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BC-DX 1610 10 March 2025
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ALGERIA RTA Tipaza 'Chaine 3' 252 kHz longwave is back.
Morning all, After five days off, RTA Chaine 3 is already back on 252 kHz.
Strong and clean signal in Northern Spain. 73 de Jorge
(Jorge Garzon-Cantabria-ESP EA1FOV BrDXC-UK groups.io news March 6)
Good signal here yesterday (6/3) with another outage when checked at
1000-1030 UTC. Another very brief break at 1230 UTCyesterday also.
Good signal again today (March 7) but on recheck at 1420 UT they had gone
off again.
I extended the range of a VLF convertor to cover the LW band and using a
long wire aerial it gives very nice reception of Algeria / Poland on LW on
the Tecsun PL-660. Can just hear CHT (Chiltern) aero beacon on 277 kHz as
well. Normally this set struggles to pick up Droitwich on 198 kHz on its
own and would never receive RTE on 252 kHz when they were on.
Back on again at re-check at 1444 UTC, March 7.
(Nick Rank-Buxton-UK, BrDXC-UK groups.io news March 7)
ARMENIA some A-25 season shortwave requests of Yerevan Gavar SW center
transmissions
7420 1730 1800 18,19,27,28,29 ERV 100 330 0 158 Mul ARM MBR MBR X.noeu
9330 1400 1530 44NE ERV 100 65 0 902 Kor ARM NEW RED
9585 1700 1800 48W ERV 100 192 0 218 Tir ARM VTC ENC
15455 0500 0800 46,47 ERV 300 245 0 218 Mul ARM MBR MBR D.Niger
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
ASCENSION ISL A-25 season shortwave requests of ENC / USADM ASC SW center
transmissions
5960 0500 0600 46SE 250 55 -30 216 1234567 Kau ENC
6135 0529 0600 46SE 125 65 0 547 1234567 Hau BBC HAUSA
6180 1900 1930 46-48,52,53 250 85 0 607 1234567 Fra AGM
6195 0500 0600 46SE 250 55 -30 216 1234567 Kau ENC
7230 2000 2030 37S,38,46N,47N 250 27 0 547 1 Ara ENC
7305 0529 0600 46SE 125 55 -30 216 1234567 Hau BBC HAUSA
7305 0600 0629 46 125 27 0 547 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-W
7380 2000 2030 37S,38,46N,47N 250 27 0 547 1 Ara ENC
9410 0500 0700 46 125 27 0 547 1234567 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-W
9440 0629 0700 46SE 125 65 0 547 1234567 Hau BBC HAUSA
9490 2130 2200 46 250 27 0 618 23456 Bam AGM
9585 1900 1930 52SE,53SW,57N 250 115 30 216 1 Eng ENC
9655 2000 2100 37S,38W,46N 125 27 0 547 1234567 Fra KBS
9915 0600 0700 47SW,52 125 65 0 547 1234567 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-C
11660 1900 1930 46SE 250 65 0 547 1 Eng ENC
11660 1930 2000 46SE 125 65 0 547 123457 Hau BBC HAUSA
11660 1930 2030 46SE 125 65 0 547 6 Hau BBC HAUSA
12050 1800 1900 46SE 250 55 -30 216 1234567 Kau ENC
12065 0300 0330 52E,53NW 250 85 0 216 23456 Swa BBC SWAHA
12095 0600 0629 47S,52N,52SE 125 70 -15 216 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-C
12095 0629 0700 46SE 125 55 -30 216 1234567 Hau BBC HAUSA
15260 0700 0729 46 125 27 0 547 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-W
15400 1800 1900 46 125 27 0 547 23456 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-W
15490 0700 0729 47S,52N,52SE 250 65 0 547 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-C
15490 1800 1830 46 125 27 0 547 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-W
15505 0700 0800 46SE 250 65 0 547 1234567 Kau ENC
17530 1600 1630 52,53 250 85 0 607 1234567 Kin AGM
17530 1830 1900 52,53 250 85 0 607 23456 Kin AGM
17640 1200 1230 46 250 27 0 547 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-W
17640 1400 1600 46 125 27 0 547 7 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-W
17640 1530 1730 46 125 27 0 547 1 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-W
17700 1600 1900 46SE 250 55 -30 216 7 Hau BBC HAUSA
17780 1700 1729 46 125 27 0 547 23456 Eng BBC ESPR2 (
17780 1729 1800 46 125 27 0 547 23456 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-W
17830 1700 1729 47SW,52 125 85 0 607 23456 Eng BBC ESPR2 (
17830 1729 1900 47SW,52 125 85 0 607 23456 Eng BBC ENAFW+AF8-C
17880 1700 1730 48SW,52NE,53NW 250 85 0 216 1 Swa ENC
21630 1100 1400 46SE 250 55 -30 216 7 Hau BBC HAUSA
21630 1100 1430 46SE 250 65 0 547 7 Hau BBC HAUSA
21630 1400 1430 46SE 125 55 -30 216 23456 Hau BBC HAUSA
21645 1300 1700 46SE 250 65 0 547 7 Hau BBC HAUSA
21660 1200 1230 47S,52N,52SE 250 65 0 547 1234567 Fra BBC FRENA+AF8-C
21660 1700 1730 48SW,52NE,53NW 250 85 0 216 1 Swa ENC
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
ASCENSION ISLAND 12050 kHz Radio Ndarason International, in Kanuri
language (pres), Febr 23, 0724-0741 UT. (12050.001 kHz per UTwente, good
w/ loud audio,) playing a typical Afro chant w/ percussions and an afropop
song, from about 0728 UT man brief talk, brief afro pop song, woman talk,
typical brief chant as pause, and then same woman interviewing a man talk-
ing a lot (ment. Zimbabwe); listened in AM w/ 2.7 kHz audio filter, non-
stop rapid and deep qsb per minute, moderate qrn rustle (louder when fad-
ing), fair/almost good at times (short-wave.info reports in Kannada
language, but this is one of the languages spoken in India.
(Gianni Serra-Roma-ITA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)
AUSTRIA Groedig Radio Museum, (Hauptstrasse 3, 5082 Groedig, Austria).
Video with translation into Russian: 26:34 min/sec
<https://vk.com/wall-163779953_93871>
With about 250 exhibits, it tells the story of radio from radio transmit-
ters to FM receivers of the 1960s. With a rich selection of devices, the
museum demonstrates the technical development of radio in separate sec-
tions. Fully functional devices from the collection are presented to you
under the guidance of the museum director and can be demonstrated upon re-
quest.
You can see equipment dating back to the early period of wireless tele-
graphy, as well as detector and tube sets.You will also find such rarities
as a radio receiver built in Salzburg in 1928, Ingelen US 437 Geographic
(built in 1937), a wire tone set and a number of rare devices dating back
to the early period of radio development.
One of the areas of the museum is reserved for temporary exhibitions. The
museum also has a radio exchange with a large selection of radios, tubes
and various spare parts. In addition, an archive with an extensive collec-
tion of magazines devoted to radio is available to interested visitors.
Host: Hans Martin Walchhofer (Museum Director)
<https://vk.com/radioreceiver> via
Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1331 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 2)
BRAZIL Radio 9 de Julho back on 9816.6 kHz.
9818.6 kHz After several days off the air, Radio 9 de Julho, Sao Paulo is
back on 9818.6 kHz. Heard right now, 0645 UT on March 5, with its usual
religious program. 25422.
{9818.552 kHz poor S=5 at 09.35 UT March 5, wb.}
(Manuel Mendez, Lugo-ESP, wor March 5)
BRAZIL 9665.02 kHz Radio Voz Missionaria, 0159 UT on 18 Febr. Port,
ToH ID with man giving frequencies and what sounded like power. Fair.
(David Potter-Gainesville-FL-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)
Lately
11749.769 BRA Radio Voz Missionaria Camboriu SC BrasPort, S=7 or -88dBm
at 07.10 UT and //
9665.089 BRA also Brasport too, S=9+15dB stronger signal in 31 mb at
07.49 UT on Febr 27 not on 5939v in 50 meterband. (wb df5sx)
BRAZIL 15190v ZYE522 R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG, Febr 22,
2130z, listed with 5 kW at 122deg. Only overseas signal on 19mband logged
at this time.
(Jerry Lenamon-TX-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)
BULGARIA some A-25 season shortwave requests of SPC Sofia Kostinbrod
SW center transmissions
3930 0000 2400 28 SOF 20 0 0 925 AM Eng TOM SPC
5875 0400 0458 27,28,29,38 SOF 70 306 0 618 DRM Eng NEW SPC
5900 0000 2359 27,28,29,38 SOF 250 306 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
6000 1500 2359 28,27 SOF 25 306 0 885 AM Eng NEW SPC
6005 1900 2100 28,27,37 SOF 250 306 30 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
6010 1700 2200 28,27,37 SOF 250 306 30 618 AM Fra NEW SPC
6060 1530 1900 29,30 SOF 100 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
6140 1800 1830 40,30W,39,29 SOF 250 100 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
6155 2000 0300 29,30 SOF 50 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
7245 0400 0600 29,39,40,28,30W,27SOF 250 110 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
7315 0530 0900 29,30 SOF 100 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
7555 0000 2359 29,39,40,28,30W,27SOF 250 110 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
9400 0000 2359 39,40 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
9465 2100 2300 28,29 SOF 250 306 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
9490 1700 1745 38E,39,40W SOF 100 141 15 616 AM Mul MBR A.meara
9490 1745 1800 39 SOF 100 126 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
9560 1700 1800 19,20,21,22,29,30 SOF 250 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
9700 1500 1600 29,30 SOF 100 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
9700 1700 1730 29,30 SOF 250 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
9790 1700 1730 29,30 SOF 250 30 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
9820 0400 0700 39 SOF 100 126 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
9900 0800 1300 39 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
9910 1700 2300 28,27 SOF 250 306 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
11580 0000 2359 27,28 SOF 250 306 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
11600 0000 2359 27,28 SOF 250 306 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
11695 1700 1745 38E,39,40W SOF 100 141 15 616 AM Mul MBR B.meara
11700 0800 1100 52,57,47,38 SOF 250 192 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
11700 2100 2300 52,57,47,38 SOF 250 192 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
11875 0800 0900 27E,28NW SOF 100 306 0 616 AM Mul MBR C.307
12025 0500 1000 39,40,48 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Mul NEW SPC
12085 0600 2359 39,40,48 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Ara NEW SPC
12100 0800 1200 38,39,47E,48 SOF 250 156 0 618 AM Mul TOM SPC
13700 0400 0700 39,40 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Eng TOM SPC
13700 0900 2200 39,40 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Ara NEW SPC
13800 0500 1200 39,40 SOF 250 126 0 618 AM Eng TOM SPC
13840 0900 1200 38,39,48,47E SOF 250 156 0 618 AM Mul BCQ SPC
13850 0400 0900 38,39,48,47E SOF 250 156 0 618 AM Mul BCQ SPC
15290 1500 1900 39,48,47E,38E,40 SOF 250 126 0 885 AM Mul TOM SPC
15335 1200 1900 39,48,47E,38E,40 SOF 250 126 0 885 AM Mul TOM SPC
15400 1500 1800 47,38,37,46 SOF 250 210 0 618 AM Mul TOM SPC
15515 0900 1400 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 DRM Eng NEW SPC
15515 1500 2200 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 DRM Eng NEW SPC
15600 0200 0800 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
15600 1700 2200 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
15700 0000 2359 29,30,40 SOF 50 90 0 618 AM Eng NEW SPC
15775 0700 1100 38,39,47E,48 SOF 250 156 0 618 AM Mul TOM SPC
15780 1100 1700 38,39,47E,48 SOF 250 156 0 618 AM Mul TOM SPC
17510 0700 1900 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
17700 0900 1200 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
17900 0500 1900 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
21800 0000 2359 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
26000 0000 2359 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 AM Mul NEW SPC
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
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)
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 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-USA brdxc March 7 - 8)
CHINA Voice of Strait changed the program schedule on March 1, 2025. See
<https://vos.com.cn/haixiagaikuang.shtml?num=1>
The hours of broadcasting was unchaged. 2255-1500 UT except Weds 0355-1500
UT (for equipment maintenance). Using frequencies:
MW 666 kHz (Fuzhou Songnangcun NRTA 107 site 600 kW)
783 kHz (Quanzhou Fotan Houxucun 600 kW)
1269 kHz (Nanping NRTA 802 site)
SW 4900 kHz (Fuzhou Wanlicun NRTA 552 site 50kW 140deg
*for limited hours in the evening only)
FM 90.6 MHz (Fuzhou) 99.6 MHz(Fuzhou) 97.9 MHz (Amoy)
*the hours of 4900 kHz broadcasting was recently monitored 0837 UT
(signing on) to 1131 UT(signing off) - unchanged.
The station address:
Voice of Strait
No.15, Yuandang Street
Gulou District
Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, 350025 China, FE Asia
E-mail: <hxzs_vos -at- 163.com>
URL: <http://www.vos.com.cn/> (with streeming broadcast)
(Takahito Akabayashi-Tokyo-JP, wor March 5)
DJIBOUTI Can anyone help point me to non-English language schedules for
VOA on their 1431 kHz output from {USAGM relay center site} Djibouti?
I'm trying to positively ID the following as VOA (I can't work out what
else it could be), but can't work out what language it is,or what language
VOA are scheduled to be broadcasting at this time on 1431 UT, just before
2220 UT on 4th March -
<https://voca.ro/156Qo8oR3YJP> and also at 2230 -
<https://voca.ro/1c7PcGzxmGpM>
Or if its another broadcaster, any input welcome. Thanks in advance.
(Graeme Stoker, wor March 4)
Tony has updated the Africa on MW guide with the revised schedule for the
USAGM Djibouti on 1431 kHz - its just been uploaded to the BDXC web site
Articles page.
<https://www.bdxc.org.uk/articles.html>
It seems that the Djibouti relay changed from carrying VOA English and
French to entirely East African languages.
As Franck posted the 2100-2300 UT slot would be VOA in Amharic.
(Dave Kenny-UK, BrDXC-UK iogr news wor March 5)
Re: [bdxc-news] VOA Africa schedules.
It is a bit different compared with WRTH Web App schedule, but seems it
has changed evan after that latest update :
0000-0100 Somali
0100-0130 Amharic
0130-0200 Oromo
0200-0330 English
1600-1700 Somali
1700-1730 Amharic
1730-1800 Oromo
1800-1900 Amharic
1900-1930 Tigrinya
1930-2100 Somali
2100-2300 Amharic
2300-2330 Tigrinya
2330-2400 open carrier
(Mauno Ritola-FIN, wor March 5)
2025-03-01 00:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-01 00:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 00:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-01 00:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 01:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 01:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 01:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA OROM
2025-03-01 01:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
to
2025-03-01 16:38:32 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 17:05:36 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 17:07:48 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 17:36:20 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 18:04:08 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 18:05:36 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 18:34:08 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 18:36:20 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 19:04:08 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 19:05:36 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-01 19:33:24 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 20:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 20:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 21:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 21:02:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 21:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 21:32:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 22:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 22:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 22:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-01 22:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 23:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-01 23:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-01 23:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 00:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-02 00:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 00:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-02 00:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 01:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 01:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 01:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA OROM
2025-03-02 01:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
to
2025-03-02 16:38:32 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 17:06:42 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 17:08:54 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 17:37:04 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 18:04:52 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 18:06:20 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 18:34:30 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 18:36:42 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 19:04:08 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 19:05:36 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-02 19:33:24 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 20:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 20:32:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 21:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 21:02:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 21:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 21:32:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 22:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 22:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 22:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-02 22:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 23:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-02 23:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-02 23:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 00:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-03 00:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 00:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-03 00:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 01:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 01:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 01:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA OROM
2025-03-03 01:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
to
2025-03-03 16:40:00 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 17:06:20 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 17:08:32 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 17:38:10 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA OROM
2025-03-03 17:39:16 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 18:04:52 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 18:06:20 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 18:35:14 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 18:38:10 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 19:04:30 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 19:05:58 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-03 19:34:08 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 20:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 20:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 21:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 21:02:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 21:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 21:33:24 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 22:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 22:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 22:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-03 22:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 23:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-03 23:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-03 23:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 00:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-04 00:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 00:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-04 00:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 01:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 01:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 01:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA OROM
2025-03-04 01:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
to
2025-03-04 16:40:00 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 17:05:58 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 17:08:10 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 17:37:48 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA OROM
2025-03-04 17:38:54 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 18:04:30 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 18:05:58 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 18:34:52 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 18:37:48 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 19:04:30 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 19:05:58 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-04 19:34:08 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 20:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 20:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 21:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 21:02:18 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 21:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 21:33:24 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 22:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 22:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 22:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA AMHA
2025-03-04 22:31:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 23:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-04 23:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TIGR
2025-03-04 23:31:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
2025-03-05 00:01:34 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA SOMA
2025-03-05 00:01:56 capture: AM 1431 (DJI) VOA TEST
Re: [bdxc-news] VOA Africa schedules
Thanks Franck and DF5SX for the replies, fantastic. Of course listening
this morning with fresh ears I can hear 'VOA News, Washington DC' in
English at the start of the 2230 UT clip, but I would have never known
that it was Amharic. Thanks again, 73, Graeme
(Graeme Stoker, BrDXC-UK iogr news wor March 5)
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 Amha-
ric language course prepared by the Oromia Education 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)
GERMANY A-25 season shortwave requests of MBR Cologne various
SW center transmissions - worldwide relay sites, in AM and DRM digital
mode.
3995 2200 2300 27,28 ISS 100 260 0 146 AM Deu F MBR X.19
5935 1300 1400 27E,28NW NAU 100 233 0 156 AM Mul D MBR X.307
5945 0700 0745 27,28N NAU 100 260 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.B1
5960 0000 0200 2-9,10 NAU 125 300 0 216 AM NldEng D MBR X.namew
5960 1300 1400 27E,28NW NAU 100 233 0 156 AM Mul D MBR X.307
5980 0200 0230 28,29 NAU 100 73 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.EERuE
5990 1000 1600 27E,28 NAU 125 233 0 146 AM Mul D MBR A.307
6015 1400 1600 27-29,39 NAU 125 115 0 146 AM Eng D TOM X.East+AF8
6030 1830 1945 28,29 NAU 100 73 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.B2
6045 0800 0900 27E,28 NAU 125 240 0 146 AM NldEng D MBR X.332
6045 1000 1400 27E,28 NAU 100 233 0 156 AM Mul D MBR A.307
6055 1030 1100 27,28 NAU 125 222 0 146 AM Mul D MBR A.332
6080 2300 0200 2-9,10 NAU 125 300 0 216 AM NldEng D MBR X.namew
6095 0800 1600 18,2728,37NAU 100 240 0 156 AM NldEng D MBR A.332
6100 1400 1430 40E,41NW TAC 100 150 0 912 AM Prs UZB DWL X.DA-14
6100 1430 1500 40E,41NW TAC 100 150 0 912 AM Pus UZB DWL X.PA-14
6100 1800 2000 28,29 NAU 100 73 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.B2
6130 1700 1900 28,29 NAU 100 100 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.B2
6140 0800 0900 27E,28NW NAU 100 240 0 146 AM Mul D MBR B.307
6145 0000 0200 2-9,10 NAU 125 300 0 216 AM NldEng D MBR X.namew
6185 1800 1830 28,29 NAU 100 73 0 146 AM Mul D MBR Y.B2
7205 2000 2100 37-38,4647NAU 100 213 0 216DRM Mul D MBR X.AFRIC
7220 0700 0745 27,28N NAU 100 260 0 146 AM Mul D MBR B.B1
7225 1200 1600 27E,28 NAU 100 242 0 156 AM Mul D MBR B.307
7315 1830 1930 29-30,3941NAU 100 101 0 216DRM Mul D MBR X.PERSI
7340 1030 1130 27,28 NAU 125 222 0 146 AM Mul D MBR B.332
7350 0800 0900 27E,28 NAU 125 240 0 146 AM NldEng D MBR B.332
7380 0200 0230 28,29 NAU 100 73 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.EERuE
7420 1730 1800 18-19,2729ERV 100 330 0 158 AM Mul ARM MBR X.noeu
7425 1630 1730 42,43,44 TAC 100 90 0 911 AM Mul UZB MBR X.Asia
9475 0700 0800 27N,28S NAU 125 230 0 146 AM NldEng D MBR X.posps
9490 1700 1745 38E,39,40WSOF 100 141 15 616 AM Mul BUL MBR A.meara
9515 1930 2000 37,38 NAU 250 165 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.341
9520 2330 0030 41,43,49 NAU 250 85 0 216 AM Mul D MBR X.320
9550 0430 0515 39N NAU 125 120 0 216 AM Mul D MBR X.josyi
9570 1300 1400 46,47W SAO 100 20 0 106 AM Hau STP DWL B.HA-13
9610 1800 1900 39,40 NAU 100 105 0 146 AM Mul D MBR B.B10
9635 1815 1915 39,40 NAU 250 130 0 216 AM Mul D MBR A.B3
9695 0430 0515 39N NAU 125 120 0 216 AM Mul D MBR C.josyi
9695 1600 1630 29,30 NAU 250 80 0 146 AM Mul D MBR X.345
9720 1830 1900 37N NAU 125 230 0 216 AM Mul D MBR A.B15
9735 0500 0530 39,40 NAU 250 120 0 216 AM Mul D MBR B.B8
9810 1700 1915 39 NAU 100 126 0 216 AM Mul D MBR A.B3
9810 1900 1930 46,47 ISS 100 175 0 156 AM Mul F KRI X.Sahel
9830 0630 0700 46,47W SAO 100 0 0 106 AM Hau STP DWL X.HA-06
9830 1300 1400 46,47W SAO 100 0 0 106 AM Hau STP DWL X.HA-13
9830 1800 1900 46,47W SAO 100 0 0 106 AM Hau STP DWL X.HA-18
9860 0500 0600 46,47 NAU 125 185 0 216 AM Mul D MBR B.Niger
9860 1830 1915 39 NAU 125 129 0 146 AM Mul D MBR C.B3
9925 0000 0300 29,10 NAU 125 300 0 216 AM NldEng D MBR X.namew
11615 2000 2100 37,38,4647NAU 100 213 0 146DRM Mul D MBR A.AFRIC
11650 0600 0630 46,47,3837NAU 125 180 0 146 AM Mul D MBR B.namoa
11650 0700 0800 27N,28S NAU 125 230 0 146 AM NldEng D MBR X.posps
11655 0600 0615 46-47,3837NAU 125 180 0 146 AM Mul D MBR A.namoa
11660 0500 0600 48NW ISS 250 123 0 211 AM Mul F MBR X.Eritr
11695 1700 1745 38E,39,40 SOF 100 141 15 616 AM Mul BUL MBR B.meara
11700 1530 1630 29S NAU 125 100 0 146 AM Mul D HCJ A.chru
11710 1830 1930 29-3039-41NAU 100 101 0 216DRM Mul D MBR A.PERSI
11800 1200 1230 19-26 NAU 250 60 0 218 AM Mul D MBR B.500
11830 0500 0530 46,47 NAU 125 185 0 216 AM Mul D MBR Y.Niger
11830 1600 1700 39 NAU 125 128 0 216 AM Mul D MBR X.meara
11830 1800 1830 46,47 NAU 125 185 0 216 AM Mul D MBR Y.Niger
11850 0630 0700 46,47W ISS 250 170 0 211 AM Hau F DWL X.HA-06
11850 1300 1400 46,47W SAO 100 20 0 106 AM Hau STP DWL X.HA-13
11850 1800 1900 46,47W ISS 500 175 0 217 AM Hau F DWL B.HA-18
11855 1800 1830 39,40 NAU 100 105 0 216 AM Mul D MBR A.B10
11875 0800 0900 27E,28NW SOF 100 306 0 616 AM Mul BUL MBR C.307
11925 0430 0515 39N NAU 125 120 0 216 AM Mul D MBR B.josyi
11945 0200 0300 41 TAC 100 163 0 910 AM Mul UZB MBR X.Indie
12015 1800 2100 46,47 ISS 100 167 0 206 AM Mul F MBR B.Niger
13580 1300 1400 45 TAC 100 66 10 418 AM Mul UZB MBR X.Japan
13580 1700 1715 39,40 NAU 250 125 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.B13
13590 0700 0900 46,47 NAU 125 185 0 218 AM Mul D MBR C.Niger
13590 1700 1915 39 NAU 100 126 0 216 AM Mul D MBR Y.B3
13710 1200 1230 19-26 NAU 250 60 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.500
13730 0500 0530 39,40 NAU 250 120 0 216 AM Mul D MBR A.B8
13730 1800 1900 48N,48SW NAU 100 158 0 218DRM Mul D MBR A.AFRIC
13750 1800 1900 48N,48SW NAU 100 158 0 216DRM Mul D MBR X.AFRIC
13775 1600 1700 48 ISS 500 130 0 217 AM Amh F DWL X.AM-16
13800 1530 1630 29S NAU 125 100 0 218 AM Mul D HCJ B.chru
13800 1800 1900 2-9,10 ISS 100 290 0 216 AM Mul F MBR X.namew
13810 1700 1800 38,39,48 NAU 100 144 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.336
15150 1700 1800 48SW,58NW ISS 100 144 0 207 AM Kin F MBR X.Rwand
15180 1300 1400 43-45,50 NAU 100 62 0 218DRM Mul D MBR X.SOUTH
15195 1325 1530 46,47W ISS 500 165 0 217 AM Hau F DWL X.HA-BL
15205 1200 1400 45 TAC 100 66 10 418 AM Mul UZB MBR X.Japan
15205 1430 1445 41 NAU 250 94 0 218 AM Mul D MBR B.339
15210 1900 2000 38-39,4748NAU 100 133 0 216 AM Mul D MBR X.336
15215 0630 0700 46,47W ISS 250 160 0 217 AM Hau F DWL X.HA-06
15215 1300 1400 46,47W ISS 500 163 0 211 AM Hau F DWL B.HA-13
15215 1600 1700 4,8,9 ISS 500 300 0 218 AM Mul F MBR X.nusae
15215 1800 1900 46,47W ISS 250 175 0 217 AM Hau F DWL X.HA-18
15230 1400 1430 40E,41NW DHA 250 45 -15 146 AM Prs UAE DWL X.DA-14
15230 1430 1500 40E,41NW DHA 250 45 -15 146 AM Pus UAE DWL X.PA-14
15235 1330 1400 41,43,49 NAU 250 85 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.320
15265 1400 1500 41 NAU 250 102 0 218 AM Mul D MBR B.B11
15275 1215 1300 47E,48W ISS 250 133 0 206 AM Ara F DWL A.AR-12
15275 1600 1700 48 ISS 250 130 0 211 AM Amh F DWL A.AM-16
15275 1830 1915 47E,48W NAU 250 150 0 218 AM Ara D DWL A.AR-18
15285 1230 1500 41 NAU 250 89 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.317
15300 1430 1500 47,48 NAU 100 153 0 218 AM Mul D MBR A.B16
15310 0600 0630 46-47,3837NAU 125 180 0 146 AM Mul D MBR Y.namoa
15310 1600 1800 38,39,4748NAU 100 150 0 218 AM Mul D MBR A.B9
15315 1830 1900 46S,47SE ISS 250 170 0 216 AM Hau F MBR X.316
15350 1325 1530 46,47W ISS 500 175 0 217 AM Hau F DWL B.HA-BL
15350 1630 1700 47,48 ISS 100 135 0 217 AM Mul F MBR X.B16
15390 1400 1430 40E,41NW NAU 250 96 0 218 AM Prs D DWL X.DA-14
15390 1430 1500 40E,41NW NAU 250 96 0 218 AM Pus D DWL X.PA-14
15390 1700 1730 48NW ISS 100 123 0 217 AM Mul F MBR X.Eritr
15420 1700 1800 38E,39S,48NAU 100 144 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.336
15430 2000 2100 37,38,4647NAU 100 213 0 218DRM Mul D MBR X.AFRIC
15455 0500 0800 46,47 ERV 300 245 0 218 AM Mul ARM MBR D.Niger
15475 1600 1830 38,39,4748NAU 100 150 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.B9
15620 1800 2000 2-9,10 NAU 125 300 0 216 AM Mul D MBR X.namew
17515 1600 1800 38,39,4748NAU 100 150 0 218 AM Mul D MBR X.B9
17520 1430 1500 47,48 TAC 100 236 0 418 AM Mul UZB MBR Y.B16
17580 1700 1800 38,39,48 ISS 100 125 0 217 AM Mul F MBR X.336
17600 1430 1500 47,48 TAC 100 236 0 418 AM Mul UZB MBR X.B16
17610 1200 1230 43S,44S MDC 125 45 -20 157 AM Mul MDG MBR C.chnes
17630 1700 1800 38E,39S,48ISS 100 125 0 217 AM Mul F MBR X.336
17650 1400 1500 41 NAU 250 102 0 218 AM Mul D MBR A.B11
17670 1200 1230 43S,44S TAC 100 90 0 911 AM Mul UZB MBR A.chnes
17670 1230 1245 54 TAC 100 121-10 418 AM Mul UZB MBR A.Indon
17670 1300 1400 43-44,4550NAU 100 62 0 218DRM Mul D MBR A.SOUTH
17720 1830 1915 47E,48W NAU 250 150 0 218 AM Ara D DWL B.AR-18
17800 0630 0700 46,47W ISS 500 160 0 217 AM Hau F DWL B.HA-06
17800 1215 1300 47E,48W ISS 250 133 0 157 AM Ara F DWL A.AR-12
17800 1300 1400 46,47W ISS 250 172 0 217 AM Hau F DWL X.HA-13
17800 1600 1700 48 ISS 250 130 0 217 AM Amh F DWL A.AM-16
17800 1800 1900 46,47W ISS 250 167 0 217 AM Hau F DWL X.HA-18
17840 1325 1530 46,47W ISS 250 175 0 217 AM Hau F DWL Y.HA-BL
17840 1830 1915 47E,48W NAU 250 150 0 218 AM Ara D DWL A.AR-18
17870 1700 1800 48,52,53 ISS 100 140 0 207 AM Mul F MBR X.BuCAf
21455 1100 1200 43S,44S MDC 125 45 -20 157 AM Mul MDG MBR E.chnes
21455 1200 1230 43S,44S MDC 125 45 -20 157 AM Mul MDG MBR D.chnes
21460 1400 1500 41 ISS 250 83 0 216 AM Mul F MBR C.B11
21480 1200 1229 49,50,54 MDC 125 70 5 157 AM Mul MDG MBR X.SEA
21480 1200 1230 43S,44S TAC 100 90 0 911 AM Mul UZB MBR B.chnes
21480 1230 1245 54 DB 100 125 0 416 AM Mul TJK MBR B.Indon
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
GERMANY Neues Sicherheitsfunknetz fuer die BOS von Vodafone.
Vodafone startet neues virtuelles Sicherheitsnetz fuer Polizei und Ret-
tungskraefte auf LTE bzw. 5 G Basis. Vodafone hatte schon vor Einfuehrung
des TETRA BOS Digital-Funk den BOS angeboten statt dem datenfunkunfaehigen
TETRA-System ( Datenuebertragung ist im TETRA System nur mit kleinsten
Uebertragungsraten moeglich ) das Vodafone Netz zu nutzen, was die BOS
damals ablehnten.
In Gross-Britannien benuetzen die dortigen BOS schon seit ca. 10 Jahren
LTE bzw. 5 G Technik.
Hier der Link zu der Information von Vodafone.
<https://newsroom.vodafone.de/politik-und-gesellschaft/virtuelles-
sicherheitsnetz-fuer-polizei-und-rettungskraefte>
(via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 5)
HUNGARY Two E-QSL certifications from Hungarian station Danko Radio.
The program was transmitted on 04. Febr. 2025 in Hungarian on 1116 and
1251 kHz. You can watch it here:
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/03/danko-radio.html>
(Piotr Skorek-POL; via RUSdx #1332 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9)
INDIA/BHARAT A-25 season shortwave requests of AIR /AKASHVANI SW center
New Delhi Kingsway site transmissions
9795 0430 0600 40E DEL 100 282 0 101 AM Prs IND AIR
9795 0900 1030 42S DEL 100 102 0 106 AM Nep IND AIR
9860 1045 1215 42,43 DEL 100 102 0 101 DRM Bod IND AIR
9860 1230 1330 41NW DEL 100 282 0 101 AM Bal IND AIR
9860 1330 1500 40E DEL 100 325 0 101 AM Prs IND AIR
11735 0100 0230 42,43 DEL 100 102 0 101 DRM Bod IND AIR
11805 0300 0430 41NW DEL 100 282 0 101 AM Bal IND AIR
11805 0430 0600 40E DEL 100 282 0 101 DRM Pus IND AIR
11865 0900 1030 42S DEL 100 102 0 101 AM Nep IND AIR
11865 1045 1215 42,43 DEL 100 102 0 101 DRM Bod IND AIR
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
ITU HFBC SCHEDULE PUBLICATIONS ITU.
'early access' schedules for A25 are available at
<https://www.itu.int/itu-r/eterrestrial/ebroadcasting/ehfbc#/schedules>
Alex Miatlikov reminded us last time of comments made by Glenn Hauser in
October2023 as to the pros and cons of the list: "Advantage: includes some
boycotters of HFCC ... Disadvantage: by-the-rules, does not list "out of
band" information, with following gaps: -5905 nothing lower; 7445-9405;
9845-11605; 12095-13580; 13865-15105; 15785-17490 kHz. Frequencies above
are the last ones on the edges which have any entries". And early versions
do not feature all broadcasters.
<https://www.dxguides.info/p/latest-news.html>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1332 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 9)
LUXEMBOURG Radio Luxembourg's famous transmission masts are about to be
demolished.
This decision comes after previous transmission equipment on shortwave,
mediumwave and longwave was switched off years ago and most of the masts
have already been destroyed. The masts in Junglinster, Luxembourg, are now
also listed for demolition, despite their status as protected monuments.
Radio Luxembourg began broadcasting in 1932,and the Junglinster masts,sym-
bolising the legendary transmitter, were inaugurated on 15 March 1933.
These three original masts had a height of 180 metres and made Junglinster
the most powerful long-wave transmitter in Europe at the time. In 1939,
the transmitter was expanded to include shortwave. More here: {in Dutch}
<https://www.radiotrefpunt.nl/entry/8161-de-zendmasten-van-radio-
luxemburg-in-junglinster-staan-op-de-slooplijst/?>
(Svenn Martinsen via gh ok-usa, dxld March 1)
Beidweiller masts to be demolished. Contrary to some published informa-
tion, Broadcasting Centre Europe (BCE) has received permission to demolish
masts at Beidweiller and not at the historic Junglinster site. However,
the demolition of Beidweiller antenna is not expected to take place until
the end of this year.
Regarding Junglinster, its classification as a historical monument is, un-
fortunately, only about the main building and not the masts, which are not
original. BCE is trying to oppose the ranking measure,but nothing has been
said yet.
For the site itself it still has importance to BCE for telecoms: satellite
antennas can no longer be located at the headquarters on the Kirchberg
Plateau, for urban issues. Regarding the long-wave masts, in addition to
historical and sentimental interest,they are no longer of interest to BCE.
They could potentially serve as support for other modes of broadcasting or
connections,provided they are maintained. On the other hand,partial or to-
tal dismantling of the masts would make for a very profitable real estate
operation. Developers already have plans for this lot of land. So nothing
has been decided yet.
(Michel Fremy-BEL Radio Magazine F_B 28 Feb. Translated from French; via
BrDXC-UK 'Communication' PDF file magazine March 2025)
Re: Medium Wave News items, March 2025.
Sorry, I accidentally hit "send" while one typo was still in: Please read
"2014" as 2024, last year, as amended below.
I can reveal that the discoverer of the Luxembourg story, deep in the pro-
vince of western Germany (i.e.not me), shook his head when he saw what the
"stille Post" made of it. No, the Junglinster station has not been"listed"
for demolition, it has been listed as monument. Here's a related document,
in itself characteristic for Luxembourg: The form calls for using the
French language, but they simply stuck with German.
<https://inpa.public.lu/dam-assets/fr/cosimo/juin2021/Junglinster,-
Junglinster,-station-emettrice-d-ondes.pdf>
Now an appeal to remove the station from the list of monuments has been
filed, and so it could be demolished and the grounds be developed for lots
of €€€ if the move succeeds. Media coverage, with the first link probably
hitting a paywall:
<https://www.wort.lu/luxemburg/historischer-sendeanlage-in-
junglinster-droht-abriss/27230763.html>
<https://www.diegrenzgaenger.lu/arbeit/die-antennen-von-junglinster-
koennten-aus-der-landschaft-verschwinden/>
{and Moldova and Tajikistan MW items too -
see MOLDAVA {Pridnestrovie Oblast} }
999 and 1413 kHz: So scribbling the times down, with specifying midnight
for clarity, and post a photo is still not enough to avoid confusion ?
<https://vk.com/wall-158109176_3861>
999 kHz 1000 kW nondirectional 22:00 til next morning 04:00 Moscow time
(= 1900-0100 UTC),
1413 kHz 500 kW, 80 degr 21:00 til next morning 10:00 Moscow time
(= 1800-0700 UTC).
By the way:
<https://vk.com/wall-158109176_3860>
{Tajikistan MW items too }
"? - any details available about RV-405 and RV-407 at Orzu / Tajikistan,
which may well both be in current use, having taken over various ex-Tinian
broadcasts of Radio Free Asia ? Could well be Bob-2's as well. This, ho-
wever, would really conclude the list. And I would not bet on shortwave
operations in Armenia surviving this year, due to a possibility that they
could soon lose also the two remaining customers.
"And finally":
<https://vk.com/wall-158109176_3858>
{RUSSIA Armavir Tbilisskaya / Oktyabrskoye Krasnodar
45 28 22.60 N 40 06 18.89 E
<https://maps.app.goo.gl/FYbMbHrND49L5eXQA>
yandex.ru sat mirror cleaned already, ed. }
Tbilisskaya station, one photo from 1983, the others from 2024.
Further explanations unnecessary I think.
Today I managed to take some historical, but sad, footage - the demolition
of a section of the shortwave "lattice" of the "SGD RA" of the Kuban Radio
Center. At the time of the shooting, it was snowing heavily and for a mo-
ment it seemed that nature itself had decided to say goodbye to a unique
structure, a miracle of engineering thought, which faithfully served the
Soviet Powerful Radio Broadcasting ... Well, everything ends someday, such
is our life. Well, all that remains for us is to preserve the memory and,
if possible, pass it on to our descendants.
P.s. I would like to apologize right away for the shortness of breath,
I really wanted to have time to capture these shots)
I am attaching a photo taken by me in June 2024, when the antenna system
was still "standing quietly" and even illuminated. I would also like to
share photos of the installation (1983) of an identical "lattice" of the
Kuban Radio Center by a "creeping" crane, which is also being prepared
for demolition.
What could be added is the use of this equipment (Bob-2, SGD dipole wall)
also for one of the frequencies of German, almost always lighting up the
full signal strength indicator on the radio. The fun was only spoiled by
the rather mediocre carrier system through which the station got this pro-
gramme audio. I'm not the only one who remembers the hard gate used at the
receiving end to remove the rather high level of hiss and hum, "nicely"
cutting off room ambience and script rustling (at this time no muffled
podcast-style mics yet, still proper Oktava MK-219 addressed from a
classic large distance).
(Do I see eyebrows raised because of this nostalgia? Then take this com-
ment I saw about the latest move of the White House to select the members
of press pools itself: This is exactly how it two decades ago started at
the Kremlin.)
(Kai Ludwig-D-, dxld March 2)
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/VATICAN STATE
Radio Dabanga broadcasts to Sudan have been cut back to the following:
1600-1700 Arabic daily 15550-iss (WRTH App)
Radio Tamazuj broadcasts to South Sudan have been reduced as follows:
0330-0345 Arabic daily 11650-mdc
1500-1515 Arabic* daily 15550-mdc (WRTH App)
* Carries news in English in the 1500 UT broadcast on Tuesdays and Fridays
(Dave Kenny-UK, via Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, wor March 8)
re: Radio Dabanga / Tamazuj facing closure ?
Has this already been discussed: Are Radio Dabanga and its secession off-
shoot Radio Tamazuj at the fringe of extinction?
Their airtime gets cut and cut and cut since last year. This is at least
the third step, in the case of Radio Tamazuj in between were there broad-
casts of 45 and then 30 minutes each. They are obviously running out of
money, probably related to the Wilders/Schoof government the Netherlands
now have.
Haven't there been discussions that there also do not appear to be Vatican
Radio transmissions at Talata Volonondry anymore, with all Africa services
coming from their own transmitters now ? In fact anything else would be a
surprise since they have, as far as I know, never leased airtime on third
party facilities for cash, only did classic airtime exchange arrangements.
And there is nothing to exchange with MGLOB and its Dutch partners anymore.
(Kai Ludwig-D, wor March 9)
Re: Radio Dabanga / R Tamazuj facing closure ?
I've been wondering about the future viability of the MGLOB facility. Re-
cent cutbacks by the BBC and AWR must have affected bookings and operatio-
nal income. The Dabanga and Tamazuj cuts won't help that situation.
(Stephen Luce-TX-USA, wor March 9)
A-25 season shortwave requests of Dutch NGO payed organized via MGLOB
Talata Volonondry Madagascar relay facility various transmission
7315 0325 0400 47SE,48W MDC 250 335 15 158 Apd MDG JRC Start 0
7315 0430 0500 47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 158 Apd MDG JRC Start 0
11640 1600 1700 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 158 Apd MDG JRC Reserve
11640 1655 1730 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 158 Apd MDG JRC Start 1
11640 1730 1800 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 158 Apd MDG JRC Start 1
11650 0330 0400 47SE,48W MDC 250 335 15 159 Apd MDG JRC Start 0
11650 0430 0500 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 159 Apd MDG JRC Start 0
15550 1500 1530 47SE,48W MDC 250 335 15 159 Apd MDG JRC Reserve
15550 1555 1700 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 159 Apd MDG JRC Reserve
15550 1700 1730 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 159 Apd MDG JRC Reserve
15550 1730 1800 39SW,47E,48W MDC 250 335 15 159 Apd MDG JRC Reserve
17555 1500 1530 47SE,48W MDC 250 335 5 158 Apd MDG JRC Alterna
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
6065 0230 0330 53 MDC 125 20 0 700 1234567 Mlg AWR AWR x111
6065 1500 1600 53 MDC 125 20 0 700 1234567 Mlg AWR AWR x111
11680 1830 1900 48NW MDC 250 340 -10 157 1234567 Tir MGB MGB Tent
11735 1700 1800 53,57N MDC 250 265 0 216 1234567 Sna AGM AGM
11735 1800 1900 53,57N MDC 250 265 0 216 23456 Sna AGM AGM
12095 0400 0500 48SW,53W MDC 250 300 0 105 1234567 En BBC ENC AFEAF8
13745 1530 1630 52E,53NW MDC 250 300 0 105 23456 Swa BBC ENC SWAH
13790 0400 0430 48 MDC 250 0 10 157 23456 Som BBC ENC SOML
13790 1800 1830 47S,52N,52SE MDC 250 300 0 105 1234567 Fr BBC ENC FRAAF8
13830 1600 1615 48SW,53W MDC 250 320 0 822 7 Swa VAT VAT Swah
13830 1600 1630 48SW,53W MDC 250 320 0 822 123456 Swa VAT VAT Swah
13830 1615 1630 48 MDC 250 0 10 157 7 Som VAT VAT +AF8
13830 1630 1700 52S,53W,57N MDC 250 258 0 822 1234567 Eng VAT VAT Engl
15400 0500 0600 48SW,53NW MDC 250 315 -5 159 7 Kin BBC ENC KRWN
15400 0529 0600 48SW,53NW MDC 250 315 -5 159 1 Kin BBC ENC KRWN
15420 1400 1500 48 MDC 250 0 0 822 23456 Som BBC ENC SOML
15440 1430 1500 41N MDC 250 35 -15 158 1234567 Urd TWR TWR
17610 1200 1230 43S,44S MDC 125 45 -20 157 1234567 Mul MBR C.chnes
17660 1200 1259 47,52N,52SE MDC 250 305 -15 159 1234567 Fra RFI TDF DD
17700 1400 1430 41 MDC 250 45 -20 157 123456 Var TWR TWR
17700 1400 1445 41 MDC 250 45 -20 157 7 Var TWR TWR
17745 1600 1700 48 MDC 250 0 0 822 1 Som BBC ENC SOML
17745 1630 1700 48SW,53NW MDC 250 315 -5 159 23456 Kin BBC ENC KRWN
21455 1100 1200 43S,44S MDC 125 45 -20 157 1234567 Mul MBR E.chnes
21455 1200 1230 43S,44S MDC 125 45 -20 157 1234567 Mul MBR D.chnes
21480 1200 1229 49,50,54 MDC 125 70 5 157 1234567 Mul MBR X.SEA
21660 1300 1330 52E,53NW MDC 250 320 -10 158 7 Swa BBC ENC SWAH
21660 1400 1430 52E,53NW MDC 250 320 -10 158 1 Swa BBC ENC SWAH
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
MARTINIQUE [and non] 4811.10 kHz AM, March 4 at 0729 UT, clean AM open
carrier only, instead of the usual STANAG 4285 wideband noise from FUF,
Fort-de-France, which Klingenfuss 2022 listed on 4811.8 kHz. Default to
this? Normally blox Peru 4810 kHz, but not even a carrier from that heard
for some time.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx and wor March 4)
MEXICO 6185 R. Educacion / XEPPM (Mexico City D.F.), at 0857 UT. "Radio
Educacion" ID by male, into a set of Latin adult standards. Noted better
than usual modulation with strong carrier. Good Febr 20.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)
MOLDAVA {Pridnestrovie Oblast} From March 1, 2025 Russia's broadcasts
via Radioteletsentr (PRTC) transmitter Grigoriopol Maiac Moldova to be
cut further:
999 kHz Radio Rossii 1000 kW non-dir 1901 UTC;
1413 kHz Vesti FM 500 kW 80 deg 1807 UTC.
Source: Radiorubka <https://t.me/s/powerfulradio/269>
(Alexander Miatlikov-Dnipro-UKR, via MWlist)
{? only one time given for each, until?
O, maybe meant to indicate hour to hour spans: 19-01, 18-07 UT gh}
MOLDOVA Kurdish national radio SW relay Denge Gal via
Grigoriopol Maiac Radioteletsentr (PRTC) transmitter site in A-25
requested entries by Ludo Maes BRB = Broadcast Belgium.
7350 0230 0600 39,40 KCH 300 130 0 218 Kur MDA BRB BRB
9525 1600 2100 39,40 KCH 300 116 0 218 Kur MDA BRB BRB
11530 0600 0800 39,40 KCH 300 130 0 218 Kur MDA BRB BRB
11530 0800 1330 39,40 KCH 300 130 0 218 Kur MDA BRB BRB
11530 1330 1600 39,40 KCH 300 116 0 218 Kur MDA BRB BRB
Requested entries by RAM Radio-Agency-M Moscow; radioagency.ru
6010 2000 2100 37S KCH 300 240 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
7455 1625 1700 40 KCH 300 116 0 218 Mul MDA NEW RAM
7455 1700 1900 40 KCH 300 116 0 218 Mul MDA NEW RAM
7590 1600 1700 41 KCH 300 116 0 218 Mul MDA NEW RAM
9620 1500 1600 40,41NW KCH 300 110 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
9900 1600 1700 40,41NW KCH 300 110 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
9940 0300 0400 48 KCH 300 155 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
9940 1600 1700 41 KCH 300 116 0 218 Mul MDA NEW RAM
9940 1800 1900 39,47E,48,53 KCH 300 158 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11655 0320 0350 48 KCH 300 155 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11725 1500 1600 40E,41NW KCH 300 110 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11780 1600 1700 39,47E,48,53 KCH 300 158 0 237 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11780 1700 1800 39,47E,48,53 KCH 300 158 0 237 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11805 1530 1600 32W,42,43NW KCH 300 70 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11905 1700 1800 48,53 KCH 300 158 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11935 1500 1600 40E,41 KCH 300 110 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
11965 1430 1500 40 KCH 300 116 0 218 Mul MDA NEW RAM
12045 1700 1800 48,53 KCH 300 158 0 156 Mul MDA NEW RAM
13870 1345 1545 41 KCH 300 98 0 237 Mul MDA NEW RAM
15105 1600 1700 39,47E,48,53 KCH 300 160 0 237 Mul MDA NEW RAM
15710 1600 1700 39,47E,48,53 KCH 300 160 0 237 Mul MDA NEW RAM
15755 1300 1600 41 KCH 300 98 0 237 Mul MDA NEW RAM
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
MYANMAR Myanmar Radio 9730 kHz with a British English language lesson.
9730, Myanmar Radio Yengdu-Yangoon site, 0211-0225 UT, March 5 Wed,
via Kiwi SDR remotedly at Dimapur, India; today with a British English
language lesson. My remote audio -
<https://app.box.com/s/d5aysyrk535gmo42u1o3uw7v74hkks0z>
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, direct & wor March 5)
NEW ZEALAND Radio New Zealand 13840 kHz DRM digital mode.
It's very welcome that we're now receiving DRM digital mode signal from
Radio New Zealand Pacific on 13840 kHz during our local evenings (like in
the old days). 100% copy, although the DRM mode was gone at 04:05 UT for
about a minute, and is down again at 04:07UT, leaving a weak Sound of Hope
/ CNR jammer on channel. Very nicely heard using my Aziloop antenna, aimed
about 280 degrees. Still off at 04:08 UT.
(Volodya Salmaniw-BC-CAN, wor March 6)
PHILIPPINES 11870 kHz Voice of America in Burmese to SoEaAS via USAGM
Tinang, Febr 20, at 1550-1556 UT. SIO 333. OM commentator with news of the
world. Mention of German politics and their government's suppression of
free speech.
{in A-25 season on 9370 / 9380 kHz via USAGM Tinang-PHL instead}
(Vince Henley-WA-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)
PHILIPPINES 9275 kHz FEBC i-Radio Liangyou, Bocaue bcast center site
heard at 1241 UT on Febr 17. a woman speaking in Mandarin to a group of
children singing at 1244 UT. Poor-fair.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)
9275 kHz FEBC Radio Liangyou religious program in Chinese Mandarin via
Bocaue to FE target, Febr 22, 2025, at 1538 - 1547 UT. SIO 333. YL with
religious message or sermon. Long monologue. Moderate QRN steep QSB to
JBA.
(Vince Henley-WA-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)
9400 kHz FEBC Radio Liangyou 1, Iba bcast center site heard at 1246 UT on
Febr 17. an OM speaking with a much younger man in Mandarin. Poor-fair.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)
ROMANIA 7325 kHz RRI via Galbeni bcast center, 0125UT on Febr 22. Tuned
in to a report on transitioning to the use of digital safes in Romania.
This was reported to ensure safety of valuable documents and intellectual
properties using digital technology. A casual ID at 0128UT followed by the
sports report. At 0130 UT a number of Romanian folk songs to 0143 UT with
an introduction to the "through the looking glass" segment. Formal ID at
0145 UT. Very good armchair listening.
(Ed Cichorek-NJ-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Feb 23)
ROMANIA A-25 season shortwave requests of RRI Bucharest SW center
transmissions, in AM and DRM digital mode, 300 kW.
GAL = Galbeni site, TIG = Tiganesti site.
SAF = Saftica site to neighbourhood countries on lower 100 kW power,
812 log-per horizontal revolving antenna.
5910 1430 1500 28SW SAF 100 240 0 812 1234567 Rup ROU RRO ROU
5910 1500 1530 29SW SAF 100 30 0 812 1234567 Ukr ROU RRO ROU
5910 1530 1600 28S SAF 100 270 0 812 1234567 Srp ROU RRO ROU
5910 1600 1630 28SW SAF 100 270 0 812 1234567 Ita ROU RRO ROU
5910 1630 1700 28SW SAF 100 240 0 812 1234567 Rup ROU RRO ROU
5910 1700 1730 29SW SAF 100 30 0 812 1234567 Ukr ROU RRO ROU
5910 1730 1800 28S SAF 100 270 0 812 1234567 Srp ROU RRO ROU
5910 1800 1830 28SW SAF 30 270 0 812 1234567 Ita ROU RRO ROU DRM
5910 1830 1900 28SW SAF 100 240 0 812 1234567 Rup ROU RRO ROU
5910 1900 1930 29SW SAF 100 30 0 812 1234567 Ukr ROU RRO ROU
5910 1930 2000 28S SAF 100 270 0 812 1234567 Srp ROU RRO ROU
9490 1200 1300 28NW SAF 100 300 0 812 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
9500 0400 0500 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
9500 0500 0530 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
9510 0430 0500 29 TIG 300 37 0 205 1234567 Rus ROU RRO ROU
9520 1400 1430 28SW SAF 100 270 0 812 1234567 Ita ROU RRO ROU
9550 0000 0100 8 TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
9550 0100 0200 4,8 TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
9570 1800 1900 28NW TIG 90 307 0 205 1234567 Deu ROU RRO ROU DRM
9575 2000 2030 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
9700 0600 0630 28NW TIG 300 307 0 205 1234567 Deu ROU RRO ROU
9730 0000 0200 8 GAL 300 310 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
9740 0300 0400 6 GAL 300 320 0 286 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
9740 2030 2100 27N GAL 300 300 0 206 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
9740 2200 2300 27N GAL 300 300 0 206 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
9750 0530 0600 27N TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
11620 0000 0100 8 TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
11620 0100 0200 4,8 TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
11620 0300 0400 6 TIG 300 337 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
11620 0600 0630 28NW TIG 300 307 0 205 1234567 Deu ROU RRO ROU
11650 2200 2300 45N TIG 300 52 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
11700 1200 1230 39NW GAL 300 140 0 286 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
11730 2300 2400 12N GAL 300 280 0 286 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
11740 0400 0500 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11740 0500 0530 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
11750 1800 1900 28NW TIG 300 307 0 205 1234567 Deu ROU RRO ROU
11780 0200 0300 10 GAL 300 310 0 286 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
11790 0700 0800 39NW GAL 300 140 0 205 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11800 0430 0500 29 TIG 300 37 0 205 1234567 Rus ROU RRO ROU
11800 2200 2300 27N GAL 300 300 0 206 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
11810 1500 1530 29 TIG 300 37 0 205 1234567 Rus ROU RRO ROU
11820 0200 0300 10 GAL 300 310 0 286 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
11830 0630 0700 37 GAL 300 245 0 286 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
11830 1530 1600 37 GAL 300 245 0 286 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
11830 1600 1700 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
11860 1600 1700 39NW GAL 300 140 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11880 1400 1500 28NW TIG 300 307 0 205 1234567 Deu ROU RRO ROU
11945 0000 0200 8 GAL 300 310 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11960 0530 0600 27N GAL 300 300 0 206 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
11975 1700 1800 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11975 1800 1900 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11975 1900 2000 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
11975 2000 2030 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
11975 2030 2100 27N GAL 300 300 0 206 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
13580 0500 0530 47,52 TIG 300 187 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
13610 1300 1400 31S TIG 300 52 0 288 1234567 Rus ROU RRO ROU
13660 1500 1530 29 TIG 300 37 0 288 1234567 Rus ROU RRO ROU
13690 1600 1700 27SE TIG 90 292 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU DRM
13740 1400 1500 28NW TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Deu ROU RRO ROU
13750 1700 1800 27N TIG 90 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU DRM
13860 1900 2000 37N TIG 300 262 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
15120 1900 2000 37N TIG 300 262 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
15130 0200 0300 14 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
15130 0630 0700 37 GAL 300 245 0 286 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
15130 1000 1100 37 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
15130 1100 1200 27N GAL 300 290 0 286 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
15130 1200 1230 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
15130 1530 1600 37 GAL 300 245 0 286 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
15150 0900 1000 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15150 1000 1100 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
15160 1230 1300 43,44 TIG 300 67 0 288 1234567 Zho ROU RRO ROU
15160 1530 1600 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
15160 1600 1700 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15170 0800 0900 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15170 2100 2200 14 TIG 90 247 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU DRM
15170 2200 2300 45N TIG 300 52 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
15170 2300 2400 14 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
15180 1700 1800 27N TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
15200 0630 0700 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
15200 0800 0900 38E GAL 300 165 0 286 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15200 1700 1800 27SE GAL 300 285 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15200 1800 1900 27SE GAL 300 285 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15200 1900 2000 27SE GAL 300 285 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15300 2300 2400 12N GAL 300 280 0 286 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
15320 1200 1230 37 GAL 300 245 0 286 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
15330 0300 0400 41 TIG 90 112 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU DRM
15340 1300 1500 27SE GAL 300 285 0 286 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
15510 0500 0530 47,52 TIG 300 187 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
15530 1300 1400 31S TIG 300 52 0 288 1234567 Rus ROU RRO ROU
15680 0700 0800 39NW TIG 300 142 0 208 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17520 2100 2200 14 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
17520 2300 2400 14 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
17580 2030 2100 8 TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
17630 0630 0700 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
17630 0700 0800 39NW TIG 300 112 0 286 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17630 0900 1000 37 TIG 300 247 0 288 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17630 1000 1100 37 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
17630 1100 1200 27N GAL 300 290 0 286 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
17690 0800 0900 39NW TIG 300 142 0 205 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17760 0200 0300 14 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Spa ROU RRO ROU
17760 0400 0430 43,44 TIG 300 67 0 288 1234567 Zho ROU RRO ROU
17760 0530 0600 55,58,59 GAL 300 100 0 286 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
17760 0800 0900 38E GAL 300 165 0 286 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17760 0900 1000 27SE GAL 300 285 0 286 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17760 1000 1100 27SE GAL 300 285 0 286 1234567 Fra ROU RRO ROU
17760 1230 1300 43,44 TIG 90 67 0 288 1234567 Zho ROU RRO ROU DRM
17780 1200 1230 37 TIG 300 247 0 288 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
17780 1300 1500 27SE GAL 300 285 0 206 1234567 Ron ROU RRO ROU
17780 1530 1600 39NW TIG 300 142 0 288 1234567 Ara ROU RRO ROU
17790 0300 0400 41 GAL 300 110 0 286 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
17790 0700 0800 39NW GAL 300 110 0 286 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
21470 0900 1000 37 TIG 300 247 0 288 1 Ron ROU RRO ROU
21470 1100 1200 48W TIG 300 172 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
21480 2030 2100 8 TIG 300 307 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
21510 1100 1200 48W TIG 300 172 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU
21550 0400 0430 43,44 TIG 300 67 0 288 1234567 Zho ROU RRO ROU
21550 0530 0600 55,58,59 TIG 90 97 0 288 1234567 Eng ROU RRO ROU DRM
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
SOMALIA Warsan Radio back on 7750 kHz. The only station in Somalia still
operating on shortwave has appeared on the air again, possibly since Janu-
ary, and can be heard via the SDR unit remotedly in Addis Ababa (ETH).
This is Warsan Radio - 88.2FM in the city of Baydhabo (Baidoa district) on
a frequency of 7750kHz [USB mode]. According to Internet sources, the sta-
tion responds to email reports. The transmitter power is 100 watts, the
broadcast schedule in Somali and Arabic is from 0300-0600 and 0900-1945 UT
The transmitter is sometimes inactive. The station's website
<http://warsanradio.com/>
has a player, but there is no streaming broadcast.
(Vladimir Rybinsk-RUS 23 Febr; via BrDXC-UK 'Communication' magazine March)
Warsan Radio was confirmed by Tony RogersUK via the Addis Ababa KiwiSDR on
10 February on 7750usb with BBC Somali at 1400 UT in // with BBC Somali on
12095_OMA & 15420_UAE kHz in B24; and summer A25: 12095_OMA 15420_MDG kHz
(Tony Rogers-UK, via BrDXC-UK 'Communication' magazine March)
I also heard Warsan Radio on 7750 kHz usb mode around 1600 UT on 24 Febr
with talks in Somali. Weak but clear signal via the KiwiSDRs in Doha Qatar
and Riyadh-ARS.
(Dave Kenny-UK, via BrDXC-UK 'Communication' magazine March)
TAIWAN {Orzu TAJIKISTAN_sic} 9900 kHz Radio Free Asia, heard at 1252 UT
on Febr 18; a man speaking in Korean to the accompaniment of instrumental
music and followed by a woman speaking at 1255 UT. Mostly fair.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1192 Febr 23)
Rather 12.00-14.00 UT RFA Korean via Paochung-Taiwan relay site instead:
2025-03-04 - 12:01:31 UT capture: AM 9900 (PAO) RFA KORE
but also already in previous A24 season too
2024-03-30 12:01:31 capture: AM 9900 (PAO) RFA KORE
2024-03-30 13:32:37 capture: AM 9900 (PAO) RFA KORE
TAJIKISTAN A-25 season shortwave requests of Orzu Tajik SW center
transmissions
9330 1230 1330 49E DB 250 125 0 218 Khm TJK AGM AGM
9350 0100 0200 42,43 DB 200 60 0 218 Uig TJK AGM AGM
9355 1600 1700 42,43W DB 200 60 0 218 Uig TJK AGM AGM
9370 1230 1330 49W DB 250 87 0 216 Mya TJK AGM AGM
9390 1530 1600 44NE DB 250 72 0 298 Kor TJK BBC ENC Mon-Fri
9390 1630 1700 44NE DB 250 72 0 298 Kor TJK BBC ENC
9390 1730 1800 44NE DB 250 72 0 298 Kor TJK BBC ENC
9545 2300 2400 42,43W DB 200 110 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
9800 0100 0200 42,43 DB 200 60 0 218 Uig TJK AGM AGM
9990 1230 1330 49W DB 200 125 15 218 Mya TJK AGM AGM
9990 1700 1900 44NE DB 250 72 -15 216 Kor TJK AGM AGM
11675 1600 1700 42,43W DB 200 60 0 158 Uig TJK AGM AGM
11985 1500 1900 44NE DB 200 60 0 158 Kor TJK AGM AGM
12140 2230 2330 49E DB 250 110 0 218 Khm TJK AGM AGM
13580 1200 1300 42,43W DB 200 125 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
13720 1300 1400 42,43W DB 200 125 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
13810 1500 1600 43,44 DB 250 95 -15 218 Cmn TJK AGM AGM
15140 1600 1700 42,43W DB 200 72 -15 216 Uig TJK AGM AGM
15275 1300 1400 42,43W DB 250 110 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
15490 1200 1400 42,43W DB 200 110 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
15610 0600 0700 42,43W DB 200 117 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
17690 1200 1300 42,43W DB 250 110 0 218 Bod TJK AGM AGM
21480 1230 1245 54 DB 100 125 0 416 Ins TJK MBR MBR Indo
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
TURKEY Turkey's TRT Global brings number of its language services to 45
From what I see on their web site, they've recently launched Armenian,
Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Hebrew, Hindi, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Somali,
Swedish services. Some of the new services already have podcasts (for
example, Dutch). Oddly enough, TRT still doesn't have Ukrainian.
The respective pages can be accessed by clicking on the WORLD tab in the
upper left corner, then TRT Global Channels.
(Alexander Miatlikov-Dnipro-UKR, wor March 7)
A-25 season TRT shortwave schedule fqy sorted.
Due of the daily Kurdish 'Radyoya Denge Gel' Radio Jamming need:
Undoubtedly TRT Emirler has got another 300 kW Ampegon transmitter
recently ? One of the Emirler txs is now nearly even or plus x.003 Hertz
frequency monitoring measured.
And the remaining older 500 kW units are now limited of half-power 250 kHz
reduced power totally. ed. "
5960 1830 2100 38E,39,40W EMR 250 150 0 205 Tur TUR TRT
6040 0400 0600 39N EMR 250 130 0 205 Tur TUR TRT
6165 0300 0400 38E,39,40W EMR 250 150 0 205 Eng TUR TRT
7210 1100 1130 28SE EMR 250 300 25 205 Bul TUR TRT
7260 0100 0200 8S,10S,11,12,27S,37NEMR 250 290 0 219 Spa TUR TRT
7275 0300 0400 6E,7-11,27,28W EMR 300 325 0 219 Eng TUR TRT
7360 0000 0200 42 EMR 250 72 0 211 Tur TUR TRT
7360 1730 1830 38,47,48,52NE,53NW EMR 250 210 30 216 Fra TUR TRT
9460 1600 2100 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
9465 0200 0300 42 EMR 300 72 0 211 Uig TUR TRT
9540 1400 1500 38E,39 EMR 250 150 0 205 Ara TUR TRT
9655 0800 0830 29SE,39NE EMR 250 72 0 205 Kat TUR TRT
9750 1830 1930 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 205 Eng TUR TRT
9765 1500 1600 40,39NE EMR 250 105 0 205 Fas TUR TRT
9770 0400 0600 27,28 EMR 300 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
9840 1730 1830 28W,27E EMR 250 310 0 205 Deu TUR TRT
9870 0100 0200 12,13-15,16N,37 EMR 250 252 0 219 Spa TUR TRT
9875 2030 2130 41,49,51,54,55,58-60EMR 300 105 7 219 Eng TUR TRT
9880 1930 2030 37,38W,46 EMR 250 252 -10 211 Fra TUR TRT
11660 1630 1730 30S,40E,41N EMR 250 95 -10 215 Eng TUR TRT
11750 0900 1000 39N,38NE EMR 300 120 -30 205 Ara TUR TRT
11765 1500 1630 40,30S EMR 250 85 0 205 PbtPbuTUR TRT
11785 2200 2300 4,7,8,9,11N,27,28W EMR 300 325 0 219 Eng TUR TRT
11965 1300 1400 19,20,29,30N EMR 300 20 20 205 Rus TUR TRT
13635 0600 1300 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
13655 0830 0900 28SW EMR 250 290 10 210 Ita TUR TRT
13685 0700 0800 29SE,39NE,40NW,30SW EMR 250 72 0 205 Aze TUR TRT
13725 1630 1730 27S,37N EMR 250 290 10 210 Spa TUR TRT
15320 0500 0600 47SE,48SW,53NW,52NE EMR 250 180 0 216 Swa TUR TRT
15320 0600 0700 38,46E,47 EMR 250 220 0 211 Hau TUR TRT
15350 1130 1230 28,27E EMR 250 310 0 211 Deu TUR TRT
15670 1030 1100 30S,40N EMR 250 72 0 211 Uzb TUR TRT
15720 0830 1000 39NE,40 EMR 250 105 0 205 Fas TUR TRT
17580 1200 1300 40,41N EMR 250 95 -10 215 Urd TUR TRT
17615 1000 1030 30W,29E EMR 250 32 -10 215 Tat TUR TRT
17620 1100 1200 42-44 EMR 300 72 -10 217 Zho TUR TRT
17620 1230 1330 18S,27,28 EMR 250 310 0 211 Eng TUR TRT
17690 1330 1400 30,31S EMR 300 52 0 218 Kaz TUR TRT
17720 0400 0500 54N,49 EMR 300 105 7 219 Mly TUR TRT
17730 0800 0830 29SE,30S,40N EMR 250 72 0 211 Tuk TUR TRT
17740 1000 1100 27S,28W,37N EMR 250 290 10 210 Fra TUR TRT
17770 1400 1500 37,38W EMR 250 272 10 211 Ara TUR TRT
17815 1300 1600 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
A-25 TRT language sorted
11750 0900 1000 39N,38NE EMR 300 120 -30 205 Ara TUR TRT
9540 1400 1500 38E,39 EMR 250 150 0 205 Ara TUR TRT
17770 1400 1500 37,38W EMR 250 272 10 211 Ara TUR TRT
13685 0700 0800 29SE,39NE,40NW,30SW EMR 250 72 0 205 Aze TUR TRT
7210 1100 1130 28SE EMR 250 300 25 205 Bul TUR TRT
15350 1130 1230 28,27E EMR 250 310 0 211 Deu TUR TRT
9840 1730 1830 28W,27E EMR 250 310 0 205 Deu TUR TRT
6165 0300 0400 38E,39,40W EMR 250 150 0 205 Eng TUR TRT
7275 0300 0400 6E,7-11,27,28W EMR 300 325 0 219 Eng TUR TRT
17620 1230 1330 18S,27,28 EMR 250 310 0 211 Eng TUR TRT
11660 1630 1730 30S,40E,41N EMR 250 95 -10 215 Eng TUR TRT
9750 1830 1930 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 205 Eng TUR TRT
9875 2030 2130 41,49,51,54,55,58-60EMR 300 105 7 219 Eng TUR TRT
11785 2200 2300 4,7,8,9,11N,27,28W EMR 300 325 0 219 Eng TUR TRT
15720 0830 1000 39NE,40 EMR 250 105 0 205 Fas TUR TRT
9765 1500 1600 40,39NE EMR 250 105 0 205 Fas TUR TRT
17740 1000 1100 27S,28W,37N EMR 250 290 10 210 Fra TUR TRT
7360 1730 1830 38,47,48,52NE,53NW EMR 250 210 30 216 Fra TUR TRT
9880 1930 2030 37,38W,46 EMR 250 252 -10 211 Fra TUR TRT
15320 0600 0700 38,46E,47 EMR 250 220 0 211 Hau TUR TRT
13655 0830 0900 28SW EMR 250 290 10 210 Ita TUR TRT
9655 0800 0830 29SE,39NE EMR 250 72 0 205 Kat TUR TRT
17690 1330 1400 30,31S EMR 300 52 0 218 Kaz TUR TRT
17720 0400 0500 54N,49 EMR 300 105 7 219 Mly TUR TRT
11765 1500 1630 40,30S EMR 250 85 0 205 PbtPbuTUR TRT
11965 1300 1400 19,20,29,30N EMR 300 20 20 205 Rus TUR TRT
7260 0100 0200 8S,10S,11,12,27S,37NEMR 250 290 0 219 Spa TUR TRT
9870 0100 0200 12,13-15,16N,37 EMR 250 252 0 219 Spa TUR TRT
13725 1630 1730 27S,37N EMR 250 290 10 210 Spa TUR TRT
15320 0500 0600 47SE,48SW,53NW,52NE EMR 250 180 0 216 Swa TUR TRT
17615 1000 1030 30W,29E EMR 250 32 -10 215 Tat TUR TRT
17730 0800 0830 29SE,30S,40N EMR 250 72 0 211 Tuk TUR TRT
7360 0000 0200 42 EMR 250 72 0 211 Tur TUR TRT
6040 0400 0600 39N EMR 250 130 0 205 Tur TUR TRT
9770 0400 0600 27,28 EMR 300 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
13635 0600 1300 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
17815 1300 1600 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
9460 1600 2100 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
5960 1830 2100 38E,39,40W EMR 250 150 0 205 Tur TUR TRT
9465 0200 0300 42 EMR 300 72 0 211 Uig TUR TRT
17580 1200 1300 40,41N EMR 250 95 -10 215 Urd TUR TRT
15670 1030 1100 30S,40N EMR 250 72 0 211 Uzb TUR TRT
17620 1100 1200 42-44 EMR 300 72 -10 217 Zho TUR TRT
A-25 TRT time slot sorted
7360 0000 0200 42 EMR 250 72 0 211 Tur TUR TRT
7260 0100 0200 8S,10S,11,12,27S,37NEMR 250 290 0 219 Spa TUR TRT
9870 0100 0200 12,13-15,16N,37 EMR 250 252 0 219 Spa TUR TRT
9465 0200 0300 42 EMR 300 72 0 211 Uig TUR TRT
6165 0300 0400 38E,39,40W EMR 250 150 0 205 Eng TUR TRT
7275 0300 0400 6E,7-11,27,28W EMR 300 325 0 219 Eng TUR TRT
17720 0400 0500 54N,49 EMR 300 105 7 219 Mly TUR TRT
6040 0400 0600 39N EMR 250 130 0 205 Tur TUR TRT
9770 0400 0600 27,28 EMR 300 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
15320 0500 0600 47SE,48SW,53NW,52NE EMR 250 180 0 216 Swa TUR TRT
15320 0600 0700 38,46E,47 EMR 250 220 0 211 Hau TUR TRT
13635 0600 1300 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
13685 0700 0800 29SE,39NE,40NW,30SW EMR 250 72 0 205 Aze TUR TRT
9655 0800 0830 29SE,39NE EMR 250 72 0 205 Kat TUR TRT
17730 0800 0830 29SE,30S,40N EMR 250 72 0 211 Tuk TUR TRT
13655 0830 0900 28SW EMR 250 290 10 210 Ita TUR TRT
15720 0830 1000 39NE,40 EMR 250 105 0 205 Fas TUR TRT
11750 0900 1000 39N,38NE EMR 300 120 -30 205 Ara TUR TRT
17615 1000 1030 30W,29E EMR 250 32 -10 215 Tat TUR TRT
17740 1000 1100 27S,28W,37N EMR 250 290 10 210 Fra TUR TRT
15670 1030 1100 30S,40N EMR 250 72 0 211 Uzb TUR TRT
7210 1100 1130 28SE EMR 250 300 25 205 Bul TUR TRT
17620 1100 1200 42-44 EMR 300 72 -10 217 Zho TUR TRT
15350 1130 1230 28,27E EMR 250 310 0 211 Deu TUR TRT
17580 1200 1300 40,41N EMR 250 95 -10 215 Urd TUR TRT
17620 1230 1330 18S,27,28 EMR 250 310 0 211 Eng TUR TRT
11965 1300 1400 19,20,29,30N EMR 300 20 20 205 Rus TUR TRT
17815 1300 1600 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
17690 1330 1400 30,31S EMR 300 52 0 218 Kaz TUR TRT
9540 1400 1500 38E,39 EMR 250 150 0 205 Ara TUR TRT
17770 1400 1500 37,38W EMR 250 272 10 211 Ara TUR TRT
9765 1500 1600 40,39NE EMR 250 105 0 205 Fas TUR TRT
11765 1500 1630 40,30S EMR 250 85 0 205 PbtPbuTUR TRT
9460 1600 2100 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 215 Tur TUR TRT
11660 1630 1730 30S,40E,41N EMR 250 95 -10 215 Eng TUR TRT
13725 1630 1730 27S,37N EMR 250 290 10 210 Spa TUR TRT
7360 1730 1830 38,47,48,52NE,53NW EMR 250 210 30 216 Fra TUR TRT
9840 1730 1830 28W,27E EMR 250 310 0 205 Deu TUR TRT
9750 1830 1930 27,28 EMR 250 310 0 205 Eng TUR TRT
5960 1830 2100 38E,39,40W EMR 250 150 0 205 Tur TUR TRT
9880 1930 2030 37,38W,46 EMR 250 252 -10 211 Fra TUR TRT
9875 2030 2130 41,49,51,54,55,58-60EMR 300 105 7 219 Eng TUR TRT
11785 2200 2300 4,7,8,9,11N,27,28W EMR 300 325 0 219 Eng TUR TRT
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
UNIDENTIFIED 7636.0 kHz on March 8 at 0713 UT, open carrier at S9+ plus
clix once per second. Same as logged March 4. No other significant hits in
archive to explain it. Also had 9236 kHz on Feb 26, but this time instead.
Also 9126.0 kHz at 0716 UT on March 8, S2/S3 carrier but only occasional
random clix. Searching my archive on 9126 kHz gets this hit, maybe coin-
cidental, Sept 13, 2024 from:
"Takahito Akabayashi, Tokyo, Japan: According to Japanese radio amateur
Ryota Mitobayashi-JP JJ1WTL, US-based companies have set up 4 Experimen-
tal Shortwave Financial Data Trading stations in Japan. All the stations
are located in Boso peninsula, Chiba prefecture, about 100 km southeast
from Tokyo. Details of the 4 stations are as follows.
Stations 1) - 3) were relicensed on January 1 2024, date of expiry are
March 31, 2027.
1) DATACOM SERVICES (a subsidiary of IMC Asia Pacific B.V.) Location:
Kubota, Sodegaura City, Chiba prefecture (35.446436N 140.019599E).
Types: 12K0D1D/12K0D1D. JS2RA To Chicago on 6864 6900 9081 9126 10845
10953 12117 12159 14673 14736 16119 kHz. Power 10 kW ..."
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, wor March 9)
UAE A-25 season shortwave requests of ABU DHABI MEDIA SW center
transmissions at Al Dhabbaya relay operated by ENC:
5955 2200 2300 49W 250 80 0 216 1234567 Eng ADM ADM UAE
5985 0230 0330 40 250 35 0 803 1234567 Fas ADM ADM UAE
6035 1800 1830 48W 250 225 -15 146 1567 Tir IBR ENC FE08
6070 0200 0230 41NW 250 60 0 206 1234567 Urd ADM ADM UAE
6070 0230 0300 41NW 250 60 0 206 6 Pus ADM ADM UAE
6090 2000 2100 47E,48NW 250 255 15 146 1234567 Ara ADM ADM UAE
6145 2000 2100 37S 250 285 -15 146 1234567 Ara ADM ADM UAE
6150 1800 1830 48 250 215 0 206 1 Tir ADM ADM UAE
6155 1900 2000 48SW,53NW 250 220 0 216 1234567 Eng ADM ADM UAE
6180 1700 1730 48E,48SW 250 215 0 216 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
6180 1730 1800 48E,48SW 250 215 0 216 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
7225 1600 1830 48 250 215 0 206 7 Som ADM ADM UAE
7230 1700 2000 28E,29W 250 340 0 216 1234567 Rus VTC ENC
7290 0100 0130 41N,42SW 250 75 0 206 1234567 Hin ADM ADM UAE
7305 0330 0430 40 250 35 0 803 1234567 Fas ADM ADM UAE
9410 0100 0130 41N,42SW 250 70 0 216 1234567 Hin ADM ADM UAE
9410 0200 0230 41NW 250 60 0 218 1234567 Urd ADM ADM UAE
9410 0300 0500 47E,48NW 250 255 15 146 1234567 Ara ADM ADM UAE
9410 1800 1900 48SW,53NW 250 220 0 216 1234567 Eng ADM ADM UAE
9480 0430 0530 40 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Fas ADM ADM UAE
9490 2100 2130 46,47 250 240 0 146 23456 Fra ADM ADM UAE
9540 0200 0230 41NW 250 60 0 146 123457 Urd FEC ENC BC21
9540 0200 0300 41NW 250 60 0 146 6 Urd FEC ENC BC21
9540 1600 1630 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Amh IBR ENC FE31
9540 1630 1700 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Amh IBR ENC FE04
9540 1700 1730 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Orm IBR ENC FE06
9540 1730 1800 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Tir IBR ENC FE05
9540 1800 1830 48W 250 225 -15 146 1567 Tir IBR ENC FE08
9555 2300 2400 42,43W 500 75 -15 218 1234567 Bod ADM ADM UAE
9580 0030 0130 49W 250 90 0 218 1234567 Mya AGM AGM
9585 1700 2000 47E,48NW 250 255 15 146 1234567 Ara ADM ADM UAE
9615 0300 0330 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pus ADM ADM UAE
9630 1700 1730 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Orm ADM ADM UAE
9630 1700 1730 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Orm IBR ENC FE06
9630 1730 1800 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Tir IBR ENC FE05
9630 1730 1800 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Tir ADM ADM UAE
9655 0330 0345 48W 250 225 -15 146 5 Sid TWR ENC
9655 0330 0345 48W 250 225 -15 146 45 Sid ADM ADM UAE
9655 0330 0345 48W 250 225 -15 146 3 Orm TWR ENC
9655 0330 0345 48W 250 225 -15 146 3 Orm ADM ADM UAE
9655 0330 0345 48W 250 225 -15 146 12 Amh TWR ENC
9655 0330 0345 48W 250 225 -15 146 126 Amh ADM ADM UAE
9685 0330 0430 52,53 250 15 0 218 1234567 Kin ADM ADM UAE
9720 1500 1545 40E 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pus IBR ENC SS06
9720 1800 1830 48 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
9750 0200 0230 41NW 250 60 0 206 1234567 Urd ADM ADM UAE
9750 0230 0300 41NW 250 60 0 206 6 Pus ADM ADM UAE
9750 1730 1800 48SW 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Xst IBR ENC FE34
9840 0100 0300 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pst ADM ADM UAE
9895 0230 0300 40E 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Prs IBR ENC SS31
9895 0230 0300 40E 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Prs ADM ADM UAE
11630 1400 1430 48W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Tig IBR ENC FE09
11655 1600 1630 48NW 250 230 -30 218 1234567 Aar ADM ADM UAE
11655 1600 1630 48NW 250 230 -30 218 1234567 Aar IBR ENC FE07
11700 2300 2400 42,43W 250 60 0 146 1234567 Bod AGM AGM
11705 0030 0130 49W 250 85 -5 218 1234567 Mya AGM AGM
11725 1330 1400 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Prs ADM ADM UAE
11725 1400 1430 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pus ADM ADM UAE
11775 1515 1545 41N 250 60 0 206 1234567 Urd ADM ADM UAE
11825 1830 1900 52,53 250 225 0 146 23456 Kin AGM AGM
11850 1500 1600 30S 250 30 0 218 1234567 Tuk ADM ADM UAE
11910 1500 1600 41NW 250 60 0 146 1234567 Urd ADM ADM UAE
11995 1600 1700 48 250 230 0 218 1234567 Amh ADM ADM UAE
12095 1730 1750 48 250 230 -30 218 23456 Amh ADM ADM UAE
12095 1750 1810 48 250 230 -30 218 23456 Orm ADM ADM UAE
12095 1810 1830 48 250 230 -30 218 23456 Tir ADM ADM UAE
13580 0500 0600 48SW,53NW 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Eng ADM ADM UAE
13590 1600 1700 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pst ADM ADM UAE
13590 1630 1700 47,48 250 255 0 146 23456 Eng AGM AGM
13630 1230 1330 49W 500 85 0 218 1234567 Mya ADM ADM UAE
13630 1830 1900 52,53 250 225 0 146 23456 Kin ADM ADM UAE
13650 1500 1700 28E,29W 250 345 30 218 1234567 Rus VTC ENC
13650 1700 1800 28E,29W 250 345 30 218 7 Rus VTC ENC
13660 1330 1400 40E,41NW 250 48 0 218 1234567 Prs ADM ADM UAE
13660 1400 1430 40E,41NW 250 48 0 218 1234567 Pus ADM ADM UAE
13660 1600 1700 48 250 225 0 218 1234567 Amh ADM ADM UAE
13740 1630 1700 48SW,53NW 250 225 0 206 23456 Kin BBC ENC KRWNA
13750 1630 1700 47,48 250 255 0 146 23456 Eng ADM ADM UAE
13775 1530 1600 46-47,52-57 250 260 0 146 23456 Hau AGM AGM
15215 1200 1230 41NE 250 70 -15 146 1234567 Bod ADM ADM UAE
15215 1200 1230 41NE 250 70 -15 146 123 Bod FEC ENC BS26
15215 1330 1400 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Prs ADM ADM UAE
15215 1400 1430 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pus ADM ADM UAE
15230 1400 1430 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Prs DWL MBR X.DA-14
15230 1430 1500 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Pus DWL MBR X.PA-14
15360 0400 0700 40E,41NW 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Urd ADM ADM UAE
15400 0529 0600 46SE 250 260 0 218 1234567 Hau ADM ADM UAE
15420 0600 0800 48SW,53NW 250 220 0 206 1234567 Eng ADM ADM UAE
15420 1100 1130 48 250 210 0 218 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
15420 1330 1400 48 250 220 0 206 7 Som ADM ADM UAE
15460 1600 1630 52,53 250 230 0 146 1234567 Kin AGM AGM
15490 0400 0430 48 250 220 0 206 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
17515 1330 1400 49NW 250 90 0 218 1234567 Mya BBC ENC BURMA
17640 0600 0700 40E,41NW 250 70 10 146 1234567 Bod AGM AGM
17680 1300 1315 48W 250 230 -30 218 1567 Aar ADM ADM UAE
17720 1300 1350 49NW 250 90 0 218 23456 Mul ENC ENC
17745 0400 0430 48 250 225 -15 146 23456 Som BBC ENC SOMLA
17745 1100 1130 48 250 220 0 206 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
17745 1100 1400 48 250 220 0 206 7 Som BBC ENC SOMLA
17745 1100 1700 48 250 225 0 206 17 Som BBC ENC SOMLA
17745 1130 1600 48 250 225 0 206 7 Som ADM ADM UAE
17745 1330 1400 48 250 225 -15 146 7 Som ADM ADM UAE
17745 1400 1500 48 250 225 -15 146 123456 Som ADM ADM UAE
17745 1400 1500 48 250 225 -15 146 7 Som ADM ADM UAE
17745 1500 1600 48 250 220 0 206 1 Som BBC ENC SOMLA
17745 1700 1800 48 250 220 0 206 1 Som BBC ENC SOMLA
17750 0500 0600 48SW,53NW 250 225 0 206 7 Kin BBC ENC KRWNA
17750 0529 0600 48SW,53NW 250 225 0 206 1 Kin BBC ENC KRWNA
17845 1200 1300 48E,48SW 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Som ADM ADM UAE
17860 1300 1400 42,43W 250 60 0 146 1234567 Bod AGM AGM
17865 0830 1030 40E 250 45 -15 146 1234567 Prs IBR ENC SS42
21470 1330 1600 48 250 225 0 206 7 Som ADM ADM UAE
21470 1400 1430 46SE 250 260 0 218 23456 Hau BBC ENC HAUSA
21470 1400 1600 47SW,52 250 245 -15 218 7 E BBC ENC ENAFW+AF8-C
21560 0500 0600 48SW,53W 250 225 -15 146 1234567 E BBC ENC ENAFE+AF8-E
21595 1200 1300 48E,48SW 250 225 -15 146 1234567 Som ENC ENC
21630 1400 1430 46SE 250 260 0 218 23456 Hau ADM ADM UAE
21690 0600 0700 42,43W 500 75 -15 218 1234567 Bod ADM ADM UAE
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
U.K. Re: BBC Radio 4 198 kHz shutdown date ?
In some articles last year the BBC stated it would not guarantee programm-
ing on 198 kHz past June 30,2025, so the Ofgem press release would seem to
fit that narrative. IIRC the BBC gave only a few weeks notice of the
Radio 4 mediumwave shutoffs last year, so we may not hear official word of
the longwave closure until later this spring.
This apparently slipped by earlier this year, but was posted today on
<RadioDiscussions.com>
June 30, 2025 the end of 198 kHz ?
<https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/press-release/ofgem-energy-suppliers-and-
consumer-groups-back-major-new-advertising-campaign-calling-customers-
rts-meters-upgrade-now#:~:text=
RTS%20meters%20are%20older%20electricity,down%20from%2030%20June%202025>
(Stephen Luce-TX-USA, wor March 6)
U.K. Do you subscribe to the BBC Monitoring Disinformation reports ?
It takes the form of regular newsletters that"analyse and summarise global
media to help you make sense of world events" and can be emailed to you by
signing up at <https://monitoring.bbc.co.uk>
In the 4 to 11 February newsletter there were articles titled South Africa
rejects Trump-Musk accusations on land reform as misinformation; Russian
India media make terrorism claims about USAID; Fake TikTokvideos show huge
far-right marches ahead of German elections; Disinformation swirls as
Baltic states quit Russian power grid; and Panic over fake videos of
Santorini volcano.
Photo: A cover page of the Summary of World Broadcasts from November
1989, from
<https://www.bbc.com/archiveservices/written-archives-centre/featured-
collections/reunification-of-east-and-west-germany>
An archive of the 20th Century BBC Monitoring Weekday Summary of World
Broadcasts is available for libraries to purchase. More information at
<www.readex.com/products/bbc-monitoring-summary-world-broadcasts>
(observations during February by Tony Rogers-UK, via
BrDXC-UK 'Communication' PDF file magazine March direct and wor)
USA Re my WMLK 9275 kHz 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, hcdx and wor March 4)
WMLK on 17525 kHz in A-25 season. Checking today, they were up from 1730
to 2230 UT on 17525 kHz. I captured the sign off at 2227 UT and note that
they give totally wrong transmission times (0400 to 0900 and 1700 to 2200
UT) with no mention of frequency.
<http://popshopradio.ca/20250306_2227_UT_17525_Khz_WMLK.mp4>
(Tony Pavick, Hope-BC-CAN, wor March 7)
Re: Glenn Hauser logs March 4-5, 2025 +hcdx
17530 kHz 1700-1830 UT, ITU zones 46-47,52,53,57 GB 250kW 90degr -4degr
ITU antenna type 883 daily 300325-251025 English USA AGM - towards Horn
of AF - or Ciraf zones 'all AF from north to south though' ...
5 kHz away neighbour frequency of WMLK txion outlet.
A25 season hfcc.org requests via US FCC
9275 2300 0400 27,28,39 MLK 300 53 0 902 123456 300325 261025 Eng
USA MLK FCC 721
15150 1200 1700 27,28,39 MLK 300 53 0 902 123456 300325 261025 Eng
USA MLK FCC 830
17525 1730 2230 27,28,39 MLK 300 53 0 902 123456 300325 261025 Eng
USA MLK FCC 888
(wb df5sx, wor March 5)
The WMLK 17525 kHz frequency 1730-2230 UT in A-25 caught my eye, as VOA
English used 17530 kHz from 1700-1830 UT during A-24. Tight squeeze from
1730-1830 UT in A-25 if VOA retains that frequency. Of course the entire
USAGM shortwave output could be facing drastic cuts, so who knows what
will happen.
(Stephen Luce-TX-USA, wor March 6)
USA Has anyone been able to determine a schedule for WEWN ? The re-ac-
tivation of 12050 kHz (Spanish) does not match the published schedule.
While sign on is listed as 1400 UT, I haven't noted then much before 0000
UT, although some of that is due to propagation at my QTH, Sign-off is
listed as 0600 UT, but in reality they usually seem to leave the air at
about 0057 UT, although I have noted them abruptly ending at various times
between 0030 and 0100 UT.
15610 kHz (English) is still not back on the air.
(Tony Pavick-Hope BC-CAN, wor dxld March 4)
Re: WEWN / Radio Catolica Mundial. 12050 kHz is being heard here in North
Central Florida from 1405 UT check, just missed the listed s/on. Good
signal.
(David Potter-FL-USA, wor March 4)
USA Kiev Independent: Voice of America correspondent Ostap Yarysh fired
following DOGE review.
No doubt its name will soon change to the Voice of Trump.This DOGE dismis-
sal is obviously a result of speaking the truth, something that will li-
kely soon vanish from the VOA. America has dug itself into a very deep,
dark and dangerous hole.
(Steve McDonald-CAN, wor March 8)
The Voice of America has come a long way since I used to listen to their
(Africa) morning magazines on short wave and their VoA Europe on the
USAGM Munich Ismaning MW 1197kHz. I always thought that it was a wrong de-
cision to change to an all the news all the time format because as seen
long before the Covid_19 crisis VoA could not keep the promise. Nonethe-
less, for quite a number of years, VoA still presented multi partisan
Voices of America.
Considering what's left of former glory, the only reason to keep VoA Eng-
lish and other services is that FM relays will be lost if VoA is replaced
by a straight US government voice. If I were a government official in say
Africa I would not bow to American relay requests after the experience
with Trump/Vance/Musk/Rubio stopping USAID for crucial medical programmes.
Actions speak louder than words.
(Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, wor March 8)
UZBEKISTAN Requested A-25 entries by RAM - FMO Radio-Agency-M Moscow;
radioagency.ru
7465 0030 0130 41 TAC 100 131 0 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
7580 1245 1600 41 TAC 100 131 0 157 Mul UZB NEW RAM
9335 1400 1500 41,49 TAC 100 131 0 218 Mul UZB NEW RAM
9360 1300 1400 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
9900 0030 0130 41 TAC 100 131 0 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
11520 1500 1630 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
11600 0030 0130 41 TAC 100 131 0 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
11925 0330 0345 48 TAC 200 215 0 896 Mul UZB NEW RAM
12130 1330 1600 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
12160 1315 1630 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 Mul UZB NEW RAM
15140 1300 1400 39,40,48 TAC 200 236 0 218 Mul UZB NEW RAM
CRRT RRTM Telecom Tashkent Uzbekistan Shortwave Transmitting bcast center.
Tashkent Shortwave Transmitting Station, c/o RRTM, Amir Timur str. 109 A
Tashkent, 100202 Uzbekistan, Central Asia. Various FMO's in A-25 season
6100 1400 1430 40E,41NW TAC 100 150 0 912 1234567 Prs DWL MBR X.DA-14
6100 1430 1500 40E,41NW TAC 100 150 0 912 1234567 Pus DWL MBR X.PA-14
7425 1630 1730 42,43,44 TAC 100 90 0 911 1234567 Mul MBR MBR X.Asia
7465 0030 0130 41 TAC 100 131 0 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
7520 1530 1600 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
7530 1530 1600 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
7535 2100 2130 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
7545 2100 2130 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
7580 1245 1600 41 TAC 100 131 0 157 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
7615 2000 2100 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
9300 1400 1530 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
9335 1400 1500 41,49 TAC 100 131 0 218 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
9360 1300 1400 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
9380 1400 1530 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
9510 0000 0200 41NE TAC 100 131 0 218 1234567 Eng BBC ENC ENASS
9720 1730 1800 44NE TAC 100 76 20 218 1234567 Kor ENC ENC
9720 1800 1830 44NE TAC 100 76 20 218 1234567 Jpn ENC ENC
9900 0030 0130 41 TAC 100 131 0 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
9930 1200 1230 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
9930 1330 1400 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
9950 1200 1230 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
9950 1330 1400 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
11510 1300 1400 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
11520 1500 1630 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
11590 0000 0030 41NE TAC 100 131 0 218 1234567 Ben IBR ENC SS02
11590 1500 1530 41NE TAC 100 131 0 218 1234567 Ben IBR ENC SS03
11600 0030 0130 41 TAC 100 131 0 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
11925 0330 0345 48 TAC 200 215 0 896 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
11945 0200 0300 41 TAC 100 163 0 910 1234567 Mul MBR MBR X.Indie
12130 1330 1600 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
12160 1315 1630 41 TAC 100 131 10 156 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
13580 1300 1400 45 TAC 100 66 10 418 1234567 Mul MBR MBR X.Japan
13660 1430 1500 41N TAC 100 131 0 218 14567 Hin FEC ENC BS42
13825 1200 1245 49NW TAC 100 131 0 218 1234567 Mya ENC ENC
15140 1300 1400 39,40,48 TAC 200 236 0 218 1234567 Mul NEW RAM
15205 1200 1400 45 TAC 100 66 10 418 1234567 Mul MBR MBR X.Japan
15475 1300 1330 44NE TAC 100 68 12 218 1234567 Kor ENC ENC
15475 1330 1357 44NE TAC 100 68 12 218 1234567 Jpn ENC ENC
15475 1400 1430 44NE TAC 100 68 12 218 1234567 Kor ENC ENC
15475 1430 1500 44NE TAC 100 68 12 218 1234567 Jpn ENC ENC
15540 1200 1230 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
15580 1200 1230 44NE TAC 100 76 0 902 1234567 Kor NEW RED
17520 1430 1500 47,48 TAC 100 236 0 418 1234567 Mul MBR MBR Y.B16
17600 1430 1500 47,48 TAC 100 236 0 418 1234567 Mul MBR MBR X.B16
17670 1200 1230 43S,44S TAC 100 90 0 911 1234567 Mul MBR MBR A.chnes
17670 1230 1245 54 TAC 100 121 -10 418 1234567 Mul MBR MBR A.Indon
21480 1200 1230 43S,44S TAC 100 90 0 911 1234567 Mul MBR MBR B.chnes
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
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A-25 season DRM digital mode request fqy list entries:
Date
up_to
3955 0459 0600 27SE,28NW WOF 100 114 0 100 0109 Eng G BBC+AF8-EUR
3965 0100 0057 27-28,37-39 ISS 10 0 0 925 3003 Fra F TDF
5875 0400 0458 27,28,29,38 SOF 70 306 0 618 3003 Eng BUL NEWBUL
5875 0459 0600 27SE,28NW WOF 100 78 0 547 3003 Eng G BBC+AF8-EUR
5910 1800 1830 28SW TIG 30 270 0 812 3003 Ita ROU RRO
5975 1645 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 3003 Eng NZL RNZNZL
5980 0000 0300 27W ISS 100 280 0 146 3003 Fra F TDF
5980 0000 0300 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 211 3003 Fra F TDF
5980 0000 0300 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 211 3003 Fra F TDF
5980 0000 0300 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 146 0106 Fra F TDF
5980 0400 0500 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 206 0106 Fra F TDF
5980 0400 0500 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 146 0106 Fra F TDF
5980 0500 0600 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
5980 0600 0900 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
5980 0600 0900 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
5985 2200 2300 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 146 0106 Fra F TDF
6080 0000 0300 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
6080 0000 0300 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
6080 0000 0300 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
6095 1645 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
6100 1700 1900 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
6120 1900 2100 27W ISS 100 280 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
6120 1900 2100 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 146 0106 Fra F TDF
6135 1645 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
6195 0900 1400 27,28 WAL 2 0 0 700 2610 Deu D ST2
7205 0700 0800 27W ISS 100 280 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
7205 2000 2100 37-38,46-47 NAU 100 213 0 216 2510 Mul D MBRX.AFRIC
7220 1800 1900 18 ISS 100 13 0 156 2510 Fra F TDF
7285 1645 1845 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
7315 1830 1930 29-30,39-41 NAU 100 101 0 216 2510 Mul D MBRX.PERSI
7315 2000 2200 37NW,27,28 MSK 40 261 0 218 2510 Rus RUS RRS
7330 1645 1845 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZAlt
7425 1645 1845 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
9480 0500 0600 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9550 0300 0400 38E,39S,48N ISS 100 110 0 211 2510 Fra F TDF
9570 1800 1900 28NW TIG 90 307 0 205 2610 Deu ROU RRO
9580 1300 1500 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9580 2200 2300 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 146 0106 Fra F TDF
9580 2300 2400 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9595 0000 0100 38E,39S,48N ISS 100 115 0 206 2510 Fra F TDF
9600 0800 0900 27W ISS 100 280 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9610 0600 0700 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 156 0106 Fra F TDF
9610 0600 0700 27W ISS 100 280 0 146 0106 Fra F TDF
9610 0600 0700 18 ISS 100 333 0 151 2510 Fra F TDF
9615 1645 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
9620 1000 1100 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9620 1100 1200 27SE ISS 100 153 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9655 0800 1200 43NE,44NW URU 30 98 0 216 2610 Zho CHN CNR
9655 1600 1900 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9655 1645 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
9655 2200 0100 43NE,44NW URU 30 98 0 216 2610 Zho CHN CNR
9655 2300 2400 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
9760 1745 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
9780 1645 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
9800 1600 2000 27,28 KLG 15 220 0 141 2510 Rus RUS RRS
9820 0700 1000 26 K/A 20 33 0 218 2510 Rus RUS VOR
9820 1800 1900 18 ISS 100 13 0 156 2510 Fra F TDF
9850 0800 1500 27,28 KLG 15 220 0 143 2510 Rus RUS RRS
9850 1500 1900 28 MSK 40 261 0 218 2510 Rus RUS RRS
9860 1045 1215 42,43 DEL 100 102 0 101 2610 Bod IND AIR
9870 0400 0700 27,28 KLG 15 220 0 143 2510 Rus RUS RRS
9895 1800 2100 41 IRK 15 224 0 217 2510 Rus RUS RRS
11615 2000 2100 37S,38S,46,47 NAU 100 213 0 146 2510 Mul D MBRA.AFRIC
11660 1200 1400 27W ISS 100 280 0 147 2510 Fra F TDF
11690 1745 1900 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 148 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
11690 2000 2200 26 K/A 20 33 0 216 2510 Rus RUS VOR
11710 1830 1930 29-30,39-41 NAU 100 101 0 216 2510 Mul D MBRA.PERSI
11720 2000 2100 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
11735 0100 0230 42,43 DEL 100 102 0 101 2610 Bod IND AIR
11760 0700 1400 27,28 KLG 15 220 0 141 2510 Rus RUS RRS
11760 1800 1900 18 ISS 100 30 0 217 2510 Fra F TDF
11760 1800 2000 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 147 2510 Fra F TDF
11760 1800 2000 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
11760 2000 2100 36,37W,46W ISS 100 229 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
11785 0600 0700 18 ISS 100 34 0 211 2510 Fra F TDF
11805 0430 0600 40E DEL 100 282 0 101 2610 Pus IND AIR
11860 1300 1500 41 IRK 15 224 0 287 2510 Rus RUS RRS
11865 1045 1215 42,43 DEL 100 102 0 101 2610 Bod IND AIR
11865 1600 1900 28NW MSK 40 261 0 218 2510 Rus RUS RRS
11875 0500 0600 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
11875 2200 2300 38E,39S,48N ISS 100 115 0 206 0106 Fra F TDF
11905 0300 0400 39,40,41W,48E ISS 100 103 0 217 2510 Fra F TDF
11955 0000 0100 48E,53 ISS 100 137 0 207 0106 Fra F TDF
11955 0200 0300 41 SLA 100 63 0 151 2610 Eng OMA BBC+AF8-ASI
11965 0600 0800 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 146 2510 Fra F TDF
11965 1130 1230 45 TWR 50 350 30 218 2510 Jpn USA TWR
11970 0500 0800 41 KBD 250 100-10 217 2610 Eng KWT RKW
12120 1100 1130 42-44 TWR 90 305-15 218 2510 Cmn USA TWR
13600 0700 0900 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
13635 1700 1800 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 217 2510 Fra F TDF
13650 0700 0800 17,18N,18SE ISS 100 353 0 217 2510 Fra F TDF
13650 1700 2000 6-8 KBD 250 350 0 216 2610 Ara KWT RKW
13690 0400 0500 38E,39S,48N ISS 100 115 0 207 0106 Fra F TDF
13690 1200 1300 27-28,37 ISS 100 148 0 147 0106 Fra F TDF
13690 1600 1700 27SE TIG 90 292 0 288 2610 Fra ROU RRO
13710 0800 0900 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13715 0400 0500 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13730 0100 0200 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13730 0200 0300 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13730 0600 0700 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13730 0700 0800 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13730 0800 0900 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13730 1800 1900 48N,48SW NAU 100 158 0 218 2510 Mul D MBRA.AFRIC
13740 2000 2100 17,18N,18SE ISS 100 355 0 227 2510 Fra F TDF
13750 0500 0600 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13750 1700 1800 27N TIG 90 307 0 288 2610 Eng ROU RRO
13750 1800 1900 48N,48SW NAU 100 158 0 216 2510 Mul D MBRX.AFRIC
13770 0600 1000 27,28 MSK 40 261 0 218 2510 Rus RUS RRS
13770 1900 2000 17,18N,18SE ISS 100 349 0 217 2510 Fra F TDF
13780 2000 1600 26 KHB 50 38 0 875 2510 Rus RUS RRS
13800 0600 0900 27,28 MSK 40 261 0 218 2510 Rus RUS RRS
13810 0300 0400 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
13810 0400 1100 43NE,44NW KUN 30 32 0 216 2610 Zho CHN CNR
13825 0100 0900 44S BEI 30 175 0 206 2610 Zho CHN CNR
13840 1830 2100 61S,62,63W RAN 35 35 0 156 2610 Eng NZL RNZNZL
15110 0945 1325 27,28 KBD 250 310 9 211 2610 Ara KWT RKW
15170 2100 2200 14 TIG 90 247 0 288 2610 Spa ROU RRO
15180 0100 0400 43NE,44NW KUN 30 32 0 216 2610 Zho CHN CNR
15180 1300 1400 43-44, 50 NAU 100 62 0 218 2510 Mul D MBRX.SOUTH
15300 0300 0400 39,40,41W,48E ISS 100 103 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
15330 0300 0400 41 TIG 90 112 0 288 2610 Eng ROU RRO
15390 1600 1630 41 TWR 90 290-30 218 2510 Var USA TWR
15390 1600 1645 41 TWR 90 290-30 218 2510 Eng USA TWR
15430 2000 2100 37-38,46-47 NAU 100 213 0 218 2510 Mul D MBRX.AFRIC
15460 0200 0400 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15480 0800 0900 17,18N,18SE ISS 100 353 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
15515 0900 1400 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 2610 Eng BUL NEWBUL
15515 1500 2200 27,28 SOF 50 306 0 885 2610 Eng BUL NEWBUL
15540 1600 1800 41 KBD 250 100-10 217 2610 Urd KWT RKW
15540 1800 2100 27,28 KBD 250 310 9 211 2610 Eng KWT RKW
15590 0100 0200 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15590 0300 0400 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15590 0400 0500 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15590 0700 0800 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15630 0500 0600 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15630 0600 0700 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15630 0800 0900 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15640 0400 0500 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15640 1000 1200 41 IRK 15 224 0 287 2510 Rus RUS RRS
15670 0100 0300 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15720 0500 0600 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15720 0700 0800 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
15730 1200 1600 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
15740 2200 0700 26 K/A 20 33 0 228 2510 Rus RUS VOR
15750 1600 1900 28SE,38N,39NW ISS 100 120 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
15750 1600 1900 17,18N,18SE ISS 100 348 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
15750 1600 1900 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 147 0106 Fra F TDF
15785 0000 2400 18-19,27-29,37ERL 1 0 0 975 2610 Deu D BIXTENT.
17575 1300 2030 44,49,49,50,54ISS 100 120 0 147 2510 Fra F TDF
17575 1300 2030 17,18SW,27N ISS 100 327 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
17575 1300 2030 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 147 2510 Fra F TDF
17605 0100 0300 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
17670 1300 1400 43-45,50 NAU 100 62 0 218 2510 Mul D MBRA.SOUTH
17690 0400 0700 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
17710 1000 1200 28SE,38,39 ISS 100 120 0 147 2510 Fra F TDF
17710 1200 1400 36,37W,46W ISS 100 232 0 147 2510 Fra F TDF
17710 1200 1400 17,18N,18SE ISS 100 348 0 207 2510 Fra F TDF
17760 0300 0400 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
17760 0700 0900 55,59,60 KUN 150 135 0 218 2610 Chn CHN CRI
17760 1230 1300 43,44 TIG 90 67 0 288 2610 Zho ROU RRO
17770 0100 0900 43NE,44NW DOF 30 16 0 216 2610 Zho CHN CNR
17815 0559 0700 48SW,53NW SLA 100 225 0 206 2610 Eng OMA BBC+AF8-KEN
17825 1400 1600 41 SLA 100 63 0 151 2610 Eng OMA BBC+AF8-ASI
17830 0100 0800 43NE,44NW URU 30 98 0 216 2610 Zho CHN CNR
21540 1458 1600 41 WOF 100 82 12 618 2610 Eng G BBC+AF8-ASI
21550 0530 0600 55,58,59 TIG 90 97 0 288 2610 Eng ROU RRO
21575 1358 1458 41NW WOF 100 82 12 618 2610 Mul G ENC
21630 0400 1100 41 SLA 100 63 0 151 2610 Eng OMA BBC+AF8-ASI
21660 0759 0900 41 SLA 100 63 0 151 2610 Eng OMA BBC+AF8-ASI
21710 0900 1700 44,49-50,54 ISS 150 110 0 227 2510 Fra F TDF
26040 0000 2400 28 BLN 1 0 0 975 2610 Deu D NEW
T-code transmission request:
15555 1400 2200 4 JHR 50 5 0 805 2610 Eng USA JHR
(A-25 hfcc.org database)
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PORTABLE DRM Receiver -
Model N88 is a medium-wave, shortwave and VHF Band II/FM receiver with
analog and DRM reception. It runs on three AA batteries and is expected to
be available for purchase in Q4 of this year.
<https://www.drm.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/DRM-N88.png>
The image was probably generated by an AI that is not familiar with fre-
quency ranges. But this is just one of many oddities in this report with
its low costs and credibility.
Another great gift idea for the Christmas trade.
(chirp / via Roger Thauer-D, wor March 8)
That needs an explanation I suspect ...
On the IFA Berlin Germany in 2005, when this was still an important consu-
mer electronics fair (or would anyone say that it still is ?), there was
an "official DRM launch" presentation. Amongst the promises made there:
Related products will appear in shops for Christmas. On display were some
samples with the English brand Roberts that were never seen again. And
there was a famous announcement by Sangean that the company "introduziert"
such sets. Never seen again either.
This was relevant in as far as Deutschlandradio relied on these announce-
ments and switched the Zehlendorf 177 kHz transmitter to digital-only ope-
ration. On this IFA Berlin event they were still joyful, telling that they
got phone calls "is your transmitter broken, it only hisses anymore",
hahahaha, - how funny !!
But it was no fun anymore when the "Weihnachtsgeschaeft" was due and it
turned out that all the displays on that IFA Berlin event were a Fata
Morgana. Top brass at Deutschlandradio started asking "why are we paying
so much money for a frequency that no one can listen to?", and so they
rather hastily switched back to AM, first still leaving three alibi hours
at night which finally were eliminated as well and the transmitter got its
better-sounding AM modulator back.
Just to point it out once again: This all was a full two decades ago.
(Kai Ludwig-D, wor March 9)
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44. ueberregionales DX-Treffen des Ottenauer Kurzwellenhoererklubs Murgtal
mit RTI Hoerertreffen am 17. Mai 2025.
Am Samstag, 17. Mai 2025 ist ab 1200 Uhr Mitteleuropaeischer Sommerzeit in
der Gaststaette Murgstube an der Konrad Adenauerbruecke, Ecke Rinden-
schwenderstrasse-Schulstrasse in D-76571 Gaggenau, das
44. ueberregionale DX-Treffen fuer Kurzwellenhoerer und Freunde des Rund-
funkfernempfangs vorgesehen.
Verbunden wird dieses Treffen wieder mit dem Hoerertreffen des RadioTaiwan
International Hoererklubs Ottenau. Auch diesmal wird wieder Korches-Radio
aus Altenkunstadt beim Treffen vertreten sein und sich den Hoerern prae-
sentieren. Ebenso das Hobbyradio Koelsch in die Welt.
Zu dieser Veranstaltung sind alle Kurzwellenhoerer, DXer und Freunde des
Rundfunkfernempfangs sehr herzlich eingeladen, unabhaengig einer Hoerer-
klubmitgliedschaft.
Auf dem Programm des Treffens steht das Gedenken an in den letzten 12 Mo-
naten verstorbene Hoererklubmitglieder und Radiofreunde,ein Rueckblick auf
die wichtigsten kurzwellenbezogenen Ereignisse und Hoererklubaktivitaeten
im vergangen Jahr, Informationen und Diskussion ueber Radio Taiwan Inter-
national und weitere beliebte deutschsprachige Kurzwellenprogramme, eine
Vorschau auf bevorstehende Hobbyveranstaltungen, eine Tombola und das be-
kannte Stationsquiz.
Auch die Mitglieder weiterer DX-Clubs wie ADDX, AGDX, RMRC, ehemaliger
Radio Tirana Hoererklub, WWDXC, Radio Japan Club Brilon, Berliner Emp-
fangsamateure und KBS Monitore treffen sich im Mai.
Aktuelle Informationen zum RTI Hoerertreffen sind bitte den Sendungen de
Radio Taiwan International Hoererbriefkastens am 9. und 16. Mai sowie
moeglicherweise auch im TRT Briefkasten vom 15. Mai zu entnehmen.
Das Tagungslokal ist wie folgt zu finden:
Mit dem PKW ueber die A5 bis zur Autobahnausfahrt Rastatt. Von dort auf
die Bundesstrasse 462 bis zur Ausfahrt Gaggenau-Mitte. Nach der Ausfahrt
nach rechts und dann nochmals nach rechts fahren, also wieder unter der
Bundesstrasse hindurch. Nach der Unterfuehrung gibt es rechts einen
grossen oeffentlichen Parkplatz, falls vor der Gaststaette kein Platz mehr
frei sein sollte, dann koennt ihr dorthin wieder zurueckfahren.
Achtung, bitte die Einbahnstrassen Regelung beachten. Auf der Amalien-
bergstrasse geradeaus weiterfahren, auch an der Bruecke vorbeifahren bis
zur naechsten Einmuendung rechts, Strasse am Kloesterle. Dann dort in
diese Strasse einbiegen, dann wieder nach rechts in die Rindenschwender-
strasse einbiegen. Bitte die Parkscheibenregelung in diesem Bereich be-
achten.
Mit der Bahn anreisende Besucher fahren aus Richtung Karlsruhe mit der
Linie S 8 in Richtung Forbach-Freudenstadt bis zur Haltestelle Gaggenau
Bahnhof. Oder umgekehrt, aus Freudenstadt dann auch die S 8 in Richtung
Karlsruhe bis zur Haltestelle GaggenauBahnhof. Von der Haltestelle zu Fuss
in Richtung Murg gehen bis zu Hauptstrasse bei der Kirche. Von dort dann
ueber die Murgbruecke, dann gleich im Eckhaus auf der anderen Murgseite
ist die Murgstube zu finden.
Eine gute Anreise und viel Freude beim DX-Treffen wuenscht
Bernd Seiser, Tel 07225-981213, email: <bernd.seiser -at- t-online.de>
<https://de.rti.org.tw/radio/programMessageView/id/100004>
<http://www.korches-radio.de/RTI-Hoererclub-Ottenau/>
<https://www.wwdxc.de/ottenau/events.rti.org.tw/German/club/Hoererklub-
Ottenau.html>
Vielleicht auch von Interesse die Angaben bei:
<https://branchenbuch.meinestadt.de/gaggenau/brazl/100-95328-96327>
Kurzwellenhoererklub Murgtal, Bernd Seiser, Hauptstr. 205-207
D-76571 Gaggenau-Ottenau, Deutschland, Europe.
Tel +49 7225-981213 email: <bernd.seiser -at- t-online.de>
(Bernd Seiser-D, March 9)
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Peak solar activity, and strategic HF revival -
Dear friends,
a comprehensive four-pages review of our new 2025 products by leading in-
ternational expert Georg Wiessala has been published in The Spectrum Moni-
tor (USA, February 2025) and Practical Wireless (UK, March 2025). An ex-
cerpt can be downloaded at www.klingenfuss.org/tsm.pdf . For your conve-
nience, we translated it in German and Italian as well.
The latest release of the superb go2MONITOR Digital Data Decoder now of-
fers many new features such as a Speech-to-Text interface, based on the
revolutionary Whisper AI software. Check out our hot frequencies webpage
for continuous updates with several pertinent screenshots - day after day!
Says ARRL's Chief Executive Officer David A Minster NA2AA in QST - January
2025:"Living at the Peak ... The explosion in sunspots has also brought an
explosion in DXpeditions ... The next couple of years will continue to be
strong performers ... Enjoy these great conditions."
In these times of war, remember the key fact: shortwave HF is the only me-
dium for inter-national and inter-continental communication that, unlike
e.g.SATCOM, landline connections, and submarine cables, cannot be blocked,
censored, or cut off.What's more, there are no call costs or monthly fees.
Says Cyberlux Corporation at www.cyberlux.com on 28 February 2025: "State-
of-the-art HF communication solutions are tailored to meet the evolving
needs of military and defense organizations worldwide. Known for their re-
liability, security, and long-range operational effectiveness, HF systems
continue to be a trusted choice for tactical communications."
Says Rohde and Schwarz at <www.rohde-schwarz.com> on 17 February 2025:
"HF systems are a reliable alternative to SATCOM. Over the past few years,
HF wideband technology has emerged that enables higher data throughput and
significantly reduced link setup times."
For more very recent references see
<www.klingenfuss.org/ref.htm>
Best wishes - 73, Joerg Klingenfuss
Klingenfuss Publications
Klingenfuss Radio Monitoring
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72070 Tuebingen
Germany - Europe
Phone +49 7071 62830
Fax +49 7071 600849
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