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WORLDWIDE DX CLUB Top News
(last week)

compiled by Wolfgang Büschel, Germany


BC-DX 1611                                                 18 March 2025
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AUSTRALIA   Reach Beyond Australia
web  <https://www.reachbeyond.org.au>  <radio -at- reachbeyond.org.au>

hat folgenden Sendeplan 30. March - 26. October 2025 aus Kununurra
(Western Australia) veroeffentlicht:

0930-1000 Uhr  11925 kHz 100 kW 350deg Nordostasien: Koreanisch,
               darin Di-Do 0945 Uhr Englisch Spotlight)
1100-1130 Uhr  15460 kHz 100 kW   5deg Japan: Sa So Japanisch
1130-1230 Uhr  12010 kHz 100 kW 335deg Suedostasien: Rohingya.
               1145 Uhr Burmesisch. 1200 Uhr Matu.
1200-1230 Uhr  11875 kHz 100 kW 310deg Bhutan: Dzongkha,
               darin Di-Do Sa 1215 Uhr Tsangla
1200-1400 Uhr  15460 kHz 100 kW 310deg Suedasien
               - 1200 Uhr  Hindi
               - 1215 Uhr  Hindi, Sa Telugu.
               - 1230 Uhr  Mo Mi Telugu, Di Kurux, Do Bangla, Fr Gujarati,
                           Sa So Tamil.
               - 1245 Uhr  Mo Mi-Fr Englisch Back to the Bible),
                           Di Sa So Tamil.
               - 1300 Uhr  Tamil
               - 1315 Uhr  Kannada
               - 1330 Uhr  Kurzprogramme/Musik in Hindi/Englisch.
               - 1345 Uhr  Englisch Mo Messages of Hope, Di CCR Drama,
                 Mi Wonderful Words of Life, Do Search for Truth, Fr Light
                 and Life, Sa Family Care, So Spotlight).
1230-1400 Uhr  11900 kHz 100 kW 310deg Nordindien
               - 1230 Uhr  Mo-Mi Fr Oriya, Do Telugu, Sa Marathi,
                 So Englisch Christianity Works).
               - 1245 Uhr  Hindi, So Englisch Christianity Works)
               - 1300 Uhr  Hindi
               - 1330 Uhr  Mo Punjabi, Di Kurux, Mi Bhojpuri, Do Punjabi,
                 Fr Nepali, Sa So Chattisgarhi.
               - 1345 Uhr  Mo Sa Urdu, Di Bhojpuri, Mi Punjabi, Do Nepali,
                 Fr Bengali, So Gujarati.
1300-1330 Uhr  11945 kHz 100 kW Bhutan: Dzongkha
1400-1430 Uhr  11870 kHz 100 kW 310deg Nordindien
               - 1400 Uhr  Nepali, Sa Englisch Psalms of Hope),
                 So Englisch Wavescan).
               - 1415 Uhr  Mo Punjabi, Di Tibetisch, Mi-Fr Rohingya,
                 Sa Englisch Psalms of Hope), So Englisch Wavescan).
1500-1530 Uhr  11870 kHz 100 kW 335deg Suedostasien: Burmesisch
2230-2300 Uhr  17650 kHz  75 kW   5deg Japan: Japanisch, 
                 Mo Englisch Wavescan).

Die englischsprachigen Sendungen geben genuegend Moeglichkeiten fuer den
Empfangsbericht und die e-QSL. Dazu gehoert jetzt auch das englisch-
sprachige DX-Programm Wavescan. Es wird mit dem 30. Maerz 2025 auch bei
Reach Beyond Australia ausgestrahlt:
So 1400-1430 Uhr 11870 kHz Richtung Indien
Mo 2230-2300 Uhr 17650 kHz Richtung Japan

Hinweis: Die Sendungen fuer Japan haben eine eigene QSL, wie man z. B. bei

<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/02/hcjb-reach-beyond.html>
sehen kann.  <hcjbjapan.office2 -at- gmail.com>
(A-25  HFCC.org, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

AUSTRALIA   11905 kHz  eQSL HCJB Japan Office, via Reach Beyond Kununurra,
WeAustralia. E-mail:  <hcjbjapan.office2 [at] gmail.com>
1 March 2025 at 11.00-11.30 UT, Program in Japanese. Picture:

<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/hcjb-reach-beyond.html>
(Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1332 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9)

AUSTRALIA   11900kHz Reach Beyond Australia religious broadcast in Burmese
to SoEaAS, March 6, 2025, 1526-1531 UT. SIO 433. Off the air at 1531 UT.
OM announcer with sign-off.
(Vince Henley-WA-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

11875 kHz  Reach Beyond Australia via Kununnurra bcast center site, March
3; massive signal 1349 UT with listed Bhojpuri service, catchy local Hindi
dance mx by OM with tabla, harmonium, organ, flute.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

AUSTRIA   Am 1. Oktober 1924 ging die erste oesterreichische Radiosendung
on air. 100 Jahre spaeter sind die ORF-Programme selbstverstaendliche Be-
gleiter durch den Tag -vom Radiowecker ueber das Autoradio bis zum Podcast
am Smartphone. Robert Gokls Menschen & Maechte-Dokumentation (52 Min.)
macht im Rahmen des multimedialen ORF-Schwerpunkts 100 Jahre Radio Hoer-
funk-Geschichte sichtbar und analysiert die Bedeutung des Radios fuer die
oesterreichische Zeitgeschichte.

<https://on.orf.at/video/14247189/menschen-maechte-radio-macht-
geschichte>
(Dr. Joern Krieger; via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

AUSTRIA   Das Museumsradio 1476  <https://www.plattenkiste.radio>
mit Stream) hat einen neuen Sendepartner: Radio DARC sendet sonnabends von
1900 bis 2000 Uhr CET/CEST/ME(S)Z auch ueber die Mittelwelle des Museums-
radios. Im Maerz-Programmschema des Museumsradios 1476 der Plattenkiste
von Edith Schiller und Reinhard Pirnbacher ist RadioDARC bereits gelistet.
Ferner teilte Radio DARC mit, dass Empfangsberichte erwuenscht seien.
(Steffen Mehnert-D; via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, 9 March)

BRAZIL   OFICIAL SHORTWAVE STATIONS - Status: 10 March 2025:

 4985 kHz   Radio Brasil Central,        Goiania GO: No signal.
 5940 kHz   Radio Voz Missionaria,      Camboriu SC: No signal.
 6010 kHz   Radio Inconfidencia,  Belo Horizonte MG: Active.
 9665 kHz   Radio Voz Missionaria,      Camboriu SC: Active.
 9818.55kHz Radio Nove de Julho,       Sao Paulo SP: Active.
11750 kHz   Radio Voz Missionaria,      Camboriu SC: Active.
11780 kHz   Radio Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia DF: Active.
11815 kHz   Radio Brasil Central,        Goiania GO: Active, but a very
            weak, distorted signal. Strong spurious signal at 11955 kHz.
15190 kHz   Radio Inconfidencia,  Belo Horizonte MG: active.
(Rudolfo Grimm-SP-Brazil; via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

BRAZIL   6180 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 0128-0142 UT, Radio Nacional da
Amazonia, Brasilia-DF, in Portuguese. A musical w/ Brazilian "Sertanejas"
songs into program "Eu de ca, voce de la", presented by woman announcer;
0136 UT ID and station announcements; Whats app messages of listeners.
Fair reception: 45433. Parallel on 11780 kHz, 35422.

9665 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 0143-0155 UT, Radio Voz Missionaria, Cam-
boriu-SC, in Portuguese. Pastor talking; 0145 UT He makes a christian pra-
yer, dedicated to faithful and radio listeners, Amen! Hallelujah! A reli-
gious hymn. Fair reception: 35533. Parallel logs on 5940 kHz, out of air;
11750 kHz, BA reception.

9818v/9820 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 0115-0125 UT, Radio Nove de Julho,
Sao Paulo-SP, in Portuguese. Man announcer makes a preaching, presumably.
Very poor to BA reception: 25311.

15190 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 1357-1410 UT, Radio Inconfidencia, Conta-
gem-MG, in Portuguese. Woman announcer talking; Music; 1400 UT Man / woman
communications, talking news ???. Bad reception: 15411.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier-Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx March 15)

BRAZIL   4885 kHz  March 10 at 2348 UT, no signal from R. Clube do Para
into three remotes, Pardinho, Brasilia, Goiania, nor a couple hours later.
Checking because of this item in NASWA Flashsheet:

"4885 kHz  BRAZIL   Radio Clube do Para, Belem, March 6; weak but in the
clear here at 1010 UT well before the Korean fades in to take over the fqy
a little later on. OM with extended talks in PP. Nice to hear again.
Checked their website stream just to make sure and indeed // 
(Ralphus W Perry - IL-USA)
{Hasn't been heard in some time. - Ed. Mark Taylor}"

Still nothing direct at 0638 UT March 11 on 4885 kHz. But happened to
awaken March 11 at 1011 UT and found a signal on 4885 kHz, S=9+5dB, mostly
talk with some music bits, too weak to be certain of language but seemed
more like Portuguese than Korean.

Para used to be all-night and should be on prime-time if serious. I've
brought this to attn of Rudolf Grimm {SP-Brazil}, who recently ran a list
of active ZYs, not including this one. His reply:

"Hi Glenn, I'll take a look. I checked on the Radio Clube do Para website
and found that the only frequency currently in use is FM (106.9 MHz).

I remember reading a while ago about the deactivation of RCP for both me-
dium waves (690 kHz) and the tropical band (4885 kHz).

It was made official. But the website doesn't mention use of MW and tro-
pical bands. There is no current positive reference on the Tudo Radio web-
site, nor on radios.com.br. It only mentions FM transmission.

Based on your information, the recent listening time of RCP in tropical
waves coincides with the usual time of football matches in Brazil.

{?? No, that was around 7 am local   gh}

However, there is one fact to consider in this aspect that you report: for
some time now, we have had the occasional resurgence of Radio Cultura de
Araraquara, 3365 kHz (remember this station?), even after the deactivation
of this frequency,on the days/nights of the broadcast of soccer matches of
Ferroviaria FC, the city's main sports team, only during the game times.
At the end of the match, the 90 m transmitter was put back to sleep until
the next match of this team.

Today, March 11, the main team of Belem, Remo FC, plays tonight against
the team Criciuma FC, in a match for the 2025 Brazilian Championship -
Series C.

It is possible that the frequency of 4885kHz will be used extraordinarily.
There is no reliable information. It is worth observing from 2040 UTC to
0200 UTC today, according to the portal:

<https://radioclube.dol.com.br/>
73, Rudolf" 4885, March 11 at 2242 UT, nothing on 4885 kHz into Brasilia
SDR.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 11)

BULGARIA   QSL card of Taiwan Radio International via Sofia Kostinbrod
Bulgaria relay site. 4 February 2025, 1700-1730 UT, 9790 kHz (Bulgaria)
Russian language. Picture:
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/radio-taiwan-international.html>
(Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1333 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 16)

BULGARIA   Bulgarian National Radio.
E-mail:  <reception.report [at] bnr.bg>  &  <Russian [at] bnr.bg>

QSL card. Bulgarian National Radio. 2024-10-04 / Russian / Website
Image: <https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/blog-post_12.html>
Image: <https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/blog-post_78.html>

QSL card # 5. Bulgarian National Radio. For receiving three programs in
September and October 2024. Image:
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/blog-post_20.html>
Image:  <https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/blog-post_9.html>

QSL card. Bulgarian National Radio. 2024-12-03 / Russian / Website
Image:  <http://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/blog-post_4.html>
QSL card # 6. Bulgarian National Radio. For receiving three programs in
November and December 2024. Image:
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/blog-post_42.html>
(Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1333 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 16)

CHINA   Present BIG NATIONAL FOLK CONGRESS BEIJING transmission ? ed.

CNR / CRI special transmissions on shortwave during anual March
'National Peoples Congress'

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_People%27s_Congress>   ed.

I am hearing China radio inter on 9790 kHz at 0341 UT English sounds like
from Cuba. Audio horrible. En/Cantonese scheduled.
(Ron Trotto-IL-USA  wdx4kwi, wor March 7)

UNID Chinese on 15210 kHz at 0400 UT on March 7. I need some help id-ing
a station I logged between 0330 and 0415 UT last nite (7 Mar).

Here's the clip from 0400 UT
<http://popshopradio.ca/20250307_0400_UT_15210_khz_China_Unid.mp4>

While translation software couldn't pull a ToH id out of it, the feature
at ToH mentioned Sohu News China and a report on two government sessions
dealing with consumer spending and consumer confidence. Sohu is a major
Chinese internet and media outlet.  Any ideas?

The audio rely from CCTV 4 (international Chinese channel) by CRI
Chinese. They sometimes do that. They don't mention CCTV4 in the program,
but we chinese BCLs know. Best wishes Wang Zidong brdxc groups.io March 7.

Re: UNID Chinese on 15210 kHz at 0400 UT March 7. Thank you! I wonder if
this was a one time occurrence ?

Caught another similar one this evening
<http://www.popshopradio.ca/20250308_0200_UT_13835_khz_China_Unid.mp4>

This time on 13835 kHz at 0200UT on March 8. Similar format to the one the
previous night on 15210 kHz.
(Tony Pavick-BC-CAN, brdxc.uk groups.io March 7 - 8)

Re:  UNID Chinese on 15210 kHz at 0400 UT.

This is supposed to be the special live broadcast of 14-3 CPPCC (Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference), which was held in Beijing on
March 5 - 10, 2025. Several CRI frequencies were reported to be used at
0030-0330 UT. Probably for Chinese in overseas.
(Takahito Akabayashi-Tokyo-JP, direct via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 15)

CUBA   6000 [and non]   Febr 17 at 0315 UT, RHC English S=9+40/50dB but
extremely suptorted; something's always wrong at RHC. Occasional beepy
QRM. Others had been complaining earlier about that.

6001 kHz  Febr 18 at 0213 UT, there it is again, intermittent OOK on this
frequency into Maryland SDR, whilst Cuba is off, but Turkey is weakly on.
Stronger into UTwente on 6000.998 kHz. We hear beeping only if allowed to
beat against 6000 kHz. Maybe from 4XZ, which has shown up before inside
the 49m SWBCband. EiBi database list has it only on four other frequencies
in ute bands. [At 0515UT, nothing on 6000 kHz but at UTWente 6000 USB tun-
ing still audiblizes the beepery only].
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)

6030 kHz  CUBA. Pulse jammer heard briefly along with possible UNID at
1226 UT while USAGM R Marti-USA off. RM back at 1227 UT. Fair.
(David Potter-Gainesville-FL-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)

CUBA   9790 kHz  CRI LatinAM relay txion via Quivican San Felipe Titan
site, 0359 UT on, 13 Febr. English and YUE Cantonese Chinese. Conclusion
of show "The Bridge" into ToH fanfare and start of Chinese service. Poorly
modulated but strong signal.
(Tony Pavick-BC-CAN, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)

CUBA   15230even kHz in NoAM / CAN-USA only a poor S=4 signal string seen
on screen at 15.30 UT on Fri March 7, but NOTHING seen / heard in Spanish
South AM target BRA/ARG etc., nor on Perseus SDR installation worldwide on
this time slot. 14-16 UT requested on various amateurish KIWI SDR units.
(wb  df5sx March 7)

15230 kHz  Febr 18 at 1506UT, RHC music S9 but JBM. Is anyone ever hearing
any active RHC frequency besides this and 6000 kHz ?  Spanish evenings on
9710 kHz is not RHC as someone guessed, { but CRI East Turkistan - Kashi
Kashgar Xinjiang relay, or SZG later the day at 11.00 - 23.30 UT wb ed.}.

9710 kHz still shows on RHC website of grossly outdated info

- 15230 kHz on Febr 21 at 1548UT, RHC S8/S9 but JBM music. Something's al-
ways wrong at RHC. It's mystifying why this and some other stations keep
turning on a transmitter, yet unable to modulate; is this a matter of en-
gineers "just following orders" while management is clueless about the re-
sult, not even turning on a receiver ?
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)

CZECH REPUBLIC   {non}  USAGM VOA / RL / RFA  etc. etc.

<https://espanol.radio.cz/radio-free-europe-la-voz-que-las-dictaduras-
no-quieren-escuchar-8844608>

DRM mode transmissions in Far East Asia / Pacific area.

Here are the isolated DRM Freqys in the A-25 season from Far East Asia.
This data is more accurate than the PNG / JPG file from the B-24 winter
season, which originate from China mainland, and contains incorrect kilo-
watt values of 500 kW in digital mode.
Delete in summer season also 6180 kHz BEI, 15760 QIQ Heilongjiang,
17800 KUN, 21530 DOF Hainan island province.

Kunming now 13810 and 15180 kHz, 150 kW - 32 and 135 degr azi.
Pyongyang KRE domestic sce relay on 3205 and 6140 kHz 20 - 18 UT, non-dir.

13825 0100 0900 44S       BEI   30 175   0 206 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC

17770 0100 0900 43NE,44NW DOF   30  16   0 216 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC

13710 0800 0900 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13715 0400 0500 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13730 0100 0200 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13730 0200 0300 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13730 0600 0700 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13730 0700 0800 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13730 0800 0900 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13750 0500 0600 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13810 0300 0400 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
13810 0400 1100 43NE,44NW KUN   30  32   0 216 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC
15180 0100 0400 43NE,44NW KUN   30  32   0 216 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC
15460 0200 0400 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15590 0100 0200 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15590 0300 0400 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15590 0400 0500 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15590 0700 0800 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15630 0500 0600 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15630 0600 0700 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15630 0800 0900 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15640 0400 0500 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15670 0100 0300 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15720 0500 0600 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
15720 0700 0800 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
17605 0100 0300 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
17690 0400 0700 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
17760 0300 0400 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC
17760 0700 0900 55,59,60  KUN  150 135   0 218 1234567 Chn CHN CRI RTC

 9655 0800 1200 43NE,44NW URU   30  98   0 216 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC
 9655 2200 0100 43NE,44NW URU   30  98   0 216 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC
17830 0100 0800 43NE,44NW URU   30  98   0 216 1234567 Zho CHN CNR RTC

 5975 1645 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 123457  Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 6095 1645 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 123457  Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 6135 1645 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 123457  Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 7285 1645 1845 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 123457  Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 7330 1645 1845 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 1234567 Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 7425 1645 1845 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 123457  Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 9615 1645 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 1234567 Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 9655 1645 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 1234567 Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 9760 1745 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 1234567 Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
 9780 1645 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 1234567 Eng NZL RNZ RNZ
11690 1745 1900 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 148 1234567 Eng NZL RNZex-13840
13840 1830 2100 61S,62,63 RAN   35  35   0 156 1234567 Eng NZL RNZ RNZ

11965 1130 1230 45        TWR   50 350  30 218       7 Jpn USA TWR FCC
12120 1100 1130 42-44     TWR   90 305 -15 218       7 Cmn USA TWRex-12040
15390 1600 1630 41        TWR   90 290 -30 218       7 Var USA TWR FCC
15390 1600 1645 41        TWR   90 290 -30 218 1       Eng USA TWR FCC
(A-25 seasion drm digital transmission mode outlets)

DX Guides
Just following up on what Dave mentioned earlier, the Africa on Mediumwave
guide has been updated with a revised VOA Djibouti schedule (and will be
updated again later based on further information received).

There are also other MW and SW guides for Winter B24 available on the BDXC
website at

<https://www.bdxc.org.uk/articles.html>

but with only a few weeks left of this season, attention now turns to
Summer A25 (commencing on 30 March 2025).

With that being the case, please can I remind BDXC members that anyone can
participate in the upkeep of the guides, the more people involved the bet-
ter. If you have any information concerning latest schedules or you see
something in the guides that doesn't look right then I would be delighted
to hear from you. Whilst there may be errors and omissions, the strong
point of the guides is the ability to correct and upload new versions
quickly. Dave and myself work as a team in that respect and it works well.
Please feel free to email me at dxguides@gmail.com with any comments or
suggestions.

And remember, these guides are free,no payment is required to access them.
They are simply compiled as a hobby.

I look forward to hearing from you if you can help. Thanks! 73's Tony
(Tony Rogers-UK, BrDXC-UK groups.io news March 5)

ECUADOR   6050 kHz  HCJB via Pichincha, March 6; wonderful signal this
morning at 1033UT with musica Ecuatoriana, pinkillos trilling away against
lively rhythm set by fast-strummed charangoes with group of YLs singing in
Quechua. 1035 UT YL ID "H-C-J-B" and QQ anmt, f/by mellow-voiced OM ancr
with t/ck and sentimental mx with QQ chat between two YLs. 1037UT start of
QQ preaching pgm by OM.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

ESWATINI   T-W-R Africa, broadcasting from e'Swatini hat folgenden A-25
Sendeplan 30. March - 26. October 2025 angemeldet:

1400-1443 Uhr  9585 kHz 100 kW   5 degr Mo-Fr Lomwe
1420-1435 Uhr  6175 kHz  50 kW   3 degr So Shangaan
1420-1450 Uhr  9585 kHz 100 kW   5 degr Sa Makhuwa
1440-1457 Uhr 15105 kHz 100 kW  13 degr Do-So Afar
1455-1525 Uhr  9585 kHz 100 kW  64 degr Madegassisch. Sa So Franzoesisch.
1500-1530 Uhr 11880 kHz 100 kW  30 degr Somali, Sa So bis 1545 Uhr
1530-1545 Uhr 13580 kHz 100 kW   5 degr Mo Fr Juba-Arabisch
1532-1621 Uhr 15105 kHz 100 kW   5 degr Maximalzeit in Tigrigna und
                                        Kunama fuer das Horn von Afrika.
1557-1657 Uhr 13580 kHz 100 kW   5 degr So Kirundi
1630-1800 Uhr  9500 kHz 100 kW  13 degr Max_zeit in aethiopischen Sprachen
1700-1730 Uhr  6100 kHz 100 kW   5 degr Yao
1745-1800 Uhr  9380 kHz 100 kW   5 degr Sa Turkana
1802-1902 Uhr  9500 kHz 100 kW  13 degr So Englisch
1802-1902 Uhr 13800 kHz 100 kW  13 degr Mo-Fr Arabisch
1820-2005 Uhr  7410 kHz 100 kW 312 degr Maximalzeit Portugiesisch und 
                                        andere angolanischen Sprachen.
1905-2005 Uhr 13800 kHz 100 kW 343 degr Maximalzeit in Lingala und 
                                        Franzoesisch fuer Kongo-Becken.

Es gibt ein Webformular fuer Empfangsberichte: 
<https://twr.org/africa-qsl-form>

Seit vielen Jahren werden Empfangsberichte von Lorraine Stavropoulos
<lstavrop -at- twr.org>   beantwortet.
(A-25  HFCC.org, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

15105 kHz TWR (Manzini Eswatini site), 2003 UT on Fri 7 Mar. Lingala. Very
excited man speaking. Sign-off with announcement "This isTWR, broadcasting
from Eswatini" followed by IS. Fair to Good.
(Tony Pavick-BC-CAN, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

ETHIOPIA   6090 kHz  Amhara State Radio via Geja Jewe (tent), 0325 UT on
Febr 19; in Amharic. Carrier on as scheduled (Aoki, EiBi database lists),
0328 UT weak modulation. YL announcement into OM w/ strident talk, 0330
UT 2nd man more announcer paced. Poor on one antenna, although fair on
another.
(Mark Taylor, Madison-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)

ETHIOPIA   6090 kHz  Amhara State Radio - Geja Jewe (tent), 0408 UT on 
March 6 in Amharic. Primarily OM voice w/ YL briefly joining at times. De-
cent S6 - 8 signal, however very low audio.
(Mark Taylor, Madison-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

6110 kHz  Fana Broadcasting Corporation - Geja Jewe (tent), 0414 UT on
March 6 in Amharic. YL speaking somewhat slowly & intentionally, joined by
OM at BoH then OM takes over.  Decent S6 - 8 signal, however very low
audio w/ some peaks here & there all with YL announcer which would likely
have been comprehensible in Amharic.
(Mark Taylor, Madison-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

ETHIOPIA   A mediumwave station on 630 kHz heard on the KiwiSDR in Addis
Ababa may be associated with the Oromia Education Bureau and broadcasts
pre-recorded lessons for students in Oromo and Amharic (I have not noticed
what might be considered as live programmes).

A lot of typical Horn of Africa type music is played, as well as a repeti-
tive xylophone-style tune between some lessons. I have translated snippets
and come up with various introductions, such as
"This is a 7th grade Amharic language course prepared by the Oromia Educa-
tion Bureau",
"This is a 5th grade environmental science lesson","This is a 7th grade
lesson in the field of physical education",
"This program is designed for those who are learning Amharic as a second
language" etc, but no clear indication as to the actual station name.

As would be expected for student lessons, it is heard during what would be
the daytime in Ethiopia.Judging from the strength of reception, the trans-
mitter appears to be located in Addis Ababa.
(observations during February by Tony Rogers-UK, via
BrDXC-UK 'Communication' PDF file magazine March 2025)

Re:  Ethiopia (MW 630 kHz) educational programming.

<https://zliangaslogs.wordpress.com/2025/02/11/ksdr-addis-ababa-11-2-25/>

THERE IS SOME INFO ON THE STATION IN 630 kHz WITH SOME TRANSCRIPTION HELP

I've been following the station on 630 kHz since Friday (7 March), of
course using the Addis Ababa webSDR. At 0500 UT on that day they played
their interval signal and identified in Oromo, a strong and clear ID but
only 'clear' if one understands the lingo - the only word I recognized was
'barnootaa' [education].

Recording here:
<https://www.intervalsignals.net/sounds/unid-eth_oromo_630kHz_070325.mp3>

7 seconds into the recording under the main audio you can hear the speak-
ing clock with a time check in English, which happens at the top of every
hour. The IS & ID is followed by a 15-second burst of HoA music then what
appears to be a station jingle.

The signal was loud and clear, equally as strong as the RadioEthiopia out-
let on 873 kHz. On Friday I monitored the station on and off between 0445-
1400 UT then found it was off air when I checked again around 1900 UT.
Yesterday it was either off air completely or I tuned in too late (0900UT)
- today I found it on air at 0745 UT however it was off air when I tuned
back at 0830 UT.
(David Kernick-UK, Interval Signals Online, wor March 7)

Thanks very much to Tony for his informative observations. Have conducted
an online search to learn more about 630 kHz and the broadcasting of this
educational programming. Have been successful in finding a very detailed
explanation.

"Basic design study report on the project for consolidation of educational
television and radio recording studios in the Federal Democratic Republic
of Ethiopia (January 2002)"

Chapter One -  <https://openjicareport.jica.go.jp/pdf/11678646_01.pdf>
Chapter Two -  <https://openjicareport.jica.go.jp/pdf/11678646_02.pdf>

A few basic facts:
This was a joint project,with Japan supplying the radio program production
equipment and Ethiopia doing the preparation of radio studio building for
8 sites (EMA, Gambella, Harar, Addis Ababa, Mizan Teferi, Semera, Alemaya
and Dire Dawa).

Please see Chapter Two, page 12; table showing "Status of transmitting
stations" (12 sites listed):

site #2: Gondar (Amhara region) MW 630 kHz. 1 kW  operating MW 972 kHz.
10kW  operating [believe this has been established as being Radio Ethiopia
{National Service} - Ron] 1332 kHz. 10k W  (Future Plan)
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, wor March 9)

ETHIOPIA   Ethiopia on medium waves. Observations of the last 4 months via
SDR in Addis Ababa remotedly, based on information from DX-sites
<www.bdxc.org.uk>  and  <www.mwlist.org>

- Radio Ethiopia National Service. All transmitters 684, 828, 855, 873,
891, 972, 1044 kHz are listened to, except 1485kHz (10 kW) possibly due to
low power and distance from SDR.

- Fana National Radio.
Both transmitters -1080 and//6110 kHz are listened to. On HF there are
sometimes problems with modulation and the transmitter switches off.

- Amhara Radio.
The 801 kHz (100 kW) transmitter is never heard, apparently not active. On
6090 kHz there are sometimes problems with modulation and the transmitter
switches off. The correct link to the stream is

<https://link.zeno.fm/uyca0sqa2d0uv>
from the site <https://www.ameco.et/

The  <mwlist.org> site gives an erroneous link to Farm International Radio
in Amharic (as it announces itself).

- Oromia Radio. 837 and 1035 kHz are heard, 1053 kHz (50/100 kW) is never
heard, obviously not active. On 6030 kHz there are sometimes problems with
modulation and the transmitter switches off.

- DW-Dimtsi Weyane Radio, Tigray. It is heard on 1359 kHz with a good sig-
nal, but sometimes it is not on the air.

- Tigrai Radio. (not available on the DX resources listed above). Listened
to regularly on 918 kHz (100 kW). Website  <https://tigraitv.com/radio/>
Note: Since 2024, Tigrai regional state broadcasts on the Menasat platform
of the Russian Express AM6 satellite

(these are DW TV channels - Dimtsi Weyane TV, Tigrai TV, TBS and Tigrai
Radio). Coverage area - East Africa, Middle East, Europe, partially -
Russia. However, on websites, YouTube pages and on TV channel tickers, the
parameters of the previous satellite Al Yah 1 are still indicated. Ear-
lier, before the war with Tigray, the central authorities of Ethiopia on
July 6, 2020, turned off all its broadcasting on the Ethiosat platform of
the NSS12 satellite, and on Sept 13, 2022, the DW TV satellite antenna was
blown up by a government drone.

<https://tigraitv.com/en/dimtsi-weyane-stopped-televising-after-drone-
attack/>

- Gimbi Educational Radio. Was heard on 1215 kHz regularly until the end
of December,then was absent and appeared in February with a retransmission
of UNID broadcasts - an unidentified educational station broadcasting in
Ethiopia in the Oromo language in // on different frequencies. Currently,
the station is on the air irregularly, starting transmissions at 5.00 UTC.

- UNID - Unidentified educational station in the Oromo language. Listened
to mainly on two frequencies (except Gimbi Radio) - 630kHz (transmitter in
Addis Ababa) from 5.00 to 13.45 UT and 1260 (transmitter remote from SDR)
from 3.00 or 4.00 to 15.00 UT. Broadcast time may vary, broadcasting is
irregular. Once in February this broadcast was well heard at 13.15 UT on
the frequency 927 kHz, which, like 1260 kHz, is absent from the specified
DX resources.

- Sidama Radio. It is heard regularly on 954 kHz (2.5 kW).
(Vladimir, Rybinsk, Yaroslavskaya oblast-RUS; via
RUSdx #1332 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9)

FRANCE   The broadcast of the reference time signal from the TDF Allouis
site (162 kHz) was extended for another ten years this Wednesday, February
19, 2025. (Initial info : Le Berry Republicain.)

<https://www.leberry.fr/allouis-18500/actualites/le-signal-horaire-
emis-par-l-emetteur-d-allouis-maintenu-pour-dix-ans_14643622/>

(Remy Friess-BEL, via Longwaveradiolistening; wor dxld March 2)

Die Ausstrahlung des Zeitzeichens auf der Langwelle TDF Allouis
162 kHz ist um zehn Jahre verlaengert worden.

<https://www.leberry.fr> 
(via Remy Friess-BEL  'mediumwave.info', via
Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

GERMANY   Am 5. Februar 2025 erinnerte das MDR Sachsenradio an den Be-
triebsfunk in der DDR. "Wenn Sie das mal googlen wollen - da kommt nix :-)
- deshalb erinnern wir uns, gemeinsam mit Ihnen." Die Sendung (36 Minuten)
findet man bei 

<https://www.mdr.de/sachsenradio/podcast/exquisit/audio-betriebsfunk-
ddr-100.html>
(via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

Erinnert mich stark an meine vormalige Tätigkeit als Sprecher der Sport-
ergebnisaussendung immer montags im Betriebsfunk der Buchdruck Fachschule
PoessneckGDR. Immer im Kampf mit den SED / Stasi Genossen über die Auswahl
der zulässigen Pausenmusiken des Zentralkomitees. Z.B. war es in 1958 ein
'no go' als Pausenfüller Musik des Tanzorchesters Kurt Henkels (vormalig
Sender Leipzig, ab 1959/1963 dann NDR Hamburg bzw. ZDF Orchester-Chef)
abzuspielen

<https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Henkels> 

<https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wer_war_wer_in_der_DDR%3F>

<https://www.bundesstiftung-aufarbeitung.de/de/recherche/kataloge-
datenbanken/biographische-datenbanken/kurt-henkels>

Dafür war es durch die Einheitspartei zulaessig die un-poppige Musik des
(Ost-) Berliner Rundfunks im Betriebsfunk zu spielen.

<https://www.bundesstiftung-aufarbeitung.de/de/recherche/kataloge-
datenbanken/biographische-datenbanken/guenter-gollasch>

Die exzellente technischeAusstattung der Betriebsfunk-Uebertragungsanlage
in der Gross-Fachschule stammte aus dem Funkwerk Koepenick.  ed.

GERMANY    Am 9. Oktober 2024 gab es beim MDR Sachsenradio einen interes-
santen Beitrag ueber RIAS Berlin bzw. Gregor Rottschalk, eine seiner be-
kanntesten Stimmen. Aus technischen Gruenden konnte der Beitrag damals
nicht als Podcast angeboten werden, doch inzwischen ist die Sendung (52
Minuten) abrufbar bei:

<https://www.mdr.de/sachsenradio/podcast/exquisit/podcast-rias-gregor-
rottschalk-100.html>
(Bernd Seiser-D; via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

GERMANY   'SWR DASDING' hat am 3. Maerz 2025 sein Sendeschema veraendert.
'Morgens klarkommen' ist wieder eine vierstuendige Morgenshow und kommt um
0600 bis 1000 Uhr Ortszeit. Play, die Sendung fuer musikalische Newcomer,
beginnt bereits um 1800 Uhr und ist zusaetzlich auch freitags on air.

Zudem erhalten Newcomer ab 2000 Uhr die Moeglichkeit, ihre ersten Shows zu
senden. Zwei etablierte Musiksendungen haben einen neuen Sendeplatz am
Sonntag: Die Sprechstunde ab 1800 Uhr, das ClubDing ab 2200 Uhr. Die
Newszone gibt es jetzt als stuendliches Update im Tagesprogramm, weiterhin
mit dem Ziel, relevante Themen des Tages fuer eine junge Zielgruppe
verstaendlich aufzubereiten. Moeglich macht das eine neue Redaktions-
struktur, die Sendungsteams durch ein Content-Team ersetzt und die Res-
sourcen der Redaktion bestmoeglich nutzen soll.
<https://www.swr.de>
(via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

GERMANY   FREE (ship) RADIO SKYBIRD, transmission on March 16 & 16, 2025
via SWR Winsen Aller Northern Hanover Germany, 5 kW ITU antenna #700.
<https://www.mixcloud.com/kmtsradio/>

Sat March 15  at 12 UTC      6160 kHz
Sun March 16  at 10 & 14 UT  6160 kHz
              at 21 UT       3975 kHz Shortwave Gold Radio. (March 12)

INDIA   Both "News at Nine" (English) and also cricket coverage (English /
Hindi). On March 5, random monitoring of as many remote MW stations as
possible; 1530-1651 UT.

Heard via Kiwi SDR remote in Nepal; the "News at Nine"in English, starting
at 1530 UT;

 567 Akashvani Dibrugarh
 621 Akashvani Patna (my remote audio -
<https://app.box.com/s/dz23urxt0ja74im7zlbza9txga7uwa1h>
 675 Akashvani Itanagar
 882 Akashvani Imphal
1404 Akashvani Gangtok

Heard via Kiwi SDR remote at Dimapur, India; checked briefly at 1550 UT;
"Spotlight" in English, about cattle.

639 Akashvani Kohima (my remote audio -
<https://app.box.com/s/r6kskkxiz6c8gypwyxje8naw8mhis0do>

Heard via Kiwi SDR remote at New Delhi, India, starting at tune-in
at 1537+ UT; NOT // to the news, but instead with coverage of the
2nd Semi-Final, ICC Champions Trophy at Lahore, between New Zealand vs
South Africa; coverage in both English and Hindi; background sounds of
the crowd; the match ended at 1651 UT.

819 Akashvani New Delhi (my remote audio -
<https://app.box.com/s/rysnw06pifx4s8ew92usw11eke8xmo9m>
873 Akashvani Jalandhar

Heard via Kiwi SDR remote at New Delhi, India; "News at Nine";
648 Akashvani Kolkata
801 Akashvani Jabalpur
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, direct & wor March 5)

INDIA/BHARAT   Re: Frequency change 9620 to 11710 kHz.

With effect from yesterday 12 March 2025 'Akashvani External Services'
via Bengaluru 250 kW has changed its frequency 9620 to 11710 kHz for the
following transmissions

1600-1730 UT  Farsi
1730-1930 UT  Arabic
1930-2030 UT  French
(Jose Jacob-IND  VU2JOS, DXindia March 13)

INDONESIA   4755 kHz VoINs yesterday 16xx UT.
Hi Zach - I was also checking out VOINS today, but was at 1300 UT, March 9
(Sunday), on 4755 kHz (3325 kHz still silent); weekend program "Highlights
of the week," via Kiwi SDR remote at Rotorua, NZ. My brief remote audio
attached.
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, direct and wor March 9)

4755.013kHz Noted VoINS Jakarta Cimanggis at 12.34UT Mar 17 on various re-
motedly in Japan like Hiroshima Akitakata and Tokyo JP. S=6 or -86dBm.
(wb df5sx, March 17)

re: 4755 VoINs yesterday 16xx.
4755.01 kHz  VoIndonesia is in // to stream. Arabic program with song that
time. 1559UT rasa sayangi 'feel in love' song in classic music kind before
the TOH, on ToH with ID in English and continues with program in Spanish.
1613 UT with ID Quite steady signals at -65dbm in Cha AN kSDR with lots of
noise. 1615UT program on music and Ramadan mentioning the famous "nasyid*"
group Hajiazz from Malaysia playing their nasyid song Dunia yang sepi
'a quiet,peaceful world' station info on 1627 UT Lessons of language after
1630 UT, Talks abt Peru and India.

Preferred to change into the Jakarta kSDR for better reception, where the
signal was bumped to 52db SNR. (-120dbm noise level) and finally moved
into stream link Media:
<https://stream-node0.rri.co.id/streaming/25/9125/voi.mp3>
*nasyid=religious song
(Zacharias Liangas-GRC, direct and wor March 9)

KOREA REP OF  {South}   KBS World Radio in A-25 season. Russian "Mail of
the Week" column.

From March 30, we will switch to the summer broadcast schedule, and our
hour-long program will be broadcast daily from 12 to 13 hours on 1170 kHz,
from 13 to 14 hours on 9645 kHz and from 18 to 19 hours on 15265 kHz.

Greenwich Mean Time. You can also receive our programs from our home page
and in the mobile application on channel Ch 1 from 18 to 19 and from 5 to
6 hours, on channel Ch 2 - around the clock, as well as via satellite and
on the World Radio Network website at: <http://www.wrn.ru>
All times are Greenwich Mean Time.

We kindly ask our listeners, and monitors first of all, to receive our
broadcasts more often in the first days after the transition to the summer
broadcasting schedule and promptly inform us about the quality of recep-
tion. Some changes will be made to our weekly program from March 31.

On Mondays, at the end of the Seoul Today program, instead of a repeat of
the "Speaking Like TV Series Heroes" section, a new Korean language lesson
will be aired - "Korean Language for Dessert".This section will be repeat-
ed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Then a new program awaits you. It is called
"Documentary Audio Series "Republic of Korea: 80 Years of Independence".

On Tuesdays, instead of the Seoul Today program, a new program "K-Sport
Today" will be aired with the same "Living and Studying in Korea" section,
but in an updated format - in the form of interviews with Korean students.

And finally, our "Mailbox" program will not feature the "Browsing through
Koreana" section for the simple reason that the magazine is not published
this year. It's a pity, of course, but we will have extra time to answer
your questions, as well as the opportunity to fulfill music requests.

We are waiting for your requests. There will be no changes on other days.
<https://world.kbs.co.kr/service/program_segments_view.htm?lang=
r&procode=one&bbs=othc_letter&no=47950>

(KBS via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1333 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 16)

LITHUANIA/UKRAINE/DJIBOUTI/USA   The list of US Agency for Global Media
(USAGM) stations reported to be shut down, compiled by me is. This looks
like a huge exaggeration.

Lithuania's 1386 kHz is still on the air, relaying Radio Liberty's stream.
Ukraine's 1278 kHz is on the air as should be. They have just a weekly
20-minute co-production programme with RFE/RL for Crimea. The same for co-
operation with Moldova. Djibouti is still on the air despite broadcasting
just a music loop etc etc. That list doesn't look credible.
(Alexander Miatlikov-Dnipro-UKR, wor March 17)

MADAGASCAR   6065 kHz  Adventist World Radio; via MGLOB Talata Volonondry
Madagascar relay facility (pres), 0346 UT Febr 19 in Malagasy. OM, YL, mu-
sical bridge into same YL. Poor.
(Mark Taylor, Madison-WI-USA,via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)

MADAGASCAR   11650 kHz {target radio program}  R Tamazuj via MGLOB Talata
Volonondry, Madagascar bcast center, 0327 UT carrier on, 0329 UT abruptly
on with Arabic man and woman w/opening segment, M ID 0331UT, brief feature
w/ freq mention of Sudan, 0339 UT M ID into M and W, closing out. 0343 UT
African pop vocal abruptly off in mid-song 0345 UT. Good in disturbed
condx.  Tnx Pavick-BC-CAN / Dave Kenny WOR/BDXC tips. 9 March 2025
(David Potter-Gainesville-FL-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

MADAGASCAR    Die Madagaskar World Voice hat weiter folgenden A25 Sendeplan
30. March - 25. October 2025 angemeldet:

0200-0400 Uhr   9755 kHz (100 kW, 265 degr, 0300 Uhr 250 degr)
                         Spanisch fuer Suedamerika: La Voz Alegre.
0200-0400 Uhr  13760 kHz (100 kW,  40 degr) 
                         Englisch fuer Indien: New Life Station.
0400-0500 Uhr  11825 kHz (100 kW, 295 degr) 
                         Englisch fuer Zentralafrika: African Pathway.
0400-0500 Uhr  17530 kHz (100 kW,  55 degr)
                         Chinesisch fuer Suedchina: Light of Life.
1800-1900 Uhr   9885 kHz (100 kW, 355 degr) 
                         Russisch fuer Europa: New Life Station.
1800-1900 Uhr  13670 kHz (100 kW, 310 degr) 
                         Englisch fuer Zentralafrika: African Pathways.
1900-2000 Uhr   9845 kHz (100 kW, 355 degr) 
                         Russisch fuer Europa: New Life Station.
1900-2000 Uhr  13670 kHz (100 kW, 340 degr) 
                         Arabisch fuer den Nahen Osten: Radio Feda
2000-2100 Uhr  11965 kHz (100 kW, 295 degr) 
                         Englisch fuer Zentralafrika: African Pathways.
2000-2100 Uhr  13710 kHz (100 kW, 355 degr) 
                         Arabisch fuer den Nahen Osten: Radio Feda.
2100-2300 Uhr   9765 kHz (100 kW, 265 degr) 
                         Portugiesisch fuer Brasilien: Palavra Alegre.
2100-2200 Uhr  11610 kHz (100 kW, 325 degr)
                         Chinesisch fuer Europa: Light of Life.
2200-2300 Uhr  11610 kHz (100 kW, 325 degr) 
                         Arabisch fuer Nordafrika: Radio Feda.
(A-25  HFCC.org, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

MADAGASCAR   9755 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 0228-0245 UT, MWV - La Voz
Alegre, Mahajanga-MDG, in Spanish. Music; 0230 UT ID: Un Mensaje de Luz y
Amor! 0231 UT A christian message about "problemas familiares y sus con-
secuencias"; 0235 UT Station's announcements; 0238 UT "Conflictos Religio-
sos", program presented by woman announcer; ID and website. Good reception
45544 / S=9+20dB.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier-Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx March 15)

MALAYSIA   11665 kHz Wai FM via Kajang K-L bcast center,March 6; poor sig-
nal but at least hearing something this morning - often fqy just a blank
here. YL a cappella funky ethnic chant style mx at 1240 UT in local lan-
guage. Noted // Wai FM webstream.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

MALDIVES   Voice of the Maldives.

45 years ago, Radio Maldives became The Voice of The Maldives. The first
radio station in the Maldives had started under the name Male Radio on
29 December 1962. The radio service was quickly taken over by Seneco Radio
which used short-wave transmitters. Radio Maldives officially started on
11 September 1966 as a government organisation and on 19 February 1980
Radio Maldives became "The Voice of The Maldives".

The peculiarity of this radio is that it has studios on the island of
Male, while its transmitter is located on the island of Thilafushi (photo)
Thilafushi is not an island but an atoll whose lagoon became a landfill.

Although the transmitter is not powerful, the station has been heard as
far away as Europe, Africa and Asia. The current installation consists of
a Nautel transmitter of 25 kW on 1449 kHz, coupled to a directional anten-
na consisting of two 53.3 metre tall guyed masts.

From Radio Magazine
<www.facebook.com/Radiosdumonde>
(BrDXC-UK 'Communication' items, PDF file magazine March direct and wor)

MALI   17880 kHz  Saturday Mar 15, at 1335-1350UT, China Radio Internatio-
nal, Bamako-MLI bcast center II, in French. Man / woman announcers talking
into program "Espace pour la Musique":Chinese modern songs including rock;
1345 UT ID and begins a "Chinese Class" by woman/man communications. Good
reception: 45544.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier-Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx March 15)

MEXICO   6185- kHz  March 12 at 0631 UT, XEPPM is OFF ! Still off at 0917
UT. Mexico's last SW station, R. Educacion, hope not gone for good. Had
been reliable late at night, and hardly anything else above 6115kHz; 6160-
WBCQ has been drastically curtailed with the departure of TOMBS. WRTH 2025
shows no callsign for 6185 kHz, but Senal Cultura Mexico, 1.4 kW at
22-12 UT.

EiBi database list agrees on the hours, but Aoki list shows 21-10UT. There
are no longer any DST shifts in most of Mexico. At 2232 UT I try the Kiwi-
SDRs in MexCy XE1AF, and Qro: nothing on 6185 kHz.

At the bottom of this page there is a 6185kHz program schedule dated March
2025, a lot of blanx, but only between 17 and 24 local time 23-06UT. After
06 SW must have been relaying one of their other stations:

<https://radioeducacion.edu.mx/carta-programatica-del-mes>

There are also play linx further down page including one for 6185 kHz,
which does play music at 2305 UT, but suspect is not a live feed.

<https://s2.mexside.net/cp/widgets/player/single/?p=8178>

So anything to hear after 2300 UT March 12? At 2301, 2307, 2325 UT, still
nothing on 6185 kHz to either XE remote. At 2344 UT, nothing to Qro tho a
thin line on 6180 kHz from Brasil is showing. At 2342 UT I sent them this
message on contacto form:

"Anoche despues de la medianoche del miercoles, en mi propio receptor de
OC en Oklahoma, ni esta tarde despues de las 17 HCM, nada en 6185 kHz por
remotos en CDMX y Qro. Es una emisora predilecta para mi. Espero que su
ultima emisora de OC de Mexico pueda volver al aire tan pronto como po-
sible. Favor de explicarme que pasa? Saludos."
(Guillermo Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, wor March 12)

MYANMAR   7345 kHz  Thazin Radio via Pyin Oo Lwin bcast center, March 5;
dominant signal 1325 UT all over CNR-7 with YL annmts in Burmese, orchl
burst 1328 UT, second YL with apparent closing anmts and suddenly off at
-1330* UT uncovering Chinese outlet.

7345 kHz  Thazin Radio via Pyin Oo Lwin, March 7, fair-good power already
with local mx and Burmese tlks 1239 UT underneath CNR-7 in Cantonese talks
pgm. If usual practice holds, Myanmar station will fade in and dominate
after 1300 to -1330*UT. And, as always, CNR // 13770 kHz helps keep things
straight, which is which, re the two pgms mixing.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

NETHERLANDS   News from a // universe. In particular, in the Netherlands,
the local analogue of Roskomnadzor offers

<https://mediamagazine.nl/extra-frequentie-beschikbaar-voor-
laagvermogen-middengolf/>

'Radio Hooligans' who indulge in broadcasting on mediumwave radio to lega-
lize themselves and broadcast without regard to breaking the law. And from
February 13, the State Inspectorate of Digital Infrastructure (Rijks-
inspectie Digitale Infrastructuur, RDI) will allocate an additional fre-
quency for low-power transmitters that operate on medium waves.
<TeleSat-INFO.ru> ; Telegram; via
Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1331 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 2)

NETHERLANDS   'Golden Oldies Radio' (ex 1224 kHz) aus Rotterdam Hoogvliet
hat sich die von Vahon Hindustani Radio in Den Haag aufgegebene Mittel-
welle 1566 kHz gesichert und umgehend in Betrieb genommen.
(Piet van der Vooren 'mediumwave.info' via
Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

NETHERLANDS   5955  Radio Veronica, Westdorpe, in Dutch, Febr 23; 0514-
0540 UT. ( 5954.991 kHz per UTwente, barely audible at times w/ 4.20 kHz
audio filter in AMsync, and w/ a bunch of qrn.) playing rock and hard rock
songs (Foreigner: I Want to Know What Love Is; Bon Jovi: Have a Nice Day;
Pink Floyd: The Wall; etc.), at 0522:03" UT man ID (Veronica!), at 0525 
UT women jingle ID, at 0529 UT man brief talk in Dutch, other ID at times
after a track; listened in AM w/ 6 kHz audio filter, nonstop rapid fading
w/ moderate qrn, slow and deeper at times w/ loud rustle qrn, fair/ almost
fair/ poor or no audio at times when deep fading/ briefly good at times
(from 0539 UT poor audio comes and goes).
(Gianni Serra-Roma-ITA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)

NETHERLANDS   7405 kHz  R Piepzender, Zwolle, 2320-0020+ UT; very weak to
weak with fades (some quite deep), pop mx, M English ancr. ID at 2326 UT
and apparently 2338 UT. Signal only fair at 2345 UT check on UTwente SDR,
but picking up steam after 0000 UT. Great ID at 0025 UT: "Radio Piepzender
from the Netherlands with music for everyone" on UTwente. I rechecked them
here at 0145 UT doing a bit better than earlier with 2 quick IDs around a
song, then another deep fade. 22 Febr 2025.
(David Potter-Gainesville-FL-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)

NETHERLANDS   6130 kHz  R Europe via Alphen aan den Rijn per WRTH, 0010 UT
very weak unid station w/fades mixing w/ Tibet. By 0020 UT or so, seemed
pop/rock mx format. In the clear after Tibet faded around 0100 UT, a bit
better w/ shallower fades. 0125 UT "From the heart of ... on 6130 kHz
shortwave, this is Radio Europe". 0131 UT ID. 0143 UT ID. After 0100 UT
music seemed to be dance stuff. Mostly weak after 0100 UT. 0200 UT t/out.
WRTH lists power as 100watt. 4 March 2025
(David Potter-Gainesville-FL-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

OMAN/PHILIPPINES/USA   Might keep an ear on some of the scheduled trans-
missions from other broadcasters that use the USAGM transmitters. For in-
stance BBCWS uses USAGM Tinang relay installations for its morning and
evening beams to Southeast Asia, as well as for broadcasts to Myanmar and
North Korea.  Are these still on the air?  Moved elsewhere?  Or gone?

BBCWS was still going via USAGM Tinang relay between 2200 and 0000 UT on
March 16 for its Monday morning beam to SoEaASIA. Did not get to check the
later 1000-1200 UT transmission.

The BBCWS broadcasts to SoEaASIA could probably be moved to A'Dheela Oman
relay site, or perhaps to MGLOB Madagascar. A new site for the programs to
Korea is anyone's guess. Still awaiting the release of the A-25 schedule,
might it already show some moves?
(Stephen Luce-TX-USA, hcdx March 17)

PERU   4775.01 kHz R. Tarma, Tarma, March 6. Open carrier from 0949:30 UT,
Andean instrumentals starting 1000 UT, male announcer at 1002 UT with good
morning and sign-on announcements. Nice signal despite CODAR QRM, good mo-
dulation.
(Brandon Jordan-TN-USA  K2SWL, hcdx & direct March 6)

4809.996 kHz  R. Logos, Tarapoto - Chazuta, March 6. Open carrier from
0756:30 UT, Andean vocal starting 0804:30 UT until male announcer with
sign-on announcements at 0807:30 UT, NationalAnthem at 0808 UT. Great sig-
nal in LSB to avoid ute on 4812 kHz.
(Brandon Jordan-TN-USA  K2SWL, hcdx & direct March 6)

4810 kHz  Radio Logos, Chazuta, March 6; weak but clear signal at 1002 UT
with OM preaching in Spanish, only audible in LSB to knock out the wall of
noise that inhabits this area of the band. 1005 UT OA folkorica mx, OM in
eco, some kind of ad.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

PHILIPPINES    Radio Pilipinas via USAGM Tinang relay center site,
still on air.

Although most USAGM transmitters have gone silent over the past couple
of  days, the Tinang, Philippines relay site is still carrying Radio
Pilipinas this evening (17 March) confirmed at 1730 UT sign-on and still
audible past 1930 UTC on 9925, 12120 and 15190 kHz. 
All three frequencies are audible here with fair reception.
(Dave Kenny, Caversham Berks-UK, BrDXC-UK groups.io March 17)

PHILIPPINES   Der Radyo Pilipinas World Service hat noch im Februar 2025
die Sendung in den Golf-Raum um eine Stunde verlaengert. Dies soll der
HFCC-Anmeldung A25 season zufolge offenbar auch im Sommer 2025 beibehalten
werden:
0200-0330:  12010 15640 17820 kHz (250 kW, 283/270/315 degr) Englisch
1730-2030:   9950 12120 15190 kHz (250 kW, 283 degr)         Tagalog
(A-25  HFCC.org, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

PHILIPPINES   13870 kHz FEBCambodia, 'The Voice of Love' via Bocaue bcast
center site, March 6. OM preaching in Khmer at 1253 UT check, nice signal!
Fun to hear this content produced daily in the FEBCambodia studio in down-
town Phnom Penh. And they love reports. 1256 UT studio ancr mentions
"F-E-B-C" and provides contact info, sked. 1257 UT ethnic theme mx for VOL
on Khmer strings,f/by bouncy choral theme and then usual sad-sounding man-
dolin-like instrumental theme mx for Voice of Love. FEBC repeating chimes
IS tune to 1301 UT YL with s/off annmts to -1303* UT.

13870 kHz  FEBCambodia via Bocaue site, March 7; fair signal 1255 UT with
YL in Khmer and then into mx theme and as pgming winding-up up for the
day.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

QST MAGAZINE - MARCH, 2025 issue.
<https://vk.com/wall-163779953_94382>

QST is a monthly magazine devoted to amateur radio communications. It has
been published in the USA by the American Amateur Radio League (ARRL) from
December 1915 to the present day. The name is taken from the international
Q-code and means "Message to all radio amateurs". "QST"is one of the first
periodicals in the world on this topic and the oldest of the existing
<https://vk.com/radioreceiver>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1332 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9)

RUSSIA/USSR  Sowjet radio history The Fifth Program of the All-Union Radio

In the 60s-80s of the last century, the Fifth Program existed on the All-
Union Radio. The Fifth Program of the All-Union Radio is a 24-hour infor-
mational,socio-political and artistic program addressed to Soviet citizens
outside the country (sailors, fishermen, polar explorers, etc.), broadcast
on short and medium waves.

Broadcast from August 1, 1960, in 1989 it was transferred to the Central
Radio Broadcasting to foreign countries. It included several autonomous
editorial boards that prepared issues for the corresponding groups of
listeners:

- Radio "For Those at Sea" from Moscow for fishing and scientific expedi-
tions, from Odessa for sailors and fishermen of the Black Sea-Mediterra-
nean basin,

- Radio "Atlantic" from Murmansk for sailors and fishermen of the Northern
basin, from Riga for the Western basin of the Atlantic.

- Radio "Pacific Ocean" from Vladivostok for sailors and fishermen of the
Pacific and Indian basins,

- Radio "For Soviet specialists working abroad"from Moscow (several issues
at different times for countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America).

- Radio for polar explorers;

- Radio station "Rodina", for those who live abroad and have nostalgia for
Russia in their souls.
(Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1333 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 16)

SAUDI ARABIA   Republic of Yemen Radio {in excile via Riyadh or Jeddah
bcast centers in Saudi Arabia,ed.} on 11935kHz (or more precisely 11934.79
kHz as measured on online KiwiSDR's) is once again accompanied by a buzz-
ing noise. Noted at 1855 UT on 9 March 2025.

Presumably this is a transmitter fault rather than jamming - 
see Rob Wagner's comments from June 2024:

<https://medxr.blogspot.com/2024/06/11935-khz-again-radio-sanaa-
fixes.html>

73's Tony Rogers-UK, March 9, Qodosen DX-286 / random wire (and also heard
on various online KiwiSDR's).
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 9)

Re:  Republic of Yemen Radio - 11935 kHz.

11934.895 kHz measured remotedly on various Perseus SDR_net units at 19.50
UT Sunday March 9, S=9+20dB in WeEurope, Greece and Doha Qatar ME targets.

2nd check a half hour later showed an accompanied low frq audio
TONE like a lot of FENCE  31 x strings seen every 120 Hertz apart distance
each sideband though.

I guess this one faulty TX unit
of at least 9 (!) nine high power SW txs available at Riyadh bcast center
in Saudi Arabia.

11934.894 kHz measured remotedly on Perseus SDR unit in Doha Qatar ME tar-
get at 10.22 UT, March 10, S=9+20dB signal and some 120 Hertz BUZZ audio
covered the channel from 11931.9 kHz - 25 x strings on lower sideband,
16 x buzz tone strings on upper side flank up 11936.82 kHz frequency range

11935 kHz on Tuesday March 11 at 12.50 UT in Doha Qatar and Kuwait Kiwi
ham operator club amateurish SDRs:

11934.894 kHz measured remotedly on Perseus SDR unit in Doha Qatar ME target
at 12.50 UT, Tuesday March 11, S=9+20dB signal - and some 31 x 120 Hertz
apart distance BUZZ audio strings covered the channel from 11931.9 kHz -
25 x strings on lower sideband, 16 x buzz tone strings on upper side flank
up 11936.82 kHz frequency range.

BUT  CO-CHANNEL  t o o
today at 12 - 13 UT co-channel  USAGM  RFA Tibetan sce from Kuwait relay
site; 4 main strings seenon 11935 kHz channel
Yemen Excile / RFA Tibetan / and two CHN mainland jammer / :

11934.770 kHz  1st CNR1  China mainland jammer.
11934.894 kHz  odd fqy of Yemen excile Radio of Riyadh or Jeddah-ARS site
               outlet.
formerly (thanks Mauno tip) 11935even KWT  USAGM RFA Tibetan sce towards
               Xizang* Zizhiq autionomous region Lhasa Tibet target area
               in western China mainland. Now

11935.010 kHz  2nd  CNR1  China mainland jammer.

Xizang Zizhiq autionomous region
* <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-2:CN>

[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb  df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9 - 10 - 11)

SAUDI ARABIA   11934.893+ kHz, March 11 at 2037 UT, Rep. of Yemen Radio,
Arabic, still with heavy buzz. Ed Sylvester explains on the WOR iog:
"I live in Riyadh and have had meetings with SBA. At that time (early
2024), they were on the fence as to whether to continue.

The transmitters / antennas are currently in a sector of Riyadh that has
been designated for future housing projects. Hence, the government will
either fund a move or have them shut down permanently.

Because there has not been funding to date, they are cannibalizing older
transmitters for replacement parts to at least keep Yemen radio on the air

Saudi Arabia is in the midst of full bore modernization in all sectors and
DAB+ has been touted as the new medium for widespread broadcasting. They
also rely on high-powered MW broadcasters that can be heard throughout the
region.

The future of SW b'casting seems bleak in KSA as surveys of listenership
have been spotty and unconvincing. Will know more in the coming months.
Fingers crossed. 73, Ed 7Z1ES"
(via Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 11)

Re:  Republic of Yemen Radio - 11935 kHz.

Curious, because WRTH says the power in Saudi Arabia and Yemen is 50 Hz.
So we should expect the faulty transmitter to show "fence pickets" every
100 Hertz, not every 120 Hertz.

Makes me wonder if these transmissions might be coming from a U.S. mili-
tary base in Saudi Arabia.
(Art Delibert, KB3FJO; hcdx & wor March 11)

<https://www.swcountry.be/ars.html>

shows replacement on new bcast center at Jeddah coast line, erected in
2005 til 2011 year as 4 x Continental Made in USA transmitters plus TCI
California high-gain curtain antennas ... and MWs too ...

ARS  new Jeddah Algwizain PC22711, 'Al Kurnayash South' SW site TX house
21 14 40 N  39 09 43.69 E
<https://maps.app.goo.gl/apRmavaputDNoNJg8>
Jeddah best satellite images seen in G.E. in Jan 2012 and Jan 2014.

ARS Jeddah MW 1512 kHz 1000 kW + 648 kHz 2000 kW. MW mast areas visible at
21 14 45.48 N  39 09 25.04 E  and
21 14 21.43 N  39 09 45.78 E

ARS new Jeddah TCI antennas 315degr (300-340degr),
backwards 1100 km distance at 140degrees azimuth towards Yemen target.
21 14 42.58 N  39 09 55.96 E
<https://maps.app.goo.gl/BApAqaoszrSUL6K78>  dimly streetview image
<https://maps.app.goo.gl/PXUHfdUTb1ub4XHc9>

ARS new Jeddah TCI ants, 255deg (220-270) No+WeAF/Sahel Zone, SDN, TCD,
CAF, MLI, CTI, LIB target azimuth.
21 14 55 N  39 09 59.52 E

dimmly(!) cross-dipole non-dir ant? 2010-2011year images, HQ ant ITU #925
21 14 49.61 N  39 09 45.67 E

older former SW & MW site
ARS Jeddah 'km29 Bahrah Badawi' SW and reserve MW 1512 + 648 kHz,
SW 9675 and 11855 kHz Jeddah program outlet at location
21 22 59.13 N  39 25 21.48 E

<https://maps.app.goo.gl/vyeSbqdfDRwc9m5XA>

and another likely maritime coastal radio station Jeddah too at location
<https://maps.app.goo.gl/TotfeoLgiVvEWGsY8>

73 wolfie df5sx

SOMALIA   7750 USB mode, "Radio Warsan," Somalia with BBC news / programm-
ing in English at 0421+UT on March 14, via Kiwi SDR remote at Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia; in vernacular;surprised to hear BBC news/programming in English;
trouble with the audio often breaking up. My remote audio, ending with one
minute of nice "Radio Warsan" IDs -

<https://app.box.com/s/b9i1vwn7kb3b0yfzuuwnckxr9dl8ih7u>
(Ron Howard-CA-USA,  wor & direct arch 14)

SPAIN   17755 kHz  Wed Febr 19 at 1613 UT, the only REE, S8/9+5dB, rarely
sufficient direct to here instead of Africa; as 12030 kHz for ME is still
AWOL and WHem channels 9690 & 17715 kHz do not start until 1900 UT week-
days. By 2300 UT for token English, into UTwente we only hear 9690 kHz,
with 17715 & 17755 kHz presumably not propagating in the nightmiddle.
Initial subject is emergency EU summit conference, tnx to Felodent Drumpf
siding with Putin over "dictator" Zelenskyy.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)

SPAIN   9690 kHz  Mon March 10 at 2300 UT, token English from SNR, VG
into Maryland SDR, better than 17715 kHz better than 17755 kHz much better
than nothing on 12030 kHz. Preview topic to be about Irish in Madrid cele-
brating St Patrick's Day already all week, not just Saturday ?  That would
be Ides of March 15. First news item about debating defending Ukraine;
2306 UT into feature.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 11)

TAIWAN   9900 kHz  R. Free Asia (Paochung-TWN bcast center), 1330 UT, in
Korean, talk by woman, some trad. music. contact 411 given near the end of
the hour. Excellent on March 7.
(Rick Barton, Sun City-AZ-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

THAILAND    Radio Thailand not heard via Udorn Thani USAGM relay center
tonight. Radio Thailand not heard just now 1800 UTC on scheduled 7475 kHz.
Anyone getting them?
(Jose Jacob-IND  VU2JOS, Hyderabad-IND, wor March 17)

TURKEY   Turkey has updated its fleet of HF transmitters with a new 300 kW
device manufactured by Ampegon (Switzerland). From March 30, it will be
used for broadcasting in Russian. "Undoubtedly TRT Emirler has got another
300 kW Ampegon transmitter recently [...]

11965 kHz 1300-1400 UT to ITU zones 19,20,29,30N  EMR  300kW  20degr
+20degr via ITU antenna #205  Russian  TUR  TRT ". Source:
<https://www.wwdxc.de/topnews.shtml>
(Alex, Radiopriem / Telegram; via 
Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1333 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 16)

TURKEY   448 new radio frequencies have been added in Istanbul. Transport
and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu announced that Turkey has
made the transition to Digital Audio Broadcasting(DAB+) technology for the
first time. Minister Uraloglu said that DAB+ is a technology that provides
clear, interference-free sound and increases frequency efficiency by
allowing more than one radio channel to be placed on a single frequency.

Stating that there are currently no free frequencies in Istanbul, Uraloglu
said: "We have eliminated this situation by starting DAB+ broadcasts. With
this new technology,we will be able to provide 448 new frequencies accord-
ing to the needs," he said.

Details Russian:  <https://vk.com/wall-72537297_27448>
<https://vk.com/public72537297>
(Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1333 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 16)

TURKEY   9610.022+ kHz, March 11 at 2250 UT, S=9+40dB into UTwente with
VOT multi-lingual ID filler reel, nothing on 5960 kHz. 2252 UT s/off in
Italian !  That must be on the web at 2230 UT, but the only Italian SWBC
is supposed to be at 0930-1000 UT on 11970 kHz, per WRTH !  Something's
always erroneous at Emirler bcast center. Considerable CCI from China mak-
ing a rippling SAH. 2253 UT VOT IS plays until finally off at 2257* UT.
Still no signal on 5960 kHz but I'm QRX on it:

*2258 UT March 11, 5959.999- kHz cut on at S=9+40/45dB with IS and English
ID. 2300 UT TS and s/on English as if it were 13635 at 1330: something's
always awry at Ankara. And into olds, etc.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 11)

UNIDENTIFIED  {DRM digital audio block ? ed.}  21580 kHz, March 10 at
2054 UT, S6/S8 open carrier is the OSOB, except for again some DRMish
noise centred on 21485 kHz. Nothing in HFCC, EiBi or Aoki, suspect China
for both. RFI does use 21580 kHz a lot, but not between 19 and 07 UT.
The 13m SWBC band is drastically underutilized, even now circa solar max.
I've noticed some intermittent SSB within too, intruders or mistuned
hams?
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 11)

UAE  {CZECH REPUBLIC non}  13650 kHz  eQSL Radio Prague International, via
Abu Dhabi Media Al Dhabbaya site, operated by Encompass Media transmitter
UAE). 3 March 2025, 12:00-12:28 UT English.
Internet E-mail: <international [at] czechradio.cz>
5 March 2025, 15.00-15.28 UT, Russian on 13650 kHz.  Picture: 
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/radio-prague-international.html>
(Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1332 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9)

Also requested in A25 season too, VTC FMO organized
13650 1500 1700 28E,29W  DHA  250 345   30 218 daily Rus UAE VTC ENC #1427
13650 1700 1800 28E,29W  DHA  250 345   30 218 Sat   Rus UAE VTC ENC #1428

U.K.   TalkSport darf wie beantragt sieben von 18 Mittelwellensendern
abschalten:

1053 kHz Stockton (Durham/North Yorkshire), Brighton Southwick (West
         Sussex), Rusthall (Tunbridge).
1071 kHz Clipstone (Nottinghamshire).
1089 kHz Lisnagarvey (County Antrim, Nordirland).
1107 kHz Duxhurst (Surrey), Lydd (Kent).

Der Wegfall verringert die Bevoelkerungsabdeckung geringfuegig von 92 auf
89 Prozent. Das Interesse an der oeffentlichen Konsultation hielt sich in
Grenzen. Die vier Meinungsaeusserungen werden bei

<https://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv-radio-and-on-demand/analogue-
radio/consultation-talksport-proposals-to-reduce-am-coverage> dokumentiert

Es verbleiben:
1053 kHz Droitwich (North Worcestershire), Postwick (Norfolk).
1071 kHz Wrekenton (Newcastle).
1089 kHz Brookman's Park (Hertfordshire), Dartford Tunnel (Kent),
         Moorside Edge (West Yorkshire), Washford (Somerset),
         Westerglen (Falkirk, Schottland).
1107 kHz Boston (Suffolk), Fareham (Hampshire), Wallasey (Cheshire).

TalkSport argumentierte mit der abnehmenden Hoererschaft auf Mittelwelle.
Die Programme des Sportanbieters sind auf zahlreichen digitalen Ausspiel-
wegen verfuegbar, allerdings geoblockiert.
(via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

USA   WMLK Bethel (Pennsylvania state) hat im Winter 2024/25 einen neuen
Sendeplan eingefuehrt, der deutlich besser zur Ausbreitung nach Europa
passte. Dieser Sendeplan wurde auch fuer Sommer 2025 in A-25 angemeldet.

Ausser am lokalen Samstag (Wochenfeiertag der Assemblies of Yahweh)
1200-1700 Uhr  15150 kHz (300 kW, 53 degr)
1730-2230 Uhr  17525 kHz (300 kW, 53 degr)
2300-0400 Uhr   9275 kHz (300 kW, 53 degr)

Ausgestrahlt werden uralte Programme von Jacob O. Meyer (1934-2010), dem
Gruender der 'Assemblies of Yahweh'. Manche Predigtbezuege, vor allem aber
der angegebene Sendeplan ist veraltet. Ein Empfangsbericht der  Be-
richterstatters an  <info -at- assembliesofyahweh.com>
harrt weiter der Antwort.
(A-25  HFCC.org, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

USA   A-25 AWR Short Wave Broadcast Schedule. 2025-03-30 to 2025-10-25
(first and last day of transmission). Public Version 24 – 2025-03-15

Site StartStop Language   Service Area                  kHz   kW   Days

SDA  0000 0030 Burmese    Myanmar,Thailand,China      17650  100   daily
MDC  0230 0330 Malagasy   Madagascar                   6065  125   daily
SDA  1000 1100 Mandarin   S-China                     15290  100   daily
SDA  1000 1100 Mandarin   C/N-China                   15450  100   daily
SDA  1100 1130 Indonesian W-Indonesia                 15500  100   daily
SDA  1100 1200 Mandarin   S-China                     15290  100   daily
SDA  1100 1200 Mandarin   C/N-China                   11855  100   daily
SDA  1130 1200 Shan       Myanmar                     15530  100   daily
SDA  1130 1200 Sundanese  Indonesia, Malaysia         15500  100   1 3 5 7
SDA  1130 1200 Javanese   Indonesia, Malaysia         15500  100    2 4 6
SDA  1200 1230 Min Nan    Chinese  C/N-China           9610  100   12345
SDA  1200 1230 Mon        Myanmar                     15630  100   daily
SDA  1200 1230 Mandarin   S-China                     15530  100        67
SDA  1200 1230 Mandarin   C/N-China                    9610  100        67
SDA  1200 1230 Min Nan    Chinese  S-China            15530  100   12345
SDA  1230 1300 Mandarin   C/N-China                    9610  100        6
SDA  1230 1300 Cantonese  S-China                     15530  100   12345 7
SDA  1230 1300 Cantonese  C/N-China                    9610  100   12345 7
SDA  1230 1300 Mandarin   S-China                     15530  100        6
SDA  1300 1330 Uighur     W-China                     15600  100   1     7
SDA  1300 1330 Dayak      W-Indonesia                 15630  100   daily
SDA  1300 1330 Mandarin   W-China                     15600  100    23456
SDA  1300 1330 Bangla     Bangladesh                  15430  100   daily
SDA  1300 1330 Kachin     Myanmar                     15530  100   daily
SDA  1330 1400 Lisu       Myanmar                     15505  100   daily
SDA  1330 1400 Kokborok   Bangladesh                  15265  100   daily
SDA  1330 1400 Assamese   NE-India                    15550  100   1  4
SDA  1400 1430 Karen      Myanmar,Thailand,China      15530  100   daily
SDA  1400 1430 Mandarin   W-China                     15440  100   daily
SDA  1400 1500 Mandarin   W-China                     15710  100   daily
SDA  1400 1430 Asho Chin  Myanmar                     15505  100   daily
SDA  1430 1500 Karen      Myanmar,Thailand,China      15530  100   daily
SDA  1430 1500 Burmese    Myanmar                     15505  100   daily
SDA  1500 1530 Kannada    S-India                     15215  100   daily
SDA  1500 1530 Tamil      S-India                     15530  100   daily
MDC  1500 1600 Malagasy   Madagascar                   6065  125   daily
SDA  1530 1600 Kannada    S-India                     15680  100   daily
SDA  1530 1600 Hindi      N-India                     15215  100   daily
SDA  1600 1630 Telugu     S-India                     15680  100   daily
SDA  1630 1700 Sindhi     Pakistan                    15360  100   1 3 5 7
SDA  1630 1700 Pushto     N-India                     15360  100    2 4 6
SDA  1630 1730 Korean     Korea                        9870  100   daily
NAU  1730 1800 Oromo      S-Ethiopia                  15440  250   daily
SDA  1730 1830 Korean     Korea                        9490  100   daily
NAU  1800 1830 Tigrinya   Eritrea                     15440  250   daily
SDA  1800 1900 Korean     Korea                        9610  100   daily
NAU  1830 1900 Amharic    Ethiopia                    15440  250   daily
SDA  1830 1930 Korean     Korea                        9830  100   daily
SDA  1900 2000 Arabic     Egypt,Iraq,Arab Peninsula   11805  100   daily
NAU  1900 1930 Hausa      Nigeria                     15440  250   daily
NAU  1930 2000 Ibo        E-Nigeria                   15440  250   daily
SDA  2000 2100 Korean     Korea                        9885  100   daily
NAU  2000 2030 Yoruba     Nigeria                     15440  250   daily
NAU  2030 2100 Pidgin     Nigeria                     15440  250   daily
SDA  2100 2200 Mandarin   C/N-China                   15625  100   daily
SDA  2200 2300 Mandarin   NE-China                    15625  100   daily
SDA  2300 2400 Mandarin   NE-China                    17620  100   daily
SDA  2300 2400 Mandarin   C/N-China                   17530  100   daily

SDA  =  KSDA AWR Agat Guam Pacific site.
MDC  =  MGLOB  Madagascar relay facility, Talata Volonondry site.
NAU  =  MBR Media Broadcast Cologne, Nauen, Germany site.

AWR Frequency Management Office
Sandwiesenstr. 35
64665 Alsbach
Germany, Europe
Phone: +49 6257 9440969, Email: <qsl -at- awr.org>
(AWR, direct, March 15, 2025)

USA   Drumbbb und VOA 2025 Freez. Trump freezes US-funded media outlets
including Voice of America.

President Donald Trump's administration on Saturday put journalists at
Voice ofAmerica and other US-funded broadcasters on leave, abruptly freez-
ing decades-old outlets long seen as critical to countering Russian and
Chinese information offensives.

Hundreds of staffers at VOA, Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe and other
outlets received a weekend email saying they will be barred from their of-
fices and should surrender press passes and office-issued equipment.

Trump, who has already eviscerated the US global aid agency and the Educa-
tion Department, on Friday issued an executive order listing the US Agency
for Global Media as among "elements of the federal bureaucracy that the
president has determined are unnecessary."

Kari Lake, a firebrand Trump supporter put in charge of the media agency
after she lost a US Senate bid, said in an email to the outlets that fede-
ral grant money "no longer effectuates agency priorities."

The White House said the cuts would ensure "taxpayers are no longer on the
hook for radical propaganda," marking a dramatic tone shift towards the
networks established to extend US influence overseas.

White House press official Harrison Fields wrote "goodbye" on X in
20 languages, a jab at the outlets' multilingual coverage.

VOA director Michael Abramowitz said he was among 1,300 staffers placed on
leave Saturday.

"VOA needs thoughtful reform, and we have made progress in that regard.But
today's action will leave Voice of America unable to carry out its vital
mission," he said on Facebook,noting that its coverage — in 48 languages —
reaches 360 million people each week.

The head of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, which started broadcasting
into the Soviet bloc during the Cold War, called the cancellation of fund-
ing "a massive gift to America's enemies."

"The Iranian ayatollahs, Chinese communist leaders,and autocrats in Moscow
and Minsk would celebrate the demise of RFE/RL after 75 years," its presi-
dent, Stephen Capus, said in a statement.

US-funded media have reoriented themselves since the end of the Cold War,
dropping much of the programming geared toward newly democratic Central
and Eastern European countries and focusing on Russia and China.

Chinese state-funded media have expanded their reach sharply over the past
decade, including by offering free services to outlets in the developing
world that would otherwise pay for Western news agencies.

Radio Free Asia, established in 1996, sees its mission as providing uncen-
sored reporting into countries without free media including China,Myanmar,
North Korea and Vietnam.

The outlets have an editorial firewall, with a stated guarantee of inde-
pendence despite government funding.

The policy has angered some around Trump,who has long railed against media
and suggested that government-funded outlets should promote his policies.

The move to end US-funded media is likely to meet challenges, much like
Trump's other sweeping cuts. Congress, not the president, has the consti-
tutional power of the purse and Radio Free Asia in particular has enjoyed
bipartisan support in the past.

Advocacy group Reporters Without Borders condemned the decision, saying it
"threatens press freedom worldwide and negates 80years of American history
in supporting the free flow of information."

Gregory Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee,and
senior Democratic congresswoman Lois Frankel said in a joint statement
that Trump's move would "cause lasting damage to US efforts to counter
propaganda around the world."

One VOA employee, who requested anonymity, described Saturday's message
as another "perfect example of the chaos and unprepared nature of the pro-
cess," with VOA staffers presuming that scheduled programming is off but
not told so directly.

A Radio Free Asia employee said: "It's not just about losing your income.
We have staff and contractors who fear for their safety. We have reporters
who work under the radar in authoritarian countries in Asia. We have staff
in the US who fear deportation if their work visa is no longer valid."

"Wiping us out with the strike of a pen is just terrible."
( A_F_P -

Clear-cutting at VOA, RFE, RFA and Radio Marti of USAGM 

<https://eng.mizzima.com/2025/03/16/20116>  March 16, 2025)

USA    Everyone needs to read this story now ...

Don't forget a shutdown of WWV, WWVH_awaii and WWVB because their time
announcements are somehow deemed woke and leftist.
(Tony Pavick, Hope BC-CAN, March 17)

The USAGM Djibouti relay on MW 1431 kHz is still on the air at 1735 UT,
with a musical loop  ..
(Jean-Michel Aubier, Paris-F, March 17)

<https://swling.com/blog/2025/03/bloody-saturday-mass-suspensions-
at-voice-of-america-and-usagm-networks/>

Journalists at Voice o.America and the Office for Cuba Broadcasting arriv-
ed for work today only to find themselves locked out, following an order
from President Trump's administration. Over 1,000 employees were placed on
indefinite paid leave, and contracts with international broadcasters like
R. Free Europe / R. Liberty and R. Free Asia were abruptly terminated.

According to NPR, the cuts, pushed by Trump's senior adviser Kari Lake,are
raising serious legal and ethical questions — with former USAGM officials
calling it "Bloody Saturday" for global media.

These networks,which reach 420million people across 63 languages, are cru-
cial for delivering uncensored news to regions where press freedom is sup-
pressed. The full article at NPR dives deeper into the shutdowns, politi-
cal motivations, and what this could mean for global journalism and Ameri-
can soft diplomacy {...}

and also

<https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/17/china/china-cheers-trump-cut-voice-of-
america-intl-hnk/index.html>
(Sheldon Harvey, Greenfield Park, Quebec-CAN, wor March 17)

USA  [and non]  VOA situation: Not all the staff at USAGM Greenville
[Grimesland]-NC-USA are full-time employees; seven technicians are perso-
nal service contractors (PSC) and are to be put on administrative leave
until further notice, but not locked out, unlike some personnel in
Washington-DC.

Five Government Service Employees remaining are: three supervisors, the
chief engineer and a secretary. One person already accepted a buy-out. A
former manager has returned. It's unclear if there will be enough staff to
keep running the site 24/7 hrs/d.

Perhaps they will at least keep Radio Marti broadcasting as long as the
program feed remains. It seems there has been a lot of repetition already
in music and talk features to fill the 24-hour schedule.

Already planned: GB-8, a 500 kW AEG transmitter is to be retired, as no
high voltage transformer can be obtained for it. One of the Kuwait sen-
ders, a Continental 417 will be moved in to replace it.

Now in doubt is a major expansion of the Kuwait site, three x 250 kW
Ampegons, to replace Sao Tome, and others. Other relay sites? So far it
appears that USAGM Tinang, Philippines relay site is still operating.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, wor 0451 UT March 16)

USA  [and non]   Monitoring by gh: 13820 kHz, March 16 at 1457 UT, open
carrier S6/S7, 1500 UT JIP Radio Marti with ID. 11860 kHz was not on at
1457 UT but is on after 1500 UT. 11930 kHz already running at 1457 UT,
S7/9+5dB, all Grimesland NC site. Presumably about to be abolished.

Greenville manager Willford Cooper could not find anything out at 1604 UT
March 16. The computer network was down and Greenville getting its Marti
programs from satellite. Staff could not put in their time cards, get the
daily activity report of operational memos from DC. So if they had been
told to shut down they would never know.

But by 1654UT The order has been passed to Macon Dail, the Chief Engineer,
to shut Greenville site down. All employees have been told not to show up
for work.

Alan Furst, Kansas City, reports: "Radio Marti went off at 16:30 today
March 16. All transmitters appear to be off in 22 and 25 meters. It hap-
pened abruptly, although I wasn't listening closely to know what they said
at the end. Was a surprise."

Many USAGM services are missing frequencies, dead air, filling with music
or repeating old programming as the axe is falling; much monitoring of de-
tails in the WOR indian ocean group. The White House has quoted Dan Robin-
son's critique of VOA as one justification. And Kim Elliott says,
"The zombification of VOA has begun. Listening at 0400 UTC 15 March on
4930kHz, Botswana relay via an SDR in South Africa: It was the VOA "World-
wide in Five" newscast from March 9 at 0200 UTC." - he probably meant 0400
UT 16 March as this was posted a few minutes after that.

VOA's broadcasting of week-olds eclipses Voice of Turkey, where their olds
would be no more than 14.5 hours stale.

At 1900 UT on March 16, via UTwente checking all VOA scheduled frequencies
per EiBi database list:

Tigrigna:  9485 BOT & 12040 CVA dead air; 13765 KWT music.
English:  13590 D-Lampertheim Germany music.
French:   17700 GB Woofferton OFF.
Korean:    7465 & 9800 PHT, 9575 THA all with music
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, wor March 16)

USA  [and non]   4930 kHz on March 17 at 0444UT, JBA carrier, no doubt VOA
BOTSWANA relay still on air, but others report no new programming, and
site expected to be closed down later this date.

9775 kHz  March 17 at 0455 UT, S7/S9 of music with long pause between
tunes, presumably fill music, off by 0459UT: VOA English BOTSWANA schedul-
ed 0300-0500 UT, still running while HQ in Washington is locked up.

Various other relay sites are affected, MW and SW, disappearing from air,
replacing with other programming, etc., everyone trying to keep up with
this fast-breaking situation, reporting to the WOR iog. Of course this al-
so threatens innocent bystations using USAGM facilities such as Radio
Thailand, Pilipinas.

Greenville guys were told to shut the power off to the building.That means
no A/C and no heat. In NC the equipment will be ruined in a month. It's
over for shortwave.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 17)

USA   5085 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 0158-0208 UT, WTWW from Lebanon-TN,
in English. Man talking, preaching, presumably, during this log and
beyond. Barely audible reception: 25311.

5920 kHz  Saturday March 15, at 0209-0219 UT, WTWW from Lebanon-TN, in
English. Woman announcer, the Pastor, makes a preaching (on 5085 kHz is
a man!). Poor reception: 35422.

(Jose Ronaldo Xavier-Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx March 15)

USA   9275 kHz  March 3 at 2302 UT, WMLK is S=9+30dB, surprisingly playing
"God Save The Queen" - I mean, "King". Couldn't make out the lyrix, "from
every mountainside"? I heard them in morning on 15150kHz but not lately in
afternoon on 17525 kHz - is that one active?

Re my WMLK 9275 log, Mike Barraclough-UK, replies:  "WMLK would have been
playing My Country Tis of Thee, the United States first national anthem,
think it was adopted unofficially, before Star Stangled Banner,see lyrics,
including from every mountainside, here. Was written to more or less the
same tune as God Save the Queen.

<https://mistressofmusic.wordpress.com/2014/02/11/my-country-tis-of-
thee-vs-god-save-the-queen-did-we-rip-off-the-uk/>

As a long time Neil Young fan I bought his 2012 Americana album, covers of
well known folk songs. His version of God Save the Queen has a rarely sung
verse; there have been many versions during the years and ends with the 16
strong Americana choir singing the verse from My Country Tis of Thee with
From Every Mountainside in it. Video here with appropriate footage for
both. I didn't know of My Country Tis of Thee before I bought the album.

<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-nPsrX05Rk>

In his notes on the album Neil says how he remembers singing God Save the
Queen regularly at school in Canada. Mike"

Axually I knew about the US/UK duplitune,but was hoping to prompt an inte-
resting reply such as this; tnx, Mike!
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

USA   Die 1989 eroeffnete US-Kurzwellenstation WWCR hat am 31. Dec. 2024
den bisher fuer Europa eingesetzten Sender WWCR-1 (3215, 6115, 15825 kHz)
stillgelegt.
WWCR Nashville (Tennessee) hat vom 9. Maerz (Beginn der US-amerikanischen
Sommerzeit) bis 31. Mai 2025 folgenden Sendeplan:

WWCR-2 (100 kW, 85 degr)
0000-1200 Uhr  5935 kHz
1200-1500 Uhr  7490 kHz
1500-2000 Uhr 12160 kHz
2000-2400 Uhr  9350 kHz

WWCR-3 (100 kW, 40 degr)
0000-1200 Uhr  4840 kHz
1200-2400 Uhr 13845 kHz

WWCR-4 (100 kW, 90 degr)
0000-0200 Uhr  7520 kHz
0200-1200 Uhr  5890 kHz
1200-2400 Uhr  9980 kHz

Der Programmplan findet sich bei
<https://wwcr.com/program-guides/WWCR_Program_Guide.pdf>
(via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)

USA   WTWW: George McClintock advises me March 11 that the #2 transmitter
started smoking as some caps were burning. Will replace them and hope 5085
kHz if not 9475 kHz, to be back on air today or tomorrow.

9930 kHz WWCR-1 nominal at 2306 UT check with TOMBS moanin' & groanin'.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 11)

UZBEKISTAN   9864 / 9874 / 9883 kHz  OPPOSITION.  Voice of Tibet from Oslo
via CRRT  RRTM  Telecom Tashkent Uzbekistan Shortwave Transmitting bcast
center. March 7; s/on 1300UT starting out on 9864 kHz and nice signal with
YL in Tibetan, mellow instl mx burst and into nx. No QRM at first, whats-
oever, but annoying het tone to notch out starts at 1301 UT. Jumps to 9874
kHz at 1306 UT, a clean fqy today. Jumped to unknown next fqy at 1312 UT 
... aaaaannnnd ... it is found to be 9883 kHz.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

VENEZUELA  {COLOMBIA ? non}  4940 kHz  unid LA religious stn (reportedly
'Estacion 4940' located in the YV/HJ border area somewhere), March 6; good
signal 1012 UT during orchl theme mx, then 1015 UT OM in Spanish mention-
ing "onda corta" but spoken anmts segment weaker and very low modulation
compared to mx. Into secular mx pgm with HJ dance-style with arpa and orch
and OM singer in Spanish. (edited)
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1194 March 9)

ZAMBIA    Die 'Strategic Communications Group' hat folgenden Sendeplan
(30. March -25. October 2025) fuer die Voice of Hope Africa

<http://voiceofhope.com/schedule/voh-africa_program_grid.pdf>

angemeldet:
1300-1400 Uhr  9680 kHz (LUV 100 kW, nd) Mo-Fr Kiswahili
1400-1600 Uhr  9680 kHz (LUV 100 kW, nd)       Englisch
1600-2100 Uhr  4965 kHz (LUV 100 kW, nd)       Englisch.
(A-25  HFCC.org, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, ADDX Kurier March 9)


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