear it when checked earlier around 0700 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA SOUTH [non]. KBS gets another frequency: see CANADA

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 16 at 0620, IGIM is still not on the air (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 7325-, Jan 16 at 1402, weak signal altho registering S9+15 on the generous FRG-7 meter, with hymn on piano, 1404 talkover in unknown language, vocal hymn; lite QRM from ute beeps on lo side, but not from any 7325 broadcaster. Faded down by 1410, not much audible, 1418 carrier still detectable with bits of audio.

Tnx to Ron Howard tip from California that there is now a half-hour window for Wantok Radio Light to be heard. Aoki and HFCC show CRI Japanese finished as 1357, and CRI Filipino starts at 1430 on 7325. Japanese service always has a bigsig here, aimed 59 degrees from Jinhua and consequently also USward.

At *1429, CRI carrier comes back on blowing it away, 1430 IS and sign on in Filipino, 145 degrees from Xi`an, which must increase the QRM level in PNG. WRL was very slightly on the lo side compared to 9325 VOK.

My log of Christian music matches what Ron Howard was hearing on Jan 13, 50 Hz on the low side of 7325, with a 2:45 clip at
http://www.box.com/s/ecpj37qb8m82cij5iht6
Sounds like there is some oscillating jamming in the background, unheard here.

HFCC also shows DRM from VOR Kaliningrad until 1500, but no sign of that here, and maybe really quits at 1400 too as in Aoki, which means WRL could also make it to northern Europe during this window.

WRL has been a much-sought catch ever since it went on the air in mid-2005 on 7120, later 7325. There weren`t many reports of it until 2007.

You really have to hunt for the 7325 info on page 301 of the WRTH 2012, as it`s not in the frequency lists. Says 1 kW, no schedule for it altho 24h on satellite and presumably various FM outlets. Aoki agrees it`s 1 kW, non-direxional from Port Moresby, M-F at 2000-1700, Sat 2030-1500, and Sun 2100-1100, so nothing to be heard during this window on that day. However EiBi just shows 7325 as 24 hours; and of course not in HFCC.

We marvel that they have stayed on 7325, which is `shared` with 500 kW CRI transmitters most of the local evenings and part of the mornings. A few years ago there were reports they were looking for a new frequency. I suspect they consider the SW only a secondary fill-in to their FM relays, not that important.

See http://www.wantokradio.org where they are still celebrating their ninth anniversary as of January 14, 2010, so now they have just passed their eleventh. Wait a minute: ``We are proud to be celebrating our 9th anniversary since the launching of the ministry in January 14th 2002`` --- that would have been in 2011, not 2010! Can`t they count? Launching of the ministry does not necessarily coincide with first broadcasts, on FM, let alone SW.

Also, it seems time flows backwards for them: ``The celebrations will begin on Wednesday 13th January 2010, and will continue through to Tuesday – the official birthday date – and end on Friday. During these days we will be having an Open Station Day. . .`` ?? I guess they meant Thursday instead of Tuesday, those days matching January 2010, not 2011.

Also linx to QSL info, available by e- or p-mail with r.p. I need a few more details first, after this presumed log, and will certainly try again, but reception will probably deteriorate as our sunrise earlies.

BTW, the name Wantok is the Tok Pisin rendering of ``One Talk``, sometimes misspelt by DXers `Wontok`, perhaps influenced by `wonton`, a quite different thing? Also we sometimes see the order of the three words of the name mixed up (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PHILIPPINES. 9760, Jan 16 at 1459, I start monitoring for VOA to start up, as it usually comes on late, and so it does today: not until *1501:30, with news in progress, in fact 30% of the 5-minute English cast missed, as the schedulers in Washington expect Tinang-2 to make the switch from 9555 Korean service in nothing flat. At least modulation and strength were OK today once it came on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA. 9840, Jan 16 at 0624, no signal from R. Rossii, Taldom site near Moskva per Aoki, tho I can hear RWM binary signal on 9996, also Taldom per WRTH. So I must conclude that 9840 is off the air again (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15385.2, Jan 15 at 2055, KJES is on but only poor signal with fading, mostly skipping over here, singing, 2059 overlapping kid IDs in Spanish, off at 2100:20*. Previously measured as high as 15385.4, beyond FCC tolerance of plus/minus .0015% or 231 Hz. Now it is no more than 200 Hz off, so all is well! Another check Jan 16 at 2027: better signal, and now it`s slightly on the low side, by 40-50 Hz under 15385- (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5110v-CUSB, UT Monday Jan 15 at 0330, music from WBCQ Area 51, still at 0332, but WORLD OF RADIO 1599 was in progress later on webcast, starting a few minutes late, ending around 0405. If present pattern holds, will skip a week and be back on Jan 29 with #1601 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15825, Jan 16 at 1356, `Ask WWCR` is ending, mentioning that they have been testing on 6875 in the 21-23 UT period. That`s when #4 transmitter is available in an hiatus after 2100 a couple days per week. They also tried it at 10-12 UT instead of 7465.

Apparently thinking of using 6875 instead of 7465, 7520 frequencies from WWCR-1 in A-season. This was recorded before A-12 HFCC at Kuala Lumpur, so next biweekly edition should have a report on that (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

SIDC Weekly Bulletin

2012-01-17T15:58:00.001+01:00

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Solar activity was rather quiet with only a few small C flares during the first half of the week. Two noteworthy flares occurred: a long duration C2.5 flare in the morning of Jan 12 and a M1.4 flare on Jan 14. Both flares originated on the eastern limb in an active region that rotated onto the disk around 15 Jan. The NOAA AR numbers related to this activity are 11401 and 11402. Worth to mention also is the appearance of several sunspot groups on the solar disk, one on Jan 12 in the north-east (corresp. to NOAA 11396), one in the south-east late on Jan 12 (corresp. to NOAA 11397), one on Jan 13 in the north around central meridian (corresp. to NOAA 11398) and a small group in the south-west early on Jan 14 (corresp. to NOAA 11400). None of these active regions produced significant activity up till now.

Several CMEs erupted during this week, although none were geoeffective. On Jan 10-11 a slow streamer blowout occurred in the east, related low-coronal activity was seen in SDO and SWAP images as expanding loops. A CME was associated with the long duration C2.5 flare on Jan 12, and was directed to the north-east. Additionally on Jan 12, there was a large filament eruption near central meridian situated in the northern hemisphere leading into a CME seen north of the occulter in LASCO. On Jan 13 there were three CMEs, two of them were first observed in LASCO C2 around 9UT at the north-east and north-west and one was first observed around 13UT directed to the south-east. It is hard to link any on-disk signature to these CMEs. On Jan 15 there was a CME observed in LASCO C2 around 05:48 UT in the north-east, presumably originating from the back side.

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Geomagnetic conditions were quiet during this week. The increase of the IMF magnitude, as well as the sector boundary crossing in the night of January 14/15 indicated a possible arrival of a faster solar wind flow from a narrow low-latitude elongated coronal hole, that was at central meridian on Jan 12.

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2012 Jan 11 089    041 120 007 B5.4 0 0
2012 Jan 12 060    034 117 008 B5.1 0 0
2012 Jan 13 092    047 124 008 B4.9 0 0
2012 Jan 14 119    076 132 003 B5.9 1 0
2012 Jan 15 ///    097 134 004 B6.2 0 0
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Shortwave Radio Logs from WDX6AA

2012-01-16T19:57:00.004+01:00

BRAZIL Radio Nacional DA Amazonia 11780 2320 GMT Portuguese 333 Jan 14 OM singing in a choir group.

CHINA CPBS 9870 2253 GMT Chinese 333 Jan 14 OM with comments.

CUBA Radio Havana Cuba - RHC 9710 2257 GMT Spanish 333 Jan 14 OM with comments. RHC ID by a YL 2259 GMT.

CUBA Radio Havana Cuba RHC 11840 2328 GMT Spanish 444 Jan 14 YL with RHC ID 2329 GMT. OM with comments 2330 GMT plus a YL.

JAPAN Radio Japan -NHK 11665 2314 GMT Japanese 444 Jan 14 Classical music.

SOUTH KOREA Radio Canada Relay 9870 2250 GMT Mandarin 333 Jan 14 YL and OM with comments. Then some vocal singing music by a YL.

SPAIN Radio Exterior Espana REE 9535 2305 GMT Spanish 333 Jan 14 YL and OM with comments.

TAIWAN Radio Taiwan Intl RTI 11635 2312 GMT Chinese 333 Jan 14 OM with comments Frequency was being Jammed by China.

CHINA China Radio Intl CRI 7220 2334 GMT Vietnamese 333 Jan 15 YL and OM with comments. MacKenzie-CA..

CUBA China Radio Intl Relay CRI 5990 2316 GMT English 333 Jan 15 Two OMs with comments. YL with comments 2318 GMT.

GREECE Voice of Greece 9420 0000 GMT Greek 333 Jan 16 Vocal music and comments from a YL and OM..

KOREA, South Radio Canada Relay 6160 2325 GMT French 333 Jan 15 Two YLs with comments.

MONGOLIA Radio Free Asia RFA 7470 2350 GMT Chinese 333 Jan 15 YL and OM with comments plus some vocal singing music by a YL.

PHILIPPINES VOA Relay 9570 0010 GMT English 433 Jan 16 Two OMs with comments on China's growing industries.

ROMANIA Radio Romania Intl 9525 0006 GMT Romanian 333 Jan 16 YL with comments. Also an OM at times. This is a noisy frequency.

SPAIN Radio Espana Exterior REE 6055 2322 GMT French 333 Jan 15 OM with comments. Also a YL with comments times

Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA

Huntington Beach, California, United States of America

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Log Roberto Pavanello

2012-01-15T22:24:00.001+01:00

828 11/1 22.00 Hit FM - Terrasa SS ID e MX suff.
1593 11/1 22.30 R. Bretagne 5 - FF ID e MX suff.
4955 14/1 23.25 R. Cultural Amauta - Huanta SS NX suff.
5820 15/1 09.30 Orion R. - EE ID e MX buono
5995 14/1 23.30 R. Mali - Bamako FF live phone buono
6070 14/1 23.35 CFRX - Toronto EE talk show buono
6165 14/1 17.00 Voce di Russia - Mosca IT NX // a 558 e 9480 KHz ottimo
6207 15/1 10.05 R. Caroline - EE ID e MX buono
6422 15/1 10.00 R. Grutte Pier - EE ID e MX suff.
9525 14/1 23.05 CBC North quebec Service - Montreal EE NX buono
9645 14/1 23.10 R. Bandeirantes - Sao Paulo PP ID suff.
11765 14/1 22.55 R. Deus è Amor - Curitiba PP predica buono
15345 14/1 22.50 R. Nacional - Buenos Aires SS NX buono

Roberto Pavanello

Vercelli / Italia

Glenn Hauser logs January 14-15, 2012

2012-01-15T22:08:00.001+01:00

** BRAZIL. 9675, Jan 14 at 0655 music, 0658, definite Brazilian-accented announcements, commercials, but hard to copy with fading and distortion, no doubt ZYE971, R. Canção Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP. Were they on all-night, or just signing on before 5 am DST? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BULGARIA. Petition: http://www.saveradiobulgaria.com
It seems no one signing the petition so far has claimed to listen to R. Bulgaria longer than I have (1957) -- when it was R. Sofia, but that should count as the previous name of same station.

Already in my QSL gallery is the evidence:
http://www.w4uvh.net/bulgaria2.jpg
http://www.w4uvh.net/bulgaria1.jpg
(Glenn Hauser, 0455 UT January 15, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EUROPE. 15515, Jan 15 at 1503, no signal on the frequency Borderhunter Radio said it would be using this Sunday at 1501, like it turned out to be using Jan 14 instead of the promised 15500.

15500, checked at 1531, here it is now on the opposite frequency instead of 15515, rock music, slightly unstable carrier but good modulation. 1537 in English mentions free radio, Borderhunter Radio, more music with heavy beat. 1541 polka, mixed with announcement of 15.500, more talk-overs. Signal has some slow deep fades from steady S9+5. No QRM. 1543, mentions Borderhunter, free radio, 15.500, e-mail address. 1544 ``the secret sounds from Europe``.

1545 I compare the frequency to WWV 2500, and BHR is very slightly on the low side of 15500. 1549 the only song we recognize, ``Radar Love``. 1550, ``more music all the time --- Borderhunter Radio``, ``music over three decades``, borderhunterradio@hotmail.com, more mentions of free radio.

1551 DJ acknowledges a report from Florida, ``OK, this is Borderhunter Radio, calling CQ DX on 15-500``, more unknown music; 1557 multiple IDs. *1559.5 blown away by Sudan Radio Service opening 15500 at S9+15. Brian Alexander reported BHR then QSYed to 15515, but checked around 1610 could not hear it vs noise around the frequency. He will not QSL via e-mail per info at http://www.hkdx2.blogspot.com/ but only reports by p-mail (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GREECE. 7450, Jan 14 at 2217 nice guitar music and more variety unannounced but // 9420; finally 2243 YL mentions ``deftera programma`` (second program), 2245 more music still //. At 2249, 7450 splits away for ``Edho Thessaloniki`` ID, which is the trito programma (third program), ``kalimera`` and NA, 2250.5 open carrier with lite hum to 2252*.

*2255, 7475 open carrier comes on, 2256 joins // 9420. So the normally separate ERT program 3 until 2250 on 7450 was relaying ERA program 2 from Athens except for the local ID at sign-off. And ERA5, the external service V. of Greece was relaying the mostly-music (but not classical) ERA2 domestic net (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, Jan 15 at 1439 no signal here or on 9525 during VOI Indonesian hour, nor for the past few days. Swopan Chakroborty, India, explains Jan 13:

``Voice of Indonesia regular terrestrial transmission is still off the air on 9525 kHz. They are in talk for re-transmission using Babcock system. For details please see here: http://tinyurl.com/7pe5k5o
Thanks, Swopan Chakroborty, Kolkata, India`` Viz. from his blog:

``Jan. 9: Voice of Indonesia (VOI) external service is off the air last few days. This is because of technical fault in the transmitter. VOI is in search of correct spares from the original equipment manufacturer. But it is not so easy for such old transmitter and expensive too. We hope VOI will be back on the air very shortly.
(VOI transmitter which is presently down: photo by the author)

Update 12.1.2012 - VOI is still off the air. Facing difficulty getting the spares. Talks are on for re-transmission of VOI programme using Babcock systems.`` That`s certainly a hopeful sign!!

Atsunori Ishida, http://rri.jpn.org/ confirms as of Jan 15, VOI has been off since last log Jan 9:
Jan 09 9526 kHz *0954-1710- (No signal at 1755) Unstable. 0954 (EE), 1059 CC, 1158 JJ. Carrier at -1255-1710-``

BTW, if you hear Indonesian on 9525 between 2200 and 2330, it`s R. Australia via UAE, as Jim Evans, TN logged Jan 10 around 2300 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6925-, Jan 14 at 2159, ``Alice`s Restaurant`` playing at S9+12, slightly on low side of AM frequency; 2202 ID as Radio Ronin Shortwave and off at 2203* (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SUDAN [non]. 15500, Jan 15 at *1559.5, S9+15 music suddenly overrides europirate Borderhunter Radio and sign-on by Sudan Radio Service in Arabish except for its name pronounced in English, and address srs @ edc.org. Mentioned kHz, MHz a couple times, sounded like ``Talata`` too but surely not referring to the Madagascar relay site; percussive music along with this, 1602 apparent live talk as program begins.

HFCC shows this as one of BaBcoCk`s ``non-specific`` broadcasts, 300 kW, 140 degrees via Woofferton UK, 16-17 daily since Jan 1, i.e. the SRS Darfur service daily except Fridays, separate from the simultaneous SRS South Sudan service at 15-17 on 17745 via Skelton (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9990, Jan 14 at 2355, WTWW-2 is testing with PPP audio // WTWW-1 on 9479; No specific spurs at 12-13 kHz multiples, but instead a noise field detectable out to 32 kHz above and below, along with whine. Part of the problem could be the crummy modulation on the program feed from SFAW.

0000 Jan 15 switched to 5085, and similar there, but noise field not detectable so far out, just 10-15 kHz vs WBCQ on 5110v and WWCR on 5070. The 6-hour test of WTWW-2 with Ted Randall taking phone calls was postponed a week until Jan 21-22 at 22-04 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1599 monitoring: confirmed after 0500 UT Sunday Jan 15 on WTWW 5755; remaining repeats are Sun 1830, Monday 1230 on WRMI 9955; UT Monday 0330v on WBCQ Area 51 5110v-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15016-USB, Jan 15 at 1448, phonetic words in coded broadcast, but distorted and splattering, until ``Andrews, out`` at 1448.5 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VENEZUELA [non]. Tho making a comeback after seven months, last Sunday Jan 8, no `Aló, Presidente` frequencies from RHC to be found, not even carriers, Jan 15 at 1442: no 11690, 13680, 13750, 15370 or 17750. RHC had been putting 13750 on every Sunday with its own programming anyway. RHC still going at 1442 on 11750 an echo apart from 11760, 11840, 13670, 13780, 15230 and 15380. But other RHC frequencies normally on, were missing: 9850 and 9540. Still no A,P frequencies on air at 1603.

Around 1630 I check the AP website http://www.alopresidente.gob.ve/ which says: ``"Aló, Presidente" cede su espacio al programa especial Misión Cumplida 2011. El programa "Aló, Presidente", en su emisión Nº 377, que modera el jefe de Estado, Hugo Chávez Frías, cederá su espacio, este domingo 15 de enero, a la transmisión del programa especial Misión Cumplida 2011, en el que participarán todos los Ministros. Este programa comenzará a ... [blank]`` --- so presumably RHC will not broadcast this substitute? HCF has ``ceded his space`` to this ``Mission Accomplished`` show.

No, at 1654, some of the AP frequencies are finally on the air: 15370 with someone else in Spanish quite undermodulated, and // 17750 just barely modulated. While normally modulated bigsig on 13750 is now on, but with music instead --- just like last Sunday when it did not manage to join the other frequencies until 1830? Still no signals on 11690 or 13680. No, at next check 1733, 13750 has joined the talk programming mixed with some music, even bits of ``New York, New York`` by Sinatra at 1735! O, at 1740 outro credits say this was a produxion of Radio Habana Cuba, so I guess they are just filling stuff instead of RNV relay (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 5980, Jan 14 at 2211, open carrier on and off briefly, as I was checking weaker 5985 signal with choral music, English, which turned out to be only WYFR aimed south. 5980 could be Turkey running over past 2200, or BBC Oman tuning up for 2300 broadcast (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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2012-01-15T14:58:00.001+01:00

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2012-01-15T14:51:00.001+01:00

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Wednesday January 18. 2012 at approximately 09:48 UTC, which is 10:48 CEWT, an educational ARISS contact is planned with Vrije Technische Scholen (VTS), located in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Amateur radio station ON4SNW, set up in the school, will operate the contact.

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2012-01-15T05:07:00.001+01:00

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2012-01-15T04:39:00.001+01:00

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2012-01-15T04:38:00.001+01:00

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SIDC DEFINITIVE INTERNATIONAL AND HEMISPHERIC SUNSPOT NUMBERS FOR 2011

                JULY                  AUGUST                SEPTEMBER
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Date      Ri    Rn    Rs      Ri    Rn    Rs      Ri    Rn    Rs

    1      38    38      0      82    82      0      85    59    26
    2      30    30      0      73    73      0      88    72    16
    3      28    28      0      62    62      0      91    71    20
    4      31    31      0      71    71      0      68    48    20
    5      22    22      0      68    57    11      74    53    21
    6      23    23      0      61    50    11      58    38    20
    7      26    26      0      61    48    13      47    31    16
    8      43    32    11      54    46      8      35    27      8
    9      33    19    14      47    40      7      47    28    19
10      40      9    31      28    28      0      52    33    19
11      51    17    34      29    18    11      61    37    24
12      49    16    33      22    13      9      90    53    37
13      46    23    23      14      7      7      94    54    40
14      46    24    22        0      0      0      110    64    46
15      56    37    19        9      9      0      124    89    35
16      50    28    22      24    17      7      124    86    38
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Another WTWW-2 test imminent from 22 UT Sat

2012-01-14T19:56:00.002+01:00

** U S A. Glenn, WTWW-2 will run a test this Saturday [Jan 14] from about 4 pm to 6 CENTRAL [22-24 UT] on 9990. 6 pm to 10 [00-04 UT Jan 15] on 5085. Ted Randall will take phone calls from the listeners live on air. Some final adjustments will be made during this test. Continental Electronics Co. will make some additional adjustments later this month (George McClintock, WTWW, Jan 13, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Due to some scheduling problems, Ted will not be doing a call in show this week. He is scheduled for next Saturday, Jan 21. Same time. I will have the transmitter on doing some testing and adjustments with Peters audio (George McClintock, 1838 UT Jan 14, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Glenn Hauser logs January 14, 2012

2012-01-14T19:55:00.001+01:00

** BULGARIA. 7400, Jan 14 at 0700, R. Bulgarie Internationale, sign-on in French with schedule including this broadcast also on 9400, usual good signal also aimed at N America.

In case you haven`t heard, news broke yesterday that R. Bulgaria is to be closed down on SW and MW at the end of January; maybe they will continue via other media, but the SW transmitters are to be destroyed within the next few months. See <http://www.saveradiobulgaria.com> for listener protests to be filed. Sergei S. says this may be more effective in the Slavic world than elsewhere. Ivo Ivanov, frequency manager for 19 years, and also provider of DX Mix News, is spreading the word; his job will of course be eliminated if there are no frequencies (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake Jan 14: 11500, fair with flutter at 1453; was lining up BFO for check of pirate supposedly coming up at 1501 on 15500, see INTERNATIONAL, but this encouraged me to search again for more FD: none found 9-17 MHz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EGYPT. 6270, Jan 14 at 0705-0706* whiny carrier, just like heard normally from R. Cairo, and this frequency was also on air past 0632 Jan 12 as previously reported, so presumed same source altho no other modulation this time, and it`s past 9 am in Abu Zaabal. 6270 is supposed to close at 0430 after lengthy broadcasts to Europe and North America (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INTERNATIONAL. It`s the `Global Pirate HF Weekend` so Sat Jan 14 from before 14 past 15 UT I check all the frequency/ranges which were shown the night before at http://www.hkdx2.blogspot.com but nothing at all is heard. Rechecking later Jan 14, there have been lots of changes and additions, including R. Borderhunter on 15515 instead of 15500 where I was looking for it at 1501 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH. 7220, Jan 14 at 0702, NA and VOK R. Pyongyang service opening in Korean, but transmitter is totally out of whack, very rapidly cutting on and off, estimated 20 times per second, while the modulation was at normal level. Tuning around at 0704 found similar pulsing circa 7180 without modulation, but then it stopped, and going back to 7220, it had also stopped at 0705, back in whack (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TURKEY. 12035, Jan 14 at 1425, TRT IS is still playing at end of 1330 English broadcast, fair signal with flutter, so I stay tuned to find out whether they will wake up at Emirler and turn off 12035 in time to change to the next frequency and language before 1430?

No! 1428 starts interspersing IDs in unknown language, 1430 accurate timesignal, and ID sounds like `Govorit ---`, but surely not Russian. Keeps going with program until cut off abruptly at 1431:45*. According to WRTH 2012, the only language starting at 1430 is Kazakh on 9785, altho Russian is running 14-15 on 9410. Slipshod (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 13570, Jan 14 at 1356, WINB on usual wobbly carrier, with full canned ID with contact info, ``He Leadeth Me`` on piano, 1359 some black gospel music and cut to black-accented preachers discussing I Corinthians 1:10, in progress, no program greeting or name given. For some months WINB has been active in the mornings only on Sundays, and I haven`t consulted their program schedule for a while, so what does it show now? New one dated Jan 8
http://www.winb.com/schedule.htm
says Sat from *1400 with mouthful `The Way of God Church of the Lord Jesus`; Sundays from *1300; Mon/Thu/Fri from *1730; Tue from *1700; Thu from *1745. Still switches to wobbly 9265 at 2200 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. Glenn, WTWW-2 will run a test this Saturday [Jan 14] from about 4 pm to 6 CENTRAL [22-24 UT] on 9990. 6 pm to 10 [00-04 UT Jan 15] on 5085. Ted Randall will take phone calls from the listeners live on air. Some final adjustments will be made during this test. Continental Electronics Co. will make some additional adjustments later this month (George McClintock, WTWW, Jan 13, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1599: Remaining SW airings this weekend: On WRMI 9955, Sat 1830, Sun 0900, 1630, 1830; On WTWW 5755: UT Sunday 0500; on WBCQ Area 51 5110v-CUSB: confirmed on this week`s schedule at 0330v UT Monday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN [non]. 9955, Sat Jan 14 at 1417, R. Vaticano/a in Spanish via WRMI is more or less atop pulse jamming with Xmas show, a bit outdated, with carols, 1420 greeting from R. Santa Rosa in Lima, Perú (where else?), 1422 cuts to dead air which I quit monitoring after two minutes.

Checking WRMI`s Jan 1 program grid later, 1400-1430 Sat is supposed to be `En Camino` so maybe stopped since was wrong playback. RV is on the schedule only at 0500-0530 Mon, 1100-1130 Sat. VR in English is on the WRN NAm schedule daily at 0730-0745 and 1715-1730, which means it`s also on 9955 at 0730 M-F, 1715 Sat & Sun (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

QSL trasmissione test Radio Netherlands

2012-01-14T17:28:00.001+01:00

Arrivata dopo 48 giorni la conferma d'ascolto della trasmissione test di Radio Netherlands dal Madagascar effettuata lo scorso novembre sui 21480 kHz. Ricevuta la cartolina QSL in 3D ed una penna a sfera. Inviato rapporto via e-mail con allegato file audio mp3. Immagine della QSL a questo link: http://diarioradio.blogspot.com/2012/01/qsl-della-trasmissione-test-di-radio.html

--
Roberto Rizzardi
SWL I/0216/GR
Porto S. Stefano (GR) Italy
Lat 42N43 - Long 11E12 - Locator grid JN52NK
Receivers: ICOM IC-R71E
Sangean ATS909 with 2x80kHz Murata filters in FM
Antennas: 15 meters outdoor random wire with RF System Magnetic Longwire Balun
Indoor self-made single-turn coax Loop
Telescopic and 7 meters indoor long wire antenna
Website: http://diarioradio.blogspot.com

Skype - Twitter: robybenjy

Ricezione DRM con Kenwood TS-440

2012-01-14T17:10:00.001+01:00

E' stato pubblicato, sulla rivista CQ Elettronica, un articolo riguardante l'argomento in oggetto. Ho già inserito sul mio sito, in formato .pdf, tutto l'articolo. http://www.webalice.it/it9tzz/radioascolto/drm

Giovanni Lorenzi - IT9TZZ
QTH: Messina - Italy 38.11 N 15.32 E
Locator JM78SE
RX: Yaesu FRG-7000/Kenwood TS-440
Ant: Longwire 25 m / Dipole
Down converter: homebrewing
Website: http://www.webalice.it/it9tzz

Global Pirate HF-Weekend schedule for 14th & 15th Jan 2012

2012-01-14T17:08:00.002+01:00

Global Pirate HF-Weekend schedule for 14th & 15th Jan 2012 has now been posted at Harri's blog :

http://hkdx2.blogspot.com/2012/01/global-pirate-hf-weekend-14-1512012.html

----
Alokesh Gupta, VU3BSE
New Delhi, India

Glenn Hauser logs January 12-13, 2012

2012-01-14T17:08:00.000+01:00

** BOTSWANA. 15580, Jan 13 at 0543, JBA (just barely audible) signal from VOA English, and it`s the OSOB (only station on band), not even Nigeria or Australia on 19m. Current registrations show 15580 at 03-07 is via Botswana, except at 04-05 switching to Sri Lanka (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake Jan 13: finally heard one, only one:
9200, very poor at 1322; none higher up to 18 MHz by 1335 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 9810, Jan 13 at 0540, RHC S9+20 but quite undermodulated in Spanish.

11760, Jan 13 at 1326, a bit surprised to hear some lo-fi bits of the Guatemalan national anthem (as heard better nightly and completely on R. Verdad 4005 after 0600 except UT Mondays), here from RHC. It was a feature about José Joaquín Palma, the Cuban credited with writing its words if not the music too (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Jan 13 at 1405, Shiokaze with YL in Japanese, plus piano and het from Myanmar; via JSR Tokyo/Yamata, JAPAN. Still no English resumed on Fridays (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Friday Jan 13 at 0533, IGIM is already on with YL in Arabic; 0634 chanting (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ROMANIA. 15460 & 17530, Jan 13 at 1334, RRI in German again with the strange audio artifacts on the modulation, not as bad as before. Kai Ludwig in target area Germany tried to monitor this Jan 12 at 1300, but the signals were too weak, while they inboom to deep N America. It seems RRI is really overshooting its target with this transmission; should be on lower frequencies for closer Germany (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA. St. Petersburg Regional Centre, 10th anniversary QSL, received Jan 12 for Dec 4, 2011 report of 6135 at 0247-0300 UT. Very nice design, and full details on back with rubber stamp from Mikhail Timofeyev. Thanks, Mikhail for offering this beautiful card:
http://www.w4uvh.net/speteq1.jpg
http://www.w4uvh.net/speteq2.jpg
Also pennant:
http://www.w4uvh.net/speteq3.jpg

These are added to our QSL gallery via
http://www.worldofradio.com/QSL.html
And also here is the envelope: the large stamp has multi-colored sparkles on the ornament and lettering depending on the angle viewed:
http://www.w4uvh.net/speteq4.jpg
Postmarked 16 Dec, so airmail took 27 days. Mikhail says there have been problems in postal contacts between our countries
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SAUDI ARABIA. 15225, Jan 13 at 1505, big buzz mixing with and no doubt emanating from BSKSA transmitter in Arabic, // much better unbuzzed 15435. Still the same at 1550, both from Riyadh, 295 and 320 degrees respectively. Wolfgang Büschel reports some new SW transmitters are being installed which we hope will get rid of this (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TAIWAN [non]. 6875, Jan 13 at 0544, RTI via WYFR is still in wrong language, Chinese instead of English; and after 0600 still in German instead of Spanish (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1599 monitoring: confirmed Thursday Jan 12 at 2200 on WTWW 9479, and at 2230 on WBCQ 7415. And on WWRB 3195, UT Friday Jan 13 at 0430:40, after a respectful 70-second pause following the SC preacher until 0429:30. Earlier that evening, there were reports it was playing jazz music instead of regular programming.

At the end of WOR, Dave Frantz made an announcement that since Jan 1, WWRB has been broadcasting the original KJV Bible of 1611y, six hours a day to Latin America on 5050; and wants donations to expand it to 24 hours (which would require a different daytime frequency, maybe previously tested 15795?).

More SW airings of WOR: WRMI 9955: Sat 0900, 1600, 1830, Sun 0900, 1630, 1830, Mon 1230. WTWW 5755: UT Sun 0500. WBCQ 5110v-CUSB on Area 51: UT Mon 0330v, probably (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7490, Jan 13 at 0531, WBCQ is not on the air for a change, previously heard running unscheduled more than an hour later. And unlike last night, 9330-CUSB is on and propagating at 0631 with hard-sell preacher. Seems like there is more of that and less soft-sell from Good Friends Radio Network lately, but I hasten to tune away no matter what (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 760, Jan 13 as I tune across at 1346 UT, full ID for KMTL in Arkansas, ad for Golden Corral in N Little Rock, gospel music. Made fast SAH of 15-20 Hz with nullable preaching KCCV Kansas City area, about 90 degrees away. KMTL COL is Sherwood AR, a NE LR suburb, 10 kW daytimer (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** UZBEKISTAN. 7510, Jan 13 at 1310, open carrier with flutter. What will it become? 1319 recheck in undermodulated talk, unknown language. 1330 continues with bits of music, talk; 1358 keeps going past 1400 with no discernible ID. Uplooked later in HFCC, it`s TWR to S Asia at 13-16, 100 kW, 131 degrees from Tashkent. Aoki shows it`s really on the air from 1315 to 1615 in Hindi and a variety of Indian languages, starting with Dogri M-F at 1315-1330, Hindi Sat & Sun 1315-1430. On this Friday the next language was Hindi at 1330-1415.

BTW, Aoki shows another strange entry on 7510, VOA, 316 degrees via Thailand at 1930-1945 in Croatian! Until Nov 23 and now off the air. That certainly makes no sense (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 7200, Jan 13 at 0533, weak Horn of Africa music, and a SAH between two stations, presumably Sudan and Ethiopia and/or Eritrea. I`ve been fooled before with seeming `HoA` music coming from Sudan, or services to Sudan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Radio Waves Internation's back

2012-01-14T16:35:00.001+01:00

We are on the air this weekend on 6985 khz...

Peter HILLS & Philippe

Ps: we wil be back in Nashville from Feb 1çth until March 4th 2012 joininf the CRS Country Radio seminar,meeting friends & artist.

Save BNR Radio Bulgaria on shortwave and medium wave

2012-01-14T16:33:00.001+01:00

http://www.saveradiobulgaria.com

Radio Heritage "Listening with Lizzie"

2012-01-14T16:31:00.000+01:00

Media Release
Radio Heritage Foundation
www.radioheritage.com
January 14 2012

Listening with Lizzie
British Commonwealth on the Air 1952-53
Celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of
Queen Elizabeth II 1952-2012
_______________________________________

"Listening with Lizzie" is the new feature celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II 1952-2012 just released at www.radioheritage.com by the Radio Heritage Foundation.

This is a nostalgic review of the radio broadcasting scene across the then British Commonwealth sixty years ago, when places such as British Honduras, British Somaliland, Aden, Zanzibar, Gold Coast, Northern Rhodesia and many other colonies and territories were contributing to the 'British" world of radio.

You'll enjoy classic ephemera from such stations as the Central African Broadcasting Station, Cable & Wireless in the Kenya Colony, the Near East Arab Broadcasting Station from Cyprus, the Commercial Service of Radio Ceylon, Radio Malaya from Singapore, Radio ZBP Pitcairn Island, Radio Jamaica ZQI and many others.

"Let's visit the British Commonwealth as the young Queen Elizabeth II would have found it, and imagine we're listening in to the sounds of a radio magically sweeping across the dial and across the world, and picking up the sounds of her realm in 1952-53."

The feature covers Great Britain, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Americas, and gives a unique insight into how broadcasting was emerging at different levels across many parts of the globe in this first decade after the end of the conflicts of World War II.

"Listening with Lizzie" British Commonwealth on the Air is now available at www.radioheritage.net/story254.asp and is one of a growing number of new Popular Culture features produced by the Radio Heritage Foundation.

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Radio Heritage Foundation is a registered non-profit connecting
radio, popular culture, history and heritage at
www.radioheritage.com.
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Radio Bulgaria lascia le onde corte dal 31 gennaio

2012-01-13T20:36:00.001+01:00

La conferma ufficiale è di qualche minuto fa:

BULGARIA Dear listeners and friends of the short waves and Radio Bulgaria, With a huge regret to inform you very bad news. After more than 75 years in the world broadcasting from January 31, 2012 at 2200UT Radio Bulgaria cease broadcasting on short and medium waves. The solution is that Radio Bulgaria is not necessary now its short waves and medium waves listeners. The reason -no money for broadcast on short and medium waves. And who listens to short waves today? Already has internet. Maintaining the short waves was "Mission Impossible"! Hope dies last. As a frequency manager in the last 19 years my main task was to provide best quality signal of Radio Bulgaria in worldwide coverage. There will be no short waves, there will be no frequency manager. For all people who work in Radio Bulgaria that bad news is shock and horror Beginning of the end. But expect your moral support. Please send e-mail to:

Albanian section: <albanian @ bnr.bg>
Bulgarian section: <bulgarian @ bnr.bg>
English section: <english @ bnr.bg>
French section: <french @ bnr.bg>
German section: <german @ bnr.bg>
Greek section: <greek @ bnr.bg>
Russian section: <russian @ bnr.bg>
Serbian section: <serbian @ bnr.bg>
Spanish section: <spanish @ bnr.bg>
Turkish section: <turkish @ bnr.bg>

and from January 14, 2012: <www.saveradiobulgaria.com>

Thank you and goodbye,
Ivo Ivanov

P.S. SW txs Kostinbrod & Padarsko will be destroyed in the next few months.

Winter B-11 of Radio Bulgaria until January 31, 2012 - 2200 UT / 0000 Local
ALBANIAN
0630-0700 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Mon-Fri
0630-0700 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Mon-Fri
0700-0800 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Sat/Sun
0700-0800 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Sat/Sun
1700-1730 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
1700-1730 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU
2000-2100 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
2000-2100 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU

BULGARIAN
0100-0200 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to NoAM
0100-0200 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to NoAM
0100-0200 on 7300 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoAM
0100-0200 on 9400 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoAM
0530-0600 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Mon-Fri
0530-0600 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Mon-Fri
0530-0600 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 115 deg to N&ME Mon-Fri
0530-0600 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 126 deg to N&ME Mon-Fri
0530-0600 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU Mon-Fri
0530-0600 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU Mon-Fri
0500-0600 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Sat/Sun
0500-0600 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Sat/Sun
0500-0600 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 115 deg to N&ME Sat/Sun
0500-0600 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 126 deg to N&ME Sat/Sun
0500-0600 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU Sat/Sun
0500-0600 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU Sat/Sun
1400-1500 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 078 deg to CeAS
1400-1500 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 030 deg to EaEU
1400-1500 on 11600 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
1400-1500 on 15600 PLD 300 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
1600-1700 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
1600-1700 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU
1600-1700 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 078 deg to CeAS
1600-1700 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 030 deg to EaEU
1600-1700 on 9700 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
1600-1700 on 15700 PLD 300 kW / 185 deg to SoAF
1900-2000 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
1900-2000 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU
2200-2300 on 6000 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoEU
2200-2300 on 9400 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoEU
DX MIX NEWS 0545-0600 Sun; 1445-1500 Sun; 1945-2000 Sun

ENGLISH
0000-0100 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to NoAM
0000-0100 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to NoAM
0300-0400 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to NoAM
0300-0400 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to NoAM
0730-0800 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
0730-0800 on 9400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
1830-1900 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
1830-1900 on 9700 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
2200-2300 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
2200-2300 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
DX MIX NEWS 2230-2240 Fri; 0030-0040 Sat; 0330-0340 Sat; 0740-0750 Sat

FRENCH
0200-0300 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to NoAM
0200-0300 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to NoAM
0700-0730 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
0700-0730 on 9400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
1800-1830 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
1800-1830 on 9700 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
2100-2200 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
2100-2200 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
DX MIX NEWS 2130-2140 Tue; 0230-0240 Wed; 2130-2140 Sun; 0230-0240 Mon

GERMAN
0630-0700 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
0630-0700 on 9400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
1730-1800 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
1730-1800 on 9700 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
2000-2100 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 306 deg to WeEU
2000-2100 on 7400 PLD 300 kW / 295 deg to WeEU
DX MIX NEWS 2050-2100 Tue; 0650-0700 Thu; 2020-2030 Sat

GREEK
0600-0630 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Mon-Fri
0600-0630 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Mon-Fri
0600-0700 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Sat/Sun
0600-0700 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Sat/Sun
1730-1800 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
1730-1800 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU
2100-2200 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
2100-2200 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU

RUSSIAN
0400-0430 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 030 deg to EaEU
0400-0430 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 078 deg to CeAS
1500-1600 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 078 deg to CeAS
1500-1600 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 030 deg to EaEU
1900-2000 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 078 deg to CeAS
1900-2000 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 030 deg to EaEU
DX MIX NEWS 1540-1600 Sat; 1940-2000 Sat; 0410-0430 Sun

SERBIAN
0700-0730 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Mon-Fri
0700-0730 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Mon-Fri
0800-0900 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU Sat/Sun
0800-0900 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU Sat/Sun
1800-1830 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
1800-1830 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU
2200-2300 on   747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
2200-2300 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU

SPANISH
0000-0100 on 7300 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoAM
0000-0100 on 9400 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoAM
0200-0300 on 7300 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoAM
0200-0300 on 9400 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoAM
0700-0730 on 7300 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoEU
0700-0730 on 9800 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoEU
1730-1800 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoEU
1730-1800 on 9400 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoEU
2100-2200 on 6000 PLD 170 kW / 260 deg to SoEU
2100-2200 on 9400 PLD 170 kW / 245 deg to SoEU
DX MIX NEWS 1750-1800 Sun; 2120-2130 Sun; 0020-0030 Mon; 0220-0230 Mon

TURKISH
0600-0630 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 115 deg to N&ME
0600-0630 on 7400 PLD 170 kW / 126 deg to N&ME
1830-1900 on 747 PET 300 kW / non-dir to SEEU
1830-1900 on 1224 VDN 300 kW / 205 deg to SEEU
1830-1900 on 5900 PLD 170 kW / 078 deg to N&ME

MW: PET=Petritch (G.C. 41N28/023E19) 1 x 300 kW
VDN=Vidin (G.C. 43N50/022E43) 1 x 300 kW

SW: PLD=Padarsko (G.C. 42N23/024E52) 2 x 300 kW, 3 x 170 kW

ADDR: 4, Dragan Tsankov Blvd., 1040 Sofia and P.O.Box 900, 1000 Sofia.
Tel.: +359 2 933 66 33; fax.: +359 2 865 05 60; Website: www.bnr.bg
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Anche Radio Bulgaria lascia le onde corte...

2012-01-13T15:41:00.001+01:00

This year the radio's budget has been seriously cut, and we will soon be facing some radical changes in our transmissions. Shortwave broadcasts are to be ceased, and opportunities for satellite broadcasting and online programs are now explored. We are under quite a lot of mostly negative pressure recently, as we fear they might lead to losing some of our most regular and interested listeners, including you. But let's hope that things will change for the better! Keep listening to our programs while we are still on the air on shortwave. We will soon be sending all our listeners detailed info on what the future changes to our broadcasts will be. (Kraig KG4LAC via dxld ml)

SWR Schedule - 13/14 Jan 2012

2012-01-12T23:02:00.001+01:00

Scandinavian Weekend Radio schedule for 13 & 14th Jan 2012 :

http://www.swradio.net/schedule.htm

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Alokesh Gupta, VU3BSE
New Delhi, India

Glenn Hauser logs January 12, 2012

2012-01-12T19:50:00.001+01:00

** BULGARIA. 5900, Jan 12 at 0628, ME music, poor signal, cuts off without announcement at 0630*. Thought it might have been something more interesting than R. Bulgaria, but it`s all that`s scheduled, in Turkish. HFCC also shows 0630 in German, but it`s really a wooden alternative to 7400 or 9400, no signal on 5900 after 0630 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EGYPT. 6270, Jan 12 at 0626, typical R. Cairo emission from Abis with undermodulated, distorted Arabic music and talk, whine past 0632, but gone at next check 0650. This frequency is supposed to close at 0430 after 5.5 hours to NAm in English and Arabic, which follow another 7 hours in Urdu and European languages starting at 1600. Try to outdo WBCQ with overruns? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 12 at 0641, IGIM is on and chanting, good signal tonight (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NETHERLANDS [non]. 9810, Jan 12 at 1210, Spanish report from Cuban correspondent about the Damas en Blanco and likely protests to be attempted during papal visit in March. Faked me out, thought I was listening to Vatican`s broadcast at this time, but on to Dutch stuff past 1215, i.e. RNW via BONAIRE at 1200-1227.

VR previously had Spanish at 1130-1215 via Sackville in the 9.8s, and I heard it Dec 16 at 1145 on 9865 with QRDRM from NZ 9865-9870-9875. Now it`s in B-11 HFCC as daily 1130-1200 only, but missing from WRTH and some other contradictory schedules, so is this service extant or not? And is it really on 21680, direct to SAm, or not?

As for RNW in Spanish, Wim Janssen, head of the LA department, confirmed at the Colombo-Venezuelan DX Encuentro that the SW service will be cancelled later this year (but still on the web and via affiliates) --- despite the new mandate of RNW on its drastically reduced budget only to serve countries lacking press freedom, like Cuba, where nothing on SW will drastically reduce their audience!

And the Bonaire relay is likely to close for lack of enough relay business other than RNW to keep it viable. If Greenville were to close, as previously planned, Bonaire might survive (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1599 monitoring: first broadcast confirmed on WRMI webcast, UT Thursday Dec 12 at 0430; only jamming audible on 9955, tnx a lot, Arnie! Remaining 9955 airings: Sat 0900, 1600, 1830, Sun 0900, 1630, 1830, Mon 1230; plus many more webcasts: see
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html

On WTWW: Thu 2200 on 9479, UT Sun 0500 on 5755
On WBCQ: Thu 2230 on 7490, UT Mon 0330v on 5110v-CUSB Area 51
On WWRB: UT Fri 0430 on 3195
On HLR, Germany: Tue 1030 on 5980
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7490, Jan 12 at 0622, WBCQ is again on far past its nominal 0500*, but this time not with Brother Scare, instead with rock music. At first it sounded gospelish, but couldn`t make out the lyrix. Not // BS on 5890, 3185. VG signal on 7490, maybe testing, or avoiding freezing the equipment, but no signal on 9330-CUSB, which usually makes it here overnight.

MUF/northern paths may have been down, as 9370 WTJC was weakish but still audible as was 9955 WRMI with Channel Africa. 7490 still running music at 0633 check, but I enjoy the music from Tunisia 7335 more, so it`s not until 0647 that I rerecheck 7490, and by then WBCQ is gone (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN [non]. 9865, VR still on air via Sackville in Spanish at 1130-1200? See NETHERLANDS [non]

UNIDENTIFIED [and non]. 9585v, Jan 12 at 1525 I am hearing a lo but audible het between two weak stations, one of them off-frequency. Before I could decide which side, the het went off at 1526:10* while the other continued on 9585.0, talk in unID language.

Checking WRTH, EiBi, Aoki and HFCC, the one going off would have been TWR SWAZILAND in Malagasy as scheduled until 1525 (except French on Saturdays), and well-known to be a frequency-misser; but nothing else is scheduled during this hour on 9585 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

DRM Newsletter 1/2012

2012-01-12T19:47:00.001+01:00

DRM Newsletter 1/2012 is now available at :

http://newsletters.lavishcreative.com/t/ViewEmailArchive/r/DBC4D2F4CD63FB83/C67FD2F38AC4859C/

Main stories :

- ITU endorses DRM+
- DRM and NXP Semiconductors announce a new digital car radio solution at CES, Las Vegas
- Delphi's DRM car radio on display at New Delhi Auto Expo
- Community Radio stations ask for the introduction of DRM+ in Europe
- Vatican Radio Trials DRM+ in Rome on VHF band II

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Alokesh Gupta, VU3BSE
New Delhi, India

Babcock wins contract with BBC World Service

2012-01-12T17:50:00.001+01:00

Babcock International Group (Babcock) has won a 10-year contract to continue providing services relating to the transmission and distribution of radio and television for the BBC World Service.

http://www.babcock.co.uk/media-centre/babcock-wins-contract-with-bbc-world-service/

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Alokesh Gupta, VU3BSE
New Delhi, India

Shortwave Radio Logs from WDX6AA

2012-01-12T01:36:00.001+01:00

CANADA    Radio Canada Intl-RCI    17790 1830 GMT English 444 Jan 11 Two OMs with comments on newer jobs in Canada //15365[333].

CHINA   Chine Radio-CRI   11945 1915 GMT Chinese 444 Jan 11 Two YLs and an OM with comments.

COSTA RICA   Radio Exterior Espana Relay-REE   17850 1825 GMT Spanish 444 Jan 11 YL and OM with comments. //15125[333]via Costa Rica, 15110 [444]via Spain.

FRENCH GUIANA    Radio France Intl-RFI   21690 1820 GMT French 433 Jan 11 YL and OM with comments.

PALAU   Radio Free Asia -RFA   9905 1922 GMT Chinese 333 Jan 11 YL and OM with comments. Echo with a YL in the background with comments.

RWANDA   DW Relay-VOG   15620 1850 GMT French 444 Jan 11 YL and OM with comments.

SOUTH AFRICA   BBCWS Relay   17695 1835 GMT English 333 Jan 11 Two OMs with comments. Also an OM singing.

UNITED STATES, Tennessee    WWCR   15825 1840 GMT   English 433 Jan 11 YL with comments on the bodies 5 sensors.

Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, United States of America
Rcvrs: Kenwood R5000 and Grundig Satellit 650
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"
ASWLC: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ASWLC
SCADS: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SCADS

Glenn Hauser logs January 9-11, 2012

2012-01-11T22:42:00.001+01:00

** BOTSWANA. 15570, Jan 9 at *2059 open carrier as VOA is tuning up for continuation of African service in English, to avoid Bonaire already on 15580. *2100 Bots jumps to 15580 where it is supposed to be as modulation begins. But if they are going to turn on only one minute before the hour, the offset is hardly necessary as Bonaire is already off (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 13670, Jan 11 at 1450, RHC is absent so no lowside het to CRI English 13675 via Sackville. 1531 frequency announcement on many other channels reconfirms that 13670 is supposed to be on until 1600 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INTERNATIONAL VACUUM. [Re my previous report of Morse code underneath EWTN cable channel, during Joy of Music, filed as U S A]

Sounds like the automatic ID on the uplink. After that Captain Midnight thing years ago (where the guy hijacked the satellite transponder -- Playboy Channel if I recall properly) they established a requirement that uplinks identify themselves with tone-modulated Morse on an otherwise-unused analog audio subcarrier. IIRC the callsigns are an E followed by a 5-digit number.

I thought this went by the wayside when all the uplinks went digital, but I suppose there are a few straggler analog uplinks left (Doug Smith W9WI, Pleasant View, TN EM66, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Doug, Tnx for that idea. Maybe that`s part of the explanation, but this was going on continuously over many minutes, and am pretty sure it was not an E##### repeated over and over but a lot more variety, like some kind of encrypted or maybe weather data message. So an unused analog audio subcarrier could bleed thru in an uplink (or transponder) to a used one? I`ll need to listen to EWTN some more (Glenn to Doug, via DXLD)

You've raised enough curiosity to get me to check further. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Transmitter_Identification_System
and
http://cfr.vlex.com/vid/281-automatic-transmitter-identification-atis-19848592

- It *is* supposed to run continuously (unlike the Morse IDs on translators). This subcarrier is used ONLY for the ID.
- The callsign is not the only part of the ID. It also needs to include the phone number of the uplink and a 10-digit serial number.

It's on a 7.1 MHz subcarrier. Common audio subcarriers for analog satellite were 5.8, 6.2, and 6.8 MHz. IIRC, 5.8 was for mono, 6.2 for stereo left, and 6.8 for stereo right. Usually. There were exceptions. I'm sure Bob Cooper knows!

The fact that the audio is noisy & distorted (while the video is OK?) suggests at least one of the audio subcarrier decoders is off-frequency. If the 6.8 subcarrier decoder is off-frequency I think it's quite likely it could decode the 7.1 Morse ID (Doug Smith W9WI, Pleasant View, TN EM66, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Occasional further chex of EWTN have lacked the code, so apparently they adjusted it (Glenn Hauser, January 11, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** IRAN. 15525, Jan 11 at 1536, pious Qur`an quotation in English, 1537 VIRI welcoming us to ``tonight`s edition brought to you live from Tehran, Iran``, program summary, first `News & Views`, then `Contemporary Scholars of Iran`, then something about `Iranian Women`. 1538 hokey news theme, the three headlines being: 1) Pres. A. said something; 2) Iranian scientist martyred by car bomb; 3) Gitmo prisoners on 3-day hunger strike.

Nice to near VIRI without the heavy QRM they subject themselves to on both ``V. of Justice`` frequencies to NAm, 7200 and 7365 at 0330. Reception unusually good, only slight fading; in fact, I don`t often hear this at all. Nothing audible on // 13785 aside huge RHC 13780 signal.

But at 1545, 15525 suddenly drops off; I wonder what happened? It`s still there but much weaker, while 15535 Dabanga is unchanged. 15525 registered as 105 degrees from Kamalabad, meaning off-the-back would be 285. Maybe they were aiming the wrong way at the beginning (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH. 7580, Jan 10 at 0650, 1 kHz tone thought might turn out to be something interesting, like Star-Star, but 0700 8-note IS of VOK, Japanese ID and NA. This service runs all the way until 1250, while Xing-Xing from Taiwan is on 7580 at 0600-0630 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Tue Jan 10 at 1415, distraught woman in Japanese with piano accompaniment, no doubt an abductee survivor or relative, on Shiokaze from JSR Tokyo/Yamata, JAPAN. Only lite het from QRMyanmar (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA SOUTH. 6550, Jan 11 at 0633, very poor signal with choral music, i.e. new women`s service of MND clandestine to the North. Was not audible a semihour earlier for the 0600-0640 broadcast, so I was wondering if it still exist. Could not find on // 6435 amid ute QRM. Nor was there much yet from the Korean radio war on 6518 and 6600, since all these signals are getting further into daytime as the Korean sunset inchons later and later. Currently in Soul it`s already at 0834 UT, a full bihour later, so lucky to get anything propagating from this (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MAURITANIA. 7245, Jan 10 at 2150, IGIM presumed with YL speech, heard some French words, maybe mixed with Arabish; an unusual time for me to log this rather than around 0600 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 830, Jan 11 at 1357 UT, conversation mentions Radio Zócalo, San Antonio, head-coach, overcoming WCCO. Must be 5 kW XEIK, Piedras Negras, Coahuila, where there are close commercial and cultural ties to the nearest big US city. 1358, ID as R. Zócalo on Súper Estelar 107.9, local ads for Piedras Negras, ``ciudad con futuro``. Cantú confirms the Súper Estelar on 107.9 is XHPC in Piedras Negras (Black Rocks).

860, Jan 11 at 1403 UT, ``primera edición de Noticias 8-60``, mentions Ciudad Juárez. Feared it would just be a generic news program name, not pinnable, but Cantú shows that`s the name of the entire station in CiJz, if reversed: 860, XEZOL, 860 Noticias, Cd. Juárez, Chih., 1,000 500. Just about losing out to K`KOW by now, moo (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NETHERLANDS [non]. 9830, Jan 10 at 0618, RNW Dutch is back on third frequency in the 9.8s, // unsynchronized 9865 and 9895. Last times I checked, 9830 was missing from Wertachtal, GERMANY (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. Channel A-48 is the last remaining analog TV signal normally visible here, KUOK-LP OKC, 18.1 kW, but Jan 10 at 1555 UT after getting a tropo-enhanced KWOU 88.1 Woodward relaying KGOU 106.3 with Diane Rehm show, I turn the TV antenna westward to look for Woodward DTV on 34 and 35 --- but they are not `good` enough to decode.

Manually checking further channels, I find OETA coming thru on 48, which can only be K48KE, Buffalo OK, 11.8 kW relay of KWET-12. It`s marginal, in & out, helped a little by aiming further northwest right at it. Buffalo is over 100 miles away, about 60% further than KUOK-LP ex-KWDW. I had a similar log Aug 17 as in DXLD 11-33. Tropo maps today showed nothing noteworthy in either area (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. Channel A-27, KFOR-TV OKC, I noticed a few days ago in the Titan TV program listings, showed Antenna TV on both 4.2 and 4.3, I assumed a mistake. But Jan 11 a 1551, I find that is indeed the case, as the continuous weather on 4-2 has been dropped! At 1600 UT, Ant-Tv is showing ``The Buddy Holly Story``, which starts off with a DJ at KDAV-1310 Lubbock. I didn`t mind rewatching the whole thing.

Titan listings still label 4.2 as KFOR-WX but also ATV, which is obviously(?) contradictory. PSIP IDs from KFOR on both do say Ant-Tv. This is also obviously a waste of spectrum; I assume the weather contract ran out at yearend, and something else will eventually replace it on 4-2, maybe NBC`s new sports channel? They ought to put MSNBC on spare DTV subchannels! Aspect Radio Cannot Be Changed, so some of the local commercials on Ant-Tv are in squeeze-o-vision (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 780, Wed Jan 11 at 1420 UT, KSPI (plus spurs 776 and 784) instead of stupid sports talk is broadcasting Stillwater City Commission/Council meeting, live? At 8:20 am?? Currently discussing regulations about parking at boarding houses, fascinating stuff (not). Refers to visuals, so hopefully also on local cable TV; speakers not identified either by any commentator, but they managed to be on-mike, unlike Enid`s version as cablecast by Pegasys (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ROMANIA. 9690, Jan 11 at 0620, YL singing with guitar, sounds like Brazilian tune, but not in Portuguese. Must have been Romanian, for // 7265, and 0622 French announcement from RRI (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SUDAN [non]. 15535, Jan 11 at 1535, R. Dabanga atop continuous 1000-Hz tone jammer, by or on behalf of the Sudanese regime. Dabanga is 500 kW, 150 degrees from Wertachtal, GERMANY, daily at 1530-1627 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15385.4, Jan 9 at 1915, KJES is also missing from its 19-21 UT broadcast which can inboom here when on, another frequency too far off the FCC is likely to Notice if they come back on it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. KJES offers nothing in the way of New Mexico culture, which I assure you, is not made up of robokids, beyond The Lord`s Ranch, so as Albuquerque sunrise approaches I intune 770, awaiting KKOB to pop onto daytime non-direxional pattern:

There it is, Jan 11 at 1415 as Bob Clark is lamenting how NM is misunderstood elsewhere --- as a just dull wasteland near Arizona. Albuquerque has even been confused with `Alcapulco`; after all, both have beaches, tho ABQ`s is on the Rio Grande:
http://www.cabq.gov/biopark/tingley
Now a PR firm in Austin, Texas has been hired to publicize NM better; they should know how? Then YL sidekick with traffic report. Fading at 1420, but back up at 1425 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 830, Jan 11 at 1427 UT, country gospel music, ID as Family Life Radio, in null of what`s left of WCCO or XEIK. Therefore it`s KFLT Tucson AZ, 50 kW day power already, tho official local sunrise in January is not until 1430 and there is no info about any PSRA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7490, Jan 10 at 0646, WBCQ is still on with Overcomer Ministry, psycophant caller at the moment mentioning hearing BS on WNCE, WWBA, WCKY as well as SW. This feed was about 8 seconds behind WWRB 3185 and 10 sex behind WWCR 5890, and still going past 0700. Failed to turn off at usual time of 0400 (Plus Financial Survival at 04-05)? Did not notice it the next night in bandscanning tho I neglected to look for it specifically. Could be a make-good for some TOM hours previously missed (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 15739-SSB, Jan 11 at 1535, 2-way in Spanish, reminding us that perhaps by strange coincidence, there are currently no significant broadcast signals to be heard between 15610 WEWN and 15825 WWCR --- making WWCR very isolated from the mainstream, just as it is by its far-right politico-religious programming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

SIDC Weekly Bulletin

2012-01-11T18:36:00.001+01:00

:Issued: 2012 Jan 09 2204 UTC
:Product: documentation at http://www.sidc.be/products/bul
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WEEK 575 from 2012 Jan 02

SOLAR ACTIVITY
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Solar activity has been at eruptive levels throughout the whole week, with one or more C flares every day. All of the following NOAA AR have produced one or more C flares: 11388, 11389, 11390, 11392 and 11393.

GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY
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Solar wind speeds measured by ACE have ranged from about 350 to about 450 km/s, whereas the IMF has varied between about 4 and 12 nT. A predicted Coronal Hole high speed stream arrived on January 6, with moderate associated solar wind speeds of about 450 km/s until January 8 inclusive. Though active intervals were predicted for the arrival of the high speed stream, geomagnetic conditions have been quiet throughout the week.

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2012 Jan 03 158    076 135 008 B4.1 0 0
2012 Jan 04 181    080 136 003 B3.9 0 0
2012 Jan 05 141    070 141 005 B4.3 0 0
2012 Jan 06 ///    076 136 009 B4.8 0 0
2012 Jan 07 ///    078 141 008 B6.1 0 0
2012 Jan 08 ///    067 136 006 B6.1 0 0
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Ascolti AM Luca Botto Fiora

2012-01-10T23:06:00.001+01:00

Ascolti AM (orari UTC)

A proposito dell'ascolto di Radio Afghanistan su 7200 kHz effettuato nel pomeriggio del 13 dicembre 2011, ho letto di dubbi sull'emittente isofrequenza, per alcuni dal Sudan ed altri dall'Etiopia. Io avevo pensato più al Sudan e così avevo scritto, anche se a dire il vero sotto l'Afghanistan avevo sentito anche della musica del corno d'Africa. Non conosco le relazioni di vicinanza tra Sudan ed Etiopia, però 1) Mi sembra anomalo che l'Etiopia vada a trasmettere sulla frequenza storica del Sudan e 2) Perché il Sudan - anch'esso nell'area del Corno d'Africa - non potrebbe mettere in onda musica di quel tipo? Da anni, ormai, l'ascolto di una canzone di un certo stile non significa più corrispondenza con la relativa area del pianeta, perché con le varie contaminazioni musicali tutti ormai incidono e suonano di tutto.

***

Lunedì 8 gennaio 2012
22.16-23.03 - 765 kHz
Ovviamente i dettagli dei picchi di segnale più chiari.
22.20 Musica classica e annuncio YL tipo "Ukrainsky Maiak"
22.25 Parlato YL in arabo e musica di chitarra (prob. VOIRI)
22.27 prob. Musica iraniana (tx diverso da quello di VOIRI)
22.28 Canto del Corano continuativo (prob. BSKSA Quran prgr.)
22.30 Sempre Corano ma segnale più forte (anche 22.31)
22.32 Canzone pop YL non in inglese, forse russo o ucraino
22.33 Le campane di Mosca, musica classica e "Radiostantsya..." OM
22.35 Parlato YL ed OM in russo o ucraino, tipo lettura notizie
In questo lasso di tempo nessun segnale dominante.
22.44 Traccia di musica pop, ma non mi sento di fare ipotesi
22.47 Parlato YL in arabo (prob. sempre VOIRI)
22.51 Canto del Corano continuativo (stesso OM di prima)
Altro spazio di segnali non dominanti.
22.57 Di nuovo canto coranico (sempre lo stesso OM)
23.02 Ancora canto del Corano (sempre il consueto OM)

Per prudenza (eccessiva?) lascio tutto nel campo delle ipotesi, però ad esempio non mi è parso di avere notato fra i segnali che si sono alternati una programmazione tipo Sudan, sia perché il Corano credo fosse un po' troppo lungo per non provenire da un canale dedicato solo ad esso, sia perché il parlato in arabo era talvolta seguito da musica tipica iraniana (chi l'ha sentita sa com'è) e poi io dalla radio di Omdurman ho sempre sentito parlare solo degli uomini. Se avessi tentato un parallelo con 1296 avrei dovuto risintonizzare la loop, perdendo i 765. Ci vorrebbero due loops, ma da me è già tanto se ce ne sta una!
Per quanto riguarda l'emissione russa o ucraina, non ho mai sentito annunciare Radio Rossii con "Radiostantsya", quindi potrei escludere l'impianto russo di Petrozavodsk, anche perché complessivamente l'area di provenienza dei segnali era più bassa ed orientale. Resta tuttavia il dubbio sugli orari perché in più fonti per la chiusura delle trasmissioni, russa o ucraina, non si è mai andati oltre le 22.00. Forse, comunque, dopo circa le 22.40 o 22.45 il segnale mi è sembrato spento.

Luca Botto Fiora
QTH G.C. 09E13 - 44N21
Rapallo (Genova) - Italia
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Satellit 500 Grundig
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Loop in ferrite ACA di 75 cm interna (@70 kHz-2 MHz)
Loop magnetico 150x100 cm su finestra (@2-5,5 MHz)
Dipolo aperto esterno 30 m (@5.5-30 MHz)
Controllate regolarmente i vostri collegamenti d'antenna.

ACCESSORI D'ANTENNA
Amplificatore RF K0LR-WA1ION per loop in ferrite
Amplificatore RF LX1456 NE per loop magnetico e dipolo aperto
Balun a choke coassiali 1:1 di RG174 (dal sito di IZ7ATH)
Eliminatore di QRM MFJ 1026 (modificato W8JI)
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Audacity 1.3.14 beta (acquisizione-conversione audio)
DXToolbox 3.8 demo (propagazione)
EarthDesk 5.8.1 demo (scrivania-orologio mondiale)
HourWorld 3.4.1 demo (orologio mondiale)
Marble 1.1 (atlante)
Multimode 6.2.4 demo Black Cat Systems (UTEs)
TimePalette 6.0.6 demo (orologio mondiale)

EMR & MV Baltic Radio this Sunday

2012-01-10T21:37:00.001+01:00

Transmission Date: 15th January 2012

Programme Times: 09.00 to 10.00 UTC

Transmission Frequency: 9480 kHz

Programmes:

09.00 Tom Taylor programme

09.30 Mike Taylor (Mail Box programme)

EMR Internet repeats on Sunday and Monday are at the following times:

09.00 1400 18.00 21.00 UTC

Please visit 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). All reports to: studio@emr.org.uk

M V Baltic Radio Test Transmissions:

On the 15th of January at 10.00 UTC M V Baltic Radio will be testing on 9480 KHz

Please send all M V Baltic Radio reception reports to info@mvbalticradio.de

Technical Information for Receiving 9480 KHz:

The transmitter at Göhren is using A3H (carrier with upper side band) modulation. If you use a normal AM - shortwave receiver, please tune exactly to 9480 KHz. If you use a SSB - receiver, please tune to 9480 KHz, USB - mode. This will give you the best results.

Good Listening
73s Tom

Global Pirate HF-Weekend 14-15.1.2012

2012-01-09T22:32:00.001+01:00

I'd like to remind all pirate stations and listeners around the world that next Pirate HF-Weekend will be 14-15.1.2012 !

That would be a test-weekend for pirates from all over the world to broadcast on High Frequencies 10-28 MHz (mostly on 15-22 MHz) to reach other continents !! There have been a lot of new visitors to my blog from all over the world, so I think there will be new listeners standing by - from South America and Asia.

I hope the stations try to use frequencies between 21.450 - 21.550 MHz and 14.980 - 15.100 MHz, but of course anything goes.
IF ALL STATIONS DO NOT WANT TO SIGN IN, PLEASE TRY USE THESE FREQUENCY SLOTS !

SCHEDULE for Saturday 14.1 and Sunday 15.1.2012

1) European MORNING 08.00 - 12.00 UTC from Europe to Asia/Japan/Oceania.

2) European AFTERNOON 12.00 - 16.00 utc from Europe to North America and vice versa.

3) European NIGHT 22.00 - 24.00 UTC from North America to Asia/Oceania. NEW!
No stations from USA or Canada signed to this slot yet.

The conditions have came down a little since November (28 MHz ham-QSO's are weak) but I think 21.5 MHz will be open - and 15 MHz for sure. Next time will be in the end of March when conditions are supposed to be better again (via F2-layer).

MAIL ME THE SCHEDULE AND FREQUENCIES: harriku(ät)dnainternet.net

LIST OF THE STATIONS WILL BE PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY 13.1.2012: www.hkdx2.blogspot.com

Shortwave Coordination Conference begins in Kuala Lumpur

2012-01-09T19:49:00.001+01:00

Shortwave Coordination Conference begins in Kuala Lumpur

http://www.abu.org.my/Technical_News-@-Shortwave_Coordination_Conference_begins_in_Kuala_Lumpur.aspx

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Alokesh Gupta, VU3BSE
New Delhi, India