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Monday, October 21, 2024
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
SM Radio Dessau slated for May Day broadcast
On Wednesday, May 1, 2024, SM Radio Dessau will broadcast three one-hour broadcasts, to observe the May Day Parade 2024.
The broadcast will air from the following relays:
All times UTC
0800 6070 kHz (10 kW) via Channel 292, Rohrbach-Waal, Germany
1200 6095 kHz (100 kW) via Media Broadcast, Nauen, Germany (repeat)
1900 3955 kHz (125 kW) via Encompass, Woofferton, UK (repeat)
Additional station information: http:///www.smradio-dessau.de
Monday, April 15, 2024
Media Broadcast Multi-Station Summer Schedules
GERMANY / FRANCE / TAJIKISTAN / UZBEKISTAN
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH A24 period 31.03.2024 - 26.10.2024.
Schedule of March 31st, 2024
FREQ STARTSTOP CIRAF ANT AZI DAY FROM TO LOC POW BRC LANG
/REMARKS
15255 1300-1330 41NE 125 418 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Nep
15440 1330-1400 49E 125 418 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Tha
15505 1300-1330 49NW 125 416 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Csh
15505 1330-1400 49NW 125 416 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Lis
15505 1400-1500 41NE 125 416 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Eng
15515 0200-0300 41NE 125 416 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Eng
15515 1200-1300 44N,45N 60 418 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Kor
15610 1200-1230 49 125 416 1234567 310324 261024 DB 100 AWR Mnw
7390 0430-0500 37,38W 210 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Fra
9555 2000-2030 46E,47W 185 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Fra
9610 0900-1000 28W 180 216 1 310324 261024 NAU 125 AWR Ita
9780 2000-2030 37,38W 210 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Fra
11790 2030-2100 46SE 180 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Yor
11800 1900-2000 37,38W 210 146 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Ara
11800 2000-2030 46SW 200 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Mos
11955 1930-2000 37,38W 210 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 125 AWR Shi
11960 0330-0400 48 140 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 125 AWR Tir
11960 0300-0330 48 140 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 125 AWR Orm
12040 2100-2130 46SE 180 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Pcm
12040 2130-2200 46SE 200 216 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Twi
15220 0600-0630 46S 175 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Fra
15220 0700-0800 37,38W 210 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Ara
15220 0830-0900 37,38W 210 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Shi
15355 1930-2000 46SE 180 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Ibo
15490 1630-1700 48 140 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Tir
15515 0400-0430 48 140 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Amh
17570 1730-1800 48SW,53N 155 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Mas
17725 1630-1700 48 140 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Amh
17725 1730-1800 48 145 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Orm
17790 0600-0630 46S 200 218 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 250 AWR Fra
9445 1500-1530 41S 163 911 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Tam
9490 2200-2300 43N,44N 76 904 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
9700 2300-2330 49E 121 418 2345 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Khm
9700 2300-2330 49E 121 418 167 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Khm
9700 2330-2400 49E 121 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Lao
11640 0000-0030 49E 122 878 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Vie
11730 0000-0100 43N,44N 76 904 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
11850 1430-1500 49NW 122 878 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Mya
11955 1530-1600 41N 141 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Hin
15320 2200-2230 54 131 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Xdy
15320 2230-2300 54 131 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Jan
15515 0000-0030 49E 121 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Tha
15515 0030-0100 49NW 121 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Csh
15515 0100-0130 43S,44S 110 910 12345 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Nan
15515 0100-0130 43S,44S 110 910 6 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
15515 0100-0200 43S,44S 110 910 7 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
15515 0130-0200 43S,44S 110 910 123456 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Yue
15600 1200-1230 33,43-44 76 904 67 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
15600 1200-1230 33,43-44 76 904 12345 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Nan
15600 1230-1300 33,43-44 76 904 123457 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Yue
15600 1230-1300 33,43-44 76 904 6 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
15680 1530-1600 41S 163 910 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Kan
15710 1300-1330 54 110 910 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Hak
15710 1400-1500 43S,44S 110 910 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Cmn
17620 1330-1400 49E 121 418 12346 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Isn
17620 1330-1400 49E 121 418 57 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Lao
17720 1030-1100 43N,44S 76 904 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Mon
17790 1330-1400 41NE 110 910 56 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Hmn
17790 1330-1400 41NE 110 910 14 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Asm
17790 1330-1400 54N 110 910 237 310324 261024 TAC 100 AWR Ind
9635 1815-1830 39,4 130 216 1 310324 261024 NAU 250 BVB Mul
9720 1830-1900 37N 230 216 1 310324 261024 NAU 125 BVB Mul
9810 1730-1830 39 126 216 1 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
9810 1730-1830 39 126 216 7 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
9810 1700-1715 39 126 216 6 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
9810 1700-1730 39 126 216 5 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
9810 1830-1915 39 126 216 1 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
11655 0600-0615 4647,38,37 180 146 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 125 BVB Mul
11855 1800-1900 39,4 105 216 5 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
11855 1800-1830 39,4 105 216 6 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
11855 1830-1900 39,4 105 216 13 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
13730 0500-0515 39,4 120 216 6 310324 261024 NAU 250 BVB Mul
15310 1600-1730 38-3947-48 150 218 1 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1600-1630 38-3947-48 150 218 2 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1600-1630 38-3947-48 150 218 3 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1700-1730 38-3947-48 150 218 3 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1630-1730 38-3947-48 150 218 7 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1700-1730 38-3947-48 150 218 4 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1700-1730 38-3947-48 150 218 5 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
15310 1600-1630 38-3947-48 150 218 56 310324 261024 NAU 100 BVB Mul
17650 1400-1430 41 102 218 7 310324 261024 NAU 250 BVB Mul
1st Sat p.Month.
17650 1430-1500 41 102 218 17 310324 261024 NAU 250 BVB Mul
9490 1710-1730 38E,39,40W 141 616 24 310324 261024 SOF 100 BVB Mul
15300 1430-1500 47,48 236 418 1234567 310324 261024 TAC 100 BVB Mul
17670 1200-1230 43S,44S 110 911 7 310324 261024 TAC 100 BVB Mul
17670 1230-1245 54 121 418 1 310324 261024 TAC 100 BVB Mul
15275 1600-1700 48 130 211 1234567 310324 261024 ISS 250 DWL Amh
15275 1215-1300 47E,48W 133 206 4 310324 300624 ISS 250 DWL Ara
17800 1600-1700 48 130 217 1234567 310324 261024 ISS 250 DWL Amh
17800 1215-1300 47E,48W 133 207 4 310324 300624 ISS 250 DWL Ara
15275 1830-1915 47E,48W 150 218 4 310324 300624 NAU 250 DWL Ara
17840 1830-1915 47E,48W 150 218 4 310324 300624 NAU 250 DWL Ara
6055 1030-1100 27,28 222 146 17 310324 261024 NAU 125 EMG Mul
11700 1530-1630 29S 100 146 7 310324 261024 NAU 125 HCJ Mul
11615 2000-2100 37-3846-47 213 146 35 310324 261024 NAU 100*M4J Mul
11710 1830-1930 29-3039-41 101 216 35 310324 261024 NAU 100*M4J Mul
13730 1800-1900 48N,48SW 158 218 35 310324 261024 NAU 100*M4J Mul
17670 1300-1400 43-4445-50 62 218 35 310324 261024 NAU 100*M4J Mul
6165 0430-0450 27,28 85 146 1234567 310324 261024 NAU 125 NHK Rus
15420 1700-1730 38E,39S,48 144 218 246 310324 261024 NAU 100 SBO Mul
6095 0800-0900 27E,28NW 233 156 1 310324 261024 NAU 100 SKW Mul
1st Sun p.Month.
6095 1000-1100 27E,28 233 156 1 210424 210424 NAU 100 SMD Deu
6095 1000-1100 27E,28 233 156 1 210724 210724 NAU 100 SMD Deu
6095 1000-1100 27E,28 233 156 1 201024 201024 NAU 100 SMD Deu
6095 1200-1300 27E,28 233 156 4 010524 010524 NAU 100 SMD Deu
* = DRM ... Day 1 = Sunday ... Day 7 = Saturday
List of Broadcasters which are using MEDIA BROADCAST (MBR) broadcasting
facilities:
AWR Adventist World Radio
BVB High Adventure Gospel - Bible Voice Broadcasting
DWL Deutsche Welle Bonn / Berlin, Germany
EMG Evangelische Missionsgemeinden in Deutschland
HCJ Reach Beyond (former Voice of the Andes)
Sats only, 1530 UTC Russian, 1600 UTC Chechen language
M4J Music 4 Joy
NHK NHK (JAPAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION) Tokyo, Japan
SBO Sagalee Bilisummaa Oromoo, Voice of Oromo Liberation. Berlin
SKW Foerderverein "Sender Koenigs Wusterhausen" e.V.
SMD SM Radio Dessau, Germany
Michael Puetz
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH
Order Management & Backoffice
Erna-Scheffler-Strasse 1
D-51103 Cologne
Germany, Europe
Please send your inquiries and reception reports to:
E-Mail: QSL-Shortwave -at- media-broadcast.com
(MBR via Michael Bethge-D, wwdxc DXM April 2024)
(WWDXC Top Nx/13 Apr 2024)
Thursday, November 17, 2022
Winter frequency updates and information
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All times UTC
GERMANY
Media Broadcast tests transmissions via TAC/NAU
0430-0600 on 21460 TAC 100 kW / 110 deg to SEAs on November 29
0700-0830 on 17660 TAC 100 kW / 066 deg to EaAs on November 29
0700-0900 on 17660 NAU 250 kW / 040 deg to EaAs on November 29
0730-0900 on 21460 NAU 250 kW / 061 deg to SEAs on November 29
1130-1300 on 15170 TAC 100 kW / 090 deg to SEAs on November 29
1130-1300 on 17610 NAU 250 kW / 061 deg to SEAs on November 29
1230-1400 on 11875 NAU 250 kW / 040 deg to EaAs on November 29
2200-2330 on 7330 TAC 100 kW / 090 deg to SEAs on November 29
2215-2345 on 9545 NAU 250 kW / 040 deg to EaAs on November 29
2330-0100 on 11870 NAU*250 kW / 061 deg to SEAs on November 29
* wrong HFCC 11870 SOF 250 kW / 061 deg to SEAs on November 29
TURKEY
Winter B-22 frequency changes of TRT Voice of Turkey:
0700-0955 NF 11925 EMR 500 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Turkish, cancelled in B-22
0900-0925 NF 9840 EMR 250 kW / 072 deg to CeAs Georgian, ex 1100-1155 on same
0900-0925 NF 17770 EMR 250 kW / 072 deg to CeAs Turkmen, ex 1300-1325 on 11965
0930-0955 NF 11970*EMR 500 kW / 290 deg to SEEu Italian, ex 1500-1525 on 7255
0700-1255 NF 15480 EMR 500 kW / 150 deg to N/ME Turkish, cancelled in B-22
1100-1155 NF 17715 EMR 500 kW / 290 deg to WeEu French, ex 2030-2125 on 5970
1330-1425 NF 13685 EMR 500 kW / 072 deg to CeAs Uyghur, cancelled in B-22
1830-2155 NF 6120 EMR 500 kW / 138 deg to N/ME Turkish, ex 1700-2155 in B-21
*1230-1255UT 11970*EMR 500 kW / 290 deg to SEEu Italian, wrong time in HFCC!!
USA
WTWW Legends becoming WRMI Legends via Okeechobee November 15
2200-2300 on 9395 RMI 100 kW / 355 deg to ENAm English Dly WRMI-06
2300-2400 on 5950 RMI 100 kW / 355 deg to ENAm English Dly WRMI-08
2300-2400 on 9455 RMI 100 kW / 285 deg to MEXI English Dly WRMI-05
0000-0100 on 9455 RMI 100 kW / 285 deg to MEXI English Dly WRMI-05
0200-0300 on 5850 RMI 100 kW / 315 deg to WNAm English Sun WRMI-12
0200-0300 on 7730*RMI 100 kW / 044 deg to WeEu English Sun WRMI-01
0200-0300 on 15770 RMI 100 kW / 044 deg to WeEu English Sun WRMI-09
0300-0400 on 9395 RMI 100 kW / 355 deg to ENAm Mo/We/Th-Sa WRMI-06
* inactive at present due to antenna system damage of Hurricane Ian
(DXB 17 Nov 2022)
Wednesday, August 10, 2022
Special programming planned for August broadcasts
Atlantic 2000 International is scheduled to broadcast again on 13 August 2022, at 0800-0900 UTC on 9670 kHz. German programming will be relayed from Germany's Channel 292. Program details to: atlantic2000international@gmail.com
SM Radio Dessau will air on 14 August using 100 kW via Media Broadcast in Nauen, Germany. Programming will be at 1500 UTC on 6095 kHz. Send your reception reports to:
axberger@smradio-dessau.de or by postal mail to: Max Berger, Saalestrasse 44, 06846 Dessau, Germany
(BDXC/ADDX)
Sunday, February 20, 2022
Radio Öömrang (Radio Amrum) scheduled for annual broadcast, February 21
The annual winter broadcast of Radio Öömrang (Radio Amrum), will be broadcast on February 21, 2022.
This special broadcast airs on February 21, a North Frisian holiday (Bikebrånen), and is relayed by Media Broadcast. It was founded by the amateur radio operator, Arjan Kolzow on the island of Amrum in North Germany.
The first broadcast was in 2006. Most of the programming is in the North Frisian language (Öömrang dialect), as well as Standard German and English. Programming is aimed at the descendants of North Frisian immigrants in North America.
English station identifications are noted as, “this is Radio Öömrang, the freedom voice of Öömrang.”
The 2022 broadcast is scheduled for 1600-1700 UTC on 15215 kHz (500 kW) relayed via Issoudun, France by Media Broadcast transmitter facilities.
Radio Öömrang does not verify reception reports, however, you may direct your program details to: qsl@sortwave@media-broadcast.com or postal address: Media Broadcast GmbH, Order Management & Backoffice, Erna-Scheffler, Strasse 1, 51103 Cologne, Germany. Additional contact info@media-broadcast.com
For an audio sample from the 2016 broadcast, go to the Shortwave Central YouTube channel at::https://youtu.be/Sd2Tlf2i1Sk
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Annual broadcast of Radio Öömrang, set for February 21
The annual winter broadcast of Radio Öömrang (Radio Amrum), has been confirmed by Media Broadcast.
The annual program is broadcast on February 21, a North Frisian holiday. The program was founded by the amateur radio operator, Arjan Kolzow on the island of Amrum in North Germany.
The first broadcast was in 2006. Programming is in the North Frisian language (Öömrang dialect), as well as Standard German. Programming is aimed at the descendants of North Frisian immigrants in North America.
The 2021 broadcast is scheduled for 1600-1700 UTC on 15215 kHz, relayed via Issoudun, France transmitter facilities.
Send your program details to qsl-shortwave@media-broadcast.com or postal address: c/o Mr. Michael Puetz, Media Broadcast GmbH, Order Management & Backoffice, Erna-Scheffler, Strasse 1, 51103 Cologne, Germany. Additional contact info@media-broadcast.com
Wednesday, July 01, 2020
RADIO SE-TA 2 announces 'A New German Voice'
RADIO SE-TA 2 – A NEW GERMAN VOICE IS BACK ON THE AIR IN 2020!
RADIO SE-TA 2 is broadcasting primarily to German citizens in Europe and the world, who live outside of Germany. Our programs include information and music from Germany and the world to maintain the connection to their home.
A quarterly program series starts on July 4th, 2020 with a one hour show called "Let's Go Rock'n Roll".
This time our program is from Nauen via the facilities of MEDIA BROADCAST on 6095 kHz with a radiation power of 125 KW.
The reception area will be all of Central Europe.
These quarterly programs will always be aired on the 1st Saturday in the new quarter.
Summer period: 10.00-11.00 UTC (= 12.00-13.00 CEST).
Winter period: 11.00-12.00 UTC (= 12.00-13.00 CET).
Transmissions are already booked as follows:
04.07.2020 / 03.10.2020 / 02.01.2021 / 03.04.2021 - save the dates!
Your letters with comments, criticisms, music requests and reception reports are welcome to: SE-TA@web.de
We'll get back to you in 2020/2021 with our response and ask for your valued patience.
Yours sincerely
Christoph
Radio SE-TA 2
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Radio Öömrang scheduled for 2020 broadcast
a reminder of the annual broadcast, as seen in the Winter 2019-2020 edition of Global Radio Guide.
The winter schedule from Media Broadcast has included a
listing for the annual broadcast of Radio Öömrang (Radio Amrum). The
annual program is broadcast annually on February 21, a North Frisian holiday. The
program was founded by amateur radio operator, Arjan Kolzow on the island of
Amrum in North Germany.
The first broadcast was in 2006.Programming is in the North
Frisian language (Öömrang dialect), as well as Standard German. Programming
is aimed to the descendants of North Frisian immigrants in North America. The
2020 broadcast is scheduled for 1600-1700 UTC on 15215 kHz, relayed via
Issoudun, France transmitter facilities. Send your program details to: qsl-shortwave@media-broadcast.com or postal address: c/o
Mr Michael Puetz, Media Broadcast GmbH, Order Management & Backoffice,
Erna-Scheffler, Strasse 1, 51103 Cologne, Germany. Additional contact: info@media-broadcast.com
Wednesday, July 03, 2019
Radio Joystick slated for Sunday broadcast
Radio Joystick, The Charlie-Prince Show,
Moosbrunn, Austria, will be on air Sunday July 7
at 1000 UTC, like all the first Sunday of the month on 7330 kHz: https://radiojoystick.de/
"Since 2013 we broadcast via Media Broadcast. The
transmitters are located in the small town of Moosbrunn near Vienna,
broadcasting our shows on every first Sunday of each month at 12:00 h German
time with 100 kW at 7330 kHz on shortwave to Western Europe!
We broadcast on the first Sunday of each month on shortwave 7330 kHz in Europe!
On the Internet, the latest program is available at any time on demand for your
listening pleasure. Our programs are produced for syndication as a free offer
to stations that easily and efficiently may add their own jingles and
commercials!"
Monday, March 25, 2019
Special DRM transmissions, March 26-27
Media Broadcast will conduct special DRM transmissions on March 26-27, directed to the DRM General Assembly Meeting in Spain:
1000-1100 UTC on 13670*NAU 100 kW / 210 deg to CeEu English The Mighty KBC
Monday, February 20, 2017
Radio Öömrang annual February 21 broadcast
Radio Öömrang (“Radio Amrum”) is tentatively scheduled for their annual February 21st broadcast. Each year, on this special day, broadcast are conducted to celebrate the major North Frisian holiday (Biikebrånen).
The initial programs were founded by radio amateur Arjan Kölzow on the island of Amrum in North Germany. The first shortwave broadcast was on 21 February 2006, and have continued their annual programming aimed at the descendants of North Frisian immigrants in North America. Programming is presented bilingually in Standard German and English, including interviews in the North Frisian language, which is part of the Öömrang dialect.
This year’s broadcast is tentatively scheduled for 1600-1659 UTC on 15215 kHz, relayed via the Nauen, Germany or the Issoudun, France transmitter sites. For a full data QSL, send your reception reports to: Media Broadcast qsl-shortwave@media-broadcast.com
You Tube link from 2016 broadcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffbd5oB0SLs
Monday, October 03, 2016
Media Broadcast Frequency Updates
Media Broadcast GmbH, part of the TDF Group is a major
transmitter network operator in Germany. MB owns the shortwave transmitter
center Nauen, Germany.
The following frequency updates, should remain active to 30
October 2016, when many worldwide shortwave stations will adjust to the winter
schedule period.
All times UTCMedia Broadcast
Mighty KBC Radio
0000-0100 on 6145 NAU 125 kW / 300 deg to NoAm English Sun from Sept.4
0100-0200 on 6145 NAU 125 kW / 300 deg to NoAm English Sun, Oct.2 only
Bible Voice Broadcasting 0832-0902 on 17535 NAU 125 kW / 145 deg to NEAf Arabic Fri, cancelled
0902-0917 on 17535 NAU 125 kW / 145 deg to NEAf English Fri, cancelled
1400-1430 on 17650 ISS 250 kW / 083 deg to SoAs English 1st Sat, cancelled
1445-1530 on 15640 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs Urdu Mon-Wed, additional
1445-1530 on 15640 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs Punjabi Thu-Sat, additional
1530-1600 on 15640 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs Urdu Fri, no change
1445-1545 on 15640 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs English Sun, additional
1500-1530 on 15640 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs Urdu Wed, cancelled
1530-1545 on 15640 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs English Sun, cancelled
1645-1700 on 13580 NAU 250 kW / 125 deg to N/ME Arabic Sat, additional
1800-1830 on 11855 NAU 100 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Arabic Sat, additional
Pan American Broadcasting
1400-1430 on 15205 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs English Sun, cancelled
1415-1430 on 15205 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs English Mon-Sat, cancelled*
1430-1445 on 15205 SCB 050 kW / 090 deg to SoAs English Sun, no change
1930-2000 on 9515 NAU 250 kW / 155 deg to NoAf English Sun, no change
(SWL DXing 02 Oct 2016)1400-1430 on 15205 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs English Sun, cancelled
1415-1430 on 15205 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs English Mon-Sat, cancelled*
1430-1445 on 15205 SCB 050 kW / 090 deg to SoAs English Sun, no change
1930-2000 on 9515 NAU 250 kW / 155 deg to NoAf English Sun, no change
Monday, June 13, 2016
IRDR Project offers global HF platform for disaster situations
The aim of the project is to identify and select dedicated frequency channels, completely free from interference, and to have them assigned under the Article 5 of the Radio Regulations (RR) of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).
The project is currently being implemented at the HFCC-ASBU-ABU groups: several frequencies, and their adjacent channels, have been selected and have been made available around the clock and on global basis thanks to the coordination activity carried out within the groups by the Members.
The selected frequency channels which are allocated for the project until today can be found at http://www.hfcc.org/humanitarian/
International Radio for Disaster Relief (IRDR)
International Radio for Disaster Relief (IRDR)The IRDR (International Radio for Disaster Relief) project was founded to identify and select dedicated frequency channels, completely free from interference, and to have them assigned under the Article 5 of the Radio Regulations (RR) of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). The project is currently being implemented at the HFCC (High Frequency Co-ordination Conference), ASBU (Arab States Broadcasting Union) and ABU (Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union) groups. Several frequencies, and their adjacent channels, have been selected and have been made available around the clock and on global basis.
Background:
Shortwave radio was by far the most widely used means of distribution of international broadcasting only a couple of decades ago. In contrast with the rest of the radio spectrum, no acceptable method of assigning frequencies has ever been developed since the discovery of shortwave propagation in the 1920s. The unacceptable level of mutual interference among stations, and an improved climate after the end of the Cold War led to the development of global co-ordination HFCC (High Frequency Co-ordination Conference).
The HFCC is a non-governmental, non-profit association and is registered as a regional co-ordination group with the Radiocommunication Sector of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-R). It is also a Sector Member of the ITU-R. The HFCC manages and coordinates global databases of international shortwave broadcasting, by providing tools and services to its Members for the resolution or minimisation of instances of mutual interference among shortwave transmissions.
Aim of the IRDR project:
Because shortwave radio has always been associated with its potential of being a communication tool in emergencies, this use of shortwave radio is still very much present among amateur radio enthusiasts. Amateur radio provides a means of communication on shortwaves and other frequencies "when all else fails".
But although the life-saving role of radio broadcasting is widely recognised by the public, and confirmed by surveys conducted after recent disasters - and even acknowledged by world leaders - no concrete projects have been ever designed and no regulatory framework has been developed.
Furthermore in contrast to amateur radio the huge technical potential of international shortwave broadcasters that operates transmitter facilities tens, or hundred times, more powerful than those of amateur radio, remains almost unused in emergencies
That is why the HFCC in co-operation with the ASBU and ABU are working on the IRDR project that is based on the system of online co-ordination of frequencies managed by the HFCC in accordance with International Radio Regulations.
The purpose of the IRDR project is to offer to the world community a global platform for a wireless radio service to audiences in disaster and post-disaster situations when local and even regional communication and information networks are destroyed or overloaded and the population affected by the disaster suffers from an information blackout.
The distribution of radio content has become more fragmented with the advent of new - mainly digital - technologies, but the role of shortwave broadcasting as "crisis radio" was again identified during recent disasters. International broadcasters and their listeners have been aware of the unique property of shortwaves. Shortwave radio is capable of covering all world regions and therefore its implementation for disaster risk reduction and mitigation needs a co-ordinated system. The present proposal sets out the groundwork for a project of participating broadcasters, technical specialists and frequency managers.
External links / Sources:
http://www.hfcc.org/humanitarian
ITU Radiocommunication Study Groups, Source: Annex 16 to Document 6A/264, Subject: Question ITU-R 118-1/6, Document 6A/294-E, 3 October 2013
http://www.diamundialradio.org/node/521
Michael Puetz
Sales Consultant, Business Unit Radio & Chairman of the IRDR Project Working Group
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH
Monday, December 21, 2015
Christmas Eve programming from Media Broadcast
On Dec 24, 2015 Media Broadcast will transmit a four hour long program on behalf of NDR (Norddeutsche Rundfunk) in Hamburg. The transmission is intended for sailors and Marine personnel on the high seas, who cannot celebrate Christmas with their family and relatives. Transmission times will be 19.00-21.00 hours UTC.
Below you'll find the complete frequency schedule for the transmissions.
Happy Tuning !!
1900-2100 UTC on 6185 kHz towards CIRAF 27,80,36,81,11 NAU 125 kW
1900-2100 UTC on 9810 kHz towards CIRAF 41,49,54,79,58 MOS 100 kW
1900-2100 UTC on 9830 kHz towards CIRAF 57,53,48,79 ISS 250 kW
1900-2110 UTC on 9885 kHz towards CIRAF 48,53,41,79 NAU 125 kW
1900-2100 UTC on 11650 kHz towards CIRAF zones 13,46,15,66,52,57 ISS 250 kW
2100-2300 UTC on 6040 kHz towards CIRAF 27,80,36,81,11 NAU 125 kW
2100-2300 UTC on 9515 kHz towards CIRAF 48,53,41,79 NAU 125 kW
2100-2300 UTC on 9655 kHz towards CIRAF 13,46,15,66,52,57 ISS 250 kW
2100-2300 UTC on 9765 kHz towards CIRAF 41,49,54,79,58 MOS 100 kW
(Jan Oosterveen via shortwavesites list)
Frequency updates from Media Broadcast
Media Broadcast changes
All times UTC
Clandestine
Voice of Khaatumo, Codka Khaatumo, cancelled from December 11:
1700-1730 on 17580 ISS 250 kW / 120 deg to EaAf Somali Mon-Fri
Effective: 05 December
English
1515-1545 on 13630 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg to SoAs - Saturday
Germany
Voice of Oromo Liberation, frequency change from December 13
1700-1730 11810 NAU 100 kW / 145 deg to EaAf Oromo Wed, ex 17630
1730-1800 11810 NAU 100 kW / 145 deg to EaAf Amharic Wed, ex 17630
(I Ivanov DX Nx)
Friday, February 20, 2015
Radio Öömrang annual broadcast
This year, on February 21, 2015, radio hobbyists are gearing up to monitor the annual broadcast from Radio Öömrang ("Radio Amrum") which is a major Frisian holiday.
Programming was originally founded by the radio amateur Arjan Kölzow on the island of Amrum in North Germany. The first program on shortwave was February 21, 2006. Programming is broadcast in Frisian, an Öömrang dialect, as well as broadcasting in Standard German. The annual broadcast is aimed at the descendants of North Frisian immigrants in North America.
English station identifications have been heard as; :this is Radio Öömrang, the free voice of the Frisian people." Programming is relayed via Media Broadcast facilities.
At this publishing time, final broadcast confirmation has not been received, however as in previous years, the following schedule information is indicated. Any corrected schedule will be posted on this blog.
Annual shortwave broadcast of Radio Öömrang from Amrum Island, German North Frisian Islands
Schedule in 2014 was 1600-1659 UTC on 15215 kHz via Media Broadcast in Frisian dialect, German and English.
A reply in response to this year's planned broadcast: Many thanks for your kind email. As always, reception reports are most welcome, send to:
QSL-Shortwave@ media-broadcast.com
MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH
Erna-Scheffler-Strasse 1
51103 Koeln
Germanywww.media-broadcast.com
Monday, July 07, 2014
Walter Brodowsky, set to retire from Media Broadcast
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| One of several QSLs from Media Broadcast |
first DTK-Julich and then later from Media Broadcast. Speaking for myself, his dedication to his responsibility to verification replies was a first.He will be missed and hopefully his replacement will carry on this tradition........
Edward Kusalik
Received this e-mail:
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, dear Customers,
Special greetings from MEDIA BROADCAST’s Headquarter at Cologne.
I would like to let you know that after 43 years on duty of which approx. 38 years in different (technical and commercial) functions in short-wave business surprisingly I received a remarkable offer from my
Employer MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH to realize a special form of early retirement which I really couldn't refuse.
As I agreed with that offer in result my last working day on duty in the office will be Friday, 18th July 2014.
Regarding MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH’s short-wave business, my successor will be my colleague Michael Pütz who is well known as Frequency Manager during the most recent “High Frequency Coordination Conference” (HFCC) and “Group of Eight” frequency coordination business for many years
already. Please be so kind and send all your email correspondence to Michael’s email address instead of mine in the future. Please note Michael's phone contact as following: *_+49 221 7101 5319_*
Volker Behling, who is also well known at customer side will be supporting the commercial activities, too. Please note Volkers phone contact as following: *_+49 221 7101 5316_*
Having said that, I have to admit that I will leave my long lasting employment which was mainly focused on all aspects of global short-wave business with a “laughing” and a “crying eye” – the laughing eye because from that date as mentioned above I will be able to take full time opportunity for new challenges and new projects which will have more private character and which were not possible to be realized until yet due to lack of time availability. For me, this is a real dream come through having the complete freedom to do this now and start a new segment in my life as having much more time available for my family including children and grandchildren.But also I will leave with a crying eye by closing that door behind in my life when I think back of all those fine people who I was allowed and privileged to meet and to talk to during meetings and customer contacts as well as during all those HFCC conferences face to face since 1995 when I started these commercial activities regarding short-wave business.
Let me take this opportunity to say “thank you very much” to all of you for a long term good business partnership in the best spirit to create a better world which should be a little bit more peaceful as it is today.
By the way, I tried to forget nobody to inform, but if it should be so, please don’t feel insulted if I forgot somebody to put in the loop.
“Au revoir” and “wishing well” for you all, your families and your personal future and best wishes
Sincerely your’s and best regards
*Walter Brodowsky
*Head of Short-wave
Senior Expert Sales **
*MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH**
*Erna-Scheffler-Straße 1
51103 Cologne
t. +49 (0) 221 7101 – 5356
f. +49 (0) 6081 100 68 7127
m. +49 (0) 171 563 9738
walter.brodowsky@media-broadcast.com
(Edward Kusalik, Alberta, Canada)
Monday, January 28, 2013
Voice of America winter schedule revisions
Voice of America
via Media Broadcast
1600-1700 on 17895 WER 250 kW / 150 deg to CeAf English
1630-1700 on 15670 WER 250 kW / 180 deg to CeAf Portuguese Fri
2030-2100 on 9690 NAU 250 kW / 185 deg to CeAf Hausa Mon-Fri
1630-1700 on 11905 WER 250 kW / 150 deg to SDN En"So.Sudan in Focus" Mo-Fr
1630-1700 on 13625 WER 250 kW / 150 deg to SDN En"So.Sudan in Focus" Mo-Fr
1800-1830 on 9645 WER 250 kW / 150 deg to SDN Arabic "Afia Darfur"
1900-1930 on 9815 NAU 250 kW / 155 deg to SDN Arabic "Afia Darfur"
1630-1700 on 15620 WER 250 kW / 135 deg to EaAf Somali
1730-1800 on 9485 NAU 250 kW / 140 deg to EaAf Afan Oromo Mon-Fri
1730-1800 on 9860 WER 250 kW / 150 deg to EaAf Afan Oromo Mon-Fri
1800-1900 on 9485 NAU 250 kW / 140 deg to EaAf Amharic
1800-1900 on 9755 WER 250 kW / 135 deg to EaAf Amharic
1900-1930 on 9485 NAU 250 kW / 140 deg to EaAf Tigrigna Mon-Fri
0230-0330 on 7360 WER 250 kW / 090 deg to WeAs Persian
0500-0600 on 9760 NAU 100 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Kurdish
1400-1500 on 13580 NAU 250 kW / 120 deg to WeAs Kurdish
1600-1800 on 11775 WER 250 kW / 090 deg to CeAs Georgian
1830-1900 on 9435 NAU 250 kW / 090 deg to CeAs Azeri
(DX Re Mix 765 via Balkan DX 29 Jan 2013)
Media Broadcast winter schedule revisions
Media Broadcast is a major transmitter network operator in Germany and owns the shortwave transmitting centers in Nauen and Wertachtal, Germany. The following is a partial listing of station winter schedule revisions.
All times UTC
Trans World Radio
0645-0700 on 5910 WER 100 kW / 055 deg Mon-Fri to WeEu Polish
0800-0850 on 6105 WER 100 kW / 300 deg Daily to NoEu English
0930-1000 on 7210 WER 100 kW / 105 deg Daily to WeEu Hungarian
1100-1130 on 6105 WER 100 kW / 105 deg Sat to EaEu Romanian
1500-1530 on 7295 WER 100 kW / 060 deg Mon to EaEu Belarussian
1500-1530 on 7295 WER 100 kW / 060 deg Tue-Fri to EaEu Russian
1630-1700 on 6105 WER 100 kW / 105 deg Sat to EaEu Romanian
Iceman Radio
0900-1000 on 6045 WER 100 kW / non-dir 4th Sun to CeEu Music
Transportradio
0900-1100 on 6095 WER 100 kW / non-dir Mon-Fri to WeEu Music
Mighty KBC Radio
0900-1600 on 6095 WER 100 kW / non-dir Sat/Sun to WeEu Music
Radio Joystick, from Feb.3 and test on Jan.20
1100-1200 on 7330 ISS 100 kW / 060 deg 1st Sun to CeEu German
Evangelische Missions Gemeiden
1130-1200 on 6055 WER 125 kW / non-dir Sat/Sun to CeEu German
1200-1230 on 13730 WER 250 kW / 045 deg Sat to FE Russian
1600-1630 on 9605 WER 250 kW / 060 deg Sat to EaEu Russian
Missionswerke Arche Stimme des Trostes
1200-1215 on 6055 WER 250 kW / non-dir Sun to CeEu German
Pan American Broadcasting
1400-1415 on 15205 NAU 100 kW / 090 deg Sun to SoAs English
1415-1430 on 15205 NAU 100 kW / 090 deg Daily to SoAs English
1430-1445 on 15205 NAU 250 kW / 090 deg Sun to SoAs English
1930-2000 on 9685 NAU 250 kW / 155 deg Sun to NoAf English
1930-2030 on 9685 NAU 250 kW / 155 deg Sat to NoAf English
HCJB Global Voice
1530-1630 on 13740 NAU 100 kW / 095 deg Sat to CeAs Russian
2245-2300 on 11920 WER 100 kW / 240 deg Daily to BRA Kulina
2300-2330 on 9835 NAU 100 kW / 240 deg Daily to BRA German
2300-0045 on 11920 WER 100 kW / 240 deg Daily to BRA Portuguese
OGM Radio Xoriyo
1600-1630 on 17630 ISS 500 kW / 130 deg Tue/Sat to EaAf Somali
Radio Oeoemrang
1600-1700 on 15215 WER 500 kW / 300 deg Tue Feb.21 to NoAm German
Voice of Oromiyan Liberation Front till Dec.30 and cancelled
1700-1730 on 15315 WER 125 kW / 135 deg Sun to EaAf Oromo
Voice of Oromo Liberation
1700-1800 on 13810 ISS 100 kW / 126 deg Sun/Wed to EaAf Oromo/Amharic
Christian Science Sentinel
1900-2000 on 5960 WER 100 kW / 075 deg Sat to EaEu Russian
Radio Biafra London till Jan.17 and cancelled
1900-2000 on 11830 WER 125 kW / 180 deg Thu/Sat to WCAf Igbo/
Athmik Yathra/Gospel For Asia
0030-0130 on 7215 NAU 250 kW / 100 deg to SoAs South East Asian langs
1230-1500 on 15285 NAU 250 kW / 089 deg to SoAs South East Asian langs
1330-1530 on 15235 NAU 250 kW / 085 deg to SEAs South East Asian langs
1530-1630 on 15150 NAU 250 kW / 099 deg to SoAs South East Asian langs
2330-0030 on 7240 NAU 250 kW / 085 deg to SEAs South East Asian langs
Radio Japan NHK World
0200-0500 on 9620 WER 250 kW / 135 deg to WeAs Japanese
1700-1900 on 15445 WER 250 kW / 135 deg to WeAs Japanese
2200-2300 on 9620 WER 500 kW / 135 deg to WeAs Japanese
Radio Dardasha 7:
0330-0345 on 6095 NAU 125 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Persian
1600-1615 on 9665 WER 250 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Persian
0300-0315 on 7325 NAU 250 kW / 124 deg to N/ME Arabic
0430-0445 on 5980 NAU 125 kW / 120 deg to N/ME Arabic
1700-1715 on 9440 WER 125 kW / 120 deg to N/ME Arabic
2000-2015 on 5940 NAU 250 kW / 120 deg to N/ME Arabic
0600-0615 on 9440 NAU 125 kW / 180 deg to CEAf Arabic
2030-2045 on 9515 NAU 250 kW / 180 deg to CEAf Arabic
Hamada Radio International:
0530-0600 on 7350 NAU 100 kW / 180 deg to WeAf Hausa Mon-Fri
Brother Stair/The Overcomer Ministry
1300-1400 on 15370 TRM 250 kW / 060 deg to SEAs English
1400-1600 on 9460 WER 100 kW / non-dir to WeEu English
1400-1600 on 13810 WER 100 kW / 120 deg to N/ME English
1900-2000 on 9835 WER 500 kW / 165 deg to NWAf English
Lutheran World Federation, Voice of Gospel (Sawtu Linjilia)
1830-1900 on 9800 WER 500 kW / 180 deg to WCAf Fulfulde
Radio Liberty
0300-0500 on 6105 WER 250 kW / 060 deg to EaEu Belorussian
0400-0500 on 6075 WER 250 kW / 060 deg to EaEu Belorussian
1500-1700 on 6120 WER 250 kW / 060 deg to EaEu Belorussian
1200-1230 on 15265 WER 250 kW / 075 deg to CeAs Kyrgyz
1400-1500 on 9595 WER 250 kW / 075 deg to CeAs Uzbek
1400-1500 on 13645 WER 250 kW / 075 deg to CeAs Uzbek
1500-1530 on 11790 NAU 250 kW / 075 deg to CeAs Kyrgyz
1500-1600 on 13775 NAU 250 kW / 085 deg to CeAs Avari/Chechen/Circassian
1600-1700 on 9445 NAU 250 kW / 085 deg to CeAs Tajik
1600-1800 on 11775 NAU 250 kW / 090 deg to CeAs Georgian
1700-1800 on 9585 NAU 250 kW / 095 deg to CeAs Russian "Caucasus Echo"
Radio Farda
0500-0730 on 13615 NAU 250 kW / 110 deg to WeAs Persian
1230-1430 on 13635 WER 250 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Persian
1500-1630 on 13680 WER 250 kW / 105 deg to WeAs Persian
Radio Mashaal
0500-0900 on 13580 NAU 250 kW / 094 deg to WeAs Pashto
Radio Free Afghanistan
1230-1330 on 13830 NAU 250 kW / 110 deg to WeAs Dari
1330-1430 on 13830 NAU 250 kW / 110 deg to WeAs Pashto/Dari
Deewa Radio
1400-1500 on 9565 WER 250 kW / 090 deg to WeAs Pashto
Radio Ashna
1530-1730 on 9770 NAU 250 kW / 110 deg to WeAs Dari/Pashto
(DX Re Mix 765 via Balkan DX 29 Jan 2013)
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