Listener’s Notebook, December 1998 (pt. 3)
November-December 1998, Part 3
Contents
- AFGHANISTAN
- ALBANIA
- ALGERIA
- ANGOLA
- ARGENTINA
- AUSTRIA
- AZERBAIJAN
- BANGLADESH
- BELARUS
- BELGIUM
- BHUTAN
- BOLIVIA
- BRASIL
- BULGARIA
- CAMBODIA
- CANADA
- CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
- CHINA
- CHINA – TAIWAN
- CLANDESTINE – LATIN AMERICA
- CLANDESTINE – MIDEAST
- CONGO
- COSTA RICA
- CROATIA
- CZECH REPUBLIC
- DENMARK
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
- ECUADOR
- EGYPT
- EQUATORIAL GUINEA
- ERITREA
- ETHIOPIA
- FRANCE
- GEORGIA
- GERMANY
- GREECE
- GUAM
- GUINEA
- GUYANA
- HUNGARY
- ICELAND
- INDIA
- INDONESIA
- IRAN
- IRAQ
- ITALY
- JAPAN
- JORDAN
- KAZAKHSTAN
- KENYA
- KOREA – NORTH
- KUWAIT
- KYRGYZSTAN
- LAOS
- LIBERIA
- LIBYA
- MALAWI
- MALAYSIA
- MEXICO
- MOLDOVA
- MONACO
- MONGOLIA
- MOROCCO
- MOZAMBIQUE
- MYANMAR
- NAMIBIA
- NEPAL
- NETHERLANDS
- NEW ZEALAND
- NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
- NORWAY
- OMAN
- PAKISTAN
- PALAU
- PAPUA NEW GUINEA
- PARAGUAY
- PERU
- PHILIPPINES
- POLAND
- QATAR
- ROMANIA
- RUSSIA
- RWANDA
- SAUDI ARABIA
- SEYCHELLES
- SLOVAKIA
- SOLOMON ISLANDS
- SOMALIA
- SOUTH AFRICA
- SPAIN
- SRI LANKA
- SWAZILAND
- SWEDEN
- SWITZERLAND
- SYRIA
- TAJIKISTAN
- TANZANIA
- THAILAND
- TUNISIA
- TURKEY
- TURKMENISTAN
- UKRAINE
- UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
- UNITED KINGDOM [Canada]
- UNITED STATES
- URUGUAY
- UZBEKISTAN
- VATICAN CITY STATE
- VENEZUELA
- VIETNAM
- YEMEN
- RADIO FREE IRAQ
- UNIDENTIFIED
- RAMADAN
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MALAWI
MBC Radio Malawi has not been heard on SW for the past few days. (17-Oct/Vaghjee-MAU)
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MALAYSIA
A check on dom stations in Peninsular Malaysia, with several recent changes of IDs for RTM networks:
Ch 1 in My 24h on 5965 (usu with low audio level and buzz or hum on both sidebands). Ann: ‘Radio Malaysia Saluran Satu’. Channel 4 in English 24h on 7295. Ann: ‘Radio Malaysia Channel Four’. Channel 5 in Ch 24h. Ann: ‘Malaixiya Guangbo Diantai Di Wu Pindao’. ?Channel 6 in Tamil 24h on 4845. Assume this announces as ‘Channel 6’ in Tamil. Channel 7 (local afternoon-1300) and Channel 8 (0400-local afternoon) on 6025 only in Malay and Orang Asli langs. Ann: ‘Radio Malaysia Saluran Tujuh/Lapan’.
Music Channel in My/En 24h. Ann: ‘Radio Malaysia Saluran Muzik’. Suara Islam (Voice of Islam) 1400-1600 on 6026, 6175 and 9750.
RTM Sabah 5979 and RTM Sarawak via Kuching 4895/7270 and Sibu 5005/6050 are ll well heard here, but I have been unable to trace Kuching 5030, Miri 6060 and Kuching 7130 despite several attempts, tentatively suspect that at least the first two of these frequencies may now be inactive. (22-Oct/Davies-MLA/BC- DX/Bueschel-GER)
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MEXICO
4800.7 Radio XERTA noted at 0918 in Spanish with nonstop Mexican music, canned ID at 0927 “..banda internacional de 60 metros, 4800 kHz, X-E-R-T-A…” no mention of “Radio Transcontinental,” back into nonstop mx to past 0940. Fair at best. (25-Nov/Quaglieri-NY)
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MOLDOVA
7520 R Moldova Int., Oct 25, 0510 strong signal but oh! That transmitter hum! Underneath, barely distinguishable English program surely they know about this colossal problem. (Ormandy) [So why don’t they do something about it, huh? HvB] They surely want to do something about it, but they don’t have the power to do so. I had regular correspondence with Radio Moldova a while back. The only thing they can do is pass on complaints to the Romanians, but it’s Romania who apperantly refuses to use a better transmitter for RMI’s broadcasts. (Schaay-HOL/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN) [Audio analysis of the horrible signal reveals sharp spikes of hum at 50, 100, 150 and 200 Hz, which would indicate faulty regulation of the transmitter’s power supply. – AQ]
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MONACO
TWR Monte Carlo:
| 0745-0935 | English | 9870 Fr |
| 0745-0950 | English | 9870 Sa |
| 0755-0920 | English | 9870 Su-Th |
| 0930-0945 | German | 7160 9795 Su-Fr |
| 0930-1015 | German | 7160 9795 Sa |
| 1330-1345 | Croatian | 7255 Fr/Sa |
| 1330-1345 | Serbian | 7255 We |
| 1330-1415 | Croatian | 7255 Su/Mo/Tu/Th |
| 1345-1415 | Croatian | 7255 We |
| 1345-1415 | Macedonian | 7255 Sa |
| 1345-1415 | Slovenian | 7255 Fr |
| 1415-1430 | German | 7160 9795 Fr |
| 1430-1500 | German | 7160 9795 |
| 1515-1530 | Slovak | 7355 Tu/Fr/Sa |
| 1515-1600 | Czech | 7355 Su/Mo/We/Th |
| 1530-1600 | Czech | 7355 Tu |
| 1601-1616 | Hungarian | 7340 Sa |
| 1601-1631 | Hungarian | 7340 Su-Fr |
| 1900-1915 | Russian | 9705 Su |
| 1900-1945 | Russian | 9705 Tu-Sa |
| 1915-1945 | Belorus | 9705 Su |
(2-Oct/MIDXB/Brazhnikov-RUS)
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MONGOLIA
Voice of Mongolia schedule Sep 28-Mar 28:
| 0830-0900 | Russian | 12015 |
| 0900-0930 | Japanese | 12085 |
| 0930-1000 | Mongolian | 12085 |
| 1000-1030 | Chinese | 12085 |
| 1030-1100 | Japanese | 12085 |
| 1130-1200 | Mongolian | 12085 |
| 1200-1230 | Chinese | 12085 |
| 1230-1300 | English | 12085 |
| 1300-1330 | Russian | 12015 |
| 1330-1400 | Japanese | 12085 |
| 1430-1500 | Chinese | 11790 12085 |
| 1500-1530 | English | 11790 12085 |
| 2000-2030 | Russian | 11790 12085 (poss. only 11790) |
| 2030-2100 | English | 11790 12085 |
(21-Oct/Brazhnikov-RUS/WWDXC TopNews/Bueschel-GER)
4850 Radiostation Khekh Tangar, 0107-0145, is on the air again, noted with non-stop western pop and rock music, advertising at 0140-0145 followed by jingle with ID in Mongolian and English (“Blue Sky”) and more music. 4850 is only SW freq. for Mongolia – Radiostation Khekh Tanghar (Blue Sky), 2200-1500, broadcasting here since April 15,1994, in Mongolian. I have QSL letter from this station, v/s Director, A. Buidakhmet. But on Oct 5, from 1350 till s/off at 1455 there was noted domestic service – Raadio Ulaanbaatar with clear ID at 1400, //LW 227 kHz. Cochannel QRM due to Uzbek R. and CNR. (9-Oct/Brazhnikov- RUS/DSWCI DX-Window/Pedersen-DEN)
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MOROCCO
RTVM, B98 via “Morocco” transmitters, Arabic: 0000-0500 11920, 1100-1500 15335, 2200-0000 15335. I am unclear as to whether Tangier or Briech is the site. (EDXP/Padula-AUS)
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MOZAMBIQUE
3210 Radio Nacional, Maputo, 1800, returned to the air on after more than a year off the air on this frequency; good signal at, ID as “Radio Nacional Mozambique” (5- Oct/Vaghjee-MAU/DSWCI DX-Window/Pedersen-DEN) 3210.1, UNID, weak signal with quite some static noise. African sounding music and M speaker in presumed Portuguese. Possibly Mozambique. (5-Oct/Veldhuis-HOL)[Likely, Mark – AQ]
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MYANMAR
R. Myanmar, 4725 & 5985 noted from around 1115 fade-in with Burmese, different progrs. (2-Oct/Padula- AUS/EDXP/BC-DX/Bueschel-GER) Radio Myanmar f/in around 1415 on v5985 (Oct 26), clear channel. Until 1430 Burmese, then IS, ID and px in En. 1453 open carrier and 1457 IS of Radio Tirana-ALB. [observed on v5985.85] (26-Oct/Volk-GER/BC- DX/Bueschel-GER)
5973 Myawadi Broadcasting Station in Burmese 1200-1300, again 1430-1530 UTC causing heterodyne to BBC. A regular in Colombo. (22-Nov/Goonetilleke-SRI)
5985.85 Radio Myanmar, 1340, M and W speakers in Bamar, at 1358 local hsiang waing music with drums called pat waing and a circular rank of small bulbed bronze gongs called kyi waing, followed by M speaker in Bamar at 1400. Not // 4725. (21-Nov/van Rooy/DSWCI DX-Window/van den Boogert- HOL)
[non] Democratic Voice of Burma in Burmese to Myanmar:
| 1245-1345 | 13820-Dushanbe 15330-Jülich |
| 1430-1455 | 11850-Kvitsoe 13820-Dushanbe 15635-Jülich |
(17-Oct/DVB/WWDXC TopNews/Bueschel-GER) Both programs should test also on either 5910, 5945 and 7490 from unknown location. (CRW/WWDXC TopNews/Bueschel-GER)
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NAMIBIA
6060 NBC Windhoek, 1535-1600, English. Magazine program. Swaziland electoral system explained. Security arrangements at Zimbabwian Universities which re-open Monday. (22-Oct/Clemitson/DSWCI DX Window/Petersen-DEN)
6175 NBC Windhoek, 1410-1430, Afrikaans. Talk program. A Mr. VdMerwe discussing the survival habits of Baboons in times of drought, and other wild life issues. Signal was lost under QRM at 1530. (20-Oct/Clemitson/DSWCI DX Window/Petersen-DEN)
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NEPAL
5005.3 Radio Nepal, 0030, VN, ID, reports, trad-mx (8- Nov/Schneeberger/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN) Who knows the correct shortwave transmitter-site location of R. Nepal? WRTH 98, TBS and Tropenbandliste are saying Khumaltar; PWBR says Harriharpur; and Klingenfuss Shortwave Frequency guide says Pokhara during winter monthsand Bardibas during the summer. Maybe they have a mobile transmitter :-) (Schotmans/HC-DX/DSWCI DX-Window/van den Boogert-TAI)
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NETHERLANDS
Radio Netherlands B98:
| 0000-0030 | Spanish | 15315B 9895B |
| 0130-0225 | Dutch | 15315B 9895B 6165B 6020F |
| 0230-0425 | Spanish | 9590B 6165B |
| 0330-0425 | Dutch | 15560M 9860M |
| 0430-0525 | English | 9590B 6165B |
| 0530-0625 | Dutch | 9715B 6165B |
| 0600-0700 | Dutch | 9895F 7130F 6020F 5955F |
| 0700-0800 | Dutch | 11655B 9720B |
| 0700-0900 | Dutch | 11935F 9895F 5955F |
| 0900-1100 | Dutch | 9895F 5955F |
| 0930-1015 | Dutch-Carib | 6020B MoSa |
| 0930-1125 | English | 12065I 9820B 7260P |
| 1030-1125 | Dutch | 21480M 17580M 9720B |
| 1100-1300 | Dutch | 13700F 9895F 5955F |
| 1130-1155 | Spanish | 15255B 9715B 6020B |
| 1130-1325 | English | 9855W 6045J |
| 1130-1325 | Indonesian | 21480M 17580M 11690S |
| 1200-1225 | Spanish | 9715B 6020B |
| 1300-1700 | Dutch | 9895F 5955F |
| 1330-1425 | Dutch | 15585M 13700F 7375P 5930P |
| 1430-1625 | English | 15585M 13755T 12090M |
| 1630-1725 | Dutch | 11655M 6020M |
| 1700-1800 | Dutch | 13700F 9895F 5955F |
| 1730-1830 | English | 9605M 6020M |
| 1830-1925 | Dutch | 21590B 17605B 13700F 11695F |
| 1830-2025 | English | 15315B 11655F 9895F 9605M 6020M |
| 2030-2125 | Dutch | 17605B 15315B 11655M 9895F 7120M 6020F 6015M 5835C |
| 2130-2225 | Dutch | 15315B 11730B 9895F 6020F |
| 2130-2225 | Dutch-Carib | 6030B |
| 2130-2325 | Indonesian | 9590M 7285M 6120S (from 2230) |
| 2230-2325 | Spanish | 15315B 11730B 11715F 9895F |
| 2325-0000 | Spanish | 15315B 9895F |
| 2330-0025 | Dutch | 15560P 12090M 9590S |
| 2330-0125 | English | 9845B 6165B |
B=Bonaire C=Moscow G=Wolvertem I=Irkutsk J=Juelich M=Madagascar P=Petropavlovsk K. S=Singapore T=Tashkent W=Wertachtal (BBCM)
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NEW ZEALAND
Radio New Zealand International revised as of 30- November:
| 1650-1951 | 11675 Mo-Fr |
| 1855-1958 | 11675 Sa-Su |
| 1952-0705 | 17675 Su-Th |
| 1959-0705 | 17675 Fr/Sa |
| 0706-1015 | 9700 Mo-Fr |
| 0706-1015 | 9700 Sa/Su |
| 1015-1205 | 9700 occ. sports |
| 1206-1650 | 6105 occ. sports |
(Sainsbury-RNZI)
B98 sked for Radio Reading Service: ZLXA 3935 24-hrs, 7290 1900-0500. Reports sought to PO Box 360, Levin 5500, with return postage. (EDXP/Padula-AUS)
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NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
KFBS/FEBC Saipan:
| 0800-0830 | Banjar | 15380 |
| 0830-0900 | Gorontalo | 15380 |
| 0855-1100 | Russian | 11650 |
| 0900-0930 | Makasar | 15380 |
| 0930-1000 | Bugis | 15380 |
| 0955-1600 | Mandarin | 9495 |
| 1000-1030 | Sundanese | 15380 |
| 1030-1100 | Javanese | 15380 |
| 1100-1115 | Mongolian, chi. | 11650 |
| 1100-1230 | Indonesian | 15380 |
| 1115-1130 | Mongolian, halh | 11650 |
| 1130-1145 | Russian | 11650 Mo-Sa |
| 1130-1145 | Ukrainian | 11650 Su |
| 1145-1400 | Russian | 11650 |
| 1230-1300 | Malay | 15380 |
| 1300-1400 | Vietnamese | 9670 |
| 1400-1430 | Koho | 9670 Su |
| 1400-1430 | Vietnamese | 9670 Mo/Tu/Th/Fr/Sa |
| 1400-1430 | White Hmong | 9670 We |
| 1400-1530 | Russian | 9465 |
| 1430-1530 | Burmese | 9670 |
| 1530-1545 | Kirghiz | 9465 Fr-Sa |
| 1530-1545 | Russian | 9465 Su/Tu/We |
| 1530-1545 | Udmurt | 9465 Su |
| 1530-1545 | Uzbek | 9465 Th |
| 1530-1600 | Udmurt | 9465 Su |
| 1530-1600 | Ukrainian | 9465 Mo |
| 1545-1600 | German | 9465 Tu-We |
| 1545-1600 | Kazakh | 9465 Fr-Sa |
| 1545-1600 | Osetin | 9465 Th |
| 1545-1600 | Russian | 9465 Su |
| 1600-1615 | Uighur | 9495 |
| 1600-1800 | Russian | 9465 |
| 1615-1630 | Kazakh | 9495 Tu-We |
| 1615-1630 | Kirghiz | 9495 Th-Fr |
| 1615-1630 | Osetin | 9495 Mo |
| 1615-1630 | Uzbek | 9495 Sa/Su |
| 1800-1830 | Russian | 9465 Su/Mo/Tu/We/Th/Sa |
| 1800-1830 | Ukrainian | 9465 Fr |
| 1830-1845 | German | 9465 Su |
| 1830-1845 | Russian | 9465 Tu/Th/Sa |
| 1830-1845 | Ukrainian | 9465 Fr |
| 1830-1900 | English | 9465 We |
| 1830-1900 | Romanian | 9465 Mo |
| 1845-1900 | German | 9465 Su/Fr |
| 1845-1900 | Russian | 9465 Th |
| 1845-1900 | Ukrainian | 9465 Tu/Sa |
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NORWAY
This note from Olav M. Grimdalen, Frequency Manager of Radio Norway International: First of all I like to express my sympathy to all of RNI listeners that no longer will receive “Norway No.” I have done whatever I can to get the support to continue, but in vain. It is a sad business that NRK now has chosen to stop sending the English program. Anyway the show must go on.
I am enclosing our schedule starting from 25 October to 27 March 1999. Even if you do not understand Norwegian I personally would like to receive listeners report over E:mail. Preferable from South East Asia and Western North America Far East and the Middle East. Thank you very much for you that take the time to inform me of how the frequency I have chosen are working.
| 0000-0100 | 9935 9945 |
| 0100-0200 | 7465 7545 9945 |
| 0200-0300 | 7465 7545 9945 |
| 0300-0400 | 7545 7565 9945 |
| 0400-0500 | 7545 7560 9940 |
| 0500-0600 | 7440 7480 |
| 0600-0700 | 5965 7180 9590 13800 |
| 0700-0800 | 7180 9590 18950 |
| 0800-0900 | 13800 15175 |
| 0900-1000 | 13800 15175 |
| 1000-1100 | 13800 18950 |
| 1100-1200 | 13800 18950 |
| 1200-1300 | 9910 18950 21725 |
| 1300-1400 | 9590 9910 18950 21725 |
| 1400-1500 | 15705 18950 |
| 1500-1600 | 13790 13800 15705 |
| 1600-1700 | 9590 13800 15705 |
| 1700-1800 | 7485 11895 15705 18950 |
| 1800-1900 | 5960 7485 15705 18950 |
| 1900-2000 | 7485 9935 13800 15705 |
| 2000-2100 | 7580 7560 15705 |
| 2100-2200 | 7580 9945 |
| 2200-2300 | 9415 9925 |
| 2300-2400 | 9415 9935 9945 |
(Grimalden-NRK)
OMAN
R. Oman current observed schedule:
| 0200-0400 | 6085 7120 7230 |
| 0400-0600 | 7230 9515 11890 |
| 0600-0800 | 13620 |
| 0800-1200 | 13620 17630 |
| 1200-1300 | 7230 13620 17630 |
| 1300-1400 | 7230 13620 15140 |
| 1400-1600 | 7230 15140 15375 |
| 1600-1800 | 7230 11805 15375 |
| 1800-1900 | 7230 11805 11890 |
| 1900-2130 | 7230 9735 11890 |
(12-13-Nov/Timofeyev-RUS/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
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PAKISTAN
HOME SERVICE SCHEDULES:
| 0045-0345 | 4790e Fr |
|
| 0045-0435 | 4790e Sa-Th |
|
| 0100-0102 | Urdu | 6070d |
| 0200-0225 | Urdu | 6070d |
| 0230-0245 | SSN | 6070d |
| 0300-0310 | English nx | 6070d |
| 0330-0430 | Balti HS | 7200a |
| 0400-0404 | Urdu | 9645d |
| 0445-0545 | Sheena HS | 7200a |
| 0500-0504 | English nx | 9645d |
| 0600-0604 | Urdu reg nx | 9645d |
| 0600-0604 | Urdu nx | 7110c |
| 0604-0800 | Rawalpindi pgm | 7110c |
| 0700-0704 | Punjabi regional nx | |
| 0700-0704 | Punjabi | 9645d |
| 0800-0804 | Sindhi | 9645d |
| 0800-1115 | Islamabad pgm | 7110c |
| 0800-0804 | Sindhi regional nx |
|
| 0900-0904 | Pushtu regional nx |
|
| 1000-1004 | Urdu nx |
|
| 1100-1104 | English nx |
|
| 0800-1215 | 7265e Sa-Th |
|
| 0900-0930 | Indonesian | 11835d |
| 0900-1215 | 7265e Fr |
|
| 1000-1030 | Tamil | 11835d |
| 1100-1104 | English | 11835d |
| 1200-1210 | Urdu nx | 9645d |
| 1200-1805 | 4790e |
|
| 1230-1300 | Kashmiri | 9645d |
| 1300-1304 | Urdu HS | 6180a |
| 1302-1309 | Punjabi reg nx | 9645d |
| 1304-1316 | Pushto HS | 6180a |
| 1309-1316 | Sindhi reg nx | 9645d |
| 1323-1600 | Pushto HS | 6180a |
| 1400-1414 | English nx/mx | 9645d |
| 1414-1422 | Balti HS | 5045b |
| 1422-1430 | Sheena HS | 5045b |
| 1500-1530 | Urdu nx | 9645d |
| 1600-1630 | EE SSN | 7230d |
| 1615-1700 | Aaina HA | 7310a |
| 1700-1715 | Urdu/Pasmanzar | 7230d |
| 1730-1800 | Turkish | 7230d |
a=API2 100kW b=API3 100 kW c=API4 100kW d=API7 10 kW link services from Islamabad e=API8 100 kW Rawalpindi III
REGIONAL SERVICES:
Quetta 10kW
| 0045-0345 | 5025 Fr |
| 0045-0404 | 5025 Sa-Th |
| 0400-0820 | 7155 Fr |
| 0600-1145 | 7155 Sa |
| 1000-1145 | 7155 |
| 1200-1805 | 5025 |
Peshawar 10kW
6140 1100-1400. (1-Nov/Green-UK/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
3663.7v Azad Kashmir R. 0104 Unaccompanied singing that sounded very much like Gregorian chant, with solo man alternating with unison chorus of men; man in subcontinental language (Urdu?) from 0109. Drifted slowly down to 3663.5 by 0112, then sank beneath the waves and was gone by 0118. Very weak, though I was able to confirm // with stronger 4790.4. Only a tiny, slowly drifting het on subsequent evenings. I think this may be the first time I’ve ever heard the “real” (Kashmir-based) AKR from the East Coast. (8-Oct/Hill-MA)
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PALAU
KHBN Palau:
| 0700-0800 | 9965 9985 13840 15725 |
| 0800-1100 | 9955 9965 9985 13840 15725 |
| 1100-1300 | 9955 9965 9985 |
| 1300-1400 | 9955 9965 9985 13840 |
| 1400-1600 | 9955 9965 9985 |
| 1600-1800 | 9955 9965 |
| 1800-1900 | 9965 |
| 2100-2400 | 9985 |
| 2200-2400 | 9955 |
| 2200-2400 | 9965 |
(George Jacobs & Associates, Inc.)
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA
3315.00 Radio Manus, November 14, 1016-1030, In Pidgin with Top music chart count down. (14-Nov/Kecskes/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
3335.00 Radio East Sepik, 1029-1035, Pidgin with ID, Time checks, program info, PNG’s native drums and sing-sing music. (14-Nov/Kecskes/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
3345 Radio Northern, 1136, Back to back “Island Music.” ID and mentions of PNG by M announcer at 1145. Back to Island music with M chorals. (15-Nov/Rippel/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
3385 Radio East New Britain, 1155, Beautiful M chorals. ID by W and time check at 1151 into program announcements. (15-Nov/Rippel/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
4890 NBC Port Moresby, 1125, back on the air at usual good level with pop mx like Mary-Chapin Carpenter’s “Passionate Kisses,” announced by familiar M DJ. (19-Oct/Novello-NC) 1935 with easy listening songs and ID, 2000 news; quite good, best on LSB. (19-Oct/Liangas-GRC) Oct 20 first time heard in a long time @ 1100. An equipment failure? ID, news and px of US Pops. What was interesting was a series of ads which aired at 1130. The NBC were advertising for applicants to fill vacancies at the various regional broadcasting stations. I heard an ad for personnel for Radio Central and Eastern Highlands. (20-Oct/Rippel-VA/DSWCI DX Window/Petersen-DEN)
9675 NBC Port Moresby, 1230, using their alternate frequency today, with 4890 empty. Local version of “Mr. Moonlight,” Eddie Rabbitt, and Creedence Clearwater Revival songs. Big signal. Back on 4890 next day. (23-Oct/Novello-NC)
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PARAGUAY
ZP30, La Voz del Chaco – everything is ready for building the facilities for a SW service. HCJB would provide know-how and technical installations. The only remaining problem is that the authorities just do not issue licences for SW stations at the time. (Kuhl-GER/NU/Radio Nuevo Mundo/Rev. of International Broadcasting/Hauser-OK)
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PERU
3172.7 Radio Municipal (t), 0943, tent. propagation fair, but static preventing firm ID, news at 1000 and mention of Peru by W news reader, lots of pennywhistle instruments. Logged here only to advise others that it is still on. (13-Nov/Norrie/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
3235 Radio Luz y Sonido, with QSL card in 71 days, letter with a stations introduction, both signed by Pedro Martinez Tineo, Administrador, two postal-cards, a 100 Intis banknote, Address: Jiron Dos de Mayo No. 1286, Oficinas 308-309, Huanuco, Peru. (Monges/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
3250.77 Radio Comas, 0430-0456*, very nice Andean music (huaynos) in program “Folclore peruano por Comas AM. (5- Nov/Schmid/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
4563.73 Radio Uno, Chiclayo, 0941-1043, Andean music, TC’s and ID’s “Somos Radio Uno la Diferente…”, wildly swinging carrier frequency between 63.73 and 64.26. (22- Nov/Mohrmann/DSWCI DX-Window/van den Boogert-TAI)
4700.58 R. Origen, Huancavelica, 2345 Peruvian flutes and Andean vocals, M DJ, ID “…en Radio Origen” in passing 2352. (18-Nov/Novello-NC)
4748.29 R. Huanta 2000, Huanta, Ayacucho, 1058 noted in passing with ad string and ID by man, weak signal in rising noise. (14-Nov/Novello-NC)
4824.42 Radio La Voz de la Selva, Iquitos, *0954-1000 fair, s/on with salsa, then a canned ID “La Voz de la Selva, que buena voz” was announced. (21-Nov/TIN-JPN/Relampago DX)
4855.57 R. La Hora, Cuzco, 2320 excited man with live commentary of what sounded like a parade, numerous ID’s in passing. Good signal but faded considerably by 2345 or so. (5- Nov/Novello-NC)
4935 R. Tropical, Tarapoto, 1113 news being read by two M announcers taking turns, phoned-in reports from correspondents, numerous IDs in passing. (14- Nov/Novello-NC)
4950.15 R. Madre de Dios, Puerto Maldonado, Madre de Dios, 0032 tuned in just as M was giving a full ID: “….Radio Madre de Dios, una voz en el servicio del pueblo….”, and mentioning AM and FM frequency. Nice to get an instant ID on this one after other sessions of listening to the entire rosary. (19-Nov/Novello-NC)
4970.97 Radio Imagen, 0934-0950, program “El Tatu Tatu Madrugador” with chicha music. (3-Nov/TIN/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
5018.65 R. Horizonte, Chachapoyas, 0010 W DJ with pretty local flute-led stuff, very nice audio but splash from Rebelde-5025. 0049 canned ID, then into church remote. (6-Nov/Novello-NC)
5024.98 R. Quillabamba, Quillabamba, Cusco, 0115 presumed the one talking here with fair signal in Rebelde-5025’s absence. (6-Nov/Novello-NC)
5305.01 Radio La Inmaculada, 1120-1130, program “Alegre Despertar” with folklore nacional. ID “Ud. escucha a La Inmaculada, su radio.” (7-Nov/TIN/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
5522.23 Radio Sudamerica, Cutervo, 1057-1012 fair, no stop chicha songs until 1110. At 1110 ID “Usted escucha a Radio Sudamerica transmitiendo desde la Provincia de Cutervo, Cajamarca, Peru.” (21-Nov/TIN-JPN/Relampago DX)
5558.19 R. Lajas, Chota, Cajamarca, 0002 M harmony group vocals with rustic guitars, into comunicados by man after ID 0004. (19-Nov/Novello-NC)
5677.98 Radio Ilucan, 0348*, caught their sign off announcement. Very strong, excellent signal. (13-Nov/Mohrmann/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
5760.2 Radio Sorocucho 1015-1050 New station from Sorocucho, Pvcia de Celendin, Dpto de Cajamarca. 5 de la madrugada con 20 minutos la hora que te informa tu nueva Radio Sorocucho, ahora amigos con la mejor musica en esta manana, hoy domingo 25 de octubre del ano 1998… En la Radio Sorocucho la buena radio , la radio en la onda corta en los 5305 Khz… Noted nominal frequency 5305 Khz, maybe that station is the reported by TIN. (25-Oct/Rodriguez-COL/Rev. of International Broadcasting/Hauser-OK)
5949.32 UNID OA station which had been first observed on 22/AUG/98, was heard again at 1113,with a religious programming in Spanish. Sometimes mentioned “Gloria Dios … ” According to “Latinoamerica DX” of Emilio P. Povr zenic, this outlet identified itself as “Proyeccion Cristiana” for the station name or program. Need more work. (21-Nov/TIN-JPN/Relampago DX)
5995.22 Radio Melodia, Arequipa, 0805-0830, romantic music, folk tunes, announcing “Melodia, Romantica!” (7- Nov/Phillips/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
6535.7 Radiodifusoras Huancabamba, 2335-2340, Spanish, musical interlude, talk, Huancabamba heard mid sentence. (23- Nov/Phillips/DSWCI DX-Window/van den Boogert-TAI)
6618.57 Radio Super Sensacion, Huancabamba, 1042-1045, poor modulation, playing huaynito criollo. (3-Nov/TIN/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
6674.8 Radio Impacto 1120-1200 React. freq. with new name Radio Impacto, ex- Radio Ondas del Rio Maranon. QTH is Jiron Amazonas No. 315 in Aramango, Pvcia de Bagua, Dpto de Amazonas, Peru. program: Variando los exitos. with Los Chaskis del Peru and El Comunero de los Andes. TC: Atraves de la Radio Impacto 6 de la manana con 25 minutos, 6 de la manana con 25 minutos en todo el territorio peruano… ID: Somos desde Aramanago Radio Impacto desde el Jiron Amazonas No. 315, en los 6675 Khz banda internacional de 49 metros… (25-Oct/Rodriguez- COL/Rev. of International Broadcasting/Hauser- OK)
6674.76 Radio Impacto, Aramango, 1024-1046, poor signal with QRM from a utility station. Playing many rustic OA folklores. At 1040 ID “Somos Radio Impacto Internacional y saludamos a toda la gente que nos escucha en Aramango y diferentes puntos de la Provincia de Bagua. Tambien saludos especiales para los oyentes de Rioja, Nueva Cajamarca, Naranjos, Tarapoto, Moyobamba, y todos ….. gracias por su amable sintonia.” (21-Nov/TIN- JPN/Relampago DX)
6690.06 Radio Estudio DW, Pardo Miguel Naranjos; 1024-1130 fair. Thanks to tip from Rafael Rodriguez & Henrik Klemetz in Colombia, I heard this station for the first time here in Tokyo. It was reported the first morning program was entitled as “Mananitas Campesinas” but the announcer said as follows: “Las 6 de la manana con 10 minutos, 6 de la manana con 10 minutos en sus estudios de su Radio DW. Trransmite Radio Estudio DW … a la hora de costumbre con el programa POR LAS RUTAS CAMPESINAS.” and also “Las 6 de la manana con 46 minutos, las 6 de la manana con 46 minutos … les esperamos en Buens Vista … en su sintonia de su program POR LAS RUTAS CAMPESINAS …en Radio Estudio DW.” (17-Oct/TIN- JPN/Relampago DX) 1046-1052 weak signal, huayno s & saludos. At 1052 ID “Estas con la primera, Estudio DW.” (21-Nov/TIN-JPN/Relampago DX)
6797.58 Radio Ondas del Rio Mayo, 1051-1055, a new version identification was heard as “OBX9N 1490 kHz onda media, OAX9Q 5045 kHz onda corta banda internacional. Es Radio Difusora Comercial Ondas del Rio Mayo con sus oficinas centrales en el Jiron Huallaga 348, Distrito Nueva Cajamarca, Provincia de Rioja, Republica del Peru”, then local advs. of some stores in Nueva Cajamarca. Interestingly, the station now announces its shortwave outlet as 5045 kHz with callsign OAX9Q instead of former nominal channel 6803 kHz. (3-Nov/TIN/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
7003.37 Radio La Voz de las Huarinjas, Huancabamba, 1118-1130 poor, program “Amanecer en los Andes”. (21-Nov/TIN- JPN/Relampago DX)
7040.61 Radio San Ignacio; 11130 fair under HAM QRMs. px “Amanecer Campesino” ID was frequently announced. (17-Oct/TIN-JPN/Relampago DX)
7745.8 Radio Cristal, San Hilarion, 2345-0005, Spanish, andean music with announcements by woman. (13- Nov/Schnitzer/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
9674.8 While looking/checking 9675 for PNG — which I didn’t find ! — I came across a LA stn using 9674.8. Splash fr VoA 9680 til 0700, then clear but weak. Vaguely relig mx like VozCristiana when first heard on Sep 29. All announcements in Spanish, so not likely to be Cancao Nova-Brz, could it be Radio del Pacifico in Peru on extended sched ? (19-Oct/Green-UK/BC-DX/Bueschel-GER)
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PHILIPPINES
FEBC Philippines:
| 0100-0300 | English | 15450 |
| 0115-0130 | Atsi | 15465 Th-Sa |
| 0115-0130 | Lushai | 15465 Su |
| 0115-0130 | Maru | 15465 Mo-We |
| 0130-0145 | Kuki | 15465 Fr-Su |
| 0130-0145 | Meithei | 15465 Mo-Th |
| 0145-0200 | Naga-ao | 15465 Sa/Su |
| 0200-0215 | Lushai | 15465 Sa |
| 0500-0900 | Mandarin | 15450 |
| 0800-0830 | Sasak | 12005 |
| 0830-0900 | Javanese | 12005 Su/Tu/Th/Sa |
| 0830-0900 | Sundanese | 12005 Mo/We/Fr |
| 0900-1000 | Indonesian | 12005 |
| 0900-1600 | Mandarin | 9405 |
| 0915-0945 | Komering | 15095 Mo/We/Fr |
| 0915-0945 | Ogan | 15095 |
| 0930-1100 | English | 11635 |
| 0945-1015 | Batak, toba | 15095 |
| 1000-1030 | Amoy | 9475 |
| 1000-1030 | Minangkabau | 12005 |
| 1015-1045 | Malay | 15095 |
| 1030-1045 | Mien | 11610 |
| 1030-1100 | Swatow | 9475 |
| 1045-1100 | Khmu | 11610 |
| 1045-1115 | Aceh | 15095 |
| 1100-1130 | Blue Hmong | 11610 Th/Sa |
| 1100-1130 | White Hmong | 11610 Su/Mo/Tu/We/Fr |
| 1100-1230 | Cantonese | 9475 |
| 1115-1130 | Eastern cham 9795 We |
|
| 1115-1130 | Katu | 9795 Tu |
| 1115-1130 | Muong | 9795 Th |
| 1115-1130 | Nung | 9795 Mo |
| 1115-1130 | Stieng | 9795 Sa/Su |
| 1115-1145 | Bahnar | 9795 Fr |
| 1130-1145 | Black tai | 9795 Mo/Sa |
| 1130-1145 | Bru | 9795 Tu |
| 1130-1145 | Chru | 9795 We |
| 1130-1145 | Jeh | 9795 Th |
| 1130-1145 | Mon | 15095 |
| 1130-1200 | Chrau | 9795 Su |
| 1130-1200 | Lao | 11610 |
| 1145-1200 | Karen-sgaw | 15095 |
| 1145-1200 | Rengao | 9795 Th |
| 1145-1200 | Roglai | 9795 We |
| 1145-1200 | Sedang | 9795 Fr |
| 1145-1200 | Tho | 9795 Tu |
| 1145-1200 | White tai | 9795 Mo/Sa |
| 1200-1215 | Rawang | 15095 |
| 1200-1300 | Khmer | 11610 |
| 1200-1300 | Vietnamese | 9795 |
| 1215-1230 | Lisu | 15095 |
| 1230-1345 | Burmese | 15095 |
| 1230-1600 | Mandarin | 9475 |
| 1300-1315 | Hre | 9795 Tu |
| 1300-1315 | Koho | 9795 Mo |
| 1300-1330 | Jarai | 9795 Fr |
| 1300-1330 | Koho | 9795 Su/Th |
| 1300-1330 | Rade | 9795 We/Sa |
| 1315-1330 | Hre | 9795 Tu |
| 1315-1330 | Mnong | 9795 Mo |
| 1330-1345 | Jingpo | 9795 |
| 1345-1400 | Chin, daai | 15095 |
| 1345-1400 | Mien | 9795 |
| 1400-1415 | Karen-pwo | 15095 Mo/Sa |
| 1400-1415 | Palaung, pale | 15095 Mo-Fr |
| 1400-1600 | English | 11995 |
| 1415-1430 | Chin-haka | 15095 Mo-We |
| 1415-1430 | Chin-tidim | 15095 Th-Sa |
| 1415-1430 | Lushai | 15095 Su |
| 2200-2400 | Mandarin | 9405 |
| 2230-2300 | Lao | 9875 |
| 2230-2315 | Khmer | 9495 |
| 2230-2330 | Indonesian | 9780 |
| 2300-2315 | Akha | 11650 Sa/Su |
| 2300-2330 | Blue Hmong | 9875 Th/Sa |
| 2300-2330 | White Hmong | 9875 Su/Mo/Tu/We/Fr |
| 2315-0015 | Vietnamese | 9495 |
| 2315-2330 | Lahu | 11650 |
| 2330-0115 | Burmese | 15465 |
| 2330-2345 | Wa | 11650 |
| 2345-0030 | Shan | 15520 |
R. Pilipinas, B98: All via Tinang – English and Filipino 0230-0330 15120 15270 11805, 0330-0400 17730 15330 13770. (Padula-AUS/EDXP)
11730 Radyo Pilipinas, 1900, Filipino, ID, politics and news. 35454. I think this is a new frequency on a clear channel. (9- Nov/Schneeberger/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN) Both Klingenfuss ’98 and the latest ILG database list them here in English, 1730-1930. – Veldhuis.
11890 Radio Pilipinas, 1804, program in Filipino (14- Nov/Mendez/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
DZRM Quezon City is listed on 9616 (yes, 9616) for B98 in the ITU’s Tentative HF Broadcasting Schedule, with 3 kW, 2100-1500, non-directional. (Padula-AUS/EDXP)
Further info from a QSL letter: Call sign: DUR2 Power: 250 Watts Transmitter: modified BC-610 US Army Signal Corps Antenna: 2dB bi- directional quad loop antenna directed north and south. Antenna/transmitter location: Marulas, Valenzuela, Metro Manila Programming: relays DZRB Radyo ng Bayan 738 kHz or DZRM Radyo Manila 1278 kHz. (van den Boogert-TWN)
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POLAND
B98 schedule Polish Radio Warsaw:
| 1100-1129 | Czech | 5995 7285 |
| 1130-1159 | Polish | 5995 7285 |
| 1200-1225 | Polish | 7270 7285 |
| 1200-1229 | Russian | 7305 9540 |
| 1230-1255 | Belorussian | 5995 7285 |
| 1230-1259 | German | 6095 9525 |
| 1300-1359 | English | 6095 7270 9525 11830 |
| 1400-1425 | Lithuanian 6095 7305 |
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| 1400-1429 | Russian | 7285 9525 |
| 1430-1459 | Spanish | 7285 7305 |
| 1430-1525 | Belorussian | 5995 7275 |
| 1500-1525 | German | 6095 7305 Mo-Sa |
| 1500-1525 | German | 7305 Su |
| 1500-1529 | Slovak | 6095 Su |
| 1530-1555 | Ukrainian | 6110 7285 |
| 1530-1559 | Russian | 6095 7275 |
| 1600-1625 | Lithuanian | 6035 7180 |
| 1600-1629 | German | 6000 7270 |
| 1630-1655 | Ukrainian | 6095 7180 |
| 1630-1729 | Polish | 6000 7285 |
| 1700-1725 | Czech | 6095 7215 |
| 1730-1759 | German | 6000 6095 6260 7280 |
| 1800-1855 | Belorussian | 6260 7180 |
| 1800-1859 | English | 6095 7285 |
| 1900-1925 | Russian | 6000 7180 |
| 1900-1929 | Spanish | 6095 7205 |
| 1930-1959 | Ukrainian | 6000 6115 7205 7270 |
| 2000-2025 | Russian | 6085 6115 7215 7270 |
| 2030-2129 | English | 6035 6095 7285 9525 |
| 2130-2155 | Spanish | 6035 6095 7270 7330 |
| 2200-2259 | Polish | 6035 6095 7270 |
(6-Nov/Padula-AUS/EDXP/BC-DX/Bueschel-GER)
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QATAR
Qatar Broadcasting Service (QBS), Doha, all broadcasts in Arabic:
| 0245-0705 | 9570 7210 |
| 0707-1305 | 11820 9570 |
| 1305-1705 | 11750 9570 |
| 1705-2130 | 11750-(alt) 9570 7210 |
(BBCM + Timofeyev-RUS/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
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ROMANIA
Some observations of Radio Romania Actualitati shortwave relays:
| 0500-0600 | 7225 9570 |
| 0600-0800 | 9570 11970 |
| 0800-1500 | 15105 17850 |
| 1500-1800 | 9570 11790 |
| 2000-0500 | 6040 7225 |
(12-13-Nov/Timofeyev-RUS/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
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RUSSIA
Voice of Russia, English schedule to 7-Mar-99:
| 0200-0300 | 12020 9875 9865 7180 |
| 0300-0400 | 12020 9875 9865 7180 5940 |
| 0400-0500 | 13640 12020 12000 9850 7180 7125 6065 5920 |
| 0400-0430 | 12060 |
| 0500-0600 | 13640 12020 12000 9850 7180 7125 6065 5920 |
| 0600-0700 | 21790 17570 15525 15470 15460 |
| 0700-0800 | 21790 17570 17495 15525 15470 15460 |
| 0800-0900 | 21790 17495 15525 15470 9905 |
| 0900-1000 | 17495 15525 15470 9905 |
| 1500-1600 | 11500 9800 9775 7440 6030 |
| 1600-1700 | 9775 7210 6005 4975 4940 4730 |
| 1700-1800 | 9470 7305 |
| 1800-1900 | 9890 9480 7340 7305 5965 5940 |
| 1900-2000 | 9890 9775 9745 9480 7340 7310 7305 5965 5940 5920 |
| 2000-2100 | 9890 9480 7340 7300 5965 5940 |
From 7-Mar-99 thru 28-Mar-99:
| 0200-0300 | 15595 12020 9875 7180 |
| 0300-0400 | 15595 12020 9875 7250 7180 |
| 0400-0500 | 13640 12040 12020 12000 9875 9850 7180 7125 |
| 0500-0600 | 13640 12040 12020 12000 9875 9850 7180 7125 |
| 0600-0700 | 21790 17665 17570 15525 15460 |
| 0700-0800 | 21790 17665 17570 17495 15525 15460 |
| 0800-0900 | 21790 17665 17495 15525 9905 |
| 0900-1000 | 17665 17495 15525 9905 |
| 1500-1600 | 15550 11500 9710 9480 9475 |
| 1600-1700 | 12065 9475 7210 6005 4975 4940 4730 |
| 1700-1800 | 12065 9830 |
| 1800-1900 | 12065 12010 9890 9820 9785 7340 |
| 1900-2000 | 15470 12065 12010 9890 9820 9785 9475 7340 7310 5920 |
| 2000-2100 | 12070 12010 9890 9820 9785 7360 7340 |
(VOR website/Quaglieri-NY)
Radio Rossii SW relays: (tentative):
| 0000-0200 | 7220Y 9700I |
| 0200-0500 | 5910M 6110M 6115M 6125S 7220Y 7325T 7335P 7380M 9700I |
| 0530-0600 | 6110M 7220Y 7250M 7335P 9700I 9860M 11720T 11990S 12060M |
| 0600-0630 | 7220Y 7250M 7335P 9700I 9860M 11720T 11990S 12060M |
| 0630-0700 | 7220Y 7250M 7335P 9700I 9720M 9860M 11720T 11990S 12060M |
| 0700-0730 | 7220Y 7250M 9720M 9860M 11720T 11990S 12060M |
| 0730-0800 | 7220Y 7250M 7440I 9720M 9860M 11720T 11990S 12045P 12060M |
| 0830-1200 | 7220Y 7250M 7440I 9720M 11720T 11990S 12045P 13705M 15455M |
| 1200-1230 | 7220Y 7250M 7440I 9720M 12045P 13705M 15455M |
| 1230-1400 | 6125S 7145T 7220Y 7250M 7440I 9720M 12045P 13705M 15455M |
| 1400-1430 | 6125S 7145T 7220Y 7250M 7440I 9720M 13705M 15455M |
| 1430-1500 | 6125S 7145T 7220Y 7250M 7340P 7440I 9720M 13705M 15455M |
| 1500-1530 | 6125S 7145T 7220Y 7340P 7440I 13705M 15455M |
| 1530-1600 | 5910M 6060M 6125S 7145T 7220Y 7340P 7440I 12060M 13705M 15455M |
| 1600-1630 | 5985T 5910M 6060M 6125S 7220Y 7340P 12060M 13705M 15455M |
| 1630-1700 | 5895T 5910M 6060M 6125S 7220Y 7340P 12060M 13705M 15455M |
| 1700-1730 | 5895T 5910M 6060M 6125S 7220Y 7340P 12060M |
| 1730-1800 | 5895T 5910M 6060M 6125S 7170M 7220Y 7340P 12060M |
| 1800-1900 | 5895T 5910M 6060M 6125S 7170M 7340P 12060M |
| 1900-1930 | 5895T 5910M 6060M 6125S 7170M 7340P |
| 1930-2000 | 5895T 5910M 6045M 6060M 6125S 7170M 7340P |
| 2000-2200 | 5895T 5910M 6045M 6060M 6125S 7170M 7340P 7390I |
| 2200-2300 | 7220Y 7390I |
| 2300-2330 | 7220Y |
| 2330-2400 | 7220Y 9700I |
I=Irkutsk GPR-10 M=Moscow GPR-1 P=St. Petersburg GPR-2 S=Samara T=Tbilisskaya Oktyabrsky [Armavir] Krasnodar TCR-4 Y=Yekaterinburg YeRe (4-Oct/Rudnev-RUS/BC- DX/Bueschel-GER)
GPR-2 current frequency schedule (updated 5 November):
| 5920K | 1600-1800 | VOR German |
| 5920K | 1800-1900 | VOR Polish |
| 5920K | 1900-2000 | VOR English |
| 5950K | 1600-2000 | VOR German |
| 5975P | 1800-1845 | VOR Hungarian |
| 5975P | 1845-1930 | VOR Czech |
| 5975P | 1930-2000 | VOR Slovak |
| 5990P | 1830-2100 | R. Mayak |
| 6015K | 1400-2200 | R. Mayak |
| 6045P | 1430-1800 | R. Mayak |
| 7130P | 1600-1700 | CRI Arabic |
| 7130P | 1700-1800 | VOR Arabic |
| 7130P | 1800-1830 | CRI Persian |
| 7130P | 1830-2000 | VOR Arabic |
| 7290P | 1830-2100 | VOR French |
| 7310P | 0000-0100 | VOR Portuguese |
| 7310P | 0100-0300 | VOR Spanish |
| 7335P | 0200-0700 | R. Rossii |
| 7340P | 1430-2200 | R. Rossii |
| 7370P | 1600-1630 | VOR Albanian |
| 7370P | 1630-1800 | VOR Serb.-Croa. |
| 7370P | 1800-1900 | VOR Italian |
| 7370P | 1900-2100 | VOR French |
| 7400P | 0300-0700 | R. Mayak |
| 7440P | 0300-0600 | R. Mayak |
| 9840P | 1600-1700 | VOR Persian |
| 9840P | 1700-1800 | VOR Arabic |
| 9865P | 1700-2000 | VOR Arabic |
| 9890P | 0100-0200 | VOR Spanish |
| 9890P | 0200-0400 | VOR Russian |
| 9890P | 1800-2200 | VOR English |
| 11630P | 0630-1000 | R. Mayak |
| 11785P | 1030-1400 | R. Mayak |
| 11985P | 0730-1400 | R. Mayak |
| 12010K | 1000-1100 | VOR German |
| 12045P | 0730-1400 | R. Rossii |
K=Kaliningrad P=St. Petersburg (Timofeyev-RUS/Russian DX League RUS-DX/Klepov-RUS)
Current Radio Minsk schedule: 0200-0400 and 2000-2200 on 7105 and 7210. English service: Mo 0300, Tue 2030 and 2130, Wed 0300, Thu 2030 and 2130, Fri 0300, Sat 0300, Sun 0300.
German service: Wed 2030 and 2130, Thu 0300, Sat 2030 and 2130, Sun 0330, 2030 and 2130. (R. Minsk/Ludwig-GER)
4485 Radio Bashkortostan, Address : ul.Gafuri, 9/1, 450076 Ufa broadcasts its 1st Channel : Radio Bashkortostan + Radio Rossii in Bashkirian (60%), Russian (39.5%), Tatar (0.5%). Local programs: Mon-Fri 0200-0300, 0700-0900, 1300-1500; Sat 0200- 0900; Sun 0300-0900
4795 Buryatiya, Ulan-Ude. Local Programs + Radio Rossii 2100-1600 (irr 1800) (Brazhnikov/MIDXB/DSWCI DX Window/Petersen-DEN)
4860 Chita, Chitinskaya oblast has been off the air for few months. (Brazhnikov/MIDXB/DSWCI DX Window/Petersen- DEN)
5550.4 Radio Kyzyl, Republika Tuva (Siberia) – new on SW and possibly a feeder, 2220-2359*, local progr mostly in Tuvinian but also in Russian till 2300 and between 2310 and 2359 and Radio Rossii nx at 2300, ID and time ann in RR at 2310 as “Govorit Kyzyl, sem chasov desyat minut,” weather reports in Tuvinian/RR at 2255, 2311, 2355, final ann in two langs at 2359 incl in RR as “Peredacha iz Kyzyla okonchena” (=The bc from Kyzyl is ended) – fair to almost good with some QRM from utility stn, also on Sep 23 at 2330-2359*, by the way, you can find this stn in WRTH98 under “TU” in “Russia” (22- Sep/Timofeyev-RUS/DXW/BC-DX/Bueschel-GER) new 5550 Monitoring at 1000-1300. R. Rossii *1000-1010, then R. Kyzyl 1010-1042*, 1100-1301 R. Rossii with several pauses during transmission. Nothing at 1329. (10-Oct/Miroshnikov-RUS/NC- DX/Bueschel-GER) Latest check of R. Kyzyl shortwave transmissions is: *2322-approx.0130*, *1120-approx.1230* – all on 5550.3v, local program till 0000, 0010-0100 and till 1200 – other time with R. Rossii program //5290 (28-29-Oct/Timofeyev-RUS)
6095 R. Khanty-Mansiysk, 0100-0130, local IS, RS with usual morning progr “Yugorskaya parallel” incl various nx items, ID’s as “Radio Yugry” and local summer time ann (UTC +5h), another progr in local langs (Khanty and Mansy) at 1000. Fair, //4820. (30-Sep/Timofeyev-RUS/DXW/BC-DX/Bueschel-GER)
9489.75 R. Abkhazia, Sukhumi, *0329 Tuned around in the vicinity looking for a weak signal, then parked here for a moment; and got completely blown away by huge S9 carrier, IS thrice, and signon by W including “Govorit Sukhum” ID. Used electronic pop mx theme “Children” by Robert Miles, then into presumed nx by man. (18-Oct/Novello-NC)
Radio Vaticana uses now a CIS transmitter 1450-1610 on 11695 for Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam and English. (Lieberwirth/Ludwig/BC-DX/Bueschel-GER)
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RWANDA
6055 Radio Rwanda 2056 with music, after Slovakia off, announcements in French, then full French, English and vernacular ID into national anthem 2100, tone 2104, carrier off 30 seconds later. The ID includes all domestic frequencies, FM, as well. Good to very good signal. (3-Nov/Sundstrom-NJ)
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SAUDI ARABIA
BSKSA current observed schedule (Nov 12-13):
| 0000-0600 | MAP | 9870 |
| 0300-0600 | HQ | 7150 9553.6 9608v 9718.3 9740 11935 17720 |
| 0300-0600 | HQ | (tent. except 9619.4) 9608v |
| 0300-1700+ | 2nd Arabic program | 9578.6 (also aud. on 4790 “subharmonic”) |
| 0400-0500 | Somali | 15165 |
| 0400-0600 | Turkish | 15275 |
| 0500-0600 | Swahili | 17760 |
| 0600-0900 | MAP | 9530 9718.3 9870 11818.5 11868.4 |
| 0600-0900 | HQ | 9715 |
| 0800-1000 | French | 15335 |
| 0900-1200 | HQ | 9715 17880 21495 |
| 0900-1200 | MAP | 9870 11818.5 15275 |
| 1000-1200 | Indonesian | 21670 |
| 1200-1400 | Urdu | 15345 |
| 1200-1230 | MAP | 9870 15175 15377 15435 |
| 1230-1500 | MAP | 15175 15377 15435 |
| 1200-1600 | HQ | 15161.8 15170.1 |
| 1400-1500 | Bengali | 15345 |
| 1400-1600 | French | 15170 |
| 1400-1600 | Farsi | 11745 |
| 1400-1600 | HQ | 11785 |
| 1500-1600 | Turkmen | 9730 |
| 1500-1700 | CI | 11780 11910 11948.3 |
| 1600-1700 | Bambara | 17760 |
| 1600-1700 | HQ | 9730 11708.2 11785 11833.6 |
| 1700-1800 | HQ | 9730 11708.2 11833.6 |
| 1700-1800 | MAP | 11780 11910 11948.3 |
| 1700-2100 | 2nd Arabic program | 12038.6 |
| 1800-2300 | MAP | 9555 9870 |
| 1800-2300 | HQ | 11935 |
| 2300-2400 | MAP | 9870 |
(Timofeyev-RUS/DSWCI DX-Window/Petersen-DEN)
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SEYCHELLES
FEBA sked:
| 0030-0100 | Hindi | 7350 |
| 0045-0100 | Bangla | 9785 Su-We |
| 0100-0115 | Marathi | 7350 |
| 0100-0200 | Tamil | 9785 |
| 0115-0200 | Telugu | 7350 |
| 0200-0215 | Hindko | 9785 Mo-Tu |
| 0200-0215 | Siraiki | 9785 Fr-Su |
| 0200-0215 | Urdu | 11690 Sa-Th |
| 0200-0230 | Urdu | 11690 Fr |
| 0215-0230 | Punjabi | 11690 Sa-We |
| 0215-0230 | Sindhi | 9785 We-Mo |
| 0230-0245 | Baluchi | 9785 Fr-Su |
| 0230-0245 | Pushto | 11690 |
| 0245-0300 | Dari | 11690 15555 |
| 0300-0330 | Farsi | 11690 |
| 0315-0345 | Swahili | 11885 Tu/Fr |
| 0315-0400 | Swahili | 11885 Su/Mo/We/Th/Sa |
| 0345-0430 | Arabic | 15540 |
| 0400-0415 | Portuguese | 9455 Th |
| 0400-0430 | Portuguese | 9455 Fr-We |
| 0430-0500 | Dari | 15555 Fr |
| 0500-0558 | Tagalog | 15555 Su |
| 0530-0600 | Sinhala | 15555 Fr |
| 0815-0830 | Malayalam | 15540 Su |
| 0815-0900 | English | 15540 Fr |
| 0815-0900 | Hindi | 15540 Th |
| 0815-0900 | Telugu | 15540 Sa |
| 0830-0845 | Badaga | 15540 Su |
| 0845-0900 | Tamil | 15540 Su |
| 0915-0930 | French | 15430 |
| 1000-1058 | Tagalog | 15540 Fr |
| 1100-1130 | Arabic | 15540 |
| 1145-1200 | Nepali | 15445 Mo-Tu |
| 1145-1200 | Tsangla | 15445 Sa/Su |
| 1200-1205 | Creole | 11675 |
| 1200-1230 | Tibetan | 15445 |
| 1205-1220 | French | 11675 |
| 1230-1245 | Bhojpuri | 15445 We/Fr/Sa |
| 1230-1245 | Mundari | 15445 Su-Tu |
| 1230-1245 | Nagpuria | 15445 Th |
| 1245-1300 | Bhili | 15445 Sa |
| 1245-1300 | Chattisgarhi | 15445 Mo |
| 1245-1300 | Marathi | 15445 Su |
| 1245-1300 | Marwari | 15445 Fr |
| 1245-1300 | Punjabi | 15445 Tu-Th |
| 1300-1315 | Chattisgarhi | 15445 Fr-Sa |
| 1300-1315 | Kui | 15445 Su/Tu |
| 1300-1315 | Oriya | 15445 Mo/We/Th |
| 1300-1330 | Malayalam | 11600 |
| 1315-1330 | Gujarati | 15445 |
| 1330-1400 | Sinhala | 9810 |
| 1330-1400 | Tamil | 11600 |
| 1400-1415 | Urdu | 11600 Su-Th |
| 1400-1443 | Urdu | 9810 |
| 1400-1445 | Bangla | 15445 Su |
| 1400-1500 | Hindi | 11600 Fr |
| 1415-1445 | Bangla | 15445 Mo-Sa |
| 1415-1500 | Hindi | 11600 Sa-Th |
| 1443-1458 | Hindko | 9810 Th-Sa |
| 1443-1458 | Urdu | 9810 Su |
| 1445-1500 | Badaga | 15445 Mo-Tu |
| 1445-1500 | Konkani | 15445 We/Sa |
| 1445-1500 | Tulu | 15445 Th/Fr |
| 1445-1515 | Kannada | 15445 Su |
| 1500-1515 | Kannada | 15445 Mo-Sa |
| 1500-1600 | English | 11600 |
| 1515-1530 | Azeri | 11665 Fr-Su |
| 1530-1545 | Nuer | 11885 Fr-Mo |
| 1530-1600 | Farsi | 11665 |
| 1545-1600 | Dinka | 11885 Fr-Mo |
| 1600-1615 | Hazaragi | 11665 |
| 1600-1615 | Makonde | 11885 |
| 1600-1630 | Amharic | 11640 Fr-Su |
| 1615-1630 | Dari | 11665 |
| 1615-1630 | Guragena | 11640 Mo-We |
| 1615-1700 | Swahili | 11885 Th-We |
| 1630-1700 | Amharic | 11640 |
| 1630-1700 | Dhivehi | 11665 Fr |
| 1630-1700 | English | 11665 Su |
| 1700-1730 | Oromo | 11640 Su |
| 1700-1730 | Somali | 9810 11885 |
| 1800-1830 | Tamil | 11745 Fr |
| 1830-1900 | Malayalam | 11745 Fr |
| 1833-1848 | French | 9500 Tu-We |
| 1833-1903 | French | 9500 Th-Mo |
| 1900-1945 | Arabic | 9455 |
FEBA in Divehi still being jammed on Fridays only from 1630-1700 on 11665. This is the first Divehi foreign broadcaster and Maldives is against any Christian broadcasts claiming to be a 100% Islamic State. Jamming is of a varying tone hardly noticeable interference, but maybe strong in the Maldives. They are listed to have one 30Kw and another 7.5 shortwave transmitter. What lengths people go to. (20-Nov/Goonetilleke-SRI) [Indeed. – AQ]
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SLOVAKIA
Radio Slovakia International sked:
| 0100-0130 | English | 5930 7300 9440 |
| 0130-0200 | Slovak | 5930 7300 9440 |
| 0200-0230 | French | 5930 7300 9440 |
| 0700-0730 | English | 11990 15460 21705 |
| 0730-0800 | Slovak | 11990 15460 21705 |
| 0800-0830 | German | 5915 6055 7300 |
| 1400-1430 | Russian | 11990 13715 9440 |
| 1430-1500 | German | 6055 7345 9505 |
| 1600-1630 | Russian | 5915 9535 11990 |
| 1630-1730 | Slovak | 5915 6055 7345 |
| 1730-1800 | English | 5915 6055 7345 |
| 1800-1830 | French | 5915 6055 7345 |
| 1830-1900 | Russian | 5915 9485 11990 |
| 1900-1930 | German | 5915 6055 7345 |
| 1930-2000 | English | 5915 6055 7345 |
| 2000-2030 | Slovak | 5915 6055 7345 |
| 2030-2100 | French | 5915 6055 7345 |
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SOLOMON ISLANDS
5020 SIBS, 1134-1156*, Easy listening instrumentals and vocals hosted by a woman. Fair to good reception and sudden off while checking Merauke. (8-Nov/D’Angelo-PA/DSWCI DX- Window/Petersen-DEN)
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SOMALIA
6843 R. Hargeisa, good reception for last few days and English/Somali lesson has been observed at 1739-1746 and it is interesting to note that after R. Mogadishu/V.O.P Radio Hargeisa also has started to broadcast English program, However still no trace of R. Mogadishu/V.O.P. it was on 6873v 3 months ago. (15- Nov/Vaghjee-MAU)
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