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INDICEINDICEINDICEINDICE Pagina 3 Pagina 3 Pagina 3 Pagina 3 Mark CoadyMark CoadyMark CoadyMark Coady RNZI Daily Program Schedule set to local timeRNZI Daily Program Schedule set to local timeRNZI Daily Program Schedule set to local timeRNZI Daily Program Schedule set to local time Glenn Hauser Glenn Hauser Glenn Hauser Glenn Hauser Logs October 13Logs October 13Logs October 13Logs October 13----14, 201314, 201314, 201314, 2013 Pagina 4Pagina 4Pagina 4Pagina 4 Renato Carvalho Renato Carvalho Renato Carvalho Renato Carvalho VentaVentaVentaVenta MCruz DxerMCruz DxerMCruz DxerMCruz Dxer El El El El diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,... Pagina 5Pagina 5Pagina 5Pagina 5 Ulysses GallettiUlysses GallettiUlysses GallettiUlysses Galletti Programa Encontro DXPrograma Encontro DXPrograma Encontro DXPrograma Encontro DX Jose Luis de VicenteJose Luis de VicenteJose Luis de VicenteJose Luis de Vicente OTHR en 7735 KhzOTHR en 7735 KhzOTHR en 7735 KhzOTHR en 7735 Khz Kickatree Kickatree Kickatree Kickatree Radio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SWRadio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SWRadio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SWRadio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SW SolSolSolSol (RTI) (RTI) (RTI) (RTI) Contesta email de ADUContesta email de ADUContesta email de ADUContesta email de ADU Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Sepciu (RRI)Sepciu (RRI)Sepciu (RRI)Sepciu (RRI) Horario de invierno de RRIHorario de invierno de RRIHorario de invierno de RRIHorario de invierno de RRI Pagina Pagina Pagina Pagina 6666 Marcelo VieiraMarcelo VieiraMarcelo VieiraMarcelo Vieira Combatendo interferênciasCombatendo interferênciasCombatendo interferênciasCombatendo interferências Glenn Hauser Glenn Hauser Glenn Hauser Glenn Hauser Logs October 14Logs October 14Logs October 14Logs October 14----15, 201315, 201315, 201315, 2013 Pagina 8Pagina 8Pagina 8Pagina 8 MCruz DxerMCruz DxerMCruz DxerMCruz Dxer Última versión del software para decodificar DRMÚltima versión del software para decodificar DRMÚltima versión del software para decodificar DRMÚltima versión del software para decodificar DRM Toni EA3Toni EA3Toni EA3Toni EA3----GYE GYE GYE GYE JOTA 2013JOTA 2013JOTA 2013JOTA 2013 Pagina 9Pagina 9Pagina 9Pagina 9 Ernie Rice Ernie Rice Ernie Rice Ernie Rice New Radio magazineNew Radio magazineNew Radio magazineNew Radio magazine HoracioHoracioHoracioHoracio NigroNigroNigroNigro Argentina. 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CCCConononontenidotenidotenidotenido Mark CoadyMark CoadyMark CoadyMark Coady

RNZI DaiRNZI DaiRNZI DaiRNZI Daily Program Schedule set to local timely Program Schedule set to local timely Program Schedule set to local timely Program Schedule set to local time Just noticed this. Radio New Zealand International's (http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/schedules ) daily program schedule is now being shown in local NZ time. You will have to subtract 13 hours to get UTC- Mark Coady Editor, Your Reports Express - Listening In Ontario DX Association - 829 Fife Bay Marina Lane Selwyn, ON K9J 0C6 (705) 292-9916 shortwaveloggings@gmail.com

Glenn HauserGlenn HauserGlenn HauserGlenn Hauser Logs October 13Logs October 13Logs October 13Logs October 13----14, 201314, 201314, 201314, 2013

** INDIA. 11985 & 11740, Oct 14 at 0059, AIR is back to its old trix: the two channels supposed to be // with Sinhala service at 0045-0115 are totally separate again: 11985 playing AIR IS, 0100 announcement, presumed really opening Sindhi service, which is their only language scheduled to start at 0100, but supposed to be only on 5990 Khampur, 7370 Kingsway, 9635 Bengaluru, per Aoki. (I am getting traces of it again on 5990 after CRI/Cuba closes; 9635 blocked by QRDRM from Costa Rica). Maybe one of these nights I will be able to match the 11985 diversion to one of them. 11740, meanwhile, at 0059 is playing other music, presumably the real Sinhala service, and at 0101 the two are playing very different music. At 0111, 11985 is in talk, 11740 music. This date, 11985 is a bit stronger, via Khampur than 11740 is via GOA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** IRAN. 12081.64 approx. and wavering slightly, Oct 14 at 0114, VIRI Arabic via Zahedan is off-frequency again, very poor, with Qur`an? 24 hours earlier it was back on 12080.0 but the fix obviously was not permanent; previously on 12081.5, Oct 11 at 2017. Everyone has a very long span to try it, 1620-0520 scheduled (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO [and non]. 620, Oct 14 at 1201 UT, segué from norteña music to national anthem --- this is really a fine piece of music and I don`t tire of hearing it, especially this orchestral rendition, yet multi-verse so you never know when the final cadence will really end it, and so you don`t have to hear the bloodthirsty war-mongering lyrix. 1205 segué to also fine Chihuahua state anthem, this with lyrix by baritone. 1206 full ID by SHVA for La Norteñita, XEBU 91.7 and 620 with 25 kW, ``llegando a Ud. en alta definición`` --- really? Maybe IBOC on FM? Never hear the noise around it on AM, unlike from KMIK 620 The Metroplex, which this habitually dominates on sunrise skip (and much of the night as well). (Not sure if KMIK is IBOC at nite, as no problem with 610 and 630 signals; in daytime KMIK colludes with KWPN 640 Moore OK to IBOCize everything from 610 to 660; BTW, on 640 you`re more likely to hear an ID with its ex-call WWLS, now applying to 98.1.) The 25 kW presumably applies to 91.7, as 620 power is listed as 5/1 kW in WRTH, 10/1 kW in IRCA, and Cantú: 620 XEBU La Norteñita + FM 91.7 Chihuahua, Chih. 5,000 1,000 Thanks to non-direxionality and southern-advantage, even if really running 1 kW at night, XEBU is the dominant 620 here, as we`re in a `hole` among US stations, all of the nearest ones with nulls more or less toward OK (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6965-AM, Oct 14 at 0102, very poor with weak talk, conversation with laughter, 0109 music, 0120 talk. Numerous reports on hfunderground say it`s Radio Free Whatever, from *0006 to 0144* (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6925-RCUSB, Oct 14 at 0103 old Italian tunes, first one reminds me of ``Funiculì, Funiculà``, fair signal; 0105 story about mama bear and papa bear, stereotypical Italian-accented English; 0120 another traditional Italian novelty song. What else but Radio Paisano on Columbus Day [non], as per several logs on HF Underground, said to be on the air once a year. No one contradicted the initial log as on ``6925-AM`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 9775, Oct 14 a few chex after 0100, no show again from Radio YHWH, as heard six nights ago only; maybe better luck after a week on UT Tuesday 15? Or not: Ron Howard upon Asilomar State Beach, California, did catch ``Station YHWH`` at 0139-0220 Oct 14 on 3234.95, ``with countless mentions of "Yahweh"; anti-Christian and anti-Catholic``. So a full bandscan is necessary to find it; at least the favorite time is around 0100-0220+ (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** OKLAHOMA. 1120, Oct 13 circa 1845 UT on caradio, and any other daytime, KEOR Catoosa/Tulsa (really Sperry site), now has enough signal to believe it is really running 7 kW as called for in its CP, ex-2 kW: respectable but of course always weaker signal compared to 50 kW KFAQ 1170, R. Victoria with its Spanish praise music and preaching. Also seems reliably on the air now after months of sporadicity. And have not heard this daytimer for sure lately at night vs KMOX (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OKLAHOMA. 1210, Oct 13 circa 1845 UT on caradio, no signal audible from KGYN Guymon, which normally reaches Enid on groundwave. Also on DX-398 at home after 0500 Oct 14, still can`t hear KGYN, so if on the air at all, must be keeping to night pattern also in day, null toward Philadelphia and Enid. Finally at 1214 UT Oct 14 I can barely hear it with adstring, 1216 KGYN weather, 1216 ``US Country``. Whatever signal they have is now getting an SRS boost (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PERU. 5980, Oct 14 at 0050, R. Chaski carrier, until cutoff at 0101:02* which is 5.5 seconds later than yesterday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 4840, UT Monday Oct 14 at 0400, WWCR is still running `The Talking Machine Show`, Phil Patton doing his Marion`s-Attic thing. No time to listen further now, but wonder if they`re still rerunning the same episode heard weeks ago (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A [and non]. Strange propagation Oct 14 at 0527: the ~6 MHz Tennesseans which normally blast in, WWCR on 5935, 5890, and WTWW on 5830, are very weak as the MUF over this short 1-megameter path is somewhere around 5.5 MHz, since WTWW 5085 and WWCR 4840 are still inbooming (plus of course WWCR 3215 and WWRB 3185 which hardly ever are degraded). Yet further signals are not affected at all, even enhanced: 5875 BBC, 5910 Colombia, 5980 Vatican (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Atlantic carrier search Oct 14 at 0052-0056 UT: JBA on 882, 945, 1053, 1215 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 4960, Oct 14 at 0057, open AM carrier, poor signal with some hum, but stronger than anything on 4955 (Perú) or 4965 (Brasil?). Normally nothing here and nothing scheduled; certainly will not list-log it as long-defunct Federación Shuar, Ecuador as still in Aoki. If not a ute, could be VOA São Tomé with an advance transmitter check before *0400 usual start, typical IBB behavior (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 13364-USB, Oct 14 at 0111, 2-way in Spanish, whistling. I`m frequently checking 13362-13364 area for AFN Guam on USB, or LTA Argentina on LSB, and usually hear nothing. Another one to check is 12365-USB, Tuesday Oct 15 after 2100, when a Chilean fútbol relay is expected as heard in S America on a few other recent dates (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Renato CarvalhoRenato CarvalhoRenato CarvalhoRenato Carvalho VentaVentaVentaVenta

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MCruz DxerMCruz DxerMCruz DxerMCruz Dxer El diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...El diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...El diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...El diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento,...

El diexismo no sólo es hobby, entretenimiento, pasión... es amistad.... Aquí les comparto las fotos de colegas diexistas, el italiano Francesco Clemente y el mexicano Honorato Otamendi, en una visita que realizó el colega Francesco al D.F. - con Honorato Otamendi

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Ulysses GallettiUlysses GallettiUlysses GallettiUlysses Galletti programa encontro dxprograma encontro dxprograma encontro dxprograma encontro dx

O programa Encontro Dx é um programa voltado para os amantes das ondas curtas, médias e tropicais, que compartilham qsl, cartas e brindes de emissoras de rádio estrangeiras, e sorteio de brindes.apresentação: Cassiano Macedo e jota moura- Radio Aparecida sábados, às 19:00 - 20:00 hs. 5035, 6135, 9630 e 11855khz. www.radioaparecida.com.br

Jose Luis de VicenteJose Luis de VicenteJose Luis de VicenteJose Luis de Vicente OTHR en 7735 KhzOTHR en 7735 KhzOTHR en 7735 KhzOTHR en 7735 Khz

OTHR (Over The Horizon Radar) captado muy fuerte por Bogota (S9+60 dB !!!) en 7735.0Khz, 10pps, duracion de cada pulso 3mseg, cada pulso compuesto por tres señales de 4, 8 y 1 mseg respectivamente. ver imagenes. 7735.0 Khz usb, 22:45 utc suspende emision a las 23:00, y la reanuda a las 23:30, RST:599 +60, 14Oct13. R: 706mkllg ant.: V inv. soft.: spectrogram. 73 y buenos DX Jose Luis

KickatreeKickatreeKickatreeKickatree Radio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SWRadio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SWRadio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SWRadio Progresso (Cuba) New Frequency on SW

I have never heard Radio Progresso on Shortwave before tonight. Picked up a sinpo 55555 spanish program on 4,765 khz. at 0230 z. Positive id with announcements. older cuban music, and really pleasant listening with such a typical cuban sig strength.

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Estimado oyente: Muchas gracias por su email! Me pone muy contenta saber que tenemos oyentes de todo el mundo! Gracias también por la información sobre la revista digital, lo tendremos en cuenta. Le mando un gran abrazo de parte de todo el grupo de RTI sección española. Saludos muy cordiales y que tenga un muy buen dia! Sol de Radio Taiwan Internacional

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Estimados amigos, Aquí tennéis el horario de invierno de nuestras emisiones en español. Gracias por su apoyo. Un cordial saludo, Victoria Sepciu A partir del 27 de octubre de 2013 y hasta el 30 de marzo de 2014, las emisiones en español, por onda corta, de Radio Rumanía Internacional se pueden sintonizar de este modo: UTC FRECUENCIAS DESTINOA 20.00 6.010 y 7.235 España 22.00 13.860 y 15.160 Sudamérica; 00.00 13.590 kilohercios y 15.110 Sudamérica 00.00 7.315 y 9.525 El Caribe 03.00 11.800 y 13.630 Sudamérica 03.00 7.345 y 9.650 Centroamérica; También se pueden sintonizar vía satélite y en Internet, en formato WMA (Windows Media Audio), en la página www.rri.ro. Además, en Europa, se pueden sintonizar a través del satélite HOT BIRD CINCO, en la frecuencia de 11623,28 Megahercios, polarización vertical, acimut 13 grados.

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Marcelo VieiraMarcelo VieiraMarcelo VieiraMarcelo Vieira Combatendo interferênciasCombatendo interferênciasCombatendo interferênciasCombatendo interferências

Pessoal, Novamente preciso da experiência dos amigos da lista para ver se acabo com a interferência aqui em casa. Há algum tempo eu tenho um ruído enorme nos meus receptores, o qual atrapalha severamente a recepção em ondas curtas. Não tinha me preocupado em pesquisar com mais afinco de onde ele vinha, até que comecei a conhecer o SDR (rádio definido por software). Pelo SDR percebi os padrões de ruído muito fortes em todas as frequências que sintonizava, aparecendo como barras verticais (várias!!!), indo desde pelo menos 25 MHz até mais de 1GHz, que é a faixa de frequência do RTL2832U (R820T). Daí mexendo aqui e ali, descobri que o ruído vinha do cabo de rede ethernet que sai do hub instalado em casa e vai até a casa da vizinha, que divide a conta de internet comigo. O cabo deve ter uns 20 metros e praticamente funciona como uma antena transmissora de ruído. Por azar o cabo que passa pelas duas casas está na mesma posição da minha longwire, correndo em paralelo com ela. Que eu me lembre, isso aumenta mais o ruído, mas eu não tenho outra posição para minha antena. O que eu já fiz para tentar evitar os ruídos? Retirei todos os equipamentos de internet do meu quarto (um hub de 8 portas e 1 Access Point que serve a minha casa com internet sem fio), troquei as fontes de alimentação desses dois aparelhos para fontes com transformador (eram chaveadas). A solução mais clara seria eliminar o cabo de rede, só que eu não posso deixar minha vizinha sem internet. Alguém já passou por situação parecida e pode me dar uma luz? Obrigado! - 73! - Marcelo Vieira - Itambé - PR

Glenn HauserGlenn HauserGlenn HauserGlenn Hauser Logs October 14Logs October 14Logs October 14Logs October 14----15, 201315, 201315, 201315, 2013

** CHINA. Firedrake [non] search for WOOB CNR1 jammers Oct 15 at 1355-1358 finds nothing; just some traces inside the 19m band as evidenced by hets with V. of Tibet (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EAST TURKISTAN [and non]. 9535, Oct 15 at 0102, REE Spanish from Spain, which I am comparing to Costa Rica relay on wrong 5965 [see SPAIN], has considerable CCI from something in English; hard to copy, but sounds like CRI, same programming as on 9570 and 9580. Yes, per HFCC at 01-02, CRI English is on 9535, 100 kW, 174 degrees from Kashgar. We can always depend on the ChiCom to spoil other stations far beyond the nominal target areas (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EQUATORIAL GUINEA [and non]. 15190, Oct 14 at 2042, R. Africa is on with gospel huxter, but undermodulated and poor signal. That`s fine. Comparing to other signals on band: 15140 Oman fair; 15540 Kuwait zilch; 15550 WJHR, 15610 WEWN, 15825 WWCR inbooming, must be HF sporadic E boost affecting short-skip signals only (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GERMANY. 15390, Oct 15 at 1401, numbers pronounced in English, phones? Then unknown language, fair signal. Aoki shows Athmeeya Yatra Radio (Gospel for Asia), 250 kW, 85 degrees from Nauen, in Halam during this quarter-hour on Tuesdays. Halam? EiBi`s readme language key shows: ``Chin-Falam / Halam: Myanmar, Bangladesh, India (125,000)`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDIA. 11985, Oct 15 at 0055, 1-kHz tone, so here we go again, All India Radio via Delhi/Khampur broadcasting wrong program contrary to own schedule and all other listings; 0058 IS, 0100 talk in S Asian language, presumably opening Sindhi not supposed to be on this frequency; meanwhile at 0055, 11740 via GOA is not // but totally separate presumably with correct Sinhala talk, started at 0045; both have heavy flutter. 0106 recheck, still separate, 11985 talk, 11740 music (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDONESIA. 4750, Oct 15 at 1252, music from RRI Makassar, best heard in some time; recent rain may have reduced the line noise level. 1258 YL romantic song past 1300; 1302 Indonesian announcements, mentioning RRI many times in promo. 4870-, JBA carrier at 1252, presumed Wamena; 3325 carrier with some talk at 1255, could be Palangkaraya or PNG (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** IRAN. 12080.0, Oct 15 at 0105, very poor, flutter in Arabic: IRIB`s Zahedan transmitter is back in whack today instead of a sesquikilohertz high – perhaps they only do that on alternate days (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** IRAN [non]. 15680, Oct 15 at 1355, fair signal with what seemed like praise music, but surely not as this turns out to be R. Farda; 1359 more like Pink Floyd; 1400, 4-pip timesignal at 2-second intervals, bottom of the hour in Iran`s wacky timezone out of step with most of the world, ID and into presumed news. Aoki shows 15680 via Lampertheim, GERMANY at 1230-1430, but also on 15680 via Sri Lanka at 0230-1230. (And also on 15690 via Biblis at 12-14, but not audible there; also 0130-1200 via Sri Lanka. However, latest HFCC Oct 8 shows since Sept 9 most of the earlier hours are via Thailand instead of SL) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 550, Oct 15 at 1231 UT, full ID for XEPL FM and AM, Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, ``La Super-Estación``. 5000/150 watts per IRCA. Our sunrise-skip window is latening, with bottom of the band still open, our Enid sunrise today 1239. In a couple sesquiweeks it will surpass 1300 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6950.5, Oct 15 at 0053 weak talk from pirate, very poor in noise level; 0054 into music; 0107 ``thanks for tuning in --- I`m tired of doing this stuff``. Numerous logs at http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,13176.0.html agree it`s MAC Shortwave. Everyone reports it as 6950-AM, not noting the offset. Paying attention to precise frequencies and modes could help correlate one pirate name/transmitter with another, which they might rather avoid doing (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 9775 & 3235, Oct 15 at 0057 and rechex until 0112, nothing from Radio YHWH, the Yahweh pirate, two frequencies where it has shown up before around this time (nor on 5990, 6010 as earlier) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PERU. 5980, Oct 15 at 0052, R. Chaski carrier, until cutoff at 0101:08* which is six seconds later than yesterday, but probably more like 5.25 with margin of error (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SPAIN [and non]. 5965, Oct 15 at 0059, good signal with open carrier, and nothing on 5995 --- bet it`s REE COSTA RICA getting ready to start the wrong frequency; still dead air past 0100 but at 0103, modulating 5965 with REE, as usual a few seconds behind 9535 direct from Spain due to multiple satellite feed hops? Or other digital delays in the circuit. By 0108 recheck, however, back on correct 5995 instead of 5965 (axually they would be better off on 5965 now that RHC is on 6000, unless the Brasilian is really active on 5965?). REE schedule is 00-04 on 5995, 04-08 on 5965, and sometimes they are reversed after 0400 too. This time at 0542 check, on correct 5965 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also EAST TURKISTAN ** TURKMENISTAN [non]. 15180, Oct 15 at 1404, fair signal, talk in Turkic language with Slavic influence: yes, R. Liberty in Turkmen, 1400-1500, 250 kW, 90 degrees from Issoudun, FRANCE, per HFCC; and another hour on 15180 at 15-16 switches to Lampertheim, Germany; why? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U K [non]. 5840, the Tuesday frequency of BBCWS via THAILAND, Oct 15 at 1306 with Newshour, this week`s gimmick being prominent women ``guest editors``, today, Yue-Sai Kan, with the focus on China: http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2013/ws-newshour-100women.html tnx to tip via Hansjoerg Biener; we missed Chelsea Clinton yesterday. As BBC tries to prevent North Americans from hearing it on SW, this 25-degree relay via THAILAND is the best we can do; nothing much on 9740 via Singapore, and forget the higher bands. 5840 is fair at first, fading after 1330 but still audible at 1352. In case you don`t have BBC`s silly frequency-hopping pattern memorized for the 12-14 UT bihour: Wednesday 5875, Thursday 5975, Friday 5840 again, Saturday 5820 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 12788-USB, Oct 14 at 2145, marine weather mentioning Bahamas, by robotic masculine voice, this one speaking slowly and easily readable. Only problem is fax QRM on the lo side, which cannot separate on the FRG-7 lacking LSB/USB narrow bandwidth. EiBi shows 12788 (without specifying USB or even SSB) as NMG, USCG New Orleans, amid one of several 35-minute broadcasts, 2130-2205; while he lists NMG fax on hi side, 12789.9 at intervening 170-minute times, obviously employing same transmitter. Fax can be avoided by tuning USB on the DX-398. This fax on lo side, per EiBi is from another USCG, NMC Point Reyes CA on 12786 at 1840-2215. IIRC, NMG is the one which at other times and frequencies has been transmitting extremely distorted SSB, but OK now (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 15110, Oct 14 at 2139, VOA bigsig in Bambara, M-F semihour, via Greenville, 250 kW, 94 degrees, per HFCC this frequency since 9 August. But there`s a problem: carrier drops off for a split second every two seconds, while // 13670 is OK, same power and azimuth. At 2154, 15110 is still dropping off, I suspect because the remote drive control is toggling between two settings and no one has noticed (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A [non]. 15580, Oct 14 at 2057, VOA concluding `African Beat` with host ``Jimmy Friendly`` (?) in Washington, just about as hyper as Matthew LaVoie. Expecting signal boost at 2100 with switch to Greenville, but no change and no break before news and 2105 `American Gold`, the Monday version of VOA Music Mix, hits from the 60s.

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Latest HFCC now shows VOA English via BOTSWANA on 15580 continuously from 1500 to 2200 daily at 350 degrees; Aoki and EiBi differ slightly but none include anything from Greenville on 15580 at any time any more (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 7555, Oct 15 at 0104 UT, KJES NM is very good in Spanish. You never know whether they will be on the air or not. Except on 15385: never (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 7506.4, Oct 15 at 0104, as I tune in, seems like Morse code --- could it be sending ``WRNO``? Then opening ``Good News with Robert Mawire``, the station owner, pronounced Mah-WEER-ee, who has a strange (African?) accent; VG signal on very-off frequency which they always claim to be ``7505`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9330-CUSB, Oct 15 at 0111, WBCQ is open carrier/dead air, while the other two are nominal: 7490 with BS, 5110-CUSB yet again this UT Tuesday with `Marion`s Attic` bonus broadcast, far better reception here than original one Sundays at 2100 on 7490. 0540 recheck, 9330 is remodulating (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 810, Oct 15 at 0551 UT as I am dozing off, song outro ``on KLVZ`` in English, i.e. Brighton CO, 430 watts night with a little lobe towards us while WHB Kansas City provides a big null, not a problem (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 880, Oct 15 at 1229 UT, man singing hymn in presumed Navajo, 1233 into `Unshackled` in English; KHAC making SAH of about 5 Hz, but way over KRVN just before sunrise here, long before sunrise in Window Rock (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1200, Oct 15 at 1242 UT, Spanish discussion of Obamacare is dominant, no doubt not a Mexican, but WRTO Chicago, and dominant with little from WOAI, which a few minutes later is regaining from opposite direxion (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 6030, Oct 15 at 1257, Asian song vs prolonged pulse jamming from Cuba against nothing. Could be AIR Delhi, altho Aoki also shows CNR1 Beijing here; was hoping for something comedic from Calgary. After 1300, China radio war vs Sound of Hope (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** ARGENTINA. 15345+, Oct 15 at 2148, RAE playing ``El Condor Pasa`` as Argentina is after all, marginally, an Andean nation too; fair with flutter. This hour on weekdays is scheduled in German (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 4875, Oct 16 at 0108 music from presumed Rdif. Roraima, notable only because the spurblob is nowhere around for once (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 4885, Oct 16 at 0108, silly ballgame in Portuguese, presumed R. Clube do Pará, but with frequent commercial/music breaks; 0109 heard ``gooaaaallll``. Suspect the same World Cup qualifying match I am hearing on 12365-USB via CHILE, Ecuador v. Chile in Santiago. Or maybe some other game is more important in Pará? As usual, CODAR avoided by tuning LSB only from 4885 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 11780, Oct 16 at 0619, RNA, VG signal with good music, but modulation is a bit rough, and with BFO can tell the carrier is unstable; while // 6180 is OK (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHILE. 12365-USB, Oct 16 at 0059, poor signal with broadcast in rapid Spanish of a fútbol game frequently referring to the pelota; at 0105, also mentions rodillas (so someone is on his knees); 0119 still in but very poor. I started checking for this Oct 15 at 2147, also at 2229, 2301, but nothing heard then (except CODAR). Like exactly one year ago, an unofficial relay of Radio Cooperativa, one of the major stations in Chile, has been put on 12365-USB because Chile is competing in the qualifiers for next year`s World Cup in Brasil. Claudio Galaz in Chile tipped the condiglista, Friday Oct 11 that this might be coming up, and it was then widely heard in South America after 2100 UT, Colombia vs Chile from Barranquilla. Lots of speculation on the condiglist about who is doing these relays. I`m editing it all together for the next DXLD: http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld1342.txt Claudio thinx it`s coming from a military base in northern Chile, Antofagasta or Calama, since monitors in the north are getting a stronger signal; however, I think it could be just the opposite due to skip distances, unless the northerners are really close, within groundwave range. Horacio Nigro and Dario Monferini checked the schedules and told me one more match would be on October 15 from 2130(?), Chile vs Ecuador. Looked up later, played in Santiago, Chile beat Ecuador 2-1, but Ecuador is still in the running to qualify unless Uruguay surpasses them later. On the Oct 11 match, Chile beat Colombia 3-1. For last year`s reports about this see under CHILE: http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld1242.txt Another station on 12365-USB is marine weather from VMC in Australia, which could be bothered, but no sign of it during my logs.

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The Klingenfuss guidebook of 2002y showed 12365 also as a worldwide simplex ship frequency. Current EiBi also has Russian spy numbers on it, but only at 1000-1030 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also BRAZIL: 4885 ** CHINA. Firedrake [non] CNR1 jammer search Oct 16 circa 1330: 12980, fair at 1324 with flutter. No others 13-18 MHz except: 15265, poor at 1330, // 12980 and with a lo het as usual, Taiwan askew 15575, very poor at 1327 with het on lo side, so V of Tibet must be on 15573 at the moment. One might have assumed 15575 was the ``North American Service`` of KBS World Radio in English, had I not been able to // it to 12980! So besides not propagating all winter, KBS confronts CCI from the ChiCom 16110, fair at 1331 with similar flutter to 12980, just an open carrier, but suspicious; checked with BFO, no, it`s not RTTY. Aoki and I have had Sound of Hope/jamming as close at 16100 and 16160 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** COSTA RICA. 11815, Oct 16 at 1322, REE poor in Spanish, but not much NHK CCI today. Marty Delfín of El País in Madrid informs us that REE will be CLOSING the Cariari relay at the end of A-13, off from October 27! One more bites the dust. REE already canceled all CR transmissions northward, except for DRM at 00-02 on 9630. Supposedly broadcasts direct from Noblejas will be expanded to compensate. The tentative HFCC B-13 schedule as of 14 Oct still lists Cariari on six frequencies: 3350, 5965, 5970, 9675, 11815, 17850 as effective until 30 March, apparently having been contingently registered and to be removed. At least that will get rid of the wideband DRM noise surrounding 9630 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA. 890 // 900, Oct 16 at 0608, same song in Spanish from SE vs CCI on both, surely R. Progreso, Chambas, Ciego de Ávila, and much further San Germán, Holguín, respectively, 200 and 50 kW per WRTH. There are also CMBC`s listed on 810, 820, 850, 880, 920, 940, etc., etc., which one might also be able to log by // to 890 if not 4765 at this hour (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EQUATORIAL GUINEA [and non]. 15190, Oct 15 at 2148, R. Africa poor signal but just barely modulated, and het from R. Inconfidência, Brasil, always off-frequency, usually on the hi side. Wolfgang Büschel suggests that the reactivation of this (and 5005) could be thanks to Chinese engineers making the maintenance rounds thru Africa. TDP shows EqG got 2 x 50 kW from China in 1973. Little did the ChiCom know (or care?) that one of them would be devoted to American gospel huxters, even Tony Alamo (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDIA. 11985 // 11740, Oct 16 at 0059, AIR Sinhala service succeeds in occupying both frequencies with same music, probably out of synch, heavy flutter. It`s supposed to last until 0115, but at 0112 check, 11740 via GOA has vanished, 11985 still in music. With time running out, on 5990 there is a very poor signal which is supposed to be the AIR Sindhi service, maybe a trace of musical modulation, not enough to tell whether it`s // 11985 before the latter goes to open carrier 0115 and off. Both 5990 and 11985 are listed as the Delhi (Khampur) site, whatever the (mis)programming may be, easy to cross feeds (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** JAPAN. 6190, Oct 16 at 1257, rock song in Japanese by girl group; 1300, 3+1 NHK timesignal a few seconds late, and opening Chinese with `Sakura` theme; before 1300 scheduled in Korean, both 300 kW, 290 degrees from Ibaragi-Koga-Yamata site. Good signal, surely not blown away by typhoon; vs hardly anything from BBC Singapore up 5 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** KOREA NORTH [and non]. 9435, Oct 16 at 1320, VOK very good signal with jamming mix noise in background, but no Chinese crosstalk! Usual incredibly stilted exposition in English. // 11710 totally overshadowed by the other automatons at The Lord`s Ranch on 11715. Seems that 9435 is often missing or poorly audible, but not today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 540, Oct 16 at 1200 UT, partial ID mentions 95.9 FM, Ciudad de México, and the four descending XEW chimes, then news headlines with liners as ``info-radio``(?), mentions Planeta; 1203 already into English music ``When You`re Smiling`` (Satchmo?), then DJ discussing it in Spanglish. From Cantú this appears to be the XEWA in Monterrey, which is W Radio and presumably relaying from the DF, XEW-900 and 96.9 (not 95.9 as I thought I heard); rather than the other XEWA in SLP, despite the power disparity: 540 XEWA W Radio Monterrey, N.L. 1,500 1,000 540 XEWA Los 40 Principales + FM 103.9 San Luis Potosi, S.L.P. 150,000 150,000 Looped roughly SSW, both in about the same direxion. By nulling this, I could also hear another SS further west, presumably usual XETX in Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chihuahua (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** MEXICO. 690, Oct 16 at 1210 UT, promo with 800-numbers, XEN with full ID, 100,000 watts, street address, Grupo Radio Centro, amid a show which runs from 6 am to 1 pm (CT). KGGF nulled. Cantú: 690 XEN La 69 México, DF 100,000 5,000 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO [and non]. 780-, Oct 16 at 0614 UT, some station is now off-frequency enough to the lo side to make a lo audible het with WBBM, approx. opposite direxion, as it`s not Pueblo music which makes only a slow SAH with WBBM. At 1216 UT with KSPI OK nulled, I am again hearing that het with a station in Spanish, but stepping up and down to nearby frequencies with BFO, KSPI is also off to the lo side (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO [and non]. 970, Oct 16 at 0609 UT, really lovely heartfelt version of ``Malagueña Salerosa``, maybe Linda Ronstadt? But no back-announce, just 0612 ID as ``La Jota Mexicana, 970-AM``, i.e. XEJ, Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. Salerosa refers to salt, salty? Witty? What does it really connote in this title? Google translate can`t handle saleroso/a at all. 950 and 970 stations have no problem getting past my local 960 KGWA, while my other 1 kW local, 1390 KCRC, blox its adjacent channels and desensitizes even further ones (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 1030, Oct 16 at 1243 UT, two stations in Spanish, one of which IDs as 103.3 y 970, Radio Fórmula, i.e. relaying the network flagship in the DF; Cantú does not cross-reference 103.3 on the 970 frequency listing, but separately does have 103.3 as XERFR too. Per 1030 listing this one is: 1030 XEYC Radio Fórmula Cd. Juárez, Chih. 5,000 500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 9775 and 3235, Oct 16 at 0102 and later, no shows again from Station YHWH. The one time I heard it 8 nights ago on 9775, it did sound like Ron Howard`s recordings on 3234.95: https://app.box.com/s/n5quk1qzbjv1ttpqb7n7 https://app.box.com/s/9rnb0moivju3pbixj9eo That low frequency makes me suspect a western USA location (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6960-AM, Oct 16 at 0102, very poor signal with music, SSB QRM. No other pirates found this time. Several logs on HF Underground say this was a relay of The Crystal Ship (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** RUSSIA. 5930 & 5940, Oct 16 at 1254, song in English on R. Rossii; another instance of drastic difference in propagation from Pet/Kam and Magadan respectively: good on 5930, JBA on 5940 over more northerly path. Maybe there is also a direxional factor? Not per Aoki, showing both as 100 kW, 30 degrees, favorably USward (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** TAJIKISTAN. 7505, Oct 16 at 1311, S Asian talk, poor in splash from Joyce Riley on 7490 WWCR, still too close for comfort. Aoki shows V of Russia in Hindi, 100 kW, 137 degrees from Dushanbe-Yangiyul (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 15110, Oct 15 at 2149 check, VOA Greenville in Bambara is OK today, not dropping off the air every two seconds like yesterday (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5110-CUSB, Oct 16 at 0106 rock music from WBCQ; 0109 Fred Flintstone talking about the tunes of Tommy Hagar. So yet another regular appearance during this hour on UT Wednesdays. Now this and `Marion`s Attic` on UT Tuesdays have finally been added to the 5110 program guide: http://schedule.wbcq.com/main.php?fn=sked&freq=5110 Another one to watch out for is `Church of the Subgenius Hour of Slack`, Sundays at 23-24 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9930, Oct 16 at 1318, WTWW-2 is missing, nor on 5085, while WTWW-1 is running on 9479 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1010, Oct 16 at 1229 UT, promos for KXEN, 1230 preacher. Maybe not yet back up to 50 kW day power, but sure sounds like more than STA of 350 watts; St Louis MO, but site in IL (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1020, Oct 16 at 1231 UT, Spanish plugging dinosaur exhibit in Lincoln, but pronouncing dino names in English, reference to http://discoverthedinosaurs.com where we see it`s only a travelling exhibit, ``October 18-19-20, 2013, Lincoln, NE, Lancaster Event Center``. Makes one Hz SAH with nearby KOKP Perry OK almost nulled. 1232 ``La Estación de la Raza``, i.e. KMMQ Plattsmouth (Omaha) NE, 50/1.4 kW so maybe already on day power (Glenn Hauser,

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OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** VIETNAM. 7906-USB, Oct 16 at 1315 a bit of JBA music, talk and apparently off, no doubt Ho Chi Minh City Radio with marine weather partly in English. Must try to tune in at start 1305, and also check // 8294. Neither is in Aoki, but in EiBi: also sharing time on 7906 are Ben Thuy, Ca Mau, Can Tho, Da Nang, Hai Phong, Hon Gai, Hue, Kien Giang, Mong Cai, Nha Trang, Pham Rang, Phan Tiet, Phu Yen, Qui Phong, and Vung Tau; and on 8294 (USB) only Da Nang, Hai Phong, Qui Phong. HCM City is the only one with some English, also starting at 0105 and 0910 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. TA carrier search Oct 16 at 0056-0059: JBA detectable only on 774, 783 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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Radio Club de Carabineros: 152.625 MHz Reten de Carabineros San Gabriel: 152.350 MHz Repetidora radioaficionados de Valparaíso: 146.300 MHz Repetidora radioaficionados Pte. Alto: 147.390 +600 MHz Bomberos Nacional: 155.000 MHz Intendencia Metropolitana (ONEMI): 155.025 MHz SAMU (Emergencias): 164.025 MHz CENCO (Carabineros): 152.000 MHz Repetidor La Campana: 147.360 +600 MHz

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Radioaficionados de Santiago: 146.670 -600 MHz Radioaficionados de Santiago: 146.850 -600 MHz Carabineros Nacional (para avanzadas de carabineros): 152.450 MHz CONAF : 143.950 MHz Otros Radioaficionados: 148.320 MHZ Vertical (trabajan en Maitenes, a veces en Rio Colorado, Farellones, etc..): 145.350 MHz - 132.100 ATIS Pudahuel (Meteorología en VHF-FM) - 121.900 ATC Pudahuel (emergencias en VHF FM) - 139.450 Pudahuel torre (interna) -139.775 Pudahuel Operaciones aéreas - 152.000 Carabineros Aeropolicial (usada donde no funciona el sistema de trunking Astro9000, maldito sea) - 152.950 Carabineros Provincia Cordillera (= que el anterior) - 141.675 RPT digital minera C.del Maipo - 142.075 Romeral - 143.610 RPT radioaficionados Horcón de Piedra (-600, subtono 123,0 KHz) - 146.790 RPT Radioclub Rancagua (-600) - 153.525 Municipalidad Pirque - 158.050 GasAndes Cajón del Maipo - 167.625 GasAndes Nota: La frecuencia de SALIDA del repetidor del radioclub de Carabineros es 152.625 , pero su entrada es en 152.125, es decir, su offset es en -500, y no en -600 como en el común de los repetidores de radioaficionados. 146.640 MHz -600 KHz Cerro Cantillana 146.850 MHz -600 KHz Chicauma 146.970 MHz -600 KHz Cerros de Chena 147.360 MHz +600 KHz FP. Nac. La Campana Cuerpo de Socorro Andino de Chile 150.625 Otras frecuencias: BANDA MODO FRECUEN DUPL SUBT USUARIO HF 2806,5 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 3.485.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 3.830.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 3.932.0 SERVICIO DE SALUD HF 4560 USB ARMADA DE CHILE MOVIL NAVAL HF 4766 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 5.405.0 SERVICIO DE SALUD HF 6418 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 6.950.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 6.985.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 6.995.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 7095 LSB FRECUENCIA DE ENCUNETRO DE RADIOAFICIONADOS HF 7.370.0 SERVICIO DE SALUD HF 7.520.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 7990 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 7.980.0 SERVICIO DE SALUD HF 8594 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 8682 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 10024 USB FRECUENCIA DE AERONAUTICA HF 10045 USB FRECUENCIA DE AERONAUTICA HF 12960 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 13525 USB ARMADA DE CHILE HF 13.982.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 14.420.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 14.504.0 DEFENSA CIVIL DE CHILE HF 26965 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 26975 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 26985 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27005 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27015 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27025 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27035 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27055 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA

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HF 27065 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27075 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27085 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27105 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27115 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27125 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27135 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27155 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27165 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27175 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27185 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27205 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27215 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27225 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27235 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27245 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27255 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27265 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27275 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27285 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27295 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27305 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27315 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27325 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27335 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27345 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27355 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27365 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27375 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27385 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27395 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 27405 L-U-AM BANDA CIUDADANA HF 34,39 SCAMUSICA HF 34,43 CASA CAPILLA AGRICOLA HF 34,45 ALARMAS PRATROL HF 34,55 CECINAS SAN JORGE HF 34,65 PISCINERIAS HF 34,77 FERRETERIA AMERICA HF 34,93 CONSTRUCTORA BRAUBAN HF 34,99 FRUTICOLA ACONEX HF 35,21 UNIFRUTTI HF 35,91 UNIFRUTTI VHF FM 55,25 CARRIER VIDEO TV VHF FM 59,75 CARRIER AUDIO TV VHF FM 61,25 CARRIER VIDEO TV VHF FM 65,75 CARRIER AUDIO TV VHF FM 67,25 CARRIER VIDEO TV VHF FM 71,75 CARRIER AUDIO TV VHF FM 77,25 CARRIER VIDEO TV VHF FM 81,75 CARRIER AUDIO TV VHF FM 83,25 CARRIER VIDEO TV VHF FM 87,75 CARRIER AUDIO TV VHF AM 118,1 TORRE COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF AM 118,2 TORRE COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF AM 118,3 TORRE DE RANCAGUA VHF AM 118,4 TORRE AEROPUERTO VIÑA DEL MAR VHF AM 118,5 TOBALABA VHF AM 118,7 HELICOPTEROS AEROPOLICIAL TORRE TOBALABA VHF AM 118,9 LAS CONDES RADAR VHF AM 119,1 CERRILLOS TERRESTRE TORRE EL BOSQUE VHF AM 119,7 SANTIAGO RADAR VHF AM 121,1 APROXIMACION SANTIAGO VHF AM 121,5 SERVICIO AEREO DE RESCATE SAR

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VHF AM 121,6 DESPEGUE PUDAHUEL VHF AM 121,7 TORRE COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF AM 121,9 PUDAHUEL TERRESTRA VHF AM 121,95 TIERRA COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF AM 123,3 AEROPOLICIAL CARABINEROS DE CHILE VHF AM 123,4 AVION AVION VHF AM 123,4 PLANEADORES OLMUE VHF AM 125 HELICOPTERO NAVAL RION VHF AM 126 HELICOPTERO NAVAL TUCAN VHF AM 126 COORDINACION HELO CARABINEROS VHF AM 126,1 SANTIAGO CENTRO VHF AM 126,3 RADAR SUR COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF AM 126,7 AERODROMO RODELILLOS VIÑA DEL MAR VHF AM 126,8 COORDINACION HELO NAVAL TUCAN VHF AM 126,8 COORDINACION HELO CARABINEROS VHF AM 128,1 RADAR NORTE COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF AM 131,6 HELO CARABINEROS VHF AM 131,8 AVIANCA VUELOS VHF AM 136 CLUB DE AVIACION OLMUE VHF FM 138,05 CODELCO VHF FM 138.075 650 + 67.0 CAROLUS BROWN VHF FM 138,15 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA VHF FM 138,2 CONSTRUCTORA FE GRANDE VHF FM 138,25 IRECO CHILE LTDA VHF FM 138,275 SERVICIO VHF FM 138,35 CONSTRUCTORA CONTEX VHF FM 138,375 CONSTRUCTORA INCO LTDA VHF FM 138,425 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA MANTENCION SUR-SUR VHF FM 138,45 RADIO PORTALES VHF FM 138,475 CONSTRUCTORA INCO LTDA VHF FM 138,5 CONSTRUCTORA RAUL DEVES Y CIA VHF FM 138,55 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA GENERAL VHF FM 138,65 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA GENERAL VHF FM 138,7 123 IRECO CHILE LTDA VHF FM 138,75 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA DPTO ELECTRICO VHF FM 138,75 CONSTRUCTORA RAUL DEVES Y CIA VHF FM 138,775 CONSTRUCTORA FE GRANDE VHF FM 138,85 EMPORCHI VHF FM 139,025 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA DPTO SEGURIDAD INDUS VHF FM 139,05 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA DPTO SUPERVISORES VHF FM 139,125 FRUTERA SUD AMERICANA VHF FM 139,15 CODELCO CHILE DIV ANDINA DPTO DE OPERACIONES VHF FM 139,175 1350 + 123 FLOTA VERSHAE.VINA DEL MAR VHF FM 139,575 LAN CHILE AEROPUERTO COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF FM 139,6 LAN CHILE AEROPUERTO COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF FM 139,775 LAN CHILE AEROPUERTO COMODORO ARTURO MERINO BENITES VHF FM 139,85 EMPORCHI VHF FM 139,95 AGENTE DE ADUANAS VHF FM 140 CHILECTRA VTA REGION VHF FM 140,05 300 + CHILECTRA VTA REGION VHF FM 140,075 800 + GOBERNACION DE MELIPILLA RPT CON CH5 VHF FM 140,09 ESTADIO ISRAELITA VHF FM 140,1 CHILECTRA VTA REGION,CALERA,NOGAELES,LAS VEGAS VHF FM 140,125 GOBERNACION MELIPILLA VHF FM 140,15 CHILECTRA DESPACHADOR SANTIAGO. VHF FM 140,19 CHILECTRA DESPACHADOR SANTIAGO VHF FM 140,2 CHILECTRA VENTANAS VHF FM 140,2 CONAFE VHF FM 140,225 77 PROD ALIMENTICIOS LA MARMITE SANTIAGO VHF FM 140,25 CHILECTRA SANTIAGO VHF FM 140,3 CHILECTRA VTA REGION VHF FM 140,35 CHILECTRA CENTRAL EL BOSQUE VHF FM 140,4 CHILECTRA CENTRAL SANTIAGO VHF FM 140,425 CONSTRUCTORA HIDRISAN LTDA SANTIAGO

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VHF FM 140,5 AGENTE DE ADUANAS VHF FM 140,525 FLOTA VERSHAE VINA-VALPARAISO VHF FM 140,575 275 - 71,9 CHILECTRA VTA REGION VINA-VALPO VHF FM 140,575 CONSULTA CREDITOS ASESOR.PROTEC AL CREDITO APC VHF FM 140,7 GOBERNACION MELIPILLA VHF FM 140,75 ***************** VHF FM 140,8 GOBERNACION MELIPILLA VHF FM 140,875 800 - GOBERNACION MELIPILLA CH5 RPT CON CH1 VHF FM 140,9 COOP ELECTRICA LIMARI (OVALLE,SERENA Y OTROS) VHF FM 141,1 FORUM CONTRATISTA ANDINA FILIAL DICSA VHF FM 141,325 COOP ELECTRICA LLANQUIHUE. LLANQUIHUE VHF FM 141,475 FUERZA AEREA DE CHILE VHF FM 141,475 COOP ELECTRICA LIMARI (OVALLE,SERENA Y OTROS) VHF FM 141,575 COOP ELECTRICA LLANQUIHUE.LLANQUIHUE VHF FM 141,58 FUERZA AEREA DE CHILE VHF FM 141,74 FUERZA AEREA DE CHILE VHF FM 141,95 TELEFONO HOTEL RALUN.PUERTO MONTT VHF FM 142.025 675 + 67.0 CHILECTRA VHF FM 142,1 RADIO MINERIA.VINA-VALPARAISO VHF FM 142,125 ESVAL.VALPARAISO DATA ESTANQUES VHF FM 142,455 HOSPITAL VAN BUREN.VALPARAISO VHF FM 142,5 RADIO SANTIAGO.SANTIAGO VHF FM 142,6 RADIO AGRICULTURA.SANTIAGO-VALPARAISO VHF FM 142,62 RADIO SANTIAGO.SANTIAGO VHF FM 142,625 RADIO FESTIVAL.VINA DEL MAR VHF FM 142,75 FLOTA VERSHAE VINA-VALPARAISO Vhf Fm 142,8 Radio Chilena.santiago Vhf Fm 142,85 Radio Taxis.santiago Vhf Fm 142,875 Aserraderos Andinos Vhf Fm 142,9 Telefono Hotel Ralun Rpt.puerto Montt Vhf Fm 142,9 Comunidad La Parva. Santiago Vhf Fm 142,9 Agricultor Guillermo Soffia.chimbarongo Vhf Fm 143,15 Parque Metropolitano (guardias) Santiago Vhf Fm 143,2 Telegrafo Comercial Santiago Vhf Fm 143,3 Telegrafo Comercial.santiago Vhf Fm 143,4 Telefono Hotel Ralun.rpt Puerto Montt Vhf Fm 143,425 Telegrafo Comercial.santiago Vhf Fm 143,45 Telegrafo Comercial.santiago Vhf Fm 143,47 Conaf Vhf Fm 143.700 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,725 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,75 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,75 4625 + 103,5 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,8 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,825 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,85 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,9 Conaf Roble 2 Vhf Fm 143,925 Conaf Vhf Fm 143,925 Fundo El Guindal,calle Larga.los Andes Vhf Fm 143,95 Conaf Roble1 Vhf Fm 143,975 Defensa Civil De Chile Vhf Fm 144,78 Carlos Ce2ls.reñaca Vhf Fm 145,01 Frecuencia Nacional Packet Radio Vhf Fm 145,12 600 + Repetidora Radio Club La Calera.la Calera Vhf Fm 145,15 600 + Repetidora Region De Arauco Vhf Fm 145,31 Radio Club Quillota Vhf Fm 145,32 Frecuencia De Contacto Onemi Vhf Fm 145,53 600 + Repetidor La Serena Vhf Fm 146,3 Ce2bpg.ce2ili.ce2bg,ce2dsp.quilpue,villa Alemana Vhf Fm 146,52 141,3 141,3 Radio Club De Carabineros Ce3ete.santiago Vhf Fm 146,6 Ce2asj,, La Cruz Quillota Vhf Fm 146,61 600 - Repetidor Rc Temuco Vhf Fm 146,61 600 - 123.0 Repetidora Santiago

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Vhf Fm 146,64 600 - Repetidora Radio Club Coquimbo Vhf Fm 146,66 Ce2shv, Ce2opk La Calera. Vhf Fm 146.735 123 Michel Ce3dpd Santiago Vhf Fm 146,735 Erico Ce2epb, Ce2cpb, Ce2dpb, Ce2hpb, Ce2npb Viña Del Mar. Vhf Fm 146,76 600 - Repetidora Radio Club Ovalle Pellin Vhf Fm 146,79 600 - Repetidora Radio Club Rancagua.rancagua Vhf Fm 146,79 600 - Repetidor Cerro El Toro Radio Club Coquimbo Vhf Fm 146,82 600 - Repetidora Radio Club Manquehue Vhf Fm 146,85 600 - Repetidora Vhf Fm 146,875 600 - Repetidora Radio Club Coquimbo.coquimbo Vhf Fm 146,88 600- Repetidora Radio Club Elqui Vhf Fm 146,94 600 - Repetidora Vhf Fm 146,97 600 - Repetidora Radio Club Coquimbo.cerro Tamaya Vhf Fm 147,04 Ce2pcd,ce2oxg , Ce2rkm Viña Del Mar, Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 147,095 Frecuencia Carreteras Sur De Chile. Vhf Fm 147,12 600 + Repetidora Radio Club San Antonio.san Antonio Vhf Fm 147,21 600 + Repetidora Radio Club Talca.talca Vhf Fm 147,3 600 + Repetidora Radio Club Valaparaiso.valparaiso Vhf Fm 147,39 600 + Repetidora Radio Club Puente Alto Vhf Fm 147,5 Marco Ce2ice.quilpue Vhf Fm 147,54 600 - Repetidor Rc Tacna Peru Vhf Fm 147,54 Radio Club San Felipe. Vhf Fm 147,63 600 - Repetidor Cerro Talinal Coquimbo Vhf Fm 148,025 1175 + Emec.la Ligua Vhf Fm 148,1 Ctc Y Telec Chile.santiago Vhf Fm 148,175 Defensa Civil De Chile Vhf Fm 148,2 Nasa Colina.santiago Vhf Fm 148,25 Serv Agricola Biocoop Los Angeles Vhf Fm 148,25 Servicio Agricola Biocoop.los Angeles Vhf Fm 148,35 Chilquinta El Roble Vhf Fm 148,45 Constructora Neut Latour Vhf Fm 148,55 Radio Taxis Alfa.santiago Vhf Fm 148,6 Radio Taxis.santiago Vhf Fm 148,625 110,9 Server Electronica.santiago Vhf Fm 148,7 Utfsm Vhf Fm 148,725 Compania Minera Beta Del Agua.quillota-nogales Vhf Fm 148,75 Radio Taxis Andes Pacifico.santiago Vhf Fm 148,825 88,5 Administracion Supermercados Jumbo.santiago Vhf Fm 148,825 Dicsa Contratista Codelco Chile Div Andina Vhf Fm 148,85 Supérmercados Jumbo Vhf Fm 148,875 Defensa Civil De Chile Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 148,95 Conaf Vhf Fm 148,95 Esval Vhf Fm 148,975 Defensa Civil De Chile Vhf Fm 148,995 Defensa Civil De Chile Vhf Fm 149,05 ? Valparaiso Vhf Fm 149,075 Tvn Vhf Fm 149,125 Frutera Vhf Fm 149,15 Radio Taxis .santiago Vhf Fm 149,2 La Parva Centro De Ski.santiago Vhf Fm 149,25 Telex Chile.santiago Vhf Fm 149,375 Frutera Vhf Fm 149,525 ? Valparaiso Vhf Fm 149,62 Conaf Vhf Fm 149,775 Agencia De Aduana Juan Rossi.valparaiso Vhf Fm 149,775 Carozzi.santiago Vhf Fm 149,85 Radio Taxis Libertador.chillan Vhf Fm 149,925 Conaf Vhf Fm 149,925 Frecuencia De Prueba Del Serv.telecom Vhf Fm 150,025 Patricio Lopez Telecomunicaciones Vhf Fm 150,1 Telex Chile.santiago Vhf Fm 150,125 Construcciones Bosh.santiago Vhf Fm 150,25 1675 + Compañia Minera Beta De Agua.quillota-nogales Vhf Fm 150,25 Hospital De Colina

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Vhf Fm 150,25 Universidad Federico Santa Maria.valparaiso Vhf Fm 150,275 Direccion Nacional De Fronteras.difrol Vhf Fm 150,35 Frutexport.los Andes Vhf Fm 150,35 Gerente Diario Bonillas.sanfelipe Vhf Fm 150,4 Municipalidad De Cabildo Vhf Fm 150,525 Agencia De Aduanas Hernan Pirazolli.los Andes Vhf Fm 150,575 850 + Repetidora Ingeco.valparaiso Vhf Fm 150,6 Agromar Vhf Fm 150,625 Cuerpo De Socorro Andino Vhf Fm 150,675 Lipigas Vhf Fm 150,725 Radio Superandina.los Andes Vhf Fm 150,725 Centro De Ski Valle Nevado.santiago Vhf Fm 150,725 Direccion Nacional De Fronteras Difrol Vhf Fm 150,75 Hidroelectrica.santiago Vhf Fm 150,775 Edificio Diego Portales.santiago Vhf Fm 150,8 Radio Taxis .santiago Vhf Fm 150,825 Agricola La Campana.san Esteban-los Andes Vhf Fm 150,85 Agricola Vhf Fm 150,85 Radiotaxis.santiago Vhf Fm 150,875 Agricola Pedro De Valdivia.valdivia Vhf Fm 150.950 151.4 Helo San Felipe Vhf Fm 151 Playa Ancha. Vhf Fm 151,075 Soc.agricola Chañarcilloltda.stgo-copiapo Vhf Fm 151,085 Frutexport.los Andes Vhf Fm 151,085 Gerente Diario Bonillas.san Felipe Vhf Fm 151,1 Seguridad Naval Vhf Fm 151,175 Falabella Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 151,275 Construcciones Bosh.santiago Vhf Fm 151,325 Frecuenci Experimental Entel Vhf Fm 151,35 Agricola Rio Blanco.los Andes Vhf Fm 151,425 Compañia Minera Parwis Vhf Fm 151,425 Radio Taxis Mon Matre.santiago Vhf Fm 151,525 Wakelnut Chile S.a Vhf Fm 151.525 Romano Cabrini Vhf Fm 151,575 Onemi Vhf Fm 151,6 Seguridad Naval Vhf Fm 151,625 Ferrocarriles Trenes De Carga Vhf Fm 151,625 Wakelnut Chile S.a Vhf Fm 151,775 Edificio Diego Portales.santiago Vhf Fm 151,8 Seguridad Naval Vhf Fm 151,83 Onemi Vhf Fm 151,85 67 Onemi Vta Region Vhf Fm 151,85 850 - 79,7 Onemi Vta Region Repatidor.valparaiso Vhf Fm 151,875 Municippalidad De Quilpue Vhf Fm 151,9 Seguridad Naval Vhf Fm 151,925 Compañia Minera Beta De Agua.quillota-nogales Vhf Fm 151,925 Forestal Pedro De Valdivia.valdivia Vhf Fm 151,975 71,9 Onemi Vta Region.municipalidades Y Gobernacion L.andes Vhf Fm 152 750 + 123 Carabineros De Chile.rpt "r" Vhf Fm 152,025 700 + Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,05 500 + Carabineros De Chile. Cenco Valpo Vhf Fm 152,05 925 + Carabineros De Chile. Vhf Fm 152,075 600 + Carabineros De Chile. Cenco Cachapoal Vhf Fm 152,075 600 + Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,1 Carabineros De Chile. Vhf Fm 152,1 400 + Carabineros De Chile.cenco Viña (moviles-cenco) Vhf Fm 152,125 Carabineros De Chile.mecanicos Vhf Fm 152,15 800 + Carabineros De Chile. Ruta 68.vta Refion Vhf Fm 152,15 Carabineros De Chile.peñuelas.casablanca,zapata.veloc Vhf Fm 152,175 Carabineros De Chile.link Con Hf Vhf Fm 152,2 Carabineros De Chile.cenco San Antonio.stgo Centro. Vhf Fm 152,2 Carabineros De Chile.castro,ancud,san Pedro,quiillota Vhf Fm 152,225 Carabineros De Chile San Felipe Vhf Fm 152,25 Carabineros De Chile.escoltas Litoral Central

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Vhf Fm 152,275 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,3 Carabineros De Chile. Frecuencias De Carreteras Vhf Fm 152,3 600 + Carabineros De Chile.rpt En Santiago.lo Prado Ruta 68 Vhf Fm 152,3 Carabineros De Chile.longotoma,zapallar,valpo.los Andes Vhf Fm 152,325 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,35 Carabineros De Chile Villa Alemana, Belloto, Quilpue Vhf Fm 152,35 Carabineros De Chile.pref Oriente Vhf Fm 152,375 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,4 Carabineros De Chile.pref Norte Vhf Fm 152,4 Carabineros De Chile.quillota,san Pedro Vhf Fm 152,425 Carabineros De Chile.comando Y Control. Vhf Fm 152,45 Carabineros De Chilecenco Valpo,los Andes Vhf Fm 152,475 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,5 Carabineros De Chile.barrancas San Antonio Vhf Fm 152,5 Carabineros De Chile.cenco Viña (cenco-moviles).los Andes Vhf Fm 152,525 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,55 Carabineros De Chile.cenco Valpo Vhf Fm 152,575 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,6 Carabineros De Chile Os7 Vhf Fm 152,625 500- Carabineros De Chile.rpt Con Santiago 77 Vhf Fm 152,65 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,675 Carabineros De Chile.frecuencia Interna Viña-valpo,gral Vhf Fm 152,7 Carabineros De Chile.rpt Pr Vhf Fm 152,725 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,75 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,775 Carabineros De Chile.cofradia Practica Del Pacifico Vhf Fm 152,8 Carabineros De Chile.5com Viña.pref Occidente Stgo. Quintero Vhf Fm 152,825 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,85 Carabineros De Chile.pref Sur. Valparaiso Vhf Fm 152,875 Carabineros De Chile.congreso Vhf Fm 152,9 Carabineros De Chile.pref.aero Policial. Vhf Fm 152,925 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 152,95 Carabineros De Chile.san Jose De Maipo Vhf Fm 152,975 Carabineros De Chile Vhf Fm 153 Carabineros De Chile Helicopteros Vhf Fm 153 Carabineros De Chile.pref Transito.rpt Stgo-concep Vhf Fm 153 Carabineros De Chile.fin Rango Vhf Fm 153 Endesa Colbun-machicura Vhf Fm 153,1 2600 + Construcciones Fhorma.viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 153,2 Onemi Vhf Fm 153,2 Endesa Colbun-machicura Vhf Fm 153.225 67.0 Ezio Cabrini Vhf Fm 153,525 Municipalidad De Valparaiso Vhf Fm 153,325 Compañia Minera Beta De Agua.quillota-nogales Vhf Fm 153,375 Onemi Vhf Fm 153,475 136,5 Coorp.tv Universidad Catolica.santiago Vhf Fm 153,675 Onemi.santiago Vhf Fm 153,525 Municipalidad De Valparaiso Vhf Fm 153,825 Uua. Vhf Fm 153,85 Uua. Vhf Fm 154 Investigaciones De Chile.maipu Vhf Fm 154,02 Investigaciones Zapallar Vhf Fm 154,125 Municipalidad De Valparaiso.valparaiso Vhf Fm 154,3 Onemi Vhf Fm 154,325 Investigaciones Vhf Fm 154,35 Bomberos La Cisterna Vhf Fm 154,35 5000 + Municipalidad Petorca Vhf Fm 154,375 Radio Telefono Vhf Fm 154,4 Investigaciones Vhf Fm 154,475 Municipalidad Providencia Vhf Fm 154,475 Radio Telefono Complejo Quimico.talagante Vhf Fm 154,5 Bomberos Santiago. Vhf Fm 154,525 Municipalidad De Santiago. Vhf Fm 154,525 Cementerio General.santiago

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Vhf Fm 154,55 Bomberos De Conchali Vhf Fm 154,55 Bomberos De Osorno Vhf Fm 154,575 Municipalidad De Providencia Vhf Fm 154,6 Bomberos Peñaflor Vhf Fm 154,6 Bomberos De Osorno Vhf Fm 154,65 Bomberos N12 Santiago Vhf Fm 154,65 Bomberos Talca Vhf Fm 154,65 Mineria Vhf Fm 154,675 Municipalidad De La Reina.santiago Vhf Fm 154,7 Bomberos Contitucion-puente Alto Vhf Fm 154,75 Bomberos N12 Santiago.cuarteles Vhf Fm 154,75 Bomberos Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 154,775 Municipalidad La Reina Vhf Fm 154,775 Municipalidad De San Miguel.santiago Vhf Fm 154,8 Bomberos Concepcion-san Miguel,los Angeles Vhf Fm 154,825 Municipalidad De Vina Del Mar Vhf Fm 154,85 Bomberos Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 154,85 600 + Bomberos Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 154,875 Municipalidad Pudahuel Vhf Fm 154,9 Bomberos Los Angeles Vhf Fm 154,9 Bomberos De Los Andes-san Bernardo Vhf Fm 154,95 Bomberos Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 155 Bomberos N12 Santiago Vhf Fm 155,025 Bomberos Peñaflor Vhf Fm 155,025 Cementerio General Vhf Fm 155,025 Municipalidad De Villa Alemana.villa Alemana Emergencia Coord Vhf Fm 155,025 Municipalidad De Providencia Vhf Fm 155,025 Municipalidad De Santiago Vhf Fm 155,025 Municipalidad De Quintero Vhf Fm 155,025 Municipalidad De La Reina Vhf Fm 155,05 Bomberos Quillota , Copiapo,temuco Vhf Fm 155,05 Bomberos De ñuñoa.santiago Vhf Fm 155,075 Bomberos Los Andes Vhf Fm 155,075 Bomberos Isla De Maipo Vhf Fm 155,1 Bomberos Calama Vhf Fm 155,1 Bomberos De Los Andes Vhf Fm 155,125 Bomberos El Monte Vhf Fm 155,15 Bomberos La Calera Vhf Fm 155,15 Bomberos San Antonio Vhf Fm 155,175 Bomberos Quilicura Vhf Fm 155,2 Bomberos De ñuñoa Vhf Fm 155,25 Frecuencia Nacional De Emergencia Coordinacion Onemi Vhf Fm 155,25 Bomberos De Yungay Vhf Fm 155,25 Bomberos N12 Santiago Vhf Fm 155,25 Bomberos De La Cisterna Vhf Fm 155,275 Bomberos Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 155,3 Bomberos Curacavi Vhf Fm 155,32 Municipalidad Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 155,325 700 - Municipalidad De Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 155,35 Bomberos De Quinta Normal-puerto Montt Vhf Fm 155,375 Bomberos De Limache Vhf Fm 155,4 Bomberos De ñuñoa-ancud-iquique Vhf Fm 155,425 Bomberos Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 155,425 Bomberos San Jose De Maipo Vhf Fm 155,45 Bomberos De Valparaiso Vhf Fm 155,475 Bomberos Quintero Vhf Fm 155,475 Bomberos Til Til Vhf Fm 155,5 Bomberos De Valparaiso Vhf Fm 155,5 Bomberos De Santiago Vhf Fm 155,525 Bomberos De Quilpue.despacho De Carros Vhf Fm 155,55 Bomberos De Yungay-buin -maipu Vhf Fm 155,55 Bomberos De Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 155,55 Bomberos De Rinconada.los Andes Vhf Fm 155,575 Bomberos De Quilpue.trabajos En Terreno

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Vhf Fm 155,6 Bomberos De Puchuncavi-rancagua Vhf Fm 155,625 Bomberos La Cisterna Vhf Fm 155,65 Bomberos De Valparaiso,antofagasta Vhf Fm 155,7 Bomberos De Maipu-chillan Vhf Fm 155,7 Bomberos De La Cisterna Vhf Fm 155,725 Bomberos Quilpue.frec Comandancia Vhf Fm 155,75 Bomberos De Valparaiso-la Serena Vhf Fm 155,8 Bomberos De San Miguel.santiago Vhf Fm 155,8 Bomberos Melipilla. Vhf Fm 155,825 Bomberos La Cisterna Vhf Fm 155,85 Bomberos De La Cisterna-talagante Vhf Fm 155,85 Bomberos De Valparaiso Vhf Fm 155,875 Municipalidad De Pudahuel.santiago Vhf Fm 155,9 Bomberos De Barrancascoquimbo-la Granja-quilpue Vhf Fm 155,95 Bomberos Colina Independencia Santiago Vhf Fm 155,975 Chilquinta Autopatch Vhf Fm 156 Inicio Rango De Vhf Marino Vhf Fm 156,025 Canal Marino Tx Vhf Fm 156,05 Canal Marino Tx Vhf Fm 156,07 Chilectra Enlace Santiago Fono 5 Vhf Fm 156,075 Municipalidad De Villa Alemana.villa Alemana Vhf Fm 156,375 Canal Marino Tx-rx Sonacol Copec Vhf Fm 156,575 David Del Curto Vhf Fm 157,15 El Mercurio Vhf Fm 157,45 Ctc Vhf Fm 157,45 Rpc Con Con Vhf Fm 157.475 123.0 Soc. Rapanui Ltda Vhf Fm 157,5 Rpc Con Con Vhf Fm 157,525 700 + Rpt Rpc Con Con Vhf Fm 157,575 Investigaciones Vhf Fm 157,575 Rpc Con Con Vhf Fm 157,65 Investigaciones Vhf Fm 157,675 Lanchas Fleteras Muelle Prat Valparaiso Vhf Fm 157,825 Huevos Arizona Vhf Fm 157,825 1000 + Sopraval Vhf Fm 157,85 100 + Rpt Telefonica Playa Ancha Rario Vhf Fm 157,925 El Alto Del Yugo Vhf Fm 158 Bomberos Punta Arenas Vhf Fm 158,3 Investigaciones Vina Del Mar Santiago Vhf Fm 158,3 5700 + Telefono Antonio Carmi Vhf Fm 158,35 Investigaciones Vhf Fm 158,875 Compañia De Telefonos De Chile Vhf Fm 159,3 Cablevision Vhf Fm 159,825 4650 - 118,8 Municipalidad Cabildo Vhf Fm 159,9 Tur Bus Vhf Fm 159,925 Forestal Placilla Vhf Fm 160 Gasco Vhf Fm 160,05 Busca Personas Playa Ancha Vhf Fm 160,05 Telefono Zona Naval Vhf Fm 160,275 Marina Vhf Fm 160,3 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 160,45 Sonacol Vhf Fm 160,475 Empresa Constructora Vhf Fm 160,475 Compañia De Telefonos De Chile.data Red Vhf Fm 160,55 Sonacol Vhf Fm 160,575 Conafe Vina Del Mar Vhf Fm 160,75 Forestal P´lacilla Vhf Fm 160,6 Empresa Constructora Vhf Fm 160,615 Tv Universidad Catol Vhf Fm 161,125 Busca Personas Vhf Fm 161,3 Busca Personas Vhf Fm 161,35 Busca Personas Carretera Calera-los Andes Vhf Fm 161,425 Profut Vhf Fm 161,43 Busca Personas Teknos Vhf Fm 161,45 Busca Personas Carretera Calera-los Andes

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Vhf Fm 161,625 Marina Busca Personas Hospital Vhf Fm 162 Radio Telefono Vhf Fm 162,025 Ira Zona Naval Vhf Fm 162,1 Ejercito De Chile Comando De Ingenieros Vhf Fm 162,175 Conaf Vta Region Vhf Fm 162,415 Ctc Vhf Fm 162,65 Radio Mineria Vhf Fm 162,725 Soc Maritima Somarco Vhf Fm 162,775 Ejercito De Chile Comando De Ingenieros Vhf Fm 162,85 203,5 Rancho Blanco Los Andes. Los Andes Vhf Fm 163,315 Radio Taxis Las Condes Vhf Fm 163,275 Radio Telefono Vhf Fm 163,725 Ctc Vhf Fm 164.025 5245 + 67 Rpt Samu Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 164,025 79,7 Hospital Peña Blanca Vhf Fm 164,025 Samu Viña Del Mar. Vhf Fm 164,05 Hospital Quilpue Vhf Fm 164,05 Hospital Quintero Vhf Fm 164,075 Rei Rescate Emergencia Integral Valpo. Vhf Fm 164,075 Hospital San Felipe Vhf Fm 164,075 Hospital Quilpue Vhf Fm 164,075 Samu Viña Del Mar Vhf Fm 164,1 5200 + 123 Rpt Samu Calera Vhf Fm 164,125 Panam Santiago Vhf Fm 164,13 5220 + 103,5 Rpt Samu La Ligua Vhf Fm 164,18 4945 + 218,1 Rpt Samu Iv Region Ovalle Los Vilos Coquimbo Serena Vhf Fm 164,25 Tvn Prensa Vhf Fm 164,275 Automovil Club De Chile. Santiago Vhf Fm 164,3 Automovil Club De Chile. Grua Vina Vhf Fm 164,32 Radio Taxis Las Condes Vhf Fm 164,35 Tvn Seguridad Vhf Fm 164,4 Ministerio De Obras Publicas Vhf Fm 164,425 Profut Vhf Fm 164,43 Emos Vhf Fm 164,475 Emos Vhf Fm 164,65 Radio Telefono Santiago Vhf Fm 164,52 680 + 88,5 Rei Valparaiso Hospital Van Buren Vhf Fm 164,6 Hospital Van Buren Valpo Vhf Fm 164,725 1475 + Minera El Bronce.laligua Vhf Fm 165 Conaf Vhf Fm 165,025 Frigorifico Vhf Fm 165,25 Conaf Santiago Vhf Fm 165,35 Edificio Diego Portales Vhf Fm 165,375 Edificio Diego Portales Vhf Fm 165,5 Conaf Vhf Fm 165,725 Distribuidor De Combustibles Santiago Vhf Fm 165,9 Conaf Vhf Fm 166,025 Hartley Anaconda Santiago Vhf Fm 166,175 Fruticola Alonso Prohens Copiapo Vhf Fm 166,225 Ser Gral De Excavaciones Sege Nacional Vhf Fm 166,375 Conaf Vhf Fm 166,4 Radio Cooperativa Vhf Fm 166,45 Sonacol Vhf Fm 166,625 Mansfiel Soc Vhf Fm 166,65 Mutual De Seguridad Santiago Vhf Fm 166,68 Esval Vhf Fm 166,925 Hartley Anaconda Santiago Vhf Fm 167,6 Investigaciones De Chile Vina Del Mar Vhf Fm 167,8 Investigaciones De Chile Vina Del Mar Vhf Fm 168,05 700 + Radio Taxis Alfa Vhf Fm 168,125 Radio Valparaiso Vhf Fm 168,3 Investigaciones Villa Alemana Vhf Fm 168,35 Investigaciones Santiago Vhf Fm 168,4 Investigaciones Vina Del Mar

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Vhf Fm 168,45 Investigaciones Quilpue Vhf Fm 168,7 Juan E Aguirre Vega Antofagasta Vhf Fm 168,775 Cia Portuaria Talcahuano Vhf Fm 168,775 Cardoen Santiago Vhf Fm 168,875 Ferrocarriles Vhf Fm 168,88 Ferrocarriles Vhf Fm 169,1 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,15 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,2 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,4 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,45 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,5 Ministerio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,55 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,6 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,625 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,7 Investigaciones Vhf Fm 169,75 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,8 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,85 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,9 Servicio De Salud Vhf Fm 169,95 Constructora San Patricio Vhf Fm 169,975 Servicio De Salud

Tata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez Bebanz La Radio del Tiempo de la NOAA - Español

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/indexsp.htm www.nws.noaa.gov La Radio del Tiempo de la NOAA (NWR) es una red nacional de emisoras que emiten información continua del tiempo directamente desde la oficina Meteorologia mas cercana. Radio NOAA emite productos del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología tales como avisos, vigilancias, pronósticos y otra información de peligro 24 horas al día. Junto con el Sistema de Radiodifusión de Emergencia (EAS) de la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones, Radio NOAA es una red para todo tipo de peligros. De este modo, es la fuente más comprensiva de información del tiempo y emergencias que está disponible al público. Radio NOAA también emite información después de eventos y avisos para todo tipo de peligros - tanto naturales (como terremotos y actividad volcánica) como tecnológicos (como descargos químicos o derramamientos de petróleo). Conocida como "La Voz del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología," Radio NOAA se proporcionada como un servicio público por la Oficina Nacional de Administración Oceánica y Atmosférica (NOAA), la cual es parte del Departamento de Comercio Federal. La red de Radio NOAA tiene más de 1000 transmisores, cubriendo los 50 estados, aguas costeras adyacentes, Puerto Rico, las Islas Virgenes Americanas, y los Territorios Americanos del Pacífico. Radio NOAA requiere un receptor especial de la radio o escáner capaz de recibir la señal. Las transmisiones se encuentran en la banda de servicio público a estas siete frecuencias (MHz):

162.400 162.425 162.450 162.475 162.500 162.525 162.550

Español, Información General, Mapas de la cobertura, Lista de emisoras y cobertura, Información De Receptor National Weather Service Office of Climate, Weather, and Water Services Modificado la Última vez: 11/21/2003 Autor De la Paginación: Arthur.Kraus@noaa.gov Problemas de la Pàgina: melody.magnus@noaa.gov

Tata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez Bebanz Radioaficionados en Sauce

Un grupo de amigos Radiofisionados se reunieron en el Parque Artigas de Sauce compartiendo mate y bizcochos ...al medio día también algo a la parrilla... http://youtu.be/BW8-fQAYjc8

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Tata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez BebanzTata Suarez Bebanz ¿Que es la Banda NOAA y que frecuencias emplea?

http://radioaficionado.wordpress.com/2009/07/14/¿que-es-la-banda-noaa-y-que-frecuencias-emplea/ Buen dia estimados lectores, hoy despues de un descanso obligado dada la operacion de la vista a la que me sometí, regreso para traerles un articulo detallado sobre una de las bandas que recien conocí gracias a la compra de un nuevo radio que la incorpora en conjunto con su nativa banda civil (el radio que les comento es un Cobra 18 WX ST II, un radio excelente para montar en el tablero como si fuera un auto estereo ya que tiene la bocina y el conector de microfono al frente, siendo a cierto modo “semi doble banda”). La banda a la que hago referencia es la banda de radio NOAA. Primero que nada requerimos hablar al respecto de que es la NOAA para entender a que nos referimos: NOAA es el acronimo ingles de la Administración Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica, siendo esta una agencia científica perteneciente al departamento de comercio de Estados Unidos. Su mision principal es enfocarse en las condiciones de los océanos y la atmósfera de manera particular. De esta forma, la NOAA avisa del tiempo meteorológico y realiza cartas de mares; regularmente esta agencia guía sobre el uso y la protección de los recursos oceánicos y costeros, conduciento estudios para mejorar el entendimiento y la administración del ambiente. Esta conformada por personal civil, investigando y operando ademas con 300 servidores uniformados del Cuerpo NOAA. El Subsecretario de Comercio para los Océanos y la Atmósfera, en el Departamento de Comercio de EE.UU., vicealmirante retirado Conrad C. Lautenbacher, es el administrador actual de NOAA. Conocido lo anterior, podemos detallar ahora mas a fondo que es la banda NOAA: La banda de radio NOAA conocida como NWR por el acronimo de NOAA Weather Radio es una red nacional (originalmente de estados unidos, hoy en dia adoptada por mexico en la misma banda para el mismo uso) de emisoras que transmiten información continua del clima/estado del tiempo directamente desde la oficina de meteorologia mas cercana. La Radio NOAA emite comunicados del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología tales como avisos, vigilancias, pronósticos y otra información que podria considerarse vital (dado el peligro que representa por ejemplo un huracan) las 24 horas al día, actualizando esa informacion casi en tiempo real. Junto con el Sistema de Radiodifusión de Emergencia (EAS) de la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones, La banda de radio NOAA es una red para alerta temprana frente a todo tipo de peligros meteorologicos. De este modo, es la fuente más comprensiva de información del tiempo y emergencias que está disponible al público. La Radio NOAA también emite información después de eventos y avisos para todo tipo de peligros – tanto naturales (como terremotos y actividad volcánica) como tecnológicos (como descargos químicos o derramamientos de petróleo). Conocida como “La Voz del Servicio Nacional de Meteorología,” Radio NOAA se proporcionada como un servicio público por la Oficina Nacional de Administración Oceánica y Atmosférica (NOAA). La red de Radio NOAA tiene más de 1000 transmisores, cubriendo los 50 estados de la union americana (y actualmente gracias a proteccion civil algunos estados de mexico), aguas costeras adyacentes, Puerto Rico, las Islas Virgenes Americanas, y los Territorios Americanos del Pacífico. Radio NOAA requiere un receptor especial de la radio o escáner capaz de recibir la señal. Las transmisiones se encuentran en la banda de servicio público a estas siete frecuencias (MHz): Canal 1 – 162.400 Canal 2 – 162.425 Canal 3 – 162.450

Canal 4 – 162.475 Canal 5 – 162.500 Canal 6 – 162.525

Canal 7 – 162.550

La banda NOAA regularmente es empleada en formato de una via, es decir, para que otros aparatos la reciban unicamente, por ende no hay posibilidad de transmitir en ellas a menos de que se posea un tranceptor de estas frecuencias y se esté autorizado para hacerlo (en el caso de los radioaficionado y sobre todo algunos piratas de radio, no se tiene autorizado transmitir en esta banda, solo se permite estar a escucha, ya que si se transmite sin autorizacion, se corre el riezgo de interrumpir la transmision de informacion real proporcionado por la oficina de meteorología oficial y en mexico esto se considera agravio a las redes de telecomunicaciones publicas o federales). Recepción del NWR (NOAA WEATHER RADIO) El área de la recepción nominal para un receptor de Radio NOAA (NWR) es aproximadamente a 40 millas a la redonda del transmisor. Sin embargo, como bien lo indica la propia agencia, esta es una guía, no una regla, en virtud de que muchas cosas afectan la recepción de señas de la radio. Por ejemplo, las extensiones grandes de agua de sal tienen una tendencia a extender el área grandemente, mientras las áreas del bosque, áreas del desierto, montañas y colinas tienen una tendencia a reducir el área grandemente. La recepción en ciudades grandes puede reducirse debido a que la seña tiene que penetrar tanto concreto y acero, mientras las elevaciones más altas refuerzan la señal. Aunado a lo anterior, la señal de la radio puede desaparecer completamente o puede ponerse muy débil dependiendo de donde está físicamente, o de las cantidades de depósitos minerales en la tierra en ese sitio. Sin embargo, como es sabido, con un simple movimiento de escasos metros en cualquier dirección, la señal volvera a incrementarse (es por eso que les decimos a las personas que prueban sitios diferentes dentro de su casa si tienen una señal débil). Puede ayudar estar cerca a una ventana que enfrenta la dirección de la estación, lejos de otro equipo electrónico, y/o en un nivel alto. Generalmente los modelos de receptor baratos son los que pueden tener problemas de señal, sin embargo muchos de los modelos tienen un puerto en el cual se puede conectar una antena externa. Fabricando una antena de recepcion para NOAA en casos de emergencia

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En casos de emergencia, se puede fabricar una antena de forma relativamente facil. Una antena para la banda de NOAA puede ser similar al dipolo que se usa para un estéreo, ya que las frecuencias son VHF; un pedazo de alambre de dos conductores atado a una pared y estirado a lo largo de la pared hacia el techo seria el primer polo. Cuando se acerca al techo, atraviese o cruce a los conductores del alambre para formar una “T.” Donde el alambre se cruza en su posición horizontal, cada sección debe medir por lo menos 18 pulgadas. Igualmente se puede hacer una acometida a la antena regular de televisión afuera o dentro de la casa. Todos éstos tips pueden mejorar recepción a cualquier radio NWR. Pagina oficial de la NOAA en su rubro de Radio de Alerta Meteorologica http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/ Transmisores de NWR en los Estados Unidos y Territorios http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/nwrbrosp.htm#nwrstations Canales NOAA en México En mexico las emisiones de radio meteorológica han sido adoptadas en los canales de la banda NOAA pero con emisoras 100% mexicanas manejadas por proteccion civil, empleando las mismas frecuencias ya que estan orientadas a la informacion via radio en los tranceptores que cuentan tanto con banda marina como con banda NOAA, sin embargo, no en todo el pais se tiene este servicio, ya que regularmente es distribuido en las zonas costeras o estados costeros, asi pues es probable que en algunos estados este tipo de boletines informativos continuos no se emitan en los canales mencionados. Frecuencias de transmision en la banda meteorológica para el estado de veracruz: Zona Veracruz / Boca del Rio – canal 1 (162.400Mhz) Zona Poza Rica / Tuxpan – canal 2 (162.425Mhz) Zona Cordoba / Fortin /Orizaba – canal 3 (162.450Mhz) Zona los tuxtlas (San andres, Catemaco, etc) – canal 4 (162.475Mhz) Zona Coatzacoalcos / Minatitlan – canal 5 (162.500Mhz) Zona Xalapa / Naolinco – canal 6 (162.525Mhz) NOTA.- Para algunos radios, los canales de NOAA no estan estandarizados y por ende no son equivalentes en frecuencia a lo mencionado en este articulo, esto se debe a que cada fabricante incluye las frecuencias pero coloca diferente el numero de canal, como en el caso del radio cobra 18 WX ST II en el cual el canal 1 equivale a 162.550Mhz, el canal 2 a 162.400mhz, el canal 3 a 162.475, el canal 4 a 162.425, el canal 5 a 162.450, el canal 6 a 162.500, el canal 7 a 162.525, el canal 8 a 161.650, el canal 9 a 161.775 y el canal 10 a 163.275. Asi que quizas deba detectar bien sus canales de radio para que sean equivalentes a las frecuencias (recuerde, las frecuencias son las que realmente importan, el canal puede ser diverso pero la frecuencia siempre es la que se indica) de modo que pueda escuchar la radio NOAA en la estacion correspondiente.

Tata Suarez Tata Suarez Tata Suarez Tata Suarez BebanzBebanzBebanzBebanz Las familias deben tener una radio del sistema NOAA

http://www.nuevatribuna.es/articulo/medio-ambiente/las-familias-deben-tener-una-radio-del-sistema-noaa-de-avisos-de-emergencia/20111023105828064218.html Hace unas semanas fue una sorprendente campaña "anti invasión zombie" cuyo único objetivo era "llamar la atención de forma agresiva" aprovechando el tirón mediático de este género de terror en el momento actual y para dar "indicaciones tipo" o genéricas, de ayuda real ante cualquier tipo de emergencia; campaña divulgativa que provocó el colapso de los servidores por la avalancha de visitas por la curosidad suscitada (aquí los consejos y recomendaciones muy reales y prácticosa diferencias de la susodicha "invasión"). Posteriormente trascendieron las buenas prácticas preventivas recomendadas por NASA a sus propios empleados y sus familias ante cualquier situación de riesgo meramente hipotética; recomendaciones que han venido siendo falseadas en su contenido en no pocos espacios web, contribuyendo a desatender así a la importancia real y seria que NASA sí que da a cuestiones que se diferencian claramente en sus recomendaciones respecto los preparativos básicos más tradiconales: contemplando por ejemplo un kit específico directamente en el vehículo familiar, más allá del binomio tradicional kit en casa/pequeñas mochilas de 72 horas (las recomendaciones reales se puede contrastar aquí, junto a todos los materiales verdaderamente pertenecientes a la campaña NASA y las recomendaciones, refundidas, para el vehículo familiar se pueden contrastar en esta guía editada por NASA). Después vino el mes de septiembre, declarado como "mes nacional de preparación de las familias americanas ante catástrofes" por una Orden Presidencial de Barack Obama ("Get a kit, make a plan, be informed"). Ahora, según informa la Asociación Española de Protección Civil para los Eventos Climáticos Severos, apenas tres semanas después de concluido dicho mes "de preparación preventiva nacional", y ante los nuevos eventos climáticos en los EEUU, FEMA reimpulsa las buenas prácticas preventivas mediante un nuevo comunicado oficial en el que insiste, en particular, en uno de los elementos de la anterior campaña de septiembre ("be informed"): es recomendable que cada familia americana tenga una radio NOAA para avisos de emergencia como parte de su "equipo familiar estándar" para poder recibir los informes a toda hora. O tal y como señala la propia nota oficial FEMA titulada "Todos los hogares y las empresas deben tener una radio meteorológica de la NOAA", hecha pública a través de su página web y difundida por medios americanos:

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"Uno de los elementos esenciales durante la preparación que usted debe tener es una radio meteorológica de la Administración Nacional del Océano y la Atmósfera (NOAA, por sus siglas en inglés) (...) El sistema de radio de la NOAA es un sistema para todos los peligros, que ofrece observaciones y advertencias sobre incidentes tales como inundaciones, tornados, derrames de petróleo, cortes telefónicos del 911, alertas terroristas y ÁMBAR, así como información posterior al evento". Así, distribuidas de forma accesibles desde tiendas comunes de productos electrónicos a precios que van desde los $ 20 a los $ 200, la radio para emergencias meteorológicas de NOAA recomendada a todas las familias americanas debe reunir al menos, explica detalladamente FEMA, las siguiente características: Tono de alarma: Permite que la radio pueda ponerse en modo de silencio, pero produce un tono especial para alertar sobre condiciones meteorológicas adversas. Codificación de Mensajes para Áreas Específicas (SAME): Proporciona información sobre la zona específica mediante el filtrado de las alertas que no afectan a su zona inmediata. Funcionamiento por manivela o pilas: La radio debe funcionar con pilas o producir energía para su funcionamiento por medio de una manivela. Sintonización de todas las frecuencias de NWS. Función especial para personas con discapacidad auditiva: Permite conectar las alarmas de la radio a otros dispositivos de aviso, tales como computadoras personales e impresoras de texto.

Hector (Luigi) Perez NP4FWHector (Luigi) Perez NP4FWHector (Luigi) Perez NP4FWHector (Luigi) Perez NP4FW The Radio Attic

Encontre este enlace el la web. Se llama The Radio Attic. Aqui, podemos encontrar una enorme cantidad de receptores antiguos por modelo en orden alfabetico y de igual forma, descripcion y uso de los tubos ( valvulas ) que utilizaban estos estupendos receptores. Esta pagina fue creada cerca del año 201. La hepuesto en mis archivos como favorita

Hector (Luigi) Perez NP4FWHector (Luigi) Perez NP4FWHector (Luigi) Perez NP4FWHector (Luigi) Perez NP4FW Grupo de telegrafistas FIST

FIST es la publicacion original del grupo de telegrafistas FIST con base en Inglaterra. A su vez, el club cuya membresia es de solo $15.00 USA al año, aglutina exclusivamente a personas que utilizan la telegrafia para comunicarse o hacen actividad de telegrafia. En otros foros he publicado una nota mia personal a los efectos de que a este club, este servidor NO INVITA A NADIE, que no haga aunque sea un poco de telegrafia. Creanme que no es gracioso llegar a la casa de un aficionado y ver en la pared un certificado de membresia de FIST cuando Yo se, que tal o cual persona, NO ES TELEGRAFISTA. En el ultimo ejemplra, salio una reseña de uno de sus miembros que relata que comenzo a efectuar su actividad como telegrafista, utilizando un viejo Hallicrafters Modelo S-125. Muy interesante

Anker PetersenAnker PetersenAnker PetersenAnker Petersen DX-Window no. 490

Dear DX-friends, Please find attached our DX-Window no. 490. Thank you for your contributions! Best 73, Anker DX-Window No. 490 from the Danish Shortwave Club International Tavleager 31, DK-2670 Greve, Denmark - ”Friendship through Knowledge” DSWCI 50 years in 2006 - the DX Club that had global membership 30 years before "Globalization" www.dswci.org Editor and Distributor: Anker Petersen E-mail address: anker.petersen@mail.dk. Next deadline is Monday October 28, 2013 at 1800 UTC. October 16, 2013

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Dear friends, Last weekend the severe Cyclone Phailan hit the east coast of India in the States of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. Fortunately the authorities were well prepared. About one million people were evacuated to safer places, which is the biggest evacuation in India’s history. Thus the number of killed was very low. As usual the National Institute of Amateur Radio has offered their services for communication in the emergency area. On Sunday October 27 most European countries change from Daylight Saving Time (= “Summertime”) to Normal time. At the same time most international stations shift to their winterschedules = “B13”. Thank you for your contributions from all parts of the world to this DX-Window. Highlights this time: R Equatorial Guinea reactivated on 5005 after nine months silence. Channel 292 is the new name for R 6070, ex 6150, Germany. R 10 Gold, The Netherlands, closed on 828 MW. NBC New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, reactivated for two days on 3905. R Ondas del Huallaga, Peru, back on the air on 3329. Documentary film from former Hörby transmitter. PCJ Broadcasts to North America through WINB. Best 73, Anker ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ DX NEWS ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ ANGOLA 4949.76 R Nacional de Angola, Mulenvos, 2205-2215, Oct 08, Portuguese talk, 25242. (Petersen). Heard at 0336-0347, Oct10, music and talking (just above threshold level). Here in California unusual to get any audio. (Howard) ANGUILLA 6090 Dr. Gene Scott, The Valley, 0620-0630, Oct 9, male preacher, 34433. (Brunero) ARGENTINA 15345.16 R Argentina al Exterior, General Pacheco, Buenos Aires, 1825-2250, Oct 04, 11 and 12, English and Spanish programmes, talks, world news, Latin American songs, 43343. (D'Amico, Bernardini, Dritsas and Giroletti) AUSTRALIA 2325 VL8T, Tennant Creek, NT, 1115-1143, Oct 02, music show tune and discussion of "...Big Band era" and "Warner Brothers studio", "...American Cinema a program of ..". (Wilkner) 2485 VL8K, Katherine, NT, 1115-1143, Oct 02, but with reduced signal strength. (Wilkner) 4835 VL8A, Alice Springs, NT, 1745, Oct 12, local relay ABC, 32333. (Giroletti) 9475 R Australia, Shepparton, 0835-0849, Oct 05, English talks, “Radio Australia”. Good, 32433. (Otávio) 9500 R Australia, Shepparton, 2012, Oct 09, "Across the Pacific", ID, English. Good SIO 454. (D'Amico) 9580 R Australia, Shepparton, 0927-0938, Oct 04, news program, English talks “Radio Australia, discussion with

Indonesia”, 33433. (Otávio) 11650 R Australia, Shepparton, 2021, Oct 13, English talk on current affairs, SIO 353 // 11660. (D'Amico) 11695 R Australia, Shepparton, 2035, Oct 10, English talks about Australia, good. (Bernardini) 11945 R Australia, Shepparton, 0655-0945, Oct 01, 06 and 11, sport, news in English, 44444 // 9710. (Brunero, Giroletti and Otávio) 15240 R Australia, Shepparton, 0847-0856, Oct 06, baseball game coverage, continuous English talks “baseball”.

Good, 33433 // 9580. (Otávio) AUSTRIA 6155 R Austria Int., Moosbrunn, 0550-0600, Oct 10, classical music, 55555. (Brunero) AZERBAIJAN

9677.6 Voice of Talyshistan, Stepanakert, 1510, Oct 05, Talysh repeat continued message, awful audio and modulation, 33333. (Giroletti)

BOLIVIA 4700 R San Miguel, Riberalta, 0921-0931, Oct 01, local music, Spanish talks sounding like advertising by the speech pattern, “gracias”. Almost unreadable, statics 23332. (Otávio) 6134.83 R Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, 2339, Oct 04, talks, music, weak. (Bernardini) 9625 R Fides, La Paz, 2051, Oct 10, talks, music, weak. (Bernardini) BOTSWANA 4930 Voice of America, Moepeng Hill, 0401-0425, Oct 05, English news, comments about Somalia, 44444. (Dritsas) BRAZIL 4875.02 R Dif. Roraima, Boa Vista, RR, 2205-0040, Oct 03, 07, 08 and 11, Portuguese ann, Brazilian songs, stable

signal after terrible problems with their transmitter during long time, 32343, CODAR QRM. (Nilsson, Petersen and Wilkner)

4885.00 R Clube do Pará, Belém, PA, 0245-0255, Oct 06, Portuguese ann, talk, jingles: "Rádio Clube", 35343. (Petersen). Also heard at 0550-0613, Oct 13, Brazilian songs, Portuguese comments, 24322. (Méndez) 4915 R Daqui, Goiânia, GO (tent.), 2355-2358*, Oct 03, Spanish cover for the song "Rhythm of the Falling Rain" then sudden off in midst of song, very strong signal. (Wilkner) 4915 R Difusora Macapá, Macapá, AP, 0530-0615, Oct 06 and 12, Brazilian songs, Portuguese comments,

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24321. (Méndez) 5970 R Itatiaia, Belo Horizonte, MG, 0540-0612, Oct 06 and 13, Portuguese comments, Brazilian songs. Very weak, best on LSB, 13221. (Méndez) 6134.98, R Aparecida, Aparecida, SP, 0840-0901, Oct 04, DJ: "Bom dia Aparecida"(?), CWQRM, 34232. (Wagai) 6180 R Nacional da Amazônia, Brasília, DF, 0140, Oct 05, Portuguese talks, good. (Bernardini). Also heard at 0625-

0635, Oct 09, variety, 44433. (Brunero) 9629.8, R Aparecida, Aparecida, SP, 2040, Oct 10, Portuguese talks, fair //11855. (Bernardini) 9645.4 R Bandeirantes (pres), São Paulo, SP, 2046, Oct 10, talks, poor. (Bernardini) 9665.73 R Voz Missionária, Camboriú, SC, 0615, Oct 11, religious music, 33333. (Giroletti). Also heard at 2018-2042, Oct09 and 10, sermon in Portuguese, songs, fair in USB to avoid KCBS 9665, SIO 232. (D'Amico and Bernardini) 9820 R 9 de Julho, São Paulo, SP, 0540-0625, Oct 06, 11 and 12, Portuguese religious program, ID: ”Radio 9 de Julho

retransmite o programa Com a Mae Aparecida, produzido pelo Santuário Nacional, três horas", 24322. (Giroletti and Méndez)

10000 Observatório Nacional, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, 0905-0920, Oct 06, female anns each ten seconds: "Observatorio Nacional, seis horas, cinco minutos, trinta segundos, 14321. (Méndez). Also heard at 2300, Oct 04, IDs, fair. (Bernardini)

11764.79, Super R Deus é Amor, Curitiba, PR, 2319, Oct 04, religious, fair. (Bernardini). Also heard at 0600, Oct 11, religious programme, 33333. (Giroletti) 11780 R Nacional da Amazônia, Brasília, DF, 2317, Oct 04, Portuguese talks, fair. (Bernardini) 11815 R Brasil Central, Goiânia, GO, 0210, Oct 05, songs, fair/good. (Bernardini). Also heard at 0540, Oct 11, music

and ID, 33333. (Giroletti). And again at 2035, Oct 13, football match, male speaker in Portuguese. Poor SIO 222. (D'Amico)

11855.06, R Aparecida, Aparecida, SP, 2030-2038, Oct 10 and 13, Portuguese talks, local songs, weak/fair SIO 242. (D'Amico and Bernardini) 11925 R Bandeirantes, São Paulo, SP, 0904-0915, Oct 06, comments in Portuguese, 23322. (Méndez) CANADA 6159.97 CKZN, CBC R1, St. John's, New Foundland, 2342, Oct 04, Canadian reports, fair. (Bernardini) CHAD 6164.96 RNT, Ndjamena, 2059-2107, Oct 08 and 10, IS played by balafon, French ID, 33332. (Bernardini and Wagai) CHILE/Feeder 12365USB R Cooperativa, Santiago, 2215-2303*, Oct 11, Spanish transmission from the Estadio Metropolitano,

Barranquilla with the football match for the 2014 Brazil World Cup between the national teams of Colombia and Chile. Ann and ID as: "Chile le gana a Colombia 3 a 1 y usted lo vive por Radio Cooperativa". Abrupt s/off seconds after the end of the

match, 44444. Thanks DXer Claudio Galaz, Chile for the tip! (Slaen in DXplorer) CHINA 5860 Voice of Jinling, Nanjing (presumed), 1445, Oct 10, pop song, two women chatting in Chinese, fair. (Howard) 6060 Sichuan PBS-2, Sichuan, 1500, Oct 10, heard daily with fair to good signal, still with recorded IDs in English;

“Nationality Channel. This is the People’s Radio Station. SW 6060, 7225, FM 88.1," so must be given ever 1500. (Howard)

CLANDESTINES and other Target Broadcasts 1550 MW, R Nacional del RASD, Rabuoni, Algeria, 1925, Oct 11, local programme, 22233. (Giroletti) 3480 Voice of the People, via Goyang, South Korea, 1940, Oct 11, Korean talk, splatter pirate HAM, 33333 // 3912,

6518 and 6600.(Giroletti) 7575 R Ranginkaman/R Rainbow, via Kichinev, Moldova (100 kW, 100 degrees). New time of from Sep 30: Mo/Fr

1700-1730 to Western Asia in Farsi, ex 1600-1630. (Ivanov in DX Re Mix News no. 801, Oct 10) 15530.02, R Dabanga, via Al Dhabbaya, United Arab Emirates, 0500, Oct 03, new frequency in Arabic to southern Sudan, ex 15550.03 in order to avoid CNR1 co-channel interference. But from 0530 changed to 15550.0 again! In // 15400 Madagascar relay. (Bueschel heard remotely on Goonetilleke’s Perseus unit). Scheduled since Sep 29 at *0430-0527* in Sudanese Arabic // till 0557* on 11650 (Santa Maria di Galeria), 15400 (Talata-Volonondry) and 15550 (Al Dhabbaya). (Ivanov in DX Re Mix News no. 801, Oct 10)

COLOMBIA 5909.95 Alcaraván R, Lomalinda, Puerto Lleras, 2328, Oct 04, talks, weak. (Bernardini). Also heard at 0610-0640, Oct 13, Latin American songs, Spanish religious comments, ID: "Alcaraván Radio", 24322. (Méndez) 6009.90 La Voz de tu Conciencia, Puerto Lleras, 0350-0415, Oct 04, Spanish talk, Colombian music, religious talk and hymns, 35232. R Mil, Mexico was not heard. (Petersen) CONGO, Dem. Rep. 5066.33 R Candip, Bunia, 1622, Oct 11, starting to show up. Also noted *0333-0400, Oct 11, very low audio noted first At 0400. (Nilsson) COSTA RICA 3350 R Exterior España, Cariari de Pococi, 0430-0440, Sep 30 and Oct 10, Spanish programme, current news, 44444 //6125. (Brunero and Giroletti) 5965 R Exterior de España, Cariari de Pococì, 0455-0500, Sep 30, ID, Jingle, time, 33333. (Brunero)

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CUBA 690 MW, R Progreso, Santa Clara,1100-1115, Oct 02, "Buenas Dias... Radio Progreso" ID. (Wilkner) 4765.00 R Progreso, La Habana (Cf. DX-Window no. 489), 0057-0402v*, Oct 02, 04, 05, 06, 11 and 12, music, but mostly Spanish talk, including ID: “Radio Progreso, Cadena Nacional”, signed off with national anthem, 34232 (S

7-9), whereas R Rebelde on 5025 (50 kW) was heard with S 9+10 dB and R Habana Cuba on 5040 (100 kW) was heard with S 9+20 dB. Thus their transmitting power is not yet 50 kW, rather about 10 kW. In Florida it was heard // 690 MW. At sign on 0030 it is covered by Tajik R on 4765.06. Nothing heard at 0255, Oct 10. An e-mail from Arnie Coro tells, that the transmitter in use is a 48 years old Ukranian built Snieg'50, an air cooled 50,000 watts plate modulated rig, that is kept in pristine conditions, to such an extent that it looks like having arrived to Cuba a few months ago. The antenna is a Nadenenko type dipole, a very efficient broadband dipole that has a very nice horizontal and also a nice vertical adiation pattern. If you have the possibility of recording how R Progreso is heard at your home, please send the mp3 file to inforhc@enet.cu , and I will copy it and take on a USB stick to the R Progreso´s chief engineer computer, so he can listen to it. (D’Angelo, Bernardini, Dritsas, Hauser, Herkimer in DXplorer, Koie, Nilsson, Nurmela, Petersen, Sellers and Wilkner)

5025 R Rebelde, Bauta, 0130, Oct 05, Spanish talks and Latin American songs, IDs, 44444. (Giroletti). Also heard at 0450-0458, Sep 30, cultural program, 54544. (Brunero) 5040 R Habana Cuba, La Habana, 0455-0500, Sep 30, traditional music, 55555. (Brunero) ECUADOR 4781.6 R Oriental, Tena, 1058-1103, Oct 06, music with a fast beat exceeding the CODAR QRM, 1100 canned ID, more readable live(?) ann in Spanish, another canned one, 1103 finally mention of Tena. (Hauser) EQUATORIAL GUINEA 5005.01 R Equatorial Guinea, Bata, 1800-0004* (varies to 0026*), Oct 02, 05, 08, 09,11 and 13, reactivated after

being off since Jan, 2013, Spanish ann, a bunch of “Nigerian Afrobeat” music. Our son Jesper (Nilsson), who is quite an expert in World music, listened to the recording and recognized at least two of the songs, Iyanya with Kukere and Timaya with Good or Bad. This style of Nigerian music is extremely popular and is rapidly spread all over the countries in western Africa, the following ID’s were heard at 2200 with good strength "Radio Equatorial Guinea, Bata" and ”Radio Bata”, followed by something like “R Bata, Ici …. Radio Diffusion Television Bata”. The language sounded at this time like a mix of mostly French, some Spanish and native. Acc. to Jesper, this is often the case like in Paraguay or Suriname where the languages spoken in the country are mixed when people talk. At 2201 again into Nigerian pop mmusic, Spanish comments by man and woman with short speech ”..a notre pais..”, 33333. Nothing noted Oct 03. (D'Amico, Dritsas, Giroletti, Hauser, Herkimer, Nilsson and Petersen)

15190 R Africa, Bata (presumed), 0604-0615, Oct 06, religious comments in English. 24322. (Méndez). Also heard at 1402-1440, Oct 06, religious comments: "Good Time... Brooklyn", "Gospel of the Hour", "Jesus Christ", religious songs, 24322. (Méndez).Also heard at 2039-2053*, Oct 05, preacher in English, closing a program with an address, then hymn. Presumed another speaker at 2043, preaching from the Book of John. Voice audio was muffled and difficult to understand, but music was quite clear. Program ended at 2053 and then dead air; carrier remained on through to my last check at 2140, has also returned on Oct 02, 44433. (Hauser and Sellers). R Africa was reactivated again on 15190 (050 kW / 164 degrees) to Central Africa in English early in Oct. The station is not on the air every day. Start/end of the program varies: 0515-0900 and 1415-2300 with strong co-channel till 1435v* from KTWR Agana in English. (Ivanov in DX Re Mix News no. 801, Oct 10)

ETHIOPIA 5950 Voice of Tigray Revolution, Addis Ababa (tentative), 0259-0303, Oct 11, stringed instrument IS, 0302 vernacular anns over music, woman possibly with news. Poor. (Sellers) FINLAND 25000 Time Signal Station Mikes, 0929-1020, Oct 06, pulses with seconds, at second 59 silent, 24322. (Méndez) GERMANY 3985 R 700, Kall-Krekel, 2353, Oct 04, pop songs, oldies, good. (Bernardini). Also heard at 0435-0445, Sep 30, good music, 55544. (Brunero) 3995 Life FM, Weenermoor, 2356, Oct 04, English talks, IDs, fair. (Bernardini). Also heard at 0440-0450, Sep 30, talk and music (language ? Ed), 55544. (Brunero) 6070 Channel 292, Rohrbach. At the moment we are on air with the control transmitter and 1200 Watts. After

German R Northsea Int. was transmitted at the weekend, now we are playing some music. The conditions on 49m are excellent, at night we receive reports from the east coast of America (up to now from New York and Georgia). In the works are: Stand-by-transmitter with 2500 Watts, Solid-state, Linear amp. The 9 kW power supply (50 Volts, 170 A) is already prepared, a little reserve in the power supply is never harmful for linear amps. The transmitter is in the works. Main transmitter with xx? Watts. We are in the proceedings, we hope it will work until middle of December. The existing antenna should be okay for 20 kW, but a new coax wire and balun are required. The wire is already here, the balun finished, but not yet tested. When the time has come, we will be off air for some time. The name Radio6150 is of course not appropriate for 6070 kHz, anyhow it was only for testing purposes. The whole Project will be named Channel 292, maybe some still have an old QSL. The new web page is www.channel292.de . The new E-Mail is info@channel292.de . The existing website will be changed bit by bit, but it is still accessible just like the old mail address. One appeal: When you listen to our station, please send us a short assessment of the modulation quality, especially: Frequency range (bass/treble present?), Volume (especially compared to other 49m stations); Your total opinion of the modulation. In the morning from ca. 0500

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to 0700 UTC the signal can usually be received very strong and undisturbed. Schedule: 0000 to 2400: The History of Offshore Radio. Historic On-Air-Recordings of R Northsea International,R Caroline, R Atlantis.... (R 6150, Oct 14). Their beautiful QSL-card on 6070 was received on Oct 11 after ten months. (Petersen)

6095 The Mighty KBC, via Wertachtal, 1037, Oct 12, pop music, ID in English, 44444. (Giroletti) 7310 Atlantic 2000 International, via R 700, Kall-Krekel, *0800-0830, Su Oct 13, French ID: "Atlantic 2000

International", pop music, 24322. (Giroletti and Méndez). On the air 0800-0900. All reports to: atlantic2000international@gmail.com. (Taylor, Oct 12)

7310 R 700, Kall-Krekel, 0915-0955, Oct 13, nonstop oldies pop songs in English and German, 25232. (Petersen) The MV Baltic Radio Relay service hopes to return to the air between Oct 20 and 27, 2013. New aerial towers are being installed at the Göhren transmitting site in Germany. (Taylor, Oct 12)

GUATEMALA 4055 R Verdad, Chiquimula, 0203-0207, Oct 11, organ music, xylophone, Spanish ID and anns. Fair. (Sellers). Also

Heard at 0450-0610*, Oct 06, 10 and 12, religious songs, ID: "Radio Verdad, Chiquimula, Guatemala, Centroamérica”, around 0550 I heard Dr. Madrid in English, IDs in various languages, national anthem, 33333. (Giroletti, Hauser and Méndez). Also heard with Chinese talk at 1141 backed up by dramatic music, probably something Biblical, Oct 12. (Hauser)

INDIA 1071 MW, AIR Rajkot, 1728, Oct 05, recorded music, 33333. (Giroletti) 4660 AIR Leh, -1630*, Oct 02, sign off like in the past. For many days they used to sign off at 1741*. (Jacob) 4775.00 AIR Imphal (presumed), 1205, Oct 11, had been on 4775.10 for a while. Must still be working on transmitter, as today was on and off again; only with open carrier. (Howard) 4800.00 AIR Hyderabad, 1450-1744*, Oct 10, 12 and 13, Telegu and English talk and news, updates about the Cyclone

Phailan, Indian songs, signed off in mid-sentence at usual time. QRM Voice of China 4800 until this closed at 1735*, then weak QRM from Kyrgyz R on 4795, 44343. (Petersen). On Oct 12, the following AIR stations on MW were observed continously from Cyclone area with emergency messages, music , songs etc: 837 Vijayawada, 927 Visakhapatnam and 972 Cuttack. (Jacob)

4810 AIR Bhopal, 1730-1740*, Oct 06, English news at 1730-1734, news in Hindi, 33333 // 4910 AIR Jaipur (34333). (Dritsas) 4860 AIR Shimla, 1702-1740*, Oct 03, Hindi talk, Indian songs, English news at 1730, many static noises, 34232.

(Dritsas) 4895 AIR Kurseong, 1550-1615, Oct 08, English talk by two women about art, good reception, 43343. (Dritsas) 4990 AIR Itanagar, Oct 02, on local news bulletin in English, there was an item on new FM broadcasts from the

station. When I contacted the station, they informed, that from Oct 02 local programs are broadcast on 103.1 MHz (10 kW) for 2.30 hours. Till now FM Rainbow programs were fully relayed from Delhi. (Jacob). Also heard at 1420-1424*, Oct 10, local ID in English and news/local weather. (Howard)

5010 AIR Thiruvananthapuram, 1625-1640, Oct 06 and 11, Hindi talk, local Indian music, 34343. (Dritsas and Giroletti)

9425 AIR Delhi, Khampur, *1320-0012*, Oct 03, a lot of wrong feed are noted on the National Channel. Sometimes FM Rainbow is broadcast and other times Vivdh Bharti or External Services. Often there are no programs also, just open carrier. (Jacob). Here are my monitoring observation for Mahalaya special early morning program "Mahisashuramardini" transmitted by AIR regional SW, 2225-2330, Oct 03. My QTH geographical location Latitude: 26° 45' 0 N, Longitude: 94° 13' 0, Jorhat, Assam.

4810 AIR Bhopal- Good Reception 4835 AIR Gangtok- Good to Fair reception 4880 AIR Lucknow- Fair reception 4895 AIR Kurseong- Good Reception 4910 AIR Jaipur- Fair reception. (4820, AIR Kolkata was overtaken by CNR, and 4940 AIR Guwahati was missing on SW). (Purkayastha). Here are my SW and MW monitoring observations on special broadcast by AIR for Mahalaya programs on Oct 03: Sign on was noted at different timings as follows: *2225 on 4760, 4880, 4910, 531, 603, 666, 675, 747, 756, 801, 819, 828, 918, 1044, 1386, 1395, 1530 MW. *2230 on 4835, 1404 MW. *2245 on 4895 late start? *2250 on 846 MW. *2255 on 4810, 621, 648, 810, 956, 981, 1026, 1242, 1260, 1296, 1593 MW.

The following stations, which regularly broadcast at that time, was also heard with Mahalaya program: 594 and 1566 MW. Stations not heard: 4820 (blocked by China), 4860, 4940, 9425, 9470. It was not the same program, several programs were noted. (Jacob) I recorded MW band that time. Poor conditions to India at that time, Europeans were too strong. I could hear: 666, 918, 1044, 1386, 1395 and 1566 MW. (Ritola)

I regret that the date in DX-Window 489 was announced one day later, due to a misunderstanding of dates. (Ed) As AIR enters its platinum jubilee, it is worth reflecting on this national institution of inestimable worth that has fallen on bad times. In spite of the great changes in the Indian radio landscape, AIR remains a force to reckon with, given its 376 stations, its unrivalled coverage of more than 90% of the country, and broadcasts in 23

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languages and 146 dialects. Nonetheless, AIR remains a deeply paradoxical institution. On the one hand, it offers a truly national service that, to borrow from the old Heineken adv, reaches parts of the country other broadcasters don’t. AIR’s sound archives – consisting of both north and south Indian classical music and the spoken word – offer a unique memory of music traditions and styles and a repository of the political history of the nation, including recordings by Tagore, Subhash Chandra Bose, Gandhi, Jinnah and other national figures. The digitisation of these archives at a central level as well as in the regional centres is an ongoing project... AIR has extensive experience of rural and farm broadcasting, with programmes on land and water conservation, sustainable agriculture, biotechnology, integrated pest management for crops, crop insurance schemes, environment protection and disaster management, which have benefited scores of farmers in the country. AIR has played a critical role during natural disasters, most recently during the floods in Uttarakhand. Both AIR’s FM radio Rainbow and the station in Najibabad helped relay information that was vital to the rescue operations. It played a similar role during the cyclone in Odisha and the tsunami that struck the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, both in 1999, as well as in the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004, and the Kosi floods in Bihar in 2008. Also noteworthy is its example as a community broadcaster – consider, for example, Radio Ujjas, which is broadcast from the Bhuj and Rajkot AIR stations – and the commercially successful Vividh Bharati. All this does suggest, that there is much, that AIR offers. On the other hand, however, on the very same day that AIR released the music CDs of Pt Mallikarjun Mansur, the president of the Congress Party, Sonia Gandhi, announced the establishment of an AIR studio in Rae Bareli, her parliamentary constituency. The relationship between electoral politics and broadcasting in India is, of course, not new, given that during the dark days of the Emergency, AIR became a propaganda mouthpiece for Indira Gandhi, earning the sobriquet “All Indira Radio”, and a decade later, her son, Rajiv Gandhi, commanded the over-hasty expansion of broadcasting ahead of the 1989 elections.. The fact that Rajiv Gandhi heard of the assassination of his mother from a report by the BBC correspondent Satish Jacob, a full five hours before it was announced on AIR, is a reflection of the fact that politics and political expediency have shaped the development of public broadcasting in the country. The paradox that AIR currently is does it no favour. Although that is no excuse to retire the service or starve it out of existence, it needs to become an independent and genuine public service broadcaster. To be sure, AIR does possess the capacity to broadcast content that counts and that is different from the hyper-commercialised music and talk shows that have become the norm for radio in contemporary India. Surely, rather than letting it implode, we do need to collectively reimagine AIR as an independent public service broadcaster suitable for 21st century India – and hope that our broadcasting mandarins understand that a relevant and responsive public service broadcaster ultimately makes for good politics. (Pradip Ninan Thomas in http://www.epw.in/ , Oct 05, via Jaisakhtivel)

INDONESIA 3325 RRI Palangkaraya, 1226-1256, Oct 05, Bahasa Indonesian talk, then surges during some music, talk. (Hauser) 4750 RRI Makassar, 1235 fading in, Oct 05, similar music to 3325, but not //. (Hauser) 4869.90v RRI Wamena (presumed), 1225-1228, Oct 06 and 10, trace of music.On Thursdays heard with Kang Guru

Indonesia show with Ana and Greg, "What to do to stay healthy - Walk", often talking about Australia, some pop songs, much better reception than last Thursday. (Hauser and Howard)

9525.9 Voice of Indonesia, Jakarta, 1610-1620, Oct 01, vernacular, 44444. (Brunero). Also heard at 2057-2100*, Oct 10, end of the broadcast in French, fair. (Bernardini) ISRAEL 6885 Galei Tzahal, Tel Aviv, 0625 and 1630-1755, Oct 04, 10 and 12, local music and Hebrew news, ID, 44444 // 945MW (43443), 1224 (34333), 1305 (33333) and 1368 (43333). (Bueschel, Dritsas and Giroletti) 15850.01, Galei Tzahal, Tel Aviv, 0625-0845, Oct 09 and 10, back on 19mb, after absence here in last week. S=8 signal. (Bueschel) JAPAN 9595 R Nikkei 1, Nagara, 1230, We Oct 02, English lesson, explaining in Japanese such expressions and terms as ”we

ate out” and ”very high frequency”, poor signal, but not much else making it from Asia, especially on almost-dead higher bands (Hauser)

KOREA, South 1566 MW, HLAZ, Jeju,1930, Oct 06, local programme, QSB, 33333. (Giroletti) KYRGYZSTAN 4795 Kyrgyz R1, Kransaya Rechka, Bishkek, 1620-1710, Oct 01, Kyrgyz talk, local music and songs, low modulation and noises, 32322. Better reception on 4010 (33333). (Dritsas) 5130 SW Relay Service, Kransaya Rechka, Bishkek, 1715-1745, Oct 01, talk with light music in the background.

Strong QRM by a local 2-way station on the same frequency. I used USB to avoid the interference, but it was impossible. After 1742 many static noises interfered very hard, so I couldn’t listen to the station. (21221). On Oct 03, I listened again to the station at 1600-1705 with much better reception, clear Farsi talk with light music and songs, 33333. (Dritsas)

MALAYSIA 7295 RTM, Traxx FM, Kajang, 1525-1620, Oct 01 and 11, pop music, 33343, HAM QRM. (Dritsas and Giroletti) 9835 Sarawak FM, via Kajang, 1630, Oct 11, music, 33333. (Giroletti)

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MALI 5995 R Mali, Bamako, 2331, Oct 04, talks, weak, low modulation as usual. (Bernardini). Also heard at *0559-0610, Oct

06 and 13, tuning music, ID in French: "Radio Mali émetant de Bamako", vernacular music, 24322. (Méndez) MEXICO 6185 R Educación, Cd. de México, 0151, Oct 05, cultural talks, popular music, fair. (Bernardini) MYANMAR 5985 Myanma R, Nay Pyi Taw, 2348, Oct 04, Bamar talks, fair. (Bernardini) 5985 Myanma R, Yegu, Yangon, 1405, Sep19, Bamar songs, 34422. (Ashar). (5985.8 kHz ? Ed) The NETHERLANDS 828 MW, R 10 Gold closed! Just to let you know that your DSWCI member in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, ordered

the MW-frequency 828 (20 kW daytime; 5 kw nighttime) to be closed down on Sep 30. The Sunday the week before programming of R 10 Gold ceased to be aired through this MW-frequency. For a week, a message was aired on the MW that R 10 had moved to FM-frequencies throughout the country. For 7 years I've been running the Dutch national FM-station 100% NL. Recently we acquired another national FM-network; also acquired the well known Dutch radiostation R 10 Gold (which was broadcasting on MW 828 in the last 3 years); changed the name of ”Radio 10 Gold” into ”Radio 10”; put the station on the national FM-network; and closed down the MW transmitter. MW DX-ers in the Netherlands are now able again to listen to the German station NDR on 828; as well as Magic AM from the UK, which is also broadcasting on 828 MW. (Visser, Oct 02)

NEW ZEALAND 9700 R New Zealand Int., Rangitaiki, 0806-0904, Oct 05 and 11, music, 0900 time pips, ID, talks: “RNZI news around the world”, 43444. (Giroletti and Otávio) 11725 R New Zealand Int., Rangitaiki, 2015-2025, Oct 10 and 13, news and reports from Pacific in English, good SIO

444. (D'Amico and Bernardini) NIGERIA 6089.84 R Nigeria, Kaduna, 2153, Oct 06, back again after long absence. (Nilsson) 9690 Voice of Nigeria, Ikorodu, 2022, Oct 09, African music, talk in vernacular. Good SIO 454. (D'Amico) NORWAY

LKB/LLE (Norwegian test and development analog/digital license from NPT for Foreningen Bergen Kringkaster) plans to be on the air on 1314 MW and 5895 on Oct 03 at 1400-1600. Next broadcast is on Oct 08 and 09 at 0500-0730. On Oct 10 at 1430-1630. Reports to: report@bergenkringkaster.no. If you want a QSL-card, please send written report enclosing Norwegian stamps for foreign postage or 3$ bills, to: LKB/LLE Bergen Kringkaster, PO Box 100, N5331 Rong, Norway. If possible a so enclose printed address label to ease our work, as many reports already have arrived! (Martinsen). Heard 1430-1500, Oct 03, on 5895 with weak CW-signals through the noise in Holte. I also listened near Faaborg on Oct 08 and 09 on 5895, but heard nothing. 1314 MW was totally covered by Romania. (Koie)

OMAN 11975 R Sultanate of Oman, Thumrait, 1535-1545, Oct 10, news in Arabic, 44444. (Brunero) 13600 R Sultanate of Oman, Thumrait, 0307-0310, Oct 11, English news, ID, pop music. Poor, sweeper QRM. (Sellers) PAPUA NEW GUINEA 3260 NBC Madang, Madang (presumed), 1152, Oct 06, very poor signal singing. (Hauser) 3365 NBC Milne Bay, Alotau, 1413*, Oct 10. This station stays on the air the longest of all the NBC stations; off with

“The Voice of yesterday, today … NBC National Radio". (Howard) 3905 NBC New Ireland, Kavieng, 1132-1302, Oct 07 and 08, special programming in Tok Pisin for the "anniversary

celebration of NBC New Ireland", schedule of upcoming activities, series of phone numbers, many local IDs, mentioned "celebration New Ireland", series of advs (one with many mentions of "horsepower"), 1201 bird call, NBC news and weather ("showers") in English, after 1209 music program (pop songs mostly Pacific Island type, but played John Mellencamp's "Hurts So Good"), 1301 bird call, NBC news in English; poor to almost fair; HAM QRM; QRN. Last heard on Jul 24. But off again on Oct 09-11! Audio at https://app.box.com/s/2gel3t8udgq5k1nq5m68 . (Howard). Tentatively heard at 2158 on Oct 07 when I saw Ron Howard’s log. I had a weak station with music on my Flag pointing in 120 degrees, so most likely Papua. On Oct 12 no carrier visible. (Nilsson)

PERU 3329.54 R Ondas del Huallaga, Huánuco, 2330-0010, Oct 09/10, music, ID: "Ondas del Huallaga", huayno music en

Forma, continued ID: "Si te pregunta responde con mingo Yo escucho Ondas del Huallaga", advs: Agropecuaria Falcón SENASA Huánuco, 22222. (Arrunátegui). Off since Aug 2013. (Ed)

4747.09 R Huanta 2000, Huanta, 0045-0055, Oct 02, Spanish talk, 25222. (Petersen) 4774.91 R Tarma, Tarma, 0050-0100, Oct 02, Spanish ann, Latin American pops, 24343. Heterodyne maybe from AIR Imphal. (Petersen) 5024.84 R Quillabamba, Quillabamba, 2215, Oct 10, barely audible due to a bit stronger R Rebelde. (Nilsson) RUSSIA 5930 R Rossii, Yelizovo, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, 1227, Oct 01, ”Blues in the Night” by Sinatra(?), including

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5940 Magadan. 5930 is a couple words ahead of 5940 which is quite weaker this time, respectively rating fair and poor. (Hauser)

7320 R Rossii, Arman, Magadan, 0539, Oct 03, ID: ”Okhotsk” as HFCC-registered. Also heard same day at 1246 during jazz song in English? Fair signal with flutter, getting into winter propagation mode this early from 59+ degrees north. (Hauser)

RWANDA 6055 R Rwandaise, Kigali (tentative), 0254-0256, Oct 11, male chorus in vernacular, anns, poor. (Sellers) SÃO TOMÉ & PRÍNCIPE 4960 Voice of America, via Pinheira, 0445-0555, Sep 30, variety and talk, 44444. (Brunero) SOLOMON ISLANDS 5019.88 SIBC, Honiara, 0853-0901, Oct 03, hit songs in Solomon Islands(?), now in Japan it's possible to receive well at this time, 34333. (Wagai) SOMALILAND 7120 R Hargeisa, Hargeisa, *0330, Oct 10, National Anthem and into reciting from the Qur'an. Oct 10 with 1402*, off

with National Anthem. (Howard). But heard again at 1715-1825, Oct 04, 06, 11 and 12, Somali talk, typical Horn of Africa songs, many IDs “Radio Hargeisa, Somaliland”, very good reception, 44444. (Dritsas and Giroletti)

SRI LANKA 11835 PCJ Radio Int., via Trincomalee, 1349, Oct 06, English, song, Keith Perron talk on listeners survey, 44422.

(Ashar) SUDAN 7205 Sudan R & TV Corporation, Al-Aitahab, Khartoum, 0300-0330, Sep 30, Arabic talk, Quran songs, ID: “Huna

Omdurman”, 34343. I sent to this station a reception report via email to the address bakhit02bb@yahoo.com and few hours later I received an e-mail with the following information: “This wave is in Arabic, but we have another short wave 9505 kHz for foreign languages in English, French, Hosa (Hausa ? Ed), Ki-swahili and other African languages. It is the Voice of Africa from Sudan National Radio. It works in the morning and evening from 7-10 in Sudan local time. Hoping you hear it and report us. Best wishes, Adam Bakhit, Director of French section.” (Dritsas)

9505 Voice of Africa, Al-Aitahab, Khartoum, 1445-1830, Sep 30, English talk, Afro-music. Strong signal 44444. After 1830 vernacular language. (Dritsas)

SWEDEN Alan Pennington managed to find a documentary in Internet about the former Hörby (3x 500 kW) and Sölvesborg (1x 600 kW) transmitter stations. You can watch the film using this link: http://vimeo.com/38682048. The late engineer Haakan Widenstedt introduces the very complicated transmitters and antennas in Swedish with English subtitles. (Kivekaes)

TAJIKISTAN 4765.06 Tajik R 1, Yangiyul, 2330-0050, Oct 02 and 04, Tajik reading poetry with local music in background, 0043

Clear ID: "Injo Dushanbe", ann and more reading with music, 45333. Cuba could not be heard at this hour. (Giroletti and Petersen). Also heard at 1730, Oct 12, local music, 32333. (Giroletti)

TANZANIA 6015 ZBC R, Dole, Zanzibar, 0254, Oct 10, usual format - intro of Spice FM pop African songs, clear time pips at 0300 and into reciting from the Qur'an. Not on the air Oct 07. (Howard) 11735 ZBC R, Dole, Zanzibar, 2020-2100:30*, Oct 05 and 10, Swahili, traditional native song, 2059 closing anns Including “Z-B-C” ID, brief pop music, then off the air, 45444. (Bernardini and Sellers) UGANDA 4975.99 UBC R, Kampala, 0332, Oct 04, songs, S7. (Liangas). Also heard at 1940-2005, Oct 09, vernacular discussion, melodic music, CWQRM 44333. (D'Amico and Petersen) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3185 WWRB, Manchester,TN, 0430, Oct 10, religious programme, 23333. (Giroletti) 4840 WWCR, Nashville, TN, 0440-0450, Sep 30, male preacher, 55555. (Brunero) 5109.67 WBCQ, Monticello, Maine, 2355, Oct 04, music, 23333. (Giroletti). Also heard at 0300-0315, Su Oct 06, English ann, pop songs - late broadcast - best in USB, 45333. (Petersen) 7506.44 WRNO, New Orleans, 0227-0400*, Oct 10 and 11, several nice IDs and frequency anns in English inviting

listeners to e-mail or write in to the station also playing religious vocal selections. Deutche Welle News at 0247; “Maranatha Radio” program with Pastor Ray Bentley talking about importance of SW radio and asked for $12/month, good. (D’Angelo,Howard)

9265 WINB, Red Lion, PA, 0156-0200, Oct 11, preacher ending program, 0157 WINB ID and song in Spanish, program from WNQM-1300 AM, Nashville, preacher in English, woman translating into Spanish. Strong. (Sellers) 9265 PCJ Broadcasts to North America through WINB, Red Lion, PA (50 kW). Beginning Oct 12 at 0200 PCJ will

target listeners in North America for a few weeks. These broadcasts could continue depending on the response from listeners. Schedule: 0200 PCJ Radio News, 0206 Focus Asia Pacific, 0230 Switzerland In Sound with Bob Zanotti, 0258 Sign off. Send your reception reports to pcjqsl@pcjmedia.com or snail mail to PCJ Radio International, 8th Floor, Number 47, Lane 31, Sanmin Road, Section 1, New Taipei City, Banciao, Taiwan 22070, Republic of China. (Keith Perron, via Berg, Oct 07)

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA /FRANCE 9790 AWR, via Issoudun, 0900, Su Oct 06 and 13, programmes "Magazine RVS", "Studio DX puntata 536, 537" and "Riflettiamo insieme” and ”A tu per tu" in Italian, 44444. (Giroletti) VIETNAM

7435.5 Voice of Vietnam-1, Son Tay, 1241, Oct 11, music, fair-poor; had been off the air for a short while; continues to be off frequency, // 5975 (fair) // 7210 (fair-poor) // 9635 (fair). (Howard)

ZAMBIA 5915 R One, ZNBC, *0241, Oct 10, open carrier noted at 0231, on with usual Fish Eagle IS, a good evening overall for Africa. (Howard) ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ UNIDENTIFIED ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ 11820 Test Transmission, from UK?, 1132, Oct 11, music and ID: "You are listening to a test transmission. Please e-mail your reception report to: transmissiontest@gmail.com ", 44444. (Giroletti) ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ MISCELLANEOUS ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Short Wave News A big SWN including four pages in colours is planned to be posted on Nov 08,and the electronic version on the following weekend at our website: http://www.dswci.org/members/index.html. (Ed) Tropical Bands Monitor Owners of our Domestic Broadcasting Survey No. 15, please note that http://www.dswci.org/tbmonitor/2013.pdf was updated with the September worldwide loggings on Oct 06, as an extra service to their purchase. Any DX-er can download from http://www.dswci.org/tbm the complete view of monitoring of stations heard broadcasting on tropical bands during 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012. (Ed) EDXC Report about the Conference in Portugal For those who do not receive the Shortwave News September/October, you can also read my report from the latest EDXC Conference at the EDXC homepage: https://app.box.com/s/sds7whbi8z2nzizuimq9 . (Ed) HFCC-ASBU B13 Coordination Conference in Bratislava. The conference took place at the Sheraton Bratislava hotel on Aug 25-30, 2013, with nearly 100 SW frequency planners from about 48 stations and organizations from around the world... In his opening remarks, HFCC Chairman Oldrich Cip said: “We strongly believe that broadcasting by means of terrestrial SW transmitters remains relevant for a large critical audience around the world”... Oldrich pointed out that 50 percent of the world’s population -- about three billion people -- live on an income of less than two-and-a-half dollars per day. “Their first choice of communication devices,” he said, “will be either a mobile telephone or a radio, or both, and listening to a local FM or community station or an international broadcast will be more affordable to them than a computer, TV set or video or other new technology”... Oldrich also mentioned the important humanitarian role of terrestrial radio. “It is capable of reaching across the Digital Divide to the most disadvantaged and marginalized societies. By drawing attention to these aspects we are trying to keep it alive. International radio has been frequently called ”crisis” radio. All communication and information channels that are needed most, when a disaster strikes, are destroyed or overloaded, and the affected population suffers from an information blackout. Long distance wireless radio remains the only source of information…. That is why the HFCC in cooperation with the Arab States and Asia-Pacific broadcasting unions are working on an International Radio for Disaster Relief project that is based on the system of online coordination of frequencies managed by the HFCC in accordance with International Radio Regulations.” (White, Sep 30) New products from Klingenfuss We are now working on our new products - 2014 Super Frequency List on CD - 2014 Shortwave Frequency Guide - 2014 Frequency Database for the Perseus LF-HF Software-Defined Receiver - Supplement January 2014 to the 2013/2014 Guide to Utility Radio Stations to be published on Dec 10, 2013. (Klingenfuss) New DX-programme on shortwave. Hello DX-Friends, the Rhein-Main Radio Club (RMRC) in Germany is making a DX-magazine program with the name "European Radio World" which will report on radio clubs and DX-activities in Europe and will be broadcast on shortwave. Any radio club can help with program content by explaining who they are and reporting about their DX-camps and other club activities. Clubs would thereby be able to explain about the radio hobby in their country to many other interested DXers in many other countries. We want to promote the radio listening and DXing hobby and hope that you will help us. The RMRC can provide each radio club, at no cost to the club, 30 minutes of broadcast time to introduce their club and explain about themselves. Anyone interested in helping should please contact the RMRC at mail@rmrc.de. Thank-you for helping and good listening. (Gabler and Kipp) Monitoring Times continues with a new name. From the Ken Reitz "Communications" column in the latest (Nov 2013) MT (Cf. DX-Window no. 485. Ed), just out: "The staff at Monitoring Times are not retiring. In fact, most of us have many years to go before that notion becomes a reality. As the accolades poured in to MT over the past three months, all readers, regardless of how long they have been subscribers, have expressed sadness and dismay at the closure of the magazine, following the publication of the ecember,

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2013, issue. Hearing those sentiments, I came to believe that there might be enough interest to warrant continuing the publication in some other form. With that in mind, I’ve taken it upon myself, as managing editor, to explore the ossibility of publishing a follow-on magazine not connected with Monitoring Times, Grove Enterprises or Bob and Judy Grove. "The new monthly publication, called The Spectrum Monitor, will debut with the January, 2014 issue (timed to appear when ordinarily the January issue of MT would appear). It will be an electronic magazine, similar in style and content to MTXpress (the electronic version of MT). It will be produced in PDF format which can be read anywhere in the world on any desktop, laptop, iPad, Kindle Fire or any other device on which PDF documents may be opened... "In The Spectrum Monitor you’ll see some very familiar bylines. These are the experts in all the facets of radio who have helped make MT the best full-spectrum magazine available. And, we are excited about continuing our work for the new publication. The success of The Spectrum Monitor will depend on those who currently subscribe to MTXpress, as well as many of the print-only MT subscribers, signing up, now that there is only one issue of MT left. To do so, and to find out more, go to www.thespectrummonitor.com. I hope you’ll join us for continuing adventures in the HF spectrum and beyond." (Berg, Oct 09) ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ CONTRIBUTORS ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ DSWCI-0099 Anker Petersen, Skovlunde, Denmark DSWCI-0146 Erik Koie, Holte/Faaborg, Denmark DSWCI-0740 Victor Goonetilleke, Piliyandala, Sri Lanka DSWCI-0798 Jerry Berg/DXplorer, Lexington, MA, U.S.A. DSWCI-1014 Robert Kipp, Langen, Germany DSWCI-1046 Giampiero Bernardini, Milano, Italy DSWCI-1331 Wolfgang Bueschel/wwdxc BC-DX, Stuttgart, Germany DSWCI-1698 Kyriakos Dritsas, Thessaloniki, Greece DSWCI-1767 Joerg Klingenfuss/ Klingenfuss Publications, Tuebingen, Germany DSWCI-1959 Richard D’Angelo/NASWA, Wyomissing, PA, U.S.A. DSWCI-2012 Herbert Visser, Amsterdam,The Netherlands DSWCI-2026 Ron Howard, Asilomar State Beach/Ocean Beach, CA, U.S.A DSWCI-2707 Robert Wilkner, Pompano Beach, Florida, U.S.A. DSWCI-3043 Harold Sellers, Vernon, British Colombia, Canada DSWCI-3090 Glenn Hauser/DX Listening Digest, Enid, OK, U.S.A. DSWCI-3477 Ivo Ivanov/DX RE MIX News, Sofia, Bulgaria DSWCI-3627 Manuel Méndez, Lugo/Reinante, Spain DSWCI-3642 John C. Herkimer, Caledonia, NY, U.S.A. DSWCI-3644 Alokesh Gupta/DX-India, New Delhi, India DSWCI-3699 Thanka Jaisakthivel, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India DSWCI-3707 Michele D'Amico, Milano, Italy DSWCI-3740 Mauro Giroletti, Milano, Italy DSWCI-3751 Angelo Brunero, Torino, Italy DSWCI-3765 Kari Kivekaes, EDXC SG, Finland Pedro F. Arrunátegui Chasqui DX Lima Peru Tony Ashar Depok Java Indonesia Harald Gabler RMRC CEO Frankfurt Germany Jose Jacob/ DX India Hyderabad India Svenn Martinsen Bergen Norway Thomas Nilsson SWB Engelholm Sweden Jan-Mikael Nurmela Tartu Finland Lúcio Otávio Bobrowiec Embu. SP Brazil Alan Pennington BDXC-UK Longton, Preston United Kingdom Prithwiraj Purkayastha Jorhat, Assam India Mauno Ritola Joensuu Finland Arnaldo L. Slaen Buenos Aires Argentina Tom Taylor European Music R United Kingdom Tomoaki Wagai Wakayama Japan Jeff White, General Manager, WRMI Miami, FL U.S.A. ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ DX-Window policy ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ The DX-Window is a bi-weekly electronic newsletter made for members of the Danish Shortwave Club International. Its content is mainly based upon loggings and other information from our own members, but in a few cases extraordinary news from other DX-ers are included. Thus we depend on YOUR contributions which should be sent to the editor. Please arrange your contributions in the same order as in the DX-Window: Frequency, station name and transmitter location,

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** OKLAHOMA. 1120, Oct 17 at 1420-1427 UT on caradio, KEOR Sperry is open carrier/dead air, but silent signal seems still up to the 7 kW level (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 3905, Oct 17 at 1243, JBA carrier amid the LSB QRhaM. Maybe R. New Ireland, Kavieng, sporadically active lately. We`ll see if Ron Howard had it today (Glenn Hauser, OK, WORLD OF RADIO 1691, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** TURKEY. 11980, Oct 17 at 0519, TRT good signal with flutter, Turkish pop music and talk. Recently this had been very poor as to be expected as we get into fall and winter darkness (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U K [non]. 5980, Oct 17 at 1236, BBCWS an echo apart from // 9740 Singapore as quickly confirmed rather than a major English SW broadcaster such as CRI; 1250 about formula factories trying to discourage ---ugh--- breast-feeding by humans in Venezuela. It seems these day-of-week jumparounds from original 5875, have not made it into HFCC, still shown as daily 12-14 5875 via THAILAND. I was thinking the Thursday-only frequency was 5975, but Aoki today does have it on 5980 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1691: completed in time for first airing Thursday Oct 17 at 2101 on WTWW-1 9479; then: UT Friday 0327v on WWRB 5050 UT Saturday 0200v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB

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Saturday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio 7265-CUSB Saturday 1500 on WRMI 9955 Saturday 2329v on WTWW-2 9930 UT Sunday 0401v on WTWW-1 5830 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1210, Oct 16 at 1245 UT, remnant of KGYN easily nulled, so from N/S, I hear school lunch menus starting with Woonsocket (?! Can`t be Rhode Island as there are no 1210s anywhere in New England in deference to Philadelphia), then for Huron schools, 7:47 TC, 30 degrees, KOKK, to join the American Ag Network in a few minutes. Yes, there is a Woonsocket in SD south of Huron (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) Not KKOK as I misspokke on WOR 1690

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-Frecuencia Al Día- [No. 348, Octubre 18, 2013] En esta emisión: Argentina | LRA36, Radio Nacional Arcángel San Gabriel. Informe de Víctor Hugo González nos presenta un homenaje a la inauguración de esta emisora. -Escúchanos 24/7, 365 días desde: http://bit.ly/9430rH Ademas los siguientes temas: Luis Valderas: En 2014 todas las llamadas serán locales en Chile*** Francisco Páez, EA7BQU: Boletín DX del Mundo de la Radioafición*** Gustavo Luna: Ley de Sistema de Atención a Emergencias y Seguridad 911 en Rep. Dominicana*** El Informe Diexista con Ernesto Paulero. -Escúchanos cualquier día, a cualquier hora haciendo click en nuestra página web de Programas DX: http://bit.ly/9430rH -Síguenos en Facebook: http://on.fb.me/10CW1N4 -Twitter: @FrecuenciaAlDia -Nuestro correo electrónico: frecuenciaaldia@hotmail.com Dino Bloise - Productor: Frecuencia Al Día. http://programasdx.com/frecuencialdia.htm Copyright 2013 Frecuencia Al Día / Dino Bloise. Viernes, Octubre 18, 2013 @ 00:05 UTC Este mensaje es enviado por DINO BLOISE. Con respeto a las leyes nacionales e internaciones las cuales nos rigen y siendo respetuosos con la privacidad de su persona, este correo puede ser removido enviando un mensaje "Cancelar Suscripción" al correo frecuenciaaldia[a]hotmail.com. Este envío no es considerado Spam, mientras se incluya la forma de ser removido. -Frecuencia Al Día, El más internacional de los programas DX

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Good Morning, ((or day / night) whatever timezone you happen to be reading this), My name is Jeff Stiles and I signed into this group earlier in the week. I'm just now getting around to my intro as the week has been busy with work. I reside in Sacramento, California. I work for a Stevedoring company at a local port facility. I am a Veteran, Retired Navy CPO and have traveled a great many places on this globe. I have always dabbled in this hobby and find it very interesting and intriguing. My current equipment, (no need to get excited here) is one, Grundig S350, which is installed in my office here at work; one Grundig YB300E, and a Uniden BC245XLT (scanner). I had better get back to my work now. I am usually able to check in here once a day and I look forward to continued exploring the airwaves. Best Regards, Jeff

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Glenn HauserGlenn HauserGlenn HauserGlenn Hauser Logs October 16Logs October 16Logs October 16Logs October 16----18, 201318, 201318, 201318, 2013

** ANTARCTICA [and non]. 15476, Oct 17 at 1948, JBA carrier almost at imagination level from presumed LRA36, as who else would be on 15476? Closest thing to compare it to is RAE, LRA## on 15345, not close enough in General Pacheco/Buenos Aires, and it`s a BA carrier. (I assume this frequency/transmitter has a callsign, but not in WRTH; 6060 is LRA31 as R. Nacional) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHINA. Firedrake [non], CNR 1 jamming, Oct 18 before 1400: 12370, very good at 1249, with flutter This one really outstix, since there were no others in a scan down from 18 to 12 MHz, nor in the 10s or 8, except: 13830, poor at 1348; and the usual 11, 9 and 7 MHz inbanders (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EAST TURKISTAN [and non]. 17630, Oct 18 at 1342, big hole where CRI English is normally heard via Urumqi, while the two French frequencies, 17560 and 17650 via Kashgar are in well, playing rock song in English, why not? Something wrong at Urumqi? No Mali either. And no ACI to 17625 BSKSA, // 17615 both weak (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EQUATORIAL GUINEA [and non]. 15190, Oct 17 at 1945, R. Africa starting `The Truth, Light & Life Broadcast` (or was it Life & Light?) with OK modulation on this one vs JBM on some others recently, making me wonder if unit is about to crash again. Maybe not. Fair signal with flutter. Meanwhile, DRM from VON is blasting in circa 15120 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDIA [and non]. 11985 // 11740, Oct 18 at 0048, AIR in S Asian song, Sinhala service really running on both scheduled frequencies; both poor but this time more flutter on 11740 GOA than on 11985 Khampur. Also there is CCCCCCI on 11740 I haven`t noticed before, making a fast SAH, per Aoki from CNR1, 100 kW, 286 degrees from Lingshi 725 site at 2055-0100. I wonder how much this messes up AIR in Sri Lanka during the first half of their broadcast? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) OK, CCCCCCI = Chinese Communist, Chinese language, co-channel interference, not necessarily in that order; 601 for short ** IRAN. 12080.0, Oct 18 at 0105, very poor signal but enough to tell that the VIRI 13-hour Arabic service via Zahedan site is on-frequency tonight instead of a sesqui-kHz higher. Oct 13 & 15 it was also correct, but on Oct 11 & 14 it was off; not checked on 16 or 17 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** KOREA SOUTH [and non]. Checking the clandestines vs N Korean noise jammers at 1135-1140 Oct 18: 6600, pop song is atop the jamming, V. of the People 6518, jamming is heavier here vs V. of the People 6480, Korean talk over jamming, MND Radio 6400, Korean, no jamming of course* since it`s Pyongyang BS itself 6348, Korean with echo, music, over jamming, Echo of Hope 6270, Korean talk, no jamming, MND Radio *I shouldn`t say ``of course`` since the Juche are capable of jamming themselves on VOK mixtures. IDs as per Aoki (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 720, Oct 18 at 0457 UT, full ID for XHDE FM 105.7 & XEDE AM, 0458 NA, mixing WGN with SAH of 192/minute = 3.2 Hz. No sign of the real KSAH at the moment. Cantú: 720 XEDE La Kaliente + FM 105.7 Saltillo, Coah. 8,000 250 Kudos to XEDE for holding its own with 250 watts vs 50,000 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 720, Oct 18 at 1231 UT, Fox-logo fanfare, then YL talking about someone who took off their clothes; phone keeps ringing in background; WGN almost nulled. Seems further west than Saltillo, ergo XEJCC, Extremo 720, Ciudad Juárez (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 770, Oct 18 at 1200 UT, Fórmula promo with an 866- phone number to hear it ``en la Unión Americana`` from 7 to 8 am Mexican central time. I.e. a US toll-free number. Cantú: 770 XEACH Radio Fórmula Primer Cadena Monterrey, N.L. 25,000 1,000 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 9775 & 3235, Oct 18 at 0059 and 0104, no signals from Radio YHWH. I was going to quit noting these non-logs, but later that evening, Bob LaRose, W6ACU in S California had them again on 3235, at 0255-0304+, but by the time I saw his tip to the DXLD yg at 0350, nothing was there (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** OKLAHOMA. 1120, Oct 17 at 1944 UT check, KEOR Catoosa/Sperry/Tulsa has managed to modulate, with praise music, following at least a pentaminute of deadair 5.4 hours earlier. Oh oh, back to deadair again, Oct 18 at 1212 making usual SAH with KMOX (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OKLAHOMA. 1640, Oct 18 at 1221 UT, market reports including hogs and grain, with ``KZLS True Oldies Channel`` ID superimposed, lest the music fans tune away too quickly during this break from format; came from the Radio Oklahoma Ag Net. So ex-KOAG is still partly-ag, part-of-the-time --- and they also break away for stupid ballgames. Reactivated FCC AM Query still thinx this is in Enid, despite IDs deleting Enid for Hennessey (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OKLAHOMA. 1650, Oct 18 at 1147 UT, weather for northern OK (rain coming, altho this station is in far eastern OK), despite this being from ``News on 6, Radio Oklahoma Network``, i.e. meteorologist at KOTV-45 Tulsa; then Sallisaw ads which is the real town of KYHN studios and transmitter, despite CoL as Ft Smith AR. They compromise with references to ``Arklahoma`` which certainly has more of a ring to it than ``Oklansas (Oklasaw?)``. At the moment atop KCNZ in Iowa, tho should still be on 1 kW nite power instead of daytime-dektupling it (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PERU [and non]. 5980, Oct 16 until 0100:12.5*, R. Chaski cutoff (overlooked in that day`s report as I was so focused on Chile 12365). Not checked Oct 17. 5980, Oct 18 at 0057, JBA carrier from R. Chaski (meanwhile 5990 CRI/Cuba is already in open carrier and soon off). Chaski cutoff comes at 0100:23*, which is 10.5 seconds later than a biday ago (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SOMALILAND [and non]. 7120, Oct 18 at 1354, very poor signal with some music, no doubt R. Hargeisa, with CW QRhaM. Finding 15505 Bangladesh JBA, instead of straining for its off-time signal, I decide today to track Hargeisa to its expected cutoff circa 1400, which indeed happens at 1401:35.5*. It takes a 1-hour break before resuming circa 1500 until circa 1900. Those further west might hear it come back on then, by long path. Today`s Hargeysa sunset was 1446 UT per http://www.gaisma.com/en/location/hargeysa.html Ron Howard and Dan Sheedy in CA even heard Rwanda 6055 LP today after 1500 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SUDAN [and non]. 15400, Oct 18 at 0450, tone jammer is way atop barely audible R. Dabanga, via MADAGASCAR (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SWEDEN [non]. 11875, Oct 17 at 1952, fair signal in tonal African language mentioning Nigeria, Hausa? No, Aoki shows at 1900-2000 its IBRA Radio`s ``Radio Ibrahim`` service, this quarter hour in Malinke on Wednesdays & Thursdays, otherwise in Jula, 300 kW, 182 degrees from Woofferton UK. I assume the ``Ibrahim`` name is designed to trick Moslems into listening to something designed to convert them from one Abrahamist sect into another (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** TAIWAN [non]. 9265, Oct 18 at 0200, PCJ Radio test via WINB succeeds this time after a no-show six nights ago. Keith Perron himself is already voicing the news, circa 0208 into Andy Sennitt`s show, and 0227 Bob Zanotti`s. Reception would have been sufficient, if not very good, on WINB`s seemingly underpowered transmitter, but since the computer was on, I confess to listening mostly to the stream. If there`s nothing better available, that other Taiwan station should do this too (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 1691 monitoring: confirmed on WTWW-1, 9479, at 2101 Thursday Oct 18. Next airing also confirmed on WWRB 5050 at 0350 check, having been monitored first on webcast starting at 0328. Next: UT Saturday 0200v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB; Sat 0630 & 1430 on HLR 7265-CUSB; Sat 1500 on WRMI 9955; Sat 2329v on WTWW-2 9930; UT Sun 0401v on WTWW-1 5830 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5975, Oct 18 at 0057, *image* of 6875 WWCR on the DX-398 with 450 kHz IF; quite weak and had never noticed it before; just in time, as in a sesquiweek it will vanish along with 6875 from the schedule, to be replaced by image on 5215. Often-noted carrier on 5035 aside huge 5040 RHC may well be another such, 900 kHz below 5935 WWCR, rather than Aparecida (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9479, Oct 18 at 1352, open carrier/dead air from WTWW-1, past 1400 with no ID inserted either; I failed to keep a receiver on 9479 to detect when it started, but modulating at 1725 check (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 570, Oct 18 at 1225 UT, far-right comments, then ``The Home of News New Mexico, KSNM 570``. Talkhost asserts since Clinton was caught lying, Obama must be too. About something. Thus making a very bad first impression as obviously extremely biased. There was info recently that KSNM was changing ownership; is this before or after? NRC AM

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Log shows 5000/155 watts with 250-watt PSRA but sounds more like 5 kW to me. Yes, NNM originates at KSNM. About it with affiliate list: http://newsnewmexico.blogspot.com/p/radio-affiliates.html ``News New Mexico Inc.. is an independent content production company headquartered in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Our flagship product, News New Mexico is a news, news commentary, and sports program that airs live from 6:00am to 9:00am in the Mountain Time Zone on a number of stations throughout the state. The show is also replayed in a number of areas and aired on a tape-delay basis. The News New Mexico Scoreboard Show also airs live as well as on tape delay. The live broadcasts air at 10:00pm - 11:00pm on Friday nights. News New Mexico Weekender is a compilation program that airs on weekends around the state. Newsbreak New Mexico is a two minute hard newscast that airs from 6:00am to 6:00pm. Below is a list of stations carrying our programming: KSNM AM 570 - Las Cruces KIVA AM 1550 - Albuquerque KATK AM 740 - Carlsbad KSVP AM 990 - Artesia KLMX AM 1450 - Clayton KINN AM 1270 - Alamogordo ESPN 101.7 - Albuquerque KPCL 95.7 - Farmington KEND 106.5 - Roswell`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 620, Oct 18 at 1158 UT, ``If you want football in Arizona`` [hardly!], then BSA PSA, some XE QRM. So it`s KTAR Phœnix, now with ESPN. At least they kept the heritage calls. NRC Pattern Book 2013 shows night pattern with a pretty deep null toward me, but non-direxional daytime, 5 kW both (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 910, Oct 18 at 1205 UT, Fox `news` into ``91 Classic Country KCJB Minot`` ID, where it`s 35 degrees; promo pasta giveaway trivia quiz coming up. Quite dominant 5 kW signal from ND, nothing much audible with it nulled. NPR Pattern Book shows day pattern goes SW, night pattern NE. Guess which one they are really on now, long before Oct official sunrise of 1300 (November: 1345). Nothing about a PSRA in their FCC file (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1280, Oct 18 at 0515 UT, Spanish sports talk from SE/NW, no doubt WODT New Orleans LA with its major 5/5 kW lobe to the NW, now with ESPN Deportes, as the original WDSU is long-gone (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1680, Oct 18 at 1149 UT, KRJO Monroe LA with country music barely audible. Seems not only now but at other chex, KRJO is not up to full power of even 1 kW night. Much weaker than other X-banders. Reactivated FCC website AM Query shows its Oct SR/SS times are 1215/2330 UT; should monitor then whether there`s a bump. In Nov, 1230/2315 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** VIETNAM. 7906-USB, Oct 18 at 1306, very poor signal, briefly hear YL in Vietnamese, i.e. Ho Chi Minh City Radio, also with more nearby SSB QRM, and losing it before any English (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** VIETNAM [non]. 12005, Oct 18 at 0104, very poor signal from VOV English to NAm, 250 kW, 282 degrees from Woofferton UK (and also at 0230). This is the usual situation now; we can hardly wait for the B-13 switch to 9640 on same parameters --- by then, REE Costa Rica and its QRDRM from +9620 to 9640+ should be kaput. Really, 7 MHz would be better for the winter. Remember that the 282 azimuth from WOF misses most of the USA, crossing central FL and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Is that the best BaBcoCk can do for us via that site? Also remember that the next VOV English repeat at 0330 will continue to be on WHRI 6175, and altho aimed south, provides an incomparably stronger and more reliable signal, and to the rest of North America too. It could of course be even better if on a NW antenna like WHR`s gospel-huxter frequencies (so is this during the WHR promos and OCS abutting VOV transmissions; how come the Viet Cong put up with that?) (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. TP carrier search, Oct 18 at 1152, JBA on 774; at 1153, JBA on 882 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 7735 approx., Oct 18 at 0453-0500* good open AM carrier with flutter; smax of broadcast behavior, off promptly at hourtop. Remember when WYFR used to have a frequency way up in this range? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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MIAMI (AP) — La alianza entre ABC y Univisión sale finalmente este mes de la probeta con el fin de ampliar los límites de la programación tradicional de las cadenas de televisión. La red de habla inglesa, llamada Fusión, estará destinada a los hispanos del milenio y sus buenos amigos para sacar partido a una generación en la que la que la fusión cultural es la norma y los medios de comunicación digital los reyes. La cadena ofrecerá una mezcla de noticias de actualidad, deportes y una actitud irreverente dirigida a los televidentes de 16 a 30 años. Por supuesto que habrá telediarios nocturnos, pero también programas periodísticos con marionetas y un show de entretenimiento de David Javerbaum, ex guionista principal del "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart." Una especie de Comedy Central, la revista en internet Vice.com, ABC y Univisión, todo en uno. "No todo el mundo lo comprenderá; y esa es la intención", escribió el presidente de Univisión News y ahora director gerente de Fusión, Isaac Lee, en una nota a su personal a principios de este mes. Para "comprender" lo que intenta Fusión, ayuda a visitar su instalación y conocer a los protagonistas. La iluminación verde y azul en el almacén transformado en redacción de prensa llamada Newsport se parece más a un club de Miami Beach que a una redacción. Al igual que los jóvenes del milenio que no pueden vivir por su cuenta, Fusión comparte el local con su empresa matriz de lengua española Univisión News. Los directivos se reúnen para analizar ideas en habitáculos de vidrio y vivos colores que dominan la redacción. Lee aprendió qué funciona (humor) y lo que no sirve (traducciones directas de Univisión). El enfoque le dio tiempo para convencer a los reacios de Univisión, una empresa cimentada en las transmisiones en español. "Odio esto. Para nada sirven. ¿Por qué tengo que tener un trozo de paño colgado de mi cuello cada día?", protestó Jorge Ramos, veterano presentador de Univisión, uno de los pocos periodistas con veteranía que se pasó a Fusión. Principio del formulario Final del formulario Mientras miraba al cielo, sacó la corbata de su bolsa y se la puso junto al cuello. "Este es mi uniforme de Univisión", indicó, y luego bajó los brazos y dijo "y esto es Fusión". Ramos, uno de los presentadores del popular telediario de Univisión con María Elena Salinas, tendrá un doble cometido. Alicia Menéndez dijo que su nuevo programa en Fusión es una mezcla de sexo, dinero y política. ¿No son todos así? "Sí, pero la mayoría de la gente no lo admitiría", dijo Menéndez. A sus 30 años comenzó en el mundo político como hija del senador demócrata de Nueva Jersey Robert Menéndez. El presidente de ABC News Ben Sherwood compara Fusión con la red de autopistas que construyó California en la década de 1950. "Nadie podía entender por qué deberíamos construir una autovía con seis carriles. Empero, los visionarios de California sabían que si se construyen esas autovías, la gente vendría", agregó. Para Univisión, Fusión plantea un mayor riesgo, aunque la empresa tiene los recursos financieros para capear los contratiempos iniciales. Su programación primaria de julio ganó a la de otras cuatro redes importantes centradas en los televidentes de 19-49 años. En Fusión se centra en la segunda y tercera generación de hispanos que siguen las noticias en inglés. Casi dos tercios de los 52 millones de hispanos residentes en Estados Unidos nacieron en este país. Lee insiste que Fusión necesitará tiempo para consolidarse. MSNBC necesitó años para centrarse en su imagen centroizquierdista. Fox News Channel no fue el canal de televisión por cable más popular desde su comienzo. "Nadie hace lo que estamos haciendo", dijo Lee, "así que sólo hay una forma de averiguar lo que funciona y lo que no".

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** ALBANIA [and non]. 9850, Oct 20 at 0122, R. Tirana is already on with IS; WHRI 9860 remains very strong, but no spurs bothering 9850 at this time. 0130 Klara signs on with correct A-13 schedule of the only two English broadcasts left. In one more week, for B-13 we know this will shift to 0230 on 7425, and the other one shifts to 2100 on 7465, daily except Sun/UT Mon (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** ANGUILLA. 11775, Oct 19 at 2117, open carrier/dead air from The [so-called] University Network, whilst PMS is unobstructed on 13845 WWCR; by 2121, she starts cutting on and off 11775 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BANGLADESH. 15105, Oct 20 at 1245, S Asian music, 1249 talk in presumed English, very poor signal from Bangladesh Betar. 15505, Oct 20 at 1357, BB is on with tone, 1357:28 IS starts; off-timesignal ends at 1359:53, opening Urdu; very poor with flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** CHINA. Firedrake [non], CNR1 jamming Oct 20 before 1300: 17250, JBA broadcast at 1246, presumed this 13130, good at 1250 with flutter; not synch with weak 13830 which is a few seconds ahead of 13130 12230, fair at 1253 with flutter 9200, poor at 1256 No others found in the 16 and 14 MHz bands (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** COSTA RICA. 9590-9670, Oct 20 at 0124, DRM noise bleeding from 9630 REE relay can be heard out to plus/minus 40 kHz, gradually declining, but really bad far beyond the alleged 10-kHz DRM bandwidth of 9625-9635. We can hardly wait for this to be turned off in a week, good riddance! (Tho we don`t yet know whether REE will attempt to replace it with DRM direct from Noblejas.) I would not say that, if the DRM Consortium had restricted DRM to unoccupied fixed-band ranges instead of invading the middle of AM SWBC bands causing untold collateral damage (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA [and non]. 4765, Oct 20 at 0058, NO signal from R. Progreso, but a JBA carrier from Tajikistan and/or Brasil, blocked since the beginning of October. Arnie Coro called this ``experimental``, so is it over now, or the fine old ``pristine`` Ukrainian transmitter failed? Same situation at 0127 check. After another spurt of activity on his blog, Arnie has again failed to post any DXUL scripts since the end of September (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA. RadioCuba failed to turn CRI off 5990 by 0057 Oct 20, kept it on past 0100 opening English, additionally splashing 5980; see PERU. 6165, Oct 20 at 0108, RHC is in wrong language, Spanish instead of English, which is on 6000 only; 0122 still Spanish on 6165. Not rechecked until 0554 when 6165 is in English. Meanwhile some RHC frequencies are off the air besides 4765 Progreso: At 0108, no 6100 or 9810, while Spanish remains on 5040, 11760, 11840-distorted. 5040 off the air at 0554 check, while English remains on 6165, 6125, 6060, 6000; that`s enough, in fact overkill without 5040 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** DIEGO GARCIA. 12759-USB, Oct 20 at 0122, trace of music here on VP signal, ergo AFN still active (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GREECE [and non]. 9420, UT Sunday Oct 20 at 0125, Ellenike Radiophonia presumed, but no longer classical music during this hour from Programma 3, instead Greek song. No ID heard, so can`t be certain whether this is the rump service which survived so long after everybody got fired by the government, or the EDT replacement at last. At least Romania is still playing classical music (operatic/choral at the moment) on 9535 // 7335 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GUATEMALA. 4055, Oct 20 at 1150, piano hymn from TGAV; used to sign-on late Sundays, but now early enough to propagate before sunrise (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDIA. 11985, Oct 20 at 0057, poor signal with talk, and seems // 11740 this time, the latter with CCI, i.e. AIR Sinhala service back in whack. 0102 the music seems // and by now 11740 is CCI-free and slightly stronger from GOA than 11985 is from Delhi-Khampur (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 700, Oct 20 at 1203 UT, big hum on open carrier again, previously tracked to: 700 XEGD La Poderosa + FM 90.3 Hidalgo del Parral, Chih. 5,000 1,000 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 800, Oct 20 at 1208 UT, Donald Duck is really bad this morning vs KQCV OKC, except where I can get a tight null on it pointing right at XEDD Montemorelos, Nuevo León, previously traced to La Voz del Pato Donaldo; strangely, not much from XEROK with KQCV nulled (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) See also UNID 750 ** MEXICO. 860, Oct 20 at 1211 UT, Radio Recuerdos jingle, auto time & temp as 7:11, 16 grados, then ranchera. Loops almost N/S, and there is another SS song further west with this nulled, too many possibilities for that; no problem from KKOW KS at the moment. Per Cantú: 860 XENL Radio Recuerdo Monterrey, N.L. 5,000 2,000 IRCA and WRTH agree it`s singular, so did I mishear it? Means memory/memories (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 940+, Oct 20 at 1224 UT, usual het looping E/W always audible around sunrise here, but never with any audio, no doubt XEMMM in Mexicali, per mwoffsets as of 3.5 years ago: 940 940.174 MEX XEMMM-AM 940 Oldies (Mexicali/Santa Isabel)[939.9839-] 20100406 [not explained what the bracketed frequency means]

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Cantú shows nite power of only 100 watts! 940 XEMMM 940 Oldies Mexicali, B.C. 1,000 100 And not to be confused with 50 kW XEQ in the DF which is always off to the lo side of 940 by a similar amount (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 1320, Oct 20 at 1236 UT, from SSW, ``La Poderosa, Radiorama``, with teléfonos en cabina, federal PSAs including one from Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos; 1238 teléfonos again including an 800-number, song. Dominating vs the CCI. It`s per Cantú: 1320 XECPN La Poderosa + FM 101.7 Piedras Negras, Coah. 10,000 100 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MYANMAR [and non]. 5915, Oct 20 at 1153, JBA carrier, possibly 50 kW, 356 degrees from Naypyidaw, if the 100 kW, 345 degrees from CRI Hohhot scheduled in Mongolian from 1200 hasn`t come on yet. This 5915 signal is quite weaker than something on 5910, presumably CRI Filipino service, 500 kW, 165 degrees from Beijing site until 1157 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. Following my log of 6925, R. Paisano, e-QSL received Oct 20 with this note: ``Radio Paisano is a novelty shortwave pirate station that only broadcasts on Columbus Day weekend and features the music of Lou Monte and the comedy of Pat Cooper. This was the eighth year that we were on the air. Attached is your e-QSL. Grazie, Luigi`` Nice with three ships of Columbus. And here it is added to my gallery: http://www.w4uvh.net/2013PaisanoQSL-GHauser116.jpg (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6850-AM, Oct 20 at 0103, very poor signal with music past 0107; 0112 talk, 0113 music including chimes, 0114 a little stronger. I tuned down to here since there was *no* pirate activity above 6900; 6850 off at next check 0131, and then found Wolverine on 6945-USB. Per several logs at HFU, 6850 was Radio Free Whatever: http://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,13280.0.html and signed off at 0117 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6945-USB, Oct 20 at 0133, good signal with novelty song, must have come on shortly before as earlier there were no pirates to be heard except 6850. Shortly quick ID between songs only as ``Wolverine Radio``. 0134 song is ``Breakin` Up the House``; 0137 segué to some blues. This one consistently has one of the best signals here; after 0144 for supper, I could even hear it on the kitchen table DX-390 with whip, a little better with reel-out clipped on. 0151 ``Going Up the Country`` by Canned Heat, more segués, 0157 another ID (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PERU [and non]. 5980, Oct 20 at 0100, JBA carrier from R. Chaski, until cutoff at 0101:34* which is 5.5 seconds later than yesterday. Meanwhile, Cuba failed to turn CRI off 5990 by 0057, kept it on past 0100 opening English, additionally splashing 5980 (Glenn hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1691 monitoring: confirmed on WTWW-1, 5830, UT Sunday Oct 20 starting at 0401:36. I missed checking the Oct 19 Sat 2329v airing on WTWW-2, 9930. Did anyone hear it? Ted Randall`s QSO show was still running on next frequency, 5085 at 0128 Oct 20 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5830, Oct 20 at 1152, open carrier/dead air again from WTWW-1. This is happening a lot, lately. 1254 check, modulation has resumed as late PPP is trying to get a Tennessee Ernie Ford song to play; but after 1300 change to 9479 some more OC/DA before resuming (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 7490, Oct 20 at 0117, WBCQ is on with old tape of RNI, as Allan must have decided to resume playing stuff from his archives during unsold airtime Saturday night, altho online sked still shows nothing on 7490 Saturdays/UT Sundays except Heart & Soul at 2300-0100. M&W were discussing fishing from a pier in Lower Manhattan; toll-free phone number for mailbag, 1-800-73-69-RNI (ha ha); then talking about using a phone modem (remember those?), to contact Steve Cole for his Crossband show (remember him and that?), 918-495-6996, a service provided by Isle-Net (sp?); repeated number starting with 908 instead. Plugs advertising on Radio Newyork International, cut off abruptly, other announcers said that had been Randi Steele (remember him/her?), contact P O Box 270, Flushing NY 11352. (I assume all these numbers and addresses are long defunct.) 0120 referring to a report from Gary Poopers in Rockford IL, joking about his name. Etc., etc. Checked 5110 and not //. Newer RNIs with John P Lightning appear fortnightly UT Mondays at 0000-0300 on Area 51 via 5110v-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 920, Oct 20 at 1216 UT, from NW/SE, dominant signal goes from Michael Medved far-right talkshow to a break with ID for KVEL, Vernal UT, also on 104.5 (translator), adstring including a security system, Laity Lodge referring to Tom Landry, some football coach, thehighcalling.org, local sheriff vs texting & driving; ad for something in Roosevelt [UT], local reference to ``The Basin``, steak dinner for only $22.99 in Fort Duchesne, Palmer`s American Car Care also

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in ``The Basin``. Vernal is in exotic NE Utah`s scenic dinosaur country. 1 kW night pattern goes mostly NNE, while 5 kW day pattern is non-direxional, surely already on now, way before sunrise. KYFR Iowa is barely audible with KVEL nulled (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1290, Oct 20 at 1233 UT, Spanish music and SHVA announcement, but can`t copy anything identifiable; loops N/S vs sports talk in English. The only SS which fits in NRC AM Log 2013 is KRGE, 5/5 kW in Weslaco, RGV, TX, tho it`s supposed to be religious. There are no northeast XEs on 1290 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 700, Oct 20 at 1918 UT on caradio at a hotspot for MW in a mall parking lot, I am hearing not only Spanish from KHSE in The Metroplex, but something very weak underneath making SAH of about 2 Hz. Looking at 700 map, it has to be the further Texan, KSEV in Tomball (Houston market), 15 kW day power, altho not much toward us in either station`s pattern. Short for SEVen hundred, I suppose. Could those between Dallas and Houston confirm the SAH? Otherwise, less likely would be remnant sky- or even groundwave from WLW, a bit far and this is only half a sesquihour after local mean noon, Sun at zenith. This would be a slightly more possible in Dec or Jan. Without KHSE in the way, almost same direxion, KSEV might have a better chance here on groundwave. (KTRH 740 is of course totally blocked by KRMG --- and I rarely hear anything but KRMG at night on 740 except CFZM Toronto). (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 760, Oct 20 at 1920 UT on caradio at a hotspot for MW in a mall parking lot, I am hearing not only the religiBott from KCCV Overland Park KS (Kansas City market) as usual, but something very weak under, making SAH of about 4 Hz. The second and third nearest 760s are KMTL 10 kW ND Sherwood AR, and KTKR 50 kW San Antonio TX, but direxional mostly west and east-southeast. So which one is 4 Hz from KCCV? There is no reference for such needed information. Closest is http://www.myradiobase.de/mediumwave/mwoffset.txt but woefully incomplete when it comes to US stations, on 760 listing only WJR, KFMB and WCHP, and some info there dates back more than a decade. Non-direxional 50 kW WJR remnant skywave would be another remote possibility, but it`s only half a sesquihour before local mean noon. Another possibility for such trace signals would be local overload or mixing products, but in Enid we have only three MW locals which could be easily ruled out if I had enough on the traces to compare them. FWIW, I always check 670 and 720 for Chicagoans in the daytime, which have made it before. Now at 1925 UT, 670 bears only KLTT Denver, and a very weak signal on 720 could be WGN, or KSAH San Antonio (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Atlantic carrier search, JBAs Oct 20 at 0055: only 783, Mauritania? And 882, Canary Islands? I lean toward the latter rather than Europeans due to the lower-latitude paths, and they seem to come together (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. Trans-Pacific carrier search, JBAs Oct 20 at 1147 on 747, 774, likely the 500 kW NHK Japanese (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 750, Oct 20 at 1205 UT, Rosary in Spanish --- obsessed with Mary`s bellyfruit over and over and over (BTW, confusing the womb with the stomach suggests an appalling lack of knowledge of physiology among SS Catholix); loops about WSW/ENE, suggesting KAMA El Paso which is SS, but supposedly not religious, but2 it`s Sunday morning and anystation might do that temporarily. However, NRC Pattern Book shows both day and night it`s all-westward from there. Don`t see any other likely US SS stations even eastward. Rarely hear any Spanish on 750. The most likely Mexicans in Cantú: 750 XEOH La Jefa + FM 96.1 Cd. Camargo, Chih. 1,000 750 750 XECSI Éxtasis Digital + FM 89.5 Culiacán, Sin. 5,000 250 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 940, Oct 20 at 1225 UT after noting the 940+ het from XEMMM (see MEXICO), partial ID in its null as ``94 [something] Country`` --- nothing similar in the NRC AM Log 2013 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 990, Oct 20 at 1226 UT as I tune in, 4? chimes, but not all-descending as with XEW/XET. This is mixing with XET La T Grande, and other CCI, and unthink it`s from Mont`y as never heard when surely listening to XET (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 6911-LSB, Oct 20 at 0132, intermittent Spanish (?) and some singing, extremely distorted, sounds like an artificial larynx; same later at 0138 on about 6917 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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Querido amigo, como estas ? Espero bien como mi. También si no te escribo mas es con mucho placer que cada meses recibo tu noticias por descargar tumaravilloso boletín mensual con muchas buenas noticias de radio. Con esta Mail te pregunto un gran favor si puedes. Puesto que en estés días deseo actualizar una vieja lista de Club DX que existes con dirección postal de el Redactor principal, Sito web y dirección electrónica del Club te envío una lista que tengo y te pregunto si puedes de actualizar esa corrigendo posibles yerros y eventualmente añadir datos que faltan. ASOCIACIÓN DIEXMAN URUGUAY P.o. Box 6008 11.000 MONTEVIDEO (Uruguay) eMail: c4ban@adinet.com.uy; rialv@network.bbs.com.uy; diexman@adinet.com.uy DX CLUB MONTEVIDEO Calle Batovi 2068 11.800 MONTEVIDEO (Uruguay) eMail: dxclubmontevideo@yahoo.com Con la esperanza de recibir tu contestación, te envío mi saludos y augurios por la continuación de actividades. Dàrio RESPUESTA Estimado Dario estas son las direcciones: ASOCIACIÓN DIEXMAN URUGUAY P.o. Box 6008 11.000 MONTEVIDEO (Uruguay) eMail: c4ban@adinet.com.uy; rialv@network.bbs.com.uy Estas dos ya no existen mas. diexman@adinet.com.uy esta esta vigente y se puede usar diexman@montevideo.com.uy diexman@walla.com.uy son las nuevas de la ADU

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Hector y todos los demas colegas, en el website www.short-wave.info/ encontraran mucha informacion de emisoras con solo colocar la frecuencia de una emisora podran ver una tabla que les indica que emisoras estan en esa frecuencia en hora universal actual. Ademas les indica el idioma de transmision, lugar donde se origina, direccion de la transmision y los vatios. De esta forma cuando rastreamos una banda podemos identificar lo que escuchamos. Muy interesante son los puntos geograficos desde donde algunas emisoras transmiten y otras retransmiten. Muy util este website. 73s - Guido KP4FAR

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A Comissão de Constituição e Justiça e de Cidadania (CCJ) aprovou na terça-feira (1º), em caráter conclusivo, 30 projetos de decreto legislativo (PDCs) que autorizam ou renovam, pelo período de dez anos, concessões de serviços de radiodifusão em 14 estados. As propostas, apresentadas pela Comissão de Ciência e Tecnologia, Comunicação e Informática, serão enviadas ao Senado. Leia mais em www.adxb.com.br

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** AUSTRALIA. 15340, Oct 19 at 1256, just before RHC comes on, nothing audible from HCJB; it`s active on both 15340 and 15490 at 1230-1300, and only hear something JBA on 15490 --- in contrast to good reception most of the time during our summer, longpath? Now like it`s dropped off the face of the earth (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 11780, Oct 19 at 0459, RNA overnight show with usual very good signal level easily believable as 250 kW here (tho Brazilians in the skip zone think it`s much less) --- but modulation distortion is even worse than last time I checked; and carrier is slightly wobbly. This unit certainly needs attention, before it resume totally out of whackiness, QRMing many other stations across the band as has happened before (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHINA. Firedrake [non] CNR1 jamming October 19 before 1300: 9200, poor at 1240; none in the 8s, 10s; skipping 11 MHz inbanders

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12320, poor-fair at 1252 13970, good at 1254 with flutter None in the 14-19 MHz range except weak ones in usual 15 MHz spots (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** COSTA RICA. 5970, Oct 19 at 1226, no signal from REE relay nor on 11815 at 1324 check, just NHK. Has Cariari been closed down already? No, it`s just the inexplicable Saturday scheduling variations: per Aoki, 5970 is 12-15 Sun-Fri but no broadcast on Saturday. 11815 starts at 1200 only on Sundays, 1800 M-F, and 1600 Saturdays (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EAST TURKISTAN. 17630, Oct 19 at 1258, CRI English with Chinese lesson filler, poor signal much weaker than French service with music on 17560 & 17650. French are via Kashgar, 17630 via Urumqi which I could not hear at all yesterday at 1342. Does the somewhat further north Great Circle path from Urumqi to Enid make all the difference? On the NGS Globe I see that both pass within 5 degrees of the North Pole, Kashgar on ``this`` side, and Urumqi, which is northeast of Kashgar, on the ``other`` side (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GUAM. 5765-USB, Oct 19 at 1234, still no signal from AFN, so now it`s been absent for a full month. I am about to inquire of my AFN contacts about this (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDIA. 11985, Oct 19 at 0055 yet another SNAFU at AIR: open carrier with some hum, from Delhi-Khampur site, instead of Sinhala semihour. Might have played IS at 0058 prior to wrong language Sindhi, but not tonight; still OC/hum past 0100, 0102; meanwhile 11740 via GOA is apparently in correct Sinhala show at 0055; it`s poor with flutter, and music after 0100. I wonder if anyone in Sri Lanka (let alone AIR HQ) is listening and noting the same messups. I am the only one known to report them, worldwide (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** INDONESIA. 3325+, Oct 19 at 1228, RRI Palangkaraya with surprisingly good S9+18 signal in Indonesian talk. At 1232 check, 4750 RRI Makassar is quite a bit weaker than 3325 which is playing music. 3325 even better at 1242 (Enid sunrise 1243 today). At 1243 I compare to 7325 CRI Japanese and find 3325 a tad on the hi side by comparison; 1244 traditional instruments and Radio Republik Indonesia ID, plugging its audio streaming, mentioning Surabaya and Jakarta, Berita Nasional; 1245 song. By 1305, 3325 is still audible in music; 4750 better than before with talk. Meanwhile by 1228 already there was nothing showing on 90m frequencies from PNG, q.v. (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** JAPAN. 5985, Oct 19 at 1330, Shiokaze with usual sad-piano-music theme; 1332 alarm SFX, 1335 news sounders. I had lost track of it since spring, when the 1330-1430 broadcast became too late to propagate into deep North America on 49m. But today I look for it again on previously known frequencies, as it should remain audible for another semiyear. Usually I can distinguish Japanese from Korean, but not so easy now: since I never hear an ``imnida``, it must be Japanese. Presumably English remains only on Fridays and this is Saturday. 5985 infected with the characteristic het from off-frequency Myanmar [q.v.] 5985.3 or so. By 1356, 73 minutes after sunrise here, JSR has become JBA. In fact, I find no mentions of Shiokaze in DXLD since 13-32, as Wolfgang Büschel had it August 5, when it was previously on 5985 --- but must have rotated thru two or three other 49m channels in the meantime. This is ``Sea Breeze``, alternately also in Chinese, the service dedicated to getting Japanese kidnapped by the North Korea back (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MYANMAR [and non]. 5915, Oct 19 at 1236, some weak music is here, but no doubt it`s CRI via Hohhot 694 site, Inner Mongolia, as per Aoki starting at 1200 with 4 hours of Russian and Mongolian alternating, 100 kW at 345 degrees. Myanmar Radio at 0730-1530, so better try for it before 1200. I have a very hard time getting anything readable from Myanmar, but at least one frequency for certain: 5985.3, Oct 19 at 1240, very poor signal but surely Yangon on its signature off-frequency; no het as nothing on 5985.0 --- until Shiokaze at 1330: see JAPAN (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NETHERLANDS. 24958-USB, approx., Oct 19 at 1401, PA1CC calling CQ and then making contacts with Russia and USA. The upper hambands are hopping, some contest benefiting from upward MUFs, altho not much showing yet today on 10m. QRZ.com listing: PA1CC, Ton van Tuijn, Noord Besterdstraat 16, 5014 JG Tilburg, Netherlands Tuned up to 25000, but no sign of that Finnish MIKES timesignal which ought to make it to N America if Eurohams can on 12m (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 3905, Oct 19 at 1233, JBA AM carrier among the SSB QRhaM, so apparently NBC New Ireland, Kavieng remains active. Replying to my previous log on Oct 17, Ron Howard says he confirmed it that day at 1202, and also heard it Oct 12-15 as late as 1404* but unconfirmed on Oct 16 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** PERU. 5980, Oct 19 at 0056, R. Chaski JBA carrier, with 5990 splash; cutoff at 0101:28.5 which is 5.5 seconds later than yesterday, as time marches on (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** RUSSIA. 5930, Oct 19 at 1301, R. Rossii via Petropavlovsk/Kamchatsky finished at 1300 but good carrier is still on with some hum until 1301:37*. No CW markers followed like used to on ex-6075 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** TURKEY. 9770, Oct 19 at 0053, TRT IS and then ID starting ``Burasi`` = Turkish for here is, but then speaking Chinese! Normally, the Spanish service at 0100 on 9770 isn`t on this far before the hour. Emirler must have turned on early, and plugged in some program feed from webcast, as there is no Chinese from VOT on SW schedule anywhere near this hour. Might also have been one of multi-lingual IDs interspersed with IS as they used to do with old IS, except this Chinese talk was more than just an ID, maybe sign-off of previous program; 0054 back to IS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1691 monitoring: confirmed on Area 51 webcast, and presumably WBCQ 5110v-CUSB, UT Saturday Oct 19 after 0200. Also confirmed on WRMI webcast, and presumably 9955, Saturday after 1500. Next: Saturday 1730 on WRN to North America; Saturday 2329v on WTWW-2 9930; UT Sunday 0401v on WTWW-1 5830 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 630, Oct 19 at 0505 UT, solo M voice with hymn, from NE/SW, no doubt the St Louis station ex-KXOK (vs KHOW Denver from the NW/SE with I-70 traffic report: close to right angle apart, they are mutually nullable). Apparently 630 STL was off the air for a while: NRC AM Log 2013 lists this as KJSL, 5/5 kW U4, religious ``Truth Talk``. Eric Bueneman, IRCA who keeps close track of his local radio scene, says in the Oct 5 DX Monitor, ``Bible Broadcasting Network signed my local on 630 back on the air September 25 as KYFI; the format is better than the fundamentalist talk that had been on the frequency for the last 19 years``. His further comments: ``The fundamentalist Christian talk shows are gone from the station, replaced with a mix of Christian Easy Listening music and teaching from Bible Broadcasting Network. The studios for the station were moved out of St. Louis to Charlotte, NC (BBN's flagship is WYFQ 930). KJSL had its local studios in Creve Coeur. Crawford acquired the station (the former KXOK) in 1994. Crawford still holds onto KSTL 690, broadcasting an Urban Gospel format as "Shine 690"; for how long is another question. KSTL is back to 24-hour operation after selling the 630 outlet``. Looks like it will now be harder to hear XEFB Monterrey NL, never a bigsig here unlike many other Mexicans. NRC Pattern Book shows it throws westward, while St Louis` major lobe is to the SSW, and KHOW to the SE and SW (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 840, Oct 19 at 1220 UT, main station here is not WHAS or KTIC, but something NW/SE, speaker with strange accent answering questions fed by unaccented person about whether Arabs are descended from Abraham. In fact his accent was so heavy at first I thought it was some unEnglish language. The only thing which fits by format and direxion is KWDF in Ball LA, street address in Pineville, per NRC AM Log as REL: K-Love, 8 kW non-direxional daytimer, 7 am to LSS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** VIETNAM. 7906-USB, Oct 19 at 1307, Ho Chi Minh City Radio, YL in accented English mentioning ``one person overboard`` in notices to mariners; other SSB QRM from the hi side; into Vietnamese. Check // 8294-USB but it`s much weaker; 1314 in English again citing lots of numbers, like positions of vessels or obstruxions, 1315 back to Vietnamese. Ends at 1318:15* after a long series of very rapid tones at same pitch (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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“RUS-DX” # 738 - Broadcasting of Russia, countries of CIS and Baltiya - Sunday / 20, October 2013 Information bulletin of Russian DX League - Electronic versión - Time : UTC Editor : Anatoly Klepov - QTH : Moscow, Russia - E-mail : rusdx@yandex.ru Web site : http://rusdx.narod.ru (Russian / English) - Web site : http://rusdx.ucoz.com (Russian) Groups : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rusdx (Russian / English) “RUS-DX” may not be redistributed without permission. If quoting from the bulletin, please list the original reporter and “RUS-DX” as source. Radio Rossii The local transmitters broadcasting Radio Rassii in RR ( except on 4050 KHz ) are still on the air. They are: Stream # 1 ( or Dubl 1 ) on 5930P,5940 and 7320

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# 2 on 7230 # 3 on 6085, 6100 and 6195 # 4 only on LW/MW # 5 on 5930M, 6160, 12070/13665/13735/.... and all on LW and MW. Here are some of these observed recenthly: at 0340 5930M with own local prgr or stream 5 and 171LW//945MW with another prgr on 10 October; at 0415 stream # 5 on 12070//5930M, 6160; 1545-1600 stream #5 13735//5930M//6160 and after 1600 only 13735 and stream #3 on 6085 and 6115 and from 1612 with different prgr than 13735 on 7 October; at 1912 on 7230 stream 2 and on 7215 stream # 5 on 10 October. The nx bulletin on every hour is same for all Dubls. (Rumen Pankov, Sofia, Bulgaria) The Republic of Sakha ------------------------- " Radio -Sakha " launches a new broadcasting network " Radio -Sakha " - the only Republican in Yakutia, radio, general format , which produces all kinds of radio production - information, socio-political , musical , literary, drama , children's programs. The success of these programs - the task of journalists. From the journalist concerned to prepare for a particular transmission from his creativity as a whole depends on purity of broadcasting. From October 14, " Radio -Sakha " began broadcasting on the new grid. On the innovations at the national radio broadcast tells the director NVK " Saha " Maxim Berezin "The new broadcasting network run with a calculation of the increase in the number of radio listeners. Would like to see our programs are available and have been among young people and teenagers," - says the director of his original idea. From 06-00 to 09-00 hours in the broadcasting introduced new sections: "Alyptaah yrya", "Keskil tүsteen", "Tyldyt," "My Ulus - my pride." In the last five-minute section will sound stories, sent staff ulus branches NVK "Sakha". In the morning broadcast also remain "Horoscope", "Day in History", "ALAMAN kүҥҥe Aykhal" and others. From 09-00 to 12-00 hours of work will be "City Channel" for the students and visitors to the capital of Yakutsk. It is only in Russian Previously, this channel was not. The new program covers news of the capital, will open the problem of urban households and residents of the city, met wonderful people, etc. The new channel is informational and educational in nature and publicist. We think he will find his wide audience. "Another innovation we give to children - continues Maxim Berezin. - From 18-00 to 19-00 hours each day, except weekends, its a program" Sir simehtere. "Children will be held live on various competitions will be held dialogues and conversations with students. Under the heading of past years, "APTA holbuyachaan" will be transmitted tales for kids. ". "Radio-Sakha" is working on a wave of FM - 107.1 for Yakutsk, and CB - 864 kHz. Listeners wanting to join in the live broadcast can call the studio 32-00-66 and 32-11-66. Their suggestions and wishes you can share the call: 42-47-25, 34-15-96, 34-37-65. (ysia.ru / OnAir.ru) Samarskaya oblast. Syzran. New FM station. Pervoe dobroe radio (Radio MIR). 101,8 MHz. WEB : www.radiomir.fm. (mir24.tv / OnAir.ru)QSL Received the electronic and paper (laminated) QSL card for reception. RTV Podmoskovje. Address: 1st Magistalnaya st., 14, page 8, Moscow, 123007 E-mail: radio@rtvp.ru WEB: www.rtvp.ru Tel. : (495) 660-58-98 Fax: (499) 259-56-58 CEO: V.N.Shkurenko. The station broadcast on the frequencies: MW 846 kHz, 75 kW, Moscow region, pos.Novye Psarki. 25 transmitters VHF / UHF-FM capacity of about 0.1 to 2.5 kW (Editor) Forwards the response to my letter of Elena Osipova , working in the English service " Voice of Russia " . Unfortunately with the Russian service did not answer me . Here's the message : Dear Dmitry , Thank you for your letter . We inform you that a new series devoted to Moscow , consists of three QSL cards with views of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, St. Basil 's Cathedral and the Tower of the Moscow Kremlin Arsenal . Obviously, you've already got all the cards of the new series . We wish you good reception and waiting for new messages. Sincerely, Yelena Osipova World Service broadcasts in English voice of Russia (Dmitry Kutuzov , Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") Got a QSL-cards from the "Voice of Mongolia" for the reception in Russian through a transmitter, "Voice of Russia" 27.09.2013, 21.48-21.58 UTC on the frequency 999 kHz. The card drawing Mongolian family. The report sent the e-mail: vom.russian@yahoo.com (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") MONITORING Dmitry Mezin. September 13, 2013, Helsinki (island Seurasaari). The range of 41 meters. Time 13.04 UTC and on. Rx: Tecsun PL-660 telescopic antenna. 7235, Voice of Russia in Japanese, 35433, a transmitter in Irkutsk. 7245, the two stations, weak, like the one in Chinese (CNR-2?) The second could be a "Tajik voice" of Dushanbe. 7505, Voice of Russia in Hindi, the transmitter in Tazhdikistane. 45444. ("open_dx”)

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SHORTWAVE BULLETIN - Issue no. 1782, 13 October, 2013. edited by Thomas Nilsson, Sweden Log 4765,06 Oct2 0050 Tajik R 1, Yangiyul Tajik reading poetry with local music in background, 0043 clear ID: "Injo Dushanbe", ann and more reading with music 45333. Cuba could not be heard at this hour AP-DNK 6035 Oct11 1632 “Voice of Russia broadcasting from London”. EE px. Strong. No sign of Bhutan for a long time. TN Other radio news The future for Voice of Russia In recent months, there have been reports in the radio hobby press, that Voice of Russia plans to discontinue shortwave broadcasting this year. Following a query to my contacts at the station, I received the following response today. Dear Ms. Van Horn, Thank you very much for your letter. At the moment, the Voice of Russia continues to broadcast on all the frequencies, including shortwave ones. The station has been broadcasting on these frequencies since the beginning of 2013. The only exception was made to AM frequency 1430 kHz in New York where the broadcasting was stopped due to poor quality of transmission. As far as shortwave broadcasting is concerned, there are many plans for its further development. However, I can neither confirm nor deny mass media reports relating to the claims that the Voice of Russia is to discontinue shortwave broadcasting. Besides, I cannot give you any details regarding this matter since no decision has been made yet. Thank you very much for your letter. I look forward to further cooperation with you in the future. Mark Stolyar Senior Executive Producer, English World Service Radio VR (Voice of Russia), London DAB+, Washington D.C. 1390AM, 103.5FM HD-2, Miami 99.9FM HD-2 Chicago 100.3FM HD-2 (From Shortwave Central, Wednesday, October 09, 2013 via RUS-DX # 737, 13 October 2013) ** RUSSIA. RADIO ROSSII WILL STOP ITS BROADCASTS ON LW AND MW IN 2014 http://digit.ru/telecom/20131002/406216082.html MOSCOW, October 2. Digit.ru. All Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK) in 2014 will completely stop broadcasting Radio Russia on long wave and on medium wave in the regions, as said to Digit.ru an industry source. This will be another step to reduce the broadcasting of public radio on the far broadcasting in the regions of Russia. As previously reported by Digit.ru, March 14, stopped broadcasting on longwave and medium wave radio station Mayak after which the station can be heard only in a few dozen cities, where works few transmitters on FM. Deputy General Director Sergei Arkhipov of VGTRK confirmed plans on switching off broadcasting Radio Russia on long wave and to reduce broadcasts on medium wave. He said that Radio Russia in the NE will be turned off where the radio station is broadcasting on shortwave and FM. Reduction of broadcasting will happen, according to Arkhipov, due to the decreased of funding of VGTRK in 2014. -- (via Ivan Lebedevsky, St. Petersburg, Russia, Oct 4, mwdx yg via WORLD OF RADIO 1690, DXLD) [continuation, rest of story chopped from above source:] In turn , the source Digit.ru said that VGRTR funding in 2014 will be reduced by 15% compared with 2013 year. At the same time , the termination of Russia Radio broadcast on long wave and a reduction in the average will broadcast in a loss of about 800 million rubles a year, the state-owned RTRS that broadcast in the interests of VGRTR . This year, the RTRS due to the cessation of broadcasting in the far air " Mayak " and other public radio station "Voice of Russia ", according to the Ministry of Communications , has received less about 1.5 billion rubles of income . As a result of loss from the operation of the network RTRS powerful broadcasting in 2013, will grow to 2.5 billion rubles to 1 billion rubles in 2012. In RTRS at the time of publication of comments were not provided (via Victor Rutkowske , Ekaterinburg, Russia "open_dx" via RusDX Oct 6 via DXLD) And here another sad news. Radio Teos, which broadcasts on 1089 kHz, in St. Petersburg, has also reduced their broadcasts, and the new transmission times are - 0500-1300 UT and only on Mondays to Fridays. No more broadcasts on weekends. 73! (Ivan Lebedevsky, St. Petersburg, Russia, mwmasts yg via DXLD) All LW txs and some MW txs will be stopped, but SW txs will be on the air. Heard on 7 October at 1512-1557 Radio Rassii Stream #5 on 5930//6160//13735 and from 1600 13735 // MW 945 (site Novocherkassk, Ryazan District) And at 1530 Stream #4 on 6085//6195 (1512-1657 and close/down on both frequencies). Stream #2 on 7230: 1852 warming longtiming pips, 1900 ID of R. Rassii and news (common news in Russian for all streams. Really Stream #3 is not heard here more – it was only on 4050 SW. (Written by Rumen Pankov, Sofia, Bulgaria on 8 October 2013 for DX LISTENING DIGEST and WORLD OF RADIO) ** RUSSIA. 5930 // weaker 5940, Oct 7 at 1247, R. Rossii with electronic music barely budging from one note with a beat, rather trance-inducing? 1252 finally morphs to a few more notes, but 1255 wrapping up announcements. 5930 = Pet/Kam, 5940 = Magadan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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DX-Window No. 490 - from the Danish Shortwave Club International Greve, Denmark Editor and Distributor: Anker Petersen - October 16, 2013 DX NEWS AZERBAIJAN 9677.6, Voice of Talyshistan, Stepanakert, 1510, Oct 05, Talysh repeat continued message, awful audio and modulation, 33333. (Giroletti) CLANDESTINES and other Target Broadcasts 7575, R Ranginkaman/R Rainbow, via Kichinev, Moldova (100 kW, 100 degrees). New time of from Sep 30: Mo/Fr 1700-1730 to Western Asia in Farsi, ex 1600-1630. (Ivanov in DX Re Mix News no. 801, Oct 10) KYRGYZSTAN 4795, Kyrgyz R1, Kransaya Rechka, Bishkek, 1620-1710, Oct 01, Kyrgyz talk, local music and songs, low modulation and noises, 32322. Better reception on 4010 (33333). (Dritsas) 5130, SW Relay Service, Kransaya Rechka, Bishkek, 1715-1745, Oct 01, talk with light music in the background. Strong QRM by a local 2-way station on the same frequency. I used USB to avoid the interference, but it was impossible. After 1742 many static noises interfered very hard, so I couldn’t listen to the station. (21221). On Oct 03, I listened again to the station at 1600-1705 with much better reception, clear Farsi talk with light music and songs, 33333. (Dritsas) RUSSIA 5930, R Rossii, Yelizovo, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, 1227, Oct 01, ”Blues in the Night” by Sinatra(?), including whistling segment, it must be American Standards night at R Rossii during its final hour before midnite sign-off // 5940 Magadan. 5930 is a couple words ahead of 5940 which is quite weaker this time, respectively rating fair and poor. (Hauser) 7320, R Rossii, Arman, Magadan, 0539, Oct 03, ID: ”Okhotsk” as HFCC-registered. Also heard same day at 1246 during jazz song in English? Fair signal with flutter, getting into winter propagation mode this early from 59+ degrees north. (Hauser) TAJIKISTAN 4765.06, Tajik R 1, Yangiyul, 2330-0050, Oct 02 and 04, Tajik reading poetry with local music in background, 0043 clear ID: "Injo Dushanbe", ann and more reading with music, 45333. Cuba could not be heard at this hour. (Giroletti and Petersen). Also heard at 1730, Oct 12, local music, 32333. (Giroletti) ** RUSSIA. Estimados colegas del diexismo: Ante las noticias del cese de emisiones por onda corta de La Voz de Rusia, sería interesante enviar cartas, faxes o correos electrónicos de protesta. Os envio el modelo que ya les he remitido por distintas vías. Por cierto. cuando se intenta con el fax que ellos nos dieron al Club S500, contesta una persona en ruso y no se consigue transmitir el fax. Un saludo. EMILIO http://www.clubs500.es ************ ********* ********* ********* ** To: ELENA NIKOLÁEVA, Spanish Section, Radio LA VOZ DE RUSIA, (Servicio en español) Pyátnitskaya, 25 Moscú 115326 RUSIA post_es@ruvr.ru Fax: +7 (495) 950 66 24 ************ ********* ********* ********* ** Estimados amigos y amigas de la Voz de Rusia: Hace unos días me comentaron unos colegas que la emisora de Radio La Voz de Rusia cesaba sus transmisiones en onda corta a partir del 1 de enero de 2014. No puedo más que trasladar mi disgusto y desaprobación por lo que considero una decisión absurda que priva al mundo del canal de noticias más fiable e importante al que tenemos acceso. No creo que la solución a este corte de emisiones sean las "nuevas tecnologías" ya que no están disponibles en la mayor parte de los países; y que la única forma de llegar a cada oyente no es otra que la radio por onda corta. Espero que dicha decisión se rectifique con la mayor brevedad pues su país no puede permitirse el lujo de no hacerse sentir en cada rincón del planeta, y perder así la influencia permanente que ejerce en la opinión internacional. Ya os trasladé mi decepción por la pérdida de las emisiones para España (y el absurdo DRM) y no puedo más que solicitar la vuelta al mismo ámbito con que se situaban las transmisiones de nuestra querida emisora (para mí siempre Radio Moscú) hace pocos años. Os ruego, por favor, que transmitáis a los directivos de la emisora mi protesta por el cese de las emisiones en español en onda corta convencional y mi deseo para que la decisión sea reconsiderada y cuanto antes vuelvan (continúen) a nuestros receptores la sintonía de la Voz de Rusia. Reciban mi más sincera admiración, Fdo: Ciudad (País): (Julio Martínez, Oct 11, noticiasdx yg via DXLD)

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HITLIST NOW AT WORLDOFRADIO.COM You may recall that the defunct Media Network once provided handy linx to SW stations. Alan Roe has maintained a much more user-friendly and thorough page for the World DX Club, and now following the closure of WDXC, I am pleased to welcome Alan`s page to World of Radio. Try it when you need to find a particular station or its webcasts, etc. Direct link is: http://www.w4uvh.net/hitlist.htm Or via http://www.worldofradio.com (Glenn Hauser, Oct 14, DX LISTENING DIGEST and numerous lists)

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HFCC B13 http://hfcc.org/data/b13/index.phtml http://hfcc.org/data/b13/b13allx2.zip (193 kB) (Aleksandr Diadischev, Ukraine, Oct 13, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST) PUBLICATIONS: http://hfcc.org/data/b13/index.phtml http://hfcc.org/data/b13/b13allx2.zip (193 kB) (Aleksandr Diadischev, Ukraine / “deneb-radio-dx” & “open_dx”) BROADCASTING IN RUSSIAN ALASKA Constantine Tchernushenko reported that posted on the web page KNLS new schedule for the winter season. Schedule KNLS in Russian (B-13): 08.00-09.00 UTC - 9655 kHz 16.00-17.00 UTC - 6190 kHz 17.00-18.00 UTC - 6190 kHz Full Schedule: http://www.knls.net/rus/schedule.htm (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") TAIWAN Of ether into reality: the first meeting of old friends http://rti-ru.livejournal.com/306768.html # cutid1 (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") "VOICE OF AND" (Voronezh) ------------------------------------ Season B-13. 15.30 - 16.30 UTC Frequency: 13740 kHz. (Editor) FREQUENCY SCHEDULE The Novosibirsk DX website at: http://www.novosibdx.info/ we started spread radio frequency schedule in Russian forthcoming the winter season. Schedules are scarce, but the section will gradually grow. If you have a new winter schedule radio stations have not yet submitted This section is a big request to share them by using the form at the end of the section. Igor Jaremenko. ("deneb-radio-dx")

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Estações estarão integradas com congêneres das Forças Armadas e cobrirão boa parte do território nacional. LABRE foi citada em minuta da ANATEL http://www.radioamadores.org/news/news-2013/news-2013-18.pdf A ANATEL abriu no último dia 10 de outubro de 2013 uma pesquisa de preços para a "aquisição de estações para a monitoração do espectro radioelétrico e radiolocalização em LF, MF e HF, serviços de montagem, instalação e integração, treinamento e garantia de pleno funcionamento do sistema". Segundo a minuta serão 4 estações completas aptas ao monitoramento dos 30 kHz aos 30 MHz munidas de antenas especializadas, demoduladores, SDRs, "radiogoniometria utilizando técnicas de múltiplos sítios e sítiosúnicos" com "super-resolução, permitindo a localização independente de múltiplos emissores operando simultaneamente numa mesma frequência, adequada portanto nas faixas de uso compartilhado", operação multiusuário integrada em rede "permitindo o compartilhamento dos recursos por todas as representações regionais da Anatel e por entidades conveniadas". As estações estarão localizadas nas regiões Sul, Centro Oeste, Norte e Nordeste, em instalações dedicadas. Suas localizações foram projetadas tendo em vista a integração com outras estações monitoras existentes das Forças Armadas, provendo melhor cobertura e maior precisão no territorio nacional. A aquisição faz parte do esforço da ANATEL para cumprir exigências de gestão e controle espectral devido demandas provocadas pelos Grandes Eventos como Copa do Mundo e Olimpíadas. Após os eventos, as estações e o pessoal treinado serão um legado nacional material, técnico e intelectual para seguir com os trabalhos de monitoramento espectral e fiscalização. A LABRE - Liga de Amadores Brasileiros de Rádio Emissão, através do GDE– Grupo ad-hoc de Defesa Espectral, participou de todas consultas públicas sobre aquisição das estações monitoras oficiais relevantes ao serviço. Nesta ocasião a ANATEL citou na minuta argumentos e denuncias da LABRE para fortalecimento do monitoramento no Brasil:

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"A Consulta Pública n° 07 de 2013, sobre aquisição do Sistema de Monitoramento do Espectro em VHF, UHF e SHF, recebeu contribuição da LABRE - Liga de Amadores Brasileiros de Rádio Emissão, cuja justificativa cita o seguinte: `A LABRE manifesta preocupação com as recentes minutas referentes às aquisições de equipamentos para monitoramento que não contemplem também as frequências baixas, neste caso aquelas abaixo dos 30 MHz, atingindo o HF – MF - LF. Estes segmentos são de importância para execução de comunicações militares, do setor aéreo, utilitárias, radiodifusão, radioamadores em apoio às comunicações emergenciais (RENER – Rede Nacional de Emergência dos Radioamadores), etc. Tecnologias PLC (Power Line Communication)– mesmo na modalidade Narrow Band – demandam redobrada atenção dada as características profundamente interferentes destas redes. A LABRE defende que a Anatel esteja com capacidade renovada de monitoramento também no HF-MF-LF. Considerando o legado derivado das aquisições, a redução da frequência mínima atende ao monitoramento de uma gama maior de espectro e serviços, maximizando o custo/benefício com a utilidade ampliada das aquisições. A inclusão do SSB deve-se à sua ampla utilização em frequências baixas". Prossegue a ANATEL: "Adicionalmente, tendo ainda em mente os objetivos estratégicos inicialmente apontados, cabe destacar que o sistema de monitoração da "International Amateur Radio Union - IARU", organismo que trabalha junto à UIT nas discussões sobre o Serviço de Radioamador, tem detectado sistematicamente ao longo dos últimos anos, em algumas bandas do serviço, a presença d e transmissões originadas no Brasil por não autorizados, o que traz repercussões negativas à imagem do país. Preocupada com o cenário, A "Liga de Amadores Brasileiros de Rádio Emissão – LABRE" - desde outubro de 2012 voltou a representar o Brasil no Sistema de Monitoramento da IARU. A missão é identificar os sinais invasores no espectro alocado ao Serviço de Radioamador, compartilhar informações com os monitores e estabelecer apoio mútuo internacional para soluções das interferências, em parceria com as administrações nacionais de telecomunicações". "Tal iniciativa porem carece de suporte compatível por parte dos organismos oficiais, em especial em decorrência de restrições instrumentais para atuação da Agência de forma eficiente na identificação de usuários não autorizados". "Possivelmente, os fatores que contribuem para o uso indevido do espectro são: bo a propagação das ondas de rádio a longa distância, facilidade de aquisição e instalação de equipamentos transceptores e a falta de recursos para fiscalização ostensiva pelos órgãos competentes." Sobre a utilização do HF, a ANATEL considerou: "Verifica-se também que, mesmo com os avanços nas comunicações a longa distância via satélite, as comunicações em baixas frequências há muito vem sendo discutidas por órgãos de telecomunicações ligados ao governo de alguns países, em virtude do surgimento de novas tecnologias digitais que permitiram uma melhoria significativa na qualidade das transmissões nestas faixas de freqüências (...)" "Além da utilização pelas forças armadas que atuarão na segurança nos Grandes Eventos, as faixas de HF e abaixo são também utilizadas como meio alternativo em caso de falha dos sistemas convencionais além de prover canais de emer gência, rádio frequências específicas de uso internacional (International Distress Frequency), designadas para comunicações apenas em caso de necessidade extrema pelos órgãos aeronáutico e marítimo". "Para tanto, é essencial que a Anatel possua recurso de monitoração e radiolocalização que garanta a operacionalidade desses sistemas de telecomunicações, e que possibilite detectar e solucionar possíveis interferências prejudiciais nas comunicações e o uso indevido do espectro nas faixas de LF/MF/HF, inclusive nas regiões onde se darão os Grandes Eventos Internacionais". "Após os Grandes Eventos Internacionais, a solução de monitoração do espectro radioelétrico e radiolocalização em LF, MF e HF permanecerá disponível para que a Agência controle, de forma contínua e efetiva, o uso do espectro de radiofrequências". A minuta pode ser lida na íntegra através do seguinte link: http://tinyurl.com/anatel-monitor

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Listening today 14th October 2013, China Radio International at 13790 khz at 12:50 utc, English service with notes about computation technology in China and its comparison with occidental counterparts. Excellent quality. SINPO: 44444. Log from Temuco, Chile, 16th October 2013: 12085, Voice of Mongolia, 10:00 utc. Begining of Mandarín service with news and music at 10:00 utc. SINPO: 44444. Log from Temuco, Chile, 17th October 2013: 13790, China Radio International, 10:10 utc. English service with news, at 10:15 utc was transmitted a music fragment and indicated the identification signal "China Radio International", and it continue the program with economical news in industral zones of China. SINPO: 44444. Log from Temuco, Chile, 17th October 2013: 15345, RAE (Radiodifusión Argentina al Exterior), 17:10 utc. German service, it was interpreted songs of local rock and comments about it. SINPO: 44444. Logs from Temuco, 18th October 2013: 11975, RFE/Radio Liberty, 14:10 utc. Tajik service with news read my a men, at 14:15 utc was mentioned the identification signal, and it continue the program with comments and interviews. SINPO: 33333.

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Log from Temuco, Chile, 22th October 2013: 11965, NHK World Radio Japan, 20:50 utc. Japanese service with music and comments by an men, it end the transmission at 21:00 utc. SINPO: 44444. Log from Temuco, Chile, 23th October 2013: 11910, Voice of Korea, 20:10 utc. Korean service with news read by a men and women, and with patriotic himns. SINPO: 44444. Log from Temuco, Chile, 24th October 2013: 11925, CNR-1, 21:10 utc. Mandarin service with local music and comments by a men. Excellent quality. SINPO: 444444. Log from Temuco, Chile, 25th October 2013: 11955, Adventist World Radio, 20:00 utc. Identification signal and Dyula service with Christian lessons and songs. SINPO: 33333. Log from Temuco, 28th October 2013: 13695, China Radio International, 19:30 utc. French service with intepretation of local folk music and comments about rural people in China. SINPO: 44333. Log from Temuco 29th October 2013 , before field work at Icalma lake.... 11835, CNR-2, Mandarin service with news, spoken by a men. Excellent audio. SINPO: 44444. Log from, Temuco, Chile, 30th October 2013: 15345, RAE, 19:45 utc. German service with typical music (tango). SINPO: 33333. See you as soon as possible, if God wants, many blessings !!

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AUDIOCLIP AND QSL HCJB AUSTRALIA. HCJB Australia, 15490 KHz confirm with QSL card in 15dd. Report with mp3 file sent to english@hcjb.org.au. QSL and audioclip available here: http://blog.libero.it/radioascolto/12408432.html QSL CARD FROM EJ0PL INISHMORE ISLAND. The DX-pedition EJ0PL to Inishmore Island IOTA EU-006 confirm with QSL card in 50dd. The picture is available here: http://blog.libero.it/radioascolto/12419111.html VFF MCTS IQALUIT CANADA NAVTEX. Warnings in navtex mode on 8416.5 KHz 04.00 - 04.30 Multipsk screenshots available here: http://blog.libero.it/radioascolto/12435096.html 73's de Francesco - QTH: Central Italy RX: ICOM r72 - ANT: 100 mt LW

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Tuve el fin de semana (15OCT) ocupado en otras actividades y no hice casi DX, pero a mi juicio, las condiciones era bastante malas, sumado a inestabilidades locales que aportaban estáticos abundantes. MW 1120 R.Salto escuchada muy bien la noche del sábado y ayer lunes, dominando netamente el canal (ni rastros de Sarmiento de San Juan). 1210 R. Las Flores (posible), escuchada ayer lunes sobre las 01.00 UTC con programa folklórico y avisos comerciales de localidades del interior de la provincia de Bs.As. (disputando el canal con emisora religiosa chilena) SW 5005 Guinea Ecuatorial??? (posible), se notaba portadora y modulación muy baja e ininteligible, el sábado sobre las

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QSL: DDK9- Estación utilitaria de Alemania, y RMW - Estación horaria de Rusia. Últimas QSL recibidas, por cierto utilitarias, hay ocasiones en que tardan más de un año para responderte (el caso de la DDK9 de Alemania) y a veces ni te contestan, o algunas veces con suerte, hasta te verifican doble!!! (como en el caso de la Estación Horaria RMW de Moscú, que me envío doble verificación, aunque les especifiqué bien para que no fueran a duplicar mis dos reportes enviados uno por e-mail otro por via postal)... NOTICIAS: Una muestra de cómo llega a captarse la señal de DRM de la BBC. Escuchen el audio recibido por el Alinco DX-R8T en modo IQ, y decodificado en PC a través del Dream 1.12. Antena de hilo largo 15 mts x 7 mts altura. (Eso sí, para captarla hay que desvelarse, empieza a las 01:00 Hora local) 73 de XE-SWL-24-01, Magdiel Cruz. Excelente audio, subido a: http://www.goear.com/listen/0836b92/bbc-world-service-in-drm-bbc

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Excente sitio, con buena información en español... cómo construir una torre de antena, radios, antenas... etc. http://elhagalodebaruj.latinforos.net/t12-mi-torre-de-comunicaciones Recursos de manuales y software de equipos de radio ICOM, que no se encuentran en otro lugar, o que algunos ya han sido descatalogados, versiones originales y actualizaciones.... Ir buscando por modelos en carpetas separadas. http://www.thiecom.de/ftp/icom/ Más sobre el modo de Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) en onda corta: http://www.wwdxc.de/drm.pdf Anoche 24/10 buena apertura en los 40 metros, pude captar a un radioaficionado haciendo varios QSO con sus colegas al otro lado del Atlántico, en especial de USA, que no lo dejaban, insistentemente hasta que los oyera!!! 59!!! Su indicativo CN2FA!!! Estos links los comparto, pues como siempre indagando si hay radios en oferta de Mercadolibre en México... por si alguien se interesa: http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-432835276-radio-multibanda-_JM En el "Grupo Mercadito de Pulgas", están ofertando un receptor portátil, esta publicación es más confiable: Vendedor (usuario Facebook:) Luis Marco Gutierrez Vendo mi Grundig G5 en excelente estado funcional y cosmetico. Sin fallas 1500 pesos.... no incluye envio. La foto especifica lo que incluye. Modos AM, SSB, FM. Recepcion onda corta, onda media y AM. PRÓRROGA CONCURSO - SUGERENCIA!!!! Colegas del Grupo DX México, y de éste Grupo de FB "Diexismo Extremo", de igual forma a todos los que están interesados en participar, a quienes están participando en el Concurso Rápido de Cazadores de QSL... organizado por el Profesor Miguel Angel Rocha Gamez; ya que el día de hoy a las 23:59 termina el plazo para dicho concurso... qué les parece, si le solicitamos UNA PRÓRROGA hasta éste fin de semana que para algunos puede ser día feriado o festivo???? Después de ver las nuevas publicaciones que ha subido el Profre. Miguel Angel Rocha Gamez LEs comparto el link de Monitoring Times, y la triste noticia ya conocida por algunos, su impresión terminará el próximo mes de diciembre 2013: http://www.monitoringtimes.com/ KVOH en transmisiones ya regulares? Captación a las 4:00 UTC por los 9975 KHz. http://www.goear.com/listen/87ff2eb/kvoh-9975-sw Antes de salir al trabajo, sintonizando: 9870 AIR New Delhi (Vividh Bharati) 0900-1200 UTC en idioma Hindi 07/11, Desde Bengaluru, INDIA. A las 12:45 UTC, con señal 35543!!! 73 y buen día a todos! Artículo disponible para envío a México: Para quienes estén interesados en adquirir esta mini-antena: If you like, I can send traditional mail (small package) without customs declarations. - 1 circuit SMD Chirio Mini Whip 19 Euro - 1 circuit SMD + connector + PCB Chirio Mini Whip 29 Euro + Shipments 8 Euro - 1 BNC scanner Antenna Chirio Mini Whip 49 Euro - 1 Mini-Whip with 25 mm Aluminum Complete with 2.5 mt Cable 60,0 Euro + Shipments 10 Euro Payments only by Paypal chirio.com@gmail.com Best Regards, Roberto http://www.chirio.com/mini_whip_e.htm Proyectos y Teorica de antenas | Radioaficion Ham Radio http://www.radioaficion.com/HamNews/mr-aluminio/proyectos-de-antenas.html

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Seguem logs de escutas de OM realizadas hoje durante a caminhada matinal, área central de Manaus, rx Degen DE1103, ferrite intrerna, hora UTC. Boa abertura para o Caribe e Norte da América do Sul. Há novidades (em negrito): 17/10 0922 1620 WDHP, Frederiksted, ILHAS VIRGENS AMERICANAS, ee, mx religiosa, seguido de talk por YL, fading, QRM na QRG de unid em ss, 42432; 17/10 0928 1590 R. Deportes, Caracas, VENEZUELA, ss, talk OM px "Deportes em Tierra(...)", fala sobre pesquisas na área esportiva, segue px "grabado", id "Radio Deporte AM Quince-Noventa", forte, QRM de BBN Internacional (Envigado, COLÔMBIA) na QRG, 53443; 17/10 0935 1540 R. Bahamas, Nassau, BAHAMAS, mx religiosa ("I Love YOU Lord"), seguido de talk OM que chama YL por telefone. Esta, por sua vez, inicia oração em tom exaltado, id, forte, apito na portadora, sinal estável, 54444; 17/10 0944 1500 R. Dos Mil, Cumaná, VENEZUELA, mx "campesina" (equivalente à nossa sertaneja), intercalada por id e hora certa, forte, apito na portadora, leve chiado, leve fading, 54444; 17/10 0949 1490 R. Punto Cinco, Bogotá, COLÔMBIA, talk OM sobre "consulta esotérica", "solución de problemas", saúda moradores de bairros de Bogotá, segue talk consulta ao vivo com YL, leve QRM de unjid em ss na QRG, leve fading, 44444; 73' - Arthur Antonio Raimundo - Manaus AM Brasil - 03º05'41"S 60º01'57"W FI96XV

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5890 Radio Farda idioma pérsico 44444 (Radio Kaito antena telecopica en mi cuarto. Y a capelaaaa..!) Escuchaba ahora 8:20 / 8:50 5940 Radio Melodia Peru.musica y comentarios 5910 Alcaraban Radio 5110 wbcq E.U. Tn. 5085 wtww Lebanon E.U. 5990 R INT china español Robo de señales cable tv Luigi, no se si te refieres a los instalados por Las compañías o lo que se le llama "FREE TO AIR" Pero en numerosas revistas venden un articulo llamado "cleartv" el cual ves las señales de tv sin mensualidades, contratos etc. Solo paga el costo del artículo $19.99 y mide 7" x 7" aproximadamente. Puedes buscalo en la web de este modo. "Cleartv" Bueno... si te refieres a eso ya que lo venden en los EU y en revistas aquí. No dudo que Walgreen lo traiga ya que se dedican a traer artículos "as see on tv" No obstante, si es el "free to air" que muchos instalan por su cuenta y/o otros cobran como unos $450.00 es otra cosa. Esos son satelites de facil acceso y no creo exista regulacion. Es como impedir que escuches estacionesOnda corta sin pagar lo que sale al ¿¿"AIRE"..???

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Alcaravan Radio 5910kHz. 00:42UTC SINPO-34323 con musica en espanol. WHRY Cypress 5920kHz. 00:45UTC SINPO-45444 musica religiosa desde Cypress Creek WWCR Nashville 5935kHz. 00:49UTC SINPO-55555 sermon religioso con linea de ultraderecha US. En ingles desde Nashville R. Voz Missionaria 5940kHz 00:52UTC SINPO-32433 desde Camborio en Brazil pero con mucha interferencia de WWCR. PBS Xingiang 5960kHz 00:56UTC SINPO-42233 en chino desd Urumqi R. Itatiaia 5970kHz 01:00UTC SINPO-22322 transmision desde Belo Horizonte Brazil All India Radio 5990kHz 01:03 UTC. SINPO-55545 en idioma Sindhi desde Delhi. Canticos locales RHC 6000kHz 01:04UTC. SINPO-55555 noticias con comentarios sobre situacion en congreso de EEUU EN 6010kHz si alguien con una antena mas direccional puede extraer algo de las varias emisoras que estan alli , bienvenido R. China Int. 6020kHz 01:11UTC. SINPO-55555 en espanol con excelente senal y noticias muy bien reportadas y balanceadas. R. Marti. 6030kHz 01:13UTC SINPO - 55555 deportes e inefectivo intento del sistema de interferencia Dentrocuban de eliminarla. HCJB Quito. 6050kHz. 01:15UTC. SINPO-44344. Canciones en dialecto Waodani Receptor- Sony ICF 2010 con antena de alambre de 50 pies. Saludos Guido

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CANADA 6160 CKZN - CBC NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR, e-QSL V/S Terry Brett - Systems Technologist, Transmission Informe enviado por via postal a: P.O. BOX 12010 Station A St Johns NF A1B 378 Canadá. Demoro: 203 días. En el correo electrónico recibido me comenta que le fue devuelto el sobre donde me envío l QSL física, y que por eso me hace llegar "escaneada" la imagen. Hasta cuando nuestros correo tan ineficientes... RUSIA 9996 RWM estación de señal horaria. QSL V/S ilegible. Informe enviado a: office@vniiftri.ru, logp at irk.ru Demoro: 106 dias. La confirmación corresponde al ultimo reporte de escucha del pasado mes de Junio, aunque desde hace un par de años les habia escrito en varias oportunidades por correo postal y electrónico sin repuesta

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TAIWAN 15645 PCJ RADIO INTERNATIONAL. pruebas DRM via Sri Lanka e-QSL V/S Victor Goonetilleke. Informe enviado a: pcjqsl@pcjmedia.com Demoro: 4 días. Corresponde a las pruebas realizada en modo DRM para el SE Asia, y aunque la señal llegóhasta mi receptor, este necesita una mayor fuerza en la señal (SNR 13dB) para decodificar el audio. Mas en http://dxdesdecolombia.blogspot.com/- Buenos DX. Rafael Rodríguez R. - Bogotá D.C. - COLOMBIA

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4775 17/07 0341 SWZ TWR, id em EE: "This is Trans World Radio, Swaziland" 35343 4960 17/07 0358 STP VOA, Pinheira, is, id em EE 55444 4825 17/07 0305 B R. Canção Nova, Cachoeira Paulista/SP, mx gospel, om enviando abraços a ouvintes 25232 4840 17/07 0310 USA WWCR, Nashville, px rlg em EE 35343 4930 17/07 0335 BOT VOA, Selebi-Phikwe, om tlk abt situação na Síria 45444 4985 17/07 0345 B R. Brasil Central, Goiânia/GO, hora certa, mx w/ O Rappa 55444 5015 17/07 0350 B R. Cultura, Cuiabá/MT, px rlg IPDA 35443 5035 17/07 0300 B R. Aparecida, Aparecida/SP, px "Com a mãe Aparecida" 25342 5040 17/07 0305 CUB R. Habana Cuba, Quivican, nx abt prisão de Guantánamo 35443 5830 17/07 0310 USA WTWW, Lebanon, px rlg em EE 35343 5860 17/07 0315 KWT R. Farda, Kuwait, om tlk em Persa 34443 5890 17/07 0320 USA WWCR, Nashville, px rlg em EE 45444 5905 17/07 0325 RRW Deutsche Welle, Kigali, om tlk em Swahili 33443 5910 17/07 0330 F R. Japan, Issoudun, om tlk em JJ, mx instrumental 55444 5935 17/07 0300 USA WWCR, Nashville, px rlg em EE 54444 5940 17/07 0305 B Voz Missionária, Camboriú/SC, mx rlg, atendimento a ouvintes por telefone 33342 5950 17/07 0310 ETH Voice of Tigray Revolution, Addis Ababa, mx típicas 45444 5960 17/07 0315 KWT R. Kuwait, Sulaibiyah, om tlk pausadamente em AA 45444 5995 17/07 0335 E REE, Cariari de Pococi, om tlk abt procissão da Virgen del Carmen 44444 Equipamento utilizado: Receptor Quicksilver QS1R . Préamplificador Clifton Laboratories Z10046A - Antena Beverage 300 metros Seguem os dados da última confirmação recebida: 9955 - Rádio Eslováquia Internacional - Miami - USA - Recebido cartão QSL. 35 dias. V/S: Ilegível. Informe enviado por email: rsi_spanish@slovakradio.sk. QTH: Mýtna 1, PO Box 55, Bratislava 15, 817 55, Eslováquia Local das escutas: Guareí/SP Em breve começarei a publicação em meu blog de áudios e outros materiais interessantes colhidos em mais essa maravilhosa DXcamp. 73 - Ivan Dias Jr. - Sorocaba/SP http://ivandias.wordpress.com http://twitter.com/ivandiasjr

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** AFGANISTHAN 12130 MASHAAL RADIO 1144 UT. Hombres hablan en pastho con música de fondo y SINPO: 55454 // 15320 y 15360 no se escuchan. ** ARGENTINA 11710 RAE 18/10 0310 UT. Hombre en francés sobre noticias de América Latina con SINPO: 33333 ** BRAZIL 11920 HCJB 17/10 2325 UT. Vía Nauen, Alemania. Programa “Escola bíblica do ar” con presentación de una lección basada en la vida de Abraham. Señal con SINPO: 54444. ** CHILE Jamboree en el Aire en 7090 desde las 10 hrs local, 18/10. Inauguración oficial del Jamboree en el Aire para Chile,

mañana sábado 19 a las 10 hrs. desde Radio Club de Chile, acompáñanos en 7.090 Mhz y si estas en santiago, asiste a la ceremonia en Nataniel Cox 1054, santiago.

** CHINA 5975 CNR-8 19/10 1111 UT. Música en chino y otros idiomas presentada en coreano, incluso el tema: “Bésame mucho” interpretado por Andrea Bocelli en español con SINPO: 55454 // 6020 con SINPO: 44444

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5990 CRI 18/10 0050 UT. Vía La Habana. Presentación de música china típica de manera instrumental con SINPO: 44444 y en 15120 con SINPO: 55555 // Vía Kashi-Saibagh 2022 en 9590 con SINPO: 54444 y 9800 con SINPO: 55454 13700 CNR-13 18/10 0025 UT. Mujer y hombre dan avisos de la emisora en Uyghur con SINPO: 54444 // 15390 con SINPO: 53453 con QRM del CNR-1 jammer en 15385. ** CUBA 9490 R.REPUBLICA 19/10 0203 UT. Programa “Encuentro informativo” con noticias sobre Cuba como la preparación de microempresarios por parte de la Iglesia Católica y también informaciones internacionales. Señal con SINPO: 43343 17480 HM01- ATTENTION 17/10 2249 UT. Mujer lee números en español con transmisión de datos, aunque con baja modulación y SINPO: 44444 ** ECUADOR 6050 HCJB 19/10 0218 UT. Música cristiana contemporánea y aviso de la emisora con parte del horario de transmisión en su hora local (UTC-5) con SINPO: 44444 ** IRAN 9550 IRIB 17/10 0035 UT. Mujer lee noticias en español, especialmente sobre Siria y otros países de oriente medio. Señal con SINPO: 43443 con QRM de CRI en Hakka en la misma frecuencia // 11760 con RHC dominante en el canal. ** PERU 4955 R.CULTURAL AMAUTA 19/10 2354 UT. Avisos en idioma quechua sobre cooperativas de ayuda agraria con apoyo de World Vision y de la municipalidad de Huanta sobre un concurso cultural. Señal con SINPO: 54444 5980 R.CHASKI 17/10 2358 UT. En la frecuencia no hay absolutamente rastro de la emisora ¿problema de propagación? ¿Tormenta solar? 5980 R.CHASKI 19/10 1048 UT. Portadora abierta sin nada de modulación, con ruido de fondo hasta las 11 UT, en

donde pasa a escucharse de fondo el siseo de CNR-8 en 5975. No obstante, sigue la portadora abierta hasta cerca de las 12.

5980 R.CHASKI 19/10 2336 UT. Programa “Jungla Semántica” con la explicación de términos del griego koiné utilizados en el nuevo testamento, de manera literal, comparado con los términos utilizados en español, según la revisión Reina-Valera con el tema de la perseverancia. Así también hay avisos de otros programas producidos por Radio Transmundial y el Seminario Bíblico de Fe. Señal con un poco de sobremodulación, pero no tan marcado y SINPO: 55555 ** SPAIN 15160 REE. 18/10 0013 UT. Programa “Hora América” sobre la implantación de empresas españolas en América Latina y las llamadas empresas multilatinas a España. Señal con SINPO: 55454 // 9620 con SINPO: 54444 y 9535 con SINPO: 44444 ** U S A 13830 WEWN 17/10 2341 UT. Programa “Criterios” de Alejandro Bermúdez con el tema de la fe con obras y la salvación desde un punto de vista católico. Señal con SINPO: 55454 con ruido de fondo ¿Jammer? // 12050 con SINPO: 54444 sólo con algo de ruido de portadora.

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