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
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
