South Korea, KBS World Radio - B07 English service

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 29 March 2008
Target Areas: as (Asia) eu (Europe) na (North America) sa (South America)
Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC
English
0200-0300 15575.0sa
0230-0300 9560.0na (via Sackville, Canada relay)
0800-0900 9570.0as
1200-1300 9650.0na (via Sackville, Canada relay)
1300-1400 9570.0as 9770.0as
1430-1500 DRM 9750.0eu
1600-1700 9515.0eu
1800-1900 7275.0eu
2200-2230 3955.0eu (via Skelton, U.K. relay)
(Source: Gayle Van Horn-Teak Publishing/Monitoring Times-SW Guide)

International Radio Serbia - B07 Multilingual services

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 29 March 2008
All times UTC
Days/ Language/ Targeted Area/ Power (kW)
14:00-14:30 Mon-Sat. English to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
14:30-15:00 Mon-Sun. Serbian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
15:00-15:30 Mon-Sun. Spanish to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
15:30-16:00 Mon-Sun. Arabic to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
16:00-16:30 Mon-Sun. Russian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
16:30-17:00 Mon-Sun. French to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
17:00-17:30 Mon-Sun. German to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
17:30-17:45 Mon-Sun Chinese to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
17:45-18:00 Mon-Sun. Albanian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
18:00-18:15 Mon-Sun Hungarian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
18:15-18:30 Mon-Sun Greek to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
18:30-19:00 Mon-Sun Italian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
19:00-19:30 Mon-Sun. Russian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
19:30-20:00 Mon-Sun. English to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
20:00-20:30 Mon-Sun. Spanish to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
20:30-21:00 Sun-Fri Serbian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
20:30-21:30 Sat. Serbian to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
21:00-21:30 Sun-Fri German to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
21:30-22:00 Mon-Sun French to Europe 7240 41.408 250 ND
(Source: Jose Miguel Romero Romero/HCDX)

Iran - Voice of Islamic Rep. B07 English service

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 29 March 2008

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
Target Areas: af (Africa) as (Asia) eu (Europe) na (North America)

All times UTC
English
0130-0200 6120.0na 7160.0na
0200-0230 6120.0na 7160.0na

1030-1100 15460.0as 17660.0as
1100-1130 15460.0as 17660.0as

1530-1600 6160.0as 7330.0as
1600-1630 6160.0as 7330.0as

1930-2000 6010.0eu 6225.0eu (via Lithuania relay) 7320.0eu 9855.0af
11695.0af
2000-2030 6010.0eu 6225.0eu (via Lithuania relay) 7320.0eu 9855.0af
11695.0af
(Source: Gayle Van Horn-Teak Publishing/Monitoring Times SW Guide)

Channel Africa - B07 English service

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 29 March 2008

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
All times UTC - All programming targeted to Africa

Channel Africa via South Africa
English
0300-0355 7390.0
0300-0400 3345.0
0400-0459 3345.0
0500-0555 9685.0
0500-0600 7230.0
0600-0655 15255.0
0700-0800 9625.0
0800-0900 9625.0
0900-1000 9625.0
1000-1100 9625.0
1100-1200 9625.0
1400-1500 9625.0
1500-1555 17770.0
1500-1559 9625.0
1700-1755 15235.0
2000-2100 3345.0
2100-2200 3345.0
(Source: Gayle Van Horn-Teak Publishing/Monitoring Times-SW Guide)

Weekly Propagation Forecast Update

Product: Weekly Highlights and Forecasts
:Issued: 2007 Oct 30 1823 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
# Product description and SWPC contact on the Web
# http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/weekly.html
# Weekly Highlights and Forecasts
Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity
22 - 28 October 2007

Solar activity was very low. No flares were detected. The visible disk was spotless.

No proton events were observed at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit reached high levels throughout the period.

The geomagnetic field was at quiet to unsettled levels during 22 - 24 October. Activity increased to quiet to major storm levels on 25 October with a sudden impulse (15 nT) detected by the Boulder USGS magnetometer at 25/1138 UTC. Activity decreased to quiet to active levels during 26 - 27 October. Activity decreased to quiet to unsettled levels during the rest of the period. ACE solar wind data indicated the 25 - 27 October activity was the result of a recurrent coronal hole high-speed stream (HSS). The HSS was preceded by a co-rotating interaction region (CIR), which reached the ACE spacecraft at approximately 25/1030 UTC. IMF changes associated with the CIR included increased Bt (peak 20.5 nT at 25/1406 UTC) and
increased Bz variability (minimum -16.8 nT at 25/1358 UTC). A proton density increase was also associated with the CIR (peak 17.6 p/cc at 25/1240 UTC). Solar wind velocities increased during 25 October and reached a peak of 733.8 km/sec at 25/2340 UTC. The HSS began to gradually subside on 26 October.

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity
31 October - 26 November 2007

Solar activity is expected to be very low.

No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is expected to reach high levels during 31 October - 08 November and 16 - 26 November.

The geomagnetic field was at quiet to unsettled levels during 22 - 24 October. Activity increased to quiet to major storm levels on 25 October with a sudden impulse (15 nT) detected by the Boulder USGS magnetometer at 25/1138 UTC. Activity decreased to quiet to active levels during 26 - 27 October. Activity decreased to quiet to unsettled levels during the rest of the period. ACE solar wind data indicated the 25 - 27 October activity was the result of a recurrent coronal hole high-speed stream (HSS). The HSS was preceded by a co-rotating interaction region (CIR), which reached the ACE spacecraft at approximately 25/1030 UTC. IMF changes associated with the CIR included increased Bt (peak 20.5 nT at 25/1406 UTC) and
increased Bz variability (minimum -16.8 nT at 25/1358 UTC). A proton density increase was also associated with the CIR (peak 17.6 p/cc at 25/1240 UTC). Solar wind velocities increased during 25 October and reached a peak of 733.8 km/sec at 25/2340 UTC. The HSS began to gradually subside on 26 October.

Product: 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table 27DO.txt
:Issued: 2007 Oct 30 1823 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
# Product description and SWPC contact on the Web
# http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/wwire.html
# 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table
# Issued 2007 Oct 30
# UTC Radio Flux Planetary Largest
# Date 10.7 cm A Index Kp Index
2007 Oct 31 67 8 3
2007 Nov 01 67 5 2
2007 Nov 02 67 5 2
2007 Nov 03 67 5 2
2007 Nov 04 67 5 2
2007 Nov 05 68 5 2
2007 Nov 06 68 5 2
2007 Nov 07 68 5 2
2007 Nov 08 68 5 2
2007 Nov 09 68 5 2
2007 Nov 10 67 5 2
2007 Nov 11 67 5 2
2007 Nov 12 67 5 2
2007 Nov 13 67 5 2
2007 Nov 14 67 10 3
2007 Nov 15 67 12 3
2007 Nov 16 67 15 4
2007 Nov 17 67 8 3
2007 Nov 18 67 5 2
2007 Nov 19 67 5 2
2007 Nov 20 67 10 3
2007 Nov 21 67 15 4
2007 Nov 22 67 20 5
2007 Nov 23 67 10 3
2007 Nov 24 67 8 3
2007 Nov 25 67 10 3
2007 Nov 26 67 15 4
(NOAA)

Voice of Russia launches FM broadcast in Afghanistan

Moscow, 30 October:
Russia’s state-owned radio station The Voice of Russia [Golos Rossii] has launched radio broadcasts on the FM 88 frequency in Afghanistan.

“Blocks of programmes are broadcast daily from 0900 to 1000 and from 1400 to 1500 local time [0530-0630 gmt and 1030-1130 gmt] in Kabul, Herat and Jalalabad,” the Voice of Russia press service told Interfax on Tuesday [30 October]. “The broadcasts are in Pashto and Dari.”

The spokesperson added: “We offer the [Afghan] audience international news, reports on problems in the region, on Moscow’s relations with the Islamic world, programmes on Russian-Afghan relations, on current events in Russia and the life of the Afghan community in the Russian Federation that exceeds 100,000 people.”

The spokesperson said that “the Voice of Russia hopes to become for Afghan listeners a source of up-to-date, objective information about the situation in contemporary Russia, about its foreign and domestic policy”. [Passage omitted to end]

(Source: Interfax news agency, Moscow, in Russian 0728 gmt 30 Oct 07 via BBC Monitoring/R Netherlands Media Netowk Weblog)

Israel Broadcasting Authority may find way out of deficit

The financially-strapped Israel Broadcasting Authority may find a partial way out of its deficit with the help of HOT cable television, with which the IBA has signed a contract to produce local news.

The contract requires an amendment to the Broadcasting Authority Law as well as the approval of the Knesset Economics Committee.

If the law is changed and there is a nod from the committee, the IBA will produce news from Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Beersheba, Sderot and Kiryat Shmona in addition to news broadcasts in Arabic.
(Source: Jerusalem Post/R Netherlands Media Network Weblog)

Zimbabwe's state-run radio stations now streaming live

Zimbabwe’s state-run radio stations are now streaming live on the Internet, just months after state television also launched on JumpTV – a Dubai-based distributor of live international television and sports programmes over the Internet. The country’s four radio stations - Power FM, National FM, Radio Zimbabwe and SFM - all run by the state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Holdings, went live on 12 October.

“The stations’ programmes are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and form part of the Zimbabwe package on JumpTV.com for US$10.95 per month,” JumpTV announced in a statement today.

ZBC TV was launched on JumpTV.com in May this year and is one of the highest viewed television channels from Africa on JumpTV’s online television network which streams over 300 channels from 85 countries, the company said.

“ZBC’s radio stations enhance our content offering from Zimbabwe, giving our subscribers full access to news and entertainment from home”, said Douglas Ames, JumpTV’s General Manager for Africa & Europe.

Henry Muradzikwa, Chief Executive Officer of ZBC said: “We began streaming ZBC TV with JumpTV earlier this year and the feedback from subscribers has been overwhelmingly positive. We welcome the addition of our radio programmes on the Internet”.

Zimbabwe’s radio stations make it a total of 10 radio stations streamed live from Africa on JumpTV.com in addition to over 35 live television channels. Uganda’s top five radio stations were the first radio to be added to JumpTV’s platform from Africa in September 2007.

ZBC is expected to share revenue raised from subscriptions to the channel. Millions of Zimbabweans have left the country, fleeing an unprecedented economic collapse and rising poverty. JumpTV officials are aiming to tap into that market, although media analysts believe many will subscribe simply for nostalgic purposes, pointing to the political bias of ZBC programmes.
(Source: NewZimbabwe.com/R Netherlands Media Network Weblog)
Photo: ZBC QSL/Archive Collection

WRN signs contract with Rainbow Radio

WRN, the UK-based television and radio transmission company, has signed a contract with Rainbow Radio to start broadcasting the station across North America via the Galaxy 25 digital satellite. Rainbow Radio, which describes itself as “the premier-licensed Ghanaian/West African commercial radio”, is currently broadcasting across the UK and Ireland on Sky, channel 0207.

Mac Amoah, CEO, Rainbow Radio, says “We have had huge interest from the Ghanaian/West African community in USA and Canada to our station so broadcasting to North America via satellite was an imperative for us.”

Rainbow Radio is described by Mr Amoah as “providing a voice for the voiceless, hope for the hopeless, knowledge for the ignorant, future for the youth and entertainment for all in an African context.” It debuted on Sky and on DAB in July 2005 and today it has a diverse listenership which Mr Amoah estimates to be in excess of a million people per week, with 90% of these being West Africans - mostly from Ghana.

It offers its listeners a variety of informative, educational and entertaining programmes, ranging from current affairs and politics, religious discussions, marriage and romance advice, sports and entertainment, and news and views. The music selection is wide and extensive, ranging from Hi-Life, Hip-life, Zouk, Makossa, Afrobeat, Reggae, Gospel and many more.

The station is currently available in the USA to listeners on mobile cellphones via the UpSnap mobile service and it goes live on the Galaxy 25 digital satellite tomorrow, 30 October.
(Source: WRN/R Netherlands Media Network Weblog)

NB: Tuning information was not given in the press release.

Kol Israel - B07 English service

Effective 28 October 2007

All times UTC - Target areas: af (Africa) va (Various -North America/Europe/Central America/Australia)

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

English
0430-0445 6280.0va (effective 15 Dec 2007-28 Feb. 2008) 7545.0va 9345.0va 17600.0va
1030-1045 13855.0va 15760.0va
1830-1845 6985.0va 7545.0va 9345.0va 15640.0af
(Source: Gayle Van Horn-Teak Publishing/Monitoring Times-SW Guide)

DXpedition Blog Logs

All times UTC unless otherwise indicated
// parallel frequency * sign-on sign-off*


Anguilla
11775 University Network via Caribbean Beacon; 1404, 27-Oct; Dr. Gene pontificating from the grave; Rev. Barbi was on prior to 1400. SIO=444-, //13845 via WWCR, SIO=343+ (Frodge-DXP)

Albania
7425 Radio Tirana; 0248-0257:38*, 27-Oct; Albanian features & pop tunes, all in English; off after brief anthem. SIO=343-, 6110 not audible. (Frodge-DXP)

Algeria
6300 Radio Arabe Sahuari Democratica Nacional; 2345-2403:45*, 26/27-Oct; Local and Arabic vocals to male announcer's commentary in Arabic vocals. Announcer commentary in Spanish (w/Arabic accwnt) w/many mentions of Sahara, Sahuari & Republica Sahara; ID as Radio Nacional Sahara @2402 then anthem. SIO=343. A few seconds after s/off Habana came up weakly, but //6000, SIO=454. @2405, roar QRM started up.
(Frodge-DXP)

Argentina
15820/L Radio Continental; 1941, 26-Oct; Spanish commentary then "La Primers...Radio Continental". SIO=152 Nothing on 13363.5 (Frodge-DXP)

Australia
6020 Radio Australia; 1138, 28-Aug; English program feature on aboriginal music. SIO=554; //9580, SIO=554 (Frodge-DXP)

Bolivia
6134.8 CP32 Radio Santa Cruz; 1023-1031+, 28-Oct; Male announcer in Spanish w/ all low-key commentary until 1030 then camp'o tune; ID spot w/cow moo. SIO=2+33-, best in USB (Frodge-DXP)

Brazil
4754.9 Radio Educacao Rural; 0239-0300+, 28-Oct; 2M in Portuguese with religious
discussion to SID @0241+; single M after SID; no break @0300. SIO=332+, slight swiper & occasional ute burst QRM. Not //5035 at this time which was Apercida. (Frodge-DXP)

4915 ZYF360 Radio Nacional; 0414-0421+, 27-Oct; Lite pop music; male announcer in Portuguese w/break @0420, several mentions of Macapa. SIO=322+, swiper QRM (Frodge-DXP)

5035 ZYG853 Radio Aparecida; 0241-0305, 28-Oct; Announcer in Portuguese with easy-listening music; single word Aparecida. SIO=333-, need USB due to Rebeldee on 5025.
(Frodge-DXP)

Burkina Faso
5030 Radio Burkina; 2159-2205+, 26-Oct; Thumb harp music to one word "Burkina" ID at 2200 UTC then M&W in French with news. SIO=2+23-, USB helps w/5025 Rebelde. (Frodge-DXP)

Canada
6010 Radio Sweden; 0238, 27-Oct; English features on medical discrimination & prostitution laws in Sweden. SIO=533+ (Frodge-DXP)

China
4460 Central People's BS (p); 2224, 26-Oct; Chatty M&W in Chinese language and with a
peppy background music. SIO=252 (Frodge-DXP)

Colombia
6035 HJOY La Voz de Guaviare; 0032-0100:49*, 28-Oct; Cumbias; No anmts till ID by male announcer in Spanish at 0058, also w/RCN spot; brief anthem & off. SIO=322+, best in USB (Frodge-DXP)

Cuba
11680 Radio Nacional de Venezuela; 1542-1558:48*, 27-Oct; Announcer in Spanish with commentary to item on campesinos, etc. & total change through revolution. ID'd as both RN & La Voz de Venezuela en el mundo, fro, La Republica Boliviariano de Venezuela. SIO=4+54+, 27-Oct (Frodge-DXP)

Dominican Republic
6025 HIIJ Radio Amanacer; 0013-0032+, 28-Oct; Spanish religious and English music tunes. ID @0031 to new program. SIO=422+, need USB to help w/6020 China (via Sackville?). (Frodge-DXP)

Ethiopia
9704 Radio Ethiopia; 1945-1955+, 26-Oct; Afro music + thumb harp; Male in local language. SIO=222, het w/9705. //7110, SIO=2+53- (Frodge-DXP)

France
21695 Voice of Africa-Radio Jamahiriyah, Libya; 1506-1531+, 27-Oct; EE discussion with South African visitor; ID @1519+ after drum chant as Voice of Africa from the ? Homeland & @1524+, This is the VoA coming from the Great Jamahiriyah. SIO=2+52+ w/strong xmtr hum. //17870 slightly better but also w/xmtr hum. (Frodge-DXP)

Germany
9925 Voice of Croatia; 0214-0230+, 27-Oct; English schedule at tune-in then local and Spanish pop tunes. SIO=253- (Frodge-DXP)

Great Britain
12035 Radio Southwest Africa, Zimbabwe; 1704-1724+, 27-Oct; Soul tune & ID; seemed to switch to French service? about 1715 taking phone calls. SIO=152, presumed relay site--have also seen Norway reported. Their web page gives no clue. Reported //11810 covered. (Frodge-DXP)

Guam
5765/U AFN/AFRTS; 1140-1152+, 28-Oct; Pop music pgm; American Forces promo @1152. SIO=2+52+; not //5446.5 (Key West), 7811 (Key West), 10320 (Hawaii) all // to each other; 12133.5 not on. (Frodge-DXP)

Guatemala
4052.5 TGAV Radio Verdad; 0258-0305+, 27-Oct; W w/variety music program to ID after ToH; then rlgs pgm; all in Spanish. SIO=2+52+ (Frodge-DXP)

4780 TGLT Radio Cultural Coatan; 0020-0031+, 27-Oct; Announcer in Spanish with camp'o
style & traditional organ religious music; RCC ID @0029+. Copyable w/swiper QRM, best in USB. 1038, 28-Oct; M in Spanish w/calendar; ID as Radio Coatan w/o Rural. SIO=43-3-, swiper QRM. (Frodge-DXP)

Hawaii
10320/U AFN/AFRTS Pearl Harbor; 0208-0214+, 27-Oct; CBS Sports By-Line. SIO=2+54; //5446.5, 7811 & 1233.5, all via Key West & all very good signal.(Frodge-DXP)

Honduras
3340 HRMI Radio Missiones Int'l (p); 1045-1053+, 28-Oct; Low key, pop-style SS rlgs music; "...Emisora Internacional...onda corta" SIO=342+, short utility blasts (Frodge-DXP)

Israel
6973.0 Galei Zahal (p); 2356-2403, 27/28-Oct; Announcer in Hebrew and English text to pop music and newscast 2359-2402. SIO=2+43- w/slight utility clatter. (Frodge-DXP)

Italy
7250 Vatican Radio (presume from Galleria xmtr); 2016-2018:30*, 26-Oct; EZL music & EE 93.3 FM spot. SIO=2+22+, clobbered from both sides by amateur radio operators. 0500, 27-Oct; English feature on Lebanon. SIO=322 in AM, much better in USB (at the moment). (Frodge-DXP)

Kuwait
11990 Radio Kuwait; 1800-1815+, 27-Oct; Koran programming to segment on
Enlightened with the Blessings of Islam; English pop tune (how decadent!) @1814. SIO=143 (Frodge-DXP)

Nigeria
4770 Radio Nigeria Kaduna (p); 2209-2218+, 26-Oct; M&W in heavy accented English w/lite pop music. SIO=2+32+ w/trill ute QRM (Frodge-DXP)

Oman
15140 Radio Sultantate of Oman; 1400, 27-Oct; No hint at all of English service--or any signal. (FRodge-DXP)

Papua new Guinea
3235 Radio West New Britain; 1056-1119+, 28-Oct; Low-key relifious music in English and locallanguages. Brief anmt by M in English before 1100, then lady announcer in in Pidgin language. Didn't hear clear ID, but PNG mentioned. SIO=2+52+
(Frodge-DXP)

Peru
4790.13 Radio Vision (p); 0411, 27-Oct; Exuberant preacher in Spanish with text and
"Hallelujahs" speaking in large hall. SIO=322+, swiper QRM. (Frodge-DXP)

Sweden
15735 Radio Sweden; 1320, 27-Oct; Magazine pgm in Swedish; switched to EE @1329 w/Week in Review. SIO=254-, //15240 via Sackville, S30 sig. 15735 went completely off @1328:32 for about 20 sec. then back on. The EE segment sig was not quite as good as the Swedish segment. 15240 did not go off. (Frodge-DXP)

USA
3185 WWRB Manchester TN; 0440, 27-Oct; Brother Stair trying to explain something. SIO=554 (Frodge-DXP)

3215 WWCR Nashville TN; 0444, 27-Oct; Power Hour (all conspiracies & doom all the time); WWCR ID @0458+. S30; weak image? @3230.5. (Frodge-DXP)

7811/U AFN/AFRTS, Key West FL; 2025-2031+, 26-Oct; Clark Howard Show & Fox sports; DoD & USAF spots. SIO=2+53; //12133.5/U, SIO=253+ also via Key West. (Frodge-DXP)

9015 WEWN Vandiver AL; 1842-1854+, 27-Oct; SS rlgs pgm w/ID Radio Catolica Mundial. SIO=252+, fady; mixing product?--hrd on multi- radios. (Frodge-DXP)

Vatican State
7350 Voice of Russia relay; 0020-0030+, 28-Oct; EE pop music to Russian station ID at 0029:25 then newscast in Russian. SIO=343 (Frodge-DXP)
(Source: Harold Frodge, Michigan)

Hong Kong government to decide on future of RTHK

The Hong Kong government will launch a public consultation later this year on the future of public broadcaster Radio Television Hong Kong. Frederic Ma Si-hang, the territory’s Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, said the consultation would be detailed and could last six months. ”Some RTHK staff might worry the restructuring exercise is the equivalent of dismantling the station. I don’t want them to look at the issue from this angle,” Ma said.

RTHK has been under a political cloud since March. Then the government laid out plans for a statutory independent public broadcaster, but warned that RTHK might not be that company. Since the Spring RTHK has scored a series of own goals. Director of broadcasting Chui Pui-hing resigned following a well-publicized sex scandal. More recently, assistant broadcasting director Cheung Man-sun was arrested for drink driving and only last week prominent DJ Leung Ka-fai admitted fraud charges. Ma said the series of events had “damaged (RTHK’s)” image.

Applications for Chui’s replacement closed on Friday.
(Source: VarietyAsiaOnline.com/R Netherlands Media Network Blog)
Photo: Hong Kong QSL/Archive Collection

TDP - B07 Multilinugal services

TDP-Transmitter Documentation Project
TDP brokers leased air times over shortwave transmitters, including the following clandestine broadcasters.

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 29 March 2008

All times UTC

Moj Them Radio 0100-0130 15260 AM m.w.f.. Hmong Asia

Denge Mezopotamya 0500-1500 11530 AM mtwtfss
Kurdish Middle East

Denge Mezopotamya 1500-2100 7540 AM mtwtfss
Kurdish Middle East

Que Huong Radio 1200-1300 15680 AM mtwtfs.
Vietnamese Asia

Tensae Ethiopia Voice of Unity 1500-1600 11900 AM mtwtfss
Amharic Africa

EOTC Holy Synod Radio 1600-1700 9445 AM m......
Amharic Africa

Radio Xoriyo Ogadenia 1600-1630 9445 AM .t...s.
Somali Africa

Andenet Ledemocracy 1600-1700 9445 AM ..w.f.s
Amharic Africa

EPPF Radio 1600-1700 9445 AM ...t... Amharic
Africa

Voice of Delina 1700-1730 7335 AM mtwtf..
English Africa

Radio Democracy Shorayee 1700-1800 7470 AM .t.tf.s
Farsi Middle East

Suab Xaa Moo Zoo 2330-2400 11655 AM mtwtfss
Hmong Asia
(TDP website via Hans Johnson/Cumbre DX Oct 28)

HCJB Global - B07 Multilingual services

via Quito, Ecuador

Effective: 28 October 2007 - E29 March 2008

UTC Freq Power Ant. Azimuth Target

HCJB Global via Ecuador does not broadcast in English

Cofan
0000 0030 6050 50 18/172 S.America
1100 1130 6050 50 18/172 S.America

German (High)
0230 0300 9780 100 325 Mexico
0700 0730 9740 100 36 Europe
0700 0730 21455 1 35/225 Eur./S.Pacific
2300 2400 12040 100 131 S.America

German (Low)
0300 0330 9780 100 325 Mexico
0630 0700 9740 100 36 Europe
0630 0700 21455 1 35/225 Eur./S.Pacific
2230 2300 12040 100 131 S.America

Kulina
2250 2300 11920 250 126 Brazil

Portuguese
0900 1030 9745 100 100 N.Brazil
0900 1030 6160 110 100 N.Brazil
1530 1800 15295 100 139 Brazil
2300 0230 11920 250 126 Brazil
2300 0230 12020 100 100 Brazil

Quecha
0900 1030 6125 100 155 S.America
2100 2300 9745 100 155 S.America

Quichua
0800 1100 690 50 000/180 Ecuador
0830 1300 3220 10 90(Vert) S.America
0830 1300 6080 10 90(Vert) S.America
0800 1100 21455 1 35/225 Eur/S.Pacific
2100 0300 6080 10 90(Vert) S.America
0000 0300 3220 10 90(Vert) S.America

Spanish
0030 0500 6050 50 18/172 Ecuador
0100 0500 9745 100 323 Mexico
1100 0500 690 50 000/180 Ecuador
1130 1500 6050 50 18/172 Ecuador
1100 1300 11960 100 355 Cuba
1100 1500 11690 100 150 S.America
1300 1500 11960 100 330 Mexico
1100 1600 21455 1 35/225 Eur/S.Pacific
1900 2330 6050 50 18/172 Ecuador
2000 0500 21455 1 35/225 Eur/S. Pacific
2100 2300 12000 100 150 S.America
2300 0100 12000 100 157/330 N/S.America

Waodani
1030 1100 6050 50 18/172 S.America
2330 2400 6050 50 18/172 S.America

Mailing Address:
HCJB Global Voice
Casilla 17-17-691
Quito, Ecuador S.A.
FAX: +593 2 226 4765
(Source: Frequency Manager: Allen Graham via Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India)

Voice of America - B07 Multilingual services

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

Voice of America B-07

Afan Oromo
1730-1800 UTC 9320 9860 11675 11905 13870 Monday-Friday only

Albanian
0600-0630 UTC 6035
1700-1730 UTC 11675
1930-2000 UTC 7115

Amharic
1800-1900 UTC 9320 9860 11675 11905 13870

Arabic (Radio Sawa)
0000-0400 UTC 990 1170 1431 1548
0400-1645 UTC 990 1170 1548
1645-2400 UTC 990 1170 1431 1548

Azerbaijani
1830-1900 UTC 9750 9800 12025

Bangla
0130-0200 UTC 11500 15205
1600-1700 UTC 7280 11500

Burmese
1130-1230 UTC 11965 15550 17850
1430-1500 UTC 1575 9325 11965 12120
1500-1530 UTC 9325 11965 12120
1500-1530 UTC 1575 Saturday & Sunday only
1530-1630 UTC 1575
2300-2400 UTC 7430 11840 12120

Cantonese
1300-1500 UTC 1170 7390 9705

Chinese (Mandarin)
0000-0200 UTC 7190 9545 11925 15385 17645 21580
0200-0300 UTC 11925 15385 17645 21580
0700-0800 UTC 9845 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0800-0900 UTC 9845 11665 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0900-1030 UTC 9845 9855 11665 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
1030-1100 UTC 9845 9855 11665 11785 11965 13650 13765 15515
1100-1200 UTC 1170 6160 9530 9680 11665 11785 12040
1200-1300 UTC 6040 6160 9530 9680 11785 12040
1300-1400 UTC 6040 6160 7295 9680 11785 11995 12040
1400-1500 UTC 6040 6160 7295 9680 9825 11785
2200-2300 UTC 6045 7140 9545 9755 9875 11655

Creole (28 Oct. - 3 Nov.)
1130-1200 UTC 15390 Monday-Friday only
1630-1700 UTC 15390 17565
2100-2130 UTC 11895 13725 15390

Creole (4 Nov. - 29 March 2008)
1230-1300 UTC 11890 15390 Monday-Friday only
1730-1800 UTC 15390 17565
2200-2230 UTC 11895 13725 15390

Croatian
0530-0600 UTC 7315
1930-1945 UTC 5850 6135
English to Europe, Middle East, and North Africa
0100-0130 UTC 1593
1400-1500 UTC 9865 15205
1500-1600 UTC 9865 11765

English to Africa
0300-0400 UTC 909 1530 4930 6080 9885 15580
0400-0430 UTC 909 1530 4930 4960 6080 9885 15580
0430-0500 UTC 909 4930 4960 6080 9885 15580
0500-0600 UTC 909 4930 5855 6080 9885 15580
0600-0700 UTC 909 1530 6080 9885 15580
1400-1600 UTC 4930 6080 15580 17715 17895
1600-1700 UTC 909 1530 4930 6080 15580 17715 17895
1700-1800 UTC 6080 13710 15580
1700-1800 UTC 909 17895 Saturday & Sunday only
1800-1830 UTC 6080 11975 13710 15580 17895
1800-1830 UTC 909 4930 Saturday & Sunday only
1830-1900 UTC 909 4930 6080 11975 13710 15580 17895
1900-2000 UTC 909 4930 4940 6080 11975 13710 15580 17895
2000-2030 UTC 909 1530 4930 4940 6080 11975 13710
2030-2100 UTC 909 1530 4930 6080 11975 13710
2030-2100 UTC 4940 Saturday & Sunday only
2100-2200 UTC 1530 6080 15580

English to Zimbabwe
1730-1800 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 Monday-Friday only
1720-1740 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 Saturday & Sunday only

English to Afghanistan
0000-0030 UTC 1296 7405
2030-2130 UTC 1296 7595
2130-2400 UTC 1296 7405

English to Far East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania
0100-0200 UTC 7200 9865 11705
1100-1130 UTC 1575 Saturday & Sunday only
1130-1200 UTC 1575
1200-1300 UTC 1170 9640 9760 11705 11730 15190
1300-1400 UTC 9640 9760 11705
1400-1500 UTC 7125 9760 11885 12150
1500-1600 UTC 7125 9520 11510 12150 13735
2200-2300 UTC 5910 7120 7220 7425 9490 11725
2230-2400 UTC 1575 Friday & Saturday only
2300-2400 UTC 5910 7120 7220 9490 11725 15185

English-Special
0000-0030 UTC 1575 1593
0030-0100 UTC 1575 1593 7200 7405 9620 11695 11705 11805 12005 15185 15205
0130-0200 UTC 1593 5960 7405 Tuesday-Saturday only
1430-1500 UTC 6105 7225 9715 15130
1500-1530 UTC 6105 7175 9760 15460
1530-1600 UTC 6105 7175 9760 15460
1600-1700 UTC 13600 13615 15445
1600-1700 UTC 1170 Monday-Friday only
1830-1900 UTC 6105 6150 7220 9650
1900-1930 UTC 9785 12020
1930-2000 UTC 6105 6150 7220 9650 9785 12020
2230-2300 UTC 7230 9780 15445
2300-2330 UTC 1593 6180 7205 15150
2330-2400 UTC 1593 6180 7205 11655 13640 15150

French to Africa
0530-0600 UTC 1530 4960 6015 7265 9480 9505 Monday-Friday only
0600-0630 UTC 4960 6015 7265 9480 9505 Monday-Friday only
1830-2000 UTC 1530 9815 12080 13735 15225 17580
2000-2030 UTC 9780 9815 12080 13735 15220
2030-2100 UTC 9780 9815 11775 12080 15225 Saturday & Sunday only
2100-2130 UTC 5985 9680 9780 9815 Monday-Friday only

Hausa
0500-0530 UTC 1530 4960 6045 9600
0700-0730 UTC 4960 11785 17490
1500-1530 UTC 7155 9605 11705
2030-2100 UTC 4940 9780 9815 11775 12080 15185 Monday-Friday only

Hindi
1600-1700 UTC 6060 9760

Indonesian
0000-0030 UTC 9620 11805 15205
1130-1230 UTC 7255 9725 15165
1400-1500 UTC 11985 13660
2200-2400 UTC 9620 11805 15205

Khmer
1330-1430 UTC 1575 9325 11965
2200-2230 UTC 1575 6060 7260 13640

Kinyarwanda/Kirundi
0330-0430 UTC 7340 9540 11915
1600-1630 UTC 11750 11965 17785 Saturday only

Korean
1200-1300 UTC 5890 7235 9555
1300-1400 UTC 648 5890 7235 9555
1400-1500 UTC 5890 7235 9555
1900-2100 UTC 6060 7110 7135

Kurdish
0500-0600 UTC 5995 7115 9690
1400-1500 UTC 1593 13740 15530 17750
1700-1800 UTC 7550 9650 9815
1900-2000 UTC 7475 9590 9690
2000-2100 UTC 1593

Laotian
1230-1300 UTC 1575 7205 11930

Mandarin (Chinese)
0000-0200 UTC 7190 9545 11925 15385 17645 21580
0200-0300 UTC 11925 15385 17645 21580
0700-0800 UTC 9845 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0800-0900 UTC 9845 11665 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
0900-1030 UTC 9845 9855 11665 11855 11965 13650 13765 15515
1030-1100 UTC 9845 9855 11665 11785 11965 13650 13765 15515
1100-1200 UTC 1170 6160 9530 9680 11665 11785 12040
1200-1300 UTC 6040 6160 9530 9680 11785 12040
1300-1400 UTC 6040 6160 7295 9680 11785 11995 12040
1400-1500 UTC 6040 6160 7295 9680 9825 11785
2200-2300 UTC 6045 7140 9545 9755 9875 11655

Ndebele
1800-1830 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 Monday-Friday only
1740-1800 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 Saturday & Sunday only

Pashto (Radio Ashna)
0030-0130 UTC 1296 7595 9335
1430-1500 UTC 1296 9335 11575 11840
1530-1630 UTC 1296 9335 11575 11840
1730-1800 UTC 1296 9335 9445 9770
1830-1930 UTC 1296 5750 7595

Pashto (Deewa Radio)
1300-1500 UTC 9390 9565 11510
1500-1700 UTC 7455 11525 11865
1700-1800 UTC 5835 7455 11865
1800-1900 UTC 5835 7455 9310

Persian
0230-0330 UTC 1593 7200 9495 17740
1530-1630 UTC 1593 9565 9980 11705
1630-1730 UTC 1593 5850 9685 12110
1730-1800 UTC 1593 5850 9495 9680
1800-1830 UTC 648 1593 5850 9495 9680
1830-1900 UTC 648 5850 9680 9980
1900-1930 UTC 5860 9680 9980
1930-2030 UTC 5835 9680 9980

Persian (Radio Farda)
0000-0030 UTC 1575
0030-0230 UTC 1575 5860 6115 9795
0230-0300 UTC 1575 6115 7105 15690
0300-0400 UTC 1575 7105 9585 15690
0400-0600 UTC 1575 9585 12015 15690
0600-0830 UTC 1575 9585 15690 17675
0830-1230 UTC 1575 5860 15690 21715
1230-1400 UTC 1575 5860 13680 15690
1400-1600 UTC 1575 11750 13680 15410
1600-1700 UTC 1575 7580 9320 15410
1700-1800 UTC 1575 7520 7580 11840
1800-1900 UTC 1575 7520 7580 9595
1900-2000 UTC 1575 7580 9335 9570
2000-2130 UTC 1575 7580 9335 9840
2130-2400 UTC 1575

Portuguese to Africa
0430-0500 UTC 1530 9480 9675
1000-1030 UTC 17740 21590 Saturday & Sunday only
1700-1730 UTC 1530 11775 15545
1730-1800 UTC 1530 9565 9805 11775
1800-1830 UTC 1530 7290 9805 Monday-Friday onbly

Russian
b1400-1430 UTC 6105 7225 9715 15130
1800-1830 UTC 6105 6150 7220 9650
1900-1930 UTC 6105 6150 7220 9650

Serbian
0630-0645 UTC 6035
2030-2100 UTC 6040
2200-2230 UTC 7125 Monday-Friday only

Shona
1700-1730 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 Monday-Friday only
1700-1720 UTC 909 4930 12080 15775 Saturday & Sunday only

Somali
1600-1630 UTC 1431 13580 15620
1630-1800 UTC 13580 15620

Spanish

0030-0200 UTC 5890 5940 9885
1100-1230 UTC 9535 9885 11840

Swahili
1630-1700 UTC 9565 13865 15730
1700-1730 UTC 9565 13865 15730 Monday-Friday only

Tibetan
0000-0100 UTC 7255 7480 9645
0400-0600 UTC 15545 17665 21570
1400-1500 UTC 7115 7255 12040

Tigrigna
1900-1930 UTC 9320 9860 11675 11905 13870 Monday-Friday only

Turkish
0430-0500 UTC 7130 Monday-Friday only
1145-1200 UTC 9555 15205 Monday-Friday only
1930-2000 UTC 7235 9640 Monday-Friday only

Ukrainian
2100-2115 UTC 7145 9585
2115-2130 UTC 7145 9585 Monday-Friday only

Urdu (Radio Aap ki Dunyaa)
0000-0100 UTC 972 1539
0100-0200 UTC 972 1539 7145 9740
1400-1500 UTC 972 1539 9510 11705
1500-1700 UTC 972 1539
1700-1800 UTC 972 1539 7260 11500
1800-2400 UTC 972 1539

Uzbek
1500-1530 UTC 801 6140 9450 11630 15390

Vietnamese
1300-1330 UTC 1575 9325 11695
1500-1600 UTC 1170 5955 9485 9725
2230-2330 UTC 6060 13640

José Miguel Romero/HCDX & VOA website
http://www.voanews.com/english/about/frequenciesAtoZ_e.cfm

New programs from WRMI

New program about Venezuela
"Acontecer Venezolano" is a new program (in Spanish) of opinion and news. It's presented and produced by Jose Torrellas who in his own personal, dynamic and objective manner tells about topics of political and economic interest, sports, etc. related to what's happening in the Venezuela. Through this program, you can find out more about Venezuela, a beautiful country which wants to continue living in freedom and democracy, as it should be. "Acontecer Venezolano" is broadast Saturdays at 9:45-10:00 pm Miami time (0145-0200 UTC Sunday) on 9955 kHz. As of November 4, the UTC time will be 0245-0300. For more information, you can e-mail acontecervenezolano@gmail.com .

Nuevo Programa sobre Venezuela
"Acontecer Venezolano" es un nuevo programa de opinión, actual, versátil. conducido y producido por José Torrellas quien con sus diálogos busca de una manera personal, dinámica y objetiva informar en temas de interés político, económico, deportivo, etc. con lo que esté aconteciendo en el país. A través de este programa Ud. puede conocer más sobre Venezuela, una linda patria con deseos de continuar en libertad y democracia, como debe ser. "Acontecer Venezolano" se transmite el sábado a las 9:45-10:00 p.m. hora de Miami (0145-0200 UTC domingo) en 9955 kHz. A partir del 4 de noviembre, el horario UTC sera 0245-0300. Para mas información, puede escribir a: acontecervenezolano@gmail.com .

New Cuban Program in English
We invite you to listen to our new program in English, "The Voice of the Center for Human Rights and Democracy Brigade 2506" on Sundays at 11:00-11:15 am Miami time (1500-1515 UTC) on 7385 kHz. It can also be heard on our web page at www.wrmi.net. Archived programs can be found on the Center's web page at www.cdhd2506.org. This is the only English-language program from the Cuban exile community that is on shortwave radio. The focus of the program will be to present cases of human rights violations on a global level with special emphasis on cases of repression in totalitarian systems, specifically Cuba. The same organization has a weekly Spanish-language program on Saturdays at 6:00-6:30 pm Miami time (2200-2230 UTC) on 9955 kHz. Note that broadcasts will be one hour later according to UTC as of November 4.

Nuevo Programa Cubano en Inglés
Los invitamos a que escuchen nuestro nuevo programa radial en ingles, "La Voz del Centro de Derechos Humano y Democracia Brigada 2506" los domingos a las 11:00-11:15 am hora de Miami (1500-1515 UTC) en 7385 kHz. También se puede escuchar ingresando a la página web www.wrmi.net. Los programas viejos se pueden oír ingresando a la pagina www.cdhd2506.org. Este es el único programa de onda corta en inglés del exilio cubano. El enfoque del programa sera en presentar casos de violaciones de derechos humanos a nivel global con énfasis especial en casos de represión en países totalitarios, específicamente Cuba Esta misma organización tiene un programa en español los sábados a las 6:00-6:30 pm hora de Miami (2200-2230 UTC) en 9955 kHz. Nota que los horarios UTC seran una hora mas tarde a partir del 4 de noviembre.

New QSL Cards from WRMI
Radio Miami International is offering a series of QSL cards featuring various programs that are broadcast by the station. They are available free of charge for reception reports on these programs. Reports may be sent by postal mail to WRMI, P.O. Box 526852, Miami, Florida 33152 USA, o vía e-mail to info@wrmi.net . Multiple reports for different programs can be sent in the same envelope or in the same e-mail. Here is a list of the cards that are currently available and some of the times and frequencies that these programs are aired:

Radio Cuba Libre Mon-Sat 1200-1400 & Tues-Sat 0300-0430 UTC 9955 kHz
Radio Prague Daily 0430, 0900 UT 9955 kHz; Mon-Fri 2300 UT 9955 kHz
DX Party Line* Sat 1030 UTC, Sun 0400 UTC 9955 kHz
Aventura Diexista* Sat 1045 UTC, Sun 0415 UTC 9955 kHz
World Cricket Today Sun 1430 UTC 7385 kHz, Sun 2215 UTC 9955 kHz
La Voz de la Demajagua Sun 2230 UTC 9955 kHz
Trova Libre Sun 2300 UTC 9955 kHz
CDHD Brigada 2506 Sat 2200 UTC 9955 kHz, Sun 1500 UTC 7385 kHz
La Voz de la Esperanza Tues-Sat 0030 9955 kHz
Viva Miami Tuesday 2200 UTC 9955 khz
Como Han Pasado los Años Tuesday 2230 UTC 9955 kHz

* The QSL for DX Party Line and Aventura Diexista is the same card. Both programs are from HCJB.

These are some of the broadcast times for the programs indicated; in many cases they are broadcast at other times as well. In the near future, WRMI will publish QSL cards for other programs as well. The UTC times for all programs will be one hour later as of November 4 when the local time change takes place in North America.

Nuevas tarjetas QSL de WRMI
Radio Miami Internacional está ofreciendo una serie de tarjetas QSL nuevas con motivos de diferentes programas transmitidos por la emisora. Están disponibles gratis por informes de recepción sobre los respectivos programas. Los informes se pueden enviar vía correo postal a WRMI, Apartado Postal 526852, Miami, Florida 33152 USA, o vía correo electrónico a info@wrmi.net. Se puede enviar informes sobre múltiples programas en el mismo sobre o en el mismo e-mail. He aquí una lista de las tarjetas actualmente disponibles y algunos de los horarios y frecuencias de transmisión:

Radio Cuba Libre lun-sáb 1200-1400 y mar-sáb 0300-0430 UTC 9955 kHz
Radio Praga diario 0430, 0930 UT 9955 kHz; lun-vier 2330 UT 9955 kHz
DX Party Line* sab 1030 UTC, dom 0400 UTC 9955 kHz
Aventura Diexista* sab 1045 UTC, dom 0415 UTC 9955 kHz
World Cricket Today dom 1430 UTC 7385 kHz, dom 2215 UTC 9955 kHz
La Voz de la Demajagua dom 2230 UTC 9955 kHz
Trova Libre dom 2300 UTC 9955 kHz
CDHD Brigada 2506 sab 2200 UTC 9955 kHz, dom 1500 UTC 7385 kHz
La Voz de la Esperanza mar-sab 0030 9955 kHz
Viva Miami martes 2200 UTC 9955 khz
Como Han Pasado los Años martes 2230 UTC 9955 kHz

* La tarjeta QSL para DX Party Line y Aventura Diexista es la misma. Los dos programas provienen de HCJB.

Estos son algunos de los horarios de los programas indicados; en muchos casos se transmiten en otros horarios también. En el futuro cercano, WRMI publicará tarjetas QSL para otros programas también. Todos los horarios UTC de los programas serán una hora mas tarde a partir del 4 de noviembre cuando cambia la hora local en norteamérica.

WRMI at EDXC 2007
WRMI General Manager Jeff White and his wife Thais White will be representing Radio Miami International at the 2007 European DX Council Conference at the Hotel Dischma in Lugano, Switzerland November 1-4. They will be manning an exhibit there for the National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters, and Jeff will give a presentation about the current state of shortwave broadcasting in the Americas.

WRMI en EDXC 2007
El gerente de WRMI, Jeff White, y su esposa Thaís estaran representando Radio Miami Internacional en la Conferencia 2007 del Consejo Europeo del Diexismo del 1 al 4 de noviembre en en Hotel Dischma en Lugano, Suiza. Tendran una exhibición de la Asociación Nacional de Radiodifusoras de Onda Corta (NASB) y Jeff dara una presentación sobre el estado actual de la onda corta en las Américas.

WRMI B07 Schedule effective November 4, 2007
UTC Days kHz Target Area
0000-0200 Daily 9955 Caribbean, Latin America
0200-0400 Tues-Sat 7385 North America
0200-0400 Sun-Mon 9955 Caribbean, Latin America
0400-1500 Daily 9955 Caribbean, Latin America
1500-1700 Daily 7385 North America
1700-2200 Daily 9955 Caribbean
2200-2300 Mon-Sat 9955 Caribbean, Latin America
2200-2300 Sunday 7385 North America
2300-0000 Daily 9955 Caribbean, Latin America

WRMI B07 Horario a partir del 4 de noviembre 2007
UTC Días kHz Blanco
0000-0200 Diario 9955 Caribe, América Latina
0200-0400 Mar-Sab 7385 Norteamérica
0200-0400 Dom-Lun 9955 Caribe, América Latina
0400-1500 Diario 9955 Caribe, América Latina
1500-1700 Diario 7385 Norteamérica
1700-2200 Diario 9955 Caribe
2200-2300 Lun-Sab 9955 Caribe, América Latina
2200-2300 Domingo 7385 Norteamérica
2300-0000 Diario 9955 Caribe, América Latina

Jeff White
General Manager
WRMI Radio Miami International
175 Fontainebleau Blvd., Suite 1N4
Miami, Florida 33172 USA
Tel +1-305-559-9764
Fax +1-305-559-8186
E-mail: radiomiami9@cs.com
http://www.wrmi.net/
(Source: Jeff White/WRMI)

Blog Logs - pirate radio

The following pirate logs represent a sampling of logs via Free Radio Weekly. Best of DX to all!

Captain Morgan
6925U 10/21 1824 past 1900, program of pop music and a C&W selection mixed in today. Adams Family theme heard at 1848 UTC, then lots of spacial sounds repeated. SIO=353. Experienced unsteady modulation. Please QSL, Captain Morgan! (Insinger, NJ)

Chico Radio
6925U 10/25, 0014, Male op responding immediately after WAHR signoff. "Hello radio this is Chico Radio Taco Burrito Wow man whatchu talking about man ..." Sounds like Sycko. "Radio free f00k you" On doing a Cheech & Chong style bit past 0020, imitating a pair of Mexican ops. s5. (Will-MD)

Good Evening
6925u 10/20 22:21 sio121, very noisy here today, classical piano music, id at 22:00 by Mr. Good Evening in a stuck-up voice (Fansome PA)

Old Vampire Radio
6925u 10/25 20:08 sio433, a young woman talking about a session with an Ouija board, "Knights in White Satin" parody, id at 20:12, guy talking about a spooky light bulb, song "My Best Friend is a Vampire" (Fansome PA)

Radio Bingo
6900U 10/21, 2059, 6900 usb. Radio Bingo (United Patriot Radio parody) with "six nine zero zero" ID and Steve Anderson sound bytes. Excellent signal, sio 555 s9 steady. Signal dropped off considerably by 2116, down to s3 peaks. (Will-MD)

Random Radio
6925/U, 10/27 0149-0152*, 30s/40s tune, Off w/This is Random Radio. SIO=353 (Frodge-MI)

The Crystal Ship
6875AM 10/21 2124-2215+(faded) Signal was poor (SNO=141), but static was low. Playing Journey (Stream of Deams) and others Journey stuff. (Majewski CT)

T-REX
6925/U, 10/23 2026-2044+,IDs & Non-Top-40 tunes w/host Special Ed who has to poop. SIO=353 (Frodge-MI)

WAHR - Automated Halloween Radio6925U 10/25, 0006, Alternating male and female computer voices. "You are listening to WAHR automated halloween radio" at 0007 and into Bugs Bunny music. Another ID and into very fast or garbled computer female voice. More Bugs Bunny music past 0011. Noticed a bit of Raymond Scott's "Powerhouse" in there. ID and "thank you for listening" and off at 0014. s3. (Will-MD)
(Source: Free Radio Weekly #611 via Greg Majewski)

New "peace" radio to launch October 27

Excerpt from report by state-owned Sudanese news agency Suna website

Khartoum, 25 October: The National Council for Radio and Television will launch an experimental broadcast of Salam [peace] Radio for the first time on Saturday [27 October]. The radio will be available on FM and 312 [metres medium wave] to cover all parts of the country and spread the culture of peace and remove remnants of war.

This was announced by the general manager of the National Council for Radio and Television, Dr Amin Hasan Umar, in a press conference today on this occasion.

Dr Amin said Salam Radio will be a first of it kind for the community to participate in building a suitable society that will reflect all the cultures of peace to achieve and support in solving communal problems. [Passage omitted]

(Source: Suna news agency website, Khartoum, in Arabic 25 Oct 07 via BBC Monitoring/Radio Netherlands Media Network Weblog)

Radio Exterior Espana - B07 English service

Spain, Radio Exterior Espana

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

All times UTC - Target Areas: af (Africa) eu (Europe) na (North America)

English
0000-0100 daily 6055.0na
2000-2100 Monday-Friday 9605.0af 9690.0eu
2200-2300 Sat & Sun 6125.0eu
2200-2300 Sunday 9595.0af
(Source: GVH/Monitoring Times-SW Guide)
Photo: Radio Exterior Espana pennant/Archive Collection

Radio Romania International - B07 Multilingual services

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2007
Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC
Arabic 0730-0756 11710 11905 15155 15330
1500-1556 9655 11730 11880 15235

Aromanian 1530-1556 6105#
1730-1756 6035#
1930-1956 6175#

Chinese 0500-0526 11790 15160
1400-1426 9660 12005

French 0200-0256 5975 9515
0600-0626 7170 9610
1100-1156 15150 15255 17790 17845
1700-1756 7135 9690
2100-2126 6120 7120

German 0700-0726 7175 9690
1200-1256 9690 11940
1900-1956 7125 9525

Italian 1500-1526 7160#
1700-1726 9855#
1900-1926 6180#

Romanian 0100-0156 6040 9640
0200-0256 6040 0640
0800-0856 11730 15370 15430 17775 Sunday "Curierul romanesc"
0900-0956 15380 15430 17745 17775 Sunday "Curierul romanesc"
1000-1056 15260 15380 17780 17825 Sunday "Curierul romanesc"
1300-1356 9610# 11770 15170
1400-1456 11770 15170
1600-1656 9700 11870
1700-1756 7220 9595
1800-1856 7140 9590
1900-1956 7140 9590

Russian 0530-0556 6175 7210
1430-1456 9535 11755
1600-1656 7190 9705

Serbian 1630-1656 6130#
1830-1856 7130#
2030-2056 7205#

Spanish 0000-0056 5960 9525 9665 11960
0300-0356 6140 9635 9765 11825
2000-2056 7140 9620
2200-2256 6070* 9575 >>>> * ex 11905

Ukrainian 1600-1626 6130#
1800-1826 7160#
2000-2026 6105#
# Saftitza 50 kW
(Via Ivo Ivanov,DX MIX NEWS # 491,23 October 2007)
(Source: Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India)

Photo: Radio Romania International QSL/Archive Collection

KNLS Alaska - B07 Multilingual service

Effective: 28 October 2007

All times UTC

English
0800-0900 7355
1000-1100 6150
1200-1300 6150 6915
1400-1500 6150

Mandarin
0800-0900 9615
0800-1200 7355
1300-1400 6890
1300-1600 7355
1600-1800 6915

Russian
0900-1000 6150
1100-1200 6150
1500-1800 6150
(KNLS web site via Alan Roe-UK WDXC-UK, updated by wb Sept 21)
(Source: WWDXC Top News - BC DX 826/Gayle Van Horn-Monitoring Times SW Guide)
Photo: KNLS QSL/Archive Collection

Rádio Portugal - B07 Portuguese service

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 24 March 2008All times UTC

All times UTC

RDP International - Rádio Portugal
Portuguese
0000 – 0300 .twtfs. B 11655
0000 – 0300 .twtfs. NAm 9455
0000 – 0300 .twtfs. Ven 13700
0600 – 0700 mtwtf.. Eu 7130
0700 – 1300 mtwtf.. Eu 9815; 11875
0745 – 0900 mtwft.. Eu 11660 sin
0800 – 1200 …….ss Eu 12020
0800 – 1500 …….ss Af 21830
0800 – 1100 …….ss B/Af 17710
0930 – 1100 …….ss Eu 9815 sin
1100 – 1300 mtwtf.. Af 17745
1100 – 1300 mtwtf.. B/Af 21655
1100 – 1700 ……..ss B/Af 21655
1200 – 1500 ……..ss Eu 11885; 15475
1300 – 1700 *mtwtf.. NAm 15560
1300 – 1700 *……..ss NAm 15560
1400 – 1600 mtwtf.. Ind/ME 15690
1500 – 1700 ……..ss Eu 11635
1500 – 2100 ……..ss Af 17620
1700 – 2000 mtwtf.. Eu 9455
1700 – 2100 ……..ss Eu 9455
1700 – 2000 mtwtf.. Af 13720; 17620
1700 – 2000 mtwtf.. B/Af 15465
1700 – 2100 ……..ss B/Af 15465
1700 – 1900 *mtwtf.. NAm 17825
1700 – 1900 ……..ss NAm 17825
1900 – 2100 ……..ss NAm 15540
1900 – 2400 *mtwtf.. NAm 15540
2000 – 2400 *mtwtfss Eu 7380
2000 – 2400 *mwtf.. Af 11825
2000 – 2400 *mtwtfss B/Af 11960
2100 – 2400 *…….ss NAm 15540
*) special broadcasts only, usually for sport.
All transmissions via CEOC, São Gabriel: 4x300 kW,
4x100 kW (reserve units), except sin = via Pró-Funk GmbH,
Sines, 3x250 kW, DRM capable.

Compiled in WRTH format by Carlos Gonçalves,18 Oct’07.
(Source: Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India)
Photo: Radio Portugal QSL/Archive Collection

Radio Pilipinas - B07 Multilingual services

Philippines, Radio Pilipinas - B07 English/Filipino services

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008
Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

All times UTC - various target areas
Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

English
0200-0300 12025.0 15285.0 17770.0
0300-0330 12025.0 15285.0 17770.0
(10:00 AM - 11:30 AM local Manila time)

Filipino
1730-1800 11730.0 11890.0 15190.0
1800-1900 11730.0 11890.0 15190.0
1900-1930 11730.0 11890.0 15190.0
(1:30 AM - 3:30 AM local Manila time)
(Source: BCL News/Roberto Gori via Play DX; Gayle Van Horn-Monitoring Times-SW Guide)

Station correspondence may be directed to:
Philippine Broadcasting Service
4th Floor, PIA Building
Visayas Avenue
Quezon City
Metro Manila 1100
Philippines
(Source: World QSL Book)

Radio Netherlands - B07 English service

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

All times UTC - Target Areas: af (Africa) as (Asia) na (North America)
Broadcast daily unless otherwise stated

0000-0057 6165.0na
0100-0157 6165.0na
0500-0557 6165.0na
1000-1057 6040.0as 9795.0as 12065.0as
1400-1457 9345.0as 12080.0as 15595.0as
1500-1557 9345.0af 12080.0as 15595.0as
1800-1857 6020.0af 11655.0af 12050.0af
1900-1957 7120.0af 11655.0af 11675.0na 11805.0af 12050.0af 17810.0af
1900-1957 Sat/Sun 15315.0na 15525.0na
2000-2057 11675na 11655.0af 17810.0af
(Source: Gayle Van Horn/Monitoring Times-SW Guide via WWDX-DX Magazine, Oct. 2007)
Photo: Radio Netherlands QSL/Archive Collection

Radio Tirana B07 - Multilingual services

Albania, Radio Tirana B07 - Multilingual services

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

All times UTC
FREQ CIRAF LOC DAYS

ALBANIAN e-mail: albanian@bnr.bg
0630-0700 Mon-Fri Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
0700-0800 Sat/Sun Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
1200-1230 Balkans 5900 P250/248
1700-1730 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
2000-2100 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224, 747

BULGARIAN e-mail: bulgarian@bnr.bg
0100-0200 North America 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
0100-0200 South America 7300 P250/245, 9500 P250/258
0530-0600 Mon-Fri Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
0530-0600 Mon-Fri EaEurope7400 S100/030, 9400 S100/030
0530-0600 Mon-Fri WeEurope7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
0500-0600 Sat/Sun Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
0500-0600 Sat/Sun EaEurope7400 S100/030, 9400 S100/030
0500-0600 Sat/Sun WeEurope7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
1100-1130 Balkans 5900 P250/248
1100-1130 East Europe 11600 S100/030, 13600 S100/030
1100-1130 West Europe 11700 P500/306, 15700 P500/306
1300-1500 Balkans 1224
1300-1500 West Europe 11700 P500/306, 15700 P500/306
1600-1700 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
1600-1700 East Europe 7200 S100/030, 9400 S100/030
1600-1700 Middle East 9400 P500/126
1600-1700 South Africa 17500 P500/185
1900-2000 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224, 747
1900-2100 Middle East 9700 P250/115
1900-2100 West Europe 9700 P250/306

FRENCH e-mail: french@bnr.bg
0200-0300 North America 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
0700-0730 West Europe 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
1200-1230 West Europe 11700 P500/306, 15700 P500/306
1800-1830 West Europe 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
2100-2200 West Europe 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306

GERMAN e-mail: german@bnr.bg
0630-0700 West Europe 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
1130-1200 West Europe 11700 P500/306, 15700 P500/306
1730-1800 West Europe 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306
2000-2100 West Europe 7400 P500/295, 9400 P500/306

GREEK e-mail: greek@bnr.bg
0600-0630 Mon-Fri Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
0600-0700 Sat/Sun Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
1130-1200 Balkans 5900 P250/248
1730-1800 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224, 747
2100-2200 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224, 747

RUSSIAN e-mail: russian@bnr.bg
0000-0100 Central Asia 9700 P250/045
0400-0500 East Europe 7400 S100/030, 9400 S100/030, 1224
0600-0630 East Europe 7400 S100/030, 9400 S100/030
1130-1200 East Europe 11600 S100/030, 13600 S100/030
1500-1600 East Europe 7200 S100/030, 9400 S100/030, 1224
1500-1600 Central Asia 7200 P250/045
1700-1730 East Europe 7400 S100/030, 9400 S100/030
1900-2000 East Europe 7400 S100/030, 9400 S100/030

SERBIAN e-mail: serbian@nbnr.bg
0700-0730 Mon-Fri Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
0800-0900 Sat/Sun Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224
1230-1300 Balkans 5900 P250/248
1800-1830 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224, 747
2200-2300 Balkans 5900 P250/248, 1224, 747

SPANISH e-mail: spanish@bnr.bg
0000-0100 South America 7300 P250/245, 9500 P250/258
0200-0300 South America 7300 P250/245, 9500 P250/258
0200-0300 Central America 9700 P250/295
0700-0730 South Europe 7200 P250/260, 9500 P250/260
1200-1230 South Europe 11600 P250/260, 13600 P250/260
1730-1800 South Europe 7200 P250/260, 9600 P250/260
2200-2300 South Europe 6200 P250/260, 9700 P250/260

TURKISH e-mail: turkish@bnr.bg
0600-0630 Middle East 6100 P250/115, 7200 P250/140
1100-1130 Middle East 7200 P250/140, 9700 P250/115
1830-1900 Middle East 5900 P250/248, 9700 P250/115, 1224, 747

Address: 4, Dragan Tsankov Blvd., 1040 Sofia and P.O.Box 900,
1000 Sofia, Bulgaria.
Tel: +359 2 933 66 33; fax: +359 2 865 05 60
Website: http://www.bnr.bg/
Programme Director: Angel Nedyalkov e-mail: nedyalkov@bnr.bg
Frequency Manager: Ivo Ivanov e-mail: frequencies@bnr.bg

MW: Petrich (G.C: 23.18E/41.42N) 747 kHz 500kW non-dir
Vidin (G.C: 22.40E/43.49N) 1224 kHz 500kW 205deg
SW: P=Plovdiv (G.C: 24.42E/42.10N) 2 x 500kW, 3 x 250kW
S=Sofia (G.C: 23.13E/42.49N) 2 x 100kW, 2 x 050kW
V=Varna (G.C: 27.40E/43.03N) 2 x 100kW

(Source: WWDXC Top News BC-DX 830)
Photo: Radio Tirana QSL/Archive Collection

Deutsche Welle - B07 English services

Germany, Deutsche Welle

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

All times UTC - Target Areas: af (Africa) as (Asia)

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

0000-0100 9785.0as 15595.0as
0200-0300 15665.0as
0300-0400 9785.0as 13790.0as
0400-0500 5905.0af 5945.0af 6180.0af 7225.0af 15445,0af
0500-0530 7285.0af 9755.0af 12045.0af 15410.0af
0600-0630 5945.0af 7240.0af 12085.0af
0800-0858 DRM 12005.0as
0900-1000 17710.0as 21840.0as
1600-1700 5965.0as 9795.0as
1900-1930 9735.0af 11690.0af 13780.0af 15275.0af
2000-2100 9735.0af 9880.0af 12780.0af
2100-2200 7280.0af 9545.0af 11690.0af 13780.0af
(Source: GVH/Monitoring Times-SW Guide)
Photo: Deutsche Welle QSL/Archive Collection

Radio Bulgaria - B07 English service

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

All times UTC - Target Areas: eu (Europe) na (North America)
Broadcast daily unless otherwise stated

0000-0100 7400.0na 9400.0na
0300-0400 7400.0na 9400.0na
0730-0800 7400.0eu 9400.0eu
1230-1300 11700.0eu 15700.0eu
1830-1900 7400.0eu 9400.0eu
2200-2300 7400.0eu 9400.0eu
Source: Gayle Van Horn/Monitoring Times-SW Guide)
Photo: Radio Bulgaria QSL/Archive Collection

Voice of Turkey - B07 English service

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

Broadcast daily unless otherwise stated
All times UTC - Target Areas: as (Asia) eu (Europe) na (North America) pa (Pacific)

0400-0455 6020.0eu/na 7240.0af/as
1330-1400 11735.0as/eu/pa 12035.0eu
1400-1425 11735.0as/eu 12035.0eu
1930-2000 6055.0eu
2000-2025 6055.0eu
2130-2200 7180.0eu/pa
2200-2230 7180.0as/eu
2300-2355 5960.0eu/na
(Source: Gayle Van Horn/Monitoring Times - SW Guide)

Photo-Voice of Turkey QSL/Archive Collection

Radio Ukraine International - B07 English service

The following English schedule has been reported as "tentative" and is subject to change at any time. Additional changes will be posted as they occur.
Gayle VH

Radio Ukraine International - B07 English service

Effective 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008
Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
Target Areas: eu (Europe) na (North America)

All times UTC
0100-0200 7530na
0400-0500 7530na
0600-0700 7440eu
1000-1100 9950eu
1200-1300 9950eu
2000-2100 5840eu
2200-2300 5830eu
(Source: Alokesh Gupta, India)

Radio Propagation Report

SB PROP ARL ARLP044
ARLP044 Propagation de K7RA

Zero, zero, zero sunspots for 18 straight days now. A single sunspot appeared briefly October 6-7, no sunspots for four days prior, one sunspot for the final few days of September, and none for the three whole weeks prior to that.

Until recently, many of us thought the solar cycle minimum occurred in March of this year. You can see a table of projected smoothed numbers with a minimum in March 2007 at, http://tinyurl.com/27j2fs .

This year we began looking at a table of 3-month sunspot number averages, and for a while the data seemed to support a March minimum. But then we hit this longer period of no sunspots, and the 3-month average dropped again. You can see the most recent table in Propagation Forecast Bulletin ARLP041 at, http://www.arrl.org/w1aw/prop/2007-arlp041.html . Note the 10.2 average assigned to August (which is the middle of the July through September period the 3-month average is based on) is lower than March, which was 11.2.

With such a long period of so few sunspots, at the beginning of November we might see a much lower 3-month average. This is because the sum of all the daily sunspot numbers from August 1 until now is only 492, and if we still see no sunspots through next Wednesday, that total divided by the number of days for August-September-October (92) is only 5.4.

So how low is 5.4, compared to the last solar minimum? I looked at averages between December 1995 and April 1997, and the only time the 3-month average of sunspot numbers dipped below 10 was in 1996, with 9.9 in March and 8.7 in September:

Dec 95 16.7
Jan 96 14.7
Feb 96 13.1
Mar 96 9.9
Apr 96 10.9
May 96 13.0
Jun 96 14.6
Jul 96 17.5
Aug 96 12.4
Sep 96 8.7
Oct 96 10.2
Nov 96 14.2
Dec 96 16.4
Jan 97 11.7
Feb 97 11.3
Mar 97 16.4
Apr 97 22.6

But this doesn't really tell us when solar activity will increase, just that we are currently seeing lower overall sunspot activity than we did at the last solar minimum eleven years ago.

With no sunspots, it is sometimes amazing what hams can work on the air. Geomagnetic activity increased on October 25 due to solar wind, and just ahead of that Dick Hanna, K3VYY of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania worked two Florida stations on 28.37 MHz at 0100z, which was two and a half hours after his local sunset. This is an unusual time for propagation over this path, which would normally occur during the middle of the day with the sunspot number over 100.

Jon Jones, N0JK of Wichita, Kansas reported some good E-layer skip on 6 meters for around 2 hours on October 20, beginning at 0115z. He worked VE3DXP/W7 in Las Vegas, and K7ICW was also loud from New Mexico. He also heard some double-hop E-skip from Washington State and Florida. Jon commented that E-skip is rare in October.

During an hour at lunch on October 25, Chip Margelli, K7JA reported from Southern California, "10 meters opened up from California to Europe and Africa for the first time in a very long time. Besides the loud Caribbean stations, CT1CJJ, CU2AF, GM3POI, MM0SJH, CU3EQ, C52C, and 5H3EE were great finds on 28 MHz between 1900-2000z." K7SS in Seattle reported that mid-day West Coast time, he heard C52C on 10 meters and heard K7RI work him.

This weekend is the CQ World Wide DX Phone Contest, and geomagnetic activity should calm by the start of the event. Predicted planetary A index for October 26-31 is 20, 12, 10, 15, 10 and 8. Geophysical Institute Prague predicts unsettled to active conditions October 26, unsettled October 27, quiet to unsettled October 28, unsettled October 29-30, quiet to unsettled October 31, and quiet conditions on November 1.

You can get 45 day planetary A index and solar flux predictions at, http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpmenu/forecasts/45DF.html . A new one is issued daily after 2100z, but often there is a delay before the link to the new forecast is posted. To get around this, after 2100z if the link to that day's forecast hasn't appeared, try changing the URL for the previous day's forecast to what it would be for the current date. For instance, the URL for the October 25 forecast was at, http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpdir/forecasts/45DF/102545DF.txt . After 2100z on October 26, if the link to the latest forecast hasn't appeared, change the URL to,
http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpdir/forecasts/45DF/102645DF.txt and see if it is available yet.

Thomas Giella, KN4LF of Lakeland, Florida reports that he has a propagation forecast available. You can learn about it at; http://www.kn4lf.com/kn4lf6.htm .

If you would like to make a comment or have a tip for our readers, email the author at, k7ra@arrl.net .

For more information concerning radio propagation, see the ARRL Technical Information Service at, http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/propagation.html . For a detailed
explanation of the numbers used in this bulletin see, http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/k9la-prop.html . An archive of past propagation bulletins is at, http://www.arrl.org/w1aw/prop/ . Monthly propagation charts between four USA regions and twelve overseas locations are at, http://www.arrl.org/qst/propcharts/ .

Sunspot numbers for October 18 through 24 were 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 and 0 with a mean of 0. 10.7 cm flux was 68.2, 67.3, 66.9, 67.2, 66.7, 67.1, and 67.5 with a mean of 67.3. Estimated planetary A indices were 10, 15, 12, 4, 5, 7 and 3 with a mean of 8. Estimated mid-latitude A indices were 11, 11, 8, 5, 3, 6 and 2, with a mean of
6.6.
NNNN
/EX
(ARLP044 Propagation de K7RA via Dave Raycroft)

CVC La Voz - Voz Cristā - B07 Multilingual services

The following B07 schedule is from CVC Loz Voz-Voz Cristā in Santiago, Chile.
The station identifies as;
Spanish - "Radio Voz Cristiana"
Portuguese - "Voz Cristā"
Gayle Van Horn

Chile, CVC La Voz-Voz Cristā

Effective: 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC

Spanish
0100-0300 targeted to México 11970.0
0100-0800 targeted to North/South America 11805.0
0800-1100 targeted to North/South America 6185.0
1100-0100 targeted to North/South America 1768.0
0000-1200 targeted to Cono Sur 6070.0
1200-0000 targted to Cono Sur 9635.0

Portuguese
0000-0700 targeted to Brazil 11745.0
0700-1000 targeted to Brazil 6050.0
1000-0000 targeted to Brazil 15410.0

DRM experimental transmissions
Portuguese - 1800-2000 targeted to Brazil 17860.0
(Source:José Miguel romero/HCDX)

Sentech B07 Multilingual Services

The following schedules reflect stations that use the Sentech transmitting facilty in South Africa as part of their schedules.

Sentech B07
Transmissions from Meyerton,South Africa

Start End Freq Power Days Target Language

All times UTC

Adventist World Radio
17:00 18:00 11915 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili/Masai
18:00 18:30 3215 100 1234567 Namibia English
18:00 18:30 3345 100 1234567 Zimbabwe English
18:00 18:30 11830 250 1234567 East Africa English
19:00 19:30 15240 250 1234567 West Africa Fulfulde
19:30 20:00 11750 250 1234567 West Africa Hausa
20:00 20:30 9655 250 1234567 Cen.Africa English
20:00 21:00 11845 250 1234567 West Africa French/Yoruba

BBC
03:00 04:00 6005 500 1234567 West Africa English
03:00 03:30 9610 500 1234567 East Africa Swahili
03:00 06:00 3255 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
03:00 06:00 6190 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
04:00 05:00 7120 250 1234567 West Africa English
04:00 04:30 15400 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
04:30 05:30 3380 100 12345 S. Moz Portuguese
04:30 05:30 6145 250 12345 N. Moz Portuguese
04:30 05:30 7205 500 12345 Angola Portuguese
05:00 07:00 11765 250 1234567 West Africa English
05:00 06:00 17885 250 6 Central Africa Kirundi
05:30 06:00 17885 250 7 Central Africa Kirundi
06:00 16:00 6190 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
06:00 16:00 11940 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
07:00 07:30 17695 500 1234567 Central Africa French
14:30 16:00 11820 500 6 East Africa Swahili
15:00 17:00 17640 500 123457 East Africa Eng/Swahili/Kirundi
15:00 15:30 17640 500 6 East Africa English
16:00 22:00 3255 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
16:00 22:00 6190 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
16:15 17:00 17640 500 6 East Africa English
17:00 19:00 11755 250 1234567 East Africa English
17:45 18:00 7230 500 1234567 East Africa Swahili
18:00 18:30 7230 250 1234567 Indian Oc.Isles French
18:00 18:30 11865 100 1234567 Central Africa French
20:30 21:00 3380 100 12345 S.Moz Portuguese
20:30 21:00 6135 250 12345 N.Moz Portuguese
20:30 21:00 7260 500 12345 Angola Portuguese

Channel Africa
03:00 05:00 3345 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
03:00 04:00 6120 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
03:00 04:00 7390 500 1234567 East Africa English
04:00 05:00 7390 500 1234567 Central Africa French
05:00 07:00 7230 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
05:00 06:00 9685 500 1234567 West Africa English
06:00 07:00 15255 250 1234567 West Africa English
07:00 16:00 9625 100 1234567 Southern Afr English/Nyanja/Lozi
15:00 16:00 17770 500 1234567 East Africa English
15:00 16:00 17860 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
16:00 17:00 15235 500 1234567 West Africa French
17:00 18:00 15235 500 1234567 West Africa English
19:00 22:00 3345 100 1234567 Southern Afr Port/English

China Radio Internatnational
15:00 19:00 6100 100 1234567 Southern Afr English/Chinese

Deutsche Welle
19:00 19:30 11690 100 1234567 East Africa English

EDC
05:45 06:15 15400 250 123 East Africa Unknown
06:30 07:00 15675 250 135 East Africa Unknown
12:05 12:35 17660 250 126 East Africa Unknown
14:00 14:30 15675 250 246 East Africa Unknown

Family Radio
16:00 17:00 6000 100 1234567 Mozambique Portuguese
16:00 17:00 15260 250 1234567 Angola Portuguese
19:00 21:00 3230 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
19:00 20:00 9660 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili

FEBA Radio
15:30 17:00 12125 250 1234567 East Africa Amharic
18:30 19:00 7160 100 1234567 Central Africa French

Hirondelle Foundation
04:00 06:00 96351001234567Central AfricaFrench/Various
16:00 17:00 118901001234567West AfricaFrench/Various

NHK/Radio Japan
14:00 14:30 175802501234567Central AfricaEnglish

Radio France International
06:00 07:00 11830 250 1234567 Angola/W. AfrPortuguese
07:00 08:00 15170 250 1234567 West AfricaFrench
11:00 12:00 17525 250 1234567 Central AfricaFrench
20:00 22:00 7160 250 1234567 West AfricaFrench

Radio Netherlands Worldwide/strong>
19:00 20:00 11805 100 1234567 East AfricaEnglish

Radio Sonder Grense
00:00 05:00 3320 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
05:00 07:00 7185 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
07:00 17:00 9650 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
17:00 24:00 3320 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans

SA Radio League
08:00 09:00 7205 100 7 Southern Afr English
08:00 09:00 17570 250 7 East Africa English
19:00 20:00 3215 100 1 Southern Afr English

Trans World Radio
03:30 03:45 7215 250 1234567 Ethiopia Amharic
06:00 06:45 11640 500 12345 Nigeria English
06:00 06:15 11640 500 67 Nigeria English
15:57 16:27 9675 250 12345 Burundi Kirundi
16:25 16:55 9660 500 123457 Somalia Somali
16:30 18:00 9930 250 1234 Ethiopia Various
16:45 18:00 9930 250 57 Ethiopia Various
16:45 17:30 9930 250 6 Ethiopia Various
16:57 17:12 9660 500 2345 Sudan Juba
16:57 17:27 9660 500 17 Sudan Juba
17:18 17:33 7265 250 1346 Mozambique Yao
17:18 17:48 7265 250 257 Mozambique Yao
17:55 18:25 9620 500 1234567 Mali Pulaar/French
18:30 19:45 9510 500 127 West Africa Various
18:30 19:30 9510 500 345 West Africa Various
18:30 20:00 9510 500 6 West Africa Various
18:30 19:15 9745 500 1234567 Nigeria Hausa/Kanuri
18:40 19:40 9720 250 123457 West Africa Various

Day 1 = Monday, Day 2 = Tuesday etc.
(Via Kathy Otto, 15th Oct 2007 via Alokes Gupta, India)

Website: (frequencies and schedules) http://www.sentech.co.za/
(World QSL Book)

BBC Radio 2 lost 200,00 listeners

Jonathan Ross, the BBC's highest-paid presenter, lost 200,000 listeners from his Radio 2 radio show this summer as people tuned in to rival stations, according to official figures.

Ross, who earns £6 million a year, pulled in 3.05 million listeners to his Saturday morning programme between July and September.

This compared to 3.25 million in the previous three months and 3.16 million during the same period last year, according to figures from Radio Joint Audience Research (Rajar).

Ross is one of several BBC figures whose pay packets have come under scrutiny as the corporation prepares to make thousands of people redundant.
(Read more on this story at Telegraph .co.uk
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/10/26/nbeeb126.xml

Latvia Today weekend relay

Radio SWH, a relay service via Ulbroka, Latvia, plans to air Latvia Today program this weekend on the following schedule. Thanks to Tom Taylor.

9290KHz relays this weekend

October 27th
Latvia Today 08.00 - 09.00UTC

October 28th
Latvia Today 15.00 - 16.00UTC

Correspondence may be addressed to:
SWH
Skanstes iela 13
Riga, LV-1013
Latvia
Website: http://www.radioswh.vl/
(World QSL Book)

T-Systems - B07 schedule

T-SYSTEMS (DTK) B07
Effective: 28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008

frq start/stop ciraf azitype day from to loc pow bc Target

All times UTC

7285 1130-1200 28NE,29 100 156 NAU 100 PRW Belarus/Ukraine
9445 1130-1200 27 300 217 WER 100 PRW Engl. London
15520 1200-1230 29 60 217 WER 100 PRW Russ. Moscow
13840 1200-1230 29S 90 217 WER 100 PRW Russ. Rostow
5975 1230-1300 28NE 40 805 WER 100 PRW Germany Berlin
5965 1230-1300 28NE ND 926 WER 100 PRW Germany Munich
9450 1300-1400 27 300 216 WER 100 PRW Engl. London
5975 1300-1400 18 360 156 NAU 100 PRW Scandin.Stockholm
11840 1400-1430 29 60 217 WER 100 PRW Russ. Moscow
11675 1400-1430 30N,31W 60 217 WER 250 PRW Russ. Omsk
7180 1430-1529 28NE,29 70 212 JUL 100 PRW Belarus/Minsk
6035 1430-1529 28NE,29 60 216 JUL 100 PRW Belarus/Minsk
7335 1530-1559 29N 50 212 JUL 100 PRW Russ. St.Petersb.
6000 1530-1600 29S 75 216 JUL 100 PRW Ukraine Kiev
9440 1600-1630 29S 75 146 WER 100 PRW Ukraine Donetsk
7170 1600-1630 29S 75 208 WER 100 PRW Ukraine Kiev
7105 1630-1700 28NW 10 140 MC 100 PRW Germany Berlin
6140 1630-1800 28NE,29 55 201 WER 100 PRW Lith/Belarus/Ukraine
6015 1800-1900 27 300 206 WER 100 PRW Engl. London
7130 1800-1900 18 25 216 ISS 250 PRW Scandin.Stockholm
5935 1900-1929 29S,30 75 216 WER 100 PRW Russ.Rostow,Kasachst.
9760 1900-1930 38E,39 120 216 WER 100 PRW Israel
5935 1930-2030 29S 75 201 WER 100 PRW Ukraine Kiev
5850 1930-1959 29S 85 206 JUL 100 PRW Ukraine Donetsk
6135 2000-2030 29N 45 147 WER 100 PRW Russ. St.Petersb.
9640 2030-2100 28NW 35 216 GUF 250 PRW Germany Berlin
11940 2030-2100 28NW 40 216 GUF 250 PRW Germany Munich
9660 2200-2300 27S 40 216 GUF 250 PRW France Paris
6050 2200-2300 28NE,29 55 201 WER 250 PRW Lith/Belarus/Ukraine
6165 0030-0045 41 90 216 1 WER 100 PAB India
13645 1400-1415 39N,40 90 218 7 NAU 250 PAB Middle East
13645 1400-1430 41 90 217 14 WER 100 PAB India
13645 1415-1430 41 90 217 23567 WER 100 PAB India
13645 1430-1445 41 90 218 1 NAU 250 PAB India
13750 1400-1415 29S,39N 104 218 35 NAU 250 PAB Armenia
13750 1430-1445 41 90 218 1 JUL 100 PAB India
9850 1600-1630 39,40 100 218 15 JUL 100 PAB Middle East
9850 1630-1645 39,40 100 218 1 JUL 100 PAB Middle East
6020 1930-2015 37,38 150 201 1 WER 250 PAB NoAF
6020 2000-2030 37,38 150 201 6 WER 250 PAB NoAF
6020 1930-2030 150 201 7 WER 250 PAB NoAF
9430 0500-0559 46,47 180 217 281007 301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
11720 0600-0659 46,47 180 217 281007 301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
15640 0700-0900 46,47 180 217 281007 301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
15680 1500-1759 46,47 180 217 281007 301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
9490 1800-1959 46,47 180 217 281007 301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
7285 2000-2059 46,47 180 216 281007 301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
5955 2330-0030 41,49 75 218 WER 125 DVB Myanmar (Burma)
7235 1900-1930 40 105 216 WER 250 FEB Iran
9820 1701-1731 47E,48 135 216 7 WER 125 RMI EaAfrica Ethiopia
5965 1400-1500 27,28 ND 976 1 JUL 100 RTR Western Europe
6055 1200-1215 27,28 ND 926 1 WER 250 MWA Western Europe
6175 0000-0100 41 105 216 WER 250 IBC Sri Lanka
7340 1500-1530 27 300 206 WER 60 RRO GB
3955 1600-1700 27W,28 ND 926 WER 100 HCJ Western Europe
5965 1300-1400 27,28 ND 926 1 JUL 100 MVB Central Europe
5965 1300-1400 27,28 ND 926 1 WER 100 MVB Central Europe
6055 1000-1059 27,28 90 201 1 WER 100 CHW Ungarn
5960 1901-2000 28E,29 75 208 7 WER 125 CHW RUS w/Ukraine
6045 1000-1100 27E,28 ND 926 1 JUL 100 HLR Western Europe
6045 1000-1100 27E,28 ND 926 1 WER 100 HLR Western Europe
6055 1130-1159 27,28 ND 930 17 WER 125 EMG Western Europe
11840 1200-1230 19-26 20 216 7 NAU 250 EMG EaEurope Siberia
6000 1600-1629 29,30 60 201 7 WER 250 EMG Eastern Europe
11840 1830-1845 52,53 160 216 35 JUL 100 RRP Central Africa
9485 1700-1759 38E,39S 150 216 134567NAU 250 SBO Ethiopia
9820 1630-1659 38E,39S 140 216 36 JUL 100 RHU Ethiopia/Ogaden
9620 1900-1959 38E,39S 140 216 146 JUL 100 EFD Ethiopia
9820 1700-1759 47E,48 140 216 5 JUL 100 ELF Eritrea
9660 1730-1759 39S,47E 130 216 JUL 100 IBR East Africa/Somalia
9845 1900-2045 46N,46S 200 216 NAU 125 IBR WAF
9520 1730-1800 47,48 145 217 JUL 100 IBR CeAfrica/EaAfrica
9470 1800-1859 47,48 150 216 NAU 250 IBR Chad/Sudan north
6110 1600-1700 27,28W 290 805 1 JUL 100 TOM England
6110 1400-1600 27,28W 290 805 JUL 100 TOM England
15325 1400-1559 46,47 165 218 NAU 100 TOM England
13810 1400-1558 28,29SW 125 216 NAU 100 TOM NE/ME
5945 0800-0945 27,28N 300 216 1 WER 100 BVB Western Europe
5945 0800-0915 27,28N 300 216 67 WER 100 BVB Western Europe
5945 1200-1230 27,28 ND 930 1 WER 40 BVB Western Europe
6015 1900-1930 28,29 60 211 36 JUL 100 BVB Eastern Europe
6015 1900-1945 28,29 60 211 7 JUL 100 BVB Eastern Europe
6015 1900-2030 28,29 60 211 1 JUL 100 BVB Eastern Europe
6015 1915-1930 28,29 60 211 24 JUL 100 BVB Eastern Europe
6015 1915-1945 28,29 60 211 5 JUL 100 BVB Eastern Europe
5960 1900-1929 29S 85 206 5 JUL 100 BVB Ukraine
9470 1900-1959 39,40 120 217 17 WER 250 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9470 1930-1959 39,40 120 217 6 WER 250 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
7260 1845-1959 46E,47 155 216 1 281007 031107 JUL 100 BVB CeAF Nigeria
7260 1830-1959 46E,47 155 216 1 041107 300308 JUL 100 BVB CeAF Nigeria
7260 1930-1959 46,47W 195 216 7 WER 100 BVB Togo/Benin/Nigeria
7245 1901-1931 52,53,5 165 216 1 WER 500 BVB Central Africa/SoAF
9615 0430-0530 48 135 201 7 WER 100 BVB Ethiopia
9615 0430-0500 48 135 201 1 WER 100 BVB Ethiopia
9615 0430-0500 39,40 120 201 2345 WER 250 BVB Middle East
9615 0430-0545 39,40 120 201 6 WER 250 BVB Middle East
11780 1600-1759 39S,39S 145 216 234 NAU 100 BVB East Africa
11780 1630-1759 39S,39S 145 216 5 NAU 100 BVB East Africa
11780 1630-1900 39S,39S 145 216 6 NAU 100 BVB East Africa
11780 1600-1830 39S,39S 145 216 7 NAU 100 BVB East Africa
11780 1600-1900 39S,39S 145 216 1 NAU 100 BVB East Africa
6195 1715-1829 39,40 120 216 246 WER 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
6195 1730-1859 39,40 120 216 1 WER 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
6195 1800-1829 39,40 120 216 35 WER 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
6195 1800-1859 39,40 120 216 7 WER 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
17545 0900-1000 38,39 145 216 6 NAU 100 BVB NE (Egypt)
9565 2000-2030 38,39 135 200 5 WER 250 BVB NE (Egypt)
5900 1700-1859 39,40 105 216 NAU 125 BVB Iran
7210 1800-1859 39,40 105 216 135 JUL 100 BVB Iran
7210 1800-1830 39,40 105 216 246 JUL 100 BVB Iran
7210 1800-1815 39,40 105 216 7 JUL 100 BVB Iran
9460 1630-1830 39,40 115 217 1 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9460 1640-1715 39,40 115 217 6 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9460 1640-1700 39,40 115 217 24 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9460 1640-1900 39,40 115 217 3 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9460 1645-1929 39,40 115 217 7 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9460 1640-1745 39,40 115 217 5 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
9460 1830-1859 39,40 115 217 6 JUL 100 BVB NE/ME (Israel)
11695 1400-1459 41 95 216 17 NAU 250 BVB India
12035 1530-1559 40,41 90 217 126 WER 125 BVB India/Pakistan
12035 1500-1559 40,41 90 217 3 WER 125 BVB India/Pakistan
12035 1515-1559 40,41 90 217 457 WER 125 BVB India/Pakistan
11970 1625-1715 39,40 120 217 36 WER 250 BVB Jemen
11970 1625-1729 39,40 120 217 245 WER 250 BVB Jemen
11895 1500-1530 41 95 216 1 NAU 250 BVB India
11895 1500-1559 41 95 216 256 NAU 250 BVB India/WeBengal
11895 1530-1559 41 95 216 3 NAU 250 BVB India/WeBengal
11895 1515-1559 41 95 216 4 NAU 250 BVB India/WeBengal
11895 1500-1530 41 95 216 7 NAU 250 BVB India/WeBengal
7205 1800-1830 37NW 220 805 1 JUL 100 BVB Spain
13720 1530-1600 47,48 130 217 4 JUL 100 BVB East Africa
7185 2245-2330 49E 75 217 6 WER 250 BVB Vietnam
7185 2300-2330 49E 75 217 7 WER 250 BVB Vietnam
5945 0915-0945 27,28 300 216 7 WER 40 BVB Western Europe/GB
5935 0030-0045 41 80 216 NAU 500 BVB India
6030 0030-0100 41 95 216 NAU 500 BVB India
9595 1630-1659 39N 110 216 16 JUL 100 BVB Irak
11645 1630-1729 47,48 145 217 JUL 100 BVB Sudan
15565 1200-1230 31S,42N 70 216 23456 051107 300308 NAU 250 BVB NoWeCHN
13600 1330-1429 41NE,43 75 217 WER 250 GFA East India/Burma
12005 1430-1529 41NE,43 75 218 WER 250 GFA East India/Burma
11645 1530-1630 40E,41N 90 217 WER 250 GFA West India/Pakistan
7215 0030-0130 40E,41N 90 217 WER 250 GFA West India/Pakistan
7160 2330-0030 41NE,43 75 216 WER 250 GFA East India/Burma
11685 1700-1800 37,38 175 217 JUL 100 YFR NoAF
9925 1700-1900 39N,40W 105 200 WER 100 YFR Turkey
5925 2000-2100 39,40 115 216 JUL 100 YFR Near East
9670 2000-2100 37,38 195 217 WER 125 YFR NoWeAF
3955 1800-1900 27,28 ND 926 WER 100 YFR Western Europe
6120 1900-2000 37N 230 146 NAU 250 YFR Portugal
6120 1800-1900 37N 230 146 NAU 250 YFR Spain
13660 1500-1859 47,48 150 217 WER 500 YFR EaAF
9650 1600-1659 40 105 216 NAU 500 YFR Iran
6105 1700-1759 40 105 216 NAU 500 YFR Iran
5970 1700-1900 29,30 60 206 WER 500 YFR Russia
11830 1400-1459 41 90 217 WER 500 YFR India
13700 1300-1600 41 90 217 WER 500 YFR India
9405 1600-1800 41 90 216 WER 500 YFR India
15770 1300-1359 41 90 217 WER 500 YFR India
15115 1400-1559 41 90 217 WER 500 YFR India
11830 1500-1800 41 75 217 WER 500 YFR India
13820 1300-1459 41E 75 217 WER 500 YFR Bangladesch
9800 1500-1559 41E 85 217 NAU 500 YFR Bangladesch
9665 1500-1559 41E 75 216 WER 500 YFR Bangladesch
11815 1600-1759 41E 75 217 WER 500 YFR Bangladesch
6050 1800-1859 28E 100 206 JUL 100 YFR Romania
9830 1600-1659 39 120 218 WER 500 YFR Saudi Arabia
9885 1600-1900 47,48 135 216 WER 500 YFR East Africa
11845 1600-1659 47,48 135 217 WER 500 YFR East Africa
11845 1600-1659 47,48 135 216 NAU 500 YFR East Africa
15325 1600-1659 46E,47 165 218 NAU 500 YFR Central Africa
15325 1600-1659 46E,47 165 217 WER 500 YFR Central Africa
9435 1700-1759 39 125 216 NAU 500 YFR Saudi Arabia
9845 1800-1900 37E,38 160 146 NAU 500 YFR
9520 1800-1859 39 120 216 WER 500 YFR Saudi Arabia
9770 1800-1859 47E,48 135 216 WER 500 YFR East Africa
11665 1800-1859 46E,47 165 217 WER 500 YFR Central Africa
9500 1900-2000 37E,38 150 201 WER 500 YFR Libya/Egypt
6175 1900-1959 39 120 216 WER 500 YFR Saudi Arabia
9480 1900-2200 46,47 180 218 WER 500 YFR Nigeria/Ghana
9770 1900-2000 46,47 180 216 NAU 500 YFR Cameroon/Gabun
9695 1900-1959 37,46 210 217 WER 500 YFR WeAF
9465 2000-2059 37E,38 150 216 WER 500 YFR Libya/Egypt
9595 2000-2100 46E,47 180 216 NAU 500 YFR Cameroon/Gabun
9610 2000-2159 37,38W 210 217 WER 500 YFR Morocco/Algeria
5970 2100-2200 37E,38 150 216 WER 500 YFR Libya/Egypt
7305 2100-2159 46E,47 180 216 WER 500 YFR Nigeria/Ghana
5960 2200-2300 37,38W 210 216 WER 500 YFR Morocco/Algeria
7305 2200-2300 46S,47W 180 216 WER 500 YFR Nigeria/Ghana
6010 2200-2300 37,46 195 216 WER 500 YFR WeAF
7285 2300-0400 55,59 240 216 WER 100 HRT SoAM
7285 0000-0400 17 300 217 WER 100 HRT NoAM East
7285 0200-0600 17 320 216 NAU 125 HRT NoAM West
9470 0500-0759 55,59 240 216 WER 100 HRT New Zealand
11690 0600-1000 58,59 270 217 WER 125 HRT Australia
9595 0700-0759 37,38W 210 217 WER 100 AWR
11975 0800-0830 37,38W 210 217 WER 100 AWR
12010 0800-0900 37,38W 210 217 WER 100 AWR
9610 1000-1100 28W 180 216 1 NAU 100 AWR
9640 1730-1800 37,38W 200 216 JUL 100 AWR
9880 1900-1959 37,38W 210 216 WER 100 AWR
11955 1900-2000 37,38W 200 216 JUL 100 AWR
9805 2000-2030 37,38W 210 216 WER 100 AWR
9505 2030-2100 37,38W 200 216 JUL 100 AWR
7185 0300-0330 48 135 216 WER 250 AWR
7315 0300-0400 48 135 216 WER 250 AWR
6045 0500-0600 28E 120 201 WER 100 AWR
15495 1200-1300 41NE 90 217 WER 250 AWR
11720 1300-1329 42,43W 75 216 WER 250 AWR
11725 1330-1459 42,43W 75 216 WER 250 AWR
11675 1500-1559 41N 75 217 WER 250 AWR
9855 1500-1600 41N 90 216 WER 250 AWR
11905 1630-1700 48 135 217 WER 250 AWR
11795 1730-1759 48 135 218 WER 250 AWR
7110 2000-2030 40 105 216 WER 250 AWR
6120 0559-0657 27S,28S 225 146 NAU 500 RNW
9895 0559-0757 28S,38, 160 146 NAU 500 RNW
7220 0659-0757 27S,37N 236 146 NAU 500 RNW
11935 0757-0857 27S,36 240 217 WER 500 RNW
9895 0759-0857 27S,28S 225 156 NAU 40 RNW
6120 0859-1100 27S 255 216 123456WER 250 RNW
9895 1059-1557 27S,28S 225 217 17 WER 250 RNW
9895 1059-1157 27S,28S 225 217 23456 WER 250 RNW
13700 0857-1057 27S,28S 205 218 7 NAU 250 RNW
9895 0859-1058 27S,36 255 146 7 NAU 250 RNW
9895 1058-1557 27S,28S 225 217 7 WER 250 RNW
9750 1559-1657 27S,28S 225 146 NAU 500 RNW
9895 1559-1657 28S 160 146 NAU 500 RNW
6010 1659-1757 27S,36 240 216 WER 500 RNW
12050 1759-1957 47E,48 150 217 WER 500 RNW
5955 0658-0858 18,27 ND 926 WER 500 RNW
5955 0858-1559 18,27 ND 930 1 WER 250 RNW
5955 1058-1559 18,27 ND 930 7 WER 250 RNW
5955 0858-1559 18,27 ND 930 23456 281007 031107 WER 250 RNW
5955 0858-1157 18,27 ND 930 23456 051107 300308 WER 250 RNW
5955 1159-1557 18,27 ND 930 23456 051107 300308 WER 40 RNW
5930 1000-1400 2,3,4,5 218 216 23456 291007 021107 NAU 200 RNW
5950 1627-1700 28 100 206 7 JUL 100 TWR Romania
6105 0742-0920 27 300 206 1 WER 100 TWR UK
6105 0812-0850 27 300 206 7 WER 100 TWR UK
6105 0757-0850 27 300 206 23456 WER 100 TWR UK
7170 1452-1555 28,29 60 216 WER 100 TWR Russia/Belarus
5950 1627-1730 29S,39N 90 218 23456 WER 100 TWR Armenia EAS
7165 1627-1730 30S,40 100 216 23456 JUL 100 TWR
5950 1657-1730 29S,39N 90 216 17 WER 100 TWR
7165 1657-1730 30S,40 100 216 17 JUL 100 TWR
6155 0200-0500 8,9,27 300 216 WER 250 VOR NoAM
6175 2300-2400 39,40 105 216 WER 100 VOR Iraq
13755 1500-1600 38,39 120 217 WER 100 VOR Israel
12110 1630-1729 40 100 217 JUL 100 IBB Iran
9495 1730-1829 40 100 216 JUL 100 IBB Iran
9680 1830-1930 40 100 216 JUL 100 IBB Iran
9670 0100-0300 42,43 75 217 WER 250 IBB Tibet
7200 0230-0330 40 105 216 WER 250 IBB Iran
9495 0230-0330 40 105 217 WER 250 IBB Iran
7105 0300-0400 40 105 216 WER 250 IBB Iran
12015 0400-0500 40 105 217 WER 250 IBB Iran
6140 0400-0500 29 60 208 WER 250 IBB Belarus
17675 0600-0700 40 105 217 WER 250 IBB Iran
9565 1400-1459 30S,40N 75 216 WER 250 IBB Deew
9520 1600-1659 29,30 45 217 WER 250 IBB Tartar­Bashk.
5850 1630-1930 40 105 216 WER 250 IBB Iran
9770 1700-1759 40 105 216 WER 250 IBB Dari­Pashtu
11905 1730-1845 48 150 217 23456 WER 250 IBB Oromo
11905 1800-1845 48 150 217 17 WER 250 IBB Amharic
9595 1800-1859 40 105 217 WER 250 IBB Iran

Day 1 = Sunday
Day 7 = Saturday
* changes
+ active on demand
# momentary not active


List of Broadcasters which are using T-Systems Media&Broadcast equipment:

AWR Adventist World Radio
BVB Bible Voice Broadcasting
BCA Bible Christian Association
BCE Broadcasting Center Europe S.A.
CHW Christliche Wissenschaft
DTK Deutsche Telekom
DVB Democratic Voice of Burma
EMG Evangelische Missions Gemeinden in Deutschland
FHG Frauenhofer Gesellschaft
FVM Freie Volksmission Krefeld
GFA Gospel For Asia
HCJ Voice of the Andes
HLR Hamburger Lokalradio
HRT Hrvratska Radio Televizija
IBB International Broadcast Bureau
IBR IBRA Radio Sweden
MWA Missionswerk Arche
MVB Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Baltic Radio
PAB Pan Am Broadcasting
PRW Polish Radio Warsaw
RMI Radio Miami International
RRO Radio Romania International
RNW Radio Netherlands World Service
RRP Radio Reveil Paroles de Vie
RTR Radio Traumland (Belgium)
RTI Radio Taiwan international
RWB Radio Waaberi (Somalia)
SBO Sagalee Bilisummaa Oromoo
TOM The Overcomer Broadcast
TWR Trans World Radio
UNL Universelles Leben
VOR Voice of Russia
WRN World Radio Network
YFR WYFR Family Radio
(DTK T-Systems Juelich, via Walter Brodowsky, Germany)

Shortwave Radio Station Jülich -T Systems International
Company operates transmitters in Germany leased by shortwave stations, clandestines, and independent stations throughout the world. Located in northwest Germany, T-Systems is recognized as one of the leading transmission sites in Europe.

Reception reports to T-Systems International accepted by fax (+49 (2461) 340 452), regular mail or email clearly directed to Walter Brodowsky, Sales and Marketing-Manager for shortwave broadcast. His emai address is walter.brodowsky@t-systems.com.

Verifications for most stations using T-Systems may be requested by writing T-Systems International at the following mail address:
T-Systems Business Services GmbH
Media and Broadcast
Mr. Walter Brodowsky
Business Unit Hoerfunk
Bastionstrasse 11-19
Bastionstr. 11-19
D-52428 Jüelich
Germany

(Source: World QSL Book)