Brazilians on Shortwave

Special thanks to Balkan DX, for the Brazilian station listing update. As a rule, Brazilian station broadcast 0000-0400 UTC and sign-on about 0800-0830, extending to 0000 UTC. Various stations broadcast on a 24 hour schedule, or an abbreviated scheduled. All broadcast are in Portuguese, with an occasional mix of Spanish or English.

2380v ZYG852 R Educadora, Limeira SP //3255, 4825
2410 R Transamazonica
2460 ZYF204 Super Radio Alvorada, Rio Blanco AC
3235 ZYG860 Radio Clube, Marilia SP
3325 ZYG867 R Mundial, Sao Paulo SP
3355 R Educadora 6 de Agosto/Voz do Brasil, Xapuri AC //2380 [May relay 4885 Rdf Acreana at times]
3365 ZYG855 R Cultura, Araraquara SP
3375v ZYF276 R Municipal, Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira
3375 ZYG792 R Educadora, Guajara Mirim RO
4755v ZYF904 R Imaculada Conceicao, Campo Grande
4765 R Rural, Santarem PA
4775 ZYG207 R Congonhas, Congonhas MG
4785v R Caiari, Caiari/Porto Velho RO
4785v ZYG857 R Brasil, Campinas
4805v ZYF273 Rdf do Amazonas, Manaus AM
4815 ZYG640 R Difusora Londrina, Londrina PR
4825 ZYG868 R Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP //9675
4825 ZYG364 R. Educadora, Braganca PA //2380, 3255
4845v ZYF278 R Cultura, Manaus AM
4845v ZYG869 R Meteorologica, Paulista Ibitinga SP
4865 ZYF203 R Verdes Florestas, Cruziero do Sul
4865 R Parintins, Alvorado AM
4865 R Missoes da Amazonia, Obidos PA
4865 ZYG641 R Alvorado, Londrina PR
4875v ZYG810 R Roraima, Boa Vista RR
4885 ZYG362 R Clube do Para, Belem
4885 ZYF692 R Maria, Brasília, DF
4885 ZYF201 Rdf Acreana, Rio Blanco/Branco
4895 ZYE200 R Novo Tempo, Campo Grande PR
4895 ZYF274 R Bare, Manaus-AM (Ex-Radio Globo)
4905 ZYF693 R Anhanguera, Araguaina TO
4915 ZYF691 R Daqui, Goiania GO //11830 and 6080 at times
4915 ZYF360 Rdf Macapa, Macapa AC
4925v ZYF271 R Educacao Rural, Tefe AM //5035
4935v ZYF641 R Capixaba, Victoia ES
4945 R Ondas Tropicais, Marituba
4965 R Alvorado, Parintins AM
4975v R A Nossa Voz, Osasco SP
4975v ZYG865 R Iguatemi, SP
4985 ZYF690 R Brasil Central, Goiania  //11815
5015 R Cultura, Cuiaba MT //R Super Deus
5035 ZYG853 R Aparecida, Aparecida OT (2/13) //6135/9630/11855
5035 ZYF272 R Educacao Rural, Coari AM //4925
5045 ZYG360 R Guaruja (2/12)/R Cultura do Para, Belem PA
5045 ZYG850 R Guaruja Paulista
5055 ZYF274 Radio Jornal a Critica FM, Manaus
5055 ZYF901 Radio Difusora, Caceres MT
5940v R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu  //9665, 11750
5955 ZYE965 R Gazeta, Sao Paulo SP  //9685, 15325
5965 ZYE858 R Trans-Mundial, Santa Maria RS
5970 ZYE523 R Itatiaia, Belo Horizonte MG
5990 ZYE773 R Senado, Brasilia DF
5990 R.Bandierantes //6090, 9645, 11925
6000 ZYE852 R Guaiba, Porto Alegre RS

6010v ZYE521 R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG  //15191.4
6015 R Missionaria; relay from Montevideo, Uruguay //5940/9665/11750
6020 ZYE850 R Gaucha, Pto Alegre RS (9/11) //11915
6060 ZYE726 Super Radio Deus e Amor, Curitaba PR  //6120/9565/9585/9595/11725/11765/11805/11965
6070 ZYE765 R Capital, Rio de Janeiro RJ ; //11765 [Relays Super Radio Deus e Amor]
6080 ZYE726 R Marumby /Novas de Paz/R Daqui (8/11), Curitaba PR; //4915/9665
6090 ZYE956 R Bandierantes, Sao Paulo SP  //9645v/11925
6105 ZYE971 R Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP; //4825/9675
6105 ZYE728 R Cultura Filidelfia, Iguazu PR
6120 Super Radio Deus e Amor, Sao Paulo SP  //6060/9565/9585/9595/11725/11765/11805/11965
6135 ZYE954 R Aparecida, Aparecida SP  //5035/9630/11855
6150 ZYE950 R Record, Sao Paulo SP
6160 ZYE245 R Rio Mar, Manaus AM
6160 ZYE854 R Boa Vontade, Pto Alegre RS; //9550/11895
6180 R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia DF (2/13) //11780
7170v R Jovem Pan, Brasillian pirate
9505v ZYE951 R Record, Sao Paulo SP
9515 ZYE726 R Marumby, Curitaba PR
9530 ZYE858 R Transmundial, Santa Maria RS
9550v ZYE855 R Boa Vontade, Porto Alegre RS //6160/11895
9565v ZYE727 Super Radio Deus e Amor, Curitaba PR  //6060/6120/9585/
9595/11725/11765/11805/11965 [ex-R Tupi]
9585v ZYE969 Super Radio Deus e Amor, Sao Paulo SP  //6060/9565/11725/
11765/11805 [ex-R Tupi] reported as R Globo //9565
9595v Super Radio Deus e Amor //6060/6120/9565/9585/11765/11965
9630v ZYE954 R Aparecida, Aparecida SP //5035/6135/11855
9645v ZYE957 R Bandeirantes, Sao Paulo SP //6090/11925
9665v ZYE890 R Voz Missionaria/Super Radio Deus e Amor/R Marumby, Florianopolis SC; //5940/11750
9675 ZYE971 R Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP ; //4825
9685v ZYE963 R Gazeta, Sao Paulo SP  //5955, 15325
9695v ZYE245 R Rio Mar, Manaus AM
9820v R Nove de Julho, Sao Paulo SP
10000 PPE Observatorio Nacional, Rio de Janeiro
11715 R Marumby, Curitaba
11725 ZYE726 Super Radio Deus e Amor, R Marumby //6060/6120/9565/9585/9525/11765/11965
11735 ZYE858 R Transmundial, Santa Maria RS
11750v R Voz Missionaria, Florianopolis SC //5940/9665
11765 ZYE726 Super Radio Deus e Amor (also R. Deus), Curitaba PR //6060/9565/9585/9595/11805/11965 [ex-R Tupi]
11780 ZYE365 R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia //6180
11785 ZYE853 R Guaiba, Port Alegre RS //6000
11805 ZYE776 R Deus e Amor, Rio de Janeiro RJ //6060/6120/9565/9585/9595/11765/11965
11815 ZYE440 R Brasil Central, Goiania  //4985
11830 ZYE441 R Daqui, Goiania  //4915
11855 ZYE954 R Aparecida, Aparecida SP (2/13) //5035/6135/9630
11895 ZYE856 R Boa Vontade, Pto Alegre RS //6160/9550/12035
11915 ZYE851 R Gaucha, Porto Alegre RS  //6020

11925v ZYE958 R Bandeirantes, Sao Paulo SP (2/13) //6090/9645/11925
11935 R Transmundial, Santa Maria
11965 R Super Deus e Amor //6060/6160/9565/9585/9595/11765/11805
15190v ZYE522 R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte //6010 [15191+ lately]
15325 R Gazeta, Sao Paulo SP  //5955/9685
23539.8 R Super Deus e Amor [11765 harmonic; 23529.8?]
24054.8/U Hora Santa Catolica (4/12) [Harmonic/spur/relay?]
26045 R Cultura, Sao Paulo SP; [DRM]
27825 UNID Pirate
29090 R Rio Mar, Manaus AM, FM //6160/9695 [Studio link]
(Balkan DX -18 July 2013)

Radio Pam Am Begins Internet Broadcasting

In the past listener's have reached out to our organization, Pan American Broadcasting, letting us know that you have heard our Christian programming on a variety of stations throughout the world. Today we come to you sharing our newest venture - RADIO PAM AM ! This is an exciting Internet station bringing to you and to the world inspirational programming 7 days a week, 24 hours per day !
It's a Great Way to Hear the Truth ... Just Listen !
Providing innovative broadcasting platforms for our broadcasters and listeners is a very important part of our vision.  Radio Pan Am is our newest broadcasting platform and we are personally experiencing that our broadcasters are touching the lives of many more people around the world as a result of the Internet Station!

We are excited to announce that we have generated tremendous response via hits on the Radio Pan Am website.  We have been monitoring the traffic to the website: www.radiopanam.com/listen, and are excited to share with you our latest findings.  Please review the image below to see where in the world our station is being heard.

The Radio Pan Am Internet station is on the air 7 days per week, 24 hours per day!  Anybody around the world with Internet access can hear the station.  Radio Pan Am provides many more people with the opportunity to listen to inspirational and uplifting programming!

In addition, Radio Pan Am is very excited to announce that the station has its own app for the iPhone and Android Smartphones!  You can now take Radio Pan Am on the go with these dedicated smartphone apps.  For more information on how to download the apps, visit www.radiopanam.com/listen, and click on the corresponding smartphone icons.  Additionally, you can search the App store on the iPhone or the Google Play store on the Android Smartphone and download the app. 

We will continue to keep you informed of our growing Radio Pan Am audience.  And, we would be most grateful if you could let us and/or our ministries know that you are listening to the uplifting Radio Pan Am Internet station!  It is so very important that we receive feedback from you so that we can continually improve upon our services.    

With gratitude,

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Carmen D Jung & The Pan American Broadcasting Team

Pan American Broadcasting

800-726-2620; 925-462-9800

www.panamericanbroadcasting.com

Radio Oman summer schedule update

Radio Sultanate of Oman

All times UTC / NF new frequency

0000-0200 NF  9760 THU 100 kW / 315 deg to WeEu Arabic additional
0200-0300 on 13600&THU 100 kW / 220 deg to EaAf Arabic
0300-0400 on 13600&THU 100 kW / 220 deg to EaAf English
1400-1500 NF 15140 THU 100 kW / 315 deg to WeEu English,ex 15560
1500-1600 NF 15140*THU 100 kW / 315 deg to WeEu Arabic, ex 15560
1600-2200 NF 15140#THU 100 kW / 315 deg to WeEu Arabic, ex 15595
2200-2400 NF 15355$THU 100 kW / 315 deg to WeEu Arabic additional
& unregistered, co-ch China Radio International in Tamil
* co-ch 1500-1530 Voice of America in Uzbek, only Monday
# co-ch 1615-1715 All India Radio in Russian in DRM mode
$ co-ch 2300-2330 Radio Veritas Asia in Tagalog Filipino

(DX Re Mix 790 via Ivo Ivanov/HCDX)

Radio Australia to close Chinese and Indonesian services

Effective 21 July, Radio Australia will suspend all Chinese and Indonesian broadcast on the following schedules.

All times UTC

2200-2330  9610 DHA 250 kW / 105 deg to SEAs Indonesian
2200-2330  11695 SHP 100 kW / 329 deg to SEAs Indonesian
0000-0030  17750 SHP 100 kW / 329 deg to SEAs Indonesian
0400-0500  17800 HBN 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Indonesian
0400-0530  17750 SHP 100 kW / 329 deg to SEAs Indonesian
1300-1430   9475 SHP 100 kW / 329 deg to SEAs Chinese
1300-1430   9965 HBN 100 kW / 318 deg to EaAs Chinese
1300-1430  12085 SHP 100 kW / 329 deg to SEAs Chinese
(DX Re Mix 790 via Ivo Ivanov/HCDX)

there is no word on how long the English service will remain.

Radio TV Algerienne summer schedule update

Algeria (using transmitters in Issoudun, France)

All times UTC

Radio TV Algerienne
:
0400-0458 on  7295 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Nat. Chaine 1

0500-0558 on  7295 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Nat. Chaine 1
0500-0505 on  9535 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf French news bulletin
0505-0558 on  9535 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Holy Quran program

0600-0605 on 11985 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf French news bulletin
0605-0658 on 11985 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Holy Quran pxrogram
1800-1900 on 13820 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Nat. Chaine 1

1900-2000 on 11765 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Nat. Chaine 1
1900-1905 on 13820 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf French news bulletin
1905-1958 on 13820 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Holy Quran px

2000-2100 on  9375 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Nat. Chaine 1
2000-2005 on 11765 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf French news bulletin
2005-2058 on 11765 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Holy Quran px

2100-2200 on  7495 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Nat. Chaine 1
2100-2105 on  9375 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf French news bulletin
2105-2158 on  9375 ISS 500 kW / 162 deg to CEAf Arabic Holy Quran program

2200-2205 on  7495 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf French news bulletin
2205-2258 on  7495 ISS 500 kW / 194 deg to NWAf Arabic Holy Quran program
(DX Re Mix 790 via Ivo Ivanov/HCDX)

HAARP Facility Shuts Down

15 July 2013

The High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) — a subject of fascination for many hams and the target of conspiracy theorists and anti-government activists — has closed down. HAARP’s program manager, Dr James Keeney at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, told ARRL that the sprawling 35-acre ionospheric research facility in remote Gakona, Alaska, has been shuttered since early May.

“Currently the site is abandoned,” he said. “It comes down to money. We don’t have any.” Keeney said no one is on site, access roads are blocked, buildings are chained and the power turned off. HAARP’s website through the University of Alaska no longer is available; Keeney said the program can’t afford to pay for the service. “Everything is in secure mode,” he said, adding that it will stay that way at least for another 4 to 6 weeks. In the meantime a new prime contractor will be coming on board to run the government owned-contractor operated (GOCO) facility.

More info:

http://www.arrl.org/news/view/haarp-facility-shuts-down?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

(Dino Bloise)

HLR test today

Dear Listeners,
Hamburger Lokalradio will be testing again today on 15785 KHz.

The Test Transmission will be between 16.00 and 20.00 UTC.

All reports to:  redaktion@hamburger-lokalradio.de 
 Thank you!

ERT adds four extra hours to schedule

Greece

Target areas as indicated

All times UTC
The new schedule is
0000-0350   7475 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to NoAm Greek
0000-0350  15650 AVL 100 kW / 226 deg to CeAm Greek
0000-0400   9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg to NoAm Greek
0400-0805*  9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek
0400-0805* 11645 AVL 100 kW / 182 deg to NoAf Greek
0400-0805* 15630 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to WeEu Greek
1200-1350  15630 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to WeEu Greek
1200-1650   9935 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to WeEu Greek
1200-1800   9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek
1400-1850  15650 AVL 100 kW / 105 deg to SoAs Greek
1700-2250   7450 AVL 100 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek
1800-2300   9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg to WeEu Greek
1900-2250  15630 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to WeEu Greek
2300-2400   7475 AVL 100 kW / 285 deg to NoAm Greek
2300-2400   9420 AVL 170 kW / 323 deg to NoAm Greek
2300-2400  15650 AVL 100 kW / 226 deg to CeAm Greek
*end of broadcasts with news bulletin 0800-0805/08
(DX Mix News 789/10 July 2013)

Radio Taiwan updates summer schedule

Radio Taiwan International

All times UTC

0100-0200  11875 TNN 250 kW 180 deg to SoEaAS English, cancelled
1000-1500 NF6180 HUW 100 kW 310 deg to EaAS Chinese, ex6135
1100-1200   9465 TNN 250 kW 180 deg to SoEaAS English, cancelled
1100-1300  11720 TAI 300 kW 300 deg to EaAS Chinese, cancelled
1200-1300   7445 PAO 100 kW 225 deg to SoEaAS Chinese, additional
1200-1300   9465 TNN 250 kW 180 deg to SoEaAS Amoy,  cancelled
1400-1500 NF9735 TNN 250 kW 205 deg to SoEaAS Indonesian, ex11875
1500-1600 NF7445 PAO 100 kW 225 deg to SoEaAS Thai,  ex7555
2200-2400  11700 TAI 300 kW 300 deg to EaAS Chinese, cancelled
(DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 3)

(WWDXC/Top News 1122)

South Africa summer schedule updates

South Africa

Channel Africa A13 summer schedule 
0300-0355  5980 MEY 250 kW 019 deg to EaCeAF English Mon-Fri
0300-0455  3345 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF English Mon-Fri
0500-0655  7230 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF English Mon-Fri
0600-0655 15255 MEY 250 kW 328 deg to WeAF English Mon-Fri
0700-1200  9625 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF English Mon-Fri
1200-1300  9625 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF Nyanja Mon-Fri
1300-1400  9625 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF Lozi Mon-Fri
1400-1500  9625 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF Portuguese Mon-Fri
1500-1600  9625 MEY 100 kW 005 deg to SoAF English Mon-Fri
1500-1555 15660 MEY 250 kW 005 deg to EaCeAF Swahili Mon-Fri
1600-1655 15235 MEY 250 kW 340 deg to WeAF French Mon-Fri
1700-1755 15235 MEY 250 kW 340 deg to WeAF English Mon-Fri

SA Radio League A-13 summer schedule 
0800-0900  7205 MEY 100 kW non-dir to SoAF English Sun
0800-0900 17660 MEY 250 kW 019 deg to EaAF English Sun, not 17570
1630-1730  3230 MEY 100 kW non-dir to SoAF English Mon

Radio Sonder Grense A-13 summer schedule
0500-0755  7285 MEY 100 kW 275 deg to SoAF Afrikaans
0800-1755  9650 MEY 100 kW 275 deg to SoAF Afrikaans
1800-0455  3320 MEY 100 kW 275 deg to SoAF Afrikaans
(DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 3)

(WWDXC/Top News 1122)

Saudi Arabia summer schedule update

Saudi Arabia

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
Target areas and languages as noted

All times UTC

BSKSA Radio Riyadh
0300-0555 15170 RIY 500 kW 355 deg to WeAS Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0300-0755 17895 RIY 500 kW 040 deg to CeAS Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0300-0955  9715vRIY ??? unregistered to NE/ME Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0400-0655 15285 RIY 500 kW 190 deg to CeSoAF Swahili
0600-0855 15380 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to NE/ME Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0600-0855 17730 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic General Program
0600-0855 17740 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Arabic General Program
0800-0955 17785 RIY 500 kW 270 deg to WeCeAF French
0900-1155 11935 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to NE/ME Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0900-1155 15490 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Arabic General Program
0900-1155 17570 RIY 500 kW 070 deg to SoEaAS Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0900-1155 17615 RIY 500 kW 100 deg to SoEaAS Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0900-1155 17805 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic General Program
0900-1155 21670 RIY 500 kW 100 deg to SoEaAS Indonesian
1000-1225 15250 RIY 500 kW 250 deg to WeCeAF English Radio Jeddah
1200-1355 15380 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to NE/ME Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1200-1355 17625 RIY 500 kW 100 deg to SoEaAS Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1200-1455 13775 RIY 500 kW 070 deg to SoAS Urdu
1200-1455 15120 RIY 500 kW 070 deg to SoAS Bengali
1200-1455 17705 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Arabic General Program
1200-1455 17895 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1200-1455 21505 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic General Program
1300-1555 17615 RIY 500 kW 190 deg to CeSoAF Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1400-1555 17660 RIY 500 kW 270 deg to WeCeAF French
1500-1700 15225 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic "Call of Islam"
1500-1700 15435 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Arabic "Call of Islam"
1500-1755  7240 RIY 500 kW 040 deg to WeAS Farsi
1500-1755  9885 RIY 500 kW 040 deg to CeAS Turkmen/Uzbek/Tajik
1500-1755 13710 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1600-1755 15205 RIY 500 kW 320 deg to WeEUR Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1600-1755 17560 RIY 500 kW 270 deg to WeCeAF Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1700-1755 15225 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic General Program
1700-1755 15435 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Arabic General Program
1800-2055  9675 RIY 500 kW 340 deg to NE/ME Turkish
1800-2255  9555 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic General Program
1800-2255  9870 RIY 500 kW 310 deg to WeEUR Arabic General Program
1800-2255 11820 RIY 500 kW 320 deg to WeEUR Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1800-2255 11915 RIY 500 kW 295 deg to NoEaAF Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
1800-2255 11930 RIY 500 kW 270 deg to WeCeAF Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
(DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 3)

(WWDXC/Top News 1122)

Voice of Nigeria summer schedule update

Nigeria

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

Target areas and languages as indicated

All times UTC

0500-0700 15120 IKO 250 kW 007 deg to NoAF English, not active at present
0700-0800 15120 IKO 250 kW 007 deg to NoAF French, not active at present
0800-0900 15120 IKO 250 kW 007 deg to NoAF English, not active at present
0800-0900  9690 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeCeAF Hausa
0900-1500  9690 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeCeAF English
1500-1600 15120 IKO 250 kW 007 deg to NoAF English, not active at present
1600-1630  9690 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to EaCeAF Swahili
1630-1700  9690 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeCeAF Yoruba
1700-1730  9690 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeCeAF Igbo
1730-1800 15120 IKO 250 kW 007 deg to NoAF Arabic, not active at present
1800-2000 15120 AJA 250 kW 007 deg to NoAF English DRM
2000-2100  7255 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeAF French
2100-2200  7255 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeAF Fulfulde
2200-2300  7255 AJA 250 kW 248 deg to WeAF Hausa
(DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 3)

(WWDXC/Top Nx 1122)

Radio Luxembourg relaunches new history website

Luxembourg Mike Barraclough tells us that Radio Luxembourg.co.uk has been relaunched as a history and tribute site for the English service. There are lots of interesting material and photos, plus audio and two videos in the gallery section at:  http://www.radioluxembourg.co.uk/  (BrDXC Communication magazine July 2013) (WWDXC/Top New 1122)

Weekly Propagation Forecast Bulletins

Product: Weekly Highlights and Forecasts

:Issued: 2013 Jul 08 0623 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
# Product description and SWPC web contact www.swpc.noaa.gov/weekly.html
#
#                Weekly Highlights and Forecasts
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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 01 - 07 July 2013

Solar activity was at low to moderate levels. Low levels were observed on 01 - 02 July, predominately from new Region 1785 (S11, L=006, class/area Ekc/680 on 05 July). Activity briefly increased to moderate levels on 03 July when new Region 1787 (S15, L=349, class/area Eai/170 on 05 July) produced an M1/Sf at 03/0708 UTC. Weak, low frequency radio emissions accompanied this event including a Type II spectral sweep with an estimated shock velocity of 1033 km/s. Activity levels returned to low on 04 July and remained there for the balance of the period. Numerous C-class activity, ranging from C1 to C8, was observed from Regions 1785 and 1787 during this time frame. At 06/1601 UTC, a faint, slow-moving coronal mass ejection (CME) was detected in SOHO/LASCO C2 imagery. WSA-ENLIL model output suggested the CME had an Earth-directed component with an arrival time expected for early on 10 July. The source location of this CME was uncertain. 

No proton events were observed at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at
high levels on 01 - 05 Jul and at moderate levels on 06 - 07 Jul. A
maximum flux of 6,620 pfu was observed at 04/1620 UTC. 

Geomagnetic field activity ranged from quiet to active levels. The period began with unsettled periods early on 01 July and relaxed to quiet levels through late on 05 July. During this time frame, ACE wind measurements indicated a gradual decay in speed from about 550 km/s to near 350 km/s. The interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) Bt ranged from 3 to 5 nT while the Bz component varied between +3 to -5 nT. The Phi component was in a predominately positive (away) orientation through late on the 5th. At about 05/1900 UTC, Bz gradually turned southward and remained so through about 07/0200 UTC. Bz reached a maximum of -13 nT at 06/0253 UTC while Bt peaked at 13 nT. The Phi angle switched to a predominately negative
(toward) orientation at about 06/0500 UTC and remained negative through about 07/1600 UTC. The geomagnetic field responded with unsettled to active conditions with minor to major high latitude storming through early on 07 July. This discontinuity in ACE, and the related geomagnetic activity, was possibly due to effects from the 30 June CME. For the balance of the period, the geomagnetic
field returned to quiet levels as Bz turned mostly positive to about +5 nT and wind speed further decayed to end-of-period values near 300 km/s. 

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 08 July - 03 August 2013

Solar activity is expected to be at predominately low levels with a chance for M-class activity through the outlook period. 

No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is expected to be at normal to moderate levels from 08 - 19 July and moderate to high levels from 20 July - 03 Aug. 

Geomagnetic field activity is expected to be unsettled to active levels from 08 - 11 July due to combined effects from a positive coronal hole high speed stream (CH HSS) and effects from the 06 July CME. Predominately quiet conditions are expected from 12 - 16 July. Unsettled to active conditions are expected from 17 - 21 July as a recurrent, negative CH HSS rotates into a geoeffective position.
Mostly quiet conditions are expected from 22 July - 03 August. 

Product: 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table 27DO.txt
:Issued: 2013 Jul 08 0623 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
# Product description and SWPC web contact www.swpc.noaa.gov/wwire.html
#
#      27-day Space Weather Outlook Table
#                Issued 2013-07-08
#
#   UTC      Radio Flux   Planetary   Largest
#  Date       10.7 cm      A Index    Kp Index
2013 Jul 08     125          10          3
2013 Jul 09     130          10          3
2013 Jul 10     135          15          4
2013 Jul 11     140           8          3
2013 Jul 12     140           5          2
2013 Jul 13     135           5          2
2013 Jul 14     120           5          2
2013 Jul 15     125           5          2
2013 Jul 16     120           5          2
2013 Jul 17     120          10          3
2013 Jul 18     125          15          4
2013 Jul 19     125          15          4
2013 Jul 20     125          15          4
2013 Jul 21     120          15          4
2013 Jul 22     110           8          3
2013 Jul 23     105           5          2
2013 Jul 24     100           5          2
2013 Jul 25     100           5          2
2013 Jul 26     105           5          2
2013 Jul 27     110           5          2
2013 Jul 28     110           5          2
2013 Jul 29     120           5          2
2013 Jul 30     125           5          2
2013 Jul 31     130           5          2
2013 Aug 01     135           5          2
2013 Aug 02     135           5          2
2013 Aug 03     130           5          2

(NOAA)

Monitoring Egypt crisis on shortwave

Supporters of  Egyptian President say military coup is underway

Power struggle breaks out in Egypt as President Morsi's security adviser claims a 'military coup is underway,' after the army vowed to defend its people against any 'terrorist, radical or fool' — words clearly aimed at Morsi.

Additional story at: http://www.foxnews.com/

Egypt

Radio Cairo

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
Target areas and languages noted

Any monitoring observations or frequency updates are welcome. This update from 29 April is the latest schedule from Radio Cairo.

All times UTC

0030-0430   9965 ABS 200 kW / 325 deg to NEAm Arabic + MERadio  9191v
0045-0200   9720 ABZ 250 kW / 330 deg to NoAm Spanish
0045-0200  13620 ABS 250 kW / 241 deg to SoAm Spanish
0045-0200  13855 ABS 250 kW / 286 deg to CeAm Spanish
0200-0330   9720 ABZ 250 kW / 330 deg to NoAm English
0200-0700  13850 ABS 250 kW / 315 deg to NoAm Arabic GS
0400-0600  15610 ABZ 250 kW / 170 deg to CEAf Swahili
0700-1100  17510 ABZ 100 kW / 250 deg to WeAf Arabic GS
1015-1215  17830 ABZ 250 kW / 090 deg to WeAs Arabic
1215-1330  17870 ABZ 250 kW / 090 deg to SoAs English
1230-1400  15710 ABS 250 kW / 106 deg to SEAs Indesian
1300-1600  15535 ABS 250 kW / 241 deg to WeAf Arabic
1330-1400  15365 ABZ 250 kW / 070 deg to WeAs Dari
1330-1530  15245 ABZ 100 kW / 070 deg to WeAs Farsi
1400-1600  15545 ABZ 250 kW / 070 deg to WeAs Pashto
1500-1600  13580 ABS 250 kW / 315 deg to EaEu Albanian
1500-1600  15160 ABS 250 kW / 061 deg to CeAs Uzbek
1530-1730  17840 ABZ 250 kW / 170 deg to CEAf Swahili
1600-1700  15450 ABZ 100 kW / 160 deg to ECAf Afar
1600-1800  15345 ABS 150 kW / 196 deg to CSAf English
1600-1800  15735 ABZ 250 kW / 090 deg to SoAs Urdu
1700-1730  15285 ABZ 100 kW / 160 deg to ECAf Somali
1700-1900   9280 ABS 250 kW / 005 deg to N/ME Turkish
1730-1900  15285 ABZ 100 kW / 160 deg to ECAf Amharic
1800-1900   9490 ABS 200 kW / 325 deg to WeEu Italian + MERadio  8716v
1800-2100  15710 ABS 250 kW / 241 deg to WeAf Hausa
1845-2000  17625 ABZ 250 kW / 245 deg to WeAf Fulfulde
1900-2000   9685 ABS 250 kW / 005 deg to EaEu Russian
1900-2000  12050 ABS 200 kW / 325 deg to WeEu German + MERadio  11276v
1900-2030  15290 ABZ 250 kW / 250 deg to WeAf English
1900-0030  11540 ABZ 100 kW / 160 deg to CEAf Arabic Voice of Arab
2000-2115  12050 ABS 200 kW / 325 deg to WeEu French + MERadio  11276v
2000-2200  15225 ABZ 250 kW / 110 deg to AUS  Arabic
2100-2300  15205 ABS 250 kW / 241 deg to WeAf French
2115-2245  11890 ABS 200 kW / 325 deg to WeEu English + MERadio  11116v
2215-2330  15480 ABZ 250 kW / 245 deg to SoAm Portuguese
2300-0030   9965 ABS 200 kW / 325 deg to NEAm English + MERadio  9191v
2330-0045  15480 ABZ 250 kW / 245 deg to SoAm Arabic
2330-0045  13855 ABS 250 kW / 286 deg to CeAm Arabic
Note: Many of these transmissions have severe technical problems such as extreme distortion and/or under modulation.
(Balkan DX/29 Apr 2013)

Radio Kuwait Summer Schedule

Effective to: 29 October 2013

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
Target areas and languages as noted

All times UTC

Radio Kuwait
0200-0900 5960 KBD 250 kW / non-dir to N/ME Arabic General Service
0500-0900 15515 KBD 300 kW / 059 deg to EaAs Arabic General Service
0800-1000 7250 KBD 500 kW / non-dir to WeAs Farsi
0900-1600 11630 KBD 250 kW / 230 deg to CeAf Arabic Holy Qur'an Sce
0900-1800 21540 KBD 500 kW / 310 deg to WeEu Arabic General Service
1000-1200 21580 KBD 500 kW / 084 deg to EaAs Tagalog
1000-1600 9750 KBD 300 kW / 286 deg to NEAf Arabic General Service
1600-1800 15540 KBD 300 kW / 100 deg to SoAs Urdu
1600-2100 6050 KBD 300 kW / non-dir to N/ME Arabic General Service
1700-2000 13650 KBD 500 kW / 350 deg to NoAm Arabic General Service
1800-2100 15540 KBD 500 kW / 310 deg to WeEu English
2000-2400 17550 KBD 500 kW / 350 deg to NoAm Arabic General Service
(DX Mix 788)

Weekly Propagation Forecast Bulletin

Product: Weekly Highlights and Forecasts

:Issued: 2013 Jul 01 0420 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
# Product description and SWPC web contact www.swpc.noaa.gov/weekly.html
#
#                Weekly Highlights and Forecasts
#
Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 24 - 30 June 2013

Solar activity was at low levels during the period. Numerous low-level C-class activity was recorded from a variety of regions, the largest a C9/1n at 24/1132 UTC from Region 1778 (S16, L=129, class/area Hsx/110 on 22 June). The largest region on the disk, Region 1775 (S26, L=223, class/area Dkc/410 on 18 June) was responsible for a few low-level C-class flares. Numerous filament eruptions were recorded during the period with possibly three observed to have Earth-directed CME components. The first Earth-directed eruption occurred during 24/1104 - 1204 UTC when a 15 degree long filament, centered near S14W26, erupted. The second Earth-directed eruption occurred during 28/0129 - 0250 UTC associated with a C4/Sf parallel-ribbon flare at 28/0159 UTC from Region 1777 (S15, L=162, class/area Cso/200 on 22 June). ENLIL model analysis suggested a possible weak impact from the resultant CME late on 30 June to early on 01 July. The third Earth-directed CME occurred during 29/0921 - 2342 UTC when a 16 degree long filament, centered near S17W22, erupted. ENLIL model analysis suggested a possible glancing blow from the resultant CME mid to late on 04 July. 

A greater than 10 MeV proton event at geosunchronous orbit was observed during the period. In response to an M2 flare observed on 21 June, protons became enhanced at approximately 21/1600 UTC. At 23/2010 UTC, flux levels exceeded the 10 pfu threshold, reached a maximum of 14 pfu at 24/0520 UTC and ended at 24/0850 UTC. 

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at high levels from 24 - 28 June, reaching a maximum flux of 17,678 at 27/1640 UTC. Electron flux levels decayed to moderate levels on 29 - 30 June. 

Geomagnetic field activity was at quiet to severe storm levels. The period began with quiet to active levels from 24 June to early on 25 June due to waning effects from a coronal hole high speed stream (CH HSS). During this period, solar wind speeds averaged about 550 km/s with total field (Bt) measurements in the 4 to 6 nT range and the Bz component mostly negative to -6 nT. Through midday on 27 June, wind speeds gradually decreased to about 375 km/s, Bt relaxed to about
2-3 nT while Bz was mostly neutral. The geomagnetic field responded with quiet to isolated unsettled levels. At 27/1353 UTC, wind speeds increased sharply from about 380 km/s to 460 km/s for a short period and then gradually declined to about 350 km/s through early on 29 June. Bt increased to 8 nT while the Bz component ranged from -5 to -7 nT. This discontinuity at the ACE satellite was possibly due to effects from the 24 June CME. A 44 nT sudden impulse was recorded at the Hartland magnetometer at 27/1440 UTC. The geomagnetic field responded with quiet to active conditions which persisted through early on 28 June. This was followed by a short interval of quiet levels through midday on 28 June. At about 28/0800 UTC, the Bz component began a slow, negative dive reaching a maximum of -12 nT at 27/1905 UTC. It remained between -10 nT to -12 nT through about 29/1100 UTC. Bt reached a maximum of 13 nT during this time frame. Through the remainder of the period, Bz generally indicated fluctuations of +/- 5 nT. By about 29/0400 UTC, solar wind began a gradual increase from 350 km/s to end the period near 500 km/s. From midday on 28 June through 29 June, the geomagnetic field responded  with unsettled to severe storm conditions. Indications are that this activity was a result of the 28 June slow-moving transient coupled with a corotating interaction region in advance of a recurrent, positive CH HSS. Additional indications of a transition from a transient feature to the CH HSS was a change in the Phi orientation from negative (toward) to positive (away) late on 28 June coupled with increases in temperature and density. By 30 June, the geomagnetic field had relaxed to quiet to unsettled conditions. Finally, a 24 nT shock passage was observed at the Hartland magnetometer at 30/1125 UTC, likely an indication of the arrival of the expected CME that erupted on 28 June. 

Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity 01 July - 27 July 2013

Solar activity is expected to be at predominately low levels with a slight chance for M-class activity through the outlook period. 

No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.

The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is expected to be at high to very high levels from 01 - 06 July, at normal to moderate levels from 07 - 19 July and high to very levels from 20 - 27 July. 

Geomagnetic field activity is expected to be unsettled to active levels due to combined effects from a positive CH HSS and effects from the 29 June CME. Predominately quiet conditions are expected from 06 - 16 July. Unsettled to active conditions are expected from 17 - 21 July as a recurrent, negative CH HSS rotated into a geoeffective position. Mostly quiet conditions are expected from 22 - 27 July. 

Product: 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table 27DO.txt
:Issued: 2013 Jul 01 0421 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
# Product description and SWPC web contact www.swpc.noaa.gov/wwire.html
#
#      27-day Space Weather Outlook Table
#                Issued 2013-07-01
#
#   UTC      Radio Flux   Planetary   Largest
#  Date       10.7 cm      A Index    Kp Index
2013 Jul 01     110           8          3
2013 Jul 02     110           5          2
2013 Jul 03     105          10          3
2013 Jul 04     100          15          3
2013 Jul 05     100           7          2
2013 Jul 06      95           5          2
2013 Jul 07     100           5          2
2013 Jul 08     110           5          2
2013 Jul 09     115           5          2
2013 Jul 10     115           5          2
2013 Jul 11     120           5          2
2013 Jul 12     120           5          2
2013 Jul 13     120           5          2
2013 Jul 14     125           5          2
2013 Jul 15     125           5          2
2013 Jul 16     125           5          2
2013 Jul 17     130          10          3
2013 Jul 18     130          15          4
2013 Jul 19     130          15          4
2013 Jul 20     120          15          4
2013 Jul 21     115          18          4
2013 Jul 22     110           5          2
2013 Jul 23     110           5          2
2013 Jul 24     105           5          2
2013 Jul 25     105           5          2
2013 Jul 26     100           5          2
2013 Jul 27     100          10          3

(NOAA)

The NEW Monitoring Times Blog Now Online!

The new Monitoring Times magazine blog is now online. This blog will feature a wide variety of radio related hobby post gathered from all over the globe. If you are looking to expand your world of radio check out the Monitoring Times blog, Monitoring Times magazine and our full color electronic version of the print magazine - MTExpress.

Voice of Hope plans to reactivate this summer

KVOH / Voice of Hope, Los Angeles is being reactivated this summer.  Currently the station is conducting a series of engineering test transmissions on 17775 kHz.  The next scheduled test will be this Saturday, June 29th, for two hours from 1900-2100 hrs UTC.  The power used will be 50kW, primarily targeted at Cuba, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, but the signal should also be heard over a wide area of the U.S.A. (east of the Rockies).  There's even a slim chance it might be heard in Western Europe before local sunset.

The test program will be bilingual, with announcements in both English and Spanish.  Reception reports will be very much appreciated to the mail and/or email addresses given in the broadcast.  All will be verified by means of a new printed QSL card.  Since the Voice of Hope is a non-for-profit ministry, return U.S. postage would also be appreciated where possible.  : )

(Ray Robinson)

Final broadcast days for WYFR

All times UTC

Final days of Family Radio on shortwave till June 30
1100-1200 6220 HUW 100 kW / 265 deg to SEAs Burmese
1100-1200 11520 BAJ 100 kW / 180 deg to SEAs Tagalog
1100-1300 6240 BAJ 100 kW / 310 deg to EaAs Chinese
1100-1300 9280 PAO 100 kW / 335 deg to EaAs Chinese
1300-1400 7485 TAI 100 kW / 250 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
2230-0300 6115 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg to NoAm English

Final days of Radio Taiwan International via Okeechobee till June 30
2200-2300 15440 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg to CeAm English
2300-2400 9690 YFR 100 kW / 222 deg to CARB Spanish
2300-2400 15440 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg to CeAm Chinese
0000-0030 15440 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg to CeAm Cantonese
0030-0100 15440 YFR 100 kW / 285 deg to CeAm Hakka
0100-0200 11565 YFR 100 kW / 140 deg to SoAm Spanish
0300-0400 6115 YFR 100 kW / 355 deg to NoAm English
(DX Mix 787)

Revised Philippines Summer Schedules

Broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated. Target areas and languages as indicated

All times UTC

FEBC Philippines

0000-0015   9795 IBA 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Khmu
0000-0030   9405 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
0000-0100  12055 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Lahu/Wa
0000-0100  12070 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
0000-0100  15600 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Chin-Asho/Khumi-Karen
0000-0130  15435 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to EaAs Shan/Tai-Lu/Maitei/Chin
0100-0130  15560 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Javanese
0630-0800  15450 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
0730-0900  15525 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
0800-0830  15320 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Madurese M-Wed
0800-0830  15320 BOC 100 kW / 185 deg to SEAs Sasak Thu-Sun
0800-0900  15450 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Hu/Mongolian
0830-0900  11820 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Banjar M/Wed/Fri
0830-0900  11820 BOC 100 kW / 185 deg to SEAs Gortalo Tue/Thu/Sat/Sun
0900-1000  15450 BOC 100 kW / 245 deg to SEAs Minangkabau
0900-1000  15580 BOC 100 kW / 185 deg to SEAs Makassarese/Buginese
0900-1400   9400 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
0900-1700   9430 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
1000-1030  15640 BOC 100 kW / 308 deg to SEAs Southern Bai
1030-1100  12095 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Tai-Lu
1000-1100  15580 BOC 100 kW / 215 deg to SEAs Sunda/Sasak
1100-1200   9795 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Lahu
1100-1200   9855 IBA 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1100-1300  12095 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Hmong/Lao/Njua/Mien
1115-1200  15330 BOC 100 kW / 278 deg to SEAs Karen/M/Jingpho
1200-1300   7410 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Khmer
1200-1330   9920 IBA 100 kW / 270 deg to SEAs Rade/Jarai/Roglai/Sedang/Koho
1200-1400  12020 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Rawang/Akha/Naga/Chin-Daai
1300-1330  11825 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to CeAs Tibetan
1300-1400  12095 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Hmong/Khmu
1330-1400   9890 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to CeAs Chinese-Yunnan
1400-1430  11750 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Lahu
1400-1430  15620 BOC 100 kW / 200 deg to SEAs Javanese
1400-1600   9345 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
1430-1500  12085 BOC 100 kW / 323 deg to CeAs Uyghur
1500-1600  11650 BOC 100 kW / 323 deg to CeAs Russian M-Sat
1500-1600  11650 BOC 100 kW / 323 deg to CeAs Russian/Ukrainan Sun
2230-2400   9405 BOC 100 kW / 345 deg to EaAs Chinese
2300-2330   9365 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Iu Mien
2300-2330   9795 BOC 100 kW / 275 deg to SEAs M
2300-2330  12095 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Hmg
2300-2400  12070 IBA 100 kW / 330 deg to EaAs Chinese
2330-2400   9795 BOC 100 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Lao
2330-2400  12055 BOC 100 kW / 305 deg to SEAs Palaung/Pale/Tai-Lu
2330-2400  15600 BOC 100 kW / 293 deg to SEAs Burmese

Radio Pilipinas Philippines Broadcasting Service:
0200-0330  11880 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME Tagalog/English
0200-0330  15285 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME Tagalog/English
0200-0330  17820 PHT 250 kW / 315 deg to N&ME Tagalog/English
1730-1930   9915 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME English/Tagalog
1730-1930  11720 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME English/Tagalog
1730-1930  15190 PHT 250 kW / 283 deg to N&ME English/Tagalog

Radio Veritas Asia
0000-0027  11855 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Sinhala
0000-0027  15460 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Sinhala
0000-0027  11935 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Karen


0030-0057  11855 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Tamil
0030-0057  15265 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Bengali
0030-0057  15280 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Hindi
0100-0127  15280 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Urdu
0100-0127  15530 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Telugu
0100-0127  17860 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Urdu
0130-0157  15255 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Zomi-Chin
0130-0227  15530 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1000-1027  11850 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Khmer
1000-1157  11945 PUG 250 kW / 355 deg to EaAs Mandarin
1030-1127  11850 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1130-1157  15450 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Burmese
1200-1227  11935 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Hmong
1200-1227  15225 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Karen
1230-1257  15225 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Kachin
1300-1327  11850 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
1330-1357   9520 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Sinhala
1330-1357  11870 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Hindi
1400-1427   9520 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Tamil
1400-1427  11870 PUG 250 kW / 300 deg to SoAs Bengali
1430-1457  11750 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SoAs Telugu
1430-1457  11870 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Zomi-Chin
1430-1457  15330 SMG 250 kW / 070 deg to SoAs Urdu
1500-1557  15320 SMG 250 kW / 130 deg to N&ME Filipino
2100-2257   6115 PUG 250 kW / 350 deg to EaAs Mandarin
2300-2327  15355 PUG 250 kW / 331 deg to CeAs Filipino
2330-2357   9645 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Kachin
2330-2357   9670 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Vietnamese
2330-2357   9720 PUG 250 kW / 280 deg to SEAs Burmese
(DX Re Mix 787)

Revised Bangladesh Betar Summer Schedule

Bangla Betar

Broadcast daily/target areas and languages as indicated

All times UTC

1230-1300 on 15105 DKA 250 kW / 140 deg to SEAs English
1315-1345 on  7250 DKA 250 kW / 320 deg to SoAs Nepali
1400-1430 on 15505 DKA 250 kW / 290 deg to WeAs Urdu
1515-1545 on 15505 DKA 250 kW / 305 deg to SoAs Hindi
1600-1630 on  7250 DKA 250 kW / 290 deg to N/ME Arabic
1630-1730 on  7250 DKA 250 kW / 290 deg to N/ME Bangla
1745-1900 on  7250 DKA 250 kW / 320 deg to WeEu English
1915-2000 on  7250 DKA 250 kW / 320 deg to WeEu Bangla
(DX Re Mix 787)

BBC Antarctica Midwinter Broadcast Schedule

Relaying via transmitters in Ascension Island, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and Wofferton, United Kingdom.

BBC World Sce Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast as scheduled

All times UTC

2130-2200 on  5905 SNG 250 kW / 185 deg to Antarctica English Fri, June 21
2130-2200 on  5965 DHA 250 kW / 205 deg to Antarctica English Fri, June 21
2130-2200 on  7350 ASC 250 kW / 207 deg to Antarctica English Fri, June 21
2130-2200 on  9535 ASC 250 kW / 207 deg to Antarctica English Fri, June 21
2130-2200 on  9890 WOF 250 kW / 182 deg to Antarctica English Fri, June 21

(DX Re Mix 786)

Radio Thazin Summer Schedule Update

Myanmar

Radio Thazin

broadcast targeted to domestic listening audience

All times UTC

Chin
0000-0030 6165do
2330-0000 6165do

Gekho
0430-0500 9590do
0500-0530 9590do

Kachin
0030-0100 6165do
0100-0130 6165do
0930-1000 7345do
1000-1030 7345do

Kayin
1030-1100 7345do
1100-1130 7345do

Kyah
0630-0700 9590do
0700-0730 9590do

Mon
1230-1300 7345do
1300-1330 7345do

Oo-Pu
0230-0300 9590do
0300-0330 9590do

Palang
1130-1200 7345do
1200-1230 7345do

Po
0530-0600 9590do
0600-0630 9590do

Shan
0730-0800 9590do
0800-0830 9590do

Wa
0130-0200 9590do
0200-0230 9590do
(Babul Gupta/12 June 2013)
http://babulgupta-dxer.blogspot.in

WYFR to close all shortwave services

We regretfully inform you that the final day of operation for WYFR will be June 30, 2013.

This station descended from W1XAL (an experimental class license assigned in 1927).  In 1939 the call letters were changed to WRUL, and then changed to WNYW in 1966.

Initially, broadcasts came from Boston.  In 1936 the station moved to Scituate, Massachusetts.

On October 20, 1973 Family Stations, Inc. took ownership of the station using the call letters WYFR.  (FSI had been buying airtime from WNYW starting in January of 1972.)  At that time, the station sported four transmitters and nine reversible rhombic antennas.

Construction started in Florida in 1976.  On November 23, 1977 the first transmission from Okeechobee went on the air.

For several years WYFR operated simultaneously from Scituate and from Okeechobee.  The last broadcast from Scituate took place on November 16, 1979. 

The Okeechobee site eventually grew to 14 transmitters and 23 antennas.  And now we’ve gone full cycle.

Good listening to all, and 73,

Dan Elyea

Euro broadcast schedule

Due to the bad summer reception conditions, Transmissions from EMR will
stop after this Sunday the 16th of June until the 3rd Sunday the 15th
of September 2013.
From September the EMR schedule will be:
3rd Sunday:
7265 = 07.00 to 08.00 UTC
9480 = 08.00 to 09.00 UTC
2nd Sunday:
6190 = 07.00 to 08.00 UTC

HH Lokalradio - R.City and EMR this weekend

Hamburger Lokalradio via MVBR Saturday and Wednesday:06.00 to 08.00 UTC on 7265 kHz
08.00 to 11.00 UTC on 6190 kHz
11.00 to 15.00 UTC on 7265 kHz
All reports to:  redaktion@hamburger-lokalradio.de  Thank you!

Radio City:
Friday 14th:
18.00 to 19.00 UTC on 7290 kHz via IRRS, and on MW 1368 kHz from Padova, Italy
Saturday 15th:
08.00 to 09.00 UTC on 9510 kHz via IRRS, also 19.00 to 20.00 UTC on 1485 kHz  via R Merkurs
in Latvia with a weekly separate programme.
Every 4th Saturday:
12.00 to 13.00 UTC  via Hamburger Lokalradio on 7265 kHz
The email address remains citymorecars@yahoo.ca  Thank you!


European Music Radio is on this Sunday 16th:
07.00 to 08.00 UTC on 7265 kHz
08.00 to 09.00 UTC on 9480 kHz
All reports to:  studio@emr.org.uk    Thank you!

EMR's Internet broadcasts are at the following times UTC: 
0800, 1300, 1600, 1900 on Sunday & Monday:
Please visit www.emr.org.uk and click on the "EMR internet radio" button

which you will find throughout the website (see the menu on the left
(Tom Taylor)

VOA Radiogram set for June 15-16

Thank you for another great response to the VOA Radiogram for the weekend of 8 and 9 June. Your audio samples were especially helpful.

During the past weekend, we experimented with mixing music with MFSK text modes. Reducing the MFSK modes by 9 dB was not a problem if the signal level was good, but the MFSK text did break up for some listeners if reception conditions were marginal.

For many listeners, a new web page popped up after the VOA News story in Flmsg format was transmitted. As for the EasyPal image, there was more success in Europe than in North America.   

This weekend, 15 and 16 June, we will mix some actual noise taken from shortwave with MFSK text. After the noise begins, a VOA News story in MFSK16 will first be transmitted at full level, then reduced to -6 dB, then reduced to -12 dB. I will probably lose many of you when the level is reduced to -12 dB, but please stay tuned: the audio level will soon be restored.   

Please note that noise that is mixed with MFSK text as part of the VOA Radiogram production is not an ideal simulation of co-channel interference. This is because real co-channel interference involves two (or more) transmitters at different locations and with different propagational characteristics.

Here is the lineup for VOA Radiogram, 15 and 16 June 2013:

 2:10      MFSK16: Program preview

 1:58      MFSK16: Introduction to noise experiment

10:09     MFSK16: At -0 -6 -12 dB versus noise

    :59      MFSK16: Image of VOA logo

    :47      MFSK16: Introduction to MFSK32

    :51      MFSK32: Image of VOA logo

 3:19      MFSK32: VOA News re Curiosity Rover on Mars                                

               MFSK32: VOA Radiogram logo

  2:40      EasyPal Image of the week         

  1:10      MFSK16: Closing announcements

   :20      Surprise mode of the week

As usual, your audio samples of bad reception that nevertheless results in a successful decode of at least MFSK16 would be appreciated. This email address -- radiogram@voanews.com -- seems tolerant of attachments up to 20 MB or so.

Also, if you are able to use portable shortwave radios to receive VOA Radiogram, this would be helpful. This will help us determine if typical listeners will be able to decode the digital text modes.  

Please send reception reports to radiogram@voanews.com

Kim

Kim Andrew Elliott

Producer and Presenter

VOA Radiogram

VOA Radiogram transmission schedule

(all days and times UTC)

Sat 1600-1630 17860 kHz

Sun 0230-0300 5745 kHz

Sun 1300-1330 6095 kHz

Sun 1930-2000 15670 kHz

All via the Edward R. Murrow transmitting station in North Carolina.

VOA Radiogram

radiogram@voanews.com

http://voaradiogram.net

Twitter: @voaradiogram

KBS World Radio 60th Anniversary Online Event

“KBS World Radio and I”
 
In celebration of KBS World Radio’s 60th Anniversary, we have prepared a special online event for our listeners worldwide. Simply send us a picture centered on the theme of “KBS World Radio and I”, and we will select 60 lucky winners who will receive a prize. Additionally, the selected photos will be used on the QSL card for the forth quarter of 2013, allowing you to leave your mark within the history of KBS World Radio.
   
“SHARE YOUR MEMORIES!”
Send us a “creative” photo depicting you and an object related to your memories with KBS World Radio. The object can be anything, ranging from a shortwave radio, prizes from past contests, letters, or QSL cards; it can even be people such as your family or friends.
 
Please send us the highest possible quality/ resolution of your picture (minimum requirement: 640x480 pixels, over 72 dpi)  The selected pictures may be featured on our 60thanniversary special website, and/or used on the cover of the QSL card for the 4thquarter of 2013 without additional consent.
 
* What is a QSL card?
A QSL card is an official verification card provided by a broadcaster to shortwave listeners who listen to and send in a reception report on programs aired by the broadcaster concerned.
 
SUBMISSION PERIOD
June 3rd - July 5th, 2013
 
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SELECTIONS
To be posted on the 60thAnniversary special website on August 1st, 2013.
 
HOW TO APPLY
Please send the following to kbsworld60@gmail.com:
An attachment file of your photo
Your name in English
Your e-mail address
Your mailing address
A brief explanation of your photo
 
* In case e-mail is not available, please send your content to the following address via mail:
 
60thAnniversary Event Team
KBS World Radio
#18, Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Korea
Zip Code: 150-790
 
Please note:
- All submissions must be the entrant’s own original work; photographs hindered by copyright issues will not be considered.
- Submitted personal information will be used for the purpose of this event only and will be discarded when the event is over.
http://world.kbs.co.kr/english/event/60y_2013/event.htm

Best regards,
KBS World Radio English Service News)

IBB stations summer update

International Broadcasting Bureau (IBB) is under the supervision of the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG), the IBB  provides the administrative and engineering support for U.S. government funded non-military international broadcasting services. 

Transmitters via: Botswana, Germany, Kuwait, Sao Tome', and Thailand

Stations and languages as indicated

All times UTC

Radio Ashna
0130-0230 NF15090 UDO 250 kW 300 deg to WeAS Dari, ex9335

Radio Farda
0830-1100  7435 KWT 250 kW 058 deg to WeAS Persian, additional

Radio Liberty
0300-0500 NF11965 LAM 100 kW 055 deg to EaEUR Russian, ex6120
1200-1400 NF15285 LAM 100 kW 077 deg to EaEUR Russian, ex12025

Voice of America
0330-0400  7325 SAO 100 kW 100 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda, ex0330-0430
0330-0400  7340 BOT 100 kW 010 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda, ex0330-0430
0330-0400 11905 SAO 100 kW 100 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda, ex0330-0430
0400-0430  7325 SAO 100 kW 100 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda Sat/Sun,exDaily
0400-0430  7340 BOT 100 kW 010 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda Sat/Sun,exDaily
0330-0430 11905 SAO 100 kW 100 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda Sat/Sun,exDaily
1500-1530 15100 KWT 250 kW 046 deg to CeAS Uzbek Tue/Sat, exDaily
1500-1530 NF 15120 KWT 250 kW 046 deg to CeAS Uzbek Sun, ex15100
1500-1530 NF 15140 KWT 250 kW 046 deg to CeAS Uzbek Mon, ex15100
1500-1530 NF 15255 KWT 250 kW 046 deg to CeAS Uzbek Wed, ex15100
1500-1530 NF 15285 KWT 250 kW 046 deg to CeAS Uzbek Thu, ex15100
1500-1530 NF 15290 KWT 250 kW 046 deg to CeAS Uzbek Fri, ex15100
1630-1700 NF 11835 SAO 100 kW 100 deg to CeAF Swahili, ex11760
1830-1900 NF 11865 SAO 100 kW 100 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda new from June 3
1830-1900 NF 13660 BOT 100 kW 010 deg to SoAF Kinyarwanda new from June 3
(DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 4)

(WWDXC/Top Nx 1119)

Media Broadcast A13 Summer Schedule

Media Broadcast GMbH, is part of the TDF Group (France) and is a major transmitter network operator in Germany. It owns the transmitting centers in Nauen and Wertachtal For relay stations, send reception reports to: qsl-shortwave@mediabroadcast.com Website: www.media-broadcast.com 

Transmitters via Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, and Madagascar

Summer A-13 schedule of Media Broadcast:
Stations, broadcast days and languages as indicated

All transmissions from Wertachtal (WER) were terminated.

All times UTC

Mighty KBC Radio
0000-0200  9925 NAU 125 kW 300 deg to NoAM  English Sun till Aug.30
0000-0200  7375 NAU 125 kW 300 deg to NoAM  English Sun from Sep.01
0800-1500  6095 NAU 100 kW 240 deg to WeEUR English Sat/Sun

Radio Farda
0030-0400  7280 NAU 250 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian
1600-1700 15470 NAU 250 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian

Gospel For Asia
0030-0130  9520 NAU 250 kW 100 deg to SoAS   Vary Asian langs
1230-1500 15350 NAU 250 kW 089 deg to SoAS   Vary Asian langs
1330-1530 15390 NAU 250 kW 085 deg to SoEaAS Vary Asian langs
1530-1630 15215 NAU 250 kW 099 deg to SoAS   Vary Asian langs
2330-0030  9520 NAU 250 kW 085 deg to SoEaAS Vary Asian langs

Bible Voice Broadcasting
0100-0115  9490 NAU 250 kW 090 deg to SoAS English Sun
0300-0315  7310 NAU 250 kW 124 deg to NE/ME Arabic Dardasha 7
0330-0345  9440 NAU 125 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian Dardasha 7
0400-0430  9410 NAU 100 kW 110 deg to WeAS Luri Sat-Mon
0430-0450  9460 NAU 125 kW 120 deg to NE/ME Arabic Dardasha 7
0500-0530  9735 NAU 250 kW 120 deg to N&ME Arabic Thu
0500-0515  9735 NAU 250 kW 120 deg to N&ME Arabic Fri
0600-0615 11655 NAU 125 kW 180 deg to NoAF Arabic Mon-Sat Dardasha 7
0600-0630 11655 NAU 125 kW 180 deg to NoAF Arabic Sun Dardasha 7
0700-0730  5945 NAU 100 kW 122 deg to WeEUR English Sun
0700-0745  5945 NAU 100 kW 122 deg to WeEUR English Sat
0830-1000 17535 NAU 125 kW 140 deg to NoEaAF Arabic Fri
1100-1115 21480 MDC 125 kW 045 deg to EaAS Cantonese Tue-Thu
1100-1130 21480 MDC 125 kW 045 deg to EaAS English  Sun
1100-1130 21480 MDC 125 kW 045 deg to EaAS English  Sat
1115-1130 21480 MDC 125 kW 045 deg to EaAS Chinese  Mon
1115-1130 21480 MDC 125 kW 045 deg to EaAS English  Sun
1130-1200 21480 MDC 125 kW 045 deg to EaAS Japanese Sun

1300-1400 11860 TRM*250 kW 045 deg to KRE  Korean Mon-Sat VOWilderness
1300-1430 11860 TRM*250 kW 045 deg to KRE  Korean Sun VOWilderness
[* sic, since Apr 2nd via Dushanbe-TJK instead WRN brokered.]

1400-1430 17495 ISS 250 kW 083 deg to SoAS English 1st Sun
1430-1500 17495 NAU 250 kW 095 deg to SoAS English Sat/Sun
1515-1530 17600 NAU 100 kW 095 deg to SoAS Urdu Sat
1530-1600 17600 NAU 100 kW 095 deg to SoAS Punjabi Fri
1530-1600 17600 NAU 100 kW 095 deg to SoAS English Sat
1530-1730 15750 SOF 100 kW 126 deg to WeAS Persian
1600-1615 15320 ISS 250 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian Dardasha 7
1600-1630 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Oromo Sun/Mon/Thu/Fri
1600-1700 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Oromo Sat
1630-1645 15215 MOS 125 kW 095 deg to SoAS Tamil Fri
1630-1645 15215 MOS 125 kW 115 deg to SoAS Tamil Sun

cng 15215 1630-1645 41S       #3    95 218 2405-261013 MOS 125 BVB Thur

1630-1730 15160 NAU 100 kW 150 deg to CeAF Nuer/Dinka
1630-1800 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Amharic Sun
1700-1715 13580 MOS 300 kW 125 deg to N&ME Arabic Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri
1700-1715 13720 NAU 125 kW 120 deg to NE/ME Arabic Dardasha 7
1700-1715 13810 ISS 100 kW 120 deg to N&ME Arabic Sat/Sun
1700-1715 15215 MOS 100 kW 115 deg to N&ME English Fri
1700-1730 15215 MOS 100 kW 115 deg to N&ME English Thu
1700-1730 13580 MOS 300 kW 125 deg to N&ME Arabic Wed
1700-1730 13810 ISS 100 kW 120 deg to N&ME Arabic Thu+
1700-1730 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Tigrinya Mon/Wed/Fri
1700-1745 13810 ISS 100 kW 120 deg to N&ME Arabic Tue+
1700-1800 13810 ISS 100 kW 120 deg to N&ME Arabic Mon/Wed/Fri

add 15560 1700-1800 39,40     TD   360 157 1705-170513 MDC 250 BVB Thur

1700-1800 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Amharic Tue/Thu/Sat
1700-1900 15215 MOS 100 kW 115 deg to N&ME English Sat/Sun
1715-1745 13720 NAU 125 kW 120 deg to NE/ME English Fri
1730-1800 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Amharic Mon/Wed/Fri
1800-1815  6130 NAU 100 kW 090 deg to EaEUR Ukrainian Thu
1800-1815  6130 NAU 100 kW 090 deg to EaEUR Russian Fri
1800-1815  9430 MOS 300 kW non-dir to WeAS English Sat
1800-1815 11855 NAU 100 kW 105 deg to WeAS English Sat
1800-1830  6130 NAU 100 kW 090 deg to EaEUR Russian Tue
1800-1830  9430 MOS 300 kW non-dir to WeAS English Sun
1800-1830 11855 NAU 100 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian Fri
1800-1830 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Somali Sat/Sun
1800-1830 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Tigrinya Tue/Thu
1800-1900  6130 NAU 100 kW 090 deg to EaEUR English Sun
1800-1900 11855 NAU 100 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian Thu

add 15560 1800-1900 39,40     TD   360 157 1705-170513 MDC 125 BVB Thur

1815-1900 11855 NAU 100 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian Sun
1830-1845  6130 NAU 100 kW 090 deg to EaEUR English Sat
1830-1900 11855 NAU 100 kW 105 deg to WeAS Persian Tue
1830-1900 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Amharic Fri/Sat
1830-1915  9635 SOF 100 kW 126 deg to WeAS English Sun
1830-1900 17515 NAU 100 kW 148 deg to EaAF Tigrinya Sun
2000-2015  5930 NAU 250 kW 120 deg to NE/ME Arabic Dardasha 7
2030-2045  9515 NAU 250 kW 180 deg to NoAF Arabic Dardasha 7

Radio Japan NHK World
0200-0400 11680 NAU 250 kW 140 deg to WeAS Japanese
1700-1900 15445 NAU 250 kW 140 deg to WeAS Japanese

Adventist World Radio
0300-0330  9530 ISS 250 kW 125 deg to EaAF Tigrigna
0300-0400 11610 NAU 250 kW 140 deg to EaAF Oromo/Amharic
0400-0430  6020 NAU 100 kW 130 deg to EaEUR Bulgarian
0400-0600 15225 NAU 250 kW 130 deg to NE/ME Arabic
0700-0800 15225 NAU 100 kW 210 deg to NoAF Arabic
0800-0830 15140 NAU 100 kW 205 deg to NoAF French
0800-0900 15225 NAU 100 kW 210 deg to NoAF Kabyle/Tachelhit
0830-0900 15225 NAU 100 kW 210 deg to NoAF
0900-1000  9790 NAU 100 kW 180 deg to SoEUR Italian Sun

1130-1200 15605 TRM*125 kW 045 deg to SoAS Shoshoni
1200-1230 11800 TRM*125 kW 045 deg to SoAS Mon
1230-1300 12085 TRM*125 kW 025 deg to SoAS Meitei Sun/Wed/Fri
1230-1300 12085 TRM*125 kW 025 deg to SoAS Bangla Mon/Tue/Thu/Sat
[* AWR brokered, not MBR anymore.]

1300-1330 17810 NAU 250 kW 070 deg to EaAS Chinese Mon-Fri
1300-1330 17810 NAU 250 kW 070 deg to EaAS Uighur Sat/Sun
1330-1500 17810 NAU 250 kW 070 deg to EaAS Chinese
1500-1530 15735 NAU 250 kW 080 deg to SoAS Nepali
1500-1600 15265 NAU 250 kW 090 deg to SoAS Punjabi/Hindi
1530-1600 15335 NAU 250 kW 075 deg to SoAS English Sat-Wed
1530-1600 15335 NAU 250 kW 075 deg to SoAS Tibetan Thu/Fri
1600-1630  9830 NAU 100 kW 133 deg to EaEUR Bulgarian
1630-1700 17575 ISS 250 kW 125 deg to EaAF Somali
1730-1800 15155 NAU 250 kW 140 deg to EaAF Oromo
1730-1800 15170 NAU 100 kW 210 deg to NoAF Kabyle
1900-1930 11945 ISS 250 kW 200 deg to NoAF Wolof
1900-1930 11955 MOS 300 kW 190 deg to WeAF Hausa
1900-1930 15205 ISS 100 kW 185 deg to WeAF Fulfulde
1900-2000  9610 NAU 100 kW 210 deg to NoAF Arabic/Tachelhit
1900-2000 15260 NAU 100 kW 215 deg to NoAF Arabic
1900-2100 11610 NAU 250 kW 130 deg to NE/ME Arabic
1930-2000 15205 NAU 250 kW 180 deg to WeAF Ibo
2000-2030  9610 NAU 100 kW 210 deg to NoAF French
2000-2030 11830 ISS 250 kW 165 deg to WeCeAF French
2030-2100 11755 ISS 250 kW 165 deg to WeCeAF Yoruba

Radio Mashaal
0400-0600 15560 NAU 250 kW 090 deg to WeAS Pashto
0600-0900 15360 NAU 250 kW 090 deg to WeAS Pashto

Trans World Radio
0700-0750  6105 NAU 100 kW 285 deg to NoEUR English
0830-0900  7215 NAU 100 kW 135 deg to WeEUR Hungarian
1400-1430  7215 NAU 100 kW 065 deg to EaEUR Belarussian Mon
1400-1430  7215 NAU 100 kW 065 deg to EaEUR Russian Tue-Fri

Transportradio:
0800-1000  6095 NAU 100 kW 230 deg to WeEUR Dutch/Music Mon-Fri

XVRB The Misic Museum
0900-1000  6045 NAU 100 kW 275 deg to CeEUR English/Music 3rd Sun

Iceman Radio
0900-1000  6045 NAU 100 kW 275 deg to CeEUR Dutch/En/Ge/Fr 4th Sun

Radio Joystick
1000-1100  7330 ISS 100 kW 060 deg to CeEUR German 1st Sun

Evangelische Missions Gemeiden
1030-1100  6055 NAU 100 kW 122 deg to CeEUR German Sat/Sun
1100-1130 13710 NAU 250 kW 045 deg to FE   Russian Sat
1500-1530 11695 ISS 250 kW 060 deg to EaEUR Russian Sat

Missionswerke Arche Stimme des Trostes
1100-1115  5945 NAU 100 kW 122 deg to CeEUR German Sun+

Brother Stair/The Overcomer Ministries
1400-1600  9655 NAU 100 kW 275 deg to WeEUR English Mon-Thu
1400-1600  9655 MOS 100 kW 285 deg to WeEUR English Fri-Sun
1400-1600 13810 ISS 100 kW 120 deg to N&ME English

Pan American Broadcasting
1400-1415 15205 ISS 100 kW 090 deg to SoAS English Sun
1415-1430 15205 ISS 100 kW 090 deg to SoAS English
1430-1445 15205 ISS 250 kW 090 deg to SoAS English Sun
1930-2000  9515 NAU 250 kW 155 deg to NoAF English Sun

Radio Liberty
1400-1500 15180 ISS 250 kW 090 deg to CeAS Turkmen
1500-1600 13615 NAU 250 kW 090 deg to CeAS Avari/Chechen/Chercassian
1500-1600 15630 ISS 250 kW 090 deg to CeAS Tajik
1600-1700  5995 NAU 250 kW 060 deg to EaEUR Russian
1700-1800  5930 NAU 250 kW 090 deg to EaEUR Belarussian

Voice of America
0300-0330  9815 ISS 250 kW 160 deg to SDN  Arabic Afia Darfur
1630-1700 11655 ISS 250 kW 150 deg to SDN  English So.Sudan Mon-Fri
1630-1700 11905 NAU 250 kW 150 deg to SDN  English So.Sudan Mon-Fri
1630-1700 13870 ISS 250 kW 150 deg to SDN  English So.Sudan Mon-Fri
1800-1830  9645 NAU 250 kW 160 deg to SDN  Arabic Afia Darfur
1800-1900 11925 ISS 250 kW 130 deg to EaAF Amharic
1800-1900 12005 ISS 250 kW 130 deg to EaAF Amharic
1800-1900 13870 NAU 250 kW 140 deg to EaAF Amharic
1900-1930  9600 ISS 250 kW 150 deg to SDN  Arabic Afia Darfur
1900-1930 11925 ISS 250 kW 130 deg to EaAF Tigrigna Mon-Fri
1900-1930 13870 NAU 250 kW 140 deg to EaAF Tigrigna Mon-Fri
2030-2100  9815 NAU 250 kW 190 deg to WeCeAF Hausa Mon-Fri

HCJB Global Voice
1530-1600 13800 NAU 100 kW 095 deg to CeAS Russian Sat
1600-1630 13800 NAU 100 kW 095 deg to CeAS Chechen Sat
HCJB Global Voice (VZM)
2300-2330  9835 NAU 100 kW 240 deg to BRA  German
2300-0045 11920 NAU 100 kW 240 deg to BRA  Portuguese

Radio Xoriyo:
1600-1630 17630 ISS 500 kW 130 deg to EaAF Somali Tue/Sat

Deewa Radio
1700-1800  9780 ISS 250 kW 090 deg to WeAS Pashto

Voice of Oromo Liberation
1700-1800 13830 ISS 100 kW 125 deg to EaAF Oromo/Amharic Sun/Wed

Radio EYSC - Eritrean Youth Solidarity for Change
1730-1800 15310 ISS 100 kW 125 deg to EaAF Tigrigna Tue/Fri

Christian Science Sentinel
1800-1900  9585 NAU 100 kW 090 deg to EaEUR Russian Sat

Lutheran World Federation,Voice of Gospel(Sawtu Linjilia)
1830-1900 15315 ISS 500 kW 180 deg to WeCeAF Fulfulde
(DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 4)

(WWDXC/Top Nx 1119)