North Korea ‘aggressively jamming’ BBC’s new Korean service

North Korean jamming BBC World Service 5810 kHz - 27 Sept. 2017

You Tube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui64vGN-54k

The BBC's new Korean-language service is being "aggressively targeted" by North Korean jamming of its broadcasts.

The service was launched on Monday (September 25) and delivers a mixture of global news, sport and radio features to the whole of the Korean Peninsula for a three-hour window that starts at midnight local time.

Broadcasts are going out on two shortwave frequencies, from Taiwan and Tashkent, while the hour-long segment from 1am is relayed on medium wave from Mongolia, according to a report on the 38 North website, operated by the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University.

 Full article at The Telegraph:

North Korea 'aggressively' jamming BBC's new Korean-language service
(BDXC)

U.K.(non) Second day for BBC Korean Service to North Korea - Sept.26

1530-1830 on 5810 TAC 100 kW / 068 deg to NEAs Korean, fair+ jamming

 1530-1830 on 9940*TSH 300 kW / 002 deg to NEAs Korean, fair to good

1630-1730 on 1431 CHO 500 kW / 150 deg to NEAs Korean

*from 1800 on 9940 KCH 300 kW / 157 deg to EaAf TWR Africa co-channel

 On this frequencies until Oct.28. From Oct.29 will be:

1530-1830 on 5810 TAC 100 kW / 068 deg to NEAs Korean

1530-1830 on 5830 TSH 300 kW / 002 deg to NEAs Korean

1630-1730 on 1431 CHO 500 kW / 150 deg to NEAs Korean

(DX Bulgaria/27 Sept)

 Codes:

CHO       Mongolia

KCH        Grigoripol, Maiac, Moldovia (district of self-proclaimed state‎: ‎Transnistria)
TAC        Tashkent, Uzbekistan
TSH        Tanshui, Taiwan