Bulletin of the DANISH SHORT WAVE CLUB INTERNATIONAL …Bulletin of the DANISH SHORT WAVE CLUB INTERNATIONAL for short wave listeners and DXers 52 No 9 December 2009 Volume Our German

Bulletin of the DANISH SHORT WAVE CLUB INTERNATIONAL for short wave listeners and DXers

No 9 December 2009 Volume 52

Our German member, no. 3700 Dieter Sommer The equipment is Yaesu FT840, Sangean ATS-909 modifed, a T2FD antenna and a GP horizontal antenna.

Dieter writes that he prefers Utility, Pirate and BC DX-ing Dieter has more than 200 countries verified

He is 56 years old and have been DX-ing in about 43 years

DSWCI Short Wave News – December 2009

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DSWCI Short Wave News – December 2009 3

Editorial Greve, December 19th, 2009 Dear friends, members and readers all over the World, Welcome to the last issue of our bulletin for 2009. Due to the Christmas Holidays you will probably have SWN into your hands just after the New Year. Despite the late arrival of this SWN into your mail box, let me here wish you all a

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEARMERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEARMERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEARMERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR with lots of good DX in the year to come. Thank you so much to all those of you who has sent contributions to the bulletin – small or big – during the year. Please continue to submit your contributions also in the New Year to come. Already now we have got some Christmas greetings from all over the World from our members. Thank you very much for those, which we do appreciate very much. Christmas time is also time for e.g. books. This is also the case for the well-known radio books, WRTH and SW Frequency Guide. I know that some of you already have got WRTH from Amazon bookshop. I myself got the SW Frequency Guide just one day after it was issued from Klingenfuss publications. The annual Radio St. Helena Day was on November 14th. The conditions in most part of the World were poor or even very poor. I myself could just hardly hear the station from 2300 to 2330, and so was the situation in most Europe. There have been talks after the St. Helena transmission, that may be the St. Helena Day should be moved to sometimes in September or October, in order to get a better reception, comparing with the last two or three years where the reception has been poor. Another reason for the poor reception can also be blamed on the low sunspot numbers, which we have had now for a very long time period. Look also at page 10 re. Radio St. Helena. The very last Cancer & Capricorn contest has just ended. It was arranged by our Czech member, Jaroslav Bohac during 21 years, but now it has come to an end, mainly because of lack of contestants. I hope that you participated into this con-test. A big thank you very much to Jaroslav for arranging this contest for so many years. From our member on Sri Lanka, Victor Goonetilleke this good news:” I am thinking of re-launching the Union of Asian DXers as a monthly E-newsletter with in depth study of radio in South Asia and DX possibilities in South Asia. This is also a means of sharing long years of dxing experiences; radio listening, propagation and DX-possibilities from South Asia. It will not be a reflector like DX India, but like DX-Window of the D SWCI. We should have some on this list who were members of the UADX before we stopped printing in the pre Internet era. Any-one interested, please contact me. Thanks G. VICTOR A.GOONETILLEKE 4S7VK, "Shangri-La," 298 Madapatha Road, Piliyandala. Sri Lanka. Tel: +94 11 2614098. Mob:+ 94 771953106 E-Mail: [email protected] . gmail: [email protected] . Skype: Victorgoonetilleke. (Goonetilleke) I wish Victor good luck with this project. Until next month, I wish you best 73’s hoping to hear from you

on or before the below mentioned deadline - Kaj

Next Deadline: SWN No. 1/10 January 14th SWN No. 2/10 February 25th

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Member’s News Welcome to the following former and new members: E3583 Graham D. Bell, 9 Riverton Road, Rondebosch, 7700 Cape Town, South Africa Republic 3617 Atsuo Uetake, 1-37-7 Kyojima, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 131-0046, Japan E3711 Roberto De Cecco, via D'Artegna 85/2, I-33100 Udine, Italy E3712 James W. Evans, P. O .Box 382310, Germantown, TN 38183-2310, USA E3713 Keith M. Wells, 42 Eggesfjord Road, Stenson Fields, Derby DE24 3BH, England Fee received – with thanks – from: 99 186 370 372 858 E872 894 E1145 E1331 1677 2239 E2452 E2716 3039 3203 3337 E3347 E3350 E3411 3451 E3483 E3568 E3575 E3671 E3680 E3686 and E3701 Due to renew (if you please): 33 34 E146 230 484 524 594 E670 836 E845 853 855 1042 E1206 E1524 1834 1941 2227 2346 E2666 E2897 E3090 3183 E3263 3288 3481 E3612 3615 E3635 3636 E3637 3650 3651 3653 E3673 E3674 3688 3689 E3691 3698 E3699 3700 and 3703.

Dates for your diary January 2nd to January 10th: A.I.R. Contest 2010 is open f0or all radio listeners. More details on page or contact Bruno Peccolatto at [email protected] June 4th to June 6th 2010:: DSWCI DX-Camp and Annual Gen-eral Meeting at Vejers Beach. More details will follow.

Saint Helena During R St. Helena Day 2009, RSH randomly selected 12 names from all the emails sent to RSH that evening. Three names were selected for each of the four target areas. Here is the list of names of the 12 winners. Each will receive a 2010 QSL Calendar from the Rhein-Main Radio Club of Frankfurt, Germany. The RMRC will con-tact each winner by email as soon as possible. Amongst the 12 winners were these DX-Window contributors: Finland, Jari Savolainen, India (South), T. R. Rajeesh and Spain, Manuel Méndez. Thank-you to all who participated in Radio St. Helena Day 2009. Gary Walters, R. St. Helena, Robert Kipp, Rhein-Main RadioClub.

Letters from our members Our new member Jim Evans, Germantown, TN, USA writes “I have been listening to shortwave broadcasts since 1959. I began as a DXer, then spent about 12 years as a program listener, and returned to DXing in 1979. I concentrate on the tropi-cal bands and on difficult to hear transmitter sites on all bands. I have heard 211 countries and verified 201 (per the NASWA county list). My equipment consists of RX-340, R8B, E1, and ICF- SW7600G receivers. I also enjoy researching equipment and experimenting with various types of antennas, especially those of the stealth variety. I live in a neighborhood that restricts the installation of outside antennas, so most of my antennas are in the attic. I'm currently experimenting with various locations and loop sizes for a new Wellbrook ALA100M. In addition to shortwave broadcast DXing, I have re-cently become interested in long wave beacon DXing and do a lim-ited amount of ultra light medium wave DXing using a Sangean DT-440W pocket-sized portable. I am retired so now have time to en-joy my hobbies. Best regards, Jim.” Thank you very much for your letter, Jim. It sounds interesting with your experiment with antennas. Let’s hear more about this project! We should also like to have a picture of yourself e.g. in front of

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Compiled and edited by Klaus-Dieter Scholz, e-mail: [email protected]

or: www.dswci-sw-logs.dxer.info/yourlogs. html

2310,0 1921-1938 AUS 08.11.09 Radio VL8A, Alice Springs English 15331 CG-POR

2325,0 1919-1941 AUS 08.11.09 Radio VL8T, Tennant Creek English 15331 CG-POR

x 2379,9 2355-0010 B 16.11.09 Radio Educadora, Limeira (t) Portuguese RLW-USA

2485,0 1918-1940 AUS 08.11.09 Radio VL8K, Katherine English 15331 CG-POR

2850,0 2125-2140 KRE 06.11.09 KCBS, Sariwon Bangsong Korean 25332 RS-D

3200,0 1921-1929 SWZ 05.11.09 TWR, Mpangela Ranch English 45433 CG-POR

x 3215,0 0436-0500 USA 24.11.09 Radio WWCR, Nashville CB-USA

3215,0 1815-1826 AFS 06.11.09 AWR, Meyerton English 45343 CG-POR

3230,0 1922-1933 AFS 05.11.09 Family Radio, Meyerton English 45433 CG-POR

3250,0 0400-0425* HND 30.11.09 Radio Luz y Vida (t), Radio HRPC, San Luis

Spanish 25132 AP-DNK

3250,0 2225-2238 KRE 06.11.09 Voice of Korea Japanese 34433 CG-POR

3255,0 1918-1932 AFS 05.11.09 BBC, Meyerton English 45433 CG-POR

x 3260,0 1347- PNG 16.11.09 Radio Madang, Madang Pidgin HSE-CAN

x 3310,0 1010-1020 BOL 06.12.09 Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba Spanish CB-USA

3320,0 1916-1931 AFS 05.11.09 SABC, R Sonder Grense, Meyerton Afrikaans 45433 CG-POR

3320,0 2220-2233 KRE 06.11.09 PBS Pyongyang Korean 44343 CG-POR

x 3329,6 0010-0015 PRU 16.11.09 R Ondas del Huallaga, Huanuco Spanish RLW-USA

3345,0 1808-1822 AFS 15.11.09 AWR, Mayerton English 35332 CG-POR

3345,0 1924-1946 AFS 05.11.09 Channel Africa, Meyerton Portuguese 55444 CG-POR

x 3350,0 0442-0500 CTR 24.11.09 REE, Cariari de Pacoci Spanish CB-USA

3365,0 2208-2215 B 05.11.09 Radio Cultura, Araraquara Portuguese 25342 CG-POR

x 3375,3 0000-0005 B 17.11.09 Radio Municipal, Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira

Portuguese RLW-USA

3815,0 2154-2215* GRL 10.12.09 Kaalait Nunaata Radio, Tasiilaq ( USB )

Greenlandic Danish

25332 AP-DNK

3899,9 2240-2314 PIR 08.11.09 Radio Libella E + German 35433 CG-POR

3912,0 2218-2226 CLA 07.11.09 Voice of the People, Goyang Korean 33442 CG-POR

3915,0 2302-2324 SNG 08.11.09 BBC, Kranji English 54343 CG-POR

3931,8 1425-1430 CLA 07.11.09 Radio Voice of Kurdistan Kurdish 33443 AP-DNK

3945,0 0333-0340 IRN 02.11.09 IRIB, Radio Teheran, Kamalabad Surani Kurdish 55444 AP-DNK

3955,0 1822-1840 AFS 08.11.09 Zimbabwe Community Radio (t), Meyerton

Vernaculsr 45343 CG-POR

N 3975,0 1723-1758* D 07.11.09 Radio HCJB, Wertachtal German 55544 AP-DNK

x 3976,0 1119-1130 INS 08.12.09 R Republik Indonesia Pontianak Bahasa Indonesia CB-USA

x 3985,0 0453-0500 HRV 24.11.09 Hrvatski Radio, Deanovec CB-USA

3985,0 1440-1505 CHN 07.11.09 China Business Radio Chinese 45344 AP-DNK

N 3990,0 2305-2400 CHN 04.11.09 Gannan PBS, Tianshui, Gansu Tibetan 34444 AP-DNK

x 3995,0 1135-1145 INS 08.12.09 Radio Republik Indonesia, Kendari Bahasa Indonesia CB-USA

4010,0 0000-0010 KGZ 05.11.09 Kyrgyz Radio, Krasnaya Rechna Kyrgyz 54444 AP-DNK

4025,0 2221- PIR 07.11.09 Laser Hot Hits English 45333 CG-POR

4220,0 2250-2304 CHN 08.11.09 Quinghai PBS, Xining Tibetan 23331 CG-POR

4319,0 2223-2243 DGA 07.11.09 AFRTS, Diego Garcia English 43432 CG-POR

4409,8 2328-2336 BOL 28.11.09 Radio Eco, Reyes Spanish 34342 CG-POR

4450,0 2242-2258 KRE 08.11.09 KCBS, Sariwon Bangsong Korean 34332 CG-POR

4450,0 2310-2320 KRE 21.11.09 Anti-Imperialist National Democratic Front Radio, Pyongyang

Korean 35333 AP-DNK

4451,1 2330-2339 BOL 28.11.09 Radio Santa Ana, Santa Ana de Yacuma, Beni

Spanish 23341 CG-POR

4460,0 2307-2321 CHN 08.11.09 Voice of China, Beijing Mandarin 44444 CG-POR

x 4700,0 1003-1015 BOL 04.11.09 Radio San Miguel, Riberalta Spanish CB-USA

x 4746,9 1043-1100 PRU 06.12.09 Radio Huanta 2000, Huanta Spanish CB-USA

x 4750,0 1129-1145 INS 12.12.09 Radio Republik Indonesia, Makassar

Bahasa Indonesia CB-USA

x 4750,0 1130- BGD 03.12.09 Radio Bangladesh, Bangladesh Betar, Shavar

Bangla 444 GVG-CLN


x 4750,0 1200- CHN 03.12.09 Voice of China, Nanning Chinese 232 GVG-CLN

4750,0 1806- UGA 06.11.09 Radio Dunamys, Mukono English 15341 CG-POR

4755,0 2144- B 05.11.09 Radio Inmaculada Concepcao, Campo Grande

Portuguese 15331 CG-POR

4760,0 0245-0310 IND 25.11.09 All India Radio, Leh English AP-DNK

x 4760,0 1200- IND 03.12.09 AIR Port Blair, Andeman & Nicobar . Isl

Vernacular 444 GVG-CLN

x 4760,0 1558- SWZ 04.12.09 TWR, Mpangela Ranch 322 GVG-CLN

4770,0 *0300-0330 CLA 25.11.09 Voice of Iranian Kurdistan, Al-Sulaymaniyah

Kurdish AP-DNK

4770,0 1510-1614 NIG 06.11.09 FRCN, Kaduna English 15341 CG-POR

4775,0 0350-0400 CLA 01.11.09 Voice of Iranian Kurdistan, Al-Sulaymaniyah

Kurdish 33343 AP-DNK

x 4775,0 0425-0430 SWZ 24.11.09 Trans World Radio, Mpangela Range CB-USA

x 4775,0 1051-1105 PRU 11.12.09 Radio Tarma, Tarma, Junin Spanish CB-USA

x 4775,0 1240- IND 19.11.09 All India Radio, Imphal, Manipur Vernacular GVG-CLN

N 4775,0 2315-2325 USA 21.11.09 Radio WWCR, Nashville English 45333 AP-DNK

x 4780,0 1530- DJI 04.12.09 Radio Djibouti, Doraleh 232 GVG-CLN

4783,0 0453-0500* CLA 09.12.09 Voice of Iranian Kurdistan, Al-Sulaymaniyah

Farsi + Kurdish 23333 AP-DNK

4790,0 0310-0330 PRU 25.11.09 Radio Vision, Distrito Jose, Chicayo Spanish 25333 AP-DNK

4796,5 2332-2345 BOL 28.11.09 Radio Lipez, Uyuni Spanish 24341 CG-POR

x 4800,0 1230- IND 04.12.09 All India Radio, Hyderabad 433 GVG-CLN

x 4800,0 1345- MEX 07.11.09 XERTA - Radio Transcontinental de America, Cd. De Mejico

Spanish RLW-USA

x 4805,0 2230- B 19.11.09 R Difusora do Amazonas, Manaus Portuguese RLW-USA

4810,0 1730-1741* IND 08.11.09 All India Radio, Bhopal English 25332 CG-POR

4810,0 1857-1905 ARM 28.11.09 Armenian National Radio, Gavar Arabic 34333 AP-DNK

4815,0 2137- B 05.11.09 Radio Difusora Londrina, Parana Portuguese 24341 CG-POR

4820,0 *0025-0040 IND 09.12.09 All India Radio, Kolkotha Bengali + Hindi + English

22232 AP-DNK

x 4820,0 1230- CHN 19.11.09 Xizang PBS, Lhasa, Tibet Chinese GVG-CLN

4824,4 2234-2243 PRU 06.11.09 La Voz de la Selva (t), Iquitos Spanish 14331 CG-POR

x 4825,0 0006- B 20.11.09 Radio Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista

Portuguese RLW-USA

4825,0 2015-2029 B 27.11.09 Radio Educadora, Bragança Portuguese 35332 CG-POR

4828,0 1809- ZWE 06.11.09 ZBC, Gweru English 35332 CG-POR

4830,0 2330- MNG 02.11.09 Mongolia National Radio, Altai Mongolian 25222 AP-DNK

x 4835,0 1245- IND 04.12.09 AIR Gangtok, Sikkim 333 GVG-CLN

4835,0 2131-2149 AUS 07.11.09 Radio VL8A, Alice Springs English 34332 CG-POR

x 4835,4 1104-1130 PRU 04.12.09 Radio Maranon, Jaen Spanish CB-USA

x 4840,0 1245- IND 04.12.09 All India Radio, Mumbai 433 GVG-CLN

4845,0 1807-1836 MTN 15.11.09 ORTM, R Mauritanie, Nouakchott French 54433 CG-POR

x 4850,0 1200-1230 IND 21.11.09 All India Radio, Kohimar GVG-CLN

x 4857,4 2320- PRU 04.11.09 Radio La Hora, Cusco Spanish RLW-USA

x 4860,0 1245- IND 19.11.09 All India Radio, Delhi GVG-CLN

4864,9 2131- B 05.11.09 Radio Alvorada (t), Londrina Portuguese 13331 CG-POR

4865,0 2214-2227 BOL 27.11.09 R Logos, Santa Cruz de la Sierra Spanish 44332 CG-POR

4880,0 0245- IND 25.11.09 AIR Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh AP-DNK

x 4880,0 1230- IND 19.11.09 AIR Hyderabad GVG-CLN

x 4880,0 1853- AFS 27.11.09 SW Radio Africa, Meyerton English CJ-AUS

4885,0 1930-2111 B 05.11.09 Radio Clube do Para, Belem Portuguese 35444 CG-POR

4888,8 2225-2245 PIR 10.12.09 GRC Pirate , greec, mx and tks, (3. harmonics ????? )

Greek 35443 AP-DNK

x 4895,0 1247- IND 04.12.09 All India Radio, Kolkata 333 GVG-CLN

4895,0 1538-1615 IND 15.11.09 All India Radio, Kurseong Vernacular 35332 CG-POR

4895,0 2325-2336 MNG 08.11.09 Mongolian National Radio, Murum Mongolian 34332 CG-POR

x 4895,0 2340- B 07.11.09 Radio IPB Novo Tempo, Campo Grande, MS (t)

Portuguese RLW-USA

x 4904,8 *0430-0507 TCD 15.11.09 R Dif. Nat. Tchadienne, N'Djamena French RAD-USA

x 4905,0 1249- CHN 19.11.09 Xizang PBS, Lhasa, Tibet GVG-CLN

4905,0 2218-2032 B 27.11.09 Radio Anhanguera, Araguaina Portuguese 35332 CG-POR

x 4910,0 1230- IND 04.12.09 All India Radio, Jaipur, Rajasthan 322 GVG-CLN

4910,0 2132-2148 AUS 07.11.09 Radio VL8T, Tennant Creek English 35332 CG-POR

4914,6 2218-2225 PIR 11.12.09 GRC Pirate , greec, mx and tks, (3. harmonics ????? )

Greek 34332 AP-DNK

4915,0 1936-2109 B 05.11.09 Radio Daqui, Goiânia Portuguese 34343 CG-POR


x 4920,0 0058-0105 IND 08.12.09 All India Radio, Chennai Hindi CB-USA

x 4920,0 1249- CHN 19.11.09 PBS Xinjiang, Lhasa Tibetan GVG-CLN

4925,0 2327-2341 B 08.11.09 Radio Difusora Macaba, Amapa Portuguese 44333 CG-POR

4925,0 1515-1550 INS 08.11.09 Radio Republik Indonesia, Jambi Bahasa Indone. 25332 RS-D

4925,2 2215-2228 B 06.11.09 Radio Educaçao Rual, Tefe Portuguese 24331 CG-POR

4935,0 2158-2202 B 27.11.09 Radio Capixaba, Vitoria Portuguese 34342 CG-POR

4940,0 1616-1647 IND 29.11.09 All India Radio, Guwahati Vernacular 35443 CG-POR

4940,0 1955- STP 10.11.09 Voice of America, Pinheira English 43333 AMI-I

4949,7 0430-0455 AGL 29.11.09 Radio Nac. de Angola, Mulenvos Portuguese 24222 AP-DNK

x 4950,0 1252- CHN 19.11.09 Voice of Pujang, Shanghai GVG-CLN

4950,0 1715-1743* IND 28.11.09 AIR Srinagar - Kashmir E + Vernacular 25343 AP-DNK

4950,0 2204-2219 PRU 27.11.09 R Madre de Dios, Pt. Maldonado Spanish 25341 CG-POR

x 4955,0 1110-1130 PRU 06.12.09 Radio Cultural Amauta, Huanta Spanish CB-USA

x 4960,0 0418-0430 STP 24.11.09 Voice of America, Pinheira English CB-USA

x 4965,0 1330- IND 04.12.09 All India Radio, Shimla GVG-CLN

x 4970,0 1245- IND 19.11.09 All India Radio, Shillong English GVG-CLN

4976,0 1932-1946 UGA 26.11.09 Radio Uganda, Kampala English 34332 CG-POR

4980,0 1633-1652 CHN 29.11.09 PBS Xinjang, Urumqi Uhigur 35422 CG-POR

x 4985,0 2355-0005 B 17.11.09 R Brasil Central, ZYF690, Goiânia Portuguese RLW-USA

x 4990,0 0730- SUR 20.11.09 Radio Apintie, Paramaribo Dutch RLW-USA

x 4990,0 1250- IND 19.11.09 All India Radio, Itanagar (t) Vernacular 444 GVG-CLN

x 5000,0 1258- HWA 19.11.09 Time Signal Station WWVH, Hawaii GVG-CLN

x 5000,0 1259- CHN 19.11.09 Time Signal Station BPM 333 GVG-CLN

5005,0 1734-1804 GNE 08.11.09 Radio Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial, Bata

Vernacular 35433 CG-POR

x 5010,0 0030-0230 IND 21.11.09 All India Radio CB-USA

x 5010,0 1248- IND 19.11.09 All India Radio, Thiruwananthapuram 555 GVG-CLN

5010,0 1730-1855 MDG 28.11.09 Radio Nationale Malagasy, Antananarivo

Malagasy AP-DNK

5020,0 1220-1230 SLM 30.11.09 SIBC, Honaira English 15111 AP-DNK

5025,0 0935-1025 CUB 28.11.09 Radio Rebelte, Bauta Spanish 55444 CG-POR

5025,0 2133-2156 AUS 07.11.09 Radio VL8K, Katherine English 34433 CG-POR

N 5030,0 0715-0735 BFA 22.11.09 RTV Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou French 34433 MAM-E

x 5030,0 1125-1135 CHN 06.12.09 CNR 1 Chinese CB-USA

x 5030,0 1245- MLA 04.12.09 RTV Malaysia, Kuching, Sarawak, Bidayuh

BM 333 GVG-CLN

5035,0 2115-2126 B 05.11.09 Radio Aparecida, Aparecida Portuguese 44433 CG-POR

x 5039,2 1034-1100 PRU 12.11.09 Radio Libertad, Junin Spanish CB-USA

5040,0 1613-1646 IND 29.11.09 AIR Jeypore, Orissa Vernacular 25321 CG-POR

5045,0 1935-2040 B 26.11.09 Radio Cultura do Para, Belem Portuguese 35332 CG-POR

x N 5050,0 1116- CHN 13.11.09 Beibu Bay Radio Thai (t) CB-USA

x 5050,0 1248- CHN 19.11.09 PBS Guanxi, Nanning GVG-CLN

x 5050,0 1248- IND 19.11.09 AIR Aizawl GVG-CLN

x 5059,4 2300-2350 PRU 19.11.09 La Voz de la Huarinjas, Huancabamba

Spanish RLW-USA

5060,0 2330-2335 CHN 21.11.09 Xinjiang PBS, Urumqi Chinese 45434 AP-DNK

x 5075,0 1255- CHN 19.11.09 Voice of Pujiang, Shanghai GVG-CLN

5240,0 1634-1703 CHN 15.11.09 PBS Xizang, Lhasa, Tibet 54433 CG-POR

5446,5 2330-2345 USA 08.11.09 AFRTS, Boca-Chica, Florida English 45433 CG-POR

x 5460,1 2320- PRU 07.11.09 Radio Emisora Bolivar, La Libertad RLW-USA

x 5580,2 2325-2330 BOL 07.11.09 Radio San Jose , San Jose de Chiquitos RLW-USA

5765,0 1918-1946 GUM 22.11.09 AFRTS, Barrigada, Guam, USB English 14331 CG-POR

5770,0 *0029-0045 BRM 12.12.09 Burmese Defence Forces BC, Taunggi

Bamar 24232 AP-DNK

x 5895,0 1843- AFS 01.12.09 RFI, Meyerton French CJ-AUS

5915,0 2145-2156 ZMB 05.11.09 Zambia Broadcasting Corporation Vernacular 35332 CG-POR

x 5925,0 1100-1115 VTN 24.11.09 Vietnam Nat. Network 2, Xuan Mai Vietnamese CB-USA

5952,5 0015-0040 BOL 12.12.09 Radio Pio XII, Siglo Veinte Spanish 14111 AP-DNK

5970,0 2245-2256 B 06.11.09 Radio Itatiaia, Belo Horizonte Portuguese 34432 CG-POR

5980,0 0625-0835 FNL 07.11.09 Scandinavian Weekend R, Virrat Finnish 35232 AP-DNK

N 5980,0 1030-1100 D 09.12.09 Hamburger Lokalradio, Kall-Krekel German 45344 AP-DNK

5985,0 1436-1452 BMR 30.11.09 Radio Myanmar (t), Yangon Bamar 15431 CG-POR

5995,0 2115-2130 MLI 05.12.09 RDTV Malienne, Bamako French 35333 AP-DNK

6000,0 2153-2206 B 07.11.09 Radio Guaiba, Porto Alegre Portuguese 34422 CG-POR

6005,0 0945-1010 D 04.12.09 Radio 700, Kall-Krekel, Euskirchen German 35333 AP-DNK

6020,0 1012-1055 AUS 08.11.09 Radio Australia, Shepperton Pidgin 34433 CG-POR


6025,0 2236- DOM 07.11.09 Radio Amanecer Int., Sto. Domingo Spanish 32431 CG-POR

x 6030,0 1826- CAN 07.11.09 CFVP, Calgary English HSE-CAN

N 6045,0 0050-0100* CLA 11.12.09 Voice of Tigers, Wertachtal Tamil 55555 AP-DNK

6045,0 1140-1155 URG 14.11.09 Radio Sarandi Sport, Montevideo Spanish 34433 ALS-ARG

6049,7 1003-1025 MLA 28.11.09 Info FM (t), Kajang BM 14441 CG-POR

x 6055,0 *2030-2037 LTU 01.11.09 IRIB, Radio Teheran Spanish RAD-USA

6055,0 1957-2030 RRW 09.12.09 Radio Rwanda, Kigali Vernacular 35433 AP-DNK

6060,0 ^2243-2310 ARG 05.11.09 RAE, General Pacheco Spanish 54433 CG-POR

6065,0 1440- CHN 07.11.09 China Business Radio Chinese 15222 AP-DNK

6070,0 2343-2353 B 28.11.09 Radio Capital Portuguese 34432 CG-POR

6070,0 0725-0745 BLR 05.12.09 Belaruskoye Radio, Brest Belarusian 22332 AP-DNK

6070,0 2154-2158 LBR 05.11.09 ELWA, Monrovia English 34432 CG-POR

x 6070,0 2325- CAN 20.11.09 Radio CFRX, Toronto English HSE-CAN

x 6075,0 1050-1101 BOL 08.12.09 Radio Causaki Coca Spanish CB-USA

x 6075,0 1107-1120 RUS 11.12.09 Radio Rossii Russian CB-USA

x 6080,0 2030- STP 07.11.09 Voice of America, Pinheira HSE-CAN

6080,0 2347-2354 B 28.11.09 Radio Novas de Paz, Curitiba Portuguese 34433 CG-POR

x 6115,0 1115-1130 RUS 24.11.09 Family Radio Chinese CB-USA

x 6125,0 1134-1145* CHN 24.11.09 CNR-1, Shijiazhuang Chinese CB-USA

6135,0 0640-0700 YEM 12.12.09 Yemen Radio, Sanüa Arabic 15221 AP-DNK

x 6135,0 1120-1130 RUS 12.12.09 Deutsche Welle, Irkutsk Chinese CB-USA


6140,0 *1000-1100* D 06.12.09 MV Baltic Radio, Wertachthal E + German 55544 AP-DNK

6140,0 *1000-1100* D 22.11.09 R Gloria International, Wertachtal E +German 45444 MAM-E

6140,0 1025-1040 D 15.11.09 European Music Radio, Wertachtal English 45444 MAM-E

6150,0 2241-2253 B 05.11.09 Radio Record, Sao Paulo Portuguese 43432 CG-POR

x 6155,0 0058-0126 IND 02.11.09 All India Radio, Kingsway Urdu RHW-USA


6160,0 1040-1135 CAN 27.11.09 Radio CKZN, St. Johns English 23441 CG-POR

x 6160,0 2328- CAN 20.11.09 Radio CKZU, Vancouver English HSE-CAN

6165,0 1303-1416 TCD 29.11.09 RNT, N`Djamena-Gredia French 24342 CG-POR

6170,0 0915-1430 FNL 05.12.09 Scandinavian Weekend R, Virrat Finnish 35333 AP-DNK

x 6170,0 1113-1130 RUS 21.11.09 Voice of Russia, Khabarovsk Chinese CB-USA

6170,0 1319-1520 NZL 08.11.09 Radio New Zealand Int., Rangitaiki English 15431 CG-POR

6170,0 1910-1920 SVK 05.12.09 IRRS, Rimavska Sobota English 24222 AP-DNK

x 6173,9 0000- PRU 16.11.09 Radio Tawantinsuyo, Cusco Spanish RLW-USA

6185,0 1022-1033 MEX 14.11.09 Radio Educacion, Mexico City Spanish 24322 MAM-E

6185,0 1945- CVA 02.12.09 R Vaticana, Santa Maria di Galeria Swedish 43553 AP-DNK

6185,0 2214- B 07.11.09 R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia Portuguese 43421 CG-POR

6220,0 1308- PIR 15.11.09 Mystery Radio (t) English 25342 CG-POR

x 6225,0 2013- AFS 05.12.09 RTE, Meyerton English HSE-CAN

6250,0 1736-1756 GNE 08.11.09 Radio Nacional,Malabo Vernacular 54443 CG-POR

x 6270,0 2139- EGY 07.11.09 Radio Cairo English HSE-CAN

6295,0 1211-1220 PIR 14.11.09 New Wave Radio English 35433 MAM-E

x 6297,1 v 1851- CLA 28.11.09 National Radio of the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic

Arabic CJ-AUS

6300,0 1230-1248 PIR 08.11.09 Radio Optimum English 45544 RS-D

6305,0 1250-1310 PIR 08.11.09 Radio Brandaris English 35433 RS-D

6324,7 1930- PIR 21.11.09 Montecarlo Radio (t) English 24431 CG-POR

6518,0 1904-1920 CLA 15.11.09 Voice of the People, Goyang Korean 43432 CG-POR

6600,0 1905-1919 CLA 15.11.09 Voice of People 43432 CG-POR

6870,0 1307- PIR 15.11.09 Radio Playback International English 25342 CG-POR

x 6890,0 1436- ALS 05.11.09 Radio KNLS English HSE-CAN

6890,0 1836-1907 ETH 07.11.09 Radio Fana, Addis Abeba Vernacular 45433 CG-POR

x 6925,0 2113-2143 PIR 01.11.09 Radio Bunny - WBNY English RAD-USA

6973,0 1315-1513 ISR 22.11.09 Galei Zahal, Lod Hebrew 25331 CG-POR

x 7100,0 1849- KRE 22.11.09 Voice of Korea, Kujang French 333 GVG-CLN

7110,0 1519-1528 ETH 08.11.09 Radio Ethiopia, Gedja Dera Vernacular 35433 CG-POR

7125,0 1024-1521 GUI 06.11.09 Radio Guinea, Sonfonya Vernacular 35433 CG-POR

x 7145,0 1330- LAO 04.12.09 Lao National Radio, Vientiane English 333 GVG-CLN

7165,0 1510-1600 ETH 06.11.09 Voice of Democratic Alliance, Geja Jewe

Arabic 35333 AP-DNK

7165,0 1520-1553 ETH 08.11.09 Radio Ethiopia, Gedja Arabic 35433 CG-POR

7165,0 1720-1745 ERT 06.11.09 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, Asmara (t)

Arabic 25232 AP-DNK


7175,0 0515-0535 ERT 29.11.09 Voice of the Broad Masses of Eritrea, Asmara

Afar 35333 AP-DNK

7190,0 0110-0125 CLN 11.12.09 SLBC, Ekala Hindi 25232 AP-DNK

x 7200,0 0030- BMR 04.12.09 Radio Myanmar, Yangon 333 GVG-CLN

7200,0 0815-0855 RUS 01.12.09 Radio Rossii, Yakutk Russian 35333 AP-DNK

x 7200,0 1858- SDN 27.11.09 SRTC,Al-aitabab Arabic CJ-AUS

7215,0 1248-1257* CHN 15.11.09 Radio China International, Kunming Russian 35433 CG-POR

x 7220,0 2350- ROU 20.11.09 Radio Romania International English HSE-CAN

7230,0 1009-1317 BFA 06.11.09 Radio Burkina,Ouagadougou Vernacular 25443 CG-POR

x 7240,0 1808- RUS 07.11.09 Voice of Russia English HSE-CAN

7245,0 1015-1315 MTN 06.11.09 Radio Mauretanie, Nouakchott Arabic 55444 CG-POR

x 7255,0 2114- NIG 28.11.09 Voice of Nigeria, Icorodu French HSE-CAN

x 7270,0 0048-0115* IND 02.11.09 All India Radio, Chennai Sinhala RHW-USA

7285,0 1234-1327 MLI 29.11.09 RTV Malienne, Kati Vernacular 45444 CG-POR

x 7290,0 1110-1120 CHN 12.12.09 China Radio Int, Shijiazhuang Russian CB-USA

x 7290,0 1913- 07.11.09 IRRS English HSE-CAN

7310,0 2300-2310 CHN 27.11.09 Xinjiang PBS, Urumqi Mandarin 34333 KBJ-DNK


x 7325,0 0128- CLN 21.11.09 Voice of America English HSE-CAN

x 7345,0 1935- SVK 07.11.09 Radio Slovakia International English HSE-CAN

7355,0 1945-2000* CVA 02.12.09 R Vaticana, Santa Maria di Galeria Swedish 54454 AP-DNK


7375,0 1440- CHN 07.11.09 China Business Radio, Beijing Chinese 25222 AP-DNK

7410,0 1755-1805 IND 02.12.09 All India Radio, Delhi English 34333 KBJ-DNK


x 7440,0 1419- NZL 09.11.09 Radio New Zealand Int, Rangitaiki English HSE-CAN

x 7480,0 1834- CLA 27.11.09 Radio Payam-e Doorst, Kishinev-Grigoriopo

Farsi CJ-AUS

7520,0 2305-2315 THA 26.11.09 Radio Farda, Udon-Thani Farsi 44434 KBJ-DNK

x 7530,0 1754- PAK 07.11.09 Radio Pakistan, Islamabad Urdu (t) HSE-CAN

x 7530,0 1841- CLA 27.11.09 Free North Korea Radio, Yerevan-Gavar

Korean CJ-AUS

x 7550,0 2144-2218 IND 15.11.09 All India Radio, Bengaluru (Bangalore)

English RAD-USA

x 7570,0 1749- KRE 07.11.09 Voice of Korea, Kujang HSE-CAN

x 7575,0 1300-1400 MRA 10.11.09 Voice of America, Saipan English CB-USA

x 7580,0 1750- SLK 07.11.09 Radio Farda (t), Iranavilla Vernacular HSE-CAN

7600,3 1311- PIR 22.11.09 Free Radio Service Holland English 45433 CG-POR

7610,1 1302- PIR 22.11.09 Radio Amica Italian 35433 CG-POR

7811,0 1938-154 USA 28.11.09 AFN, Key West ( USB ) English 35433 CG-POR

x 7850,0 1752- CAN 07.11.09 CHU HSE-CAN

x 9360,0 *1458-1506 S 14.11.09 Radio Sweden International Swedish RAD-USA

x 9410,0 1830- SEY 07.11.09 BBC, Mahe English HSE-CAN

x 9425,0 1435-1500 IND 18.11.09 All India Radio, Bangaluru English RHW-USA

x 9490,0 2037- MDG 07.11.09 Radio Sweden International English HSE-CAN

x 9490,0 2037- S 07.11.09 Radio Sweden English HSE-CAN

x 9500,0 1854- SWZ 07.12.09 TWR-Manzini, Mpangela Ranch English HSE-CAN

9505,0 1940-1958 B 26.11.09 Radio Record, Sao Paulo Portuguese 34433 CG-POR

x 9505,0 2019- ZMB 05.12.09 Christian Voice, Lusaka English HSE-CAN

9510,0 0945-1000* SVK 21.11.09 Radio City English MAM-E

9515,0 1910-1924 B 28.11.09 Radio Nova de Paz, Curitiba Portuguese 35432 CG-POR

x 9525,9 1114-1130 INS 11.12.09 Radio Republik Indonesia Chinese CB-USA

9530,0 1850-1909 B 28.11.09 Radio Transmundial, Santa Maria Portuguese 25432 CG-POR

x 9535,0 2040- THA 28.11.09 Radio Thailand, Udon Thani English HSE-CAN

9560,0 1443-1502 ETH 28.11.09 Voice of Democratic Alliance, Geja Jewe

Arabic 33432 CG-POR

9565,0 2205-2215 B 06.11.09 Super Radio Deus e Amor Portuguese 44433 CG-POR

9580,0 0540-0555 GAB 29.11.09 Radio Africa No. 1, Moyabi French 35233 AP-DNK

x 9580,0 1840- AUS 28.11.09 Radio Australia, Shepperton English HSE-CAN

9585,4 2207-2221 B 06.11.09 Radio Globo, Sao Paulo Portuguese 34433 CG-POR

9595,0 1018-1033 J 08.11.09 Nikkei Radio Broadcasting Corporation, Radio JOZ3, Nagara

Japanese 15431 CG-POR

x 9600,0 2037- CHN 28.11.09 China Radio International English HSE-CAN


9645,2 2134-2207 B 06.11.09 Radio Bandeirantes, Sao Paulo Portuguese 34443 CG-POR

9665,0 2151-2205 B 05.11.09 Radio Marumby, Florianapolis Portuguese 34432 CG-POR


9665,2 1150-1210 KRE 09.11.09 KCBS, Sariwon Bangsong (t) Korean 24332 RS-D

9675,0 0840-0920 NZL 28.11.09 Radio New Zealand Int, Rangitaiki English 35433 RS-D

9675,0 1314- B 06.11.09 Radio Cancão Nova, Cachoeira Paulista

Portuguese 35443 CG-POR

x 9680,0 0000- THA 21.11.09 Radio Thailand, Udon Thani English HSE-CAN

x 9680,0 0110-0130 IRN 19.11.09 IRIB, Radio Tehran Spanish CB-USA

x 9680,0 1117-1130 INS 11.12.09 R Republik Indonesia. Cimanggis Bahasa Indonesia CB-USA

x 9690,0 1433- IND 09.11.09 All India Radio, Bengalu English HSE-CAN

9694,9 1207-1229 B 29.11.09 Radio Rio Mar, Manaus Portuguese 33431 CG-POR

x 9704,0 39922 ETH 27.11.09 Radio Ethiopia, Gedja Jewe Amharic CJ-AUS

9705,0 1130- CHN 09.11.09 Xinjiang PBS (t), Urumqi Kyrgyz 15441 CG-POR

9720,0 1040-1057* PHL 29.11.09 Radio Nederland, Tinang English 33443 KBJ-DNK

9720,0 2138-2154 PRU 26.11.09 Radio Victoria, Lima Spanish 44443 CG-POR

x 9725,0 1415- THA 09.11.09 Radio Thailand English HSE-CAN

x 9755,0 0502-0530* RRW 07.11.09 Deutsche Welle, Kigali English RAD-USA

9765,0 0940-1005 NZL 29.11.09 Radio New Zealand Int., Ragitaiki English 44343 KBJ-DNK

x 9780,0 1120-1130 CHL 11.12.09 CVC International Spanish CB-USA

9819,9 1749-1825 B 08.11.09 Radio Nove de Julho, Sao Paulo Portuguese 33442 CG-POR

x 9820,0 1126-1130 CHN 13.11.09 Beibu Bay Radio (t) CB-USA

x 9830,0 1856- JOR 28.11.09 Radio Jordan Arabic CJ-AUS

x 9830,0 2108- AUT 07.11.09 AWR, Moosbrunn English HSE-CAN

9835,0 2300-2330 CHL 13/12 HCJB, Santiago German 45444 KBJ-DNK

9870,0 1720-1740 IND 01.12.09 All India Radio, Bengaluru (Bangalore)

Hindi 34333 KBJ-DNK

x 9870,0 1840- ARS 07.12.09 BSKSA Arabic HSE-CAN

x 9875,0 1422- J 09.11.09 NHK, Radio Japan English HSE-CAN

x 9950,0 1930- IND 05.12.09 All India Radio English HSE-CAN

11092,5 2000-2341 SHN 14.11.09 Radio St. Helena, Jamestown English

11510,0 1745-1800* CLN 22.11.09 Deewa Radio, Iranawila Pashtu 44344 KBJ-DNK

x 11690,0 0540- AFS 28.11.09 Radio Okabi, Meyerton French CJ-AUS

x 11690,0 1908- RRW 07.11.09 Deutsche Welle, Kigali HSE-CAN

x 11710,0 1315-1330 KRE 10.11.09 Voice of Korea CB-USA

x 11715,0 0158- PHL 04.12.09 RadioVaticana 444 GVG-CLN

x 11715,0 1500- CVA 04.12.09 Radio Veritas Philippino 444 GVG-CLN

11720,0 0915-1045 FNL 05.12.09 Skandinavian Weekend R, Virrat Finnish 12211 AP-DNK

11725,0 1912- B 28.11.09 Radio Novas do Paz, Curitiba Portuguese 33431 CG-POR

11735,0 1020-1035 B 06.12.09 Radio Transmundial, Santa Maria Portuguese 24322 MAM-E

x 11735,0 1800- TZA 28.11.09 Radio Tanzania, Dole, Zanzibar Swahili HSE-CAN

11765,0 2147-2208 B 06.11.09 Super Radio Deus e Amor, Curitiba Portuguese 45444 CG-POR

11780,0 1349-1353 B 06.12.09 Radio Nacional da Amazonia Portuguese 24432 MAM-E

x 11810,0 2011- ASC 28.11.09 BBC, Ascension English HSE-CAN

11815,0 1340-1405 B 06.12.09 ZYE 440, Radio Brazil Central, Goiânia

Portuguese 34433 MAM-E


11895,0 1921-1934 B 28.11.09 Radio Boa Vontade, Porto Alegre Portuguese 15421 CG-POR

11915,0 1110-1120 B 06.12.09 Radio Gaucha, Porto Alegre Portuguese 24322 MAM-E

11925,0 1030-1040 B 14.11.09 Radio Bandeirantes, Sao Paulo Portuguese 24322 MAM-E

11975,0 2040-2059* ATN 09.12.09 Voice of America, Bonaire English 45544 AP-DNK

x 11990,0 1843-1906 KWT 01.11.09 Radio Kuwait English RAD-USA

x 12080,0 1945- AFS 07.11.09 Radio Netherlands HSE-CAN

x 12095,0 0033- THA 21.11.09 Radio Thailand English HSE-CAN

12133,5 1940-1952 USA 28.11.09 AFN, Key West ( USB ) English 25432 CG-POR

13650,0 1415-1430* USA 07.12.09 Radio WHRA, Greenbush English 54443 KBJ-DNK

x 13650,0 1657-1700* ZMB 14.11.09 Christian Voice, Lusaka RAD-USA

x 13800,0 *0430- CLA 28.11.09 Radio Dabanga, Talanta-Volonddry Arabic CJ-AUS

13835,0 1335-1400 USA 10.11.09 R WEWN, Birmingham, Alabama English 44444 KBJ-DNK

x 15120,0 2022- NIG 28.11.09 Voice of Nigeria, Ikorodu English HSE-CAN

15140,0 *1400-1500* OMA 01.11.09 Radio Sultanate of Oman, Thumrait English 25332 RS-D

15160,0 1240-1330 MRA 01.11.09 Voice of America Khmer 25432 RS-D

15190,0 0801-0810 GNE 22.11.09 Radio Africa, Malabo English 24322 MAM-E

15230,0 1305-1320 CAN 01.11.09 China Radio International, Sackville English 35433 RS-D

x 15235,0 1741- AFS 07.11.09 Channel Africa, Meyerton English HSE-CAN

15295,0 0655-0725 MLA 05.12.09 Voice of Malaysia, Kajang English 25212 AP-DNK

x 15420,0 1820- AFS 28.11.09 BBC, Meyerton English HSE-CAN

15610,0 1300-1350 CLN 01.12.09 Deutsche Welle, Trincomalee German 35433 RS-D


x 15670,0 *1530-1600* 08.11.09 Radio Mada, Pridnestrovye Malagasy RAD-USA

15720,0 *2259-2324 NZL 28.11.09 Radio New Zealand International, Ragitaiki, DRM

English 15421 CG-POR

17675,0 2208-2258* NZL 28.11.09 Radio New Zealand International, Ragitaiki

English 15331 CG-POR

17700,0 *0830-0900 PAK 12.12.09 Radio Pakistan, Islamabad Urdu 45544 AP-DNK

17830,0 1355-1400 AFS 15.11.09 BBC, Meyerton English 45344 ALB-DNK

17855,0 1320-1325 AUT 26.11.09 Radio Austria International, Moosbrunn

German 33342 ALB-DNK

17860,0 *0800-0835 AFS 06.12.09 South African Radio League, Meyerton

English 25222 AP-DNK

17895,0 1350-1355 ARS 15.11.09 BSKSA Arabic 54444 ALB-DNK

x 17895,0 1813- ATN 28.11.09 Voice of America, Bonaire HSE-CAN

19140,0 1335-1345 15.11.09 China Radio International (t) English 23222 ALB-DNK

x 21455,0 1940- USA 28.11.09 Radio WYFR, Okeechobee French HSE-CAN

x 21690,0 1942- GUF 28.11.09 Radio France Internationale French HSE-CAN

21705,0 1115-1125 ARS 15.11.09 BSKSA Arabic 35434 ALB-DNK

21715,0 1100-1110 CLN 15.11.09 Radio Farda, Iranawila Vernacular 44245 ALB-DNK

Thank you very much to 14 active SW Tips contributors, those being: ALB-DNK : Alastair Briggs DNK IKOM 8500 Wellbrook ALA 1530 + loop

AMI-I : Alessandro Micheli I

AP-DNK : Anker Petersen DNK AOR AR7030PLUS 28 m lw

CB-USA : Chuck Charles Bolland x USA NRD 545, WinRadio G305e/pd

CG-POR : Carlos L.R.de Assunção Goncalves POR DRAKE R-8E, JRC NRD-545. 13 dB Wellbrook amp.

several

CJ-AUS : Charles Jones x AUS ICOM R75 7 m vertical

GVG-CLN : G. Victor Goonetilleke x CLN Icom R-71A, IC 756 40 + 80 m Dipoles

HSE-CAN : Harold Sellers x CAN

KBJ-DNK : Kaj Bredahl Jørgensen DNK R-5000, R-390 A 30 m Alpha Delta DX-SWL-ant.

MAM-E : Manuel Méndez E Satellit 500, SONY ICF SW 7600G

10m lw

RAD-USA : Richard A. d'Angelo x USA Drake R-8, HF-150, Ten-Tec RX-340

AD Sloper, ANC-4, Datong FL3

RHW-USA

: Ron Howard x USA NRD 535 D Dymek vertical

RLW-USA : Robert L. C. ( Bob ) Wilkner x USA NRD 535, ICOM R75, NRD 535D, Sony 2010, ICOM 746Pro

Dipoles

RS-D : Roland Schulze D Lextronix E1, Sony ICF 2001 D.

magnetic loop AOR LA380

Radio St. Helena Day By Robert Kipp

GermanyThe reception conditions here in the Frankfurt area were poor again this year. The RMRC Chat, which I was monitoring, showed mostly poor to no reception in almost all of Germany during the RSD program to Europe. Now and then someone would post a message that the reception was a bit better for a few minutes, but I did not have any report of good or "armchair" copy, except, at times, from Sweden, Russia, Japan, and India. As a receiver, I used an old Yaesu amateur radio transciever with very good SSB-filters. The RMRC and I used a 100 meter long wire as outdoor antenna and an antenna tuner, which was grounded fairly well. In spite of the problems, I was able to identify about eight songs, and that was "much better" than in 2008, when I could only ID two songs from my home QTH. There were a few moments, when I could < almost > understand what the male presenter ( to Europe) was saying. I did not hear any of the program to North America or any other target area ( except Europe). Signal description: At 2240 a SINPO of 2 5 3 4 1. At 2340 a SINPO of 2 5 3 4 1. On the RMRC Chat, some people thought that the beam antenna at RSH may not have been pointed in the proper

direction or turned at the proper time. There is NO indication that this may have happened. A few people still complain about the "modulation". What they mean is the "bandwidth" of the modulation. The amateur radio transmitter that is used for RSD has, most likely, a smaller audio modulation bandwidth than the old commercial transmitter that C&W used back in the 1990's. Even using the equalizer in the studio at RSH, the audio bandwidth is still quite small, and the filters in the receiver at the QTH of the Dxer have a real job to do. Even with a good SSB-receiver, if there is almost no signal, then there is almost nothing to copy or for any audio processing device to enhance. Back in 2006 and in some years of the 1990's, we did have "armchair" copy here in Europe. During a RSH-test in 2007, I was on Karmoy island in southwest Norway, right on the Atlantic coast, at a huge amateur radio club station, the RSH signal absolutely pinned the S-meter of the big amateur radio transceiver, when we were using a vertical antenna for 160 meters or a multi-band beam antenna. RSH will make every effort to find the best time and date for the RSD 2010 program to Europe. (Kipp)

DSWCI Short Wave News December 2009 11

Edited by Torre Ekblom e-mail: [email protected]

Solviksgatan 7A 20, FI-00990 Helsingfors, Finland

Hello all, Time for a new enlarged utility pages. Thank you very much for all fine contributions. It must be a record this time as I never received so many logs before. We extend the coloumn now.... MARITIME & AERO LOGGINGS:

77,5 1410 DCF77 Mainflingen, D TS RS 1656 1930 Chipiano R, ES meteo RS 1677 2005 EAS Cabo Penas R, ES meteo RS 1698 1905 La Coruna R, E meteo RS 1707 1910 Machichao R, E meteo RS 1755 1816 EQA Palma de Mallorca, E meteo RS 1758 1750 OXZ Lyngby R, DNK meteo RS 1855 2055 IQP San Benedetto del Frente R., I RS 1876 2050 IQN Lampedusa R, I meteo RS 1888 2100 IPD Civitavecchia R., I meteo RS 1925 1945 IPL Livorno R., I meteo RS 2226 1932 GKZ Humber, G maritime RS 2579 2101 IPR Bari R., I meteo RS 2600 2047 IQR Mazara del Valle, I meteo RS 2624 2108 IQX Trieste R, I meteo RS 2632 2036 IQH Napoli R., I meteo RS 2642 2035 ICB Genova R., I meteo RS 2656 2029 IPA Ancona R., I meteo RS 2663 1655 IPC Crotone R., I meteo RS 2680 2014 IDC Cagliari R., I meteo RS 2780 1935 SPS Witovo R., POL meteo RS 2789 1702 IDF Messina R., I meteo RS 2799 0027 SVO Olympia R., GRC meteo RS 2830 1710 SVK Kerkira R., GRC meteo RS 2965 1910 Bangkok Volmet, THA meteo CK 2992 1638 Basrah Aero, IRQ atc usb EE CK 3310 0435& 2034 Odessa R., UKR, nav.warn EE CK 3330 2218 CHU Ottawa TS, CAN BM 3413 1917 Shannon R., IRL meteo usb EE CK 3485 1628 Gander R., Volmet CAN EE CK 4149 1840 Kertch R., UKR meteo RS 4363 1830 3AC Monaco R., MCO meteo RS 4663 1910 Novosibirsk Volmet, RUS EE CK 5687 1620 DHM91 GAF Muenster, D ssb RS 6230 2130 VMW Wiluna, WA AUS meteo RS 6501 2140 USCG Chesapeake, USA ssb RS 6507 1530 New York R., USA ssb RS 6556 1946 Jakarta R., INS, atc usb EE CK 6628 1859 Santa Maria Aereo, AZO RS 6676 1600 Singapore R, SNG volmet RS 6676 1940 Sydney R., AUS volmet RS 6679 1650 Auckland R., NZL volmet EE CK 6679 1945 Hongkong R., CHN meteo EE CK 6730 1920 Tashkent ,UZB, volmet usb RU CK 6754 2315 MACS Trrenton, CAN volmet RS 8113 1440 VMW Wiluna, WA ,AUS meteo RS 8176 1535 VMC Charleville, QLD AUS meteo RS 8297 1545 ZLM Taupo R., NZL meteo RS 8417,5 1407 XSV Tianjin R., CHN id cw BM

8418 1408 IAR Roma R., I id cw BM 8424 1409 SVO Olympia R., GRC id cw BM 8425 1409 XSG Shanghai R.,CHN id cw BM 8426 1410 UIW Kaliningrad, R., KAL BM 8431 1410 TAH Istanbul R., TUR id cw BM 8484 1418 HEB Bern R., SUI, id cw BM 8550 1420 UDK2 Murmansk R., RUS, id BM 8636 1424 HLW Seoul R., KOR id cw BM 8819 1820 Tashkent R.,UZB volmet CK 8825 1813 Santa Maria R,AZO CK RS 8831 1431 Shannon Volmet, RL BM 8846 1726 New York R., USA CK 8888 1954 Luanda R., AGL atc CK 8894 1921 Niamey R., NGR atc CK 8903 1406 Manila R., PHL atc CK 8906 1432 Santa Maria R. AZO BM 8957 1438 Shannon R., IRL meteo BM 11253 1502 MVU RAF Volmet, G meteo BM 12365 1330 VMC Charleville QLD, AUS RS NDB – NON DIRECTIONAL BEACONS

204 2250 MOK Bordj Mokhtar, ALG AM 284 0550 RT Rankin Inlet, CAN JB 290 2136 GRZ Graz, AUT AM 290 2052 TR Tirana, ALB CW 299,5 2315 KN Svolvaer-Helle, NOR JB 303 2041 KPG Sogndal, NOR CW 304 1802 ISD Svalbard-Isfjord,, SVB CW 304 1808 DP Ukhta, RUS CW 305 1810 FK Lahta, RUS CW 305 0545 LT Alert Bay, CAN JB 305 0545 YQ Churchill, CAN JB 305,7 1759 DA Dalatangi, ISL CW 308,5 2310 HLN Hånningsvag, NOR JB 310 2024 C Gällivare, S CW 315 2055 TM Tyumen, RUS JB 318 1625 CP Pápa-Parduc, HNG JB 318 2127 LE Luxembourg, LUX CW 319 2135 VAR Stavanger, NOR CW 320 2320 IL Bodö-Ilstad, NOR JB 321 2206 VO Vojens, DNK CW 325 0420 OD Bryansk, RUS JB 326 2325 KKS Kirkenes, NOR JB 326 0605 FC Fredericton, CAN JB 329 2032 NMS Namnsos, NOR CW 315 2116 LV Lviv, UKR CW 316 1944 BJO Björnöja, NOR THE 316 2132 PA Shell-Esso Leman, IW CW 317 2100 HG Trondheilm, NOR THE 317 1940 STT Bodö-Stött, NOR THE 326 2113 FSK Bodö-Fauske, NOR THE 327 2115 Y Sveg, S THE 330 2118 HA Kharkiv,UKR 330 2230 KAD Izmir-Kadifekale,TUR JB 332 0610 YFM La Grande, CAN JB 334 2127 MR Maribor, SVN CW 335 2359 BER Bern, SUI AM 336 2124 RS Rörås, NOR THE 337 1952 MY Myggenaes, FRO BM 337 2145 VRN Vranje, SRB CW 337 2145 KAJ Kajaani, FIN CW 338 2335 NC Nice, F AM 340 2332 BLK Banja Luka, BIH AM 340 2155 TLM Tlemcen-Zenata, ALG JB

DSWCI Short Wave News December 2009 12

340 0620 YY Mont Joli, CAN JB 341 2157 POR Pori, FIN CW 341,5 2123 JAS Jasionka, POL CW 342 2121 LL Fagernes, NOR CW 342 0550 VD Vadsö, NOR JB 343 2118 KUS Kaunas, LTU CW 345 2116 KS Malbork, POL CW 345 2205 SR Syktyvkar, RUS JB 345,5 2141 CF Caslav, CZE AM CW 346 2000 BRD Bojnord, IRN JB 346 0004 WLU Luxembourg, LUX AM 347 2114 MSK Moskogen, NOR CW 348 2125 BX Båtsfjord, NOR JB 349,5 2110 SZA Solenzara, I CW 350 0525 RB Resolute Bay, CAN JB 350 2338 BLA Biella, I AM 350 211 FU Hamburg West, D CW 351 2139 PLA Pula, HRV AM 353 1945 BT Ali, GEO JB 353 2106 KIL Kiel, D CW 355 2104 KI Ivenets, BLR CW 356 2021 PR Praha, CZE CW 356 2102 SU Salzburg, AUT CW 357 1542 FAL Falconara, I CW 357 1518 I Tallinn, EST CW 357 1518 SEP Vaasa-Seppi, FIN CW 357 1518 SKZ Leipzig-Halle, D CW 358 1518 GRK Trondheilm, NOR CW 358 2143 HW Hannover West, D CW 358 2137 O Stavropol, RUS CW 358 2056 TUN Tulln, AUT CW 359,5 2149 CDN Chateaudun, F CW 360 2145 DL Stockholm, S CW 360 2141 OS Göteborg, S CW 360 2154 ULV Ulvingen, NOR THE 362 0450 LSA Larisa, GRC JB 363,5 2143 BRD Brindisi-Castale, I CW 364 1921 VNA Vanja, S CW 365 1958 SAT Satu Mare, ROU CW 365 2200 ODD Harstad, NOR THE 367,5 2155 PZN Ponza, I BM 368,5 2052 ELU Luxembourg, LUX CW 370 0225 RT Moscow, RUS JB 370 2240 UMH Uromiyeh, IRN JB 372 2054 OZN Prins Chr.Sund, GRL BM 372 2140 YCO Kugluktuk, CAN JB 374 2024 ANC Ancona, I BM 375 2031 CHO Chociwel, POL BM 375 2029 VM Vestmannaejar, ISL BM 376 2129 BJA Beja, POR BM 379 0323 REK Reksten, NOR THE 379 2005 PIS Pisa, I BM 380 1933 FLR Trondheim, NOR CW 380 2152 VNV Vilanova la Geltru,ES BM 383 2110 ALD Alderney, GSY BM 383 0240 SHD Scotstown head, SCT CW 384 1943 F Iasi, ROU CW 384 2142 SLG Sligo, IRL BM 385 2043 JA Yahotun, UKR CW 388 2207 KRU Kokkola, FIN BM 389 0330 MR Skien-Myra, NOR THE 390 2136 BBM Babimost, POL CW 390 1932 LV Arvika, S CW 390 1929 SS Skövde, S CW 392,5 2130 TOP Torino-Caselle, I BM 393 2054 TAT Tautra-Molde, NOR CW

394 1952 JOK Kauhajoki, FIN CW 395 0500 JNC Kerr McGee, IW JB 396 1950 ALE Aleppo, SYR JB 396 0347 YG Rygge, NOR THE 399 2230 BV Berlevåg, NOR JB 400 2123 BRZ Rijeka, HRV AM 400 0353 NTD Notodden, NOR THE 400,5 2103 COD Codogno, I BM 404 2129 BMR Baia Mare, ROU CW 404 2110 KG Kjerringnes, NOR JB 404 2133 LW Luxembourg, LUX CW 406 2142 GRO Grosseto, I BM 406 2138 V Ivalo, FIN CW 410 2250 KE Chor, PAK JB 410 2235 QA Amman, JOR JB 410 1950 PCTK Arctic Sunrise, IW JB 412 2155 GRN Gerona, ESP BM 413 2134 BOA Bologna, I CW 413 2201 KTI Innsbruck, AUT BM 414 2155 SJA Bardufoss, NOR JB 414 2207 HD Hestad, NOR CW 415 2143 RUS Russa, BUL BM 416 2115 TOR Rovaniemi, FIN BM 417 2120 AH Ängelholm, S BM 417 2210 SNO Santiago, ESP BM 420 0245 GO Podgorica, MNE JB 420 2224 LGS Cocono Loggs PA, IW BM 423 2127 FE Odense, DNK CW 424 2119 DNC Mostar, BIH CW 424 2146 RUS Reus, ESP BM 424 2144 PIS Zagreb, HRV BM 425 2121 OU Umeå, S CW 426 2150 GBG Gleichenberg, AUT CW 428 1855 TGM Targu Mures, ROU BM 429 1925 D Praha, CZE CW 429 1925 D Bratislava, SVK BM 429 2340 LOS Losinj, HRV AM 430 1931 BUG Bugac, HNG BM 430 1640 OG Onega, RUS JB 438 22339 KO Rijeka, HRV AM 440 1948 PIA Piacenza, I BM 444 0020 NRD Inowroclaw, POL AM 445 0019 TU Tuzla, BIH AM 454 1530 W Moscow-Bykovo, RUS JB 473 2129 FHA Friedrichshafen, D AM 480 2038 VIB Viterbo, I AM BM 488 2314 ILM Illesheim, D AM CW 492 1911 TBV Trebova, CZE CW 493 1913 KR Krasnodar, RUS CW 508 2050 Z Zilina, SVK CW 517 1458 ARD Arad, ROU CW 615 1629 STB Statfjord B, IW CW 618 1450 FT Pruszcz-Gdanski, POL CW 645 1415 RO Rodom, POL CW 650 1418 OS Osmino, RUS CW 670 1723 LB Lubimovka, UKR CW 725 1624 PK Unid CW 789 1603 OW Osovtsy, RUS CW 894 1628 C Savasleyka, RUS CW 975 1522 BK Bishkek, KAZ CW 975 1524 GD Maloye, RUS CW CREDITS: AM/Italy; BM/France; CK/ Sweden; CW/ Sweden, JB/ Czech Rep; RS/Germany, THE yours truly THANK YOU! Seasonal greetings, good DX Torre


Medium Wave News By Ray Browell

[email protected] Ascension Island 1638 After a few recent enquiries I received the following confirmation on the 20th November from Penny Peters of the VT group on Ascension : Ascension Radio (Volcano Radio) is no longer operating on 1602 kHz but has moved to 1638 kHz. Dxer Mauno Ritola received information from another source that 1638 kHz may be silent at present due to MW antenna problems. Patsy Moyce from AIG Enquiries confirmed that the BBC local service is no longer broadcasting on AM 1485 kHz. I trust that the information may be of interest. [later] I received confirmation this evening from Russel Yon c/o the U.S. Base on Ascension Island that Volcano Radio is not operating on mediumwave at present. The station is broadcasting on 98.7 FM but there is uncertainty regarding future MW operation. See email below: From: Russell Yon To: 'Gary Deacon' Sent: Nov 29, Subject: RE: Radio Ascension (ZD8VR Volcano Radio) enquiry. Just to confirm that Volcano Radio only operates on 98.7 FM. 1602 and 1638 kHz frequency has been deleted due to changes in contractual work and antenna usage. I don't know if and when we will operate in the AM Band again, I might be able to confirm this at the end of the year. Regards, Russell. Gary Deacon-AFS, <http://www.capedx.blogspot.com> dxld Nov 27 Germany The former RIAS mediumwave site at Hof has been put up for auction. The leaflet explains that the transmitter building has later been used by the police for training: http://www.immobilien-auktionen.de/de/naechste_katalog/pdf/katalog_63.pdf (This was, after using other frequencies in the pre-GE75 era, a 40 kW daytimer on 684. The original tube transmitter had been replaced by a new Nautel in 1989. The site closed down permanently on 30 Sep 1994, the antenna masts were in bad shape and have been demolished shortly afterwards. I don't know where the almost new transmitter went to.) Kai Ludwig via DXLD

1179 Saarländischer Rundfunk - As of today SR Heusweiler will be on air around the clock: "1422Member" is an employee of Saarländischer Rundfunk, directly involved in the operation of the Heusweiler site, so this is first-hand info. (Kai Ludwig 2.11.2009) 1179 kHz is a Transradio TRAM 10 transmitter with 10 kW. It had been put on air in 2005 for Antenne Saar, a new talk program. Antenne Saar also relays RFI in French and DW in English, in order to ensure that nobody tunes in as polemics say. Only after lobbying from listeners they added RFI's German service to the program line-up, too. This transmitter uses the back-up antenna for 1422 kHz. Thus the frequency can not be too far away from 1422, because the back-up function (with a Telefunken, now Transradio, S 4002 transmitter) must still be ensured. If necessary 1179 will be taken off air in favour of 1422 of course. No idea why 1179, which is already at the fringe of the possible range. Probably the authority would have to be asked if no other frequency somewhere above 1179 kHz could be found. Heusweiler is about 100 km away from the 1440 kHz transmitter in Luxembourg. The reference is quite appropriate, since the high power service on 1422 was a retaliation for Radio Luxemburg on 1440. In last year the 2 x 600 kW Thomson transmitters from the early seventies had been replaced by a new 400 kW installation, dramatically improving the audio quality. The old facility has been polemically described as sounding like a pressure chamber loudspeaker that has been put into a tin. An allegedly authentic photo shows an audio filter with the high-pass set to 320 Hz. Kai Ludwig via DXLD 3.11.2009 via Ydun Ritz medium wave info

1485 AFN Bavaria put a new transmitter on air at Garmisch-Partenkirchen. They say that it took them quite some time to find an environmental-wise suitable location. So this is apparently indeed a new location, not the old one that had been closed down at some point in the past, probably towards the end of the nineties. For the new transmitter the engineer says that he hopes it will reach "to the autobahn", which would be about ten kilometres. The video footage reveals a quite simple antenna, just a long whip with some wires as top load. Note worth in the audio rack is an old analogue Optimod, almost dwarfing all the other equipment. Concerning the soldier (actually I was surprised about an AFN presenter only ranking as Private) announcing new FM coverage for Grafenwöhr, Vilseck and Bamberg, complementing but presumably not replacing 1107/1143 kHz: A few days ago a new transmitter in Grafenwöhr already went on air, on 98.5 MHz. Kai Ludwig via DXLD

After a period of quiet, DRM is noted back on air via 1593 on December 5th at 0730UTC tune. I assume this is Langenberg again - doing what this time? And unfortunately the antenna is sending loud signals in my direction. Via Noel R. Green

Holland Reception of the pop music station on 1395 - from Holland? - is only fair here in the NW of England in daytime (using a loop and a communications receiver - just a trace on a domestic receiver), and still with some skywave fading at 1200UTC. From around sunset the signal is much stronger, but with very bad selective fading and distortion - reminiscent of Luxembourg 1440 on a bad day. I wonder how far the groundwave of this high end frequency reaches without any skywave "interference"? via Noel Green India AIR Panaji B (Vividh Bharati) has at last changed its frequency to 828 kHz from 1539 kHz. The power is 20 kW. This is due to co channel interfernce from the Radio Aap Ki Duniya and VOA group of stations (programs) on 1539 kHz. Jose Jacob via dx-india

Does AIR Cuttack at 972Khz too have a similar frequency switch plan? VoA Radio Aap Ki Duniya at the same frequency (from Tajikistan?) messes up the reception in large parts of eastern India where a lot of Oriya listeners reside. Ashok Satpathy via dx-india

1000 kW DRM compatible MW Txer formally inaugurated at Bangladesh Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina formally inaugurated newly commissioned 1000 kilowatt medium wave transmitter of Bangladesh Betar set up at a cost of more than 35 crore taka at Dhamrai today.Information Minister Abul Kalam Azad, local law makers and a large number of local people, among others, were present on the occasion. This new solid-state 1000 kW medium wave (MW) transmitter replaces the 36 year old valve type 1000 kW MW transmitter. The new transmitter is compatible for DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) broadcasts in future. The new transmitter of super power transmitting station at Dhamrai, Dhaka is the heart of the Bangladesh Betar & is used to broadcast radio programme covering 95% area of the Country. It broadcasts centrally produced radio programmes and plays an important role during natural disaster. Bangladesh Betar Dhaka Station broadcasted the inaugural function live while Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, Rangpur and Sylhet regional stations of Bangladesh Betar relayed the proceedings simultaneously. The super power transmitter was originally commissioned on an area of 63 acres of land at Dhamrai with the assistance of the then Soviet Union government at the interest and direction of father of the nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1972. The broadcasting formally began on 16th may in 1976. Alokesh Gupta via DXLD


Israel Re DXLD 9-081 Israel, Galei Zahal mw change Galei Zahal was noted 22 Nov at 1815 on their new 945 frequency // 1224, 1305, 1368 and sw 6973. The 1287 transmitter is running the info loop which apparently tells listeners to switch from 1287 to 945. Terry and Doni, thanks for a tip. Jari Savolainen via DXLD

1287 kHz frequency change - reason for ? Speculation: channel could be freed for IBB Kuwait's new 600 kW MW propaganda mouthpiece against Iran: KWT - Radio Sawa or Farda, Kuwait City (600 kW - moved 3 x 200 kW Harris units from former Kavalla-GRC relay site) - planned first to start in end 2008, then in August/September 2009 ...). IBB Kuwait registered with ITU Geneve on channel 1386 kHz, but latter covered by strong Iranian RIB 1/VO Rebbellious Iraq, Ahwaz (400) - VO Rebellious Iraq: ID "Sawt al Iraq al tha'ir" via Wolfgang Bueschel in DXLD

New Zealand According to David Ricquish in the current NZ DX Times, the following NZL AM stations will be soon on air: 540kHz The Word/Bible Radio, Christchurch NZL. 612kHz Southern Star, Nelson NZL. 1368kHz Southern Star, Whangarei NZL. 1377kHz The Word/Bible Radio, Dunedin NZL. Also some existing new NZL AM stations include: 576kHz The Word/Bible Radio, Hamilton NZL. 1026kHz The Word/Bible Radio, Invercargill NZL. 1314kHz Southern Star, Invercargill NZL. Other stations included in the list are ones that have been on air for awhile: 540kHz Rhema, New Plymouth NZL 657kHz Southern Star, Tauranga NZL. 801kHz Rhema, Nelson NZL. 1404kHz Rhema, Invercargill NZL. Robert Copeman via mwoz

According to the Ministry of Economic Development's frequency register, the 540 kHz transmitter will be located at Ouruhia which is north of their own transmitting mast in Marshlands, this will bring the total to nine local stations. The Radio Network also has 855 kHz at the Ouruhia site which is currently not being used, when this is activated, that will be it unless someone buys more frequencies. Via mwoz

Norway/Sweden Arctic Radio Morokulien will be active on 1584 kHz from 28 December 2009 (in fact starting at 2300 UTC on 27 December), celebrating the 50th anniversary of Morokulien and the Arctic Radio Club. Their license is valid till 10 January 2010. Morokulien is a territory shared between Norway and Sweden. They have a shortwave station there too, but it is only for ham radio operation. Maybe one of our Scandinavian members can tell us a bit more concerning this interesting radio project. (Kuhl). I visited that unusual, joint territory in 1989 when the annual Conference of the European DX Council was held there. There was no border control, so we had our Conference in Sweden while we slept in huts in Norway 100 meters away. Harald Kuhl via Anker Petersen

Pakistan/USA The Voice of America (VOA) is expanding its reach across Pakistan. A new arrangement with Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC) now allows VOA to broadcast Pashto language programs on medium-wave (AM) radio and Urdu broadcasts on FM stations for the first time. "We're delighted Pakistan's Cabinet has ratified our agreement with PBC," said VOA Director Danforth W. Austin. "This arrangement will allow millions of people in all parts of Pakistan to listen to the VOA's popular news and information programs." VOA's Deewa Radio, a Pashto language service for people in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, is now available on medium wave (AM) at 540 kHz from a transmitter in Peshawar, the capital of Pakistan's North West Frontier Province. From 1800 to 2200 daily, Deewa Radio's AM signal will broadcast news and current affairs programming plus call-in shows on politics,

literature and poetry. Deewa, which began in 2006, continues to broadcast nine hours of radio programming daily on shortwave, FM (transmitters located in Afghanistan) and Internet (www.VOANews.com/Deewa/). Press Release, Washington DC via VOA website via Ydun Ritz medium wave info Portugal Here's an update on RCP-R.Club Português http://radioclube.clix.pt/ on 1035 & 783 kHz. This is owned by MCR http://mcr.clix.pt/index.asp 1035 Belmonte 100 kW The situation of irregularity seems to have been cured at last (!), and the Thales/Thomcast 100 kW tx is now running normally, but the technicians were instructed to leave it at just 50 kW after a very brief period of tests ran at full power. This site (and the Avanca one) includes a backup generator, but not a 2nd tx. 783 Avanca 100 kW Both the Thomcast/Thales team and the station team were unable to put it to work back in October after the check of the twin unit near Lisboa simply because the tx tuning circuit was part damaged, part stolen, so it will take a bit of time until the new pieces arrive, are installed and tested. The perpetrators were obviously looking for copper, and did manage to steal some. The nearby ATU, which also houses parts in copper, was left intact though. Via Carlos Goncalves

Spain Things seems no to be very clear at RNE about the Arganda-1359 operation. After starting the 24h. DRM operation recently, the whole past week they were broadcasting in noise mode only from 1900z to @0700. During daytime the frequency was empty. This morning (Nov. 23rd 2009) they switched off the DRM tx. at 0657z and in some moment along the day they started in AM again. Now, at 2034z I can hear the Arganda tx. in AM. The past week the DRM operation did not contain the scrolling text announcing 24h. operation but only "RNE DRM ARGANDA-1359 KHz". M.Molano via DXLD

USA Date: Saturday morning (late Friday night) Feb 6, 2010. Time: 0000-0200 CST (0600-0800 UTC). Mode of Operation: 5000 watts (daytime pattern). Programming: classic country and oldies music along with tons of various sound effects. It should be fairly easy to identify the station, as our slogan is somewhat unique, "Monster Radio AM 1150". We also have TM Century jingles, including one used every hour for a legal id (spoken).."Southern Illinois Trusted Voice Since 1949, (sung) AM 1150 WGGH Marion" QSL Information: MUST send a self addressed envelope with at least 2 stamps, otherwise you will not get a reply. Please send reception reports to: Mike Terry via DXLD

May I take this opportunity to wish all members a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Members news and tips are always welcome Ray China has almost a third of all AM radio stations currently broadcasting in the entire Asia-Pacific region today says the Radio Heritage Foundation. In the latest PAL AM Radio Log at www.radioheritage.net, there are almost 1,400 AM stations listed as on the air in China, out of some 4,800 stations across the entire region. In fact, just five countries account for 70% of all AM broadcasters in the region, with China followed by Japan, Indonesia, Australia and the Philippines. These are in addition to the many thousands of FM radio stations that are generally more popular with younger listeners today. Despite contemporary digital radio and decades of FM, the fact that so many AM stations remain on the air is clear evidence that life remains in the almost century old AM technology, even in modern technology mad China. However, the outlook is bleak for 13 of the 55 countries in the latest PAL Radio Guide, where only one AM radio station now remains on the air. In the Pacific there is just one AM radio station left in the Cook Islands, French Polynesia, Kiribati, the Marianas, Marshall Islands, Norfolk Island, Palau and Tonga


Dear friends, Merry Xmas and happy New Year to you and your families! See you all in 2010. 73s from Dmitry ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ DX NEWS ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ ARGENTINA 5415 USB, R Continental, Buenos Aires, 2044, Nov 29, Victor Hugo Morales with play by play soccer match Boca vs San Lorenzo. QRK 4. (Nigro in Dxplorer). I suppose, it was relayed by LRA, Argentine Armed Forces. (Petersen) AUSTRALIA 2368.5, R Symban, Marricksville, Sydney, 0815 and 1710, Dec 04, heard at S4-5 level from Global Tuner site in Brisbane with Greek music and call-in requests in Greek. The reported increase in power was from 80 to 400 watts, but on Dec 04 they were still at 200 watts per Tom Tsamouras, one of the station DJ’s in an e-mail QSL this date. They plan to gradually increase power to 1 KW as various technical issues are worked out. (Churchill in Dxplorer) BANGLADESH 4750.0, Bangladesh Betar, Khabirpur, 1409-1612*, Nov 01, 02, 03, 04 and 05, new extended schedule in Bengali those days; 1432 starts news in English; their time was two minutes late; TC: “9:30”; local and sports news (Bangladesh won their cricket match with Zimbabwe for the 4th ODI match held in Bangladesh, etc.); announcer with slight British accent; 1443-1446 “News Commentary”; back to Bengali and usual series of speeches; 1502 time pips and ID; 1506 program of subcontinent songs. No English news at 1530. At 1600 timepips and talks (news?) till 1612, 34433. Mixing with CNR-1; the level of QRM varies greatly from day to day. (Van Arnhem, Howard and Mille). On Nov 17 still heard at 1615-1620, 25332. (Mille). But Nov 19 and Dec 04 signed off at 1400*, as usual. Looks like s/on on this frequency is at 1130. (Goonetilleke). BELARUS 6070, Belaruskaje Radyjo 1, Brest, 0725-0745, Dec 05, Belarusian talks, jingles, 22332 heard // 6010 and 6040. New morning transmission. (Petersen) BHUTAN 6035, Bhutan Broadcasting Service, Sangaygang, 0030, Nov 10, very weak. Appears to be *0030 sign on (not confirmed) and sign off 1500*. I hear the station best at 0100 past fadeout 0200 with very distinct Dongza format and language. I am sure this is the old transmitter or the 50kW at much reduced power. Keeping in mind that this is already December, going by previous years signal should be very strong, if it is 50kW. Also hear it around 1000 till about 1100 when it is swamped by adjacent stations, which again indicates much less than 50kW. (Goonetilleke)

BOLIVIA 4700, R San Miguel, Riberalta, 0950 and 0000 everyday Oct 20-31 and Nov 07, two gents talking in conversational Spanish, was the best Bolivian on 60 meter band. But seemed silent Nov 15-23. (Wilkner) 4781.49, R Tacana, Tumupasa, 2310 when active, Nov 15-23, Spanish program. (Wilkner) 4787.8, R Emis. Ballivián, San Borja, *1120, Nov 26, Spanish opening ann, ID, music and talk, S-3. (Aragão) BRAZIL 4775, R Congonhas, Congonhas, MG, Nov 25, Portuguese program. (Azevedo) 4845, R Meteorologia Paulista, Ibitinga, SP, Dec 01, Portuguese program. (Azevedo) 5055.0, R Difusora, Cáceres, MT, 1043, Nov 29 and 30, Portuguese ann, sertaneja music and talk. S3 (Aragão) 5940, Voz Missionaria, Camboriú, Santa Catarina, heard overnight on Dec 07, with religious preacher and call-in. QRK 3-4. (Nigro in Dxplorer). 9585, CBN, originally R Globo, São Paulo, SP, 0045-0046, Nov 15, ”para Brasil e o mundo, os milagres de deus”. It would be miraculous, if they could give the correct time, instead as “22:43” at 0046, fair signal. (Hauser) BURKINA FASO 5030, Rdiff. du Burkina, Ouagadougou, 1745-2400v*, Nov 02, 03, 06, 07, 12, 13, 18, 19, 21 and 22, 02 and 04, reactivated after one year. Afro-pop music, French and vernacular talks, vocal rendition of National Anthem and Balafon IS at 2358, fighting with CNR-1 until it signs off at 2300*, 43433, then 45434. (Alexander and Barbour in Dxplorer, D'Angelo, Bernardini, Bolli, Mille, Petersen and Savolainen). Also heard at *0529-0735, Nov 07, 21 and 22, Dec 01, sign on with vocal National Anthem at 0529 (test tone at 0520-0529), opening French ann at 0530, local African tribal music and ballads at 0531. Occasional strong splatter from Cuba 5025. (Alexander in Dxplorer, Hauser, Méndez and Petersen) CHINA 3280, Voice of Pujiang, Shanghai, 1329-1428, Oct 30, Nov 07 and 08, a child was singing in Chinese, then talks by man and woman. At 1428 noted // 5075 with what sounded like a dramatization, poor-weak with deep fading and local noise, listed as only 15 kW. (Hauser, Sellers and Timofeyev) 3985.00, China Business R, Ge’ermu, 1440-1505, Sa Nov 07, English lesson: “How to be the CVO of your life ?”, (Scheduled 1430-1500), 1457 song, 1500 time signal and Chinese programme, 45344 heard // 6065 (15222), 6155 (13111), 7315 (23232), 7370 (25333), 7375 (25222) and 7425 (32433). (Petersen) 3990, Gannan PBS, Tianshui, *2251-2400, Nov 02, 04 and 14, Chinese ID "Gannan Renmin Guangbo Dientai", anthem, Tibetan ann, instrumental music, but not // CNR-8 as previously scheduled, 34444 after the DRM broadcast from Deutsche Welle had closed! But splatter from Croatia 3985. (Petersen and Robic) 4940, Voice of Strait, Fuzhou, randomly from 1347-1530, Nov 06 and 29, Dec 06. Last heard here in late March; ex: 9505; interestingly the two other VOS frequencies did not start up Nov 06 on 4900 nor on 5050; perhaps they were to begin in the next few days. I never had any decent VOS reception on their higher frequencies (6115, 7280 and 9505), so I was very pleased to hear their “Focus on China” Sunday program in

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English that starts at 1500, on 4940. ID in English: “This is the Voice of Taiwan Strait”, news, promo for China, light AIR QRM. (Howard). Also heard at 2242-2250, Nov 27 and Dec 02, Chinese talks and some music, 25222. (Mezin and Mille) 5050, Beibu Bay R, Nanning, *2241-2305, Fr Dec 04, xylophone type instrument with brief tune-up. This seems to be a regular event prior to each transmission which gets under way at 2258 with similar music. Four short pips and one long on the hour followed by usual multilanguage sign on. The format differs. Some days light oriental pops, other days interviews /reports with regular IDs as “Bei-bu wan zhi sheng” with accent on the “bu”. Signal strength has improved over past month relative to earlier reception. Not sure if this is propagation conditions or transmitter (suspect the latter). (Bell) 5060, Xinjiang PBS, Urumqi, 1250, Nov 19, Chinese Service on winter frequency. (Goonetilleke). Also heard at 2330-2335, Nov 21, Chinese talk with musical interludes, 45434. Xinjiang PBS has switched to winter schedule in November, using again e.g. 4330, 4500, 4980 and 5060. (Petersen) 6937, Yunnan PBS, Kunming (p), 1124-1139 and 1402-1442, Nov 06, 07 and 08, vernacular brief talks between very nice, instrumental/wind music, long singing by man and woman alternately; poor to fair, sometimes almost good with fading and local noise; best in ECCS-LSB mode. (Barbour via Dxplorer and Timofeyev) 7310, Xinjiang PBS, Urumqi, Xinjiang, 2300-2315, Nov 27, Chinese talks by man and woman all the time. Extended broadcast? DBS says s/on 2330 34333 (Bredahl Jorgensen). Yes, scheduled this winter from *2300. (Petersen) CLANDESTINES 3480, AINDF, via KCBS Wonsan, 1320-1328, Nov 08, Korean talk, poor-weak under strong bubble-like jamming, best in USB // 4450 fair and 4557 weak. (Timofeyev) 3931.83, R Voice of Kurdistan, Sulaimaniya, No. Iraq, 0325-0405, Nov 02, Kurdish comment about Peshawar bomb, Maliki, Iran, Tehran, 0333 ID, Kurdish folksongs, 0344 ID, comment, 45343; 0400 Farsi programme and jamming started! 43343. Also heard on 3931.43 at 1425-1430*, Nov 07, Kurdish song, closing ann and ID, 33443. Jammed until 1432*. (Petersen) 4770.00, Voice of Iranian Kurdistan, via Salal Al-Din, Northern Iraq, *0300-0500*, Nov 25 and 29, Kurdish opening ann, mentioned "kHz" twice, Call to Prayer and talk, jammed by Iran, 33343. Jammer still heard at 0500-0510*. (Petersen) 6045, IBC Tamil, via Wertachtal, 0000-0100. This LTTE-funded Tamil clandestine radio stopped its operation via Media and Broadcast, Wertachtal on Nov 03. Budget problems by the Tamil Tiger insurgents after military victory of Sri Lanka - Ceylon government? Replaced with Voice of Tigers - Pulikalin Kural in late November, see below. (Bueschel, Ivanov and Jaisakthivel) 6045.00, Voice of Tigers, via Wertachtal (p), 0015-0035, Dec 04, new transmission of non-stop Tamil songs, 35343. (Petersen) 6225, Voice of Tigers - Pulikalin Kural, 1500-1515, Nov 27, Tamil revolutionary songs dedicated to LTTE Head Prabakaran. At 1505 news, most of these concentrate on Sri Lanka, 32332. (Jaisakthivel) 7105, Sound of Hope, Taiwan, 2216, Dec 06, intruder in the exclusive worldwide 40m hamband, Chinese, but always jammed and more likely to have been hearing CNR-1 instead. (Hauser)

7510, Suaab Xaa Moo Zoo (Voice of Hope), via Taipei (100 kW / 250 degrees), 2230-2300 daily in Hmong to South East Asia, ex 11760. (Ivanov via BC-DX). This station (presumed) heard at 2254-2300*, Nov 10, with Hmong-Blue/Njua slow talk and music, 35433. (Freitas) 7530, R Xoriyo, via Samara, 1705-1730*, Dec 04, talk mentioning Hargeisa, multiple mentions of Ogadeni and a folk song. (Liangas) 9430, Democratic Voice of Burma, via TV Radio Wave, via Yerevan (300 kW 100 degrees), 1430-1530 Burmese to South East Asia, new frequency ex 9415 in B-08. Strong co-channel China R International in Chinese till 1500. (Ivanov, via BC-DX and Jaisakthivel) 9605, Voice of Meselna Delina, via Samara (250 kW / 188 degrees), Tu/Th/Sa 1730-1800 in Tigrinya to East Africa, again via TDP. (Ivanov via BC-DX) 9810, R Republica, via Sackville, Canada, 0045, Nov 23 and 28, Spanish talks/politics to Cuba, fair. (Bernardini) 9950, Furusato no Kaze, via Taipei (100 kW 002 degrees), 1330-1400, new frequency in Japanese to North Korea ex 9810 to avoid CNR-1 in Chinese, but heard with co-channel R Ukraine International in Ukrainian. (Ivanov, via BC-DX) 11510, Voice of Tigers - Pulikalin Kural, 1312-1458, Nov 26 and 27, Tamil revolutionary songs with the revolution talks, 33433. (Howard and Jaisakthivel) 11610, R Voice of the People, via Madagascar (tentative), *0400-0457*, Nov 21 and 22, English and vernacular ID, vernacular talk. Short breaks of African music, weak. Very poor in noisy conditions. Just too much noise. This station now scheduled to be on this frequency, ex-9895. (Alexander via Dxplorer) 11760, Voice of Oromiyan Liberation Front, via Wertachtal (500 kW 135 degrees), Su/Tu/Th 1600-1630 to East Africa in Oromo on new frequency, ex 11805 to avoid R Liberty in Russian. (Ivanov, via BC-DX and Jaisakthivel) 11785, Hmong Lao R, via WHRI, expected to be one hour later now to stay at the same Central Time in Minnesota: 11785, WHRI already on at 1333, Su Nov 01, with gospel music. At 1400, Hmong Lao R indeed starting, so that should also apply to Sa now: 1400-1500 Sa and Su. (Hauser) 15195, Meleket Ethiopia R, via Samara (250 kW / 188 degrees), We 1600-1645 in Amharic to East Africa, new station. (Ivanov via BC-DX) 15665, Voice of Biafra International, via WHRI, 1900-2000 Nov 06, 20 and 27 (Fridays only), reconfirmed still here, English news and talks in usual broad African accent. Relatively good. (Hauser) 15670, R Mada International, via Kishinev-Grigoriopol, Moldova (300 kW 160 degrees) to Madagascar Sa/Su 1530-1600, new time and frequency since Oct 24. Strong co-channel BBC/DW English in DRM mode. (Ivanov, via BC-DX and Jaisakthivel). Heard *1530-1559*, Nov 07, 08 and 14, tuned in at 1527 to tones on and off again; starts with brief African music, 1530-1547 believe segment called “Panorama” with series of conversations in Malagasy; assume via phone, as one woman was talking with the sound of kids in the background; music bridge into long talk/speech; mostly poor to fair. (Alexander in Dxplorer, D'Angelo, Fransson and Howard) 17550, Voice of Tibet, via Madagascar (250 kW 045 degrees), 1330-1430 Tibetan. Frequency change from Nov 01 ex 17560. (Ivanov, via BC-DX)


17560, Voice of Tigers - Pulikalin Kural, 1202-1258, Nov 25 and 26, Tamil film songs without any ann. It is like a test broadcast, 33232. However, on Nov 26, WRN did carry the Russian language programmes at 1000-1130! But the clandestine broadcasting in Tamil came on the air at 1200. However, the Station ID said “Pulikalin Kural – The Voice of Tigers”, so it is not IBC Tamil! In 1990, the Pulikalin Kural started in Jaffna, whereas it withstand from various attacks over it. 23 times it get attacked, but still to service again. When the people lost their lives on May 16, the Voice of Tigers had also stopped its service. Voice of Tigers has live stream on http://www.pulikalinkural.com/ and http://www.votradio.com/live/live.html . (Jaisakthivel). 21555, R Democracia, via Samara (250 kW / 188 degrees), Su 0900-1000 in Amharic to East Africa, new station in B09 schedule from TDP. (Ivanov via BC-DX). Heard at *0900-0917, Nov 22, Amharic, ID "Ye Democracia", ann transmitting frequency, report with many mentions of Ethiopia and democracy. Jammed from 0910 on. (Robic) CONGO Rep. 6115, R Congo, Brazzaville, 1730 fade in-1840*, Oct 12 and 13. Difficult reception under co-channel Belarus, but several clear “Radio Congo” IDs heard during peaks, using southerly beverage aerial. Programming in vernaculars at first with lively soukous music then news in French at 1800, communiqués at 1825 and various political reports until abrupt close. (Kenny and Pennington - observations during Sheigra DXpedition Oct 02-17) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 5010, R Cristal, Santo Domingo, 2220-2255, Nov 24 and Dec 02, nice Bachata-music, ballads and merengues, ID 2240: "...esta es Radio Cristal". Fair signal with occasional Utility QRM. O=3. (Yamron in Dxplorer and Schnitzer via HCDX) ETHIOPIA 6031, R Oromiya (presumed), Geja Jewe, 0342-0352, Nov 30, Oromo talk between short music, 0352 news, 25432. (Freitas) 6090, R Ethopia, Addis Ababa, 0324-0335, Nov 14, Oromo (tent.) talk, local pop song and, tent. ID at 0327 as “Radio Amhara”, good with weak UNID in the background till 0329, then fair-poor when AWR came on the channel with powerful signal. (Timofeyev) FINLAND New schedule for Scandinavian Weekend R, Virrat regarding 49 mb for B-09 period (First weekend each month): 5980: Sa 0600-0900 and 1500-1900. 6170: Fr 2200-Sa 0600, 0900-1500 and 1900-2200. 11690: Fr 2300-Sa 0800, 1400-1700 and 1900-2200. 11720: Fr 2200-2300, Sa 0800-1400 and 1700-1900. Wishing good propagation and lots of reports once again to Scandinavian Weekend Radio/ Reports, P.O. Box 99, FIN-34801 VIRRAT, Finland. E-mail: [email protected] . Web: http://www.swradio.net . SWR most propably will not have Christmas Day transmission this year. (Heinonen) GERMANY 5980, Hamburger Lokalradio (HLR), via Kall/Eifel (ex-police SW site of 1 kW that is already in use for R 700), is testing daily on Dec 01-31 at 1000-1200 in German, except for Dec 24, 25 and 26 when broadcasts are at 0600-1200. See a full programming guide on their website: www.hamburger-lokalradio.de. Technical background info at www.classicbroadcast.de. HLR is looking forward to receiving feedback and reception reports, either via e-mail ([email protected]) or by postal mail: Hamburger Lokalradio, c/o Michael Kittner, Max-Eichholz-Ring 18, D-21031 Hamburg, Germany. As the station is operated on a non-commercial basis, return postage (IRC or 2 USD) is

highly appreciated. (Kuhl and Voelkner). Heard at *0958-1200*, Dec 01, 03 and 04; carrier signed on 0955 while R 700 on 6005 still was on the air, 0958 test tape: "Sie hören das Test Programm aus Hamburger Lokalradio" with accordeon and Ship Horn blowing twice, 1000 ann, postal address, ID, Dec 01 story on the start of radio broadcasting in Germany in the 1920s, Dec 04 at 1001-1055 a funny talk about "Pubertet" (Puberty) with audience laughing many times, 1055 English male song with trumpet, light music, s/off with ID, ann 5980 kHz and Ship Horn blowing twice, 44333, QRM R Marti in Spanish. (Kuhl via Dxplorer, and Petersen) GUATEMALA 4052.5, R Verdad, Chiquimula. On Dec 03 and 04, an invited technician and station personnel carried out some reparation work on the SW tx that was destroyed by a lightning strike in Sep 2008. I present some of the photos on my website: http://entre-ondas.blogspot.com/2009/12/radio-verdad-de-chiquimula-guatemala.html. (Cruz) 4780, R Cultural Coatán, San Sebastián Coatán, Huehuetenango. "We are no longer in the air on shortwave. Some pieces of the transmitter are broken, and we have not found spare. If we find the damaged parts, we will be back on the air on short wave, but most likely will not find them, and then we will only use 103.3 FM and on our website www.radiocoatan.com . God bless and goodbye." (R Cultural Coatán, via Méndez) GUYANA The National Communications Network (NCN) [ex Guyana Broadcsting Corp] is revamping its shortwave transmission system that will see the return of radio signals to interior locations and nearby countries. NCN Chief Executive Officer Mohammed Sattaur told Stabroek News that the process is being facilitated by the relocation of the company's radio transmitter at Sparendaam, East Coast Demerara. The company has since set up a new location at Canal Number Two Polder, West Bank Demerara. The Ogle Airport had requested that the company relocate its transmitter to facilitate the airport expansion process. The relocation opportunity will be used to revamp and modernise shortwave radio, making it more powerful on the air. (www.stabroeknews.com via Terry, via Kenny in Dxplorer). I presume the former GBC SW frequency 3290 and possibly 5950, which has been silent for several years, will be reactivated. (Kenny) INDIA 4850, AIR Kohima has been reactivated again; it was heard strongly in Hindi and English on an irregular schedule since Nov 11 (not daily). Its full schedule is: 0000-0415 1000-1600, but some days station signed off earlier, e.g. 1407 or so. English news are broadcast at 1530; there also are regional news in Hindi at 1340 with repeat in English. (Goonetilleke, Gupta, Howard, Jacob, Petersen and Savolainen) 4965, AIR Shimla, 1330-1630*, Dec 04, Back on the air! 322. (Goonetilleke). I heard it at 1600, Dec 04, with ID which confirms it is AIR Shimla, at that time the "Himachali Sangeet" programme ended and started a 'Airtel' sponsored Programe (the name sounded like “Apka Sandesh”) - though reception is very poor and like many other AIR transmeters - the audio level is lower than the signal when comparing with other stations, the anns also confirmed the AIR Shimla is on MW and SW. But they did not ann the frequencies. (Goswami, via Gupta) 6090, AIR Vivdh Bharthi program, 0830-1200, Nov 23, 24, 25 and 26, heard on this frequency. However, on Nov 25 the External Service in Indonesian was broadast. At aroud 0830 test tones were heard on 6100 first and later on 6090. The Vividh Bharti tests on 6090 on Dec 05 at 0900-1200 is due to simulcast experiments of DRM by AIR. The DRM frequency is 6100. (Jacob)


JAPAN 6055, R Nikkei, Chiba-Nagara, 1108-1112, Nov 07, Japanese talk, poor with splashed from 6050/6060 (both from China) // 9595 with weak signal. (Timofeyev) KOREA, North 3350, KCBS, Pyongsong, 2030-2040, Oct 31, Korean talk, 25212 deep fades // weaker 2850. (Petersen) MALAYSIA 6049.60v, RTM, Kajang, 1600-1629*, Dec 02 and 04, 1+1 pips; singing “Salam FM” jingle; vernacular announcer talking over background music; reciting from the Qur’an; singing “Salam FM” jingle; on air phone call; pop music, clearly // 6175 (under CNR1) and 9750 (under NHK, as PBS Nei Menggu had already signed off). Earlier had a clear ID for “Radio Suara Islam FM” at 1552, so Salam FM probably started at 1600. On Dec 03 and 04 signed off at 1604*. Seems to just be an audio feed to fill in the time after the end of Radio Suara Islam FM broadcast and when they finally go off the air. Therefore would expect the timing of this audio feed to vary from a few minutes to half an hour, but do not think they will actually run the whole Salam FM program. Rather anticlimactic, as I had hoped for the full program, not just this teaser! (Howard) MALI 5995.00, R Mali, Kati, Bamako, 1901-1915, Sa Oct 03, News in English heard again. Presenter in French handed over to English-speaking announcer who identified as "This is Bamako, Mali radio and television station. Good evening, welcome to our weekly magazine..." This was followed by Malian news from the previous week, interspersed as usual by reggae - excerpts from Bob Marley tracks! (Kenny observations at Sheigra). MAURITANIA 4845.00, R Mauritanie, Nouakchott, 1735-0100*, Nov 03, 04, 05, 06, 10, 14, 18 and 29, back after being off since May 2009. Arabic talk, local songs, 1900 French news and reports, 1930 Arabic talk, local music and radioplay, 2000 vernacular dialects with news, muslim prayer, native songs, from 2200 Arabic news with frequent mentions of Nouakchott and music, but Brazil is fading in on 4845.2, 44232 - 45434 occasional CWQRM. (D'Angelo, Bolli, Howard, Liangas, Mille, Petersen, Savolainen, Sellers and Wagai). Also heard with morning broadcast 0557-0835*, Nov 04, 07, 08, 14 and 21, Arabic low-key chanting, Arabic Call to Prayer, recitations from the Qur'an. Local rustic guitar music. Rooster crows at 0757. Off the air Nov 07 at approximately 0816, switching to daytime frequency 7245. Weak. Poor in noisy conditions. (Alexander in Dxplorer, Hauser and Petersen) PERU 4805, R Rasuwilca, Ayacucho (tentative), 2305, Nov 06, talks in Spanish, signal S2 max. (Liangas) 4826.45, XXX R Sicuani, Sicuani - Silent for last month! (Wilkner) 4950.1, R Madre de Dios, Puerto Maldonado, 2210, Nov 25, huayno-music, ID; O=2. (Schnitzer via HCDX) 4965, R Santa Mónica, Cusco, 2225, Nov 25, adv, tent. ID, audible under CVC Lusaka; O=1-2. (Schnitzer via HCDX) 4975.0, R del Pacífico, Lima (1kW?), 0145, Nov 29, Spanish religious program, ID, S-2. (Aragão) 4986.8, R Manantial, Chilca, 2305, Nov 26, huayno music, religious programme, clear ID, also, "Voz Cristiana, la Radio del Perú", drift from 4991?, audible only this day; O=3. (Schnitzer via HCDX)

5059.92, La Voz de las Huarinjas, Huancabamba, 2300-2350, Nov 19, music with Spanish ann. (Wilkner) RUSSIA 5940, GTRK Magadan, Arman, 0210-0300, We Dec 02, local program starts with clear ID for "Govorit Magadan" ("Magadan speaking"); news; series of conversations; series of advs with phone numbers; Russian folk songs; // to weaker 7320. This was different programming than the Radio Rossii program carried on 6075 // 7200 // 7230 at the same time. This local program is only broadcast Mo-Fr. (Howard) 7230, Yakutsk, 0450, Nov 03, giving weather report in Saha-Yakut, weak but quite readable. Can be traced during the day, but mixing later with Urumqi-Minority Service, China, (*0530-) and China (*0800- ?). (Titarev in Dxplorer) RWANDA 6055, R Rwanda, Kigali, 2020-2037, Nov 09, French talks with simple ID at 2034 as “Radio Rwanda”, French chanson music, fair-good with local noise and splashes from 6050 (Turkey and China) and 6060 (VOA). (Timofeyev). Also heard at 1830, Nov 23, English news, very regular, 333. (Goonetilleke) SAINT HELENA 11092.5 USB, R St. Helena (RSH), Pounceys (1000 watts), *2000-0100*, Nov 14/15, this once-in-a-year broadcast on R St. Helena Day was checked by most of the DX-Community around the world, but in many cases with poor propagation results. That night there were 0 sunspots, the Solar Flux was 75 and the Planetary A-index was 5. (Petersen) SRI LANKA 7190, SLBC, Ekala, *0030-1230*, still continues to Asia in Indian languages // 11905. The Radio Amateurs have requested the station to move out of 7190, but nothing is happening. Further the 11905 channel is emitting spurs and is also heard on 11956 at fair level, 333 !!! (Goonetilleke) TAIWAN 9745, Voice of Han (presumed), Kuanyin, 0831, Nov 24, Chinese romantic music and happy talk, 35433. (Freitas) TAJIKISTAN 4765, Tajik R1, Yangiyul, 1912-1915, Nov 03, vernacular talk, 33333. (Mille). Also heard at 2307, Tajik talks, 33233. (Liangas) TANZANIA 6015, Voice of Tanzania, Dole, Zanzibar, *0258-0343, Nov 15 and Dec 06, marimba sign on, orchestral anthem, Swahili ID and ann, Koranic chants, lesson from imam until 0315,then hi-tempo local music clip and ann, talk mentioning Zanzibar, local music, 0343 news with excerpts from speeches, 23432, good audio. (Bell and Freitas) THAILAND 9535, R Thailand domestic service, 2040-2045, Nov 28, “National News” in English with final items about the activities of the King of Thailand. 2042 ID, Public Service Ann on saving energy, 2044 into “Global News” which was cut off in the first item. Pause, then bells and into Thai. This English newscast is scheduled only 2030-2045, definitely different programming than we usually hear on the overseas service, good. (Sellers) UKRAINE 11980, R Dniprovska Hvylia, 0751-0806, Nov 22, songs and talks, starting from 0800 President Yushchenko speeches. 25322 initially, then raised to 35333. Alexander Yegorov confirms the relay of UR1 by RDH at this time. Later, Mauno Ritola reported the close-down at 0857 that day; nice recording made by Mauno has been put to http://dxsignal.ru/audio/ueng.htm, see Ukraine section. (Mezin)


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3240, WWCR, Nashville, TN, 0157-0158*, Nov 14, seems to be regular since Nov 08 with experimental broadcasts asking for reports on that. WWCR frequency ann mentioning switch to 3215, then abruptly off. By the way, WWRB now wants to use 3240 after WWCR shifts to 3215 at 0200, since some receivers do not tune down to 3185 or 3145. (Barbour and Hauser) 4775.00, WWCR, Nashville, TN, 2220-2300, Nov 21, is putting a killer signal into the Albany, NY area, ex 3240, 4755 and 7465. The program is rock music interspersed with frequent ann by a male describing the transmission as a test and asking for reception reports to [email protected] . At my location, using an Eton E1XM with an Alpha Delta DX Sloper, the signal is a solid S9+30 with only a minor infrequent fluctuation down to +20. (Figliozzi via Dxplorer and Hauser). Also heard testing at 2315-2325, Nov 21, 45333 and still at 0525-00632, Nov 22, 35434. (Hauser and Petersen) WHRA confirmed as off the air I just spoke to Larry Vehorn, engineer for WHRI Cypress Creek, South Carolina, and he confirms that WHRA in Greenbush, Maine, has signed off the air for good. All equipment has been dismantled. Former frequencies for WHRA have been reasigned for WHRI useage. (Van Horn, via Dxplorer) 17775, KVOH, Rancho Simi (50 kW), 1912-1921, Nov 29, pop gospel music and interview in Spanish, 35433. (Freitas) URUGUAY 6045, R Sarandí, Montevideo, 1035-1155, Nov 12 and 14, talk of Presidential candidate Dr. Lacalle, Spanish interview with a local university teacher and writer (Danilo Torres Fierro), TC: "Son las 9 de la mañana 52 minutos...", ann: "Sabados Sarandi, la mañana de los sábados con la conduccion de Jaime Clara"; ann: ".....Siempre Sarandí" - "...En Sarandi 690 AM", local advs: “Brasil Club”, etc. Ann: "....por eso en Noviembre.... Frente Amplio, un Gobierno Honrado, un País de Primera"; "Escuche bien...Sabados Sarandi....escuchó bien" // with 690 MW, 34433 (heterodyne with R Santa Rosa, Lima, Peru). A bit overmodulated or distorted–seems a mixture of reduced carrier SSB and FM. Tried USB and the carrier is steady, better reception. The station was active overnight, Nov 13. So it seems to be a 24h operation. Also heard on Dec 05 and 06, say, at 2030-2040, stronger than previous days, but suffering from the same saturated/ distorted audio. (Nigro in Dxplorer and Slaen) VIETNAM An additional channel has appeared for the recently introduced East Sea Service. This is 11720 and appears to be active only during local daytime hours in Vietnam. I discovered this on Nov 8 from my field trip, with good signals in the period 0430 to past 0500, in parallel with 9635 and 9875. This is a 12 MHz Asian-mode event! (Padula) 5925, Voice of Vietnam, 1100-1115, Nov 24, music, 1101 a male and female give opening comments and news in Vietnamese, signal was steady at a fair level. (Bolland) YEMEN 9780.05, YRTV Sanaa, 1902-1933, Nov 05, Arabic presumed news, music and talk with occasional echo between music bits; fair; no chance here in New Hampshire to check for listed 1800-1900 English; strong 9780-RFE/RL in Russian via Wertachtal that hour. (Barbour via Dxplorer) ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ UNIDENTIFIED ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ 4760, UNID, probably TWR, Mpangela Ranch, Swaziland, 1640-1700*, Nov 05, vernacular, ID “R Transmundial” with

adresse and phone in Maputo at 1645, African choir, 34333. (Mille) 4820.76, UNID African ?, 1533-1622, Nov 28 and Dec 05 (both Sa). Is it possible that Botswana is here? Mostly man and woman in long conversation, indigenous string instrument, very repetitive and slow tempo. Best in USB to get away from Tibet, which caused moderate to heavy QRM. Do they only broadcast on Saturday? Not heard Dec 06. Help! (Howard) 4860.47, UNID, 2322-2327*, Nov 02, singing sounding asiatic, no ann, disappeared 2327, 25332. (Petersen) ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ CONTRIBUTORS ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ DSWCI-0093 Kaj Bredahl Jorgensen, Greve, Denmark DSWCI-0099 Anker Petersen, Skovlunde, Denmark DSWCI-0740 Victor Goonetilleke, Kolamunne, Sri Lanka DSWCI-0798 Jerry Berg/DXplorer, Lexington, MA, U.S.A. DSWCI-0974 Dave Kenny, UK, on Dxpedition to Sheigra DSWCI-1046 Giampiero Bernardini, Milano, Italy DSWCI-1331 Wolfgang Bueschel/wwdxc BC-DX, Germany DSWCI-1483 Max van Arnhem, Hoenderloo, The Netherlands DSWCI-2026 Ron Howard, Monterey/ Asilomar Beach, U.S.A. DSWCI-2248 Björn Fransson, Västerhejde, Gotland, Sweden DSWCI-2707 Robert Wilkner, Pompano Beach, Florida, U.S.A. DSWCI-2812 Richard D’Angelo/NASWA, Wyomissing, U.S.A. DSWCI-2897 Harald Kuhl, Göttingen, Germany DSWCI-3043 Harold Sellers, Vernon, BC, Canada DSWCI-3090 Glenn Hauser/DX Listening Digest, Enid, U.S.A. DSWCI-3464 Vladimir Titarev, Kremenchuk, Ukraine DSWCI-3477 Ivo Ivanov/R Bulgaria DX MIX News, Bulgaria DSWCI-3583 Graham E. Bell, Cape Town, South Africa DSWCI-3602 Gayle Van Horn, Frequency Manager, Monitoring Times/Teak Publishing, Brasstown, NC, U.S.A. DSWCI-3607 Dmitry Mezin, Kazan, Russia DSWCI-3619 Bruce W. Churchill, Fallbrook, CA, U.S.A. DSWCI-3627 Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain DSWCI-3644 Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India DSWCI-3696 Bernard Mille, Bailleul, France DSWCI-3699 Thanka Jaisakthivel, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India DSWCI-3701 Patrick Robic, Leibnitz, Austria DSWCI-3709 Leonardo Bolli, Matelica, MC, Italy Brian Alexander, Mechanicsburg, PA. U.S.A. Rogildo F. Aragão, Quillacollo, Bolivia Adalberto Marques de Azevedo, Barbacena, MG, Brazil Scott R. Barbour Jr., Intervale, NH, USA Chuck Bolland, Clewiston, Florida, U.S.A. Magdiel Cruz (Rodríguez), Jiutepec, Morelos, Mexico John Figliozzi, Halfmoon, NY, U.S.A. Jorge Freitas, Feira de Santana, BA, Brazil Partha Sarathi Goswami, Siliguri, India Alpo Heinonen/Scandinavian Weekend Radio, Finland Jose Jacob/DX India/ bcdxing, Hyderabad, India Zacharias Liangas, Thessaloniki, Greece Horacio Nigro, Montevideo/ El Pinar, Uruguay Bob Padula/EDXP, Mount Albert, Victoria, Australia Alan Pennington, United Kingdom on Dxpedition to Sheigra Mauno Ritola, Joensuu, Finland Jari Savolainen, Kuusankoski, Finland Michael Schnitzer, DXCB, Germany Arnaldo L. Slaen, Buenos Aires, Argentina Mike Terry, United Kingdom Mikhail Timofeyev, St. Petersburg, Russia Thomas Voelkner, Berlin, Germany Tomoaki Wagai, Wakayama, Japan Larry Yamron, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Alexander Yegorov, R Ukraine International, Kyiv, Ukraine Hardcore DX, CA, U.S.A.


World News EDITED BY JAISAKTHIVEL

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E-mail: [email protected] ALASKA KNLS INTERNATIONAL Chinese Days Area kHz 0800-1200 daily EAs 7355nls 1300-1600 daily EAs 7355nls 1600-1800 daily EAs 6915nls English 0800-0900 daily EAs 9615nls [6150] 1000-1100 daily EAs 6150nls 1200-1300 daily EAs 6150nls, 6915nls 1400-1500 daily EAs 6890nls Russian 0900-1000 daily RUS 6150nls 1100-1200 daily RUS 6150nls 1500-1800 daily RUS 6890nls

FCC file, Oct 19 Via WWDXC ALBANIA Radio Tirana ALBANIAN Daily 0000-0130 6110 SHI 100 kW 300 deg to NAm 0000-0130 7425 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm 0730-0900 1458 FLA 500 kW 338 deg to WEu 0730-0900 7390 SHI 100 kW non-dir to WEu 0901-1000 1395 FLA 500 kW 033 deg to WEu 0901-1000 7390 SHI 100 kW non-dir to WEu 1500-1630 1458 FLA 500 kW non-dir to WEu 2130-2300 6165 SHI 100 kW non-dir to WEu 2130-2300 7435 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm ENGLISH Tue-Su 0130-0145 7425 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm 0245-0300 6130 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm 0330-0400 6130 SHI 100 kW 300 deg to NAm 0430-0500 6100 SHI 100 kW 300 deg to NAm ENGLISH Mo-Sa 1530-1600 13640 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm 1945-2000 7465 SHI 100 kW 300 deg to U.K. 1945-2000 11635 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm 2100-2130 7430 SHI 100 kW 300 deg to U.K. 2100-2130 9895 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to NAm GERMAN Mo-Sa 1905-1935 1458 FLA 500 kW 338 deg to Germany 2031-2100 7465 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to Germany GREEK Mo-Sa 1645-1700 1458 FLA 500 kW non-dir to Greece FRENCH Mo-Sa 1830-1900 7465 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to France 2001-2030 7465 SHI 100 kW 310 deg to France, ex ND ITALIAN Mo-Sa 1800-1830 6000 SHI 100 kW non-dir to Italy 2001-2030 6155 SHI 100 kW 300 deg to Italy SERBIAN Mo-Sa 1900-1915 6040 SHI 100 kW non-dir to Serbia 2115-2130 1458 FLA 500 kW 004 deg to Serbia

TURKISH Mo-Sa 1630-1645 1458 FLA 500 kW non-dir to Turkey

Tibor Szilagyi and R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Oct 28 ASCENSION ISL /UAE Family Radio via VT Communications 1200-1300 on 17505 DHA 250 kW / 090 deg to SoAs English 1600-1700 on 11830 DHA 250 kW / 225 deg to EaAf English 1700-1800 on 17505 ASC 250 kW / 102 deg to SoAf English

R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Nov 10 AUSTRALIA RADIO AUSTRALIA B09 (tent) Chinese Days Area kHz 1300-1430 daily EAs 11760tsh, 11825/Dw 1300-1430 daily As 9475/Sh, 11660/Sh English Days Area kHz 0000-0200 daily As 17665/Dw 0000-0200 daily Pac 17715/Sh 0000-0800 daily Pac 15240/Sh 0030-0400 daily As 15415/Sh 0200-0500 daily Pac 15515/Sh, 21725/Sh 0430-0500 daily As 15415/Sh 0500-0800 daily Pac 15160/Sh 0500-0900 daily As 13630/Sh 0530-0600 daily As 15415/Sh 0600-0630 .....ss As 15180/Dw, 15290/MRA Tinian, 15415/Sh 0630-0700 daily As 15415/Sh 0700-0900 daily Pac 9710/Sh 0700-1300 daily Pac 11945/Sh 0700-1300 daily As 9475/Sh 0800-0900 daily Pac 5995/Br 0800-1400 daily Pac 9580/Sh 0800-1600 daily Pac 9590/Sh 1100-1200 daily Pac 5995/Br, 12080/Br+ 1100-1400 daily Pac 6020/Sh, 9560/Sh 1200-1400 daily Pac 5995/Br+ 1400-1700 daily Pac 7240/Sh 1400-1800 daily Pac 5995/Sh 1400-2000 daily Pac 6080/Sh 1430-1700 daily As 11660/Sh 1430-1900 daily As 9475/Sh 1600-2000 daily Pac 9710/Sh 1700-2000 daily Pac 9580/Sh 1700-2100 daily Pac 11880/Sh 1800-2000 daily Pac 7240/Sh 1900-2200 daily As 9500/Sh 2000-2100 .....ss Pac 6080/Sh, 7240/Sh, 12080/Br 2000-2200 daily Pac 11650/Sh, 11660/Sh 2100-2200 daily As 11695/Sh 2100-2200 daily Pac 9660/Br, 12080/Br 2100-2300 daily Pac 13630/Sh, 15515/Sh 2200-0000 daily Pac 15560/Sh 2200-2300 daily Pac 9660/Br#, 12080/Br# 2200-2330 daily As 15240/MRA Tinian 2200-2400 daily As 12010/Dw 2200-2400 daily Pac 15230/Sh 2300-0200 daily Pac 17795/Sh 2300-0700 daily Pac 13690/Sh 2300-0800 daily Pac 9660/Br 2300-0900 daily Pac 12080/Br 2330-0000 daily As 15415/Sh 2330-0700 daily As 17750/Sh Indonesian Days Area kHz 0000-0030 daily As 15180/Dw, 15335/MRA Palau, 15415/Sh 0400-0430 daily As 11550/MRA Tinian, 15180/Dw, 15415/Sh 0500-0530 daily As 11745/MRA Tinian, 15180/Dw, 15415/Sh 0600-0630 mtwtf.. As 15180/Dw, 15290/MRA Tinian, 15415/Sh 2200-2330 daily As 9630/Dw, 11550/MRA Tinian, 11695/Sh, 15415/Sh Tok Pisin Days Area kHz 0900-1100 daily Pac 5995/Br, 6020/Sh, 9710/Sh, 12080/Br 2000-2100 mtwtf.. Pac 6080/Sh, 7240/Sh, 12080/Br


Burmese/English 1600-1700 11980/Dw Key: + DRM; # Relay of BBC World Service.

ABC RA, Nigel Holmes, via ARDXC and also ADDX Andreas Volk, Oct 5; also ARDXC update Oct 29

AUSTRALIA CVC B09 via Darwin site Chinese to China 0400-0600 15250 /Dw 250 kW/340 deg 0600-1200 17635 /Dw 250 kW/340 deg 1200-1800 13685 /Dw 250 kW/340 deg 2200-2300 9585 /Dw 250 kW/340 deg 2300-0200 15170 /Dw 250 kW/340 deg English to India 0930-1230 15535 /Dw 250 kW/303 deg 1230-1830 13635 /Dw 250 kW/303 deg Indonesian to Indonesia 2300-0200 15250 /Dw 250 kW/290 deg 0400-1000 17820 /Dw 250 kW/290 deg 1000-1300 9890 /Dw 250 kW/290 deg 1300-1700 11925 /Dw 250 kW/290 deg 0700-0800 17755 /Dw 125 kW/317 deg DRM of TDP Music Belgium.

CVC, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 22 Via Alokesh Gupta AUSTRALIA HCJB Via HCA KNX Kununurra Akha Days Area kHz 1145-1200 daily SAs 15340knx Bhojpuri Days Area kHz 0115-0130 ...t... SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 ...t... SAs 15340knx Chhattisgarhi Days Area kHz 0200-0215 ....fss SAs 15400knx 1430-1445 ....fss SAs 15340knx English Days Area kHz 0245-0300 daily SAs 15400knx 0730-0930 daily As 11750knx 0730-0930 daily Pac 11750knx 1200-1330 daily EAs 15400knx 1445-1530 daily SAs 15340knx 2200-2230 daily EAs 15525knx Fujian Days Area kHz 0000-0030 daily EAs 15525knx 1130-1200 mtwtf.. EAs 15400knx Gujarati Days Area kHz 0115-0130 m...... SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 m...... SAs 15340knx Hindi Days Area kHz 0215-0245 daily SAs 15400knx 1330-1400 daily SAs 15340knx Hmar Days Area kHz 0230-0245 ....f.. SAs 15400knx 1430-1445 ....f.. SAs 15340knx Bahasa Indonesian Days Area kHz 0000-0030 mtwtfs. SAs 15400knx 1200-1230 daily SAs 15340knx 2345-0000 daily SAs 15400knx Japanese Days Area kHz 2230-2300 .....ss EAs 15525knx K/Urk Days Area kHz 0200-0215 m..t... SAs 15400knx 1430-1445 m..t... SAs 15340knx

Malay Days Area kHz 1200-1230 ......s SEA 15340knx Malayalam Days Area kHz 0115-0130 ......s SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 ......s SAs 15340knx Mandarin Days Area kHz 0000-0030 ......s EAs 15400knx 1030-1130 daily EAs 15400knx 1330-1430 daily EAs 15400knx 2230-2300 mtwtf.. EAs 15525knx 2300-2359 daily EAs 15525knx Marathi Days Area kHz 0115-0130 ..w.... SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 ..w.... SAs 15340knx Marwari Days Area kHz 0200-0215 .t..... SAs 15400knx 1430-1445 .t..... SAs 15340knx Nepali Days Area kHz 0100-0115 daily SAs 15400knx 1300-1315 daily SAs 15340knx Punjabi Days Area kHz 0115-0130 ....f.. SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 ....f.. SAs 15340knx Rawang Days Area kHz 0030-0100 daily SEA 15400knx 1230-1300 daily SEA 15340knx Tamil Days Area kHz 0115-0130 .....s. SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 .....s. SAs 15340knx Telugu Days Area kHz 0200-0215 ..w.... SAs 15400knx 1430-1445 ..w.... SAs 15340knx Urdu Days Area kHz 0115-0130 .t..... SAs 15400knx 0130-0200 daily SAs 15400knx 1315-1330 .t..... SAs 15340knx 1400-1430 daily SAs 15340knx

HCA KNX, Oct 25 Via WWDXC BELARUS Radio Station Belarus Belarussian* 0500-0800 7255 MNS 250 kW 072 deg 1600-1800 7255 MNS 250 kW 072 deg Belarussian 1200-1500 7360 MNS 075 kW 270 deg 1200-1500 7390 MNS 150 kW 246 deg Russian 1500-1700 7360 MNS 075 kW 270 deg 1500-1700 7390 MNS 150 kW 246 deg Polish 1700-1900 7360 MNS 075 kW 270 deg 1700-1900 7390 MNS 150 kW 246 deg 1805-1900 6155 MNS 250 kW 252 deg German 1900-2100 6155 MNS 250 kW 252 deg 1900-2100 7360 MNS 075 kW 270 deg 1900-2100 7390 MNS 150 kW 246 deg English 2100-2300 6155 MNS 250 kW 252 deg 2100-2300 7360 MNS 075 kW 270 deg 2100-2300 7390 MNS 150 kW 246 deg


Russian 2300-2400 6155 MNS 250 kW 252 deg 2300-2400 7360 MNS 075 kW 270 deg 2300-2400 7390 MNS 150 kW 246 deg *Belorussian Radio HS-1

R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Oct 28 BELGIUM TDP B09 Moj Them Radio 0130-0200 15260 AM m.w.f.. Hmong Asia Denge Mezopotamya 0500-1500 11530 AM mtwtfss Kurdish Middle East Denge Mezopotamya 1500-2100 7540 AM mtwtfss Kurdish Middle East TDPradio 0700-0800 17755 DRM mtwtfss English Asia TDPradio 0800-0900 6015 DRM m...... English Europe TDPradio 0900-1000 6015 DRM .t..... English Europe TDPradio 1000-1100 6015 DRM ..w.... English Europe TDPradio 1100-1200 6015 DRM ...t... English Europe TDPradio 1200-1300 6015 DRM ....f.. English Europe TDPradio 1300-1400 6015 DRM .....s. English Europe TDPradio 1400-1500 6015 DRM ......s English Europe TDPradio 1500-1600 6015 DRM mtwtfss English Europe Que Huong Radio 1200-1300 15680 AM ..wtf.. Vietnamese Asia Addis Dimts Radio 1200-1300 21525 AM ......s Amharic Africa EOTC Holy Synod Radio 1600-1700 15195 AM m...... Amharic Africa Radio Xoriyo Ogadenia 1700-1730 7530 AM m...f.. Somali Africa Radio Xoriyo Ogadenia 1700-1730 9610 AM m...f.. Somali Africa Voice Of Asena 1730-1800 9605 AM m.w.f.. Tigrinya Africa Ginbot 7 1700-1730 7530 AM .t.t.s. Amharic Africa Ginbot 7 1700-1730 9610 AM .t.t.s. Amharic Africa Radio Bilal 1730-1830 9605 AM ......s Amharic Africa Suab Xaa Moo Zoo 2230-2300 11760 AM mtwtfss Hmong Asia TDPradio 2300-2400 9790 DRM mtwtfss English America

WWDXC via Alokesh Gupta CHILE CVC to SoAM via Santiago, Calera de Tango site Spanish 1100-1200 9780 SGO 100 kW/000 deg 1100-2200 9635 SGO 100 kW/030 deg til March 13 1200-2200 9635 SGO 100 kW/030 deg from March 14 1200-0100 17680 SGO 100 kW/000 deg til March 13 1200-0200 17680 SGO 100 kW/000 deg from March 14 1800-2000 17860 SGO 15 kW/045 deg DRM mode 2200-0100 9745 SGO 100 kW/030 deg til March 13 2200-0200 9745 SGO 100 kW/030 deg from March 14 CHINA P.R. - Tentative B-09 China Radio International schedule. 0000-0057 Cambodian 11990/Nn, 9765/Nn, 684dof-hai Cantonese 17495/Be, 11820/Xi Chinese 13655/Xi, 13580/Be, 11975/Ku, 11900/Be, 11845/Xi, 11780/Jin, 9435/Ku, 6040/CAN, 6005/CAN English 11790/Xi, 11730/Ku fr 0030, 9425/Be, 7425/Kash, 7350/Kash, 6180/Kash, 6005/Kash Hakka 9860/Jin, 9610/Ku, 9550/Ku, 9460/Ku Mongolian 11875/Be, 9470/Xi Portuguese 9435/Kash, 6100/Be Russian 7405/Huh, 5990/Huh, 5905/Kash, 1521htb-xin Spanish 15120/Cuba, 9800/Kash, 9590/Kash, 5990/Cuba Vietnamese 13680/Xi, 11770/Be, 603dof-hai 0000-0157 English 11885/Xi, 11650/Be, 9570/ALB, 6020/ALB 0100-0157 Amoy 17495/Be, 15425/Xi, 11980/Ku, 11945/Ku, 9860/Be, 9610/Ku, 9550/Ku, 9460/Ku

Chinese-AS 13580/Be, 11640/Xi, 7300/Kash, 7250/Ur English 11730/Ku to 0130, 9580/Cuba, 9420/Kash, 9410/Kash, 7350/Kash, 6175/Kash, 6080*/CAN, 6075/Kash, 6005/CAN Russian 13600/Xi, 5905/Kash, 1521htb-xin Spanish 9710/Kash, 9590/Kash Urdu 7360/Kash, 6020/Kash 0100-0257 Chinese-EA 15160/Jin, 13655/Xi 0130-0227 Nepalese 13780/Ku, 11860/Ku 0200-0227 Pashto 15435/Xi, 7350/Kash, 6065/Kash 0200-0257 Amoy 17495/Be, 15425/Xi Bengali 11640/Xi, 9655/Ku Chinese 11695/Be, 9825/Kash, 9690/Spain, 9580/Cuba, 9570/ALB, 7330/Kash, 6065/Kash fr 0230, 6020/ALB English 15435/Xi fr 0228, 13640/Kash, 11785/Kash Russian 17640/Xi, 5915/Kash, 963/FIN Spanish 9710/Kash, 9590/Kash Tamil 13715/Kash, 11870/Kash Urdu 7290/Kash, 6020/Kash 0230-0327 Nepalese 13780/Ku, 11730/Ku 0300-0357 Chinese 17540/Be, 15160/Jin, 15130/Be, 13655/Xi, 9570/ALB, 9450/Kash, 6020/ALB English 15120/Be, 15110/Kash, 13620/Xi, 11785/Kash, 9790hab, 9690nob-E, 9460/Be, 6190/CAN, 738/M Hindi 15350/Kash, 15210/Kash, 13720/Kash, 11640/Kash Spanish 9665/Brazil (?) Russian 17710/Jin, 15435/Xi, 11710/Ur, 5915/Kash, 963/Fin Tamil 13735/Kash, 13600/Ku 0400-0457 Cantonese 15160/Jin, 13655/Xi, 9790/Cuba Chinese 15170/Kash, 15130/Be, 13640/Kash English 17855/Be, 17725/Xi, 15120/Be, 13620/Xi, 9460/Be, 6190/CAN Hakka 17710/Be, 17540/Kash, 17505/Xi, 15350/Kash Russian 17640/Xi, 15665/Kash, 15445/Kash, 5905/Kash Vietnamese 17740/Xi, 11650/Ku, 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai 0500-0557 Cantonese 15170/Jin, 13655/Xi Chinese 15140/Kash, 15130/Be, 15120/Be, 13620/Xi English 17855/Be, 17725/Xi, 17540/Kash, 17505/Kash, 15465/Kash, 15350/Kash, 11880/Kash, 7220/ALB, 6190/CAN, 5960/CAN Russian 15665/Kash, 15445/Kash Vietnamese 17740/Xi, 11640/Ku, 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai 0500-0657 Arabic 17485/Ur, 9590/ALB, 7210/ALB, 5985/ALB 0600-0657 Chinese-EA 15170/Jin, 13655/Xi Chinese 17740/Xi, 17650/Kash, 15120/Be, 13750/Ku, 13620/Xi English 17710/Be, 17540/Kash, 15465/Kash, 15350/Kash, 15145/Kash, 13645/Xi, 11880/Kash, 11770/Kash, 115/CAN English-AF 17505/Kash, 11750/ALB Italian 15620/Kash 0600-0757 French 15220/Ur German 17720/Kash, 15245/Ur Spanish 15135/Kash 0700-0757 Cantonese 13610/Xi, 11640/Jin Chaozhou 15145/Xi, 13730/Xi Chinese 17830/Kash, 17740/Xi, 17650/Kash, 13750/Ku, 11855/ALB English 17710/Be, 17540/Kash, 17490/Kash, 15465/Kash, 15350/Kash, 15125/Kash, 13645/Xi, 11880/Kash, 11785/ALB, 1215/ALB 0800-0857 Chinese-EA 13610/Xi, 11640/Jin, 9880/Be Chinese 17830/Kash, 17650/Kash, 17560/Xi, 15565/Xi, 11855/ALB English 17540/Kash, 17490/Kash, 15625/Kash, 15465/Kash, 15350/Kash, 11880/Kash, 11785/ALB, 9415/Xi, 1215/ALB Hausa 7295/Mali Russian 15665/Kash, 15335/Kash 0830-0927 Indonesian 17735/Ku, 15135/Ku


0900-0957 Chinese 17670/Ku, 17560/Xi, 17500/Kash, 15565/Xi, 15525/Ur, 15440/Ku, 15340/Xi, 15250/Ku, 13850/Be, 11980/Ku, 9440/Xi, 7430/Jin, 5965/Be English 17750/Kash, 17690/Jin, 17570/Ur, 17490/Kash, 15350/Kash, 15270/Kash, 15210/Ku, 9415/Xi Romanian 9460/ALB, 7285/ALB Russian 15665/Kash, 15335/Kash 0930-1027 Malay 17680/Ku, 5135/Ku 1000-1057 Cantonese 17670/Ku, 15440/Ku Chinese-EA 6020/Be, 5965/Be Chinese 17650/Kash, 17500/Kash, 15525/Ur, 15340/Xi, 15250/Ku, 13850/Be, 11980/Ku, 7255/Xi English 17690/Jin, 17490/Kash, 15350/Kash, 15210/Ku, 15190/Ur, 13720/Xi, 13590/Be, 11640/Be, 7215/Xi, 5955/Xi Hungarian 17570/Kash, 15220/Kash Japanese 9440/Xi, 7325/Jin Russian 7400/Huh, 7290szg, 5915/Huh, 1323htb-xin, 1116har-hei, 963hua-jil 1030-1127 Cambodian 17680/Ku, 15160/Nn, 684dof-hai Indonesian 15135/Ku, 11700/Ku 1100-1157 Bulgarian 7220/ALB Burmese 9880/Ku, 1269xua-yun Cantonese 13580/Ku, 9645/Be, 9590/Ku, 9540/Be, 603dof-hai Chaozhou 11875/Ku, 9440/Ku Chinese 17650/Kash, 15440/Ku, 12070/Xi to 1127, 11980/Kash, 11620/Be, 9515/Kash, 7435/Be Czech 17570/Kash, 15225/Kash English 17490/Kash, 13720/Xi, 13665/ALB, 13645/Kash, 13590/Be, 11795/Kash, 11650/Ur, 9570/Kash, 6060/Be to 1127, 5960/CAN, 5955/Be, 1269xua-yun Esperanto 7210/Ur, 6100/Ur, 1017cah-jil Japanese 7325/Jin, 7260/Xi, 1044hnl-jia Korean 5965/Xi, 1323hua-jil Mongolian 9430/Xi, 7400/Huh Russian 7290szg, 6080/Be, 5915/Huh, 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil Vietnamese 11990/Xi, 11600bji, 9550/Be, 1296/Ku-yun 1130-1157 Filipino 12110/Ku, 12070/Xi, 7410/Jin, 6060/Be, 1341hdu-gua 1130-1227 Thai 9785/Ku, 7360/Ku, 1080xua-yun 1200-1227 Filipino 12110/Ku, 9720/Xi 1200-1257 Cambodian 11680/Nn, 9440/Ku Cantonese 9570hab, 9560/CAN Chinese 17650/Kash, 15110/Ur, 11790/Kash, 11640/Xi, 9855/Be, 9655/Kash, 9540/Ku, 7435/Nn, 7395/Be, 7205/Kash English 17490/Kash, 13790/Ur, 13665/ALB, 12015/Kash, 11980/Ku, 11780/Ku fr 1230, 11760/Ku, 11690/Xi, 11650/Ur, 9760/Ku, 9730/Ku, 9645/Be, 9600/Ku, 9460/Kash, 7250/Kash, 5955/Be, 1341hdu-gua, 1269xua-yun, 1188/Ku-yun, 684dof-hai French 15205/Kash Japanese 7325/Jin, 7260/Xi, 1044hnl-jia Korean 5965/Xi, 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil Mongolian 5990/Huh, 5915/Huh Russian 9685/Ur, 9590szg, 7410szg, 7215/Xi, 6100/Be, 5905/Kash, 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil Serbian 7345/ALB Vietnamese 11600bji, 9550/Be, 1296/Ku-yun 1230-1327 Lao 9785/Ku, 7360/Ku Malay 15600/Ku, 11955/Ku 1300-1357 Bengali 11610/Ku, 9600bji, 9490/Ku Burmese 11780/Ku, 9880/Ku, 1188/Ku-yun Chinese 13855/Kash, 13650/Ur, 11790/Kash, 9855/Be,

9665/Kash, 9540/Ku, 7435/Nn, 7215/Xi, 7205/Be English 15230/CAN, 13790/Ur, 13670/Kash, 11980/Ku, 11900/Ku, 11885/CAN, 11760/Ku, 9870/Xi, 9765/Xi, 9730/Be, 9655/Kash, 9570hab, 7300/Kash, 5955/Be, 1341hdu-gua Esperanto 11650/Be, 9440/Nn French 17880/Mali, 15205/Kash, 13710/Kash, 13685/Mali Hindi 9450/Kash, 7265/Ur, 1422/Kash-xin Japanese 7325/Jin, 7215/Xi, 1044hnl-jia Korean 5965/Xi, 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil Mongolian 7285/Be, 6100/Be, 100.9ula, 103.7Darkhan Russian 9870/Xi, 7255szg, 5990/Huh, 5915/Huh, 5905/Kash, 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil Vietnamese 9685/Xi, 9550/Be, 1296/Ku-yun, 603dof-hai 1330-1427 Indonesian 15135/Ku, 11955/Ku Thai 9785/Ku, 7360/Ku, 1080xua-yun 1400-1457 Amoy 11650/Ku, 9655/Ku Bengali 11610/Ku, 9490/Ku Burmese 11780/Be, 1188/Ku-yun Cambodian 9600/Nn, 6055/Nn Chinese 11785/Kash, 11610/Ur, 9730/Kash, 9430/Kash, 7445/Kash, 7410/Be, 7210/Be, 6040/Xi English 15230/CAN, 13740hab, 13675/CAN, 11665/Ur, 9870/Xi, 9795/Ur, 9765/Xi, 9700/Kash, 9460/Ur, 7325/Be to 1427, 7300/Ur, 5955/Be, 1422/Kash-xin English-AF 17630/Mali, 13685/Mali Japanese 7410/Jin, 7400/Xi, 1044hnl-jia Korean 5965/Xi, 1017cah-jil Mongolian 5990/Huh, 5915/Huh Nepalese 7435/Ku, 7220/Ku, 1269xua-yun Russian 9450szg, 7330/Xi, 6005/Kash, 1521htb-xin, 1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil Sinhalese 9610/Jin, 7265/Kash, 1188/Ku-yun Tamil 9665/Kash, 9570/Kash Urdu 7285/Kash, 6075/Kash, 1422/Kash-xin Vietnamese 9685bji, 9550/Be, 1296/Ku-yun, 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai 1400-1557 French-AF 13670/Kash, 11920/ALB 1430-1457 Filipino 12110/Ku, 7325/Xi, 1341hdu-gua 1430-1527 Lao 9675/Ku, 7360/Ku, 1080xua-yun 1500-1527 Pashto 9620/Kash, 7435/Ku Persian 9765/Ku, 9600/Kash, 6165/Ur 1500-1557 Bengali 9690/Ku, 9610/Ku Chinese 13675/CAN, 9740/Kash, 9705/Kash, 9560/Kash, 9455/Ku, 7360/Xi fr 1530, 7265/Kash, 7255/Be, 5910/Be English 13740/Cuba, 9870/Xi, 9785/Jin, 9720/Ur, 9600/Kash fr 1530, 9525/Kash, 9435/Kash, 7405/Ur, 7325/Be, 6095/Kash, 5955/Be, 1323htb-xin, 1188/Ku-yun, 558lon English-AF 17630/Mali, 13685/Mali Hindi 7235/Kash, 7225/Ur Japanese 7220/Jin, 5980/Xi, 1044hnl-jia Nepalese 9535/Ku, 7215/Ku Russian 6180/Ur, 6105szg, 6025/Xi, 6005/Kash, 5990/Huh, 5965/Be, 5915/Huh, 1521htb-xin,?1323htb-xin, 963hua-jil, 963/Fin Tamil 13600/Kash, 9730/Kash Turkish 9565/ALB, 7230/ALB Urdu 7285/Kash, 6075/Ku, 1422/Kash-xin Vietnamese 9550/Be, 684dof-hai, 603dof-hai 1530-1557 Pashto 9620/Kash, 7435/Ku, 6165/Ur 1600-1657 Albanian 1215/ALB Arabic 17880/Mali, 15125/Mali, 11725/ALB, 9555/ALB, 7300/Kash Chinese 17735/CAN, 7335szg, 7220/Kash English 11650/Xi, 9600/Jin, 9570/Be, 9525/Kash,


9435/Kash, 7435/Jin, 7420/Ur, 7255/Kash, 7235/Kash, 6100/Kash, 6060/Ku, 1323htb-xin, 1080xua-yun, 963/FIN, 558lon Hakka 7325/Ur, 6090/Xi Hindi 7395/Ku, 5915/Kash, 1422/Kash-xin, 1269xua-yun, 1188/Ku-yun Russian 7265/Ur, 7215szg, 6070/Kash, 6040/Ur, 1521htb-xin Swahili 7320/Xi, 5985/Be Turkish 7325/Ku, 6165/Ur Vietnamese 7360/Ku, 6010/Be 1600-1757 French 7350/Kash German 7380/ALB, 5970/ALB 1630-1727 Hausa 9670/Ku, 9620/Kash 1700-1757 Arabic 11725/ALB, 9555/ALB, 7300/Kash Bulgarian 1458/ALB Cantonese 7325/Ur, 7220/Kash English 9570/Be, 7435/Jin, 7425/Kash, 7420/Ku, 7410/Kash, 7335/Be, 7255/Kash, 7205/Be, 6165/Be, 6140/Kash, 6100/Be, 6090/Ku, 1323htb-xin, 1080xua-yun, 558lon Esperanto 7245/Xi, 1215/ALB Russian 7410bji, 7265/Ur, 6070/Xi, 6040/Ur, 5915/Kash, 1521htb-xin Swahili 15125/Mali, 13645/Mali, 7400/Xi, 5985/Be 1730-1827 Chinese 9695/Ku, 7445/Ur, 7315/Ku, 7275/Ur, 6150szg Hausa 13645/Mali/11640/Mali fr 1800, 9685/Ku, 9450/Kash 1800-1827 Persian 7325/Be, 7295/Be 1800-1857 Chaozhou 7285/Xi, 6010/Ur English 7405/Be, 7265/Xi/6020/Xi to 1827, 6100/Be Italian 7435/Jin, 7340/Kash, 1458/ALB Russian 9535/F, 7255szg, 7210/Ur, 6170/Kash, 6070/Xi, 1521htb-xin Romanian 1215/ALB, 963/FIN 1800-1957 French 7385/ALB, 7360/ALB, 6055/ALB, 5970/ALB German 9615/Ur, 7395/Kash, 6160/Xi 1830-1857 Bulgarian 9695/Jin, 7265/Ur, 6020szg Persian 7325/Be, 7295/Be 1830-1927 Arabic 13685/Mali, 11640/Mali 1830-2027 French 9645/Ku, 7350/Ur 1900-1927 Czech 7415/Ur, 7325/Be Hungarian 9560/Ur, 7440/Xi Romanian 7305/F, 6145/Ur 1900-1957 Albanian 7315/Kash, 6020szg Cantonese 9770/Kash, 7215szg English 9440/Ku, 7295/Kash, 7285/Xi Portuguese 13630/Mali/11640/Mali fr 1930, 9730/Kash, 9535/Be, 7405/Xi, 7365/Be, 7335/Jin, 5985/Be Russian 7245/Be, 6110/Xi, 6100/Be, 6005/Kash, 1521htb-xin Turkish 9655/Ku, 7255/Ku [1170arm-rus fr 1930 ??] 1900-2057 German 1440/LUX 1930-1957 Czech 7415/Ur, 7305/F Romanian 7440/Xi, 6145/Ur 1930-2027 Esperanto 9745/Ur, 7265/Ur 2000-2027 Serbian 9585/Kash, 7390/Xi, 7315/Ur 2000-2057 Arabic 7215/ALB, 6185/ALB, 6100/Xi Chinese 9865/Ku, 7440/Be, 7335szg, 7305/Xi, 7245/Kash English 13630/Mali, 11640/Mali, 9600/Kash, 9440/Ku, 7295/Kash, 7285/ALB, 7415/Kash, 5985/Be, 5960/ALB French 963/FIN Polish 7405/Ur, 6145/F, 6020/Szg Russian 9525/Be, 7255/Be 2001-2059 Hungarian 1458/ALB 2030-2057 Bulgarian 9720/Ur, 7320/Ku Hungarian 9585/Kash, 7390/Jin 2030-2127 Italian 7310/Kash, 7265/Ur

2030-2227 French 7350/Ur, 6115/Be 2100-2127 Albanian 6145/F English 13630/Mali, 11640/Mali, 7250/Xi Serbian 7440/Ku, 7425/Jin, 7325/Xi 2100-2157 Arabic 7215/ALB, 6185/ALB, 6100/Kash English 9600/Kash, 7415/Kash, 7405/Be, 7365/Ur fr 2130, 7325/Xi fr 2130, 7285/ALB, 7225/Be, 7205/Xi, 6135/Be, 5960/ALB, 1386/LTU Korean 7290/Xi, 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil 2100-2257 German 963por-fin Spanish-EU 9640/Kash, 6020szg 2130-2157 Hungarian 7250/Ur, 6145/F 2130-2227 French 13630/Mali, 11975/Mali 2130-2229 Polish 1458/ALB 2200-2257 Chinese 7440/Ku, 7430/Jin, 7405/Ur, 7325/Ku, 7305/Jin, 7265/Ku, 7220/Ku, 6140/Ku, 6100/Ku, 5975/Kash English 5915/Be, 1440/LUX Esperanto 9860/Kash, 7315/Kash Japanese 7440/Be, 5985/Xi Korean 7210/Xi, 1323hua-jil, 1017cah-jil Portuguese 9685/Kash, 9410/Kash, 7260/Ur, 6175/ALB Spanish-AM 13700/CAN, 9490/Be 2201-2301 Serbian 1215/ALB 2200-2357 Spanish-EU 7250/Ur, 7210/ALB 2230-2257 Chinese 15505/Mali, 11975/Mali 2230-2330 Czech 1458/ALB 2300-2357 Cambodian 11990/Nn, 9765/Nn, 684dof-hai Cantonese 11935/Ku, 9460/Ku, 9425/Jin, 7325/Ku, 6140/Ku Chinese 11975/Mali, 9555/Be, 7425/Ku, 7300/Ur, 7295/Mali English 11970/CAN, 11790/Xi, 9610/Ku, 7415/Kash, 7350/Kash, 6145/Be, 6040/CAN, 5990hab, 5915/Kash, 1440/LUX Japanese 9695/Jin, 9435/Xi Mongolian 7205/Xi, 6185/Xi Portuguese 13650hab, 6100/Be Russian 7405/Huh, 5990/Huh, 5905/Kash Spanish-AM 9800/Kash, 9590/Kash, 6175/ALB Vietnamese 9415/Be, 7220/Xi, 603dof-hai 2330-0030 Sinhalese 7260/Kash, 6100/Ku Transformed from B-08 file in <http://www2.starcat.ne.jp/~ndxc/> no reliable data info of Pori and Luxembourg MW relays available. Some CRI relays via Russia like Samara and St. Petersburg site ceased probably in B-09 season.

DXLD, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 25 EGYPT EGYPTIAN RADIO & TV UNION (ERTU) UTC KHz METERS PROGRAM TARGET AREA 0030-0430 7580 41 ARABIC E N AMERICA 0045-0200 6270 49 SPANISH N AMERICA 0045-0200 9390 31 SPANISH C AMERICA 0045-0200 9915 31 SPANISH S AMERICA 0200-0330 6270 49 ENGLISH E N AMERICA 0700-1100 15800 19 GENERAL PROGRAM W AFRICA 1015-1215 13860 22 ARABIC M EAST 1215-1330 17870 16 ENGLISH S ASIA 1230-1400 15710 19 INDONESIAN S E ASIA 1300-1400 12170 25 DARI W AFGHANISTAN 1300-1600 15080 19 ARABIC W AFRICA 1330-1530 11510 25 PERSIAN IRAN 1400-1600 12170 25 PASHTOU AFGHANISTAN 1500-1600 9250 31 UZBEKI UZBEKISTAN 1530-1730 17810 16 SWAHILI C & E AFRICA 1500-1600 6270 49 ALBANIAN ALBANIA 1600-1700 15285 19 AFAR E & C AFRICA 1600-1800 6270 49 URDU S ASIA 1600-1800 12170 25 ENGLISH C & S AFRICA 1700-1730 15285 19 SOMALI E & C AFRICA


1730-1900 15285 19 AMHARIC E & C AFRICA 1700-1900 6860 49 TURKISH TURKEY 1700-2300 9250 31 WADI EL NILE SUDAN 1800-1900 6270 49 ITALIAN EUROPE 1800-2100 9990 31 HAUSA W AFRICA 1900-0030 11540 25 VOICE OF THE ARABS E AFRICA 1900-2000 6860 49 RUSSIAN W RUSSIA 1900-2000 6270 49 GERMAN EUROPE 1900-2030 11510 25 ENGLISH W AFRICA 1900-0700 6290 49 GENERAL PROGRAM N AMERICA & EUROPE 2000-2200 6860 49 ARABIC AUSTRALIA 2000-2115 6270 49 FRENCH EUROPE 2030-2230 9280 31 FRENCH W AFRICA 2115-2245 6270 49 ENGLISH EUROPE 2215-2330 9390 31 PORTUGUSE S AMERICA 2300-0030 7580 22 ENGLISH W N AMERICA 2330-0045 9390 31 ARABIC S AMERICA 2330-0045 9250 31 ARABIC C AMERICA

via Maruf Dewan, dxldyg via Glenn HauserDXLD GREECE Voice of Greece ERA-5, The Voice of Greece, ERT S.A. Effective from 25/10/09 to 28/03/10 (0000 UTC) Europe 0000-0300 9420 *7475 0300-0600 9420 7475 *7450 0600-0700 9420 *7475 0700-1000 9420 15630 1100-1600 9420 1600-2000 9420 *15630 2000-2400 9420 7475 Tashkent 1200-1400 9420 Middle East, Indian Ocean 1100-1300 15650 1300-1600 *15650 Atlantic Ocean 0000-0300 *7475 0300-0600 9420 7475 *7450 0600-0700 9420 *7475 0700-1000 9420 15630 1100-1600 9420 1600-2000 9420 *15630 2000-2400 9420 7475 Africa 2300-0300 *12105 0300-0600 *7450 Australia 1200-1600 *15650 North America 0000-0300 9420 *7475 0300-0700 *7475 2300-2400 9420 South America, South Atlantic, and Panama Zone 2300-0300 *12105 0300-0600 *7450 (*) Transmission ends 10 minutes earlier.

VOG, John Babbis-USA via dxld Oct 21 NEW ZEALAND Radio New Zealand International 1200-1550 no DRM service 1300-1550 6170 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 1551-1750 6170 RAN 050 kW 035 deg AM NE Pac, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Isl 1551-1750 7440 RAN 025 kW 035 deg DRM Cook Islands, Niue, Fiji, Samoa

1751-1850 9765 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM NE Pac,Fiji, Samoa, Cook Isl 1751-1935 9890 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Niue, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Cook Isls 1851-2050 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 1936-1950 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Tonga 1951-2050 11675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Solomon Isls Niue, Fiji,Samoa,Fiji 2051-2235 17675 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 2051-2235 15720 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM Vanuatu, Fiji 2236-0458 15720 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 2236-0458 17675 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific 0459-0658 11725 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 0459-0658 13730 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific 0659-1058 9765 RAN 050 kW 000 deg AM All Pacific 0659-1158 9870 RAN 025 kW 000 deg DRM All Pacific 1059-1258 13660 RAN 050 kW 325 deg AM NWPac,Bougainville,PNG,Timor,Asia

RNZI, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 21 USA Radio Marti via Greenville beamed to Cuba 0000-0300 6030 7365 9825 0300-0500 6030 7365 7405 [Tu-Su] 0500-0700 6030 7405 [Tu-Su] 0700-0900 5980 6030 [Tu-Su] 0900-1100 5980 6030 1100-1200 5745 5980 6030 1200-1300 5745 5980 7405 1300-1400 5745 7405 11930 1400-2000 11930 13820 15330 2000-2200 9565 11930 13820 2200-2400 6030 7405 9565

Dragan Lekic, Serbia, Nov 1, dxldyg via DXLD UZBEKISTAN CVC via Tashkent site to Indian subcontinent English 0030-0230 7395 /UZB 100 kW/153 deg 0230-0630 11970 /UZB 100 kW/153 deg 0630-0930 15700 /UZB 100 kW/153 deg Hindi 0000-0400 6260 /UZB 100 kW/153 deg 0100-0400 9425 /UZB 100 kW/131 deg 0400-1100 13630 /UZB 100 kW/153 deg 1100-1400 9500 /UZB 100 kW/152 deg 1400-2000 6260 /UZB 100 kW/153 deg

CVC, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 22 Via Alokesh Gupta ZAMBIA CVC to AF via Lusaka, Makeni site. 0400-0700 9430 LUS 100 kW/315 deg new channel 0700-1400 13590 LUS 100 kW/315 deg 1400-1700 13650 LUS 100 kW/315 deg 1700-2000 13590 LUS 100 kW/315 deg 2000-2200 9505 LUS 100 kW/315 deg Domestic sce 1700-0600 4965 LUS 100 kW/non-dir 0600-1700 6065 LUS 100 kW/non-dir

CVC, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 22 Via Alokesh Gupta And that concludes World News for this month. Your contributions are always welcomed 73s.

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Protest from our Chairman to Radio Prague To the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic Ministerstvo zahraničních věcí Loretánské náměstí 5 CZ-118 00 Praha 1 The Czech Republic 16

th October, 2009

Subject: Future of Radio Prague International Dear Sir or Madam, I write to you today, because I have heard, you are considering closing Radio Prague International by the end of this year – a decision, if taken, I want to protest against on behalf of the Danish Shortwave Club International of which I am Chairman.

Personally I first heard Radio Prague on the 17

th of November 1957 on shortwave, and I have listened to

that station since – for nearly 52 years with great pleasure! It has brought me a thorough insight in what is happening first in Czechoslovakia, and later in the Czech Republic on the political, historical as well as cultural side which has been very rewarding! I attach a copy of a reception report to Radio Prague International as it was heard two days ago here in Denmark on shortwave with perfect reception.

I have visited the beautiful Czech Republic

more times as a result of my radio listening. In April 2005, the European DX Council (cf. www.edxc.org) organized its annual Conference in Prague where we visited at the top end of impressive Václavské náměstí the former Parliament Building which then was handed over to Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty. We also visited the Radio Prague building at Vinohradská 12 where we had a guided tour around the various studios and ended with a very informative dialogue with the Director of Radio Prague International, Ph. Dr. Miroslav Krupicka.

In conclusion, I am very impressed by the

developments of the Czech Republic during the recent years. But with President Vaclac Klaus blocking of the Lissabon Treaty which all member countries of the European Union, including the Czech Parliament, have agreed upon, and your considerations of ceasing this important information media of Radio Prague International on shortwave, I feel that your nation is heading backwards towards becoming an isolated nation in Central Europe. The Czech Republic and its friendly and hospitable people do not deserve that!

Sincerely yours, Anker Petersen

Chairman of the Danish Shortwave Club International

M I NI STRY O F F O REI G N AFFAI R S

OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC Department for Culture, Communication and

Promotion

Prague, December 2, 2009 Ref. Nr.: 129223/2009-OKKP Mr. Anker Petersen Chairman of the Danish Shortwave Club International Udbyvej 11 2740 Skovlunde e-mail: [email protected] Dear Mr. Petersen, thank you very much for your letter of October 16, 2009. I would like to appreciate your interest in broadcast of the Czech Radio Prague. We are proud to have such a radio and there is no intention to stop its broadcast. The Radio helps promote the good name of the Czech Republic in the world and plays a key role also for Czechs living abroad. Great support and encouragement for Czech countrymen is also the Internet site www.krajane.net managed by the Radio. Due to current financial crisis the Government of the Czech Republic decided in June 2009 to reduce the state budget by 20%. Following the Government Resolution No. 715 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is obliged to reduce the budget of the Radio for 2010 also by 20%. According to the data received from the Radio the reduction will mean saving on all budgetary items and increasing of the Internet budget. The short-wave broadcast will be retained in reduced form. Foreign transmitters will probably replace some of the transmitters in Northern Bohemia. The broadcast in different languages should remain unchanged. Thank you very much again for your interest in the broadcast from the Czech Republic. If you have more questions please do not hesitate to contact directly the Czech Radio or our Ministry. Yours faithfully Dr. Robert Řehák Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rytířská 31 110 00, Praha 1 Czech Republic

DSWCI - Short Wave News - December 2009 27

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7-98Γ ∗−

56/ 5. &∆ΥΡΟΛΘΗ, 531, ΦΓ, 21Γ 09∃

92 9ΛΗΩΘ∆Π ΥΗΟ∆∴, 9430, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ΨΦ, ςΩ ΙΡΥ (-55, 33Γ −:

9∆ΩΛΦ∆Θ &ΛΩ∴ 6Ω∆ΩΗ

51 ΥΗΟ∆∴, 7385, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ΛΘΙΡ, Ψ/ς −. 6ΣΗ∆Υς, 17Γ 9.

5. 9∆ΩΛΝ∆Θ, 9645, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 8Γ (5

5. 9∆ΩΛΦ∆Θ∆, 7335, ΦΓ, 4Ζ &:(

∃ςΦΗΘςΛΡΘ

∋: ΥΗΟ∆∴, 17770, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, Ι/ΞΣς, 292Γ ∗−

∋: ΥΗΟ∆∴, 21840, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 20Γ −:

∃)5,&∃


%ΗΘΛΘ

7:5 ΥΗΟ∆∴, 1566, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, (-Ι/ΞΣ, 239Γ (5

(ΤΞ∆ΩΡΥΛ∆Ο ∗ΞΛΘΗ∆

51 %∆Ω∆, 5005, Σ/Γ ΟΥ, ΨΦ, Ψ/ς −. (ςΡΘΡ (Ο∆, ($), 86Γ (5

(ΩΚΛΡΣΛ∆

5. )∆Θ∆, 6890, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ($), 8Π .∋

5Ζ∆ΘΓ∆

∋: ΨΛ∆ .Λϑ∆ΟΛ, 12050, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, Ι/ΞΣ, 87Γ ∗−

6ΡΠ∆ΟΛ∆ / 6ΡΠ∆ΟΛΟ∆ΘΓ

5. +∆ΥϑΗΛς∆, 7145, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, (6∃6(), 4Ζ 3&

6ΡΞΩΚ ∃ΙΥΛΦ∆

,%5∃ 5∆ΓΛΡ ΨΛ∆ 0Η∴ΗΥΩΡΘ, 9615, Ι/Γ ΟΥ, 13Ζ 9.

0∆ΣΞΩ∆Ο∆ΘΓ &ΡΠΠΞΘΛΩ∴ 5., 107.6, Ι/Γ ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ΛΘΙΡ, &∋,

Ψ/ς 6. 1ΩςΗΟΗ, 16Γ 9.

57( ΨΛ∆ 0Η∴ΗΥΩΡΘ, 6220, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, 20Ζ ∃)/

∃ΥΠΗΘΛ∆

5. −∆Φ∆Γ∆ ΥΗΟ∆∴, 12125, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 82Π 9.

&ΚΛΘ∆

%ΗΛΕΞ %∆∴ 5., 9820, Ι/Γ ΟΥ, ($), 30Γ 6+6

&151 6ΚΛ∴]ΚΞ∆Θϑ, +ΗΕΗΛ, 7365, ΦΓ, ςΩ, 30Γ 7+(

&5,, 17490, ΦΓ, ΛΘΙΡ, 10Γ &:(

&5, ΨΛ∆ %ΗΛΜΛΘϑ, 7225, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 197Γ ∗−

&5, ΨΛ∆ −ΛΘΚΞ∆, 9600, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 7Γ ∗−

&5, ΨΛ∆ .∆ςΚΛ, 7420/11775/17720, Ι/Γ ΦΓς ΙΡΥ (-55ς,

Ι/ΞΣς, 51-202Γ ∗−

&5, ΨΛ∆ 8ΥΞΠΤΛ, 15245, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, Ι/ΞΣ, 74Γ ∗−

&5, ΨΛ∆ ;Λ∂∆Θ, 11790, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 32Γ ∗−

,ΘΓΛ∆

∃,5 %ΛΝ∆ΘΗΥ, 1395, ΦΓ, 59Γ 09∃

∃,5 1∆ϑΣΞΥ, 1566, Σ/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 104Γ (5

∃,5 .ΡΟΝ∆Ω∆, 4820, Θ/Γ (9, Ψ/ς ∃. &Κ∆ΝΥ∆ΕΡΥΩ∴, (2$), 35Γ ∃3

−∆Σ∆Θ

−2+5, 1287, ΦΓ, 25Γ 09∃

−245, 1134, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ΛΘΙΡ, 10Ζ 9.

.ΞΖ∆ΛΩ

5. .ΞΖ∆ΛΩ, 11990, ΟΥ, ΨΦ, ςΦΚΗΓ, 90Γ 7+(

3ΚΛΟΛΣΣΛΘΗς

)(%&, 5990, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ςΦΚΗΓ, ΟΥ, 65Γ .∋

6ΥΛ /∆ΘΝ∆

∋: ΨΛ∆ 7ΥΛΘΦΡΠ∆ΟΗΗ, 9565/9685, Ι/Γ ΦΓς ΙΡΥ (-55ς, 6-28Γ∗−

5)(, 15145, ΦΓ, 7Γ 7+(

7∆ΛΖ∆Θ

%((32, &ΚΛ∆Ρ <Ξ, 1494, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, 35Γ 9.

57,, 9955, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 31Γ −:

57,, 9955, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 8Γ ∃6&

7∆ΜΛΝΛςΩ∆Θ

92 5ΞςςΛ∆ ΥΗΟ∆∴, 4975, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Φ∆Ο, ςΦΚΗΓ, 28Γ .∋

7Κ∆ΛΟ∆ΘΓ

,%% 7Κ∆ΛΟ∆ΘΓ, 7575, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ΨΦ, (,5& ΥΗΩΞΥΘΗΓ), 23Γ ∗−

5. 7Κ∆ΛΟ∆ΘΓ, 1467, ΟΥ, 33Γ 09∃

7ΞΥΝΗ∴

92 7ΞΥΝΗ∴, 5975, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ςΩ, ΕΡΡΝΠ∆ΥΝ, 14Γ .∋

92 7ΞΥΝΗ∴, 7180, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, Ι/ΞΣς, 197Γ ∗−

92 7ΞΥΝΗ∴, 13760, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ΛΘΙΡ, 18Γ ∃3

8ΘΛΩΗΓ ∃Υ∆Ε (ΠΛΥ∆ΩΗς

∋: ΨΛ∆ ∋Κ∆ΕΕ∆∴∆, 7145, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ι/ΞΣ, 283Γ ∗−

8]ΕΗΝΛςΩ∆Θ

∋: ΨΛ∆ 7∆ςΚΝΗΘΩ, 5840, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 9Γ ∗−

5. −∆Σ∆Θ ΥΗΟ∆∴, 15215, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ςΦΚΗΓ, 77Γ 9.

9ΛΗΩΘ∆Π

92 9ΛΗΩΘ∆Π, 9730, Ι/Γ ΟΥ, Σϑ, ΛΘΙΡ ΙΡΥ (-55, 28Γ (5

∃ΞςΩΥ∆ΟΛ∆

&9& ∋∆ΥΖΛΘ, 9680/11730, Ι/Γ ΦΓς, (,5&ς) Ι/ΞΣς, 179-189Γ ∗−

1ΗΖ =Η∆Ο∆ΘΓ

5. 1ΗΖ =Η∆Ο∆ΘΓ, 11725, Ι/Γ (-ΦΓ, Ψ/ς ∃. 6∆ΛΘςΕΞΥ∴, 5Γ ∃)/

1ΡΥΩΚΗΥΘ 0∆ΥΛ∆Θ∆ ,ςΟ∆ΘΓς

5)∃ 7ΛΘΛ∆Θ, 11680, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 7Γ ∗−

3∆Ο∆Ξ

78:+ :+5 .ΡΥΡΥ, 9930, ΦΓ, ςΩ, 11Π 11Γ 7+(

78:+, 9930, Ι/Γ :+5, ΦΓ, ($), 32Ζ 3&

&∆Θ∆Γ∆

&+45, 770, ΟΥ, ςΩ, ΛΘΙΡ, 28Γ 09∃

&.,4, ΖΗΕ, Θ/Γ ΟΥ, ςΩ, Ε∆ΟΟΡΡΘς, ($), 21Γ −:

5&, ΨΛ∆ 6∆ΦΝΨΛΟΟΗ, 15260, Ι/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 19Γ −:

92&0, 590, (9 ΙΡΥ (-55, 2Γ 09∃

∃6,∃

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86∃

:)(∋, 1500, ΟΥ, 356Γ 09∃

:7−&, 9370, ΟΥ, ςΩ, ΛΘΙΡ ΙΡΥ (-55, 18Γ /%

:7−&, 9370, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ςΩ, ΛΘΙΡ, 4Ζ ∃)/

&ΞΕ∆

51 ΓΗ 9ΗΘΗ]ΞΗΟ∆, 15290, Θ/Γ ΦΓς, ΨΦ, ΙΡΥ (-55, 124Γ (5

3ΞΗΥΩΡ 5ΛΦΡ

:53, 910, ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, Ψ/ς &. &ΡΘΗς∆, 18∴ 9.

∃ΥϑΗΘΩΛΘ∆

5∆ΓΛΡ ∃0 16-20, 1620, Σ/Γ (9, Ψ/ς ∃. (. ∃ΣΗ]ΩΗϑΞΛ∆, 39 9.

%Υ∆]ΛΟ

5. 1ΡΨΡ 7ΗΠΣΡ, 920, Σ/Γ ΟΥ, ΨΦ, ςΩ, Ψ/ς &. 2ΟΛΨΗΛΥ∆, 18Ζ 9.

5. 6ΗΘ∆ΓΡ, 5990, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ΨΦ, ΛΘΙΡ ΙΡΥ (-55, 148Γ (5

&ΡΟΡΠΕΛ∆

0∆ΥΙΛΟ (ςΩΗΥΗΡ, 5910, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, ($), 44Γ .∋

2ΘΓ∆ς ΓΗΟ 0ΗΩ∆, 4885, Ι/Γ ΟΥ, ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ΨΦ, Ψ/ς 0. (. 5ΡΓΥΛ-

ϑΞΗ], Π∆Θ∴ Ι/ΞΣς, 15∴ 3&

(ΦΞ∆ΓΡΥ

+∋2,2∃, ∀, ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 22Γ /%

8ΥΞϑΞ∆∴

5. 5ΞΥ∆Ο, 610, Ι/Γ ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ςΩ, Ψ/ς (. 0ΡΘΩΗς ΓΗ 2Φ∆, 16Γ 9.

812)),&,∃/ 5∃∋,2

&ΞΣΛΓ 5., 15070, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, 3Ζ ∃)/

)56+, 7600, Ι/Γ (-ΦΓ, 1Γ ∃)/

.86∃, 6925, (9 ΙΡΥ (-55, Ψ/ς /. :ΚΛΩΗΚΡΞςΗ, 3Γ 5∃∋

5. ∃ΟΛΦΗ, 2900, Ι/Γ (-ΦΓ, 3Ζ ∃)/

5. ∃ΠΛΦ∆, 7550, Θ/Γ (9 ΙΡΥ (-55, 1Γ (5

5. ∃ΠΛΦ∆, 7550, Θ/Γ (-ΟΥ, 2Γ ∃)/

5. %ΡΡΠΗΥ∆Θϑ, 6260, Ι/Γ (-ΦΓ, 14Ζ ∃)/

5. 0∆ΥΜΞΕΗΓΡ, 6305, Ι/Γ (-ΟΥ, 8Π ∃)/

5. 6ΦΡΩΟ∆ΘΓ ,ΘΩ, 6212, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, 4Ζ ∃)/

5. 6Ν∴ΟΛΘΗ +ΡΟΟ∆ΘΓ, 3900, Θ/Γ ΦΓ ΙΡΥ (-55, 55Γ (5

6:&+, 6380, Ι/Γ (-ΦΓ, 2Γ ∃)/

7ΚΗ 9ΡΛΦΗ ΡΙ .∆Ρς, 6925, Ι/Γ (-ΟΥ ΙΡΥ (-55, 12Κ 5∃∋

:(∃. 5∆ΓΛΡ, 6925, Ι/Γ (-ΟΥ ΙΡΥ (-55, 1Γ 5∃∋

&/∃1∋(67,1( 67∃7,216

)ΥΗΗ 1ΡΥΩΚ .ΡΥΗ∆ 5., 7530, Θ/Γ (9 ΙΡΥ (-55, Ψ/ς 0. −.

2Κ, 2Ζ ∃)/

2ΣΗΘ 5. ΙΡΥ 1ΡΥΩΚ .ΡΥΗ∆, 7550, Ι/Γ ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ςΦΚΗΓ, &∋,

Ψ/ς +. ∗Ζ∆Θϑ +ΗΗ, 22Ζ 9.

5. %Λ∆ΙΥ∆, 12050, Σ/Γ ΣΗΥς (9, Ψ/ς ∃. /ΗΗ, 16Γ 9.

5. )ΥΗΗ &ΚΡςΞΘ, 11570, Θ/Γ (9 ΙΡΥ (-55, Ψ/ς .. +ΗΗ, 3Ζ ∃)/

5. +ΡΥ∴∆∆Ο, 12130, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 47Π 9.

5. 6Λϑ∆ΟΗΗ 4∆ΕςΡΡ %ΛΟΛςΞΠΠ∆∆ 2ΥΡΠΡΡ, 12120, Ι/Γ ΦΓ,

Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 55Π 9.

7ΗΘς∆Η (ΩΚΛΡΣΛ∆, 15660, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 45Π 9.

92 ∋ΗΟΛΘ∆, 15650, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 50Π 9.

92 (18), 7590, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 35Π 9.

92 /ΛΕΗΥΩ∴ ΩΡ (ΥΛΩΥΗ∆, 15260, Ι/Γ ΦΓ, Ψ/ς /. 0∆Ης, 31Π 9.

87,/,7< 67∃7,216

∃ΞςΩΥΛ∆

1∋% %5. %ΥΞΦΝ, 408, 33&, 24Γ 9.

1∋% 67( 6ΩΗΛΘΚΡΙ, 293, 33&, 24Γ 9.

1∋% 781 7ΞΟΟΘ, 358, Ψ/ς +ΡΟ]ΗΥ, 34Γ 9.

1∋% :2 6ΦΚΖΗΦΚ∆Ω, 303, 33&, 24Γ 9.

&]ΗΦΚ 5ΗΣΞΕΟΛΦ

1∋% &) &∆ςΟ∆Ψ, 345.5, 3ΗΥς ΟΥ, ΛΘΙΡ, Ψ/ς 9. .ΡΦΝ∆, 32Γ 9.

1∋% ∋ ∋ΗΜΨΛΦΗ, 429, 33&, ΣΚΡΩΡ, 60Γ 9.

1∋% +/9 +ΡΟΗςΡΨ, 448, 33&, ΣΚΡΩΡ, Ψ/ς −. +ΡΦΗΝ, 60Γ 9.

1∋% . .ΕΗΟ∴, 438, 33&, ΦΓ, ΣΚΡΩΡ, 32Γ 9.

1∋% .∋ .ΕΗΟ∴, 33&, ΦΓ, ΣΚΡΩΡ, ΛΘΙΡ, 32Γ 9.

1∋% .1( .ΞΠΡΨΛΦΗ, 434, 33&, ΛΘΙΡ, Ψ/ς 9. .ΟΞς∆Ν, 18Γ 9.

&(175∃/ ∃0(5,&∃

6287+ ∃0(5,&∃


1∋% .81 .ΞΘΡΨΛΦΗ, 416, 33&, Ψ/ς 9. .ΟΞς∆Ν, 18Γ 9.

1∋% / /ΛΕΡΦ, 33&, ΣΚΡΩΡ, Ψ/ς −. +ΡΦΗΝ, 60Γ 9.

1∋% /∃ 1∆ΠΗςΩ, 514.5, 33&, Ψ/ς /. 6ΩΗΙ∆ΘΛΝ, 45Γ 9.

1∋% 3∗ 3Υ∆ϑΞΗ, 307, 33&, ΣΚΡΩΡ, ςΩ, Ψ/ς −. +ΡΦΗΝ, 60Γ 9.

1∋% 35 3Υ∆ϑΞΗ, 356, 33&, ΣΚΡΩΡ, Ψ/ς −. +ΡΦΗΝ, 60Γ 9.

1∋% 85 +Υ∆ΓΗΦ .Υ∆ΟΡΨΗ-0∆ΟςΡΨΛΦΗ, 422, 33&, ΟΥ, ΨΦ, Ψ/ς

∃. 0ΡΟΘ∆Υ, 25Γ 9.

1∋% 9 9ΡΓΡΦΚΡΓ∴, 416, 33&, Ψ/ς −. 0∆ΦΗΝ, 17Γ 9.

1∋% 92 9ΡΓΡΦΚΡΓ∴, 333, 33&, ΣΗΥς ΟΥ, ΛΘΙΡ, ΨΦ, Ψ/ς

−. 0∆ΦΗΝ, 17Γ 9.

)Υ∆ΘΦΗ

)5=:(/% 3ΥΡΣ∆ϑ∆ΩΛΡΘ %Η∆ΦΡΘ, 28243, ΦΓ, ΟΥ, ςΩ, 3Π 15

1∋% /3 &ΚΡΟΗΩ, 357, 33&, 1Ζ 15

∗Ξ∆Π

86&∗ ∗Ξ∆Π 159, 16811, 94Γ 7+(

1ΗΩΚΗΥΟ∆ΘΓς /ΗΗΖ∆ΥΓ ∃ΘΩΛΟΟΗς

&Ρ∆ςΩϑΞ∆ΥΓ &ΞΥ∆Φ∆Ρ 1∆ΨΩΗ[, 518, ΟΥ, 18Γ 09∃

1ΡΥΖ∆∴

1∋% /6 /∆ΘϑΘΗςΗΩ, 339, ΟΥ, 15Γ 7+(

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1∋% %,∃ 5]Ης]ψΖ, 474, ΦΓ, ΨΦ, 10Γ 7+(

1∋% &+2 &ΚΡΦΛΖΗΟ, 375, 33&, ΟΥ, Ψ/ς 5. 6ΗΥ∆ΙΛΘ, 33Γ 9.

3ΡΥΩΞϑ∆Ο

1∋% /∃5 ∃ΥΥΞΓ∆, 382, 33&, 1Ζ 15

.ΡΥΗ∆, 6ΡΞΩΚ

6ΗΡΞΟ 5. +/2, 12843, ΦΓ, 22Γ 7+(

6ΟΡΨ∆ΝΛ∆

1∋% 2% 6ΩΗΙ∆ΘΛΝ, 330, 33&, 25Γ 9.

1∋% 2.5 6ΩΗΙ∆ΘΛΝ, 391, 33&, 25Γ 9.

6ΡΞΩΚ ∃ΙΥΛΦ∆

1∋% ∗& ∗Υ∆ΘΓ &ΗΘΩΥ∆Ο ∃ΛΥΣΡΥΩ, 372.5, 33&, Ψ/ς .. 5ΡΗΩ]

10Γ 9.

1∋% ∗∗ ∗ΗΡΥϑΗ, 260, 33&, 38Γ 9.

1∋% .∋ .ΟΗΥςΓΡΥΣ, 280, 33&, Ψ/ς &. /ΡΩΩΗΥ, 60Γ 9.

1∋% /∃ /∆ΘςΗΥΛ∆, 270, 33&, 13Γ 9.

1∋% /: /∆ΘϑΗΕ∆∆ΘΖΗϑ, 345, 33&, Ψ/ς 3ΡΩϑΛΗΩΗΥ, 37Γ 9.

1∋% 5∃ 5∆ΘΓ ∃ΛΥΣΡΥΩ, 337.5, 33&, ΙΥΗΤΞ. ΦΚ∆ΥΩ, 20Γ 9.

1∋% 5∋ 5∆ΘΓ ∃ΛΥΣΡΥΩ, 307.5, 33&, ΙΥΗΤΞ. ΦΚ∆ΥΩ, 20Γ 9.

1∋% 85 0∆Υϑ∆ΩΗ, 485, 33&, 37Γ 9.

8ΘΛΩΗΓ .ΛΘϑΓΡΠ

1∋% %5, %ΥΛςΩΡΟ, 414, (9, Ψ/ς 0. /ΛΩΩΟΗΩΡΘ, 2Ζ 15

&ΡΘΩΥΛΕΞΩΡΥς ΩΡ ΩΚΛς 46/-ΦΡΥΘΗΥ

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5∃∋ 5ΛΦΚ∆ΥΓ ∃. ∋∂∃ΘϑΗΟΡ, 86∃

6+6 6ΚΛΘΛΦΚΛ 6ΚΛΥ∆ΛςΚΛ, −∆Σ∆Θ

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9. 9∆ςΚΗΝ .ΡΥΛΘΗΝ, 6ΡΞΩΚ ∃ΙΥΛΦ∆

,Θ ΩΚΛς ΛςςΞΗ ΦΡΘΩΥΛΕΞΩΛΡΘς ΙΥΡΠ 17 ΠΗΠΕΗΥς ΙΥΡΠ 12 ΦΡΞΘ-

ΩΥΛΗς.

0∆Θ∴ ΩΚ∆ΘΝς ΙΡΥ ∴ΡΞΥ ϑΥΗ∆Ω ΦΡΡΣΗΥ∆ΩΛΡΘ ΓΞΥΛΘϑ 2009!

∃ ΚΗ∆ΥΩΟ∴ ΖΗΟΦΡΠΗ ΩΡ ∆ΟΟ ΘΗΖ Σ∆ΥΩΛΦΛΣ∆ΘΩς!

6ΗΨΗΥ∆Ο ΠΗΠΕΗΥς Κ∆ΨΗ ΚΗ∆ΥΓ ΩΚΗ ςΩ∆ΩΛΡΘς ΛΘ Ψ∆ΥΛΡΞς ΣΟ∆ΦΗς. ,

ΡΘΟ∴ ΠΗΘΩΛΡΘΗΓ ΛΙ ςΣ∆ΦΗ ∆ΟΟΡΖΗΓ.

:ΚΗΘ ςΗΘΓΛΘϑ ∴ΡΞΥ 46/ ΗΘΩΥΛΗς ΨΛ∆ ΗΠ∆ΛΟ, ΣΟΗ∆ςΗ ∆ΟΖ∆∴ς

Θ∆ΠΗ ΩΚΗ ςΞΕΜΗΦΩ ≥)ΡΥ 46/-ΦΡΥΘΗΥ× - ΩΚ∆ΘΝς.

/∆∴ΡΞΩ Π∆ΩΗΥΛ∆Ος ΛΘ ΚΛϑΚ ΤΞ∆ΟΛΩ∴ ∆ΥΗ ∆ΟΖ∆∴ς ΨΗΥ∴ ΖΗΟΦΡΠΗ!

1ΗΖ 2009 ΣΗΘΘ∆ΘΩ ΙΥΡΠ

5∆ΓΛΡ 7∆ΛΖ∆Θ ,ΘΩΗΥΘ∆ΩΛΡΘ∆Ο

5∆ΥΗ ΣΗΘΘ∆ΘΩ ΙΥΡΠ

5∆ΓΛΡ :ΡΟϑ∆, ΩΚΗ

ςΩ∆ΩΛΡΘ ΡΙ ΩΚΗ 6ΡΨΜΗΩ

∃ΥΠ∴ ΛΘ ΙΡΥΠΗΥ

∗ΗΥΠ∆Θ ∋ΗΠΡΦ-

Υ∆ΩΛΦ 5ΗΣΞΕΟΛΦ, ΓΡ-

Θ∆ΩΗΓ ΩΡ ΩΚΗ 3ΗΘ-

Θ∆ΘΩ 0ΞςΗΞΠ Ε∴

2ςΦ∆Υ 6ΦΚΠΛΩΩ ΙΥΡΠ

+∆ΠΕΞΥϑ.

7+∃1.6

∆ ΚΗΟΟΞΨ∆ ΟΡΩ!

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