mercoledì 23 aprile 2014

Glenn Hauser logs April 22-23, 2014

** CHINA. Firedrake and CNR1 jamming search, April 22 before and after 1330:

16360, April 22 at 1332, CNR1 jammer, good, not synch with 12910; none in the 17s, 18s, 10s

15590, April 22 at 1328, CNR1 jammer, very poor not synch with 12910; and het on lo side no dooubt from from V. of Tibet, Tajikistan

15265, April 22 at 1330, CNR1 jammer, good, not synch with 12910

15195, April 22 at 1330, CNR1 jammer, fair, not synch with 12910

15115, April 22 at 1330, CNR1 jammer, good, not synch with 12910, and unlike the others, heavy CCI from victim

14750, April 22 at 1328, CNR1 jammer, very poor, not synch with 12910

13830, April 22 at 1325, CNR1 jammer, poor but also mixed with Firedrake music; about 2 seconds ahead of 12910

13795, April 22 at 1325, CNR1 jammer, very poor, ahead of 12910

12910, April 22 at 1324, CNR1 jammer, good, first one heard and kept on second receiver YB-400 to compare to all the others on FRG-7, finding only 11640 is close to synchronized with 12910

11805, April 22 at 1337, CNR1 jammer, fair with CCI, fast SAH, not synch with 12910

11785, April 22 at 1337, CNR1 jammer, good about 2 secs ahead of 12910

11640, April 22 at 1336, CNR1 jammer, poor with echo, and the only one almost synch with 12910, a quick echo apart

11605, April 22 at 1335, CNR1 jammer, poor with CCI, not synch 12910

April 23 check:

 9680, April 23 at 1127, Firedrake mixed with CNR1 jammer

12190, April 23 at 1120, CNR1 jammer, very poor with flutter; none in the 13s, 14s 15s at this hour with higher bands dead and no later chex this morning (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [non]. 1520, April 23 at 1205 UT, KYND Cypress TX is again vying with KOKC OKC here, CRI news mixing with CBS News; outro only as ``the hourly news`` and 1207 UT into `People in the Know` a long-running CRI program.

Not expecting to hear it on sibling station 1540, KGBC Galveston, but with KXEL nulled, April 23 at 1210 UT, there`s an interview with someone sporting a very American accent about exporting rare earths, so vital to flat screen TVs and other devices along with magnets, and // 1520. But 1540 fades out abruptly. KGBC is only 2.5 kW in daytime, while 1520 is apparently now 25 kW.

No chance of them here at this hour, but KGBC not to confused with CHIN Toronto or WNWR Philadelphia, both 50 kW stations also relaying the ChiCom; why is 1540 such a favorite frequency for them? Is it ``lucky``, numerologically? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 9820, April 22 at 1303 check, RHC has finally moved from 9830, which was still in use April 21, to 9820, due to the RTTY on 9830 that Arnie should have known about. Except: the RTTY is gone too  and not heard since in mornings, tho hard to believe that`s permanent; RTTY audible weakly at 1928 check April 22. At 1303, RHC has CCI with some ChiCom station already on 9820, poor signal with SAH.

5025, April 23 at 0109, R. Rebelde is off; 5040 RHC is on. At 0615 April 23, both are on, plus The Cuban Four on 49m. At 1114, 5025 is on.

9820, April 23 at 1127, RHC again here with CCCCI, while ex-9830 has another Asian signal but no RTTY; RHC also on 9550 with slightly better signal vs QRM. Both 9820 and 9550 are still on at 1318 with the QRM (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CYPRUS [non]. 9955, Wednesday April 23 at 1308 UT checking for WORLD OF RADIO on WRMI, instead hear reports about possibility Hitler escaped to Argentina, torture in Syria; after mentioning website news-network.eu What`s this? This is this:
http://news-network.eu/frequencies.html
Famagusta Gazette Radio, Weekly at 1300-1315 on WRMI, and WORLD OF RADIO has been bumped until 1315-1344. The WRMI online program schedule dated March 30 has not been updated to show this yet (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GREECE. 7475, April 23 at 0110, Helleniki Radiophonia good signal with music; had been missing for a few days on random chex. 9420 still absent, just JBA Iran; no 11645 audible either, but fair // signal on 15630. A bimonth ago, April 27 was reported to be the start date for the new NERIT government broadcaster replacing ERT, but remains to be heard if this date hold and how it may affect SW (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 9595, April 23 at 1313, R. Nikkei is playing some Bob Dylan, fair signal; which reminds us: can you imagine any US SW station doing that? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 11800-AM, April 23 at 0113 tuneacross, there`s Station YHWH on yet another bold new frequency, fair signal with deep fades, no QRM, immediately recognizable voice about Yahweh being the One True God, referring to 53-page document (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 23 at 0106, R. Chaski carrier until cutoff at 0109:07.5*, 5.5 seconds later and later than night before (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 9370, April 23 at 0555, WWRB is running TOM day frequency at night, not BS at the moment but a distraught female caller, only poor-fair, inferior to 9955 WRMI. At 1118 and 1125 I find both 3185 and 9370 are on during morning pentecostal service, as occasionally WWRB gives BS two transmitters (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SRI LANKA. 11905, April 23 at 0114, SLBC carrier has just come on with flutter, but no modulation past 0115 and consequently no entertainment by off-timesignal today. Music finally starts at 0117:10 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9955, Wednesday April 23 at 1129, `Antena DX` show from Panamá is closing one of its three known WRMI transmissions, the others being Mondays at 1230, UT Fridays 0100. Good signal and no jamming.

Followed at 1130-1144 by `Viva Miami`, with Jeff White previewing (now past) the Shortwave Shindig and STF Radio Specials. Shindig was repeated Friday April 18 at 2200, and UT Sunday April 20 at 0300 on 9955. Oops, I said on WOR that would be UT Sat April 19! Jeff also says WRMI has four QSL cards so far since moving to Okeechobee and plans to keep adding a new one each month for a while. Fills with some more info from the local Okeechobee newspaper. See CYPRUS [non], and separate USA: WORLD OF RADIO report (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1717 monitoring: routine check Wednesday April 23 at 1308 finds something else on WRMI 9955! See CYPRUS [non]. But after a gh WRMI ID, WOR at 1315-1344 and followed by a Rudy Espinal WRMI ID at 1344; so that`s a permanent change to 15 minutes later.

WORLD OF RADIO 1718 I hope should be ready for first airing UT Thursday April 24 at 0330 on WRMI 9955; then 1230 on same; UT Sunday 0030 on 9495. On WTWW: Thursday 2101 on 9475, Saturday 2330 on 9930, Sunday 0401 on 5830. On WWRB: UT Friday 0330v on 5050. On WBCQ: UT Monday 0300 on Area 51, 5110v-CUSB. On HLR: Saturday 0630 & 1430 on 7265-CUSB. Full schedule at
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7506.6, April 23 at 0110 check, WRNO still off (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9330-, April 23 at 0556, fair signal from WBCQ, only very slightly on the lo side compared to 3330 and 1330 signals on the FRG-7. Ivo Ivanov had found it way up to 9332 recently (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, April 23 at 1114, WTWW-1 missing from night frequency tho 5085, WTWW-2 is on; at 1314, 9475 WTWW-1 day frequency is back with SFAW and with some hum (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also UNIDENTIFIED 12105

** U S A. 1520 & 1540 CRI relays via Texas: see CHINA [non]

UNIDENTIFIED. 12105, April 23 at 0552, very poor fluttery signal where I usually hear nothing: could it be WTWW, on its occasional all-night broadcast with Yoruba at this time? I am only hearing songs past 0600 with no ID, not Bible readings in any language, which is nominally the purpose of WTWW-3. Aoki alleges that 05-08 Yoruba is only on Fridays thru Tuesdays (plus Chinese 08-11 same), but this is Wednesday. Nothing else, however, is listed on 12105 anywhere near this hour. Ivo Ivanov occasionally reports 12105 WTWW all night using remote receivers, while even if on, it`s too high and too close to propagate to here only one megameter away. Recheck after 1100, no sign of WTWW now, which if on all night, would be in Russian; just weak Chinese, presumably KSDA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1518 UT April 23

martedì 22 aprile 2014

Log Roberto Pavanello

828 13/4 22.00 Hit FM - Terrasa SS ID e MX buono
837 18/4 19.30 COPE - Sevilla SS pgr. locale per Processione Viernes Santo suff.
882 14/2 21.55 COPE - Alicante SS ID e pubblicità locale buono
1053 15/4 21.55 COPE - Zaragoza SS ID e pubblicità locale suff.
1530 18/4 18.45 VoA - Sao Tome FF NX buono
1539 14/4 20.57 R. Elche - SS ID e pubblicità locale suff.
1575 19/4 10.10 RAI R.1 - Genova IT NX reg. Liguria buono
1584 17/4 21.55 R. Ourense - SS ID e pubblicità locale suff.
1602 16/4 21.55 R. Ontinyent - SS ID e pubblicità locale buono
1645 13/4 20.25 R. Omejan - Dutch ID e MX buono
4875 19/4 23.25 R. Difusora. Roraima - Boa Vista PP ID e MX buono
4955 19/4 23.30 R. Cultural Amauta - Huanta SS NX suff.
5952.5 19/4 23.45 R. Pio XII - Siglo XX Aymara talk YL suff.
6220 20/4 08.20 Technical Man - ID e MX buono
6220 19/4 23.00 R. Star Int. - EE ID e MX buono
6240 17/4 20.20 R. Underground - EE ID e MX buono
6240 19/4 23.20 R. Marabù - Tedesco ID e MX buono
6260 16/4 19.30 CVC The Voice Asia - Toshkent Hindy talk buono
6280 16/4 19.45 Old Time R. - EE ID e MXbuono
6290 20/44 08.50 R. Mazda - Dutch ID e MX buono
6747 16/4 15.40 R. Pioneer - EE ID e MX buono
6915 14/4 20.10 Premier R. - premier EE ID e MX suff.
7300 20/4 09.25 U-Boat 66 R. - EE saluti a Roberto Pavanello buono
7345 19/4 12.15 Thazin R. - Yangon Sgaw MX suff.
9485 20/4 08.20 European Music R. - EE ID e MX buono
9485 20/4 09.20 R. Geronimo - EE ID e MX buono
10000 13/4 20.20 Obs. Nac. - Rio de Janeiro PP ID e ora buono
11401LSB 17/4 19.45 Over 60 Degree R. - EE ID e MX suff.
11725 14/4 21.20 R. New Zeland Int. - Wellington EE NX suff.
11780 14/4 20.20 R. Nac. Amazonas - Brasilia PP MX suff.
11855 17/4 21.10 R. Aparecida - PP Rosario buono
15245 19/4 17.15 R. Assenna - Tigrino talk OM buono
15345 13/4 20.15 R. Nac.- Buenos Aires SS talk su musica popolar buono
15415 14/4 21.25 R. Australia - Melbourne EE talk about Ukraine buono
15543 19/4 12.20 Voice of Tibet - Oslo Cinese talk YL buono
17850 19/4 16.00 Oromo Voice R. - Oromo ID e NX buono
17870 19/4 16.5 R. Inyabutatu - Kinyarwanda talk OM buono buono
Roberto Pavanello
Vercelli / Italia

WBCQ The Planet on 9332 kHz

USA   WBCQ The Planet on odd frequency on April 22 via SDR Kensigton NH, USA
from 1359 on 9332 BCQ 050 kW / 245 deg to ENAm English CUSB, instead of 9330
Note: The clock of SDR is ahead 2 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSz3jhDp9e4&list=UUOkdLTbNeM6g6w8oqkXYtsw

http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/wbcq-planet-on-9332-khz.html
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73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

Girolla LOG !

15476, R Nacional Arcángel San Gabriel ATA Base Esperanza,1945-1905 16-21Apr,px mx + ID,22222
15345, RAE ARG General Pacheco,1955 16Apr, px in I ,44444
1550,Radio Nacional de la R.A.S.D ALG Rabouni,2000 16Apr, px local,22222
25000,WWV USA Ft.Collins,2007 16Apr, TS "tac tac tac .....time and BIP!",44444
7120,R Hargeisa SOM Hargeisa,1700 19-21Apr, px in vernacolo noise from HAM,43444
10000,Italcable I,1650 19Apr, music and time signal,33333
7505, Voice of Martyrs CLA  via Toshkent, 1710 19Apr,local programme,44444
5950, Voice of Tigray Revolution ETH Addis Ababa,1720 19Apr, px mx local,33333
5915, ZNBC R Zambia ZMB Lusaka, 1725 19Apr, px mx local ,33333(
4835,VL8A AUS Alice Springs, 1731 19Apr, ABC news in E,33333
7295,TRAXX FM MLA, Kajang Kuala Lumpur,1744-1700 19-21Apr, px mx pop,33333

73 Mauro

Frequency change of Radio Habana Cuba

CUBA    Frequency change of Radio Habana Cuba from April 22:
from 1105 NF  9820 HAB 100 kW / 340 deg to NCAm Spanish, ex 9830
Using SDR receiver in Austin Taxas, USA. Here the video from today.
Note: The clock of SDR is ahead 2 minutes
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/frequency-change-of-radio-habana-cuba.html

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

Glenn Hauser logs April 21-22, 2014

** BANGLADESH. 15505, April 21 at 1259, BB with JBA carrier but enough to make out only the timesignal with raised final pitch ending at 1359:41, still within a variable window always fast of 1400:00. Standard remark (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 5040, April 21 at 0534, RHC English, while 5025 music is not // and presumably Rebelde as usual. An hour earlier at 0430, Alan Roe in UK found RHC music on both 5025 and 5040 plus 6060, presumably all from the Spanish service:

``R Havana Cuba 21 April at 0430 UT on 5025 kHz in place of R Rebelde
with modern Spanish ballads. A good signal and // with 5040 and 6060 kHz. Alan Roe, Teddington, UK``

9550, April 21 at 1405, RHC is still on 9550 with `Voces de la Revolución` martial theme prior to hoary old Fidel speeches or of others. It`s atop CRI Vietnamese and SAHing it, Commies vs Commies.

9830, April 21 at 1405 I check here too for RHC, and can confirm it only by detecting a weak echo under the RTTY to // 11760. No 9820.

Thus a revised A-14 schedule Arnie distributed is (at least) doubly don`t-you-believe: it claims 9830 has moved to 9820 at 11-15, and that 9550 finishes at 13.

5040, April 22 at 0121, RHC Spanish has resumed hum on this frequency, but not on // 6060 checked (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. Correxion: one of my numerous recent reports about the AIR Sinhala service (or whatever), for April 18, misstated the frequency as 11980 instead of 11985, which I reconfirm April 22: at 0059 past 0100 it`s just open carrier/dead air with flutter from Delhi-Khampur, not even an IS from the wrong Sindhi service! 0113 recheck now 11985 is JBM with flutter, and presumed // 11740 GOA much weaker. 11985 open carrier with Doppler wobble when BFO engaged, stays on until 0116:54* (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NIGERIA [and non]. 15120-AM, April 21 at 0545, VON opening a music show, fair signal and good modulation, atop lite CCCCCCI (Chinese language, Chinese Communist, Co-Channel Interference, or 601 for short), which Aoki shows on 15120 at 03-07, but also AIR Bengaluru in Hindi until 0530 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 22 at 0058, very poor carrier with some modulation from R. Chaski, Urubamba, until cutoff at 0109:02*, surpassing another minute later than ever past nominal 0100* with no reset yet. This is 12 seconds later than a biday ago.

BTW, Pedro F Arrunátegui from much closer Lima included a good clip of their ID in his latest alternatively spelt Chasqui DX Report, attached to the DXLD yg. It says: ``desde Cuzco, Perú, transmite Radio Chaski, en los 5,980 kilociclos onda corta, con la palabra de dios`` to the accompanying tune of ``What a Friend We Have in Jesus`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SPAIN [and non]. 9535, April 21 at 0539, REE in the clear --- but only for a few seconds as I was faked out by one of those pregnant pauses during Qur`aning, from Algeria via FRANCE. What do you bet this collision continue the rest of A-14, no one caring at TDF, TDA or RTVE?

11795, UT Tuesday April 22 at 0112, REE is VG, L&C with IS prior to weekly Sephardic emission; 0125 interview by one of the YL hostesses who apparently speaks real Ladino, but her OM subject replies in Castilian, which is a typical pattern. 0128 into a song in judeo-español. This repeats at 0415 UT Tuesday on 9690 if not 9650 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SRI LANKA. 11905, April 22 I am standing by for SLBC to come on, which it does at *0114:13 with a good but fluttery carrier. Music starts as usual a few seconds before 0115, about 0114:55 and ever-late 2+1 timesignal ends at 0115:23, then opening Hindi. Recheck 0122 finds dead air; rerecheck 0127 finds music resumed (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7615-USB, April 22 at 0107, Civil Air Patrol paramilitary net, referring to each other as ``sir`` which we don`t even hear on MARS nets; at least the NCS ``Iowa Cap 4`` does this, so those replying do too. He`s calling for contacts region by region, starting with North Central as I tune in, including lots of colorful tactical calls either heard or called: Starfish 1200, Yellow Brick ##, Oil Well 355; from the Southwest region: Texas Cap 6304, and 2300; at 0111, Rocky Mountain region: High Plans 5, Star Garnet 4, Blue Mesa 128. Finally tried for Pacific region, which is evidently a bit too far away into daytime. See my previous CAP net log in DXLD 14-13 under Unidentified 7615, which was March 21 at a very different time, 1415 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1717 monitoring: confirmed UT Monday April 21 at 0300 on Area 51 webcast, and barely audible also on 5110v-CUSB WBCQ. This low channel will be more and more subject to summer storm noise levels for months to come; needs more power, or a big fat harmonic, hi. Next:
Tuesday   1100 on WRMI-10, 9955 to the SSE
Wednesday 1300 on WRMI-11, 9955 to the NW
Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB to Europe
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. Re my log of the STF Radio special April 20 at 04-05 UT on several frequencies (and it appears a lot of others missed it:) roger now has put up his report on STF Radio: ``The future of shortwave seems to me now: A little strange. Advertising for an Xbox game via shortwave - some things in this world I will never understand. But for airtime must indeed pay anyone .... Now knowing the shortwave listening grandfathers what they should buy their grandchildren``:
http://www.rhci-online.de/STF-Radio-Program1__2014-04-20.htm
(Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15610, April 21 at 1956, VG signal with tone test: must be WEWN, whose English frequency has been missing for several days, since before the Easter holidays, tsk2. But at 2046 recheck it`s gone again. Propagation very restricted; 15825 WWCR inaudible, 15770 WRMI fair, 15730 VOA OC and later French good, 15550-USB WJHR poor but sufficient, 15420 WBCQ inaudible (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1060+, April 21 at 1240 UT, YL in condensed Spanish with details of an attack on Hebron, stuff about Palestina, 1245 UT bit of Israeli music. Further comments make clear it`s from the Israeli POV, and not only that but necessarily Messianic, as mentioned in 1252 UT outro, since KIJN is In Jesus` Name. Program website is algo-paravivir.org. At first I had hoped this was something other than KIJN Farwell TX, the 24-hour cheater altho now legal in daytime, which plays a lot of gospel music in Spanish rather than talk.

Another giveaway is that KIJN is always far enough off-frequency to the hi side to make a fast SAH with whatever else; roughly east-west DF, easily separable from 50 kW KRCN Longmont CO with biznews in English. Searched for an own KIJN website, but best I could find was a rudimentary old biz one at Angelfire with little detail, let alone a current schedule.

Initially there was some weak Mexmx under it, which might have been KXPL El Paso close to the same WSW direxion (and which qualifies as a border station in the Cantú list), but which is supposed to be news/talk in the NRC AM Log.

A more intriguing possibility in that log is KRUZ, Van Buren AR (Fort Smith) 500 watt direxional daytimer, ``Estereo Rumba`` but which had been silent since February 2012. I`ll bet a live SS station would love to have that callsign (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 2660, April 22 at 0130 check UT, I can detect a JBA carrier here, suspected the very weak second harmonic of 1330, KGLD Tyler TX with 1 kW day power, which I laboriously IDed last year.

Our Enid sunset today was 0111 UT (to attain 0153 UT by Solstice), while Tyler`s was 0055 UT per gaisma.com. KGLD`s official FCC sunset in April is 0045 UT (May: 0115 UT; June & July: 0130 UT). And its FCC sunrises, when DX might also ensue: April: 1200 UT; May: 1130 UT; June: 1115 UT. (I don`t like putting UT after every time, so redundant, but do so with MW to remind people subjected to `ELT`.)

BTW, my automatic darkness-sensing streetlight ignited at 0125 UT April 22 with a burst of RF noise and then slowly faded up; so that`s 14 minutes after sunset with a clear sky. Noise level on 2 MHz also ramped up, but am not certain that`s the cause (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 0356 UT April 22

Ascolti AM Luca Botto Fiora

Ascolti AM (orari UTC)

Domenica 20 aprile 2014
08.05 - 6045 kHz (R7)
EUROPEAN MUSIC RADIO
Nauen (Germania)
Inglese, oldies e IDs anche in GG/SS.
Segnale suffieiente-buono

***

Lunedì 21 aprile 2014
19.05 - 6325 kHz (PL-660)
PAASHAAS RADIO
swpaashaas@hotmail.com
EE/Olandese, annunci OM.
Segnale buono

***

Martedì 22 aprile 2014
05.30 - 9610 kHz (VR5000DSP)
HAMADA RADIO INTERNATIONAL
Nauen (Germania)
Hausa, vivace tk OM.
Segnale molto buono

***

Luca Botto Fiora
QTH Rapallo (Genova) - Italia
G.C. 44° 21' 06.89" N / 09° 13' 30.94" E

***

Set 1 (LW-MW-SW)
RICEVITORI
R7 Drake
PL-660 Tecsun
VR5000DSP Yaesu
-
ANTENNE
(da 70 kHz a 2 MHz)
Loop in ferrite di 75 cm ACA modificata per LW-VLF
-
(da 2 a 5-6 MHz)
Loop magnetico interno tipo KR1ST 150x100 cm su finestra
-
(da 5-6 a 30 MHz)
Dipolo "windom" 20 metri
Balun 6:1 bifilare su ferrite cm 20x1 (10 spire)

Isolatore di linea (ø 20 cm x 7 spire di RG174)
-
ACCESSORI
(per loop MW-VLF)
Preamplificatore RF K0LR-WA1ION autocostruito (escludibile)
-
(per loop e dipolo HF)
Eliminatore di QRM MFJ 1026 modificato W8JI (escludibile)
Preamplificatore RF kit LX1456 NE (escludibile)
Splitters 0-1000 MHz a 2 vie GBC


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Set 2 (LW-MW)
RICEVITORE
E5 Etón
-
ANTENNA
Loop in ferrite di 75 cm ACA

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REGISTRATORI IC SONY:
ICD-B500 (VR5000DSP)
ICD-BX800 (PL-660)
ICD-BX112 (R7 - E5)

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SOFTWARE (Mac OSX)
Audacity 2.0.5 (acquisizione-conversione audio)
DXToolbox 4.1.1 demo (propagazione)
EarthDesk 6.3 demo (scrivania-orologio mondiale)
HourWorld 3.4.4 demo (orologio mondiale)
Multimode 6.3.1 demo Black Cat Systems (UTEs)
TimePalette 6.2 demo (orologio mondiale)

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domenica 20 aprile 2014

Onde medie italiane pasquali

1017  1000   20/4   Media Veneta Radio, Piove di Sacco (PD); mx non stop, no ID; ex 1233 kHz (Buono/Ottimo)
1233  1000   20/4   Radio Base 101, Peraga di Vigonza (PD); mx non stop, IDs, // streaming su www.radiobase101.it (Buono/Ottimo)
1566  1700   20/4   AM Stereo (n. Italia?); mx non stop, IDs (Buono, fading)
Perseus, Wellbrook ALA-1530
73
Fabrizio Magrone,  Forlì

Only one transmission of Voice of Mongolia (in Japanese) is on the air

MONGOLIA   Only one transmission of Voice of Mongolia in Japanese is on the air
1029-1057 on 12085 U-B 250 kW / 116 deg to EaAs. All other are maybe cancelled.
The full schedule is here. Video of this program on April 20 via SDR in Sydney:
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/mongolia-only-one-transmission-of-voice.html

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

Glenn Hauser logs April 19-20, 2014

** BANGLADESH. 15505, April 20 at 1359, JBA carrier from BB, and near-imagination level timesignal maybe ending at 1359:35 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BOLIVIA [and non]. 3310, April 20 at 0116, very weak mix of audios here, presumably R. Mosoj Chaski, and one of my locals: yes --- a match with 960 KGWA, but not with 1390 KCRC. (2 x 960 + 1390 = 3310). Neither of the locals playing music I was also hearing on 3310 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 9830, April 20 at 1257, RHC is still here despite the heavy RTTY QRM, as 9550 and 9850 have already gone off. Arnie was talking about moving to 9820 a week ago, but still hasn`t done it. There is also a weak signal on 9820, but would be an improvement. After 1302 on 9830 there is additional CCI from some other broadcaster. Nothing in HFCC, but Aoki shows 9830 with CNR1, and 9820 with CNR2 and Beibu Bay Radio before and after 1300. So wherever, it`ll be Commies vs Commies.

12010, Sunday April 20 at 1346, RHC `En Contacto` after Pedro Sedano`s weekly item from Spain, next segment introduced as `Noticias DX`, and then talking about TV à la carte in USA, award for V. of Russia program `Enciclopedia de Rusia`. Sorry, but this is NOT DX News, just media news, as too many other so-called DX programs misuse our term.

11680, April 20 at 1352, RHC is on wrong frequency instead of 11860, punched by lysdexic RadioCuba operator? // usual 11760 and 12010. `En Contacto` is running late so must have started late, only at 1353 handing over to `En Compañía del Doctor` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. 11985, April 20 at 0106, AIR Delhi-Khampur signal is fair with flutter, but just barely modulated, seems music, maybe // 11740 GOA, which is just too weak to be sure (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NETHERLANDS [non]. 7375, April 20 at 0125, The Mighty KBC, ``Uncle Eric with 125,000 watts of musical power rockin` over the ocean``. Well it`s past time to go up a band, as the 125 kW are not enough to overcome the summer storm noise, but the Croatian-like QSY to 9925 is not scheduled until May 1, (meaning May 4 here), thru August. BTW, I see in HFCC that MBR is still registering imaginary HRV on Nauen 9925 in the 00-05 period daily, plus an imaginary KBC at 05-07 Sundays in addition to 00-02. At 0130 KBC Imports ads in English and Dutch, 0131 Kim Elliott with a Radiogram minute (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6925-AM, April 20 at 0104, tonight`s pirate music, but with constant QRM; seems like an offset SSB transmission, but never could pin it; pirate a bit clearer tuning LSB. Worse at 0121 --- could it be two pirates clashing? 0133 still QRM. This thread says it was Hot Radio at that time:
http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,16694.0.html

I stopped listening then, but Edward Kusalík, Alberta reported to hfunderground: ``6925-USB Blue Ocean Radio came on after Hot Radio went off the air (with no sign of change in the signal strength) at 0134, then theme song from 2001 Space Odyssey and open tune with IDs given by YL for Blue Ocean Radio, then into Hillbilly/Banjo Music at 0142. Me believes that Blue Ocean Radio was the relayer for Hot Radio? Anyway looks like a another great program from Blue Ocean Radio but I'm hearing another pirate coming in underneath as I am typing this. mmmmmmmmm`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1640, Sunday April 20 at 1252 UT, KZLS Enid with `Cowboy Corner` talk show, again // sibling station KNAH 99.7 Mustang, but 1640 running a few words behind 99.7. Furthermore, I had just been listening to `Cowboy Corner` a few minutes earlier on 960, KGWA Enid! So much for market exclusivity; these are competing companies. On KGWA the subject was Indian, not Cowboy, moving some Kiowa warrior remains from Huntsville TX prison graveyard to a respected spot at Fort Sill OK (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 20 at 0102, R. Chaski carrier until 0108:50* which is 6 seconds later than yesterday. However, weaker carrier heard for a few seconds more: maybe they were turning it down rather than off abruptly, or could have been a receiver overload mix. I got to the porch just in time after first lawnmowage of the season. Streetlight ignited at 0121, and might have been slightly later but for a few clouds on the sunset horizon (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1717 monitoring: WTWW-2 is off the air all day, and still off Saturday April 19 at 2330 when WOR would have aired on 9930. Ted Randall says they were working on repairing it, and I found 5085 back on by 0512 check with BS. WTWW-3 was also missing from 12105, but apparently #3 transmitter cannot easily substitute for one of the others.

The extra WRMI-14 broadcast on 9495, however, UT Sunday April 20 at 0030 this week did carry the latest 1717 edition. And also confirmed on WTWW, 5830, UT Sunday at 0401. Next: UT Monday 0300 on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7570, April 20 at 0359, Zanotti WRMI ID interrupts Brother Scare for special STF Radio hour from 0400; electronic music with `STF` IDs by several voices, most of them synthetic, 3-descending note IS, but morphing into more tones; sweeps up and down, etc.; right into variety of Radiogram tones at 0402, but only briefly.

Such would continue thruout the hour: brief synthetic announcements, `grams, and electronic music, the latter which I found quite enjoyable. I knew this frequency would be best with bigsig from WRMI northwestward, and it`s about as close to hi-fi as you can get on SW; hardly any selective fading distortion, either. Too bad it`s otherwise wasted on BS, rather than WRMI mainstream shows.

0405, finally fuller ID: ``This is Super Time Force Radio International`` --- ``you are tuned to 7570 kHz in the 41 [sic] meter band`` --- so each frequency gets a separate playout, otherwise with same but not-synchronized programming.

This was supposed to be a ``million-watt broadcast`` over 11 different transmitters, but WWRB and WBCQ frequencies were no-shows: 5050, 5110 and 7490. At 0400 tune-in, Allan Weiner was just signing 7490 off, as if nothing were happening, and indeed nothing were, at WBCQ.

The higher ones, probably from MBR European sites to the Eastern Hemisphere, were as expected inaudible: 17630, 17760, 21490. So only if those were more than 100 kW, would the total really add up to a megawatt. But also audible on WRMI 9955 and 7730: 9955 a few words behind 7570; and 7730 only slightly behind 7570.

9925 is audible, a traditional Nauen, GERMANY MBR frequency (which in May will resume for the summer with KBC Radio 00-02 UT Sundays to North America, ex-7375). It`s axually better than 9955 WRMI here, and 9925 is synchronized with 6025, poor here in Marti/jamming 6030 splash. 9925 is really the second-best frequency, not synch with 9955.

At 0406: ``This special multi-media program is coming to you direct from the space-puss [bus?] locked in orbit over region XM 42 of the planet Earth. This show is for all the tapers, rockers, poppers and decoders out there. Turn up the bass in your sound system. If possible, please record this for later analysis. Let us know if you tuned us in, qsl at stfradio.com --- that`s qsl at stfradio.com``

Indeed I did record the whole hour, from which I copied these announcements. There was no significant spoken content other than the announcements. A few times says ``warning: incoming digital mode``, and radiogram tones, such as at 0437, 0452. We`ll see what they transmitted, as no doubt roger in Germany [Austria?] copied the whole thing and will post the results.

roger hasn`t so far, via
http://www.rhci-online.de/ but linx these:
Super Time Force Radio Int'l - not all stations play the game with:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7a/Super_Time_Force_logo.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Time_Force

0410: `This music is from the upcoming video game Super Time Force``. Later: ``Come visit our website stfradio.com``. As of 1448 UT April 20, they have marked out the WBCQ and WWRB frequencies, and say will respond to reports over the next few days.

0414: ``warning: the following digital mode may be unpleasant to your ears. You may want to turn down your radio``. 0424 QSL address again. Long digital portion, 0431 back to music.

That`s as far as I have got in playing back the tape before compiling this report, but noted at 0459 it`s over on WRMI with another ID and back to BS on 9955 and 7570, while 7730 goes off, having been extended an hour after RTI in Spanish until 0400. By 0459, 9925 is already off the air, typical MBR behavior (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 15025, April 20 at 0112, JBA signal, but occasional fadeups, soon recognizing BS in mix with some other audio and then matched to two WRMI frequencies, 7570 and TruNews on 7455, as 15025 is the sum of them. Both fundamentals are quite strong, and in this case I can`t be sure whether this mix is transmitter- or receiver-produced; but the DX-398 is not usually subject to such in this bandarea. Can`t hear it on the PL-880, however (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7506.6, April 20 at 0118, WRNO still absent (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1150, Sunday April 20 at 1252 UT, local pubaffs show discussing private animal shelter, how dogs love peanut butter; website a few times but can`t copy it; phone in 915 area code, which means El Paso TX, matching eastish/westish DF, so it`s KHRO, 5 kW ND on day power starting at 1245 UT in April; 1215 UT in May. Prime format is Oldies per NRC AM Log 2013y (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** UZBEKISTAN. 12160, Sunday April 20 at 1305, open carrier with flutter, stronger than 12150 VOA `Jazz America` via Tinang. 1344 recheck, now 12160 in S Asian language, poor with flutter. HFCC A-14 shows: ``12160 1315 1615 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 1234567 300314 261014 D Mul UZB NEW RAM 2394`` -- but what is it, really? Aoki sows TWR India in variety of languages until 1615, but starting at 1315 in Hindi weekends, Dogri weekdays; and daily in Hindi between 1330 and 1400. WWCR doesn`t start 12160 until 1500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN [and non]. 13800, April 19 at 2032, fair signal with Pope et al. in Latin, expecting Chinese as scheduled on this special broadcast; finally hear a few words of that at 2038. 13800 is only fair signal while // 17585 in English translation to Africa is fair with no flutter. 15570 in French is very poor with flutter; and 21560 in Portuguese is JBA. Same event into Spanish on WEWN 13830 running a second or two behind Vatican direct. 17585 goes off at 2103* after announcement that would be back tomorrow with more specials including ``Urbi et Orbi`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 5730.0-AM, April 20 at 0513, big open carrier, some fading; could be a broadcast transmitter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Ascolti AM + Studio Dx 20 aprile

9790   20/04 0904 AWR Europe, Nauen Px "Studio Dx 564" It 35544
21540 20/04 1002 Radio Kuwait, Sulaibiyah Px A 34544
21560 20/04 1005 Radio Vaticana, S. Maria Galeria Px"Angelus" It 24553
21580 20/04 1008 Radio Kuwait, Sulaibiyah Px Fil 34533
21695 20/04 1010 VOA via Philippines, Tinang Px   QRM Jammer Ch 43544

73 da N. Marabello
QTH  Messina, Italia
RX:  SANYO M-1750K
Ant.: esterna VHF azimuth 080
http://acquamarina.blogspot.com

Only two broadcasts of Voice of Mongolia (in Japanese) is on the air

MONGOLIA   Only two broadcasts of Voice of Mongolia in Japanese were on the air
1029-1057 on 12085 U-B 250 kW / 116 deg to EaAs. All other are maybe cancelled.
1459-1527 on 12105 U-B 250 kW / 116 deg to EaAs. All other are maybe cancelled.
The full schedule is here. Videos of those programs on Apr.20 via SDR in Sydney
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-b3kL9Byyg&list=UUOkdLTbNeM6g6w8oqkXYtsw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZr2jSF7hdE&list=UUOkdLTbNeM6g6w8oqkXYtsw

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

No signal of BBN Radio on April 18/19

BELGIUN(non)   No signal of BBN Radio Berekah Broadcasting Network on Fri/Sat
1900-1930 on 15155-15180 ISS 250 kW / 130 deg to EaAf Amharic on April 18/19.
Here videos from March 29 of DXPedition in our remote DX-camp in Patreshko:
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/no-signal-of-bbn-radio-on-april-1920.html

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

sabato 19 aprile 2014

Ascolti AM Luca Botto Fiora

Ascolti AM (orari UTC)

Segnale / Signal
JBA - Portante appena udibile
IN - Insufficiente / Poor
SF - Sufficiente / Fair
BN - Buono / Good
MB - Molto Buono / Very good

Sabato 12 aprile 2014
14.00 - 11705 kHz (PL-660 SYNC-L)
RADIO JAPAN - Koror (Palau)
Inglese, nxs OM+YL
Segnale sufficiente-buono
-
15.30 - 15680 kHz
AWR ASIA-PACIFIC
Talata-Volondry (Madagascar)
Malayalam, tk YL e musica stile target.
Segnale sufficiente-insufficiente

***

Domenica 13 aprile 2014
04.00 - 5985 kHz (VR5000DSP)
RADIO JAPAN - Okeechobee-FL (USA)
Spagnolo, notizie OMs.
Segnale buono

***

Lunedì 14 aprile 2014
*20.00 - 5950 kHz
KBS WORLD RADIO
Issoudun (Francia)
Francese, IDs e nxs YL.
Segnale buono

***

Luca Botto Fiora
QTH Rapallo (Genova) - Italia
G.C. 44° 21' 06.89" N / 09° 13' 30.94" E

***

Set 1 (LW-MW-SW)
RICEVITORI
R7 Drake
PL-660 Tecsun
VR5000DSP Yaesu
-
ANTENNE
(da 70 kHz a 2 MHz)
Loop in ferrite di 75 cm ACA modificata per LW-VLF
-
(da 2 a 5-6 MHz)
Loop magnetico interno tipo KR1ST 150x100 cm su finestra
-
(da 5-6 a 30 MHz)
Dipolo "windom" 20 metri
Balun 6:1 bifilare su ferrite cm 20x1 (10 spire)

Isolatore di linea (ø 20 cm x 7 spire di RG174)
-
ACCESSORI
(per loop MW-VLF)
Preamplificatore RF K0LR-WA1ION autocostruito (escludibile)
-
(per loop e dipolo HF)
Eliminatore di QRM MFJ 1026 modificato W8JI (escludibile)
Preamplificatore RF kit LX1456 NE (escludibile)
Splitters 0-1000 MHz a 2 vie GBC

***

Set 2 (LW-MW)
RICEVITORE
E5 Etón
-
ANTENNA
Loop in ferrite di 75 cm ACA

***

REGISTRATORI IC SONY:
ICD-B500 (VR5000DSP)
ICD-BX800 (PL-660)
ICD-BX112 (R7 - E5)

***

SOFTWARE (Mac OSX)
Audacity 2.0.5 (acquisizione-conversione audio)
DXToolbox 4.1.1 demo (propagazione)
EarthDesk 6.3 demo (scrivania-orologio mondiale)
HourWorld 3.4.4 demo (orologio mondiale)
Multimode 6.3.1 demo Black Cat Systems (UTEs)
TimePalette 6.2 demo (orologio mondiale)

***

DATABASE su:
SmartPad 7.0 Go Mediacom

Glenn Hauser logs April 18-19, 2014

** BRAZIL. 11780 // 6180, April 19 at 0541, usual bigsigs from RNA, but music is very undermodulated on both, obviously an input problem (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 15785, April 19 at 0532, poor signal with heavy flutter, but smax of a CNR1 jammer. What does Aoki say? It`s just CRI in Chinese via Xi`an. Without embargo I go looking for more jammers and find:

17170, April 19 at 0534, JBA broadcast signal here, certainly a known CNR1 vs SOH frequency.

17575, April 19 at 1257, fair signal with nice Chinese music filling the hour, which was CRI in Russian, 500 kW, 315 degrees from Shijiazhuang 723 site per Aoki, nevertheless overshadowing its Cuban 17580 neighbor. Off 1300* without any skazalling.

15195, April 19 at 1301, CNR1 jammer settles down here, after first blasting distorted spurs above and below maybe 50 kHz range.

15535, April 19 at 1342, poor signal here vs very poor het on 15537, which fits Aoki for CNR1 jammer vs V. of Tibet via Tajikistan at 1340-1400.

15540, April 19 until 1345* something here goes off, probably another CNR1 jammer vs VOT Tajikistan on 15542 until 1340 per Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 570, April 19 at 0543, Radio Reloj is audible again, so I recompare its minutely timesignal to WWV --- this time it matches, so they have reset following my previous revelation that they were 9 seconds late. Did Arnie clue them? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 5040, April 19 at 0043, for the third(?) day, RHC still hasn`t fixed the big hum on this frequency, now in French, also some distortion.

5040, April 19 at 0543, RHC is on and no hum noted now, while 5025 Rebelde is off and with it the leapfrogs, which I am pleased to note so many others are hearing on 5010, 5055.

9550, April 19 at 1253, RHC is off allowing the ChiCom to teach Chinese to the VietCong without QubaRM, while a couple minutes earlier, RHC was still on. No recheck whether returned after 1300 as had been (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. 11985, April 19 at 0056, AIR is SNAFU again for the Sinhala service supposed to start here at 0045 via Delhi-Khampur site. Instead I am hearing a hi-pitched tone, and 0058 AIR IS, 0100 announcement presumably opening some other service on the wrong program feed, probably Sindhi supposed to be on 5990.

11740, the putative // for Sinhala, via GOA, is weaker but playing music before 0100, and on exactly 11740.0 this time (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA SOUTH. 15575, Saturday April 19 at 1350, KBS World Radio`s so-called North American service is fairly readable, so I stick with the mailbag, mentioning that return postage is not necessary; will this be a week for Kevin O`Donovan in Farmington NM? Yes! His DX Report, a.k.a. Listening Tips, encompasses 1354:18 to 1358:08 and consists of: NHK English schedule; Serbia not heard on 9685 at 0030 (did he hear me say that recently?); how to listen to KBSWR podcasts; and verbal rather than numerical SWPC propagation outlook; ``until next time``, but when? FWIW, this was the third Saturday. Kevin should not have to use any of his precious minutes to inform KBS listeners about their own podcasts. Is that other guy, from Maryland (?) still alternating with more about KBS itself? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. See UNIDENTIFIED pirate 6925-USB

** NORTH AMERICA. 17490-AM, April 18 at 1811, the Yahweh guy is here with his usual screed, fair signal; 1825 pause, 1826 strange music, then ``thanks, this is Radio Station YHWH, signing off the air`` to 1829* (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 89.1, April 19 at 0050 UT and still at 1508 recheck, local Enid translator K206CA is off! Had been relayer of Oasis Network, 90.5 KNYD in Tulsa, which is now blocked by a closer station to Enid. Oops, there it is on 88.9 instead.

FCC shows a CP for one-channel frequency change, but now it`s accomplished. I had at first assumed the 88.9 signal was still the 25 kW KYLV in OKC, also a gospel huxter. Why move the Enid one? Maybe to avoid the 100 kW 89.1 in Bartlesville, KWRI? But that`s 100 miles away. FCC FM Query shows K206CA is still the call on 88.9, but that`ll have to be changed to a K205## when they get around to it. That does clear up 89.3 for the newish KIEL in Loyal OK to be heard without ACI; hard to believe it`s really 75 kW ERP from the still marginal signal, and which would blow away the 150-watt student station KALU at Langston University. Maybe KIEL is responsible for shoving Enid away.

88.3, the Family Radio transmitter in Enid, K202BY, remains off the air now for months but still licensed. So does 93.1, K226BR, which had horrible technical problems trying to relay 93.9 KIMY Watonga.

While I`m at it, searching FCC FM Query on Enid OK finds a very strange entry:
http://transition.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/fmq?list=0&facid=195703
with a W- callsign! WRML-LP, a CP on 100.9 obviously standing for Radio Media Limited. Effective Radiated Power: 0.0858 kW from a site near North Grand and East Chestnut, which I am fairly sure is west of the Mississippi. Address is a PO Box in Enid, and phone is (580) 554-0392. I should inquire how they got a W-call; confused with Ohio? No, it`s not on air yet (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 104.5, April 19 at 0052 UT, ``104-5 KRXO`` ID amid classic rock, really K283BW, 250-watt translator in OKC making the 65+ miles to my portable PL-880 in Enid on a clear frequency, since demotion from full power on 107.7. WTFDA FM database shows 0 antenna heights, but FCC FM Query shows 301.7 meters, so it sure helps to be almost a kilofoot up on some TV tower (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 19 at 0055, R. Chaski carrier and by 0103 some talk modulation audible along with weak pulse jamming, presumably Cuban remnant far off-time for R. Martí; cut at 0108:44* which is 5.5 seconds later than yesterday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 9955, April 18 at 1809, African music, presumably part of the WRMI fill-music loop, instead of Brother Scare, tho the other frequencies 9690 and 15770 still run him. Not the first time his feed to 9955 transmitter has failed, and we can only hope for more (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TAIWAN [non]. 9955, UT Saturday April 19 at 0114, the weekly PCJ Radio International hour via WRMI-10 is underway with some unusual humbuzz at first, whence? Interview about how to spot potential hijackers on your flight, outro as with propagation editor Dan Hensley, which would seem to be off-topic.

Then Keith mentions something special from STF Radio Sunday April 20 at 04-05 UT, but no details! So I will give them, as provided, but you are allowed to listen to the first half only if you`ve already heard WORLD OF RADIO at same time on WTWW 5830 (such as Sat 2330 on WTWW 9930): eleven transmitters supposedly adding up to a million watts will simulcast this hour, per their website
http://stfradio.com ---

I asked them for transmitter sites, but no reply, so I insert the most likely obvious ones: {}

``STF Radio International 1-hour Million-Watt Special
April 20, 2014 0400-0500 UTC

—Frequency List—
5050 (The Americas) Saturday Night {WWRB}
5110 (N+C. America) " {WBCQ}
7490 (N+C. America) " {WBCQ}
7570 (N. America) "   {WRMI pre-empting Brother Scare}
7730 (Mex/C. America) " {WRMI}
9925 (N. America) "   {MBR}
9955 (Caribbean) "    {WRMI}
6025 (EU) Sunday Morning
17630* DRM (EU, alternate program) "
17760 (Asia) Sunday Afternoon
21490 (Pacific Aus/NZ) "

Music
Voice
Digital Mode Text+Images
Internet Hyperlinks
…and more! Spread the word!``

The last four would also probably be MBR Nauen and/or Issoudun.

Back to Media Network Plus: 0120 on to interview with Dave Marthouse about what went on at the SWL Winterfest, including Mark Fahey on his visits to North Korea; and later in the hour Keith is interviewing Dan Robinson, ex-VOA, which I heard earlier on a secret 9495 prepeat (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9475, April 18 at 2009, as I tune across note WTWW absent, but quickly cuts back on amid SFAW, so I have no idea how long it had been off (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1210, April 19 at 1208 UT, nostalgic music, ``It`s always sunny here, Sunny 12-10`` non-ID, ``Good Night, Irene``. Considerably clockwise from KOKK SD. Nothing by that slogan in NRC AM Log 2013, so a change since last August. Googling leads right to WMPS Memphis TN, which per NRC Log had been Radio Superhero [!], COL Bartlett TN, address in Germantown. Per this, flip occurred circa November 11, initially with Xmas music:
http://radioinsight.com/blog/headlines/86642/sunny-rises-in-memphis/
10 kW daypower good for SRS this late, Enid sunrise being 1153 UT. Major lobe goes southwest, but evidently enough to the west for us. WMPS official April sunrise is 1130 UT; May 1100; June 1045. KGYN Guymon OK not a factor: its April sunrise is 1215 UT; May 1145 UT, June & July 1130 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1210, April 19 at 1212 UT, Dakota News Network with lots of news and weather about South Dakota, from KOKK, Huron. It`s a real SD morning on SRS today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1270, April 19 at 1218 UT, discussion about organ, cornea donation in South Dakota and how Native American feelings differ about this (like keeping the body whole after death for a good afterlife). So it`s 5 kW KNWC Sioux Falls. Common KSOO 1140 was in earlier, unrelogged today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1320, April 19 at 1220 UT, sports scores concerning University of Sioux Falls, ``News-talk 13-20, 107.9``, so it`s the erstwhile KELO, (along with KELQ on FM); the fourth SD AM station this sunrise (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. TINY TRAP: Wade Goodwin, sub host of NPR Weekend Edition Saturday, April 19 at 1326 UT, referred to ``the tiny country of Equatorial Guinea`` about polio outbreak. Area is 10,800 square miles, so slightly larger than Massachusetts, which Wade must therefore consider a ``tiny state`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN. 17585, April 18 at 2001, Lord`s Prayer in Latin, so immediately suspect a special broadcast from VR as the Catholix consider this ``Good Friday``; yes: part of a `Stations of the Cross` live broadcast, originally in Italian, with English voice-overs obviously scripted, not running translation, tho matching closely.

Fleeting possibility it`s WEWN on new frequency, since 15610 has been mostly missing? It still is. But WEWN are broadcasting the same event with Spanish translation heard at 2003 on 12050, and at 2006 on 13830, when another iteration of TLP in Latin, and the YL has a noticeably Italian accent. Now at Station 11.

Back to 17585: at 2018, ditto, going on from Station 12 to 13. 2022 TLP yet again; they never tire of it and all this repetition every 4 minutes or so should get God`s attention!! Then to final Station 14. 2030 transmitter cuts off, but mistake? As right back on, for anchor wrapup, finally off at 2036* again abruptly without so much as an ID or a ``Laudetur Iesus Christus``.

Meanwhile, I have quickly found via Alan Roe`s WOR HITLIST
http://www.w4uvh.net/hitlist.htm
the Special Broadcasts page of Vatican Radiohttp://en.radiovaticana.va/trasm_spec.asp
which for April 18http://en.radiovaticana.va/trasm_spec.asp?cod=txs_2014_04_18_ing.asp#txs
shows `Way of the Cross` from the Colosseum started at 1915 UT (a.k.a. 9:05 pm Holy Roman Time), with SW frequencies for Africa, this in English; 15570 in French, 21560 in Portuguese, neither of which was noticed here.

More Easter special broadcasts are coming up on April 19-20-21 with linx at the bottom. Next one is `Easter Vigil` from 1820 UT Saturday on same three plus Chinese to Asia on 13800. Transmitter sites never specified in case some secret relays occur (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 6925-USB, April 19 at 0106, pirate music, 0112 long pause, no announcement, more music. Still same past 0120 at further chex; 0122 music cuts on and off a few times, 0123 dead air, 0124 blast of a few incomprehensible words and nothing more heard. Many other logs of this got no ID either, but amazingly recognized a lot of the music:
http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php?topic=16667.0
A separate thread was hearing R. Ronin Shortwave, 6925-USB from *0134:http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php?topic=16669.0
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report despatched at 1731 UT April 19

Frequency change of Radio Free Sarawak from April 18

PHILIPPINES(non)   Frequency change of Radio Free Sarawak from April 18:
1100-1230 NF 15430 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Iban Mon-Sat, ex 15420

http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/frequency-change-of-radio-free-sarawak.html
--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

WWV Fort Collins, Colorado and RTE Radio One - videos

venerdì 18 aprile 2014

Marabu 6240 kHz

+++MARABU AUF KURZWELLE ZU OSTERN
# Ab sofort sind wir mit unserem Osterprogramm auf der Frequenz 6240 kHz zu hören. Über Empfangsberichte würden wir uns sehr freuen.
# We staretd our Easter program right now on the frequency 6240 kHz. Please give us a report.

Marabu FM
Freundeskreis Radio Marabu e.V.
Postfach 1166, 49187 Belm
Marktring 14, 49191 Belm
Tel.: 05406/899484 -- Fax: 05406/899485
Mail: info@radiomarabu.de
www.marabu.fm

Glenn Hauser logs April 17-18, 2014

** AUSTRALIA. 12065 // 9580 and much weaker // 12085, Friday April 18 at 1315 tune-in RA to a very interesting interview with anti-nuclear activist who built up Physicians for Social Responsibility and then was removed from leadership, she thinks by FBI and CIA conspiracy influencing the board of directors. Never hear her name! And 1327 cut off abruptly and rudely before show is over for 3 minutes of RA promos, 1330 onto next show `Future Tense` subject ``Utopia`s Second Coming``. PSR guest must have been Dr Helen Caldicott, but what was the show? RA online program schedule pages refuse to display anything. This is also not a good Friday for propagation, making RA signals stand out even more vs northerly attenuations (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL. 9664.74 approx., April 18 at 0111, R. Voz Missionária with music, poor signal much weaker than 11855.24 tonight (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL. 11855.24 approx., April 18 at 0103, R. Aparecida still on this off-frequency like 48 hours ago, tho there`s nothing now to het it. Usual ToH recitation of long list of affiliates all over Brasil ending with one in Guajará Mirim, Rondônia, and on to `Com a Mãe Aparecida` super-Catholic show (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [and non]. Quick CNR1 jammer survey morning of April 18:
16100, April 18 at 1347, CNR1 jammer, fair, seems only one 12-18 MHz

15580, April 18 at 1423, VOA Music Mix via SÃO TOMÉ has CCI making fast SAH, and I can barely // it to 16100 which is now up to fair-good level. Also seems het on lo side of 15580 between that and 15575 KBS, so V. of Tibet attracted it here; however, Aoki shows VOT on 15577 via Tajikistan only at 1230-1240, but these segments are constantly jumbling (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

17740, April 18 at 1426, CNR1 jammer, fair signal with CCI, i.e. VOA Tibetan via THAILAND, daily during this hour only (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [non]. 9690, April 18 at 0347 check, CRI in English again during this hour via SPAIN, // but not synchronized 9790 CUBA. So never mind my WOR 1717 item that Chinese has replaced English at 03-04 on 9690, tho that was certainly the case when I last checked April 14. Perhaps they are undecided or subject to mixups (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 9550, April 18 at 0102, still no RHC signal here despite continuing to claim it on A-14 schedule at
http://www.radiohc.cu/interesantes/estaticas/frecuencias
not only at 11-13, but at 21-05 UT (and we`ve also heard it in the 13-15 period). Also at 0102, RHC is on 11670, 11760 and 11840 with VG signals altho same schedule claims 11760 is not used at all after 2030! RHC never gets its act together, and Arnie will blame me, the messenger, for saying so (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GREECE [non]. 9420, April 18 at 0113 speech in reverby chamber, probably sermon, in Arabic, or Farsi? Poor signal. Anyhow, it`s VIRI, with Helleniki Radiophonia missing from this and all its other frequencies (Glenn hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GUAM. 13625, April 18 at 1430, fair-good signal in Burmese with Christian hymn tune at 1432. It`s KSDA at 1430-1500, and per Aoki I have lucked into the sole station on 13625 anywhen, anywhere (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. 11980, April 18 at 0101, AIR Sinhala service via Delhi-Khampur with another failure: dead air tho good signal with flutter, while // via GOA 11740 tho weaker with flutter, is musical; by 0105, 11985 is back with unsynchronized music too. I am also hearing a het on the lo side of 11740, and at 0113 just before it goes off I discover that AIR is the one off-frequency, about 11740.2. Aoki and HFCC show no other 11740s on air at this time, unless it`s CNR2 Lingshi 725 site, China, on past listed 0100* (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 18 at 0056, JBA carrier from R. Chaski also vs hashsplash from 5990 CRI/CUBA. 5980 still JBA in the clear after 0100 until cutoff at 0108:38.5*, which is 17.5 seconds later than three nights ago, so the 0108:34* two nights ago was quite the anomaly (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 9370, April 18 at 0117, WWRB is still on day-frequency with BS, rather than 3185. HFCC and FCC A-14 registrations show 13-24 on 9385, 00-13 on 3185. The morning switchover time also varies widely.

9690, April 18 at 1435 via WRMI, BS is mentioning he will be on a new schedule in a few days via World Harvest Radio. (Of course, this may have been an old recording) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SRI LANKA. 11905, April 18 at 0114:52, music starts from SLBC after carrier-on earlier in this minute, good with heavy flutter; 2+1  mistimesignal ends at 0115:19, sign-on in Hindi pronouncing ``Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation`` in English (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1717 monitoring: confirmed on WTWW, 9475, Thursday April 17 from 2100:53, usual excellent signal.

Also confirmed on WWRB 5050, UT Friday April 18 starting abruptly at 0327, in fact overlapping and cutting short previous g.h., unusually with no pause at all. This WOR playback, however, is overmodulated and distorted, perhaps unattended until over at 0356, and instead of cutting off the air immediately, carrier still on past 0400. Next:

Saturday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio 7265-CUSB
Saturday 2330 on WTWW 9930
UT Sunday 0030 on WRMI 9495 (likely previous edition)
UT Sunday 0401 on WTWW 5830
UT Monday 0300 on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB
Tuesday 1100 & Wednesday 1300 on WRMI 9955
Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on HLR 7265-CUSB
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7506.6, April 18 at 0115 check, WRNO still missing (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1700, April 18 at 0132 UT, ``Rockin` The Metroplex with a  totally Tejano sound, Kick—1700``, and back to music in Spanish. VG dominant signal now, atop the 1700 sportsters, and except for local 1640, stronger than anything else on the X-band, so I believe KKLF Richardson TX is probably still on day power 10 kW (as others have concluded) rather than 1 kW night power (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VIETNAM [non]. 13825, April 18 at 1429, Vietnamese with bits of classical music, fair signal in the clear, i.e. Radio Free Asia via SAIPAN during this hour only, and when there is no longer any ACI from legit stations or jammers on 13820 or 13830 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 4785, April 18 at 0106, weak signal sending slow CW, almost slow enough for me to copy with concentration, but never got back to it. Maybe MARS? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 6138-6153 approx., April 18 at 0057, rapid pulsing peaking circa 6147, poor signal, but I am suspicious whenever something like this appear inside an SWBC band. Maybe OTH radar rather than Brasil out of order again, as it`s OK on 6180 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 13560.7-AM approx., April 18 at 0520 I encounter some kind of broadcast with unreadable talk, not sure if English, and some music fading in and out; very poor signal and also vs CODAR. First I check to be sure it`s not // local KCRC 1390 somehow overloading or mixing; 0528 a little better with ``Columbia Broadcasting System`` ID for some program ``every Sunday night``, so it`s old-time-radio, ad for something about Adam? 0532 for Adler`s Elevator Shoes, making a man seem two inches taller, as he has every right to appear! 0533 ``The 1920`s Radio Network presents: `The Inner Sanctum``` and into that classic show. By 0535 it`s a little stronger.

Meanwhile I am figuring out possible fundamentals if this be an harmonic: Not heard on 6780, 4520 or 3390. No longer heard a bit before next check 0600. So anyhow, appears to be a pirate, probably in North America, tho legit signals from Europe to Australia are propagating on the 22m band. Searching freeradiocafe and hfunderground gets zero hits on 13560; nor do I find any recent logs on that frequency in DXLD archives (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1710 UT April 18

Unofficial service of RFA via Taiwan

Some frequency that relayed SOH from  Apr. 5 relays RFA Chinese.

Monitor result of Apr.17.
11580 2330-1400 (11580.158)
12190 0000-1400 (12190.256)
12910 2330-1420 (12910.125)
14920 0000-1400 (14920.210)
14980 0000-1400 (14980.031)
15340 0000-1400 (15340.154)
16300 0000-1330 (16299.894)
16450 0000-1330 (16450.040)
16750 0000-1400 (16750.252)
17300 0000-1330 (17299.985)
18430 0000-1330 (18430.250)
18870 0000-1400 (18870.118)

de Hiroshi
S.Hasegawa
(via dxld yg)

VOA Radiogram, The Mighty KBC 19-20 April 2014

Last weekend's experiment with the "mystery mode," MFSK8 as it turned out, was mostly successful. I reduced the level of the MFSK8 to 8 dB below the level of the MFSK32, because unattenuated MFSK8 at a piercing audio frequency of 2300 Hz can be rather painful to listen to.

This weekend, we'll repeat the contact information and schedule in MFSK8, but we'll move it to 1000 Hz, which is easier on the ear. With MFSK32 and MFSK8 both at full level, a distorted, other-worldly sound resulted. So I reduced the MFSK8 to 4 dB under the MFSK32. You can still hear what sounds like distortion, but it should be harmless. Probably. I hope.

If you prefer an easy, set-it-and-forget-it decoding experience, just do the MFSK32 at 1500 Hz. If you want more of a challenge, then run two instances of Fldigi, or Fldigi and another decoder such as MultiPSK, or record the program, to see the MFSK8 output. Please remember that MFSK8 must be precisely tuned (it will likely be received a few Hz above or below 1000 Hz) for a successful decode.

Please let me know if you think the simultaneous modes are making the MFSK32 images "noisier."

Here is the lineup for VOA Radiogram, program 55, 19-20 April 2014 (content in MFSK32 centered on 1500 Hz):

01:39 Program preview
02:57 Survey of US software developers, with image
07:08 Planets that wobble, with image
13:38 Cambodia's draft cybercrime law
16:06 Google buys drone company, with image
21:42 VOA Spanish* news story about El Niño, with image
26:23 Closing announcements

*Use the UTF-8 character set. In Fldigi: Configure > Colors & Fonts ...

Please send reception reports to
radiogram@voanews.com

VOA Radiogram transmission schedule
(all days and times UTC):
Sat 0930-1000 5745 kHz
Sat 1600-1630 17860 kHz
Sun 0230-0300 5745 kHz
Sun 1930-2000 15670 kHz
All via the Edward R. Murrow transmitting station in North Carolina.

The Mighty KBC, with studios in the Netherlands and transmitter in Germany, will include a minute of MFSK64 Saturday at about 1130 UTC (during the new Big Beach Show) on 6095 kHz. And Sunday at about 0130 UTC (Saturday 9:30 pm EDT) on 7375 kHz. Reports to Eric at
themightykbc@gmail.com .

Thank you for your reception reports to VOA Radiogram last weekend. I will try to answer them before this weekend is over. And, as always, I look forward to your emails.

Kim

Kim Andrew Elliott
Producer and Presenter
VOA Radiogram
radiogram@voanews.com
voaradiogram.net
@VOARadiogram

European Music Radio & Radio Geronimo this Sunday

European Music Radio Relay on 20th April 2014:
07.00 to 08.00 UTC  (Gohren) on 7265 KHz  Tom Taylor
08.00 to 09.00 UTC  (Gohren) on 9485 KHz  Tom & Mike Taylor
08.00 to 09.00 UTC  (Nauen)  on  6045 KHz  Tom & Mike Taylor   
Please send all E.M.R. reports to:  studio@emr.org.uk  Thank you!

EMR Internet repeats on Sunday and Monday:    
Programme repeats are at the following times: 07.00, 12.00, 16.00, 19.00 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).

Radio Geronimo on 20th April 2014:
09.00 to 11.00 UTC (Gohren) on 9485 KHz  
Please send all reports to: geronimoshortwave@hotmail.com  Thank you!

Good Listening!
73s Tom

Updated languages schedule of Shiokaze Sea Breeze

KOREA NORTH(non)   Updated languages schedule of Shiokaze Sea Breeze
1330-1430 on  5985 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Japanese Mon/Wed
1330-1430 on  5985 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Chinese/Korean Tue
1330-1430 on  5985 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  English Thu, ex Fri
1330-1430 on  5985 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Korean Fri, new
1330-1430 on  5985 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Korean/Japanese Sat
1330-1430 on  5985 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Japanese/Korean Sun
altternative: 5910/6020/6120/6135/6175

1600-1700 on  6165 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Japanese Mon/Wed
1600-1700 on  6165 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Chinese/Korean Tue
1600-1700 on  6165 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  English Thu, ex Fri
1600-1700 on  6165 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Korean Fri, new
1600-1700 on  6165 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Korean/Japanese Sat
1600-1700 on  6165 YAM 100 kW / 280 deg to KRE  Japanese/Korean Sun
altternative: 5910/6020/6075/6090/6135

http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/updated-languages-schedule-of-shiokaze.html
--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

Glenn Hauser logs April 16-17, 2014

** AFGHANISTAN [non]. 17690, April 17 at 0730, fair signal with talk in Farsi? Then big echo with double audio for about a minute. Uplooked later in HFCC, I see it`s IBB overlapping during site switch from Lampertheim, GERMANY to KUWAIT during multi-hour service alternating in Prs and Pst, which really means Dari and Pashto. So what is it, really? Aoki shows R. Azadi (Radio Free Afghanistan) which is on 17690 all the way from 0230 to 1430, starting out with Thailand, and then Sri Lanka (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** AUSTRALIA. 15490, April 17 at 0732, HCJB preacher claiming that the American military is anti-Christian (for not prolonging that as the one and only recognized religion!). Good signal for the 0730-0830 hour totally in English on 80 degree beam from Kununurra, a newish antenna? aimed into the Pacific, across the Solomons, Kiribati, Palmyra, Lake Chapala (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL. 6150-6170, April 16 at 0115, suspicious pulsing atop CBC on 6160, rather like what the RNA 6180 transmitter was doing last week, but not overwhelming, and 6180 is normal, so elsewhence? No match on the other side of 6180 either. Maybe it`s the other RNA transmitter which has been missing from 5999.6. Expedited by the absence of RHC from 6165 tonight.

6180 & 11780 unusually both RNAs are off the air April 16 at 0630 (and so is Cuba still from 6165). All are back at next check 2325 April 16 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL. 9664.36 approx., April 16 at 0125, ``seu amigo pastor`` with timecheck, R. Voz Missionária ID, Santa Catarina with frequencies 9665 [sic] and 5940; fair signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BRAZIL. 11855.24 approx., April 16 at 0124, R. Aparecida ID in passing, host and callers trading Rosary and Lord`s Prayer citations in a show of piety. So is trying (or randomly varying?) to get back closer to proper frequency after several days more than 1 kHz even higher than this. As I understand it, the very name of the station refers to some alleged ``apparition`` of B. V. Mary. Usual good signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. CNR1 jamming search April 16 turns up:
17300, April 16 at 1256, CNR1 jammer, fair; none in 18s, 16s, 12s
17080, April 16 at 1256, CNR1 jammer, very good
14750, April 16 at 1256, CNR1 jammer, fair
13830, April 16 at 1256, CNR1 jammer, fair-good

15175, April 16 at 1302, extremely distorted Chinese-intoned talk covering roughly 15160-15190. No time to compare it to CNR1 for within a minute, it`s off and OK CNR1 modulation appears on 15195, so was tuneup thence?

CNR1 jamming search April 17 before 1300:
12910, April 17 at 1252, poor; none in the 14s
13130, April 17 at 1252, CNR1 jammer, fair
13430, April 17 at 1250, CNR1 jammer, poor vs CODAR
15550, April 17 at 1253, CNR1 jammer, good with flutter & open carrier
15585, April 17 at 1253, CNR1 jammer, poor with VOT het on lo side
16360, April 17 at 1253, CNR1 jammer, poor-fair with flutter; no 17s

CNR1 jamming, April 17 after 1300:
15545, April 17 at 1305, CNR1 jammer, very poor, VOT het on hi side
15585, April 17 at 1305, CNR1 jammer, very poor, VOT het on hi side
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 9550, April 16 at 0106 check, still no RHC here despite own schedule claming it`s now on from 21 to 05 UT.

5040, April 16 at 0109, RHC Spanish marred by big hum, which is also audible on the much weaker leapfrog mixing product over 5025 Rebelde, landing on 5010. 5040 hum same as 24 hours earlier, so they still haven`t wiggled that patchcord! RHC is its own worst enemy. Or blame it on transmitter agency RadioCuba.

11670, April 16 at 0111, VG signal from RHC on now // 11760 and 11840.

Circa 21 UT April 15, 11670 was off after having started operating much earlier and blocking India, leading to hopes that Arnie had heard the pleas of AIR listeners. But April 16 at 2137 check, RHC is back, totally blocking India on 11670. Arnie never makes a frequency move to help any other station out, only his own.

6000, April 16 at 0114, RHC English is very undermodulated on one frequency, and 6165, the other frequency, is absent. What are we going to do?? At least Brazil, q.v., is still off 5999.6, so RHC is hetless.

6165, April 16 at 0630, RHC English is still absent from here, leaving nothing but The Cuban Three, on 6000, 6060 and 6100 with music at the moment. Too bad 6165 CHAD has been inactive for months now.

It seems that at least one major RHC transmitter is down, which vacates various frequencies at different dayparts. 9850 is the absentee April 16 at 1242; I can barely make out the weak 9830 signal under RTTY // 9550.

After 1301 April 16, today`s missing channel is 15370, still gone at 1334 and 1406, but // 15340 is more than sufficient.

By 2137 April 16, RHC is back on 11670, after missing yesterday; and still on at 2325 along with 11760, but still NOT 9550. Also during this `Mesa Redonda` hour of alternate TV programming, April 16 at 2325, extra frequency 6165 is still running along with 6000.

15370 & 15340 are both on, April 17 at 1307 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** EGYPT. 9965, April 16 at 0112, R. Cairo is back on with big carrier, little modulation under humwhine, after being off the air 24 hours earlier. Were they fixing the transmitter? Of course not! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** FRANCE. 17850, April 16 at 0728, poor signal in French when I was not expecting to hear anything on 16m, but up unreasonably late to get WOR 1717 finished. Per HFCC, it`s RFI, 500 kW from Issoudun at 07-09, with a slight beam change at 08 from 160 to 153 degrees, why? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH. 11735, 13650, 13760, April 16 at 1254, all with Juche jamming noise bleeding in to entertain us during open carrier between Voice of Korea transmissions (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6930-USB, April 16 at 0116, jazz/swing pirate music, 0121 long pause and clear ID as ``X-L-R-8``, another long pause and 0122 more music.

Amid, visual non-DX was the firing up of my streetlight at 0117-0118 UT April 16, latening every spring evening, other things being equal such as clear sky at sunset (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 16 at 0106, R. Chaski carrier with some modulation presumably from Red Radio Integridad relay, until cutoff at 0108:34*. 24 hours earlier I had timed it until 0108:21, so that makes 13 seconds difference instead of the average 5.5; I`ve double-checked my notes and this seems to be correct. We`re still awaiting a major traditional timer reset to close down nearer 0100 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SAUDI ARABIA. 17740, April 17 at 0729, poor signal with undermodulated ME? music. Of the two possibilities in HFCC, I pick BSKSA in Arabic, 250 kW, 310 degrees toward Europe and USward at 06-09, rather than CRI in Chinese southward from Xi`an. Spring is providing higher-band propagation in the nightmiddle (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 9955, April 16 at 0626, I notice VG signal from WRMI with fill-music loop atop pulse jamming, instead of Brother Scare, who does continue on 7570 WRMI. By 0632 he`s back on both, explaining how this and further 2014 eclipses obviously are signs that the end of the world is nigh. But not this year --- more likely Jesus will Come Back September 28, 2015 or 2017. Of course!

15190, April 17 at 0732, BS with good signal holding up via R. Africa Network, via WRMI (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TIBET [non]. 15525, April 17 at 1406, V. of Tibet via MADAGASCAR, usual jump to 15530 at 1407 while no jamming audible (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TURKEY. 9770 // 9870, April 16 at 0106, Voz de Turquía in Spanish is back on both frequencies presumably from before 0100, instead of missing the first half of the hour yesterday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1716 monitoring: confirmed on WRMI-11, the only one on the NW antenna, and atop jamming, Wednesday April 16 at 1300; following gh`s WRMI ID at 1259.5 which cut short the 1259 WRMI Scoreboard.

WORLD OF RADIO 1717 monitoring: confirmed first SW airing, Thursday April 17 at 1230 on WRMI-10, 9955, following gh WRMI ID. Fair-good signal but no jamming; squeezed by Fax on the hi side, and toward the end of semihour, open carrier on lo side = Taiwan about to start Nippon no Kaze.

Altho there may have been an earlier override tuneup I missed, WRMI-10 remained unimpeded by WRMI-11 until WOR finished at 1259, and only then a quick switch to 11 for Scoreboard on stronger signal.

Next WOR 1717 airings:
Thu 2101 on WTWW-1, 9475
UT Fri 0327v on WWRB-1, 5050
Sat 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Sat 2330 on WTWW-2, 9930
UT Sun 0030 on WRMI-14, 9495 (probably previous edition)
UT Sun 0401 on WTWW-1, 5830
UT Mon 0300 on Area 51 via WBCQ-3, 5110v-CUSB
Tue 1100 on WRMI-10, 9955
Wed 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Wed 1300 on WRMI-11, 9955
(Glenn Hauser, OK,DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9955, Wednesday April 16 at 1330, immediately following WORLD OF RADIO, WRMI plays `Ask WWCR` ---- huh? Substituting in a `Viva Miami` slot featuring the two guys who banned WOR from WWCR, starting to gab about liposuxion and baseball --- double huh?

But then about NASB, so Jeff, also involved in that, has deliberately put this on WRMI as leading up to the NASB meeting in May at the apparently doomed Greenville VOA site. If you`ve never visited GB, this may be your last chance to see it in operation, as part of the meeting is open to the public. (They don`t say this; I do)

17790, April 17 at 1410, no signal from WRMI which should be on now with R. Africa Network; Cuba audible on 17580, 17730; 17775 KVOH VG; WRMI BS on 15770 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also SOUTH CAROLINA [non]

** U S A. 5110v-CUSB, April 16 at 0110, another secret `Allan Weiner Worldwide` repeat from WBCQ --- must be from 2013y, as refers to RCI having gone off SW ``last September, 2012`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, April 16 at 1249, something amiss at WTWW: only poor carrier and low distorted modulation at peaks only, unreadable. Will the same apply to day frequency 9475? Still not on at 1407, but at 1620 recheck, SFAW is back on old offset frequency 9479! 9930 missing, so I surmise the #1 transmitter is down for maintenance, and the lower-priority Brother Scare service has ceded #2 transmitter to #1 SFAW service, but #2 still has the old 9479 frequency programmed into it. By 2325 next check, corrected to 9475, but 9930 is still off, while 12105 #3 is also on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7506+, April 16 at 0107 check, zilch continues to emanate from WRNO (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1742 UT April 17

giovedì 17 aprile 2014

AIR - A14 schedule

All India Radio on SW in frequency order (Home & External Services) 
A-14       VU2JOS      8 Apr 2014
 
kHz kW Station                                       UTC (Target Area)                           
3945 * 50 Gorakhpur 0130-0230 Nepali (Nepal), 0230-0300  HS, 1330-1430 Nepali (Nepal), 1430-1735 Urdu (Pakistan) (Off Air)
4760 7 Leh s0130/w0213-0430 1130-1630  
4760 8.5 Port Blair 2355-0300 1030-1700 (Sat, Sun 1730)
4775 50 Imphal s0000/w0030-0215 1030-1700/1730 (Irregular)
4800 50 Hyderabad 0020-0215 1130-1744
4810 50 Bhopal 0025-0215 1130-1742 
4820 50 Kolkata 0025-0215 1130-1745 v
4830 * 50 Jammu 0025-0445/Sun 0450 1030-1741 (Off Air)
4835 10 Gangtok 0100-0500 1030-1600 
4840 50 Mumbai 2355-0400 1230-1730
4850 50 Kohima 0000-0415 1000-1600/1630/1700 (Irregular)
4860 50 Shimla 0025-0200 1300-1741    
4870 100 Delhi (Kingsway) 0230-0330, 1330-1415 Nepali (Nepal),  1430-1530
4880 50 Lucknow 0025-0430(Sun 0415v), 1215-1741
4895 50 Kurseong 0055-0400(Sat Sun 0430) 1130-1700(Sat, Sun 1741)
4910 50 Jaipur 0025 0430(Sun 0530) 1130-1741
4920 50 Chennai 0015-0245 1200-1739
4940 * 50 Guwahati s0000/w0025-0415 1135v-1700(Sat 1741) (Off Air)
4950 * 50 Srinagar s0030/w0120-0215 1120-1743  (2130-2245v  for Ramzan Special broadcasts) (Off Air)
4960 * 50 Ranchi 0025-0445 1100(Sun 1130)-1741 (Off Air)
4970 50 Shillong 0025-0400 1056-1630
4990 50 Itanagar 0020-0400 1000-1630 (Irregular)
5010 50 Thiruvananthapuram 0020-0215 1130-1745
5040 50 Jeypore 0025-0445,  1130-1741
5050 10 Aizawl 0025-0400 1130-1630 
5965 * 50 Jammu 0630-0930 (Off air)
5985 * 50 Ranchi 0630-1000  (Off air)
5990 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0100-0200 Sindhi (Pakistan) 
6000 7 Leh 0700(Sun 0630)-0930
6020 50 Shimla 0215-0410, 0700-0930 (Sun 0415-1000) 1130-1230 
6030 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0200-0228,1215-1430 (Uttarakhand program)
6040 50 Jeypore 0446-0915 
6045 100 Delhi (Kingsway) 1430-1930 Urdu (Pakistan)
6065 50 Kohima 0430-0510 0700-0900 (Irregular)
6085 10 Gangtok For special broadcasts in day time
6100 250 Delhi  0730-0830 
,, 50 Delhi (Khampur) 0900-1200 (Vividh Bharati, DRM NVIS)
6110 * 50 Srinagar 0225-0501 (Sun 1115), 0600-1115
6150 50 Itanagar 0700-0900 (Irregular)
6155 250 Aligarh 0015-0430 Urdu (Pakistan)  
,, 500 Bengaluru 1430-1930 Urdu (Pakistan)
6165 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1230-1500 Sindhi, 1500-1600 Baluchi (Pakistan)
7210 50 Kolkata  0230-0400,   0730(Sun 0700)-1001
7225  250 Aligarh 0215-0300 Pushtu, 0300-0345 Dari (Afghanistan, Pakistan)
7230 50 Kurseong 0620-1030 
7240 50 Mumbai 0430(Sat, Sun) /0530-0930
7250 50 Gorakhpur * 0700-0800 Nepali (Nepal),  0830-1130 Urdu (Pakistan) 1130-1140 HS(Off Air)
,, 250 Panaji  1615-1730 Hindi, 1730-1830 Malayalam (Middle East)  
7270 100 Chennai 0000-0045 Tamil, 0045-0115 Sinhala (Sri Lanka),  0130-0430 HS  1000-1100 English, 1115-1215 Tamil, 1300-1500 Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
7280 * 50 Guwahati  0600(Sun 0530)-0930 0945-1130 (Off Air)
7290 50 Thiruvananthapuram 0230-1000(Sat, Sun 1030)
7295 10 Aizawl 0700-1000 
7315 50 Shillong 0656-0931 
7325 50 Jaipur 0630-0931
7335 50 Imphal 0225-0400(Sun 0430),  0630(Sun 0600)-1000 
7340 100 Mumbai  0015-0430 Urdu, 0830-1130 Urdu, 1130-1140 HS, 1230-1500 Sindhi, 1500-1600 Baluchi (Pakistan) 
7370 100 Delhi (Kingsway) 0100-0200 Sindhi (Pakistan)
7380 50 Chennai 0300-0930 (Sun 1130) 
7390 8.5 Port Blair 0315-0400 (Sat 0415, Sun 0500), 0700-0900(Sun 0930) 
7420 50 Guwahati * 0130-0230 Nepali, 0230-0300 HS, 0300-0430 Bangla, 0700-0800 Nepali, 0800-1100 Bangla, 1215-1330 Tibetan, 1330-1430 Nepali, 1445-1515 Bangla,1515-1600 HS,1600-1730 Bangla
,, 50 Hyderabad 0220-0930 (Sun 1030) 
7430 50 Bhopal 0225-0932
7440 50 Lucknow 0700(Sun 0430)-1000, 1005-1006
7550 500 Bengaluru 1745-1945 English, 1945-2045 Hindi, 2045-2230 English  (UK & W.Europe) 
9425 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1320-0043 (National Channel) 
9445 250 Delhi (Khampur)  1615-1730 Hindi (Middle East), 1745-1945 English (W.NW Af.)
,, 500 Bengaluru  2045-2230 English (W. Europe)
9470 250 Aligarh 1320-0043 (National Channel) 
9575 500 Bengaluru 1215-1330 Tibetan (Tibet)
9595 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0015-0430 Urdu (Pakistan)
,, 100 Delhi (Kingsway) 0700-0800 Nepali (Nepal), 0830-1130 Urdu (Pakistan)
9620 500 Bengaluru 1615-1715 Russian (E. Europe)  
 ,, 250 Aligarh  0100-0200 & 1230-1500 Sindhi, 1500-1600 Baluchi (Pakistan), 1615-1730 Persian, 1730-1945 Arabic (W.Asia), 1945-2030 French (W NW Africa)
9635 250 Aligarh  0100-0200 Sindhi (Pakistan)
9690 500 Bengaluru 1330-1500 English, 2245-0045 English (E SE Asia)
9705 250 Panaji 2245-0045 English (E SE Asia) 
9810 250 Delhi (Khampur)  0130-0230 Nepali (Nepal)  
,, 250 Panaji  1115-1215 Tamil, 1215-1245 Telugu (SE Asia) 
9820 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1300-1500 Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
9835 100 Delhi (Kingsway) 0000-0045 Tamil (Sri Lanka)
9870 500 Bengaluru  0025-0435  0900-1200  1245-1740  (Vividh Bharati) 
9910 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0215-0300 Pushtu, 0300-0345 Dari (Afghanistan, Pakistan)
9910 250 Aligarh  1315-1415 Dari, 1415-1530 Pushtu,  1530-1545 English (Afghanistan, Pakistan), 2045-2230 English (Australia NZ), 2300-0000 Hindi, 0000-0045 Tamil (SE Asia)
9950 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1515-1615 Swahili, 1615-1730 Hindi (E.Africa, Mauritius)
,, 50 Delhi (Khampur) DRM: 1745-1945 English, 1945-2045 Hindi, 2045-2230 English (W. Europe) 
11580 250 Aligarh 1745-1945 English (W NW Africa) 
11620 500 Bengaluru 0015-0430 Urdu (Pakistan)
,, 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0830-1130 Urdu (Pakistan),1130-1140 HS,  1330-1500 English (E SE Asia), 1515-1600 Gujarathi (E.Africa)
,, 500 Bengaluru 1615-1715 Russin (E.Europe)
,, ,, ,, DRM: 2045-2230 English (Australia/NZ)
11645 50 Delhi (Khampur) DRM: 2245-0045 English (NE Asia)
11670 250 Aligarh 0400-0430 Persian, 0430-0530 Arabic (Middle East) 
,, ,, ,, 0530-0600 (Urdu) (Haj Service to Saudi Arabia)
,, 500 Bengaluru 1115-1200 Thai (SE Asia), 1745-1945 English, 1945-2045 Hindi, 2045-2230 English (Europe)  
11710 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1215-1315 Burmese (Myanmar),1615-1730 Persian, 1730-1945 Arabic (Middle East), 1945-2030 French (W NW Africa), 2245-0045 English (E SE NE Asia)
11715 50 Delhi (Khampur) DRM: 0130-0230 Nepali (Nepal)
11740 250 Aligarh 0215-0300 Pushtu, 0300-0345 Dari (Pakistan, Afghanistan) 
,, ,, Panaji  1315-1415 Dari, 1415-1530 Pushtu (Afghanistan, Pakistan)  (ex via Bengaluru)
,, ,, ,, 2045-2230 English (Australia /NZ), 2300-2400 Hindi, 0000-0045 Tamil (SE Asia), 0045-0115 Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
11775 250 Panaji  1215-1330 Tibetan (Tibet), 1330-1430 Nepali (Nepal)
11840 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0315-0415 Hindi (West Asia), 1145-1315 Chinese (NE Asia)
11850 100 Delhi (Kingsway) 0700-0800 Nepali (Nepal)
11935 100 Mumbai  1745-1945 English (E.Africa)
11985 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0000-0045 Tamil, 0045-0115 Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
11985 500 Bengaluru 0215-0300 Kannada (Middle East) (ex 13695)
12025 250 Panaji  1615-1730 Hindi, 1730-1830 Malayalam (Middle East) 
13605 500 Bengaluru  1000-1100 English, 1145-1315 Chinese (NE Asia), 1515-1615 Swahili, 1615-1730 Hindi (E.Africa)
,, ,, ,, DRM: 2245-0045 English (E SE NE Asia) 
13640 500 Bengaluru 1515-1600 Gujarati (E.Africa), 1615-1730 Persian, 1730-1945 Arabic (Middle East), 1945-2030 French (W NW Africa)
13645 250 Aligarh 1115-1200 Thai (SE Asia)
13695 500 Bengaluru  0315-0415 Hindi (Middle East), 1000-1100 English (Australia/NZ), 1115-1215 Tamil, 1215-1245 Telugu (SE Asia), 1745-1945 English (E.Africa) 
13710 500 Bengaluru  1330-1500 English (E SE Asia)  
13795 500 Bengaluru 0000-0045 Tamil,  2300-2400 Hindi (SE Asia)
15030 250 Aligarh 1000-1100 English (NE Asia)    
15040 500 Bengaluru 1215-1315 Burmese (Myanmar)  
15050     For special broadcasts 
15050 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1115-1215 Tamil, 1300-1500 Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
15120 500 Bengaluru  0215-0300 Kannada, 0315-0415 Hindi,  0415-0430 Gujarati, 0430-0530 Hindi  (Middle East)
0315-0415 Hindi (Middle East)
15140 50 Delhi (Khampur) DRM: 1615-1715 Russian (E. Europe)
15175 250 Panaji 1515-1600 Gujarati (E. Africa)
15185 250 Panaji 0315-0415 Hindi, 0415-0430 Gujarati, 0430-0530 Hindi (E. Africa, Mauritius)  
15210 250 Panaji 0400-0430 Persian, 0430-0530 Arabic (Middle East)
0530-0600 (Urdu) (Haj Service to Saudi Arabia Sept-Oct 2013) 
15410 500 Bengaluru 1000-1100 English (NE Asia)  
,, 250 Panaji 1115-1200 Thai (SE Asia)
15770 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0400-0430 Persian, 0430-0530 Arabic (Middle East)
,, ,, Delhi (Khampur) 0530-0600 (Urdu) (Haj Service to Saudi Arabia Sept-Oct 2013) 
,, ,, Aligarh 0845-0945 Indonesian, 1115-1215 Tamil, 1215-1245 Telugu (SE Asia)
15795  500 Bengaluru DRM:1145-1315 Chinese (NE Asia) 
17510 250 Delhi (Khampur) 0845-0945 Indonesian (SE Asia) 1000-1100 English (Australia/NZ), 1115-1215 Tamil (Sri Lanka)
17670 250 Delhi (Khampur) 1515-1615 Swahili, 1615-1730 Hindi, 1745-1945 English (E.Africa)
17715 50 Delhi (Khampur) DRM: 0315-0415 Hindi, 0415-0430 Gujarati, 0430-0530 Hindi (E. Africa, Mauritius) 
17875 500 Bengaluru 0845-0945 Indonesian (SE Asia)
17895 500 Bengaluru  DRM: 1000-1100 English (Australia/NZ)

HS = Home Service, S = Summer, W=Winter, V=Varies
 * Off Air

(via Jose Jacob VU2JOS)

Co-ch HM01 from Cuba and S06s from Russia 0801 on 11635 via SDR receiver in Balladolid, Spain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FHX4AYWq24&list=UUOkdLTbNeM6g6w8oqkXYtsw

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73!
Ivo Ivanov


QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria
Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire
Web: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/

STF Radio International

STF Radio International
1-hour Million-Watt Special

April 20, 2014 0400 UTC

—Frequency List—

5050 (The Americas) Saturday Night
5110 (N+C. America) "
7490 (N+C. America) "
7570 (N. America) "
7730 (Mex/C. America) "
9925 (N. America) "
9955 (Caribbean) "
6025 (EU) Sunday Morning
17630* DRM (EU, alternate program) "
17760 (Asia) Sunday Afternoon
21490 (Pacific Aus/NZ) "

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Live Digital Radio Mondiale™ (DRM) broadcast to feature at South African Broadcasting Association (SABA) conference

Live Digital Radio Mondiale™ (DRM) broadcast to feature at this month's South African Broadcasting Association (SABA) conference

The DRM Consortium is a Sector Partner at The Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA), Digital Radio Broadcasting Summit in Cape Town from 22nd – 24th April.  The event will include a presentation by the DRM Chair, Ruxandra Obreja, on April 22nd at 11.50am and a dedicated DRM workshop on the 23rd April, from 4.00pm to 5.30pm under the title "The DRM Platform: A detailed and practical look at its superior functionalities and flexibility".

The workshop will offer a live demonstration of DRM30 with a two-hour BBC broadcast, from Ascension Island – a site managed by DRM member, Babcock - to Southern Africa carrying BBC World Service English from 13:30 to 15:30 GMT/UTC (114 degrees) 21735 kHz.

During and after the workshop DRM representatives and South African DRM supporters will be available to meet you and explain the features and to answer any questions.

The DRM Consortium has already been present at SABA events in Johannesburg and in Arusha (Tanzania) last year.  The DRM standard is the only global standard which can be used in all radio frequency bands and is ideal for the large countries of Southern Africa.  From national networks and regional stations to smaller commercial and community stations, all are able to broadcast their digital radio programmes with enhanced content and in excellent sound quality to everyone in their respective countries, regardless of whether people live in large cities, in small towns or villages.

DRM Consortium
Postal Box 360
1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva
Switzerland
E-Mail: projectoffice@drm.org
Site for DRM: www.drm.org

(Press Release via DRM Project Office)

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Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi