Ascolti AM Treviso Apr. 26

7310   26/04 0612 Radio 700,  Karl Krekel Mx Px  D  34433
7365   26/04 0617 WHRI The Overcomer Ministry, Cypress Creek NC Px Rel. QRM HCJB E 43544
7405   26/04 0618 Radio Martì., Greenville  Px  Es 33533
7455   26/04 0624 WRMI - True News, Okeechobee  Px. E 14522
7570   26/04 0629 WRMI - The Overcomer Ministry, Okeechobee Px rel. E 14522
11725 26/04 0630 Radio New Zealand International, Rangitaiki Px E 34533
11945 26/04 0640 Radio Australia, Shepparton Px Sport E 44544

QTH  Treviso, Italia
RX:  SONY ICF SW7600G
Ant.: esterna VHF azimuth 230

The Mighty KBC - keeping shortwave alive on 6095

Weekdays are filled with a unique live show from Mr. Bob van Beeten himself between 10am & 12noon CET. The Mighty 6095 sets about keeping shortwave alive with a special programme for Dutch truck drivers (Transportradio Onderweg). While most of Europe's radio stations play music selected by computers, The Mighty 6095 brings out it's star Bob van Beeten to entertain listeners throughout the morning hours. We also keep in mind our fleets of truckers, who thunder along Europe's roads. The truckers own show pops up live every morning when Bob van Beeten takes care of traffic news and matters of concern to the professional road users. The legendary, Brooklyn-born, Wolfman Jack, with his outrageous catchphrases and unique style, has left a legacy of some of the best shows ever recorded for radio. The Mighty KBC is proud to keep the memory and music of the Wolfman alive on 6095. The Wolf will make his return on AM 6095. If the Wolfman was the USA's biggest star, there's no doubt that Emperor Rosko is Europe's. The witty, multilingual, fast-talking, American son of the famous Hollywood movie producer Joe Pasternak, was influenced by the Wolfman in his teens and became a big star on British radio, first on pirate station Radio Caroline, then Luxembourg and then the BBC. The Emperor Rosko Show is an entertaining and up to the minute show that is produced especially for The Mighty KBC in his studios in California and can be heard on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday morning the Emperor Rosko kicks things off with Coast To Coast Country, and the afternoon is rocking with Dave Mason and Peter Quinn. At 13.00 UTC it's Mike Marwick with Rock "N" Roll Saturday. Sunday brings party time to Europe between 08.00 and 15.00 UTC. Stan Campbell and Tim Dennis gets things rolling with Trucker Radio. At 10.00 UTC we have 3 hours of The LA Connection presented by Emperor Rosko and the last 2 hours are rocking with Ron O'Quinn.

The Giant Jukebox presented by Eric van Willegen is "Rocking Over The Ocean" to Canada, USA and South America on Sunday morning on 7375 kHz between 00.00 - 02.00 UTC.

Glenn Hauser logs April 25-26, 2014

** CANADA [non]. E-QSL received April 26 from STF Radio International; it`s an animated .gif, neat, with view of some of the radiogrammic content shimmering in the ether: http://www.w4uvh.net/STF_Program01_026_GlennH.gif
and #68 via http://www.worldofradio.com/QSL.html

Only from the `card` do we learn the transmitter site for the April 20, 04-05 special on 17630, 17760 and 21490: Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. While 9925 and 6025 were indeed Nauen, Germany. Accompanying e-mail from Jason/6955:

``Hi Glenn, Thanks so much for tuning in to the show, and your thorough logging of the show. I hope you enjoyed it! It was a real treat to put it all together. So, here's what happened with the no-shows:

5050 (WWRB) - I had to mail a CD(!), sent it Express, didn't arrive. I got a call yesterday from FedEx. I needed to fill out a special customs form including a synopsis of the program since it was being mailed to a radio station. Amazing.

5110/7490 (WBCQ) - a misunderstanding of when April 20 0400 UT is. I should have stuck to Eastern time in the correspondence with them. :/  I had them air it the following evening anyways.

There were also some mix-ups on other freqs: 17630 was supposed to be a DRM broadcast of an alternate "Music From Toronto" program; it went out on 17760 as a regular AM broadcast, and 17630 played the STF program, also in AM mode. Still unsure what went wrong there.

------

9925 was like a local here in Toronto, it was quite impressive. WRMI was really solid up here as well. A few good reports on the Asia freqs, some fantastic youtube videos, one in West Bengal, the other in seaside Hokkaido, both picking up 17760. :) 

West Bengal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8z-lPtCWro
Hokkaido: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7mgeE3iDvc

I am happy to send you eQSL card #026 confirming your report, featuring different decodings of one of the images sent by MFSK64. We will be printing real QSL cards soon, and we'll send them along to the address you provided.

Here's a rough remix of one of the quieter tracks from the show, using recordings from 3 different transmitters and a bit of the studio version underneath. Enjoy!
http://soundcloud.com/6955s/ap-3ptrn-swmix-rough

Thanks again for tuning in the show!

Jason/6955
STF Radio International

PS. If you had a recording of the program (wav, mp3, SDR), I'd love to get it from you!`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) Referred him to my website where posted earlier today

** CUBA. 4709 approx., April 26 at 0055, extremely distorted Spanish giving a website; no specific carrier frequency, but somewhere around 4708-4709. Much too strong to be anything from South America, and quickly matched to R. Progreso, 4765, as a parasitic spur about 56 kHz below, and yes, matched by another one roughly as strong circa 4821. I had also noticed the blob around 4710 a night or two before, but weaker then and unID (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 11670, April 25 at 2122, RHC is still on here, totally blocking All India Radio General Overseas Service; stronger than // 11760 which is stronger than // 11840. Also on now is 13740, which has been on the belated RHC A-14 schedule but was not immediately in use. 13740 is still going at 0050 recheck April 26 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GREECE. 7475 // slightly weaker 9420 and much weaker 15630, April 26 at 0110, Greek Music from HR, active on all three Avlis transmitters at the moment (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. 11620, April 26 at 0052, AIR Urdu service is fair with flutter as usual around sunset here; while same frequency for the 1330 AIR GOS in English is inaudible, altho // 9690 and 13710 make it as in April 25 log. But at 1330, Aoki listed 11620 site is Delhi (Khampur), while at 0015 it`s Bengaluru, with azimuths only 5 degrees different, 245 vs 240 respectively, neither anywhere near USward; in fact close to off the sides (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)  See also CUBA: 11670

** NORTH AMERICA. 9775, April 26 at 0104, bandscanning catches YHWH pirate preacher back on this frequency, poor-fair with noise, deep fading, and cuts off the air abruptly at 0105:10; still off when I quit monitoring at 0111. Was slightly weaker than 9770 Turkey. 9775 is the frequency where I first heard YHWH, also at 0105 UT, October 8, 2013 as in DXLD 13-41, and WORLD OF RADIO 1690 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** PERU. 5980, April 26 at 0051, R. Chaski with JBA carrier vs 5990 CRI/CUBA splash; at 0059 that splash is off, but now there is rather heavy pulse jamming on 5980 itself as the Chaski carrier is still on past 0100. Unfortunately I was distracted and missed timing its exact cutoff tonight, but which projected 5.5 seconds later than last night, would have been at 0109:24.5 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SRI LANKA. 11905, April 26 at 0114, open carrier from SLBC, but another late start with no music before 0115 and no mistimesignal after, tsk2 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TAIWAN [non]. 9955, UT Saturday April 26 at 0103, WRMI with PCJ Radio International, supposed to be replay of last Sunday`s hour-long discussion of the future of shortwave radio, as aired originally on webcaster, Global Voice Radio, and publicized on WORLD OF RADIO. BUT, too much jamming, unreadable; tnx a lot, Arnie. Cuban jamming normally diminishes during the hour, but too much else going on, so one more thing I`ll have to try to find time for later listening ondemand online (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 21430-AM, April 25 at 2126, WB6QKO calling CQ, soon makes contact, unheard, says his name is Larry. This seems to be a favorite spot on ``15`` meters for hAMs. ARRL FCC lookup leads to:
    COX, LAWRENCE A, WB6QKO
    1204 PINE ST
    SANTA MONICA, CA 90405
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 9475, April 25 at 2121, I notice that WTWW-1 is off (good thing it was on 24 hours earlier); 12105 is also off and has not been noticed for a few days now; 9930 however with BS is on and blasting in (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7505.26 approx., April 26 at 0107, VG signal with gospel/soul/rock, obviously WRNO reactivated, and almost back on frequency! Had been off since last report March 17 as in DXLD 14-12, so in the past 5+ weeks they must have been working on adjusting the frequency down from 7506.6, but still not quite there. Did they ever get an FCC citation for being so far out of legal tolerance? Unlikely.

(Meanwhile, WBCQ is close to 7490.0 during `Allan Weiner Worldwide`, with a belching guest; who could that be?) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 0304 UT April 26

Glenn Hauser logs April 25, 2014 et al.

** BRAZIL. Checking how off-frequency some Brazilians are April 25:

11855.1, April 25 at 0113, R. Aparecida, good in Brazuguese

11925.25, April 25 at 0117, fair in Brazuguese; R. Bandeirantes seldom audible, maybe not always on at this hour?

9645.4, April 25 at 0117, R. Bandeirantes // 11925.25

9664.7, April 25 at 0119, Voz Missionária with screaming preacher

9629.9, April 25 at 0120, R. Aparecida mentions ``senhora Aparecida``
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CANADA [non]. 7570, April 20 at 0400-0500, STF Radio International special, as previously reported: I have now posted my recording of the entire hour via WRMI, 57 MB, athttp://www.w4uvh.net/STFRadio.mp3
We learned later that STF is based in Toronto; and WBCQ ran it by mistake 24 hours later, while WWRB did not get their CD in time (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. Firedrake and CNR1 jammer monitoring April 25 before 1330:
13830, April 25 at 1321, Firedrake is fair over CCI, probably CNR1 jammer; none in the 12s or 14s
15115, 15195, 15265, April 25 at 1322, usual trio of in-band 19m CNR1 jammers; 15265 also has Firedrake mixed in, and tone/off-carrier jam
15540, April 25 at 1327, CNR1 jammer, very poor with VOT het hi side
16100, April 25 at 1327, poor open carrier, but no doubt a CNR1; none in the 17s (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 15400, April 25 at 1326, RHC leapfrog mixing product is poorly audible, tnx to bigsigs from 15340 and 15370 fundamentals each 30 kHz apart (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** GREECE. 9420, April 25 at 0121, Helleniki Radiophonia is active again after missing this frequency for several days whenever checked. No Iran QRM audible. Good with Greek music // 7475 almost as good and // 15630 much weaker (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDIA. 13710, April 25 at 1322, fair open carrier, no doubt AIR prior to 1330 GOS in English; 1325 music starts, but *not* their wonderful IS; 1327 it`s south Asian vocal music, with flutter; 1329 non-English announcement --- this is presumably the Tibetan service, coming in on same program feed line to Bengaluru, the only language scheduled to end at 1330, but on other frequencies.

1330 opening GOS in English claiming 9690, 11620 and 13710, right into news, 1340 commentary, but as always without perfect reception it`s hard to understand. 1346 into vocal music show which you don`t need to understand to enjoy. 1357 CCI starts from CRI on 13710, 1400 CRI English is too much QRM.

As usual, no AIR signal audible on 11620 for this (unlike evening in the Urdu service), but at 1329, 9690 is clearly // 13710, or rather unclearly since it`s as always, underneath the BS from Miami also making a fast SAH; which one is further off-frequency? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** INDONESIA [and non]. 9525.9, April 25 at 1357, VOI English hour has as usual been unlistenable beyond its off-frequency and low-modulated carrier, despite lack of QRM until just now when CRI Russian 9525.0 carrier comes on, so I amuse myself at 1402 by matching the het pitch on my keyboard to a few Hz above A5 = 880 Hz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

**  PERU. 5980, April 25 at 0106, R. Chaski carrier until 0109:19* cutoff, still going later and later with no reset (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** RUSSIA [non]. 25900, April 25 at 1540, it`s another Friday, so time to check for R. Magic Eyes, Moscow. With the PL-880 on the porch and reel-out antenna, a JBA carrier at 1542 and then trace of modulation; 1543:40 music starts, 1545 now talk in English! mentioning some dot-org. 1547 fade in stronger, YL hosting talk show; 1547 ad for ``all your dairy supplies`` via 1-800-306-8937. Fades in even stronger now with mixture of some other talk audio.

This is getting rather suspicious, so on the DX-398 I look for strong signals on lower bands, and find a match on 12160 = WWCR, altho it seems a reverb apart so possibly from some other affiliate? No, the other audio matches 13740, the CRI relay via CUBA about to close, so this is a receiver-produced mixing product of 12160 + 13740 = 25900! I`ve never had these previous weeks during MTUCI monitoring, but beware! Those signals today exceed the image-rejexion threshold. So far, just after 1600 I don`t see reports of anyone else hearing Moskva this Friday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [non]. 15780, April 25 at 1255, VOA Korean via Tinang, PHILIPPINES, 21 degrees also USward, remains one of the strongest and most reliable signals on 19m in the mornings, exceeded only by RHC on 15340, 15370 after 1300; and by HCJB-Australia (as still IDing, no ``Reaching Beyond`` heard yet) on 15400 until 1300*.

VOA is in English lesson, about the expression ``dropping like flies``. I don`t understand their explanation, of course, but makes me wonder if it refer to fly *balls*, which would make more sense than insects! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1718 monitoring: 5050, UT Friday April 25 at 0330, WWRB is off the air! And no webcast funxioning either; lost microwave internet connexion again? But *two* transmitters are still running with Brother Scare, on 3185 and 9370. Next:

Saturday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Saturday 2330 on WTWW-2, 9930
UT Sunday 0030 on WRMI-14, 9495 (or maybe previous 1717)
UT Sunday 0401 on WTWW-1, 5830
UT Monday 0300 on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB
Tuesday 1100, Wednesday 1315 on WRMI 9955
Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 570, April 25 at 0553 UT, ``southern New Mexico`s only source for legends, Classic Country 5-70``, i.e. revived call KGRT Las Cruces (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1330, KCKM Monahans TX DX test UT March 22: I posted a general summary of the log at the time, but now with QSLs going out (tho none received here yet), here`s a more detailed summary, and my recording of the complete test, 35 minutes:http://www.w4uvh.net/KCKMDXtest.mp3

0500, ``You`re listening to the west Texas powerhouse, KCKM``, sung ID and a song, no DX yet.

0503, KNSS Wichita ID can be heard; fast SAH thruout, but KCKM generally atop on the DX-398 aimed at Monahans.

0504, sweep tones, 0504.5 phone-off-the-hook signal (POTH), more sweeps

0504:40, Morse code ID (after picking out call KCKM, I haven`t taken the time to copy every letter now or later, but during the test itself, these were the *only* IDs, never any by voice.)

0506, POTH, siren & bells - fire alarm sound effects

0507, code briefly, music

0510.5, sweeps, code KCKM, ``On the Radio`` jingle, POTH

0511.5, fire alarm & siren

0513.5, code KCKM

0514, sweeps, 0514.5 POTH, more sweeps --- these are always from low pitch to high repeating every few seconds --- really stand out and a favorite technique for DX tests to cut thru the QRM

0515, code, sweeps

0517, POTH, fire alarm, code

0518, music, TV theme? [later identified as `Price is Right`, not something I watch]

0520, fade down during music

0520.5, back up with sweeps, code KCKM DX

0524, code, sweeps, POTH, sweeps

0525, code, sweeps, POTH, fire alarm, code

0528, music, same theme? Fading down past 0530, more sweeps

0531, singing ID? Code, ``On the Radio`` jingle, POTH, fire alarm

0532, code for last time

0533, test is over, voice ID as 30 minutes ago, fade but now due to resuming night power from 12 kW during test; song ``West Virginia``.

Then at 1531 UT April 25 I get a reply to my follow-up: ``QSL is Coming --- Glenn, I have no idea how you fell through the cracks but the mp3 file definitely confirms reception of KCKM 1330 during our DX test. Watch your mail box! Bob Souza, Managing Partner, KCKM1330 – 12,000 Watts, P.O. Box 990 – 1200 S. Stockton, Monahans, TX 79756``

I had also asked him about the status of former sibling station KCKN 1020 in Roswell NM, Are they still on STA of very reduced power; is there any prospect of getting back to full 50 kW? And he says,
``Roswell is supposed to be rebuilding their old tube transmitter, a continental 317. They are modulating at a low level so that makes it worse`` (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, April 25, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1440, April 25 at 1247 UT, open carrier/dead air from N/S bearing, no doubt 50 kW KTNO University Park (The Metroplex) TX, supposed to be Spanish religion as Radio Luz. Recheck at 1319 UT, still no modulation from KTNO, fading out around 1329 UT.

1440, April 25 at 1247 UT, KMAJ Topeka KS can be heard easily thru the KTNO OC, with concert promos, 1440kmaj.com  The two make a 2.4 Hz SAH = 144/minute, but it seems to be varying slightly at 1319 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1653 UT April 25

VOA Radiogram, Apr 26-27, MFSK32 + 64L

VOA Radiogram for April 26-27, 2014, will be mostly MFSK32, plus one VOA News story in the faster MFSK64L mode. Details at http://voaradiogram.net/post/83821872512/voa-radiogram-26-17-april-2014-mfsk32-plus-some

Summer A-14 schedules now available on swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com

African stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/african-stations.html

All India Radio
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/all-india-radio.html

Radio Tirana via Shijak and CRI via Cerrik
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-tirana-via-shijak-and-cri-via.html

Alyx & Yey
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/alyx-yey.html

Saudi Arabia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/saudi-arabia.html

Radio Australia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-australia.html

Adventist World Radio
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/adventist-world-radio.html

BABCOCK relays
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/babcock-relays.html

BBC
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/bbc.html

Bangladesh Betar
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/bangladesh-betar.html

Bahrain, Oman, Yemen
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/bahrain-oman-yemen.html

Belarus
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/belarus.html

South Africa
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/south-africa.html

Clandestine broadcasts
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/clandestine-broadcasts.html

China domestic services
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/china-domestic-services.html

China Radio International
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/china-radio-international.html

Deutsche Welle
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/deutsche-welle.html

Radio Cairo
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-cairo.html

Greek station Eliniki Radiophonia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/greek-station-eliniki-radiophonia.html

Ethiopian stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/ethiopian-stations.html

FEBC Manila
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/febc-manila.html

Radio Pilipinas PBS
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-pilipinas-pbs.html

Radio Veritas Asia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-veritas-asia.html

Reach Beyond (former HCJB)
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/reach-beyond-former-hcjb.html

KBS World Radio
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/kbs-world-radio.html

Radio Kuwait
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-kuwait.html

CIS low-powered stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/cis-low-powered-stations.html

European low-powered stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/european-low-powered-stations.html

Media Broadcast
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/media-broadcast-mbr.html

Myanmar
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/myanmar.html

SLBC and PCJ
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/slbc-and-pcj-radio-international.html

NHK World Radio Japan
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/nhk-world-radio-japan.html

Radio Pakistan
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-pakistan.html

CVC Voice Asia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/cvc-voice-asia.html

Argentinian stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/argentinian-stations.html

Radio Exterior de Espana
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-exterior-de-espana.html

Radio Free Asia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-free-asia.html

Radio Liberty and affiliate stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-liberty-and-affiliate-stations.html

Radio France Internationale
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-france-internationale.html

Cuban stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/cuban-stations.html

Radio New Zealand International
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-new-zealand-international.html

Radio Romania International
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-romania-international.html

NEXUS-IBA
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/nexus-iba-irrs-shortwave.html

Radio TV Algerienne
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-tv-algerienne.html

Radio Taiwan International
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-taiwan-international.html

Secretbrod
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/international-radio-serbia.html

International Radio Serbia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/international-radio-serbia.html

Radio Thailand HSK9
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/radio-thailand-hsk9.html

The Overcomer Ministry
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/the-overcomer-ministry.html

Voice of Turkey
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-turkey.html

Trans World Radio
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/trans-world-radio.html

US private religious stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/us-private-religious-stations.html

Vatican Radio
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/vatican-radio.html

Voice of America and affiliate stations
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-america-and-affiliate-stations.html

Voice of Indonesia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-indonesia.html

Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-islamic-republic-of-iran.html

Voice of Korea
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-korea.html

Voice of Mongolia
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-mongolia.html

Voice of Vietnam
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/voice-of-vietnam.html

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


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

Glenn Hauser logs April 23-24, 2014

** ALASKA. 9655, April 24 at 1020, bit from `Focus on the Family - Australia`, and then from Dobson himself on `FOTF` (USA); 1023 KNLS offering free Bible (but which version?) from Anchor point address; 1024, Olivia Newton-John song from the 1980s. Good signal altho squeezed by Asians on both sides. So the 10-11 UT hour in English is confirmed here; seldom a chance to hear it but I am unavoidably awake this morning. Harold Sellers, BC, reports the 12-13 English is still on 7355, now inaudible here (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** ANTARCTICA. 15476, April 23 around 2000 UT, I try the Twente receiver and it is getting a barely audible signal, presumably LRA36 (and the webfeed keeps cutting out for me), while I am not hearing even a carrier myself.

Shortly after WOR 1718 was finished, we heard from Horacio Nigro that according to the station`s Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/operador.emisora?fref=pb&hc_location=friends_tab
since April 22 schedule is now 1830-2130 UT, still M-F only. Its FB had been inactive since November 29, but now the 2014 Dotación [crew] is in place, with a new logo.

Ron Howard in California also was getting an unmodulated carrier on its distinctive frequency, April 23 from tune-in 1409 to 1530 tune-out, so transmissions beyond the above three hours may be possible, or they don`t necessarily turn off the transmitter. We can expect that within a few weeks the novelty will wear off or some technical problem will silence LRA36 once again. Nothing on Twente 15476 at 1920 April 24 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** AUSTRALIA. 12080, April 24 at 1030, RA news theme and news in Tok Pisin, starting with something about ``U.S. President Barack Obama``; 1034 mentioning Solomon Islands about a tropical depression. Better than // 9475, and that`s better than // 9710 on respective azimuths of 80, 30 and 353 degrees, but 12080 is only 10 kW bilong Brandon; while 9580, 12065 remain in regular Strine. But it`s more fun to try to understand the Pidgin English (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** BANGLADESH. 15505, April 24 at 1358, BB IS, JBA, but the mistimesigal cuts thru, ending at 1359:36 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. CNR1 jammers, April 24 after 1300:
13130, April 24 at 1317, CNR1 jammer, good with flutter; it turns out this one is running a couple seconds behind all the others; no 12s
13970, April 24 at 1317, CNR1 jammer, fair
14920, April 24 at 1319, CNR1 jammer, fair
14980, April 24 at 1319, CNR1 jammer, fair; no OOBs in the 15s
16360, April 24 at 1321, CNR1 jammer, poor; none in the 17s, 18s
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA. 17605, April 24 at 1038, very poor fluttery signal with talk; nothing much on 19m at this hour, but checking 16m anyway just in case, and was about to award this OSOB status, but tuning with BFO found a few other JBA carriers, so make it SSOB. Anyhow, Aoki shows 17605 at 1030-1127 is CRI in Indonesian, southward from Kunming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 15340, April 24 at 1403, RHC with misfrequency announcement in Spanish I was expecting since a change has been in effect only since April 22: 17580, 17730 until 15; 15230 until 15; 13-15 on 15340, 15370; until 15 on 11760, 11860, 12010; 9830 [sic]; 13-15 on 9550.

At 1405-1407, I try to hear 15230, NEW 9820 and 9550, and at first cannot, suspecting them off, but they are just very weak, and do make a detectable // to 15340 etc. 9550 has CCI and SAH from China (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** JAPAN. 9625, April 24 at 1014, R. Japan ID in English, 1015 on to `Focus`, this time about how Japan handles foreign workers needed to build infrastruxure for the 2020y Olympix. Good with flutter; nice to hear the *only* NHK English broadcast remaining direct from Yamata! I thought it was for Hawaii, at local midnight, but not any more: official CIRAF targets are PNG, Australia and NZ, at 175 degree azimuth (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** MONGOLIA [and non]. 12085, April 24 at 1031, something with heavy flutter, ACI from AUSTRALIA, carrier off at 1032 and back on. 1030 is supposed to be the time for VOM to switch from Chinese to Japanese, but on same 116 degree azimuth from UB. However, Aoki puts an x by the frequency for 0900 English, 0928 Mongolian and 1000 Chinese, meaning those broadcasts are off the air.

Not to worry: Douglas Kähler tells us that podcasts are now available via http://www.radio360.eu not only of VOM but: ``Podcasts in English | Albania   Argentina   Asia Calling   Cuba   Czech Republic   Focus Asia Pacific   Mongolia   Myanmar   Poland   Slovakia   Slovenia   Switzerland   Taiwan   Tajikistan`` Plus more in German, and one in French. One can also `listen now` without messing with subscribing.

And I am hearing the 23 April broadcast as I type (three are axually available at the moment). Sign-on believes this and the other English broadcast at 1530 on 12015 (not 12105) are still on SW. Only five minutes of opening news, music break, to be followed by `Expatriates` Hour` concerning Mexico. But first, 9 minutes in: quiz, ``Who Knows Mongolia Better?`` with five questions to PO Box or e-mail; nothing said about prizes, let alone a trip to Mongolia.

11 minutes in: throat-singing introduces `Expatriates Hour` with a Filipina`s impressions at first, but really guest Rafael Vargas from México, who is enjoying his year-long internship altho not much Mexican food, fresh vegetables to be had. That interview takes the rest of the semihour. Next I try Tajikistan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1390 harmonix: for the record, my closest local station KCRC Enid, could always be heard here on second and third harmonix, 2780 and 4170, but in the last few weeks, higher harmonics up to the eleventh have become audible and pervasive, some of them blocking legit SW broadcasts. Modulation is extremely distorted on all of them. I thought it might be some change in my FRG-7 and/or its longwire antenna, but now think KCRC harmonic suppression may have failed: 5560, 6950, 8340, 9730, 11120, 12510, 13900, 15290 --- and I should also look for them on 16680, 18070. The tenth multiple, 13900, has been much more noticeable lately. Fundamental 1390 is also splattering worse than before, as if a power boost beyond 1 kW, making not only 1400 and 1380 unDXable but for the most part also 1370 and 1410 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 9370, April 24 at 0533, WWRB is again running Brother Scare at night on its day frequency, which is registered for 13-24 UT only; and also on much weaker night frequency 3185, registered for 00-13 UT, as if they were the same transmitter. But WWRB has senders to spare. At 1013 recheck, propagation has dropped out on 9370, but still very poorly audible. By 1050 already it has resurged to VG and still // 3185. At this moment, The Last Day Prophet of God is rerererepeating his assertion that ``there were no dinosaurs`` since some museum admitted ``making the bones``. What rot. I assume they might have been talking about completing missing parts of a particular fossil (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SRI LANKA. 15430, April 24 at 1401-1401:18* open carrier and off. Aoki indicates it`s AWR in Laotian, 125 kW, 75 degrees via Trincomalee, supposed to end at 1357. In Laotian on Thursdays and Saturdays, other days in Isan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7345-USB, April 24 at 1331, Navy MARS net in (extremely) informal segment, discussing snakes, rattlers, and birds in Arkansas, etc. Heard one call starting with NNN0 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1718 monitoring: confirmed first broadcast on WRMI-l0, 9955, UT Thursday April 24 at 0330; sufficient signal and also on webcast. Also confirmed at 1230 Thursday April 24, same. 1253 briefly suppressed by open carrier from WRMI-11 transmitter. Next:

Thursday 2101 on WTWW-1, 9475
UT Friday 0326v on WWRB-1, 5050
Saturday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Saturday 2330 on WTWW-2, 9930
UT Sunday 0030 on WRMI-14, 9495 [may be previous edition]
UT Sunday 0401 on WTWW-1, 5830
UT Monday 0300 on Area 51 via WBCQ-3, 5110v-CUSB
Tuesday 1100 on WRMI-10, 9955
Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB
Wednesday 1315 on WRMI-11, 9955 [NEW TIME]
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 12105, re my UnID, April 23 at 0552-0600+, George McClintock tells me it was not WTWW-3. Nothing heard when I check after 0500 April 24. However, he says that plans are to greatly expand the number of languages and schedule of that transmitter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report despatched at 1940 UT April 24

Log Bruno Casula

2.129,50  R... - ..... RUS MIL FSK 100/1000 17-apr 1923 N-D -
2.394,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 14-apr 0421 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
2.552,00  R... DARZ ..... RUS MIL CW 17-apr 1936 TFC/GR(A) -
2.756,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 14-apr 0424 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
3.245,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 17-apr 1943 SEND KG84 MSGS -
3.297,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 1945 N-D -
3.312,00    - ..... - MIL LINK-11 SLEW/USB 14-apr 0440 N-D -
3.352,00  R... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 17-apr 1948 N-D -
3.507,50  R... - ..... CIS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 17-apr 1950 N-D -
3.532,00    - ..... - MIL LINK-11 SLEW/ISB 17-apr 0340 N-D -
3.811,00  R... - ..... CIS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 1953 N-D -
4.034,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL FSK 50/250 17-apr 0347 N-D -
4.143,70    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-apr 0350 N-D -
4.157,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0352 N-D -
4.196,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK 12/USB 17-apr 1958 N-D -
4.276,00    - ..... - MIL LINK-11 SLEW/ISB 17-apr 0357 N-D -
4.440,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 17-apr 2001 N-D -
4.534,00  R... IAXW ..... - [...] CW 17-apr 0431 CLG/WKG "CTKN" -
4.590,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 17-apr 2004 N-D -
4.655,55  ..... - ..... - [...] CW 17-apr 1938 GR(A) -
4.853,60  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0406 N-D -
5.073,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL CW 17-apr 0413 TFC/GR(A) -
5.079,50  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/200 17-apr 0419 N-D -
5.082,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 17-apr 2010 N-D -
5.101,50  ..... - ..... - [...] MFSK-8 125/USB (Systeme 3000) 16-apr 0546 N-D -
5.125,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 15-apr 0540 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
5.276,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 15-apr 0505 SEND KG84 MSGS -
5.300,50  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK 12/USB 14-apr 1520 N-D -
5.393,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 14-apr 1550 N-D -
5.410,00  R... 5810 ..... RUS [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2242 SOUND -
5.410,00  R... 5820 ..... RUS [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2343 SOUND -
5.410,00  R... 5880 ..... RUS [...] ALE/USB 19-apr 0152 SOUND -
5.815,00  R... 5880 ..... RUS [...] ALE/USB 19-apr 0152 SOUND -
5.820,00  ..... 888 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-apr 0117 CLG "999" -
5.820,00  ..... 999 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-apr 0121 CLG "888" -
5.830,00  ..... 1001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2255 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 1006 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2112 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 1007 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2159 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 1010 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2106 CLG "1012" -
5.830,00  ..... 1010 ..... - [...] J3E/USB 18-apr 2107 WKG "1012" AFTER ALE CALLING
5.830,00  ..... 1011 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2209 CLG "1012" -
5.830,00  ..... 1011 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2215 CLG/WKG "1012" AFTER ALE CALLING
5.830,00  ..... 1012 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2106 CLG "1010" -
5.830,00  ..... 1012 ..... - [...] J3E/USB 18-apr 2107 CLG/WKG "1010" AFTER ALE CALLING
5.830,00  ..... 1013 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2111 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 1014 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2357 CLG "1012" -
5.830,00  ..... 1015 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2251 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 2001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-apr 0040 CLG "2010" -
5.830,00  ..... 2010 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 19-apr 0038 CLG "2001" -
5.830,00  ..... 2026 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2204 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 21390 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2251 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 2508 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2259 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 4001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2238 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 7001 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2246 SOUND -
5.830,00  ..... 9607 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 2249 SOUND -
5.895,25  R... - ..... RUS GOVERNATIVE RUS-ARQ 100/1000 15-apr 0530 N-D -
6.250,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0428 N-D -
6.300,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0430 N-D -
6.361,43    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 17-apr 0433 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
6.450,00  ..... - ..... - [...] FSK 100/170 17-apr 0437 N-D -
6.850,00  DH.. - ..... D [...] J3E/USB 14-apr 1600 TFC TED GR(A2) 'PN ... OA MK EL .... FV '
6.922,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 16-apr 0550 N-D -
6.966,00  ..... - ..... - [...] ALE/USB 15-apr 0521 N-D PROTECTED LINK   SIMPLEX
6.966,00  ..... - ..... - [...] MIL-STD 188-110A/S8/USB 15-apr 0523 TFC KRY 'VVV]]]] ... txt.... VVV'
6.981,00  R... HSRV ..... - [...] CW 18-apr 0517 CLG/WKG "ABEL"/GR(A) -
7.008,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 18-apr 0510 N-D -
7.045,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-apr 0512 N-D -
7.268,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-apr 0515 N-D -
7.443,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 15-apr 1457 N-D -
7.679,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 15-apr 1500 N-D -
7.681,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 16-apr 0555 N-D -
7.685,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-apr 0520 N-D -
7.795,00  R... - ..... RUS INTEL J3E/USB 18-apr 0600 GR(N) RUS -
7.899,50  DEK2810 1dek2810 Fritzlar D DRK PACTOR-3 15-apr 0641 WKG DEK3710 CLG WITH PACTOR-1 ON 7899,7
7.905,00  ..... - ..... - [...] J3E/USB 16-apr 0557 TFC ARA/FRA SIMPLEX  BEEP AT END
7.929,00  ..... 158 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 14-apr 1707 CLG "316" -
7.929,00  ..... 316 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 14-apr 1707 CLG "158" -
7.929,00  ..... 970 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 14-apr 1711 CLG "316" -
7.984,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0445 N-D -
8.021,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/S5/USB 15-apr 1504 SEND KG84 MSGS -
8.035,75  R... - ..... RUS RNAT CW 18-apr 0525 TFC -
9.042,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 14-apr 1623 N-D -
9.046,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0452 N-D -
9.115,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL CW 15-apr 0618 TFC/GR(A) -
9.138,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 17-apr 0454 N-D -
9.332,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 15-apr 0721 N-D -
9.476,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 14-apr 0717 N-D -
10.172,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 15-apr 0724 N-D -
10.376,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-apr 1543 N-D -
10.573,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 14-apr 0730 N-D -
10.726,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 18-apr 1540 N-D -
10.800,00  ..... - ..... - INTEL J3E/USB 15-apr 0645 GR(N) ING 'FIVER NAINOR SEVEN FOR FIVER ........'
10.956,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 14-apr 0733 N-D -
11.064,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-apr 1548 N-D -
11.225,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL MPSK-12/USB 18-apr 1553 N-D -
11.327,00  ..... - ..... - [...] MFSK-8 125/USB (Systeme 3000) 18-apr 1837 N-D -
13.044,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 18-apr 1617 N-D -
13.188,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 15-apr 1444 N-D -
13.423,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/250 18-apr 1620 N-D -
13.440,20    - ..... - MIL STANAG 4285/600L/5N1/USB 18-apr 1622 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
14.403,00  ..... 151802 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 1626 SOUND -
14.708,00  R... - ..... RUS MIL RUS-SYS 75/500 15-apr 1440 N-D -
15.965,00  ..... 1010 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 1637 CLG "1040" FROM 1637 TO 2100 CLG "1040" OR "1060"
15.965,00  ..... 1040 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 1637 CLG "1010" -
15.965,00  ..... 1060 ..... - [...] ALE/USB 18-apr 1645 CLG "1010" -
16.168,50  R... - ..... - FAPSI CROWD/USB 14-apr 0905 TFC KRY -
17.217,10    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/600L/5N1/USB 14-apr 1504 CRYPTO BROADCAST -
20.028,00    - ..... - MIL STANAG-4285/1200L/5N1/USB 14-apr 1508 CRYPTO BROADCAST -

(via Utilityworld yg)

Frequency change of Radio Australia

AUSTRALIA(non)    Frequency change of Radio Australia:
2200-2330 NF  9900 DHA 250 kW / 105 deg to SEAs English
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/frequency-change-of-radio-australia.html

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


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

Additional frequency of BBC

U.K.(non)    Additional frequency of BBC from April 23:
0400-0500 on  7360 MEY 100 kW / 020 deg to SoAf English
http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/04/additional-frequency-of-bbc-from-april.html

--

73!
Ivo Ivanov


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

Ascolti di Aprile 2014 di Saverio de Cian

1190 01/04 0329- CLM HJVC R Cordillera, Bogotá- px mx e id "Radio Cordillera" 22322
1230 02/04 0435- CLM HJLK R Calidad, Cali- mx, annunci e Id "Radio Calidad la emisora ..." 23322
1340 02/04 0427- CLM HJFB R Amor, SF de Bogotá- px mx, Id "Amor estereo" 22322
1350 08/04 0400- ARG LS6 R Buenos Aires RBA, Burzaco- px rel, Id "Radio Buenos Aires" 22322
1350 08/04 0429- CLM HJDS R Ondas de la Montana, Medellin- Id "Ondad de la Montaña" 22322
1350 17/04 0350- EQA HCVR2 Teleradio 13-50, Guayaquil-"Teleradio 13-50" 33433
1470 17/04 0355- PRU OAU4B R Capital, Lima- mx e Id "Radio Capital" 22432
1470,07 03/04 0430- CLM HJNT R Huellas, Cali- px religioso, canti 22322
1490 17/04 0358- EQA HCSM5 R Santa Maria, Azogues- px rel, canti gregoriani, Id "Radio Paz 830 AM" e "R Católica Mundial" 22422
1499,8 17/04 0350- PRU OBX4I R Santa Rosa, Lima- px religioso, Id "Santa Rosa" 32432
1500 01/04 0430- PRU OBX4I R Santa Rosa, Lima- px religioso, mx e Id "Radio Santa Rosa" 22322
1510 13/04 0400- USA WUFC Boston MA- commenti sportivi in E, Id "Sports Radio WUFC Boston" 43443
1560 21/04 0355- CLM HJXZ R Santa Maria de la Paz, Medellín- px rel, canti e menzione "Maria" 21321
1570 17/04 0350- PRU OCU4J Bethel Radio, Lima- px rel, Id "Bethel" 32432
1570 09/04 0416- USA WMVX Beverly MA- mx , annunci e id in P "Radio Transamerica" 33333
1570 20/04 0359- GTM TGVE La Voz Evangelica Cd Guatemala- Px religioso, ID "Voz Evangelica de America" 22322
1580 21/04 0355- CLM HJQZ R Maria, Barranquilla- px religioso,canti e Id "Radio Maria" 32322
1600 20/04 0359- USA WUNR Brookline MA- mx e annunci in S 32322
1660 03/04 0415- PTR WGIT Canóvanas PR- px religioso, interviste e Id in S 34333
1680 13/04 0400- USA WTTM Lindenwold NJ- mx, Id "WTTM Lindenwold Philadelphia" 34443

Saverio de Cian
Sedico-Belluno.
RX = Perseus SDR & JRC 535 + Single Delta Flag + FLG100LN

(via Play DX yahoogroup)

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 athttp://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

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

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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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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