Agenda DX 30/05/2019

ANNIVERSARIO EMITTENTI
Radio XL, Gran Bretagna 1296 Khz (1995)
KMON, Montana 560 Khz (1948)
Radio Nacional do Brasilia 980 Khz (1958)
WMID, New Yersey 1340 Khz (1947)
La Voz de Bogotà, Colombia 890 Khz (1930)

FESTE NAZIONALI
Festa dell'Indipendenza in Croazia

Glenn Hauser logs May 28-29, 2019

** CANADA. 15034-USB, May 28 at 1445, Trenton Military, CHR ``no report received`` from Halifax, Gander, Greenwood, Shearwater; but has heard from Bagotville as of 1400 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 15369.25, May 28 at 2122, JBA carrier; must be the RHC transmitter previously caught knocked off a similar amount below 13740 and 7380 upon occasion. 15370 is the European service scheduled 1930-2300 per EiBi. Something`s always wrong at RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 11760, May 28 at 2126 RHC Spanish is S9 but suptorted; wiggle that patchcord. While 11850 is undermodulated but not distorted. Something`s always wrong at RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 5040, UT Wed May 29 at 0538, this RHC English frequency, S9+30/20, is the only listenable one with normal modulation level, altho somewhat rough during `DXers Unlimited` as Arnie runs lickety-split and slurred with something about a 52-cm antenna, soon finishing. I had already checked: 6000 JBM/suptorted at S9+10/20; 6060 OFF; 6100 JBM S9+30; 6165 JJBBM S9+10. Something`s always wrong at RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1230, May 28 at 2115 UT and May 29 at 1333, WBBZ Ponca City still completely off the air, probably due to flooding. This is supposedly the website, with nothing about it, forwarded here after clicking on a 1230 link! https://www.poncapost.com/sunny-104-7 See also UNIDENTIFIED (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1580, May 28 circa 1400 UT, KOKB Blackwell is still dead air on open carrier. At least it is on the air, altho accomplishing nothing. In previous report under USA daytime bandscan, I called it KLTR! It`s really been KOKB since --- 3/20/84, 35 years ago. Oops. Fixed:

1580, KOKB Blackwell OK, now it`s 1909 UT, dead air, while sibling

1020 KOKP Perry OK is nominal. There has been flooding in Blackwell.

But why? Somehow the program feed from Stillwater studio has been cut. Why not turn off the transmitter in the meantime? Maybe site is inaccessible by flooding, and/or there is no funxional remote control --- now or never? 

Still on with dead air at 2115 UT check May 28, and at 1333 UT May 29. Nothing about this found on the website https://www.eteamradio.com/ Flooding in Blackwell is still reported May 29 (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SAO TOME. 9830, May 28 at 0642, poor signal in African language. HFCC Shows Deutsche Welle in Hausa this semihour only, 100 kW at 0 degrees, i.e. north toward Nigeria rather than non-direxional? Just like another broadcast on same at 1800-1900 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SPAIN. 12030, May 28 at 2128 REE in music but not // 9690 & 11940, altho all are scheduled in Spanish, 12030 being the odd one with ME target, even tho it`s always better here off the back, than 11940 for South America. At 2130, 12030 5+1 TS, into Arabic, ``Huna Madrid`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1983 monitoring: what will happen Wednesday May 29 at 2100? Will WRMI come on 9955 and stay on? Will WBCQ play 1982 or 1983 on 7490+v at 2100 and/or 2130? More predictable will be UT Thursday May 30 at 0100 on WRMI 7780 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 5830, May 29 at 0533, S9+30/40 of dead air from SFAW via WTWW-1, still so at 0545 check. Coincidentally, 5935, WWCR-2 also dead air of S9+20/30 at 0537, but resumed PMS by 0545. At least 5890 dead air is not on now. BTW, WWCR skeds at http://www.wwcr.com/transmitter-sched.html expire May 31. From June 1 there could be some adjustments in timespans, which in this version are complete as if 24 hours on each, even tho program skeds admit much less usage, especially of WWCR-4 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1070-, May 28 at 2115 UT, and May 29 at 1333 UT, KFTI Wichita KS is still off the air. Nothing about this at website https://www.classiccountry1070.com/ which even still refers to its old call KFDI! (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 1230, trying to get some DX while semi-local WBBZ Ponca City is off; at least KADA. Best times will be circa SR/SS for nearby skywave but not full of graveyard QRM. May 28 at 1408 UT is really too late, but I do detect two or three JBA carriers. May 29 at 0058, vs storm noise from SE OK, have some music looping NW/SE as Ada would be; NRC AM Log says format is rock as ``Pirate Radio 102.3``; at 0102 end Fox News theme from N/S. Guess what, there is not a single 1230 in Kansas. Two in Nebraska, neither listed as Fox. Texas? Ten, of which two are SS, and the only TX Fox in the Log is KWTX Waco, but that`s hardly enough to go on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. 9200, May 29 at 0548, mystery open carrier at S8; it`s the second SSOB as 31m is almost dead except for good 9700 NZ (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 1828 UT May 29

Media & Tech - 29/05/2019

Radio Mi Amigo 45th anniversary speciale broadcasts

Program schedule Mi Amigo 45
Radio Mi Amigo 45th anniversary May 30 - June 2nd,
live relay from the radio ship Castor, Blankenberge harbour, Belgium
You are welcome on board and visit the studio!

THURSDAY May 30 - Live from the MV Castor:
Shortwave 49m band 6085 kHz and online:
00:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
01:00 - Tape: Marc Jacobs Baken 16 (28-05-1978 12-13)
02:00 - Tape: Joepie Top 50 Ad Petersen (18-08-1974//12-13)
03:00 - Tape: Paul Severs en Patrick Dubateau (18-08-74 9-10)
04:00 - Tape: Peter van Dam laatste op 259m (9-12-1976 16-17)
05:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
06:00 - Live: Jan Berg
08:00 - Live: Wim de Groot
10:00 - Live: Serge Hadermann
12:00 - Live: Marc van Amstel
13:00 - Live: Ferry Eden
15:00 - Live: Johan Vermeer
17:00 - Live: Eric Hofman
19:00 - Live: Bob Noakes
20:00 - Live: Walter
22:00 - Live: Stefaan NS
23:00 - Tape: VVVR Mi Amigo

FRIDAY May 31 - Live from the MV Castor:
Shortwave 49m band 6085 kHz and online:
00:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
01:00 - Tape: Joop Verhoof Show (18-08-194 17-18)
02:00 - Tape: Bart van Leeuwen Show (27-12-1976 14-15)
03:00 - Tape: Koffie met Michelle (05-1976 7-8u)
04:00 - Tape: Peter van Dam (14-1-1977 16-17)
05:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
06:00 - Live: Jan Berg
08:00 - Live: Wim de Groot
10:00 - Live: Serge Hadermann
12:00 - Live: Marc van Amstel
13:00 - Live: Ferry Eden
15:00 - Live: Johan Vermeer
17:00 - Live: Eric Hofman
19:00 - Live: Bob Noakes
20:00 - Live: Gino
22:00 - Live: Stefaan NS
23:00 - Tape: VVVR Noordzee

SATURDAY June 1 - Live from the MV Castor:
Shortwave 49m band 6085 kHz, 7310 kHz 41 m band [12:00 - 16:00] and online:
00:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
01:00 - Tape: Stan Haag (23-6-1976 18-19)
02:00 - Tape: Hugo Meulenhoff (3-6-197 7-6)
03:00 - Tape: Herman de Graaf Stuurboord (13-6-1977 16-17)
04:00 - Tape: Peter van Dam scholieren Top 10 (23-6-1977 17-18)
05:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
06:00 - Live: Jan Berg
08:00 - Live: Wim de Groot
10:00 - Live: Ton Schipper
12:00 - Live: Norbert - Bert Bennett - Will van der Steen
14:00 - Live: Ferry Eden Top-50
17:00 - Live: Eric Hofman
19:00 - Live: Bob Noakes
21:00 - Live: Edward Klein

SUNDAY June 2 - Live from the MV Castor:
Shortwave 49m band 6085 kHz, 7310 kHz 41 m band [12:00 - 16:00] and online:
00:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
01:00 - Tape: Frans van der Drift (29-9-1977 12-13)
02:00 - Tape: Dick Verheul Tipparade (28-5-1978 13-14)
03:00 - Tape: Rob Hudson Stuurboord (16-6-1978 16-17)
04:00 - Tape: Frank van der Mast (19-9-1977 6-7)
05:00 - Tape: Ad Vlaminck
06:00 - Live: Jan Berg
08:00 - Live: Wim de Groot
10:00 - Live: Tom de Bree
12:00 - Live: Norbert - Bert Bennett - Will van der Steen
15:00 - Live: Ferry Eden
16:00 - Live: Bob Noakes
17:00 - Live: Eric Hofmann

SWLDXBulgaria News May 28-29

FRANCE(non)   Reception of KBS World Radio via TDF Issoudun, May 28
2000-2100 on  5950 ISS 250 kW / 182 deg to NWAf French, very good:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-kbs-world-radio-via-tdf_29.html

FRANCE(non)   Reception of TDA Telediffusion d'Algerie via TDF Issoudun, May 29
0400-0459 on  6050 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Holy Quran px, fair/good
0500-0559 on  6125 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Holy Quran px* fair/good
0500-0559 on  9535 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Holy Quran px* fair/good
0600-0659 on  9620 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Holy Quran px, fair/good
*xx03-xx10 news in French
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-tda-telediffusion-dalgerie_29.html

GERMANY(non)   Dandal Kura Radio International via MBR Issoudun, May 28:
1800-1900 on 11830 ISS 100 kW / 167 deg to CeAf Kanuri, very good signal
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/dandal-kura-radio-international-via-mbr_29.html

GREECE   Reception of Voice of Greece on 9420 kHz, May 29:
0651&0656 on  9420 AVL 150 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek*tx#3
*Arabic/Serbian nx and transmitter switches off at 0704UT.
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-voice-of-greece-on-9420_29.html

INDIA   Very good signal of All India Radio on May 28
1430-1930 on  6140 BGL 500 kW / 325 deg to SoAs Urdu:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/very-good-signal-of-all-india-radio-on.html

KOREA SOUTH   Reception of KBS World Radio via Kimjae on May 28
2200-2300 on 11810 KIM 250 kW / 305 deg to WeEu English
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-kbs-world-radio-via-kimjae.html

MALAYSIA   Fair/good signal of RTM Wai/Limbang FM, May 28
1300&1330 on 11665 KAJ 100 kW / 093 deg to SEAs Malaysian
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/fairgood-signal-of-rtm-wailimbang-fm.html

MYANMAR   Fair to good signal of Myanmar Radio in 49mb on May 28:
1530-1700 on  5985*YAN 025 kW / 176 deg to SEAs English, BUT from
1600-1657 on  5985 BEI 500 kW / 257 deg to CEAf Swahili CRI co-ch
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/fair-to-good-signal-of-myanmar-radio-in.html

NUMBERS STATION   Good signal of E11 Oblique in 19mb, May 13
0640-0643 on 15800 unknown secret tx site to Eu English USB:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/good-signal-of-e11-oblique-in-19mb-may_29.html

NUMBERS STATION   Good signal of S06s Russian Lady in 25mb, May 29:
0830-0834 on 11565 unknown secret tx site to Eu Russian USB+AM mode
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/good-signal-of-s06s-russian-lady-in_29.html

SUDAN(non)   Reception of FPU Radio Dabanga in 31mb and 25mb on May 29
0429-0457 on  7315 SMG 250 kW / 150 deg to EaAf Juba Arabic, very good
0429-0457 on 11650 MDC 250 kW / 335 deg to EaAf Juba Arabic, fair/good
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-fpu-radio-dabanga-in-41mb.html

U.K.(non)   Radio Ndrason International via ENC-DMS Woofferton on May 28
1900-2100 on 12050 WOF 250 kW / 152 deg to WeAf Kanuri, very good signal
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/radio-ndrason-international-via-enc-dms_29.html

U.K.(non)   Reception of KBS World Radio via ENC-DMS Woofferton on May 28
2000-2100 on  6145 DHA 250 kW / 290 deg to NEAf Arabic, very good signal:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-kbs-world-radio-via-enc.html

U.K.(non)   NHK World Radio Japan via ENC-DMS Kranji on May 29
1100-1130 on 11695 SNG 250 kW / 000 deg to SEAs English, fair:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/nhk-world-radio-japan-via-enc-dms.html

USA(non)   VOA "South Sudan in Focus" via three different transmitters on May 28
1630-1700 on 11910 SAO 100 kW / 138 deg to SDN  English SoSudan Mon-Fri, fair/good
1630-1700 on 13750 DHA 250 kW / 255 deg to SDN  English SoSudan Mon-Fri, very weak
1630-1700 on 15180 LAM 100 kW / 132 deg to SDN  English SoSudan Mon-Fri, very good
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/voa-south-sudan-in-focus-via-three.html

--

73! Ivo Ivanov
More information on the shortwave listening hobby,
please visit to http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com

QTH-1: Patreshko, Bulgaria
Receiver: Afedri SDR
Software: SDR-Console v2.3(using remote connection)
Antennas: various Inverted V and beverage antennas.

QTH-2: Sofia OK2, Bulgaria
Receiver: Sony ICF-2001D
Antenna: 30 m. long wire

W4HM Daily HF-MF Radio Wave Propagation Forecast #2019-150

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This is created and disseminated by Thomas F. Giella, W4HM in Lakeland, FL, USA © 1988-2019.

You can contact me at thomasfgiella@gmail.com  

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W4HM Solar Cycle 24 Update and Solar Cycle 25 Forecast- Short and to the point.

Solar minimum will begin later in 2019-2020 and may last longer than any previous solar cycle in the 20th century. When solar cycle 25 finally gets underway it could be the weakest since the middle of the 19th century. Another “Dalton” type lesser grand solar minimum may occur with a corresponding cooling of earth’s climate.

This would negate anthropogenic climate change (harmful man induced global warming) if it were occurring, WHICH IT ISN’T.

For more “TRUTH” on the communist-marxist-socialist lie of anthropogenic climate change (harmful man induced global warming) check out https://wattsupwiththat.com and http://www.climatedepot.com

On February 1, 2008 I forecasted that solar cycle 24 would be the smallest solar cycle in the past 100 years. That forecast verified. I also forecasted that solar cycle 25 would be almost non nonexistent SSN <50.

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#150 issued Wednesday May 29, 2019 at 1330 UTC

 

GLOBAL (HF-MF 3000-30000 kHz- 300-3000 kHz) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION CONDITIONS EXPECTED-

Radio wave propagation condition “trend” on May 29, 2019- minor deterioration.

Radio wave propagation condition “trend” on May 30, 2019- steady.

Radio wave propagation condition “trend” on May 31, 2019- improvement.

We are now moving into the northern hemisphere HF-MF radio wave propagation summer season.

The 14000- 30000 kHz frequency range closes later due to more sun light illuminating the ionosphere than in the southern hemisphere. But the maximum usable frequency (MUF) is lower than in the southern hemisphere as heating in the F2 layer of the ionosphere is higher and the layer ions less concentrated.

Almost daily during the northern hemisphere summer season you will find that the 25600- 26100 kHz and 28000-29700 kHz frequency ranges will open via short north-south and east-west propagation paths via sporadic E (Es). Also when multiple sporadic E (Es) clouds form and line up favorably much longer propagation paths open up on east-west paths. And last but not least north-south propagation paths occur across the equator via trans equatorial propagation (TEP).

NORTHERN HEMISPHERE HIGH FREQUENCY(HF) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION FORECAST s b-

Received RF signal strength scale-

Very Good- +1 over S9 or greater

Good- S7-9

Fair- S4-6

Poor- S1-3

Very Poor- S0

3150-3400, 3500-4100, 4750-5050, 5700-6300 kHz- S9 at night and S1-2 at day,

6900-7800, 9200-9995, 10000-10150, 11500-12200 kHz- S9+ 1 at night and
S4-7 at day,

13570-13850, 14000-14350, 15005-15900, 17450-17950, 18068-18168 kHz- S0 at night and S4-6 at day,

21000-21850 kHz- S0 at night and S1-2 at day,

24890-24990, 25600-26100 kHz- S0 at night and S0-1 at day,

28000-29700 kHz- S0 at night and S0 at day.

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We are now moving into the southern hemisphere HF-MF radio wave propagation winter season.

The approximate 11000- 30000 kHz frequency range closes sooner due to less sun light illuminating the ionosphere than in the northern hemisphere. But the maximum usable frequency (MUF) is higher than in the northern hemisphere as the F layer of the ionosphere is lower in height and the ions more concentrated.

The approximately 3000-10000 kHz frequency range often stays open for DX all throughout the day due to a weaker D layer and therefore less RF signal absorption.

A weaker and shorter sporadic E (Es) season occurs during winter time.

SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE HIGH FREQUENCY (HF) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION FORECAST w g-

3150-3400, 3500-4100, 4750-5050, 5700-6300 kHz- S9+10 at night and S3-4 at day,

6900-7800, 9200-9995, 10000-10150, 11500-12200 kHz- S9+15 at night and
S5-8 at day,

13570-13850, 14000-14350, 15005-15900, 17450-17950, 18068-18168 kHz- S0 at night and S5-7 at day,

21000-21850 kHz- S0 at night and S1-2 at day,

24890-24990, 25600-26100 kHz- S0 at night and S1 at day,

28000-29700 kHz- S0 at night and S0 at day.

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GLOBAL MEDIUM FREQUENCY (MF) (300-3000 KHZ) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION CONDITIONS EXPECTED-

Received RF signal strength scale-

Very Good- +1 over S9 or greater

Good- S7-9

Fair- S4-6

Poor- S1-3

Very Poor- S0

FORECASTED NORTHERN HEMISPHERE SHORT PATH-

-East <-> West To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S6-7
*North <-> South To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S5-6
+South <-> North To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S8-9

FORECASTED SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE SHORT PATH-

-East <-> West To 1100 Mi / 1800 km	S6-7
*South <-> North To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S5-6
+North <-> South To 1100 Mi / 1800 km	S8-9

FORECASTED GREAT CIRCLE LONG OR SKEWED PATH-

Northern Hemisphere (TA) Trans Atlantic, (TI) Trans Indian, (TP) Trans Pacific and cross Equatorial propagation conditions in excess of approximately 3200 mi / 5200 km-

High Latitude	S6-7
Mid Latitude	S8-9
Low latitude	S5-6

FORECASTED GREAT CIRCLE LONG OR SKEWED PATH-

Southern Hemisphere (TA) Trans Atlantic, (TI) Trans Indian, (TP) Trans Pacific and cross Equatorial propagation conditions in excess of approximately 3200 mi / 5200 km-

High Latitude	S6-7
Mid Latitude	S8-9
Low latitude	S5-6

Received RF signal strength scale-

Very Good- +1 over S9 or greater

Good- S7-9

Fair- S4-6

Poor- S1-3

Very Poor- S0

This HF-MF Radio wave propagation forecast is produced based on the SIGINT_CAP HF-MF radio wave propagation prediction software. X and O ray tracing is included.

I wrote it beginning in the late 1980’s and continue to refine it in 2019.

But I’m sorry to say that it still can’t be distributed to the general public.

It does outperform VOA CAP and Prop Lab.

I do check the actual band conditions at my location in the USA and tweak the forecast manually where and when necessary.

I also check global HF-MF radio wave propagation conditions via remoted radio

receivers on every continent of the globe and tweak the forecast manually if

and when necessary.

And last but not least I look at ionsonde stations on every continent of the

globe.

The hamateur radio JT65A mode RF signal levels received are based on 5 watts

and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The hamateur radio PSK31 mode RF signal levels received are based on 25

watts and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The hamateur radio CW mode RF signal levels received are based on 50 watts

and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The hamateur radio SSB RF mode signal levels received are based on 100 watts

and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The HF shortwave broadcast band AM Mode RF signal levels are based on

100,000 watts (100 kw) and a typical high gain VOA type curtain array

antenna.

The MF broadcast band AM Mode RF signal levels are based on 50,000 watts (50 kw) and an omnidirectional vertical antenna.

Please keep in mind that this is a relatively simplified HF-MF radio wave

propagation forecast, so as to keep it easily understandable and applicable

by the average radio enthusiast.

Standard Disclaimer-

Note! I use error prone RAW public domain data from the NOAA Space

Environment Center, other U.S. government entities and educational

institutions, to produce this daily HF-MF radio wave propagation

forecast. This data is gathered and made public by the U.S. Government using

taxpayer $$$ (including mine).

However this daily HF-MF propagation forecast that I produce from the RAW

public domain data is my personal intellectual property. Therefore this

daily HF-MF radio wave propagation forecast contained herein is copyrighted ©

1988-2019 by Thomas F. Giella, W4HM.

Feel free without prior permission to redistribute this daily HF-MF radio wave

propagation forecast, as long as you redistribute it in its entirety and

give me credit for it.

Also HF-MF radio wave propagation forecasting is still an inexact

science and therefore also an art. The forecasts are not official but for

educational and hobby related purposes only and are subject to human error

and acts of God, therefore no guarantee or warranty implied.

Agenda DX 29/05/2019

ANNIVERSARIO EMITTENTI
Radio Difusora Alfonso Padilla, Bolivia 3472 Khz (1974)
YLE, Finlandia 963 Khz (1926)

Media & Tech - 28/05/2019

SWLDXBulgaria News May 28

AUSTRIA   Very good signal of Oesterreichischer Rundfunk, May 28
0500-0620 on  6155 MOS 300 kW / non-dir to WeEu German Mon-Fri
0500-0610 on  6155 MOS 300 kW / non-dir to WeEu German Sat/Sun
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/very-good-signal-of-oesterreichischer_28.html

EGYPT   Mystery Egyptian Music Station on 9550/9400 kHz, May 28:
0815-0820 on  9550 unknown tx / unknown to ???? Music, weak/fair
0930-0940 on  9400 unknown tx / unknown to ???? Music, fair/good
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/mystery-egyptian-music-station-on-9550_28.html

FRANCE(non)   Manara Radio International via TDF Issoudun, May 28
0700-0800 on 13840 ISS 150 kW / 170 deg to WeAf Hausa, fair/good:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-manara-radio-international_28.html

GERMANY(non)   NHK World Japan Network Radio Japan via MBR Nauen, May 28:
0430-0500 on  6165 NAU 125 kW / 085 deg to EaEu Russian, very good signal
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/nhk-world-japan-network-radio-japan-via_28.html

GERMANY(non)   Dandal Kura Radio International via MBR Nauen, May 28
0700-0800 on 13590 NAU 125 kW / 185 deg to CeAf Kanuri, good signal:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-dandal-kura-radio_28.html

GREECE   Reception of Voice of Greece on 9420 kHz, May 22:
0610&0704 on  9420 AVL 150 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek*tx#3
*Arabic/Serbian nx 0652-0700UT & tx switches off at 0704UT
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-voice-of-greece-on-9420_28.html

NUMBERS STATION   Good signal of S11a Cherta in 49mb, May 28
0455-0500 on  5844 unknown secret tx site to Eu English USB:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/good-signal-of-s11a-cherta-in-49mb-may.html

NUMBERS STATION   Reception of S06s Russian Lady in 19/41mb, May 28:
0600-0606 on 15945 unknown secret tx site to Eu Russian USB+AM, fair
0730-0736 on  7365 unknown secret tx site to Eu Russian USB+AM, good
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/reception-of-s06s-russian-lady-in_28.html

NUMBERS STATION   Good signal of E11 Oblique in 25mb, May 28
0845-0856 on 12153 unknown secret tx site to Eu English USB:
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/good-signal-of-e11-oblique-in-25mb-may_28.html

TURKEY   Voice of Turkey 0500-0555UT on 6040 kHz in wrong language, May 28
0500-0555 on  6040 EMR 500 kW / 138 deg to N/ME Hausa, instead of Turkish!
// frequency 13765 EMR 500 kW / 210 deg to CEAf Hausa, as scheduled in A19
0600-0655 on 13765 EMR 500 kW / 210 deg to CEAf Swahili, as scheduled A-19
https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2019/05/voice-of-turkey-0500-0555-on-6040-khz.html

--

73! Ivo Ivanov
More information on the shortwave listening hobby,
please visit to http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com

QTH-1: Patreshko, Bulgaria
Receiver: Afedri SDR
Software: SDR-Console v2.3(using remote connection)
Antennas: various Inverted V and beverage antennas.

QTH-2: Sofia OK2, Bulgaria
Receiver: Sony ICF-2001D
Antenna: 30 m. long wire

W4HM Daily HF-MF Radio Wave Propagation Forecast #2019-149

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Solar minimum will begin later in 2019-2020 and may last longer than any previous solar cycle in the 20th century. When solar cycle 25 finally gets underway it could be the weakest since the middle of the 19th century. Another “Dalton” type lesser grand solar minimum may occur with a corresponding cooling of earth’s climate.

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#149 issued Tuesday May 28, 2019 at 1330 UTC

 

GLOBAL (HF-MF 3000-30000 kHz- 300-3000 kHz) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION CONDITIONS EXPECTED-

Radio wave propagation condition “trend” on May 28, 2019- minor deterioration.

Radio wave propagation condition “trend” on May 29, 2019- steady.

Radio wave propagation condition “trend” on May 30, 2019- steady.

We are now moving into the northern hemisphere HF-MF radio wave propagation summer season.

The 14000- 30000 kHz frequency range closes later due to more sun light illuminating the ionosphere than in the southern hemisphere. But the maximum usable frequency (MUF) is lower than in the southern hemisphere as heating in the F2 layer of the ionosphere is higher and the layer ions less concentrated.

Almost daily during the northern hemisphere summer season you will find that the 25600- 26100 kHz and 28000-29700 kHz frequency ranges will open via short north-south and east-west propagation paths via sporadic E (Es). Also when multiple sporadic E (Es) clouds form and line up favorably much longer propagation paths open up on east-west paths. And last but not least north-south propagation paths occur across the equator via trans equatorial propagation (TEP).

NORTHERN HEMISPHERE HIGH FREQUENCY(HF) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION FORECAST s g-

Received RF signal strength scale-

Very Good- +1 over S9 or greater

Good- S7-9

Fair- S4-6

Poor- S1-3

Very Poor- S0

3150-3400, 3500-4100, 4750-5050, 5700-6300 kHz- S9 at night and S1-2 at day,

6900-7800, 9200-9995, 10000-10150, 11500-12200 kHz- S9+ 1 at night and
S4-7 at day,

13570-13850, 14000-14350, 15005-15900, 17450-17950, 18068-18168 kHz- S0 at night and S4-6 at day,

21000-21850 kHz- S0 at night and S1-2 at day,

24890-24990, 25600-26100 kHz- S0 at night and S0-1 at day,

28000-29700 kHz- S0 at night and S0 at day.

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We are now moving into the southern hemisphere HF-MF radio wave propagation winter season.

The approximate 11000- 30000 kHz frequency range closes sooner due to less sun light illuminating the ionosphere than in the northern hemisphere. But the maximum usable frequency (MUF) is higher than in the northern hemisphere as the F layer of the ionosphere is lower in height and the ions more concentrated.

The approximately 3000-10000 kHz frequency range often stays open for DX all throughout the day due to a weaker D layer and therefore less RF signal absorption.

A weaker and shorter sporadic E (Es) season occurs during winter time.

SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE HIGH FREQUENCY (HF) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION FORECAST w g-

3150-3400, 3500-4100, 4750-5050, 5700-6300 kHz- S9+10 at night and S3-4 at day,

6900-7800, 9200-9995, 10000-10150, 11500-12200 kHz- S9+15 at night and
S5-8 at day,

13570-13850, 14000-14350, 15005-15900, 17450-17950, 18068-18168 kHz- S0 at night and S5-7 at day,

21000-21850 kHz- S0 at night and S1-2 at day,

24890-24990, 25600-26100 kHz- S0 at night and S1 at day,

28000-29700 kHz- S0 at night and S0 at day.

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GLOBAL MEDIUM FREQUENCY (MF) (300-3000 KHZ) RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION CONDITIONS EXPECTED-

Received RF signal strength scale-

Very Good- +1 over S9 or greater

Good- S7-9

Fair- S4-6

Poor- S1-3

Very Poor- S0

FORECASTED NORTHERN HEMISPHERE SHORT PATH-

-East <-> West To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S6-7
*North <-> South To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S5-6
+South <-> North To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S8-9

FORECASTED SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE SHORT PATH-

-East <-> West To 1100 Mi / 1800 km	S6-7
*South <-> North To 1100 Mi /1800 km	S5-6
+North <-> South To 1100 Mi / 1800 km	S8-9

FORECASTED GREAT CIRCLE LONG OR SKEWED PATH-

Northern Hemisphere (TA) Trans Atlantic, (TI) Trans Indian, (TP) Trans Pacific and cross Equatorial propagation conditions in excess of approximately 3200 mi / 5200 km-

High Latitude	S6-7
Mid Latitude	S8-9
Low latitude	S5-6

FORECASTED GREAT CIRCLE LONG OR SKEWED PATH-

Southern Hemisphere (TA) Trans Atlantic, (TI) Trans Indian, (TP) Trans Pacific and cross Equatorial propagation conditions in excess of approximately 3200 mi / 5200 km-

High Latitude	S6-7
Mid Latitude	S8-9
Low latitude	S5-6

Received RF signal strength scale-

Very Good- +1 over S9 or greater

Good- S7-9

Fair- S4-6

Poor- S1-3

Very Poor- S0

This HF-MF Radio wave propagation forecast is produced based on the SIGINT_CAP HF-MF radio wave propagation prediction software. X and O ray tracing is included.

I wrote it beginning in the late 1980’s and continue to refine it in 2019.

But I’m sorry to say that it still can’t be distributed to the general public.

It does outperform VOA CAP and Prop Lab.

I do check the actual band conditions at my location in the USA and tweak the forecast manually where and when necessary.

I also check global HF-MF radio wave propagation conditions via remoted radio

receivers on every continent of the globe and tweak the forecast manually if

and when necessary.

And last but not least I look at ionsonde stations on every continent of the

globe.

The hamateur radio JT65A mode RF signal levels received are based on 5 watts

and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The hamateur radio PSK31 mode RF signal levels received are based on 25

watts and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The hamateur radio CW mode RF signal levels received are based on 50 watts

and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The hamateur radio SSB RF mode signal levels received are based on 100 watts

and ½ wave dipole up at 40 feet.

The HF shortwave broadcast band AM Mode RF signal levels are based on

100,000 watts (100 kw) and a typical high gain VOA type curtain array

antenna.

The MF broadcast band AM Mode RF signal levels are based on 50,000 watts (50 kw) and an omnidirectional vertical antenna.

Please keep in mind that this is a relatively simplified HF-MF radio wave

propagation forecast, so as to keep it easily understandable and applicable

by the average radio enthusiast.

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Glenn Hauser logs May 26-27, 2019

** CHINA. 11120, May 27 at 1430, CNR1 jammer, poor S2-4

11460, May 27 at 1431, CNR1 jammer, S3-S4

12500, May 27 at 1433, CNR1 jammer, poor S3-S5,and // 11120.

All of these fit the timespan in Aoki/NDXC for such jammers against Sound of Hope, Miaoli, Taiwan. Never the same set on from one day to the next. Then bandscan 8.9-15.0 MHz found no more WOOB jammers by 1438 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. See USA: AM & FM midday bandscans including some OKies

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1983 monitoring: confirmed Sunday May 26 at 2145 the 2130 on WRMI 7780, JBA vs high noise level.

Also confirmed UT Monday May 27 on WRMI 9395, S9+10, fair vs noise.

Also confirmed UT Monday May 27 on WRMI 7780, very poor

Also confirmed UT Monday May 27 on Area 51 webcast; and at 0328 on WBCQ 5130.4 vs HNL

Also confirmed UT Monday May 27 at 0330 on WRMI 9955, VG S9+10, a few seconds overlap by preceding Czech song fill

I am often lunching during the following, but thanks to Alan Roe, Teddington UK, for checking May 27: ``World of Radio 1983 heard Monday 1815-1845 UT with strong signal on 7290 kHz via IRRS via Romania.``

Next:

0800 UT Tuesday   Unique Radio 5045-USB NSW [2 editions], ND

2100 UT Wednesday WRMI 9955, to SSE [fingers crossed to stay on air]

2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v [and/or 2130], to WSW

0100 UT Thursday  WRMI 7780, to NE

[it appears we will now be running on a Friday-to-Thursday cycle, so freshest new airings are on weekends]

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:

http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html

(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. May 27 starting at 1900 UT, less than one semihour after local mean noon, bandscans on caradio from central Enid at a fairly quiet parking lot, at least so at the long end of MW/low end of MF. No storm noise now, but increasing line noise higher in the AM band. I skip over many frequencies, only some notable items:

530, `K530AM`, Vance AFB is still off and maybe gone forever, rather than inane loops of Ad Council PSAs, interspersed with occasional imaginary IDs and never heard with any traffic or emergency info. As in DXLD 18-30, it had been ``off the air again for a few days`` as of July 18, 2018 --- and never heard since despite regular chex. If it does resume, I shall be sure to report it.

560, fast SAH, maybe 20 Hz, presumably KWTO MO and KLZ CO at the limits of their groundwaves 300+ and 400+ miles. But MWOffsets has KLZ at .0000 and KTWO only 0.3 Hz away at .9997 --- nothing anywhere near 20 Hz away

630, JBA talk, presumably KHOW Denver with far better Ogallala Aquifer conductivity than KYFI St Louis beyond the Ozarx

650, JBA talk, presumably KGAB Orchard Valley WY (Cheyenne) as previously under optimum GW conditions, like the Denverites

670, ``Call to Freedom`` program with Denver address: KLTT Commerce City CO (Denver), a regular at the margins with 50 kW; no WSCR today

1070-, KFTI Wichita KS, country, is OFF! Very unusual; Memorial holiday break? Hope they are fixing their off-frequency-minus transmitter; yeah, sure. KNX beware. But this allows weak 1080 KRLD Dallas to be heard without splash. KFTI still off at 1948 check

1090, weak religious talk, no doubt 10 kW KEXS Excelsior Springs MO (Kansas City); highest frequency daytime GW from that area, 300+ miles, continues to amaze me

1130, KLEY Wellington KS, still OFF as has been for some weeks now

1190, medium SAH, presumably our two closest but also too far: KVSV Beloit KS, and KFXR Dallas TX

1230, WBBZ Ponca City OK, is OFF! Very unusual for this semi-local which has not been noted with any techdiffs. Another holidayer? Still off at 1949 recheck. Nothing else audible, like the only other Okie, which I *need*, KADA, where else but, Ada?

1460, KZUE El Reno OK, still on unlike offknocked by previous tornado. Spanish talk, and PSA in Spanish for ``The Marines``! So not plugged into Mexico City yet. 

Re the name of the hmotel in El Reno hit by tornado, I finally got a glimpse on KFOR of their sign still standing, American Budget Inn, I think. Then reporter verbalized it: American Value Budget Inn, or Budget Value per the grafix. Confusing.

1580, KLTR Blackwell OK, now it`s 1909 UT, dead air, while sibling 

1020 KOKP Perry OK is nominal. I think there has been flooding in Blackwell

88.3 and 92.1 Enid are still open carrier/dead air; nearby 89.3 & 90.3 are nominal.

93.5, rock?, fading in and out, Es? 1927 ``My Country 93-5``, so the only hit on the WTFDA Database is KKDT Burdett KS, 95 kW H&V, 304.8 meters. Why should a town of 247 have such a big radio station? Maybe because it`s midway between Jetmore and Larned. Wherever there happens to be a kilofoot tower available? Burdett is 248 km = 154 stmi NW from Enid. Tropo from KS is slightly enhanced

101.5, Spanish but not gospel huxter KOCD nearby Okeene, still off. Not to be faked out by ``La Mexicana``, fading 1918 ads and ID for 101.5 and 92.9, i.e. 100 kW KSMM Liberal KS way out by Guymon in the OK Panhandle, relaying 92.9 KMML Cimarrón KS (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

This report dispatched at 0600 UT May 28

Agenda DX 28/05/2019

ANNIVERSARIO EMITTENTI
Emisora Regional dos Açores, Azzorre 837 Khz (1941)
Radio Logrono, Spagna 1026 Khz (1979)

FESTE NAZIONALI
Festa della Repubblica in Azerbaijan

Propagation outlook from Boulder

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:Issued: 2019 May 27 0149 UTC
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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity
20 - 26 May 2019

Solar activity was very low. No sunspots were observed on the solar
disk and no Earth-directed CMEs were observed in available
coronagraph imagery.

No proton events were observed at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at
normal levels on 20-21 May and normal to moderate levels on 22-26
May.

Geomagnetic field activity was at quiet to unsettled on 20 May and
26 May. The remainder of the reporting period was quiet.

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity
27 May - 22 June 2019

Solar activity is expected to be very low throughout the outlook
period.

No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is
expected to range from normal to high levels. High levels are
expected on 29 May - 02 Jun and moderate levels are expected on
03-12 Jun. Enhancements in electron flux are due to the anticipated
influence of multiple CH HSSs. The remainder of the outlook period
is expected to be at normal background levels.

Geomagnetic field activity is expected to range from quiet to active
levels. Early on 27 May, unsettled to active levels are possible due
to weak enhancements in the solar wind. Negative polarity CH HSS
influence is expected to produce unsettled to active conditions from
28-30 May and quiet to unsettled conditions from 31 May-02 Jun. The
remainder of the outlook period is expected to be mostly quiet under
nominal solar wind conditions.

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#                Issued 2019-05-27
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#   UTC      Radio Flux   Planetary   Largest
#  Date       10.7 cm      A Index    Kp Index
2019 May 27      67           5          2
2019 May 28      67          12          4
2019 May 29      67          18          4
2019 May 30      67          15          4
2019 May 31      68          10          3
2019 Jun 01      70          10          3
2019 Jun 02      72           8          3
2019 Jun 03      72           5          2
2019 Jun 04      72           5          2
2019 Jun 05      72           5          2
2019 Jun 06      72           5          2
2019 Jun 07      72           5          2
2019 Jun 08      72           5          2
2019 Jun 09      72           5          2
2019 Jun 10      72           5          2
2019 Jun 11      72           5          2
2019 Jun 12      72           5          2
2019 Jun 13      72           5          2
2019 Jun 14      70           5          2
2019 Jun 15      68           5          2
2019 Jun 16      67           5          2
2019 Jun 17      67           5          2
2019 Jun 18      67           5          2
2019 Jun 19      67           5          2
2019 Jun 20      67           5          2
2019 Jun 21      67           5          2
2019 Jun 22      67           5          2
(SWPC via DXLD)

Radio Sur Andina, new Peruvian from Sicuani on 4930 kHz

** PERU. 4930, May 19, 0034 --- UNID station, probably from Peru, heard last night (May 19) between 0034–0139 (suddenly closed down), hidden at the very side of a strong utility station. Still trying to find out what it could be. Its modulation was distorted and at the 0139 c/d the carrier remained on the air. Heard in the middle of Europe.

While studying my recording I found the following details of this UNID Spanish speaking station on 4930 kHz: The station announces 4930 kHz. Time is UTC –5h. ID/slogan sounds like this: “Radio Durantina Ticoni – onda corta tropical” = it sounds like this to my ears :-)

The modulation is distorted (quickly oscillating carrier within a few Hz?). Is it perhaps one of the two “Future Plan” stations in Cusco, Peru in the 60mb (4780 + 4800) according to WRTH?

In Cusco there was Radio San Miguel on 4930 kHz in the past (2008).

(Karel Honzik via RealDX via SW Bulletin May 19 via WORLD OF RADIO 1983, DXLD)

Then I find the complete and later thread about this at RealDX (gh)

Four days after I heard this UNID station it seems that no one else heard it anymore. Now I have placed the recording on my blog:

http://dx-kh.cz/2019/05/22/unid-4930-khz-jizni-amerika/

The station was not on the air since that night but last night when I had a carrier on 4930 kHz but much weaker than before. No modulation heard (Karel Honzik, 22 May, RealDX via DXLD)

I suggest he says "Radio Sur Andina Sicuani". Don´t know what station that could be, though. 73 (Torolf Johnsson, Sweden, May 22, ibid.)

Bingo! 

https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?id=646449902472338&story_fbid=646509395799722

73, (Mauno Ritola, Finland, May 22, ibid.)

Torolf, now it is obvious that they say “Radio Norandina [sic] Sicuani”, but first someone has to come and suggest it  :-) - thanks, Torolf!

Mauno, thanks for your link to FB where the inauguration is announced.

I am glad that I could discover this new station on the day when they went unexpectedly on the air. So the two “Future Plan” stations from Cusco (60mb) are still to come (Karel, ibid.)

Congratulations for a new station. The call for Radio Sur Andina is OAW7M. 73 (Fredrik Dourén, ibid.)

Fredrik, thank you very much ! (Karel, ibid.)

UNID on 4930 kHz - Peru? --- Part 3 CORRECTION

Of course it is “Sur Andina” (not Norandina), I am still excited of that discovery  :-) (Karel, ibid.)

http://dx-kh.cz/2019/05/22/radio-sur-andina-sicuani-4930-khz-peru/

Radio Sur Andina, Sicuani 4930 kHz (Peru)

Publikováno 22.5.2019 | Autor: karelhonzik 

Překvapivý objev neznámé stanice na kmitočtu 4930 kHz jsem udělal 19.5. po půlnoci. Nikde jsem o ní nenašel žádnou informaci. Ani v žádném DX médiu se zpráva o nové stanici neobjevila. Možná to bylo proto, že stanice byla hodně slabá a byla dobře schována, ba přímo nalepena, na boku silné utility stanice, která vysílá těsně nad 4930 kHz a neustále tam silně vrčí.

Až po 4 dnech jsem zjistil, že se jedná o úplně novou stanici z Peru a že začala vysílat v den, kdy jsem ji zachytil. Je to Radio Sur Andina, Sicuani z jižní části Peru. Vysílá z města Sicuani v regionu Cusco. Má registrační značku OAW7M. Kvůli zahájení vysílání v tropickém pásmu 60 metrů si založili facebookový profil a na něm je video ze slavnostního zahájení vysílání.

Typická pro tuto stanici je zkreslená modulace, jakoby nosná vlna rychle kmitala v rozmezí několik Hertzů sem a tam. Na spektru je nosná vlna poměrně široká, takže to tak asi bude. Pamatuji, že před několika lety jsem slyšel přesně stejně zkreslenou modulaci u jedné stanice z Peru na středních vlnách. Výkon vysílače není zatím znám, ale nebude asi vyšší než 1 kW.

Nahrávku pro tento blog jsem vybral z více než hodinu dlouhé pracovní nahrávky, kterou jsem pořídil mezi 0034 – 0139 UTC, kdy stanice najednou skončila bez jakéhokoliv odhlášení. Na pracovní nahrávce mám několik identifikací, tu nejvíce srozumitelnou jsem dal sem. V minutě 01:16 slyšíme ID: „Radio Sur Andina, Sicuani – onda corta tropical“.

Audio přehrávač 00:29 01:26

Použitím šipek nahoru/dolů zvýšíte nebo snížíte úroveň hlasitosti.

Nahrávka je z 19.5.2019 a je sestříhána ze tří částí nahraných v době mezi 0034 – 0139 UTC.

Aby byla ID srozumitelnější, dal jsem sem ještě jednu nahrávku ze záznamu na Facebooku. Tam slyšíme ohlášení: „Radio Sur Andina, Sicuani – onda corta tropical / Son las 4 con 36 minutos“ (Radio Sur Andina, Sicuani – krátká tropická vlna / Jsou 4 hodiny a 36 minut):

Audio přehrávač 00:00 00:00

Použitím šipek nahoru/dolů zvýšíte nebo snížíte úroveň hlasitosti.

Na obrázcích dole je poloha Sicuani na mapě Jižní Ameriky, děti z regionu Cusco a město Sicuani v jižní části pohoří And.

      

Autor: karelhonzik -- QTH: Amberg, Germany (close to border Germany-Czechia) Receiver: Perseus SDR Antennas: various beverages and loops

Zobrazit všechny příspěvky, jejichž autorem je karelhonzik → 

(via DXLD)

The disgraced FB link above shows a poster only:

Radio Sur Andina May 17 at 5:05 PM 

``en breve inauguramos...

Radio Sur Andina - OCT 4930 KHz

Jr. 2 de Mayo #856 Sicuani``

over background of balloons. OCT means onda corta tropical, not Octubre (Glenn Hauser, WORLD OF RADIO 1983, DXLD)

** PERU. 4940, May 14, -2305*, Radio San Antonio, Peru was active last night. Heard until 2305 s/off (Karel Honzic via RealDX, SW Bulletin May 19 via DXLD)