DPR KOREA: B-13 schedule of the VOICE OF KOREA, Pyongyang

B-13 Transmission Schedule of the Voice of Korea, Pyongyang, DPR Korea
valid from Sunday, 27 October Juche 102 (2013), 0300 UTC last modified: 23 October Juche 102 (2013), Version: 1

Arabic
1500 9890 11645    Near & Middle East, North Africa
1700 9890 11645    Near & Middle East, North Africa

Chinese
0300 13650 15105    Southeast Asia
0500 7220 9445 9730   Northeast China
0600 13650 15105    Southeast Asia
0800 7220 9445    Northeast China
1100 7220 9445    China
1300 6185 9850    Southeast Asia
2100 7235 9445    Northeast China
2100 9875 11635    China
2200 7235 9445     Northeast China
2200 9875 11635    China

German
1600 6170 9425    Europe
1800  6170 9425    Europe
1900  6170 9425    Europe

English
0400 7220 9445 9730   Northeast Asia
0400 11735 13760 15180   Central & South America
0500 13650 15105    Southeast Asia
0600 7220 9445 9730   Northeast Asia
1000 6170 9435    Central & South America
1000 6185 9850    Southeast Asia
1300  7570 12015    Western Europe
1300  9435 11710    North America
1500  7570 12015    Western Europe
1500  9435 11710    North America
1600 9890 11645    Near & Middle East, North Africa
1800  7570 12015    Western Europe
1900 7210 11910    Southern Africa
1900 9875 11635    Near & Middle East, North Africa
2100  7570 12015    Western Europe

French
0400 13650 15105    Southeast Asia
0600 11735 13760 15180   Central & South America
1100 6170 9435    Central & South America
1100 6185 9850    Southeast Asia
1400 7570 12015    Western Europe
1400 9435 11710    North America
1600 7570 12015    Western Europe
1600 9435 11710    North America
1800 7210 11910    Southern Africa
1800 9875 11635    Near & Middle East, North Africa
2000 7570 12015    Western Europe

Japanese
0700 621 3250 7580 9650  Japan
0800 621 3250 7580 9650  Japan
0900 621 3250 6070 7580 9650 Japan
1000 621 3250 6070 7580 9650 Japan
1100 621 3250 6070 7580 9650 Japan
1200 621 3250 6070 7580 9650 Japan
2100 621 3250 7580 9650  Japan
2200 621 3250 7580 9650  Japan
2300 621 3250 7580 9650  Japan

Korean
0300 (PBS) 7220 9445 9730   Northeast China
0700 (PBS) 7220 9445    Northeast China
0900 (KCBS) 7220 9445    Northeast China
0900 (PBS) 13760 15245    Europe
0900 (PBS) 9875 11735    Far Eastern Russia
1000 (PBS) 7220 9445    Northeast China
1200 (KCBS) 6170 9435    Central & South America
1200 (KCBS) 6185 9850     Southeast Asia
1200 (PBS) 7220 9445    Northeast China
1300 (PBS) 6170 9425    Europe
1400 (KCBS) 6185 9850    Southeast Asia
1700 (KCBS) 7570 12015    Western Europe
1700 (KCBS) 9435 11710    North America
2000 (KCBS) 7210 11910    Southern Africa
2000 (KCBS) 6170 9425    Europe
2000 (KCBS) 9875 11635    Near & Middle East, North Africa
2300 (KCBS)  7235 9445    Northeast China
2300 (KCBS) 7570 12015    Western Europe
2300 (KCBS) 9875 11635    China

Russian
0700 13760 15245    Europe
0700 9875 11735    Far Eastern Russia
0800 13760 15245    Europe
0800 9875 11735    Far Eastern Russia
1400 6170 9425    Europe
1500 6170 9425    Europe
1700 6170 9425    Europe

Spanish
0300 11735 13760 15180   Central & South America
0500 11735 13760 15180   Central & South America
1900 7570 12015    Western Europe
2200 7570 12015    Western Europe

GERMANY: tentative MBR B-13 schedule

AUSTRIA/BULGARIA/FRANCE/GERMANY/MADAGASCAR   B13 planned MBR schedule.

MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH (MBR - formerly T-SYSTEMS - DTK)
TENTATIVE B-13 operational MBR/DTK schedule, latest update of Oct 8, 2013.
Times are in UTC.
B-13 period (27/10/2013 - 29/03/2014)

sorted by broadcaster

 frq  startstop ciraf          loc pow azi   day   from   to     broad
 5975 0400-0430 28SE           ISS 100  95 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6100 1600-1630 28SE           NAU 100 133 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6195 1900-1930 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6195 1930-2000 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6195 2000-2030 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 7315 0300-0330 48             NAU 250 140 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 9535 1900-2000 37,38W         NAU 100 215 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 9610 1000-1100 28W            NAU 100 180 1...... 271013-290314 AWR
11750 1530-1600 41N            NAU 250  75 1234..7 271013-290314 AWR
11750 1530-1600 41N            NAU 250  75 ....56. 271013-290314 AWR
11860 1900-1930 46W            ISS 250 200 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
11860 1730-1800 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
11975 0700-0800 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
13655 1500-1530 41N            NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
13655 1530-1600 41N            NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15145 0800-0830 37,38W         NAU 100 205 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15145 0830-0900 37,38W         NAU 100 205 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15155 1730-1800 48             ISS 250 130 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15160 0800-0830 37,38W         NAU 250 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1300-1330 42,43W         NAU 250  70 1.....7 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1300-1330 42,43W         NAU 250  70 .23456. 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1330-1500 42,43W         NAU 250  70 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1900-2100 38-3947-48     MDC 250 350 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
17575 1630-1700 48             ISS 250 125 1234567 271013-290314 AWR

 5940 2000-2015 39N            NAU 250 120 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 5950 0400-0430 39NE,40        NAU 100 110 12....7 271013-290314 BVB
 5980 0430-0445 39N            NAU 125 120 1.....7 271013-290314 BVB
 5980 0430-0450 39N            NAU 125 120 .23456. 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1900-1915 28,29          NAU 100  90 ....56. 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1930-1945 28,29          NAU 100  90 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1900-1930 28,29          NAU 100  90 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1900-2000 28,29          NAU 100  90 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 7220 0800-0830 27,28N         NAU 100 270 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 7220 0800-0845 27,28N         NAU 100 270 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
 7325 0300-0315 39S            MOS 250 120 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1815-1900 39,40          NAU 100 105 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1800-1830 39,40          NAU 100 105 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1830-1900 39,40          NAU 100 105 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1800-1900 39,40          NAU 100 105 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
 7395 0100-0115 41             NAU 250  90 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 9440 0600-0615 46-4737-38     NAU 125 180 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 9450 0500-0515 39,40          NAU 250 120 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
 9450 0500-0530 39,40          NAU 250 120 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
 9470 1915-1930 39,40          MOS 300  ND 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 9515 2030-2045 46-4737-38     NAU 250 180 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 9715 1800-2000 39             MOS 100 115 1.....7 271013-290314 BVB
 9715 1800-1815 39             MOS 100 115 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
 9715 1800-1830 39             MOS 100 115 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
 9925 1930-2015 39             SOF 100 126 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1800 38E,39,40W     ISS 100 120 .2.4.6. 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1745 38E,39,40W     ISS 100 120 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1715 38E,39,40W     ISS 100 120 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1715 38E,39,40W     NAU 100 125 1.....7 271013-290314 BVB
11875 1630-1730 47,48          NAU 100 150 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
11915 1700-1715 39,40          NAU 250 130 .23.56. 271013-290314 BVB
11915 1700-1730 39,40          NAU 250 130 ...4... 271013-290314 BVB
13740 1515-1530 40,41          NAU 100  95 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
13740 1530-1559 40,41          MOS 100  95 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1800 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1900 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1700-1845 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1630-1830 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1630-1730 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ...4... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1730 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 .2..... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1830 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
15470 1400-1430 41 1stSun MonthISS 250  83 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
15470 1430-1500 41             ISS 250  83 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
15470 1430-1500 41             ISS 250  83 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
17540 0830-1000 38,39          NAU 125 150 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
17540 1300-1330 38,39          NAU 125 150 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1115-1200 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1100-1130 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1115-1130 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 .2..... 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1100-1115 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 ..345.. 271013-290314 BVB

 5960 1900-2000 28E,29         NAU 100  90 ......7 271013-290314 CHW
 6055 1130-1200 27,28          NAU 125 222 1.....7 271013-290314 EMG
 7215 0030-0130 40E,41NW       NAU 250 100 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
 7240 2330-0030 41,43S,49N     NAU 250  85 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
15150 1530-1630 40E,41NW       NAU 250  99 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
15235 1330-1530 41,43S,49N     NAU 250  85 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
15285 1230-1500 41             NAU 250  89 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
13740 1530-1630 29S            NAU 100  95 ......7 271013-290314 HCJ

 5975 0300-0400 29SE           NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6075 0400-0500 28E,29W        NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6105 0400-0500 28E,29W        NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6120 1500-1700 28E,29W        NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6140 1830-1900 29SE           NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9485 1730-1800 48             NAU 100 140 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
 9485 1800-1900 48             NAU 100 140 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9485 1900-1930 48             NAU 100 140 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
 9520 0300-0400 29,30          NAU 250  65 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9585 1700-1800 29S            NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9645 1800-1830 47,48          ISS 250 135 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9690 2030-2100 46,47          NAU 250 200 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
 9760 0500-0600 39N,40W        NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9770 1530-1700 40E,41NW       NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9770 1700-1730 40E,41NW       NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9815 1900-1930 47,48          NAU 250 150 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9860 1730-1800 48             NAU 250 145 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9860 1800-1900 48             NAU 250 145 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11790 1500-1630 40             NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11790 1630-1700 47,48          ISS 250 150 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
11840 1600-1700 29             NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11900 1500-1600 29S            NAU 250  85 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11905 1630-1700 47,48          NAU 250 150 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
11975 1600-1700 30SE           NAU 250  75 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13580 0500-0900 40E,41NW       NAU 250  94 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13580 1400-1500 39N,40W        ISS 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13590 1400-1500 40E,41NW       NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13615 0500-0730 40             NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13630 1630-1700 46,47,52       ISS 250 180 .....6. 271013-290314 IBB
13645 1400-1500 30S            NAU 250  75 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
15265 1200-1230 30SE,31SW      NAU 250  75 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
15620 1630-1700 48             ISS 250 135 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
17895 1600-1700 46-4752-5357   NAU 250 165 1234567 271013-290314 IBB

 7330 1100-1200 27,28 1stSun/moISS 100  60 1...... 271013-290314 JOY
 6095 0900-1600 18SW,27-28,37  NAU 100 240 1.....7 271013-290314 KBC
 7375 0000-0200 2-4,6-10       NAU 125 300 1...... 271013-290314 KBC
 9800 1830-1900 46S,47SE       ISS 500 180 1234567 271013-290314 LWF
 6045 1000-1100 27E,28 (per RA)NAU 100 275 1...... 271013-290314 MSM
 6055 1200-1215 27,28          NAU 250 222 1...... 271013-290314 MWA
11995 1500-1530 29,30          ISS 250  60 ......7 271013-290314 MWF
13760 1100-1130 19-26          NAU 250  45 ......7 271013-290314 MWF
 9620 0200-0400 38,39,40       NAU 250 140 1234567 271013-290314 NHK
15445 1700-1900 38,39,40       NAU 250 140 1234567 271013-290314 NHK
17630 1600-1630 47E,48         ISS 500 130 ..3...7 271013-290314 OGM
 9685 1930-2000 37,38          NAU 250 155 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15205 1400-1430 41             ISS 100  90 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15205 1415-1430 41             ISS 100  90 .234567 271013-290314 PAB
15205 1430-1445 41             ISS 250  90 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15210 1900-2000 38-39,47-48    NAU 100 133 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15260 1500-1600 40,41          ISS 100  85 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
13810 1700-1800 38E,39S,48     ISS 100 125 1..4... 271013-290314 SBO

 9460 1400-1600 18,27,28       NAU 100 270 .23456. 271013-290314 TOM
 9460 1400-1600 18,27,28       MOS 100 285 1.....7 271013-290314 TOM
 9465 2100-2300 2-4,6-10       NAU 125 299 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
 9490 2000-2200 37-3846-47,52  NAU 100 175 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
11955 2100-2300 12-16          NAU 125 250 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
13810 1400-1600 28,29W,38E,39  ISS 100 120 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
15325 1200-1400 19-2330-3442-44ISS 100  61 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
17690 1200-1400 39-44,49,50,54 NAU 100  90 .23456. 271013-290314 TOM
17690 1200-1400 39-44,49,50,54 ISS 100  77 1.....7 271013-290314 TOM

 6095 0900-1100 18SW,27,28W,37 NAU 100 230 .23456. 271013-290314 TRS
 6105 0757-0850 27             NAU 100 285 .23456. 271013-290314 TWR
 6105 0757-0820 27             NAU 100 285 1.....7 271013-290314 TWR
 6105 0927-1000 28             NAU 100 135 1234567 271013-290314 TWR
 7300 1500-1528 28,29,30       NAU 100  65 .2..... 271013-290314 TWR
 7300 1500-1528 28,29,30       NAU 100  65 1.34567 271013-290314 TWR
 9835 2300-2330 12,13,14,15,16 NAU 100 240 1234567 271013-290314 VZM
11920 2300-0045 12,13,14,15,16 NAU 100 240 1234567 271013-290314 VZM
15680 1630-1700 40             ISS 500  91 .2...6. 271013-290314 WRN

sorted by frequency

 frq  startstop ciraf          loc pow azi   day   from   to     broad
 5940 2000-2015 39N            NAU 250 120 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 5950 0400-0430 39NE,40        NAU 100 110 12....7 271013-290314 BVB
 5960 1900-2000 28E,29         NAU 100  90 ......7 271013-290314 CHW
 5975 0300-0400 29SE           NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 5975 0400-0430 28SE           ISS 100  95 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 5980 0430-0445 39N            NAU 125 120 1.....7 271013-290314 BVB
 5980 0430-0450 39N            NAU 125 120 .23456. 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1900-1915 28,29          NAU 100  90 ....56. 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1900-1930 28,29          NAU 100  90 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1900-2000 28,29          NAU 100  90 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 6030 1930-1945 28,29          NAU 100  90 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
 6045 1000-1100 27E,28 (per RA)NAU 100 275 1...... 271013-290314 MSM
 6055 1130-1200 27,28          NAU 125 222 1.....7 271013-290314 EMG
 6055 1200-1215 27,28          NAU 250 222 1...... 271013-290314 MWA
 6075 0400-0500 28E,29W        NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6095 0900-1100 18SW,27,28W,37 NAU 100 230 .23456. 271013-290314 TRS
 6095 0900-1600 18SW,27-28,37  NAU 100 240 1.....7 271013-290314 KBC
 6100 1600-1630 28SE           NAU 100 133 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6105 0400-0500 28E,29W        NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6105 0757-0820 27             NAU 100 285 1.....7 271013-290314 TWR
 6105 0757-0850 27             NAU 100 285 .23456. 271013-290314 TWR
 6105 0927-1000 28             NAU 100 135 1234567 271013-290314 TWR
 6120 1500-1700 28E,29W        NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6140 1830-1900 29SE           NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 6195 1900-1930 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6195 1930-2000 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 6195 2000-2030 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR

 7215 0030-0130 40E,41NW       NAU 250 100 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
 7220 0800-0830 27,28N         NAU 100 270 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 7220 0800-0845 27,28N         NAU 100 270 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
 7240 2330-0030 41,43S,49N     NAU 250  85 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
 7300 1500-1528 28,29,30       NAU 100  65 1.34567 271013-290314 TWR
 7300 1500-1528 28,29,30       NAU 100  65 .2..... 271013-290314 TWR
 7315 0300-0330 48             NAU 250 140 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 7325 0300-0315 39S            MOS 250 120 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 7330 1100-1200 27,28 1stSun/moISS 100  60 1...... 271013-290314 JOY
 7365 1800-1830 39,40          NAU 100 105 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1800-1900 39,40          NAU 100 105 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1815-1900 39,40          NAU 100 105 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 7365 1830-1900 39,40          NAU 100 105 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
 7375 0000-0200 2-4,6-10       NAU 125 300 1...... 271013-290314 KBC
 7395 0100-0115 41             NAU 250  90 1...... 271013-290314 BVB

 9440 0600-0615 46-4737-38     NAU 125 180 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 9450 0500-0515 39,40          NAU 250 120 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
 9450 0500-0530 39,40          NAU 250 120 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
 9460 1400-1600 18,27,28       MOS 100 285 1.....7 271013-290314 TOM
 9460 1400-1600 18,27,28       NAU 100 270 .23456. 271013-290314 TOM
 9465 2100-2300 2-4,6-10       NAU 125 299 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
 9470 1915-1930 39,40          MOS 300  ND 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
 9485 1730-1800 48             NAU 100 140 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
 9485 1800-1900 48             NAU 100 140 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9485 1900-1930 48             NAU 100 140 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
 9490 2000-2200 37-3846-47,52  NAU 100 175 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
 9515 2030-2045 46-4737-38     NAU 250 180 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
 9520 0300-0400 29,30          NAU 250  65 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9535 1900-2000 37,38W         NAU 100 215 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
 9585 1700-1800 29S            NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9610 1000-1100 28W            NAU 100 180 1...... 271013-290314 AWR
 9620 0200-0400 38,39,40       NAU 250 140 1234567 271013-290314 NHK
 9645 1800-1830 47,48          ISS 250 135 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9685 1930-2000 37,38          NAU 250 155 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
 9690 2030-2100 46,47          NAU 250 200 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
 9715 1800-1815 39             MOS 100 115 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
 9715 1800-1830 39             MOS 100 115 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
 9715 1800-2000 39             MOS 100 115 1.....7 271013-290314 BVB
 9760 0500-0600 39N,40W        NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9770 1530-1700 40E,41NW       NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9770 1700-1730 40E,41NW       NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9800 1830-1900 46S,47SE       ISS 500 180 1234567 271013-290314 LWF
 9815 1900-1930 47,48          NAU 250 150 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9835 2300-2330 12,13,14,15,16 NAU 100 240 1234567 271013-290314 VZM
 9860 1730-1800 48             NAU 250 145 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9860 1800-1900 48             NAU 250 145 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
 9925 1930-2015 39             SOF 100 126 1...... 271013-290314 BVB

11700 1700-1715 38E,39,40W     ISS 100 120 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1715 38E,39,40W     NAU 100 125 1.....7 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1745 38E,39,40W     ISS 100 120 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
11700 1700-1800 38E,39,40W     ISS 100 120 .2.4.6. 271013-290314 BVB
11750 1530-1600 41N            NAU 250  75 ....56. 271013-290314 AWR
11750 1530-1600 41N            NAU 250  75 1234..7 271013-290314 AWR
11790 1500-1630 40             NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11790 1630-1700 47,48          ISS 250 150 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
11840 1600-1700 29             NAU 250  60 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11860 1730-1800 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
11860 1900-1930 46W            ISS 250 200 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
11875 1630-1730 47,48          NAU 100 150 1234567 271013-290314 BVB
11900 1500-1600 29S            NAU 250  85 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11905 1630-1700 47,48          NAU 250 150 .23456. 271013-290314 IBB
11915 1700-1715 39,40          NAU 250 130 .23.56. 271013-290314 BVB
11915 1700-1730 39,40          NAU 250 130 ...4... 271013-290314 BVB
11920 2300-0045 12,13,14,15,16 NAU 100 240 1234567 271013-290314 VZM
11955 2100-2300 12-16          NAU 125 250 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
11975 0700-0800 37,38W         NAU 100 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
11975 1600-1700 30SE           NAU 250  75 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
11995 1500-1530 29,30          ISS 250  60 ......7 271013-290314 MWF

13580 0500-0900 40E,41NW       NAU 250  94 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13580 1400-1500 39N,40W        ISS 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13590 1400-1500 40E,41NW       NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13615 0500-0730 40             NAU 250 105 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13630 1630-1700 46,47,52       ISS 250 180 .....6. 271013-290314 IBB
13645 1400-1500 30S            NAU 250  75 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
13655 1500-1530 41N            NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
13655 1530-1600 41N            NAU 250  90 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
13740 1515-1530 40,41          NAU 100  95 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
13740 1530-1559 40,41          MOS 100  95 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
13740 1530-1630 29S            NAU 100  95 ......7 271013-290314 HCJ
13760 1100-1130 19-26          NAU 250  45 ......7 271013-290314 MWF
13810 1400-1600 28,29W,38E,39  ISS 100 120 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
13810 1700-1800 38E,39S,48     ISS 100 125 1..4... 271013-290314 SBO

15145 0800-0830 37,38W         NAU 100 205 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15145 0830-0900 37,38W         NAU 100 205 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15150 1530-1630 40E,41NW       NAU 250  99 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
15155 1730-1800 48             ISS 250 130 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15160 0800-0830 37,38W         NAU 250 210 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15205 1400-1430 41             ISS 100  90 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15205 1415-1430 41             ISS 100  90 .234567 271013-290314 PAB
15205 1430-1445 41             ISS 250  90 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15210 1900-2000 38-39,47-48    NAU 100 133 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15235 1330-1530 41,43S,49N     NAU 250  85 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
15260 1500-1600 40,41          ISS 100  85 1...... 271013-290314 PAB
15265 1200-1230 30SE,31SW      NAU 250  75 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
15285 1230-1500 41             NAU 250  89 1234567 271013-290314 GFA
15325 1200-1400 19-2330-3442-44ISS 100  61 1234567 271013-290314 TOM
15335 1600-1730 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 .2..... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1800 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1830 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ....5.. 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1600-1900 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1630-1730 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ...4... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1630-1830 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ..3.... 271013-290314 BVB
15335 1700-1845 38-3947-48     ISS 100 135 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
15445 1700-1900 38,39,40       NAU 250 140 1234567 271013-290314 NHK
15470 1400-1430 41 1stSun MonthISS 250  83 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
15470 1430-1500 41             ISS 250  83 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
15470 1430-1500 41             ISS 250  83 1...... 271013-290314 BVB
15480 1300-1330 42,43W         NAU 250  70 .23456. 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1300-1330 42,43W         NAU 250  70 1.....7 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1330-1500 42,43W         NAU 250  70 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15480 1900-2100 38-3947-48     MDC 250 350 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
15620 1630-1700 48             ISS 250 135 1234567 271013-290314 IBB
15680 1630-1700 40             ISS 500  91 .2...6. 271013-290314 WRN

17540 0830-1000 38,39          NAU 125 150 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
17540 1300-1330 38,39          NAU 125 150 .....6. 271013-290314 BVB
17575 1630-1700 48             ISS 250 125 1234567 271013-290314 AWR
17630 1600-1630 47E,48         ISS 500 130 ..3...7 271013-290314 OGM
17690 1200-1400 39-44,49,50,54 ISS 100  77 1.....7 271013-290314 TOM
17690 1200-1400 39-44,49,50,54 NAU 100  90 .23456. 271013-290314 TOM
17895 1600-1700 46-4752-5357   NAU 250 165 1234567 271013-290314 IBB

21480 1100-1115 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 ..345.. 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1100-1130 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 ......7 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1115-1130 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 .2..... 271013-290314 BVB
21480 1115-1200 43S,44S        MDC 125  45 1...... 271013-290314 BVB

Michael Puetz
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH
Order Management & Backoffice
Josef-Lammerting-Allee 8-10
D-50933 Cologne, Germany

Please send your inquiries and reception reports to:
E-Mail:   <QSL-Shortwave @ media-broadcast.com>
Internet:
<http://www.media-broadcast.com/en/radio/analogue-radio-networks/short-wave.html>
(MBR Cologne Germany, Oct 8, 2013
via Andreas Volk-D at ADDX club Munich Germany;
extracted & reformatted by wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 9, 2013)


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List of Broadcasters which are using MEDIA BROADCAST technical equipment:

ADM  internal name (not "Abu Dhabi Media Company")
AWR  Adventist World Radio
BVB  High Adventure Gospel - Bible Voice Broadcasting
CHW  Christliche Wissenschaft
EMG  Evangelische Missionsgemeinden in Deutschland
EYS  MBR internal customer name
     Eritrean Youth Solidarity for Change (EYSC)
     <http://www.eysc.net/>
GFA  Gospel for Asia
HCJ  Voice of the Andes
IBB  International Broadcasting Bureau, USA
JOY  MBR internal customer name
KBC  Mighty KBC Radio
     <KBC531 @ gmail.com>
     or write to
     The Mighty KBC
     Argonstraat 6
     6718 WT Ede
     The Netherlands, Europe
     Website: <http://www.kbcradio.eu>
LWF  Lutheran World Federation
MBR  MEDIA BROADCAST (ex Deutsche Telekom, DTK),
MWF  "Missionswerk Friedensstimme", Gummersbach-Germany
MSM  probably XVRB Radio 3rd Sun and Radio Iceman 4th Sun (wb.)
     XVRB Radio - It's The Music Museum
     E-mail: <xvrbradio @ gmail.com>
     <http://www.xvrb.org/>
     Radio Iceman
     <http://www.icemanshortwave.com/>
MWA  Missionswerk Arche
NHK  Nippon Hoso Kyokai, Radio Japan Tokyo
OGM  NGO [RHU Radio Huriyo Xoriyo Ogaden]
     <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-governmental_organization>
     <http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organisation_non_gouvernementale>
PAB  Pan Am Broadcasting
RMI  Radio Miami International
RMI  [Hamada Radio International], not in MBR and AOKI Nagoya schedule list,
     but on HFCC file.
     A-13 Hausa Radio Mon-Fri 9610, 0530-0600, Nauen 100 kW 180degr
     B-13 Hausa Radio Mon-Fri 7350, 0530-0600, Nauen 100 kW 180degr
SBO  Sagalee Bilisummaa Oromoo, Voice of Oromo Liberation.
TOM  The Overcomer Ministry
TRS  Transport Radio Mon-Fri; KBC The Mighty KBC Radio, Sat/Sun.
TWR  Trans World Radio
VZM  [HCJB transmissions, Spanish, German, Kulina, Portuguese]
WRN  World Radio Network
     [A13, Radio Biafra London, A-13 Thur/Sat 11840 kHz ex WER/NAU]
     [B13, iraf feed, Mon/Fri 15680 kHz 1630-1700, 500 kW 91deg to NE/ME,
     Clandestine Iran target station program Sedaye Radio-ye Mehr Iran,
     produced by the Iranian National Council in Paris, since 23 Sep]

(via WORLDWIDE DX CLUB, transformed and condensed to 71 column by wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 9)

JAPAN: B-13 NHK World Radio Japan, Tokyo from 27 Oct 2013

JAPAN   NHK World - Radio Japan - B-13 winter season file
27 Oct 2013 - 29 March 2014

[AFGHANISTAN/ASCENSION ISL/BANGLA DESH/BRAZIL/FRANCE/GERMANY/INDONESIA/
LITHUANIA/MADAGASCAR/PALAU/PALESTINE/RUSSIA/SINGAPORE/SOUTH AFRICA/
TAJIKISTAN/TANZANIA/UAE/U.K./USA/UZBEKISTAN]

Arabic
0600-0630 NE/ME 11975iss
2100-2130 NE    87.8 MHz Ramallah in Palestine.

Bengali
1300-1345 swAS 12035uzb
1500-1545 swAS 104 MHz Dhaka + 6 other cities in Bangla Desh.

Burmese
1030-1100 seAS 11740sng
1430-1500 seAS 11740sng
2340-2400 seAS 13650

Chinese
0900-0930 AS   6090
1200-1230 AS   6090
1300-1330 AS/seAS 6190
1400-1430 AS   6190
1530-1600 seAS 9575
2230-2250 AS   9560

English
0500-0530 SoAF      9770iss
0500-0530 AF/EU    13640uae
1000-1030 OC/Hawaii 9625
1100-1130 EUR   9760wof, Fridays only in DRM digital mode
1200-1230 seAS 11740sng
1400-1430 AS   11695uzb
1400-1430 seAS 11925pal
1800-1830 CeAF/SoEU 11800mey

French
0530-0600 WeAF 11730iss
0530-0600 CeAF 13840mdg
2030-2100 WeAF 11850mdg

Hindi
0100-0130 swAS 11590uzb
1430-1515 swAS 15720mdg

Indonesian
1115-1200 seAS  9625pal
1315-1400 seAS 11925pal
1406-1451 INS  89.2 MHz Jakarta, + 35 other cities in Indonesia.
2130-2200 seAS  6075

Japanese
0200-0400 Ce/SoAM    5960iss
0200-0400 ME/NE/NoAF 9620nau
0200-0500 AS     15195
0200-0500 SoWeAS 15590
0200-0500 seAS   17810
0700-0800 FE Russia 11710
0800-0900 seAS      17585
0800-1000 Ce-SoAM   12015asc
0800-1000 We/CeAF   15290iss
0800-1700 AS         9750
0900-1500 seAS      11815
1500-1700 AF/swAS/SoAS 12045sng
1700-1800 Ce-SoAM     9835asc
1700-1900 EU/SoAF    11945iss
1700-1900 AF/NE/ME   15445nau
1900-2100 NE/ME/NoAF  9670
1900-2100 NE/ME/NoAF 15130iss
2000-2100 OC          9625
2100-2300 AS         11665
2100-2400 AS/CeAS/ME 11910

Korean
0915-0945 EaAS  9700
1130-1200 EaAS  6090
1230-1300 EaAS  6190
1330-1400 EaAS  6190
1430-1500 EaAS  6190
2209-2230 EaAS  9560

Persian
0400-0430 NE/ME 11730uzb
1430-1500 NE/ME 13725iss   88.0MHz Kabul and Herat, Afghanistan.
1630-1700 NE/ME MW927tjk

Portuguese
0900-0930 SoAM   6195usa
2030-2100 SoAM  MW1370sao  94.1 MHz Brasilia
2130-2200 SoAM  17540usa

Russian
0330-0400 EU    MW738msk   MW1386sit
0430-0500 EU    5910sit
0530-0600 EaAS 11710
1100-1130 EaAS  6090
1130-1200 EU    9760wof, Fris only in DRM mode.
1600-1630 EU/ME MW738msk   MW927tjk
1730-1800 EU    MW1386sit

Spanish
0400-0430 SoAM    5910iss  6195usa
0930-1000 Ce-SoAM 6195usa

Swahili
0315-0400 EaAF  7395mdg
1729-1800 EaAF 13730mdg
1730-1800 EaAF Dar es Salaam 94.6 MHz + 22 other cities in Tanzania

Thai
1130-1200 seAS 11740sng
1230-1300 seAs 11740sng
2259-2320 seAS 13650

Urdu
1515-1600 swAS  13870uae
1700-1745 swAS  MW927tjk

Vietnamese
1100-1130 seAS 11740sng
1300-1330 seAS 11740sng
2320-2340 seAS 13650

Relays:
asc Ascension Island
iss Issoudun, France
mdg Madagascar
mey Meyerton AFS
msk Moscow, Russia
nau Nauen, Germany
pal Palau, Pacific {HBN site}
sao Sao Paulo, Brazil
sit Sitkunai, Lithuania
sng Kranji, Singapore
tjk Dushanbe, Tajikistan
uae Al Dhabbaya, UAE
usa Furman, SC-USA {HRI site}
uzb Tashkent, Uzbekistan
wof Woofferton UK

URL:
<http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/radio/shortwave/frequencies.pdf>

(NHK Radio Japan, via Andreas Volk-D  ADDX Club Munich Germany, updated and transformed by wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 23 via dxld yg)

IRAN: tentative B-13 IRIB Tehran from 27 Oct 2013

IRAN Tentative B-13 for The Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran
(VOIROI / IRIB winter schedule)

ALBANIAN 0620-0720 13820kam 15490sir
1820-1920 5925sir 9420kam
2020-2120 5935sir 9655kam
ARABIC 0220-0520 7380kam 9810kam 9895zah "Al-Quds TV"
0520-0820 13780kam
0520-1020 17820sir
0520-1420 17840zah
0820-1020 15630sir
0820-1420 13750kam
1020-1120 11760ahw 13620kam
1020-1620 17500kam
1420-1720 9870kam
1620-0220 6060zah
1720-2020 7285kam
ARMENIAN 0350-0320 6145sir 7300sir
0920-0950 11825sir 15220sir
1620-1720 5940kam 7230sir
AZERI 0320-0520 7260sir
1420-1650 7360zah
BENGALI 1420-1520 7320sir 9620kam 11760kam
1620-1750 7375kam 9740kam
BOSNIAN 0520-0620 13690kam 17540sir
[Se-Cr] 1720-1820 6140sir 9850kam
2120-2220 5950sir 9590kam
CHINESE 1150-1250 15140kam 15360sir 15525kam 17560sir
2320-0020 5915sir 6110sir 7325kam
DARI 0250-0620 9740kam 11740ahw
0820-1150 15300kam
0820-1420 13710ahw 13820ahw
1150-1450 11620kam
ENGLISH 0320-0420 9710kam 11770sir "Voice of Justice"
1020-1120 21510kam 21640kam
1520-1620 13785sir 15525kam
1920-2020 6040kam 7325sir 13640sir 15460kam
FRENCH 0620-0720 17540kam 17865kam
1820-1920 6080kam 7380sir 13620kam
GERMAN 0720-0820 15250kam 17690sir
1720-1820 6205kam 7425sir
HAUSA 0650-0650 17810sir
1120-1150 21520sir 21600sir
1820-1920 7425kam 9570sir
HEBREW 0420-0450 9755kam 11780sir
1150-1220 13740sir 15240kam
HINDI 0150-0250 9800sir 11740sir
1420-1520 9800kam 12015sir
ITALIAN 0620-0720 15085kam 17660sir
1920-1950 6135kam 7450sir
JAPANESE 1320-1420 9585sir 11600kam
2050-2150 5965sir 7365sir
KAZAKH 0120-0220 6155sir 7430sir
1520-1620 7380kam 9740sir
KURDISH 0420-0520 7350kam 9610sir Sorrani dialect
1320-1620 5920kam Kirmanji dialect
MALAY 1220-1320 15450kam 17715sir
2220-2320 9445kam 11830sir
PASHTO 0220-0320 6065sir 7250kam
0720-0820 11810sir 13730sir
1220-1320 7435sir 9580zah
1420-1520 Mashhad progr via Sirjan site deleted.
1620-1720 6155sir 7345ahw
RUSSIAN 0250-0320 9510sir 11925kam
0450-0520 11825kam 13680sir 17650sir 21600sir
1420-1520 7340kam 9515ahw 11675sir
1650-1750 3965kam 5920ahw
1750-1850 6170kam 7305sir
1920-2020 4005kam 7425sir
SPANISH 0020-0220 7420kam
0220-0320 6010kam
0520-0620 15310sir 15550kam
2020-2120 6165kam 7450sir
SWAHILI 0350-0450 13680sir 15260sir
0820-0920 21510kam 21640sir
1720-1820 9515kam 11830sir
TAJIK 0050-0220 5950sir 7370kam
1550-1720 6200sir 7435kam
TURKISH 0420-0550 6085kam 7400kam
1550-1720 6175kam 7310kam
URDU 0120-0220 3965zah 5990ahw 6100kam
1250-1420 9715sir 11720kam
1520-1620 5940m Mashhad program via Sirjan site.
UZBEK 0220-0250 6175kam 7300sir
1450-1550 6070kam 7350sir

Saut Falestin
"Voice of Islamic Palestinian Revolution"
ARABIC 0320-0420 7220kam 9500sir

IRIB German sce site shows still the summer schedule.

IRIB Russian, I note the present B-13 winter time schedule
<http://russian.irib.ir/glavnaya/chestotnoie-raspisanie>

IRIB Spanish, website has wrong link of Sept 2012
<http://spanish.irib.ir/home/frecuencias>
(IRIB via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 23)

7380 0220-0520 39 KAM 500 178 ARA
9810 0220-0520 37-39 KAM 500 250 ARA
9895 0220-0520 38,39 ZAH 500 289 ARA
13780 0520-0820 39 KAM 500 178 ARA
17820 0520-1020 37-39 SIR 500 270 ARA
17840 0520-1420 38,39 ZAH 500 289 ARA
15630 0820-1020 39 SIR 500 198 ARA
13750 0820-1420 39 KAM 500 178 ARA
11760 1020-1120 39 AHW 500 0 ARA
13620 1020-1120 37,38,39 KAM 500 238 ARA
17500 1020-1620 37-39 KAM 500 259 ARA
9870 1420-1720 39 KAM 500 178 ARA
6060 1620-0220 37-39 ZAH 500 289 ARA
7285 1720-2020 39 KAM 500 178 ARA
7260 0320-0520 29S,40NW SIR 500 328 AZE
7360 1420-1650 29S,40NW ZAH 500 289 AZE
7220 0320-0420 38E,39W KAM 500 250 Ara
9500 0320-0420 38E,39W SIR 500 282 Ara
6145 0250-0320 29SE,39NE,40NW SIR 500 328 Axm
7300 0250-0320 29SE,39NE,40NW SIR 500 320 Axm
11825 0920-0950 29SE,39NE,40NW SIR 500 320 Axm
15220 0920-0950 29SE,39NE,40NW SIR 500 322 Axm
5940 1620-1720 29SE,39NE,40NW KAM 500 304 Axm
7230 1620-1720 29SE,39NE,40NW SIR 500 320 Axm
7320 1420-1520 39 SIR 500 235 BEN
9620 1420-1520 41NE KAM 500 94 BEN
11760 1420-1520 41NE KAM 500 100 BEN
7375 1620-1650 41NE KAM 500 100 BEN
9740 1620-1650 41NE KAM 500 94 BEN
13690 0520-0620 28S KAM 500 304 BOS
17540 0520-0620 28S SIR 500 310 BOS
6140 1720-1820 28S SIR 500 300 BOS
9850 1720-1820 28S KAM 500 298 BOS
5950 2120-2220 28S SIR 500 295 BOS
9590 2120-2220 28S KAM 500 298 BOS
15140 1150-1250 42-44 KAM 500 65 CMN
15360 1150-1250 42-44 SIR 500 65 CMN
15525 1150-1250 42-44 KAM 500 64 CMN
17560 1150-1250 42-44 SIR 500 76 CMN
5915 2320-0020 42-44 SIR 500 68 CMN
6110 2320-0020 42-44 SIR 500 75 CMN
7325 2320-0020 42-44 KAM 500 64 CMN
15250 0720-0820 27,28 KAM 500 310 DEU
17690 0720-0820 27,28 SIR 500 313 DEU
6205 1720-1820 27,28 KAM 500 304 DEU
7425 1720-1820 27,28 SIR 500 320 DEU
9710 0320-0420 7-10 KAM 500 333 ENG
11770 0320-0420 7-10 SIR 500 330 ENG
21510 1020-1120 41 KAM 500 105 ENG
21640 1020-1120 41 KAM 500 112 ENG
13785 1520-1620 41,49,50,54 SIR 500 105 ENG
15525 1520-1620 41,49,50,54 KAM 500 105 ENG
6040 1920-2020 27,28 KAM 500 304 ENG
7325 1920-2020 27,28 SIR 500 313 ENG
13640 1920-2020 52,53,57 SIR 500 216 ENG
15460 1920-2020 52,53,57 KAM 500 205 ENG
17540 0620-0720 27,28 KAM 500 302 FRA
17865 0620-0720 27,28 KAM 500 302 FRA
6080 1820-1920 27,28 KAM 500 304 FRA
7380 1820-1920 27,28 SIR 500 313 FRA
13620 1820-1920 46,47 KAM 500 259 FRA
17810 0550-0650 46,47 SIR 500 263 HAU
21520 1120-1150 46,47 SIR 500 263 HAU
21600 1120-1150 46,47 SIR 500 256 HAU
7425 1820-1920 46,47 KAM 500 259 HAU
9570 1820-1920 46,47 SIR 500 257 HAU
9755 0420-0450 38E,39W KAM 500 250 HEB
11780 0420-0450 38E,39W SIR 500 282 HEB
13740 1150-1220 38E,39W SIR 500 282 HEB
15240 1150-1220 38E,39W KAM 500 259 HEB
9800 0150-0250 41 SIR 500 102 HIN
11740 0150-0250 41 SIR 500 95 HIN
9800 1420-1520 41 KAM 500 118 HIN
12015 1420-1520 41 SIR 500 102 HIN
15450 1220-1320 49,54 KAM 500 109 IND
17715 1220-1320 49,54 SIR 500 115 IND
9445 2220-2320 49,50,54 KAM 500 109 IND
11830 2220-2320 49,50,54 SIR 500 102 IND
15085 0620-0720 28S KAM 500 289 ITA
17660 0620-0720 28S SIR 500 300 ITA
6135 1920-1950 28S KAM 500 289 ITA
7450 1920-1950 28S SIR 500 300 ITA
9585 1320-1420 45 SIR 500 60 JPN
11600 1320-1420 45 KAM 500 60 JPN
5965 2050-2150 45 SIR 500 60 JPN
7365 2050-2150 45 SIR 500 53 JPN
6155 0120-0220 30,31 SIR 500 16 KAZ
7430 0120-0220 30,31 SIR 500 5 KAZ
7380 1520-1620 30,31 KAM 500 58 KAZ
9740 1520-1620 30,31 SIR 500 18 KAZ
7350 0420-0520 39 KAM 500 0 KUR
9610 0420-0520 39 SIR 500 310 KUR
5920 1320-1620 39 KAM 500 0 KUR
9740 0250-0620 30S,31S,40E KAM 500 79 PRS
11740 0250-0620 30S,31S,40E AHW 250 84 PRS
15300 0820-1150 30S,31S,40E KAM 500 94 PRS
13710 0820-1420 30S,31S,40E AHW 250 84 PRS
13820 0820-1420 30S,31S,40E AHW 250 84 PRS
11620 1150-1450 30S,31S,40E KAM 500 85 PRS
6065 0220-0320 40E,41W SIR 500 60 PUS
7250 0220-0320 40E,41W KAM 500 94 PUS
11810 0720-0820 40E,41W SIR 500 60 PUS
13730 0720-0820 40E,41W SIR 500 65 PUS
7435 1220-1320 40E,41W SIR 500 68 PUS
9580 1220-1320 40E,41W ZAH 500 0 PUS
6155 1620-1720 40E,41W SIR 500 60 PUS
7345 1620-1720 40E,41W AHW 250 84 PUS
9510 0250-0320 29E,30,31 SIR 500 18 RUS
11925 0250-0320 30,31 KAM 500 58 RUS
11825 0450-0520 28E,29,30 KAM 500 358 RUS
13680 0450-0520 28E,29,30 SIR 500 320 RUS
17650 0450-0520 30-33 SIR 500 40 RUS
21600 0450-0520 30-33 SIR 500 46 RUS
7340 1420-1520 30,31 KAM 500 58 RUS
9515 1420-1520 30,31 AHW 250 26 RUS
11675 1420-1520 29,30 SIR 500 320 RUS
3965 1650-1750 29-31 KAM 500 0 RUS
5920 1650-1750 29-31 AHW 250 26 RUS
6170 1750-1850 29,30 KAM 500 358 RUS
7305 1750-1850 29,30 SIR 500 320 RUS
4005 1920-2020 28E,29,30 KAM 500 0 RUS
7425 1920-2020 28E,29 SIR 500 340 RUS
7420 0020-0220 11-15 KAM 500 274 SPA
6010 0020-0320 13-16,37,38 KAM 500 259 SPA
15310 0520-0620 27S,28S,37,38 SIR 500 300 SPA
15550 0520-0620 27S,28S,37,38 KAM 500 289 SPA
6165 2020-2120 27S,28S,37,38 KAM 500 289 SPA
7450 2020-2120 27S,28S,37,38 SIR 500 298 SPA
13820 0620-0720 28S KAM 500 289 SQI
15490 0620-0720 28S SIR 500 310 SQI
5925 1820-1920 28S SIR 500 300 SQI
9420 1820-1920 28S KAM 500 298 SQI
5935 2020-2120 28S SIR 500 295 SQI
9655 2020-2120 28S KAM 500 298 SQI
13680 0350-0450 39S,47,48,52,53 SIR 500 223 SWA
15260 0350-0450 39S,47,48,52,53 SIR 500 216 SWA
21510 0820-0920 47,48,52,53 KAM 500 206 SWA
21640 0820-0920 47,48,52,53 SIR 500 231 SWA
9515 1720-1820 39S,47,48,52,53 KAM 500 210 SWA
11830 1720-1820 47,48,52,53 SIR 500 216 SWA
5950 0050-0220 30SE,31SW,40E,41NW,42W SIR 500 50 TGK
7370 0050-0220 30SE,31SW,40E,41NW,42W KAM 500 58 TGK
6200 1550-1720 30SE,31SW,40E,41NW,42W SIR 500 65 TGK
7435 1550-1720 30SE,31SW,40E,41NW,42W KAM 500 58 TGK
6085 0420-0550 29S,39N KAM 500 289 TUR
7400 0420-0550 29S,39N KAM 500 289 TUR
6175 1550-1720 29S,39N KAM 500 289 TUR
7310 1550-1720 29S,39N KAM 500 298 TUR
6175 0220-0250 30S,31S,40NE KAM 500 58 UZB
7300 0220-0250 30S,31S,40NE SIR 500 18 UZB
6070 1450-1550 30S,31S,40NE KAM 500 58 UZB
7350 1450-1550 30S,31S,40NE SIR 500 30 UZB
3965 0120-0220 40E,41N ZAH 500 0 Urd
5990 0120-0220 40E,41N AHW 250 84 Urd
6100 0120-0220 40E,41N KAM 500 94 Urd
9715 1250-1420 40E,41N SIR 500 80 Urd
11675 1250-1420 39 KAM 500 178 Urd
11720 1250-1420 40E,41 KAM 500 118 Urd
5940 1520-1620 40E,41N SIR 500 90 Urd

(via dxld yg)

FRS on air next Sunday October 27th

Sunday October 27th
Next Sunday October 27th FRS-Holland will be on air between 08:52- 15:00 UTC. Important: the broadcast is on 5800 or 5810//7685 kHz .
Programme line-up includes all FRS presenters and consists of FRS Magazine, the German Service, FRS Goes DX , 80s Show, Radio Waves and
the FRS Golden Show. Ingredients....great music, DX News, letters, the Day Calendar and a number of  radio related items.
Radio entertainment on a Sunday. Tune in....

Internet Stream
That same day between 14:52- 21:00 UTC/15:52- 22.00 CEST will see a full repeat on the internet. Check on your computer < http://nednl.net:8000/frsh.m3u >.

In the mean time FRS-Holland has become 33 years....

73s, Peter Verbruggen on behalf of the FRS Team

a Balance between Music & Information joint to one Format....

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Glenn Hauser logs October 26, 2013

** BOLIVIA [and non]. 6134.88, Oct 26 at 0048, music, poor signal but no het from 6135.0 and not // 11855 very poor talk with flutter, so R. Santa Cruz is on, and Brasil`s R. Aparecida is off from 6135 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. Another check UT Oct 26 for the circa 0100 AIR anomalies: This time I have the recorder handy in case the unknown 36-37 note IS appear again on 11985, but there is not even any signal on 11985! Could be due to disturbed propagation, except 11740 Goa is still there, altho with SAH from CCI, poor with flutter.

9910, Oct 26 at 0055, tone test 1 kHz, typical of what AIR sometimes runs on 11985 at this time, prior to starting the wrong service Sindhi at 0100 --- AND there is NO signal on 11985, so suspect tonight it`s doubly wrong. Uplooked later, 9910 is supposed to be in a sesquihour break between two Aligarh site transmissions, Tamil ending at 0045, and Pashto starting at 0215; while 11985 is listed as Khampur site for Sinhala at 0045-0115. At 0058 tone stops on 9910 and standard AIR IS starts; but other stuff to check including Chaski and pirates around hourtop. When I return to 9910 at 0106, it`s off, so somebody fixed that mistake, but still nothing audible on 11985; 11740 is still on; and 9870 VBS from Bengaluru is in as usual mixing Turkey with one more day to go of that collision (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6930-AM, Oct 26 at 0051, very poor signal with music; also music past 0100 when it`s a little better, but then overshadowed by 6925-USB pirate. This thread
http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,13414.0.html
identifies the 6930 as Boom Box Radio (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6925-USB, Oct 26 at 0101 must have just come on as splashing upon weaker AM station on 6930 (Boom Box Radio); announcement by robo-fem, couldn`t copy for sure and right now the DX-398 battery of 4 x AA cells expire as I have been trying to squeeze every last drop of juice out of them; I have the new set standing by, and back in business by 0105 during a song about hillbillies, 0108 another YL announcement and just stops. Listening a couple minutes longer, some weak and hesitant CW, perhaps from something else. Seemed to start a call sign with V----. This thread IDs the music station as WAHR == Automated Halloween Radio:
http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,13416.0.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, Oct 26 at 0050, JBA carrier from R. Chaski,  until cutoff at 0102:09* which is 10.5 seconds later than last check 48 hours earlier (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1692 monitoring: confirmed on Area 51 webcast starting at 0203 UT Saturday Oct 26 after some entertainment. Barely audible on 5110v at 0229 check. Next: Sat 0630 & 1430 (or not?) on HLR 7265-CUSB; Sat 1500 on WRMI 9955; Sat 2329v on WTWW-2 9930; UT Sun 0401v on WTWW-1 5830 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1680, Oct 26 at 0043 UT, not much signal on DX-398 until I plug in the external shortwire; then there`s HS football with a team named Wildcats, which are surely all over, but this correlates with Wossmann HS in Monroe LA, playing tonight vs Rayville; presumed KRJO Monroe LA instead of Classic Country (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 0344 UT Oct 26

MV Baltic Radio Test Transmissions

MV Baltic Radio Test Transmissions

MV Baltic Radio will be testing there New Aerial system tomorrow morning the 26th of October 2013.

The first transmission will start at 10.00 UTC on 6190 KHz.

More Transmissions will also follow on 7265 and 9480 KHz.

All reports to:  info@mvbalticradio.de  Thank you!

Good Listening

73s,    Tom

Glenn Hauser logs October 24-25, 2013

** BANGLADESH. 15505, Oct 25 at 1357, BB carrier already on with continuous 1-kHz tone until 1359:38.5 finally starts IS, but only time for one play of it, then off-timesignal ending at 1400:17.5, opening Urdu, very poor (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake [non] CNR1 jamming Oct 25 before and after 1330:
9200, happened to tune in at 1313 to open carrier and hear CNR1 modulation start at exactly 1314; no sign of Sound of Hope target.

Then a full search 18-12 MHz:
16360, poor at 1323; none in the 17s
16100, fair at 1323 with flutter
15970, fair at 1324 with flutter
15575, very poor at 1328 instead of KBSWR, het on lo side from VOT
15545, very poor at 1328, het on hi side from V. of Tibet, Tajikistan
13530, very good! at 1332 with flutter; none in the 14s or 12s

Normally I don`t bother to compare frequencies for synchrony but:
13830, poor at 1334, found to be 2 seconds ahead of 13530
11640, good at 1336 in echo jamming, one of which is synch // 13530
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA. 9526-, Oct 25 at 1315, VOI news in English about forest fires; fair with flutter. Modulation OK, no IADs, but still calls for a lot of concentration to copy (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** IRAN. 15400 // 15300, Oct 25 at 1326, Qur`an at about equally poor level from VIRI`s Urdu service, both Kamalabad. Beware, in B-13 from Oct 27, HCJB KNX Australia moves the E/SE Asian service from 15490 back to 15400 at 0955-1300; and IRIB will be gone from both 15400 and 15300 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 5985.0, Oct 25 at *1329 JSR carrier, adding het to the much weaker carrier from MYANMAR [q.v.] around 5985.78; 1330:04 sad piano theme music and Sea Breeze opening in English, as usual on Fridays. But it`s really too poor to follow further (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 4000, Oct 25 at 1154, no distorted Pyongyang signal here, unlike yesterday; so LSB ham a few kHz below was in the clear for his Bible lesson (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 800, Oct 25 at 1209 UT, ``CaLibre 800`` is the name of the newscast on Radio Cañón, XEROK, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. Opening crime headlines punxuated by dramatic music. Refers to XEROK being on a (once) clear channel, canal libre. Still dominant with virtually zero-beat KQCV OKC nulled, close to 90 degrees away. No scratchy QRM noted from Pato Donaldo, XEDD Montemorelos NL until 1225 check (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 870, Oct 25 at 1217 UT, XETAR with greeting in Spanish from someone upon the station`s 31st anniversary festival, presumably today in 1982y. During the 1218 minute, two timechex as 6:17. Live YL announcer, like me, has some hum on her mike, goes away with music. Come on: odd-year anniversaries, especially prime numbers, are hardly significant, but in much of LA, every single anniversary is celebrated, rather than multiples of 5s, 10s or 25s. La Voz de la Sierra Tarahumara, Guachochi, Chihuahua (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MYANMAR. 5985.78, Oct 25 at 1327, very poor carrier, no doubt Yangon, as JSR [see JAPAN] comes on at 1329, making het, on my keyboard it`s closest to G5 which is 784 Hz. Consider the 8-digit approximate (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 89.3, Oct 24 at 1658 UT, as I am close to Loyal on US 81, check of KIEL confirms it is on the air and still with strange gospel network Radio 740 International; interrupted by cue tones, but nothing happens, while music plays. Closer to 1700 more cue tones, nothing for a few more seconds until local automated ID fires plus automated 12:00 timecheck. By the time I get to Kingfisher, birthplace of Sam Walton as proudly signed on the hwy, the signal is already losing out. Next approach at 0330 UT October 25, after playing some Bach mixed in with more overt contemporary gospel music, I see that the ST icon is missing at near-local range, so in memory of Bruce Elving, it`s definitely transmitting in mono. Dentro-Enid, remains obscured by local 89.1 translator (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. Observations in and around OKC, Oct 24-UT 25:

102.3, and 107.1, no sign of pirate activity as previously. Any news of other pirate FM frequencies now?

92.9, Oct 24 at 2350 UT, 24/7 comedy is here // 1560 KEBC, and good thing it is, since even in NE OKC, 1560 is getting QRM from presumed KGOW, Houston market sportster.

92.9 is licensed to Fred R and Evelyn K Morton, while 1560 is licensed to Tyler Media LLC, a multi-station group. The Mortons also own the 96.5 translator in OKC, no others in OK state. (Mom-and-pop translators for rent, as many of them are, should make an interesting small-business story.)

FCC AM Query shows 92.9 as the only OK outside KBEZ Tulsa, K225BN, 75 watts at 145 m above ground level, but with an application to move to a slightly different site, 200 watts at 280 meters. Topo map indicates somewhere near the I-35/I-240 junxion in south OKC. I hate those FCC topo maps because they do not pinpoint the sites! We can only assume they are somewhere near the center, and sometimes there are ``radio towers`` indicated somewhere on them from decades ago, not necessarily in the middle, which could be something else, not even broadcasters.

The WTFDA FM database for K225BN does not show any info on format or station relayed. Some FCC translator listings show the station being rebroadcast, but not this one. Now we know.

Except: for the APP, FCC does show the primary: KOMA (FM)! Why in the world would full-power 92.5 KOMA need a translator on the second adjacent channel up??? I suspect that is just a place-holder. Possibly they did put KOMA on it previously for the record.

1220, Oct 24 at 2348 UT, KTLV Midwest City is certainly audible in OKC, with gospel huxtering. It`s one of the ``unreported`` AM stations this century according to David Yocis of NRC DX News. I`ve also heard it in Enid, but it`s tough, certainly the least of OKC market AM stations (well, except KREF 1400 Norman due to KCRC 1390 Enid); need a quiet location and to minimize splash from 1230 Ponca. NRC AM Log says slogan is ``Your Key To Living Victoriously`` --- and all this time I thought it just stood for ``TweLVe``.

1640, Oct 24 at 0240 UT on SH 3, NW outskirts of OKC, KZLS, True Oldies, is already getting rather heavy fast-SAH QRM from a talk station, no doubt WTNI Biloxi MS, which is no doubt still on 10 kW day power instead of 1 kW. KZLS should sue them, or at least turn them in to the FCC. Back in Enid, closer to transmitter site Hennessey, WTNI is not so much of a problem (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1210, Oct 25 at 1229 UT, hardly anything from KGYN Guymon, then fades in enough to hear a ``US Country`` ID; no change in signal at 1230. You never know whether KGYN will be on ND day or direxional night at any time of the day or night. They have 3 towers in a line aimed right at Philadelphia, right next to the hiway east of Guymon with call letters on the shack. Times in UT to check for real day/night changes:
1245-0015 Oct
1330-2330 Nov
I see in FCC AM Query that KGYN still has a CP to change from 10/10 kW to 50/10/39 kW, using 2 towers day and critical hours, 3 at night. Unfortunately, the pattern plots are missing from the linx (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ROMANIA. 17860, Oct 25 at 1320, RRI, Chinese talk into music, poor signal but no jamming audible, nor is any known to Aoki; otherwise it would be 17860*. What`s wrong with RRI? Don`t they ever report any news embarrassing to China? Being jammed by the ChiCom is a journalistic badge of honor. This schedule changes Oct 27, not sure to where (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1692 monitoring: confirmed on WTWW-1, 9479, Thursday Oct 24 from 2101:20. Also confirmed on WWRB, 5050, UT Friday Oct 25 from just before 0328, with the previous preacher curtailed. Next: UT Saturday 0200v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB; Sat 0630 & 1430 on HLR 7265-CUSB (or not?); Sat 1500 on WRMI 9955; Sat 2329v on WTWW-2 9930; UT Sun 0401v on WTWW-1 5830. Yes, I am aware there is some hum on the recording which I did not notice until it was all done; don`t know where it came from but will try to get rid of it next week (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 550, Oct 24 at 2340 UT, `Behind the Mike` show with Graham McNamee in 1940y(?) answering listener questions about radio history, including: the first broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera was in 1910 when Caruso was singing backstage, and picked up by a ship-at-sea. This was a segment during `When Radio Was` on KFRM Salina KS. I believe WRW is at 6-7 pm CT, ending just in time for official October sunset at 0000 UT, when power cuts from 5000 to 110 watts; but in November SS moves way up to 2315 UT = 6:15 pm CDT/5:15 pm CST, meaning no more near-local signal into OKC. So the last half-sesquihour of WRW will still be on day power on Friday Nov 1, but only on night power from Nov 4. Pattern is same day and night, broadly aimed southwest. KFRM justifiably claims much of OK in its prime daytime coverage area. (KSAL 1150 Salina also reaches well into OK days, and with a night lobe toward Enid) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING GIGEST)

** U S A. 880, Oct 25 at 1220 UT, with KRVN nulled, continuous chanting on almost a single note, ultimately morphing into a familiar Christian hymn tune with Navajo lyrix, as KHAC Tse Bonito NM (suburb of Window Rock AZ) is again audible long before sunrise, non-direxional day and night powers being 10000, and 430 watts (PSRA is also 430 yearound). So is this really only 430 watts? FCC linx no topo map for this one, but longitude of site is 109-01-13 west, so is this really in AZ or NM? Quick Google found entire AZ legal eastern boundary with NM as ``one hundred nine degrees, two minutes, fifty-nine and twenty-five one-hundredths seconds west``. Geez, why didn`t they make it 109-00-00.00 even? Anyhow, that puts KHAC in NM.

Meanwhile at 1222 UT Oct 25, the other and bigger 50 kW Navajo Nation station, 660 KTNN, a few km away, remains unheard around here, so properly direxional away from New York; at this time, only two Mexicans mixing on 660, one talk, one music, along with KSKY and/or KCRO (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1680, Oct 24 at 2347 UT, classic country signal from KRJO Monroe LA is very poor and with some CCI from presumed Ada MI, while all the other usual X-banders, many further away, such as 1690 Chicago and 1670 Madison, are at usual good levels, thus reaffirming my earlier observations that something`s wrong at KRJO, apparently running even less than 1 kW; in compensation for WTNI 1640 running more? (Glenn Hauser, Oklahoma City OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. TP carrier search Oct 25: after finding 2-7 MHz from Asia propagating poorly today, did not expect any on MW, but there they are: usual JBA carriers at 1203-1205: 693, 747, 774, 972, likely Japan and Korea South. Today`s sunrise here not until 1248.

WWV fembot reported at 1318: 10/24 flux 161(!), Ap 9 (? Not sure due to a fade/distortion and poor enunciation of the fembot who refuses to repeat the numbers even tho there is plenty of time to do so! Back to e-mail from WWV: it was 3); K at 12 was 0. Past 24 hours: R3 blackout; next 24 hours: minor, G1 storm and R1 blackout (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 7680, Oct 25 at 1242, fair unmodulated carrier is cutting on and off in regular pattern, twice at a time two seconds apart starting every 7.5 seconds or so, i.e. 8 pairs per minute; whence and why? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1749 UT Oct 25

VOA Radiogram, Oct 26-27, will test new MFSK64L and 128L modes

The new long-interleave versions of MFSK64 and MFSK128 will be tested on VOA Radiogram during the weekend of October 26-27 2013.

MFSK64L and MFSK128L are fast modes, but with the interleaving, they might be able to withstand the rigors of long distance shortwave.

More information here:

http://voaradiogram.net/post/65034406922/voa-radiogram-26-27-october-includes-new-long

The VOA Radiogram schedule is unchanged in the B13 season:

(all days and times UTC)
Sat 1600-1630 17860 kHz
Sun 0230-0300 5745 kHz
Sun 1300-1330 6095 kHz
Sun 1930-2000 15670 kHz

All via the Edward R. Murrow transmitting station in North Carolina.

Dx Re Mix News # 802

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DX RE MIX NEWS # 802                                       October 25, 2013
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BELGIUM(non)   BRB changes:
Voice of Assenna resumes its regular 3 days a week programs from October 14
1700-1800 on 15245 secret/hidden site # to EaAf Tigrinya Mon/Wed/Fri, x Mon
New clandestine station Voice of the Forum of Eritreans from October 15:
1700-1800 on 15245 secret/hidden site # to EaAf Tigrinya Tue/Thu/Sat/Sun
# probably via transmitter in Issoudun, FRA, not via Sofia-Kostinbrod, BUL.

GERMANY(non)    Last broadcast of XVRB 6045 The Music Museum was on Oct.20:
0900-1000 on  6045 NAU 100 kW / 275 deg to CeEu English 3rd Sun.
XVRB 6045 The Music Museum Is about to merge with Shortwave Rock 6045!
Considering it takes a lot of time and effort to maintain a website, answer
DX mails and send e-QSL cards to shortwave radio fans the decision was made
to collaborate with the Shortwave Rock 6045 station, also heard on 6045 kHz
The merger is a practical action, taken to offer some more service to our
audience, especially the DX fans who’ve sent us their reception reports.
The XVRB brand is not going to vanish, as in the future we are going to
rebuild the format, trying to reach the American shortwave market. We don’t
know when this project will start. XVRB 6045 The Music Museum has been on
air since August 2010. We’ve had a beautiful time, together with all you
guys and girls who send us your e-mails and reception reports.
Mike Wilson will start a new programme on Shortwave Rock 6045, presenting
his first hour on the station on November 17 1000-1100 on 6045 via Nauen.

NEW ZEALAND    B-13 of Radio New Zealand International from October 27:
0459-0650 on 11725 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific AM
0459-0650 on 13730 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific DRM
0651-0758 on 11725 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to Tonga AM
0651-0758 on 11675 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to Tonga DRM
0759-1058 on  9765 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific AM
0759-1158 on  9870 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific DRM
1059-1258 on 15720 RAN 100 kW / 325 deg to NW Pacific, PNG, Timor AM
1259-1550 on  5950 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific AM
1551-1650 on  9765 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga AM
1551-1650 on  7285 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga DRM
1651-1750 on  9765 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga AM
1651-1750 on  9630 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga DRM
1751-1850 on  9765 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga AM
1751-1850 on 11675 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga DRM
1851-2050 on 11725 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga AM
1851-2050 on 15720 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to Cook Isl, Samoa, Niue, Tonga DRM
2051-2150 on 11725 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to Solomon Islands, Niue, Tonga AM
2051-2150 on 17675 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to Solomon Islands, Niue, Tonga DRM
2151-0458 on 15720 RAN 050 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific AM
2151-0458 on 17675 RAN 025 kW / 035 deg to All Pacific DRM

SWAZILAND    Frequency change of Trans World Radio Africa:
1630-1800 NF 11700 MAN 100 kW / 013 deg to EaAf Amharic/Oromo, ex 11725

SUDAN   New time for morning transmissions of Voice of Africa Radio:
0600-0700 on  9505 ALF 100 kW / 110 deg to EaAf Somali, ex 0530-0630
0700-0800 on  9505 ALF 100 kW / 110 deg to EaAf Swahili,ex 0630-0730
0800-0900 on  9505 ALF 100 kW / 110 deg to EaAf English,ex 0730-0830
The start and the end of transmissions vary slightly between 1-3 min

TUNIS   New time for morning transmissions of Radio TV Tunisia(RTT):
0357-0456 on 17735 SFA 250 kW / 100 deg to N/ME Arabic, cancelled
0502-0602 on  7275 SFA 500 kW / 340 deg to WeEu Arabic, ex 0457-0556
0702-0802 on  7335 SFA 500 kW / 265 deg to NoAf Arabic, ex 0657-0756

USA(non)   Cancelled transmissions of Brother Stair TOM
1800-2200 on  9700 SOF 050 kW / 306 deg to WeEu English
1900-2100 on 11850 SOF 050 kW / 195 deg to EaAf English

New PAL Radio Guide

October 25 2013

New PAL Radio Guide Available
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Glenn Hauser logs October 24, 2013 [more]

** BRAZIL. 11780, Oct 24 at 0512, RNA usual very good strength, but distorted, and unstable carrier. Can`t they tell something is wrong in Rodeador Park?? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGSEST)

** KOREA NORTH. 4000, Oct 24 at 1255, strong signal with very distorted Korean talk, 1256 horn music; 1300, 3+1 accurate timesignal with finale higher-pitched and prolonged, like NHK. In pause before it, a dull roar, but not exactly a jamming sound. Continuous Korean talk continues after 1300 so I search for a // between 3 and 7 MHz, and none of the Koreans/clandestines match, including 3480, 3985, 4450, 4557, 6012, 6250, 6348, 6400, 6600.

Finally at 9665 I do get a match at 1311 just as they are both starting martial choral music! So it`s KCBS Pyongyang, Kanggye site on 9665. The closest Kanggye site to 4000 listed in Aoki is 3959 – with same service, so maybe that one off-frequency, unheard there. If the sites don`t have to match, KCBS is also listed from other low-power sites on 3976, 3980 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 690, Oct 24 at 0531 UT, ID by SHVA mentions Zacatecas, so must be per Cantú:
690 XEMA La Mejor + FM 107.1 Fresnillo, Zac. 50,000 2,000
A state seldom heard here. With SAH from KGGF KS open carrier amid other QRM (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 1030, Oct 24 at 1240 UT, several news items about Chihuahua city, with sounders between them, heavy CCI; Then promos ``alta definición`` on 103.3 FM coordinated with 1430 AM, and four different Fórmula HD channels (wouldn`t that require a second FM transmitter? I may have missed the other one). There is no 1430 anywhere in Chihuahua state, nor a 103.3. That obviously refers to the Fórmula flagship in México DF, where HD is widely transmitted (no 1430 there either). This one is not in Chihuahua city either but per Cantú:
1030 XEYC Radio Fórmula Cd. Juárez, Chih. 5,000 500
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1692 monitoring: confirmed first airing after 0330 UT Thursday Oct 24 on webcast of WRMI, inaudible on 9955. Then:
Thu 2101 on WTWW-1 9479
UT Fri 0327v on WWRB 5050
UT Sat 0200v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB
Sat 0630 & 1430 on HLR 7265-CUSB
Sat 1500 on WRMI 9955
Sat 2329v on WTWW-2 9930
UT Sun 0401 on WTWW-1 5830
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1140, Oct 24 at 1236 UT, ``Radio Las Américas, 11-40`` ID after norteña music, loops about ENE/WSW. No such slogan listed for a Mexican and there aren`t any westward from XEMR Monterrey, the nighttime dominator. The SS in Arkansas is ``La Más Mexicana`` --- or was --- Google soon leads to Rogers AR now branded with this new slogan, broadening its scope:
https://www.facebook.com/lamasmexicana?ref=stream&filter=2
http://www.lasamericas1140am.com/
Autolaunches webcast whether you want it or not.

Really KLTK, COL Centerton AR, address in Rogers, 5 kW ND daytimer. Must be a fairly recent change, as still with old slogan in NRC AM Log 2013 and the last time I logged it. Per own website, also look out for ``La Más Perrototota y Punto``, ``Pura Música Perrona``. The new name may have more to do with Supermercados Las Américas than continental outreach, whose ads are splashed all over the page; new station owner? FCC AM Query still shows licensee as La Mas Mexicana LLC.

I figure perrototota would be too idiomatic for my paper 626-page Random House dixionary, and I am right; perrona isn`t in it either, and both also stump Google translate. So what do these terms mean or connote? Are they familiar to any Mexican/American, or regionalisms? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1439 UT Oct 24

Glenn Hauser logs October 24, 2013

** CHAD. 6165, Oct 24 at 0051, again no signal from RNT even tho Habana is not yet on to block it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. 11985, Oct 24 at 0053, yet another anomaly from All India Radio, Delhi-Khampur site, which is supposed to be amid the 0045-0115 Sinhala service like // 11740 via Goa, and sometimes really is. But now on 11985, fair with flutter, is an interval signal I have never heard before and nothing like the usual one from AIR. It`s 36 or 37 notes on a piano, mostly in higher register, repeating over and over between very brief pauses. Also with hum. Meanwhile 11740 is totally separate with talk in presumed Sinhala. 11985 IS keeps going past 0100 which of course is not hourtop in out-of-step India, except it morphs into that out-of-whack webfeed or skipping-tape sound I have heard before. Traces of the same melody can be heard within it. 0102 it`s improved, still breaking up; 0107 better with less breakup. 0108.5 stops suddenly leaving just some hum on open carrier and for the next minute or so till I quit. Wish I had a recorder handy for this possibly
 unique IS transmission (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6935-AM, Oct 24 at 0055, very poor signal conveying music with a heavy beat; only pirate on the band now. 0104 recheck it`s much better at poor-fair level, still heavy beat; 0106 announcement says ``check us out online at liquidradioonline.com`` and more music.

Later, I do, and find that forwards to unrestricted
https://www.facebook.com/LiquidRadio
including these items:

Oct 4: ``To shortwave DXers whom have heard our international signal: Contrary to claims by certain individuls, yes the signal you were hearing is only 10 watts carrier power and around 40 watts peak. Those who claim 10 watts can not be heard, are the ones not doing it right.``

Oct 12: ``Work on the broadcast antenna has been completed, and it's perfectly matched! (1:1 VSWR) We're in the process of finishing up work on the masting, and hope to be back at full power sometime this month. Until then we're still on at low power.``

Oct 14: ``So this is the state of Liquid Radio at the moment. As many of you know, the website URL leads to this page, as site hosting was becoming too expensive. This of course makes the link for our Saturday night simulcasts hard to find. This is only temporary, as there is a search going on for a cheaper space provider. The FM signal is still in the process of improvement. The antenna and masting work are complete, but there is still improvements to be done with the transmitter. Unfortunately doing the job right, takes time. Eventually there will be a website and the FM signal will be functioning at full power again.``

Mentioned elsewhere several times is 97.7 as the FM frequency --- that should make Liquid`s location pretty obvious to anyone who can hear it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, Oct 24 at 0050, BA carrier with some talk modulation from R. Chaski, which was inaudible, maybe off early, last night. Now I track it until cutoff at 0101:58.5*. As it ws not checked on Oct 21 or 22, the latest to compare with is 4 days ago on Oct 20 when it went off at 0101:34*. Now it`s 24.5 seconds later divided by 4 = 6.125 seconds later per day, which is more than the usual 5.25 per. Maybe it got out of sequence by missing Oct 23 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, Oct 24 at 0049 check, WTWW-1 is back on the air after missing earlier today and last night (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 4780, Oct 24 at 0047-0109, no sign of the Qur`an station heard 24 hours earlier, maybe Djibouti. A weak carrier on 4782-, however, no doubt Ecuador, which was not even hetting the 4780 last night (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 12758.5-LSB, Oct 24 at 0052, colloquial Spanish 2-way, good signal as I am checking for AFN Diego Garcia on 12759-USB. First time I have run into this in the way (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 0312 UT October 24

Glenn Hauser logs October 23, 2013

** CHAD. 6165, Oct 23 at 0055 before Cuba is on, no sign of RNT tonight. Not checked for a few nights, so wonder if still sporadic or finished the the all-night broadcasts? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake [non] CNR1 jamming, Oct 23 after 1300:
7310, good at 1301 but with echo and CCI from LAH, vs SOH
7365, good at 1301 with echo jamming too, vs VOA
7385, good at 1301 with echo jamming, vs RTI
7445, good at 1301 with echo, CCI, and SAH, vs RTI
No other chex today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 5025, Oct 23 at 0539, R. Rebelde with song, considerably undermodulated compared to 5040 RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** KOREA NORTH [non]. 5985, Oct 23 at 1329 OC with het, 1330 piano theme and Shiokaze signing on, very poor. The het from Myanmar on the hi side is not 5985.3 as I misstated previously but close to 5985.8; Ron Howard measured it recetnly as 5985.77v (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 660, Oct 23 at 1214 UT, Nuevo León state PSA, then ID as ABC Radio, Monterrey, with FM and AM frequencies, phone numbers, but did not hear any callsigns; then news headlines. Cantú shows:
660 XEFZ ABC Radio Monterrey, N.L. 10,000 1,000
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 850, Oct 23 at 1229 UT, with KOA nulled, Brazuguese is startling, but it`s a clip during news, soon followed by Pres. Obama in English, and someone in English with a French accent, none of it directly translated, probably about spying; then to narration in Spanish during Milenio Noticias, 7:30 TC, so from DF TV feed? Then ID as Milenio Radio listing FM frequencies in several cities: including 103.7 Monterrey, 99.5 ---, 95.3 Tijuana, 99.3 Saltillo, 103.7 Chihuahua; followed by further promos for the last one, as we already knew this would be XEM Chihuahua city, where it`s only 6:30 am. Next week will be confusing, as most of Mexico goes off DST a week before we, and the border cities do (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MEXICO. 1030, Oct 23 at 1235 UT, ID for 98.9, time as 6:35, so the match on UT -6 timezone and FM frequency in Cantú is:
1030 XEMPM Exa + FM 98.9 Los Mochis, Sin. 10,000 1,000
altho they also mentioned California; no BCS on 1030, but they should have listeners across the Sea of Cortez (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGET)

** OKLAHOMA [non]. 1230, Oct 23 at 0511 UT, I finally have the computer on past local midnite, enjoying `Map Is Not Territory` on KSFR webcast, so also check the WBBZ Ponca City webcast --- it`s music, not Coast to Coast AM, so scratch that as possible source of my previous unID on 1230 --- must have been some graveyarder much further (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, Oct 22 circa 0100: no check for Chaski, but Oct 23 at 0052, no signal detectable, in heavy music splash from 5990 China via Cuba. I can just about always detect at least a JBA carrier, so suspect it is off tonight. Another quick check at 0058, brief JBA carrier, maybe this or not, but gone again. Instead I have something more interesting on 4780: see UNIDENTIFIED (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U K [non]. 5875, Oct 23 at 1259, good signal from BBCWS ending `From Our Own Correspondent`, one of their best shows. I assume it is still split and scattered in 10-minute segments to fill out semihours of other shortened feature shows. 5875 is the Sunday & Wednesday frequency of the THAILAND relay at 12-14 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5779.5-USB, Oct 23 at 0056, MARS contacts between NNN0TD and NNN0GBI who is state director for New Mexico; and they discuss their other ``billet(?) calls``, whatever that means, and I am not sure which one applies to which, AFE6TM and NNN0TSO; also mention Navy/Marine Corps MARS. Now starts the post-research.
http://navymars.org/south/reg6/nmwtx/nmwtx.htm
shows NNN0GBI apparently as general call for the NM/West Texas MARS. NNN0TSO is the individual Richard Norton, State Director (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1692: ready for first airing UT Thursday Oct 24 at 0330 on WRMI 9955; Thursday 2101 on WTWW-1 9479; UT Friday 0327v on WWRB 5050; UT Sat 0200v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB; Saturday 0630 & 1430 on HLR 7265-CUBS; Saturday 1500 on WRMI 9955; Saturday 2329v on WTWW-2 9930; UT Sunday 0401 on WTWW-1 5830 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, Oct 23 at 0540, WTWW-1 is off, but WTWW-2 is on 5085; at 1258, 5830 is also/still off; at 1305, WTWW-1 is off 9479 as is -2  off 9930. But at 1324, WTWW-3 is on 12105 in Russian, and now 9930 is on with BS (Glenn Hauser, oK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 880, Oct 23 at 1245 UT, Navajo syllables heard with KRVN nulled, another pre-sunrise appearance by KHAC Window Rock AZ (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 930, Oct 23 at 1247 UT, in tight WKY OKC null, country music, English announcement, TC as 5:47, 1250 segué. Only fit in the UT-7 zone per NRC AM Log is: KAFF Flagstaff AZ, C&W, 5000/31 watts, PSRA 500, always non-direxional. But PSRA start-time of 6 am local MST would not come until 1300 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. TP carrier search Oct 23 at 1237-1242: 693, 774, 828, 873, 972, 1053 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 740, Oct 23 at 1226 UT I finally manage to hear some Spanish briefly under KRMG Tulsa before it goes to day power/tower. May have mentioned ``Radio Santa Fe`` or similar syllables. Don`t find any Mexican or US station with such a name; NRC AM Log does show KIDR Phoenix AZ as Spanish religion, but I can`t find a website for it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 4780, Oct 23 at 0053, starting my almost-nightly 60m bandscan with DX-398 on the porch, next up from 4765 Cuba is ---- Qur`an! on 4780, poor signal. Never anything like this heard before at this hour. Keeps going without break thru 0100 hourtop. This version is quite melodic with some reverb added, like I have heard on certain other stations, but which? Both on the DX-398 and separate G8 I quickly start searching for a // on the 6, 7, 9, 11, 13 and even 15 MHz bands, but none found. Definitely *not* // 9760 Oman, 12080 Iran, 9965 Cairo.

The only Islamic-world station ordinarily on 4780 is of course Djibouti, normally not on the air until 0300 or so and IIRC has also been missing lately. Not being Ramadan, it`s much too early for it to be on the air unless something special is ongoing. Checked Djibouti holiday references and none now, altho there was one a week ago.

4780 is weakening by 0113, 0117, but still audible at 0123. The signal sometimes fades below a threshold, which is suspiciously like a receiver image, but to produce one, there would have to be a very strong signal on a higher frequency (like 5680, = 2 x 450 IF) which there certainly is not. By the time I get inside to check it on the FRG-7, it`s inaudible.

It could be a one-off, some transmitter totally mistuned, punching in a wrong number, unlikely to show up again. We`ll certainly keep checking. I`d say Djibouti off-schedule is the most likely source. Did anyone else hear it and with anything identifiable?

Another possibility is a difference mixing product radiating between two higher SW frequencies at the same site, and neither one of them would necessarily be audible, e.g. somethings on the 11 and 7 MHz bands, 4780 kHz apart.

Or, a leapfrog mixing product from the 7 MHz band over same-site transmitter on the 6 MHz band, solely as an example: 7220 leaping over 6000 to land on 4780, another 1220 kHz lower.

Yet another possibility would be a subharmonic of 9560, one half that frequency, from a mistuned or unfiltered transmitter generating 9560 from a lower frequency --- but nothing Arabic heard or scheduled there, just some Chinese, presumably Kashgar.

No, 4780 does not work out either to be a possible harmonic of any exact 9- or 10-kHz MW channel (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1692, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 2349 UT October 23