Showing posts with label Turkey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turkey. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2024

Voice of Turkey, winter schedule

 
Voice of Turkey QSL

Turkey, VO Turkey - B24 Winter Schedule
Effective: 27 October 2024 - 30 March 2025

All times UTC
Broadcast Daily

Arabic
1000-1100  11955va
1500-1600  5985as  17650af

Azerbaijani
0800-0900  11710as

Bulgarian
1200-1230  7245eu

Chinese
1200-1300  17775as

Dari/Pasht/Uzbek
1600-1700  9595as
1700-1730  9595as

Voice of Turkey QSL
English
0400-0500  6125va  7285as
1330-1400  13635eu
1400-1430  13635eu
1730-1800  9660as
1800-1830  9660as
1930-2000  6050eu
2000-2030  6050eu
2130-2200  9610va
2200-2230  9610va
2300-0000  5960va



French
1100-1200  17715eu
2030-2100  9625af
2100-2130  9625af

Georgian
0900-0930  9840eu

German
1830-1900  5945eu
1230-1300  15270eu
1300-1330  15270eu
1900-1930  5945eu

Hausa
0600-0700  15235af

Italian
0930-1000  11970eu

Kazakh
1430-1500  9505as

Malaian
0500-0600  17530as

Persian
0930-1000  11795as
1000-1100  11795as
1600-1700  9490as

Russian
1400-1500  9410eu

Spanish
0200-0300  7265va  7280va
1730-1800  9495eu
1800-1830  9495eu

Voice of Turkey QSL
Swahili
0700-0800  17780af

Tatar
1100-1130  15360as

Turkish
0100-0300  6000as
0300-0400  7240as
0400-0700  9650eu
0500-0700  11660as
0700-1400  15350eu



0900-0930  17770as
1130-1200  13655as
1300-1400  15390as
1400-1700  11815eu
1700-2200  5980eu
1930-2200  6120as

Target Areas
af  Africa
as  Asia
eu  Europe
va  Various
(VOT/22 Oct 2024)

Thursday, February 09, 2023

Additional frequencies for monitoring Turkish disaster

 


Season B22:

HFCC - International Broadcasting Delivery in co-operation with the Arab States and Asia-Pacific broadcasting unions are working on an International Radio for Disaster Relief (IRDR) project that is based on the system of online co-ordination of frequencies managed by the HFCC in accordance with International Radio Regulations.

Band MHz Worldwide IRDR Frequency (kHz)* Times Already Coordinated (UTC)**

Status 09 Feb 2023

6 5910 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
7 7400 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
9 9430 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
11 11840 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
13 13620 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
15 15650 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
17 17500 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
19 18950 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
21 21840 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
25 26010 ±5 00:00 - 24:00
(HFCC 09 Feb 2023)




HOT SPOT DXING BY RADIO-Massive earthquakes in Turkey

 


09 February, 2023

Additional unscheduled update
TRT Voice of Turkiye on 9430 kHz on February 9:
from 0400 UTC on  9430*via unknown transmitter site in Turkish. Very low modulation via SDR Heimiswil Switzerland.Parallel frequency 15350 kHz (EMR 500 kW) to WeEu. Turkish 0700-1300. Very good via SDR Heimiswil Switzerland.
*0000-2400 on 9430 SMG 100 kW / non-dir to All World, HFCC International Radio for Disaster Relief project
(DXB)

KAHRAMANMARAS, Turkey/DAMASCUS, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A huge earthquake killed more than 2,600 people across a swathe of Turkey and northwest Syria on Monday, with freezing winter weather adding to the plight of the many thousands left injured or homeless and hampering efforts to find survivors.

The magnitude 7.8 quake brought down whole apartment blocks in Turkish cities and piled more devastation on millions of Syrians displaced by years of war.

The worst tremor to strike Turkey this century, it came before sunrise in harsh weather and was followed in the early afternoon by another large quake of magnitude 7.7.
Additional coverage at 



Voice of Turkey broadcast schedule

Daily broadcast via Emirler, Turkey transmitters
Freq UTC Time Language kW Power 
9595 1700-1730 Afghani Uzbek 250
11955 1000-1056 Arabic 500
5985 1500-1556 Arabic 250
17720 1500-1556 Arabic 500
11710 0800-0856 Azeri 250
7245 1200-1226 Bulgarian        250
13590 1200-1256 Chinese 500
9595 1600-1630 Dari      250
6125 0400-0456 English 500
7285 0400-0456 English 500
12035 1330-1426 English 500
9660 1730-1826 English 500
6050 1930-2026 English 500
9610 2130-2226 English 500
5960 2300-2356 English 500
17715 1100-1156 French 500
9620 1830-1926 French 500
9625 2030-2126 French 500
9840 0900-0926 Georgian        500
15270 1230-1326 German 500
5945 1830-1926 German 250
15235 0600-0654 Hausa 500
11970 1230-1256 Italian 500
9505 1430-1454 Kazakh 500
17530 0500-0555 Malay 500
9595 1630-1700 Pashto 250
11795 0926-1056 Persian 500
6070 1600-1656 Persian 500
9410 1400-1456 Russian 250
7265 0200-0256 Spanish 500
7280 0200-0256 Spanish 500
9495 1730-1826 Spanish 250
15235 0700-0756 Swahili 500
15360 1100-1126 Tatar 500
6000 0100-0256 Turkish 500
9700 0350-0656 Turkish 500
11660 0450-0656 Turkish 250
15350 0700-1400 Turkish 250
11815 1400-1656 Turkish 500
6120 1700-2156 Turkish 500
5980 1700-2200 Turkish 250
17770 0900-0926 Turkmen 250
15390 1300-1356 Urdu 500
7240 0300-0356 Uyghur 500
13655 1130-1156 Uzbek 500
(Revised by Teak Publishing 06 Feb 2023)

Friday, August 13, 2021

Keeping a Focus on Afghanistan as Taliban closes in

 

(photo via VOA)

Al-Qaida Will Return to Afghanistan, British Official Says

By Jamie Dettmer
August 13, 2021 08:09 AM
British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace warned Friday that Afghanistan risks becoming a failed state and predicted a-Qaida will again thrive in the country.

“I’m absolutely worried that failed states are breeding grounds for those types of people,” he told British broadcaster Sky News.

Hours earlier Wallace announced Britain will dispatch hundreds of combat-ready paratroopers to Kabul to help evacuate more than 4,000 Britons and as many as 2,000 Afghans, who are likely to be killed by the Taliban for working with the British military. Additional text at: https://tinyurl.com/4d44tfx5

All times UTC

Current summer schedules for a selection of stations that likely will have news updates on the strife in Afghanistan. Observations and corrections are welcome at w4gvh@frontier.com

Afghanistan
The following Afghanistan listing may be inactive
6100 R.Afghanistan 1530-1730  daily  English/Dari
1107 R.Afghanistan 0100-1830  daily  Pashto/Dari

Algeria
Radio Algerienne/Chaine 1
198 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 0000-2400  Arabic
7295 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 0513-0558  Arabic
9535 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 0513-0558  Arabic
11985 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 1913-1958  Arabic
12060 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 1913-1958  Arabic
5940 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 2100-2158  Arabic
5930 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 2213-2258  Arabic
7295 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 0500-0513  French
9535 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 0500-0513  French
11985 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 1900-1913  French
12060 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 1900-1913  French
5930 R.Algerienne Chaine 1 2200-2213  French
252         R.Algerienne Chaine 3 0000-2400  French
6050 R.Algerienne Holy Qur`an  0400-0458  Arabic
9620 R.Algerienne Holy Qur`an  0600-0658  Arabic
13815 R.Algerienne Holy Qur`an  1800-1858  Arabic
9510 R.Algerienne Holy Qur`an  2000-2058  Arabic
9655 R.Algerienne Holy Qur`an  2000-2058  Arabic
5930 R.Algerienne Holy Qur`an  2100-2158  Arabic

Iran
IRIB/VOIRI / daily
7410 1520-1620  English
9835 1920-2020  English
9855 1920-2020  English

Kuwait
Radio Kuwait / daily
540         0000-2400       Arabic
1134 0000-2400 Arabic
5960 0255-0900 Arabic
15530 0500-0800 Arabic check 15455 kHz
15515 0500-0900 Arabic
9750 1100-1600 Arabic
11630 1300-1600 Arabic
17550 2000-2400 Arabic
9730 0800-1000 English
17760 1000-1200 Filipino
7250 0800-1000 Persian
15110  DRM 0945-1325 Arabic(Digital)
13650  DRM 1700-2000 Arabic(Digital)
11970  DRM 0500-0815 English(Digital)
15540  DRM 1800-2100 English(Digital)
15540  DRM 1600-1800 Urdu(Digital)

Oman (may be irregular or inactive)
Radio Sultanate of Oman / daily
1242 0000-2400 Arabic
13600 0400-1000 Arabic
15140 1500-1800 Arabic
15140 1400-1500 English

Saudi Arabia
Radio Saudi International / daily
15120 0900-1157 Bengali
17660 1355-1600 French
21670 0900-1157 Indonesian
9695 1358-1557 Pashto
7240 1157-1355 Persian
7240 1357-1757 Persian
13720 0700-0855 Somali
15285 0400-0657 Swahili
9885 1730-1750 Tajik
9675 1755-2057 Turkish
9885 1554-1700 Turkmen
13775 1200-1457 Urdu
9885 1700-1730 Uzbek

Turkey
Voice of Turkey / daily
7275 0255-0358  English
6165 0300-0358 English
15450 1230-1328 English
15520 1630-1728 English
5945 1830-1928 English
9875 2030-2128 English
9830 2200-2300 English
(Teak Publishing)

Friday, July 27, 2018

Blog Logs - Monitoring the Middle East



As tensions rise in the Middle East, staying on issues will keep you informed. Station monitoring results are recent SDR logging's from our secluded DX Cabin in the mountains


All times UTC / frequency in kHz (kilohertz) // parallel frequency

Crest of Bahrain 
Bahrain
1584, Radio Bahrain, 1500-1530, Station identification to English world newscast and Bahrain weather forecast. Closing with news headlines. Station ID, and announcer's wishes for a "very good evening" Station musical jingle to Arabic pop/hip hop music. Tentative signal on station's 9745 kHz. Canned ID, "this is Bahrain - the best music on radio" Lady DJ mentions the "greatest hits from Bahrain." U.S. hip-hop program. SIO 434 http://www.radiobahrain.fm "The best music in town - Radio Bahrain FM" into Bruno Mars tune. (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)



Iran
5930, VOIRI/Pranars Today, 1840-1900. Albanian text from 1840 tune-in // 7250 kHz. Minimal fading on both frequencies. Numerous mentions of Iran, station ID’s and program features. Albanian service extends to 1920. VOIRI on 7425 in Arabic, 2105-2155. Recitations to 2145, with additional Arabic service on frequency. Announcer’s script to 2155 tune-out. (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

VOIRI on 9810 kHz
9810, VOIRI/Pars Today, 1920-2020. English service for announcer’s text on religious wars and recent war of words with the U.S. Station ID, promo, website and frequency for English service. English easy-listening vocals to additional identification. Arabic style music to announcer’s chat with station correspondent on U.S. political banter. English to 2020. http://www.irib.ir (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

Israel  
1287 MW, Voice of Hope-Middle East, 2316-2335. Weak signal for Arabic religious text with background music. Presumed a sermon text. Minimal fades, though audible. Station information at 2325 including P.O. Box, web address, and station info. Barely audible Arabic vocals by 2329, tune-out by 2335. http://www.voiceofhope.com (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)


Oman
15140, Radio Sultanate of Oman, 1935-1950. Arabic service with fair-poor signal. Announcer’s briefs between music vocals. Also heard with fair signal, BBC’s Oman relay on 1413 MW in English. http://part.gov.om  (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

Qatar
675 AM, Qatar RTC, Al Arish, 1310-1345. As you would expect from the Qatar SDR, station has a flame-thrower signal. All Arabic programming with news, Arabic music and text. (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

Saudi Arabia
12015, SBC Radio Saudi-General Prgrm 1, 2203-2230. Poor signal for Arabic service intro’s (SIO 212) // 9870 considerably improved with 434 SIO. Arabic feature sounds like a radio drama. (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

11915, SBC Radio Saudi-Holy Qur’an, 2105-2120. Arabic Qu’ran in progress with SIO 322, // 11930 not heard or 11820. (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

SBC Radio Saudi-Holy Quran on SDR

882 MW, SBC Radio Saudi-Holy Qur’an, 2232-2315. Arabic Qur’an at tune-in. Station is 100 kW, and dominates this frequency. Saudi’s Radio Jeddah active in Arabic on 1206 MW (10 kW). Saudi’s Radio Jeddah heard in Arabic 1206 MW (SIO 322) Radio Riyadh in Arabic on 1449, monitored from 2350-0000. Fanfare intros, station ID and Arabic newscast at 0000. Great signal for 200 kW powerhouse. (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

Turkey
5960, Voice of Turkey, 2005-2030. Turkish programming on features on Turkey. Muddled audio for // 9460. Station of late has been on various non-scheduled frequencies in several language services. http://www.trt.net.tr (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)

United Arab Emirates
1269 MW, Radio Asia 2220-2240. Malayalam text between Arabic vocals. Station’s good quality signal was mixing with Radio Kuwait on MW and possibly Iran. Radio Asia operates on a 24-hour schedule. http://radioasiauae.com SINPO 44344.  (SDR Izghawa, Qatar)
(GVH/NC) 


Friday, July 07, 2017

The Radio Scene in European Turkey


The nation of Turkey is made up of two different geographic territories, known as Anatolia in Asia and Thrace in Europe.  The three provinces composing Thrace, European Turkey, encompass a total of 9175 square miles and they are located on the western side of the international waterways known as the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles.  Even though European Turkey (Thrace) is not a separate independent country, yet it is considerably larger than nearly a dozen of the smaller independent countries within continental Europe.
            In ancient times, the territory now known as European Turkey was settled by Thracians who were considered to be cruel and bloodthirsty in warfare.  Little is known about their language, due to the fact that they apparently had not developed their own script, and thus brief inscriptions in other languages make only brief reference to the Thracians.
            These days there are three bridges and three tunnels crossing the Bosphorus, connecting the two major sections of the city of Istanbul, and thus also the two major sections of the Turkish nation.   These bridges and tunnels provide two way access for both motor vehicles and railway trains, as well as the delivery of water from Thrace to Anatolia. 
            The largest of these bridges, the Bosphorus Bridge, is eight lanes wide and nearly one mile long, and it was for many years the longest suspension bridge in Europe.  When fully loaded with vehicles, this suspension bridge sags nearly three feet.           
            Early in the year 1922, Professor Dyke at the American sponsored Roberts College in Istanbul (Thrace side) bought some wireless equipment from a Russian army officer and installed it in the college laboratory.  Student Henry Moreau, who had already successfully constructed several simple radio receivers, dismantled the receiver, re-constructed it, and re-installed it in the laboratory. 
            On this home brew equipment, they successfully brought in most of the radio stations that were on the air in Europe at the time, including Berlin with a one time radio lecture.  That was in the Autumn of the year 1923.
            However, in the following Spring (1924), the Turkish government in Ankara issued a decree, requiring that all unlicensed radio equipment should be dismantled.  Soon afterwards though, a Professor Tubini made a visit to England and while there, he bought several items of radio equipment made by the Marconi company.  On his return to Turkey, he approached the national government in Ankara and he successfully received a permit to install the equipment at Roberts College and he then began teaching a radio class.  
            The first radio station in Turkish Thrace was installed in the Central Post Office at Eminönu in old Istanbul.  This early broadcasting station was installed by the Turkish Post & Telegraph Dept and it operated at 5 kW on the longwave channel 250 kHz.
            In 1949, a New Broadcasting House with studios and offices was completed and a new American made RCA transmitter was installed at an out of town location.  This was a mediumwave facility with 150 kW on 701 kHz under the callsign TAW.
            Today, TRT, the Turkish radio broadcasting system, operates a 600 kW mediumwave station on 702 kHz in Thrace-Istanbul.  The transmitter is located in a farming area near Catalca, which is a countryside tourist location on the Black Sea coast that is very popular with city families for brief visits.
            In addition, there is a host of FM stations throughout Thrace these days; government, commercial and private.  If we were to try to tabulate the list of FM stations in Turkey as shown in the 2017 edition of the WRTVHB and compare it with a full size map of Thrace, perhaps we could count a hundred or more FM stations in European Turkey.  

            The Turkish State Meteorological Service TSMS was established in 1937, and even to this day, their shortwave station TAH is on the air on multiple occasions on multiple channels with weather information and alerts, in Morse Code, as well as in speech in English and in Turkish.  Maritime station and weather station TAH is located near the Sea of Marmara Coast and quite near to the airport in Thrace, European Turkey.    Station TAH is known to verify listener reception reports in English, though with a letter and not a card. 
(AWR-Wavescan/NWS 435) 

Monday, April 15, 2013

Voice of Turkey - A13 Summer Schedule


Turkey

Voice of Turkey

Effective: 31 March 2013 - 26 October 2013

All times UTC

kHz      UTC     tx  kW deg language    target
 7260 0000-0200 EMR 500  72 TURKISH     AS
 9770 0100-0200 EMR 500 290 SPANISH     NoWeAF/AMs/SoEUR
 9870 0100-0200 EMR 500 270 SPANISH     AMs/SoEUR
 9465 0200-0300 EMR 500  72 UYGHUR      AS
 6165 0300-0400 EMR 250 138 ENGLISH     AS
 9515 0300-0400 EMR 500 325 ENGLISH     AMs/EUR
 6040 0400-0600 EMR 500 138 TURKISH     AS
11980 0400-0600 EMR 500 310 TURKISH     EUR/AM

11750 0600-0900 EMR 500  97 TURKISH     AS
11955 0600-1155 EMR 250 150 TURKISH     AF/AS
13635 0600-1300 EMR 500 310 TURKISH     EUR/AM
11730 0700-0800 EMR 500  95 AZERBAIJAN  AS
11795 0830-1000 EMR 500  95 PERSIAN     AS
11750 0900-1000 EMR 500 150 ARABIC      AF/AS
 9855 1000-1030 EMR 500  32 TATAR       AS
 9655 1000-1100 EMR 500  72 GEORGIAN    AS
13650 1030-1100 EMR 500  72 UZBEK       AS
 7210 1100-1130 EMR 250 290 BULGARIAN   EUR
15240 1100-1200 EMR 500  62 CHINESE     AS
13760 1130-1230 EMR 500 310 GERMAN      EUR

11825 1200-1230 EMR 500  90 TURKMEN     AS
13710 1200-1300 EMR 500  92 URDU        AS
11700 1230-1330 EMR 250  72 UYGHUR      AS
15450 1230-1330 EMR 500 310 ENGLISH     EUR/AM
11965 1300-1400 EMR 500  20 RUSSIAN     AS/EUR
 9840 1300-1600 EMR 500 310 TURKISH     EUR/AM
11880 1330-1400 EMR 500  62 KAZAKH      AS
 9540 1400-1500 EMR 250 150 ARABIC      AF/AS
 9610 1400-1425 EMR 500 290 ITALIAN     EUR
17770 1400-1500 EMR 500 252 ARABIC      AF/SoEUR
 9765 1500-1600 EMR 250 105 PERSIAN     AS
11765 1500-1630 EMR 500  92 DARI-PASHTO AS
 9530 1530-1630 EMR 500  95 AZERBAIJAN  AS
 5960 1600-2100 EMR 500 150 TURKISH     AF/AS
 9460 1600-2100 EMR 500 310 TURKISH     EUR
15520 1630-1730 EMR 500  95 ENGLISH     AS
11930 1630-1730 EMR 500 270 SPANISH     AF/EUR
 7360 1730-1930 EMR 500 190 FRENCH      AF
11835 1730-1830 EMR 500 310 GERMAN      EUR

 9785 1830-1930 EMR 500 310 ENGLISH     EUR
 9535 1930-2030 EMR 500 247 FRENCH NoAF/CeAF/WeAF
 9635 1930-2030 EMR 500 300 FRENCH      EUR
 7205 2030-2130 EMR 500 105 ENGLISH     AS/AUS/NZL
 9830 2200-2300 EMR 500 310 ENGLISH     AMs/EUR
(TRT xls transformed to frequ sorted form file by wb.
wwdxc BC-DX TopNews)
(WWDXC Top News 1108)

Friday, March 25, 2011

Voice of Turkey, A-11 summer schedule


Effective: 27 March - 30 October 2011

Target areas: as (Asia) eu (Europe) va (various areas)
All times UTC

Arabic
0900-1000 11750va
1400-1500 9540va 17770va
1830-1900 11690va
1900-1930 11690va

Azerbaijan
0700-0800 11730as
1530-1600 9530as
1600-1630 9530as

Bulgarian
1100-1130 7210eu

Chinese
1100-1200 15240as

Dari/Pashto
1500-1600 11765as
1600-1630 11765as

English
0300-0400 6165as 9515va
1230-1300 15450va
1300-1330 15450va
1630-1700 15520as
1700-1730 15520as
1830-1900 9785eu
1900-1930 9785eu
2030-2100 7205va
2100-2130 7205va
2200-2300 9830va

French
1930-2000 9635eu
2000-2030 9635eu
2030-2100 9535va
2100-2130 9535va

Georgian
1000-1100 9655as

German
1130-1200 13760eu
1200-1230 13760eu
1730-1800 11835eu
1800-1830 11835eu

Italian
1500-1530 9610eu

Kazakh
1330-1400 11880as

Persian
0830-0900 11795as
0900-1000 11795as
1500-1600 9765as

Russian
1300-1400 11965va

Spanish
0100-0200 9770va 9870va
1630-1700 11930va
1700-1730 11930va

Tatar
1000-1030 9855as

Turkish
0000-0100 7260as
0100-0200 7260as
0400-0500 6040as 11980va
0500-0600 6040as 11980va
0600-0700 11750as 13635va
0700-0800 11750as 11955va 13635va
0800-0900 11750as 11955va 13635va
0900-1000 11955va 13635va
1000-1100 11955va 13635va
1100-1200 11955va 13635va
1200-1300 11955va 13635va
1300-1400 9840va
1400-1500 9840va
1500-1600 9840va
1600-1700 5960va 9460eu
1700-1800 5960va 9460eu
1800-1900 5960va 9460eu
1900-2000 5960va 9460eu
2000-2100 5960va 9460eu

Turkmen
1200-1230 11825as

Urdu
1400-1500 13710as

Uyghur
0200-0300 9465as
1230-1300 11700as
1300-1330 11700as

Uzbek
1030-1100 11600as
(TRT/WWDXC Top News)

Monday, August 30, 2010

Voice of Turkey A10 schedule


Effective to: 30 October 2010

Voice of Turkey - target areas: af (Africa) am (Americas) as (Asia) eu (Europe)pa (Pacific)

All times UTC

Arabic
0900-1000 11690as 11750af/as
1400-1500 9540as 17770af

Azerbaijani
0700-0800 11730as
1400-1430 9540af
1530-1600 9530as
1600-1630 9530as

Bulgaria
1100-1130 7210eu

Chinese
1100-1200 15240as

Dari/Pashto/Uzbek
1500-1600 11765as
1600-1630 11765as

English
0300-0400 5975am/eu 6165af/as
1230-1300 15450eu 15520as
1300-1330 15520as
1830-1900 9785eu
1900-1930 9785eu
2030-2100 7205as/pa
2100-2130 7205as/pa
2200-2300 9830am/eu

French
1930-2000 9535af 9635eu
2000-2030 9535af 9635eu

Georgian
1000-1100 9655as

German
1130-1200 13760eu
1200-1230 13760eu
1730-1800 11835eu
1800-1830 11835eu

Italian
1400-1430 9610eu

Kazakh
1330-1400 11880as

Persian
0830-0900 11795as
0900-1000 11795as
1500-1600 9765as

Russian
1300-1400 11965as

Spanish
0100-0200 9770am/eu 9870am/eu
1630-1700 11930eu
1700-1730 11930eu

Tatar
1000-1030 13770as

Turkish
0000-0100 7260as
0100-0200 7260as
0400-0500 6040as 11980as/eu
0500-0600 6040as 11980as/eu
0600-0700 11750as 11955af/as 13635eu
0700-0800 11750as 11955af/as 13635eu
0800-0900 11750as 11955af/as 13635eu
0900-1000 11955af/as 13635eu
1000-1100 11955af/as 13635eu
1100-1200 11955af/as 13635eu
1200-1300 11955af/as 13635eu
1300-1400 9840eu
1400-1500 9840eu
1500-1600 9840eu
1600-1700 5960af/as 9460eu
1700-1800 5960af/as 9460eu
1800-1900 5960af/as 9460eu
1900-2000 5960af/as 9460eu
2000-2100 5960af/as 9460eu

Turkmen
1200-1230 11825as

Urdu
1200-1300 13710as

Uyghur
0200-0300 7200as
1400-1500 7200as

Uzbek
1030-1100 15280as
(Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India)


TRT Worldlinks at: http://www.trt-world.com/