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I have a twitter account.
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---------------------------------------------------
All time in UTC
===== ASIA =====
=== MIDDLE EAST ===
===== AFRICA =====
===== EUROPE =====
=== NORTH AMERICA ===
=== CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA ===
BOLIVIA
4796.49.Bolivia Radio Lipez, Uyuni 1031 yl dj under high noise level 15 March
[Wilkner]
---BAND SCAN---
3309.98 Bolivia Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba
4409.8 Bolivia, Radio Eco, Reyes
4451.2 Bolivia, Radio Santa Ana, Santa Ana de Yacuma
4700 Bolivia, R San Miguel, Riberalta
4716.19 Bolivia Radio Yura, Yura
4796.49.Bolivia Radio Lipez, Uyuni
5580.2 Bolivia Radio San José, San José de Chiquitos -Seems off but was on 18 march same time!
5952 Bolivia Pio XII, Siglo Veinte
[Wilkner]
PERU
4950 Peru, Radio Madre de Dios 1040 to 1050, yl "...Madre de Dios.." in sentence followed by ID for Radio Madre de Dios, instrumental music, into vocal accompanied by rustic Peru music. Good signal until rapid fade 15 March
[Wilkner]
4955 Peru Radio Cultural Amauta Huanta 1045 too 1115 long talk by om not music at all 15 March
[Wilkner]
5039.18 Peru, Radio Libertad Junin 1050 - 1110 fade out, rustic OA music, Very Strong signal, "..en pueblo de ....Radio Libertad...por ejemplo ...sin embargo...en Peru.... en todos los dias...atencion Junin ..seise en las manana..." 15 March
[Wilkner]
===== PACIFIC =====
AUSTRALIA
2325 Australia VL8T Tennant Creek NT 1123 Rolling Stones "Miss You" 2330 news of Whaling dispute, Japanese Coast Guard , into BBC report 1137 back to pop music., 2310 less strong and 2485 only carrier 15 March
[Wilkner]
NEW ZEALAND
Radio New Zealand Intl-RNZI 15720 0348 English 433 March 14 Violin Classical music. YL and OM with comments on India music.
[Mackenzie]
=== Site Unknown ===
=== CLANDESTINE ===
==== PIRATE ====
==== Un-ID ====
==== LW / MW ====
===== QSL =====
===== ...and others =====
Radio City Relay on 9510 kHz
Dear Listeners,
This Saturday the 20th of March 2010 Radio City will return to the
Airwaves via Nexus (ex. IRRS) with 150 kW on 9510 kHz.
The time slot is 09.00 - 10.00 utc
Our contact address is still citymorecars@yahoo.ca
Best regards Radio City - the Station of the Cars
[Taylor]
////////////////
Radio Havana Cuba - Dxers Unlimited
Dxers Unlimited's weekend edition for 13-14 March 2010
By Arnie Coro - radio amateur CO2KK
http://dxersunlimited.blogspot.com/2010/03/dxers-unlimiteds-weekend-edition-13-14.html
[Gupta]
////////////////
The Afghan radio station ARIANA FM started broadcasting Deutsche Welle's radionovela "Learning by Ear" on Friday, March 5, 2010. Germany's international broadcaster has planned 50 episodes – each 15 minutes long – in the two national languages Dari and Pashtu. The radio dramas have been made with young listeners in mind. Deutsche Welle Director General Erik Bettermann welcomed the start of the multimedia project that was produced in Bonn under the auspices of Deutsche Welle's Dari and Pashtu service.
"Learning by Ear can be instrumental to the development process in Afghanistan," said Bettermann in Bonn. "We also want to contribute to the acceptance of a modern, democratic business model."
The project, supported financially by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, sheds light on topics like political education, health, the advancement of women and girls, drugs and their consequences and tolerance and understanding. "We are building on the overall positive experience we had with the implementation of this innovative project in Africa, which has been running since 2008," said Bettermann. "It's an entertaining and informative way to communicate important educational content."
Radio is still the primary media in Afghanistan, but there will be additional "Learning by Ear" material available online. Young people between 12 and 20 years of age make up the majority of the population in Afghanistan. Bettermann said that's why programming focuses on a younger target audience.
Deutsche Welle is working with Afghan authors to produce "Learning by Ear for Afghanistan". As part of the project, they received training from Deutsche Welle's academy. The individual modules were produced with ARIANA FM in Afghanistan. Listener comments will be used in the
future to tailor the design of the series.
"Learning by Ear for Afghanistan" is broadcast nationwide on ARIANA FM, as well as over shortwave, satellite and Deutsche Welle frequencies in Kabul. Schools can access the series, scripts and accompanying material on the Internet. "Learning by Ear for Afghanistan" will also be made available on CD.
(DW Press Release)
[Gupta]
////////////////
DW cuts Transmission hours for Hindi & Urdu languages
http://alokeshgupta.blogspot.com/2010/03/dw-cuts-transmission-hours-for-hindi.html
[Gupta]
////////////////
KTWR A10
Effective Date: March 28, 2010
CORRECTION
Language UTC Days Freq
-------------------------------
South Asia
Santhali 1300-1315 Daily 11870 (ex 1345-1400)
[Gupta]
/////////////////
BIBLE VOICE BROADCASTING
PROGRAMME SCHEDULES – A10 Summer
All times in UTC (Universal Time)
MIDDLE EAST 1
Day Time Language
Sunday 1530-1815 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Monday 1545-1600 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1545-1620 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1700-1715 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1715-1800 Hebrew 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Wednesday 1545-1600 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Thursday 1545-1645 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Friday 1545-1615 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Friday 1730-1800 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Saturday 1545-1800 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
MIDDLE EAST 2
Sunday 1800-1830 English 9430 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1830-1900 English 9430 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1800-1900 English 9430 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
MIDDLE EAST 3
Sunday 1730-1800 English 9645 Khz; 125 kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1700-1800 English 9645 Khz; 125 kw; Wertachtal
MIDDLE EAST 4
Tuesday 0430-0500 Arabic 9735 Khz; 250kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 0430-0500 Arabic 9735 Khz; 250kw; Wertachtal
Friday 0500-0515 Arabic 9735 Khz; 250kw; Wertachtal
MIDDLE EAST 5
Monday 1615-1700 Arabic 11645 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Wednesday 1545-1700 Arabic 11645 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Friday 1615-1630 Arabic 11645 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
MIDDLE EAST 6
Monday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Tuesday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Wednesday 1655-1730 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Thursday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Friday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Egypt 1
Friday 0900-1000 Arabic 17535 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
IRAN 1
Sunday 1830-1900 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Monday 1800-1830 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1800-1900 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Wednesday 1800-1830 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Thursday 1800-1900 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Friday 1800-1830 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Saturday 1800-1815 English 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
IRAN 2
Sunday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
IRAN 3
Sunday 1530-1545 Farsi 11955 Khz: 250 kw: Wertachtal
EAST AFRICA 1b
Sunday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Sunday 1630-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Sunday 1800-1830 Somali 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Tuesday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Tuesday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Tuesday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Wednesday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Wednesday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Wednesday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Thursday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Thursday 1630-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1800-1830 Somali 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Saturday 1630-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Saturday 1800-1830 Somali 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
SUDAN 1
Sunday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Sunday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1730-1745 Fur 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
CENTRAL AFRICA 1
Sunday 1830-1845 Swahili 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Sunday 1845-1915 English 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
WEST AFRICA 1
Saturday 1930-1945 French 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1945-2000 Adja 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
WEST AFRICA 2
Wednesday 2000-2030 French 9.485 Khz; 125 Kw; Nauen
INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
INDIA 1
Sunday 1415-1500 English 15265 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Saturday 1400-1500 English 15265 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
INDIA 3
Sunday 1500-1515 English 13740 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
INDIA 4
Sunday 0030-0100 English 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 0030-0100 English 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 0030-0100 English 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
INDIA 5
Wednesday 1530-1600 Urdu 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Thursday 1530-1600 English 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Friday 1530-1600 Urdu 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Saturday 1515-1545 English 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
INDIA 7
Thursday 1400-1415 Dzongkha 7485 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Dushanbe
Thursday 1415-1430 Nepali 7485 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Dushanbe
Friday 1415-1500 Hindi 7485 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Dushanbe
WEST EUROPE 1/UK
Sunday 0700-0730 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 0700-0745 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
SPAIN
Sunday 1800-1830 Spanish 9.435 Khz; 125 Kw; Nauen
EAST EUROPE 1/RUSSIA
Sunday 1800-1900 English 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1800-1830 Russian 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1800-1815 Ukrainian 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1800-1845 Russian 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1830-1845 English 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
CHINA 1
Sunday 1145-1215 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Sunday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Monday 1200-1215 Mandarin 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Monday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Tuesday 1200-1215 Mandarin 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Tuesday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Wednesday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Thursday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Friday 1200-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Saturday 1145-1215 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
CHINA2
Tuesday 1200-1230 Uyghur 15610 Khz; 250 Kw; Nauen
Thursday 1200-1230 Uyghur 15610 Khz; 250 Kw; Nauen
KOREA 1
Sunday 1045-1115 Japanese 5985 Khz; 200 Kw; Kamchatsky
All our Shortwave Programs are available for internet listening at www.biblevoice.org
(Select Listen and then Language and/or the Broadcaster Name).
Programmers love to hear from you directly!
Send your reports to mail@biblevoice.org
or mail to:
BVB
P O Box 425, Station E
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M6H 4E3
[Gupta]
////////////////
Sunday 14th March 2010
Visit to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Rome
at 05.30 p.m.
From the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Rome, visit of the Holy Father Benedict XVI.
Live broadcast from 05.20 p.m.
- in Italian for the area of Rome on kHz 585 MW, MHz 105,0 FM and via Internet on Channel 5
- in German via Internet on Channel 6
-International sound via Internet on Channel 8
Channel 5: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:34354.asx
Channel 6: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:58922.asx?bkup=22016
Channel 8: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:30072.asx?bkup=46091
Wednesday 17th March 2010
The Holy Father's General Audience
at 10.30 a.m.
From St. Peter's Basilica and successively from Paul VI Hall, the Holy Father's General Audience with the pilgrims.
Live broadcast from 10.20 a.m.
- in Italian on kHz 5.965 SW and for the area of Rome on kHz 585 MW, MHz 93,3 and 105,0 FM and via Internet on Channel 1 and Channel 5
-International sound via Internet on Channel 8
Channel 1: http://www.radiovaticana.org/ram-live/ch1.ram
Channel 5: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:34354.asx
Channel 8: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:30072.asx?bkup=46091
Source: http://bit.ly/dlBNRe
[Gaviria]
////////////////
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan — Several dozen activists and opposition politicians rallied in the capital of Kyrgyzstan on Monday in protest against what they say are government efforts to block the broadcast of U.S.-funded radio and television programs.
Critics of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev say the government is trying to silence Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Kyrgyz service, known locally as Radio Azattyk, as part of the authorities' attempt to stifle independent reporting.
Since coming to power in 2005, Bakiyev has tightened his grip over the impoverished former Soviet nation, prompting fears of deepening authoritarianism.
Radio Azattyk has been unavailable across most of Kyrgyzstan since Wednesday after several of the station's local partners revoked their rebroadcasting deals.
"Our partners, which relay our radio transmissions, say they have come under pressure and been threatened with having their license revoked, so they unilaterally broke their contracts with us," said Radio Azattyk reporter Bektash Shamshiyev.
Most Kyrgyz people rely on state-controlled broadcasters as their main source of news, but those stations have failed to cover a series of protests against rising costs for heating and electricity.
"Radio Azattyk is the only radio station that informs the public about what is really happening in the country," said Ak-Shumkar opposition party leader Temir Sariyev.
RFE/RL says its Kyrgyz television affiliate station has also been threatened with having its license revoked if it continued to air popular political analysis programs.
Presidential office spokesman Almas Turdumamatov denied the government was behind Radio Azattyk's problems.
"As I understand, Azattyk's problem is with private companies that have refused to relay their broadcasts," Turdumamatov said.
Several media outlets that cover Kyrgyzstan have seemingly fallen victim to a co-ordinated media blackout in recent days, including a handful of prominent Central Asia-focused news sites, which have been inaccessible to Kyrgyz Internet users since Wednesday.
Dinara Oshurakhunova, head of the For Democracy and Civil Society coalition, said numerous news outlets were blocked after they reported on an arrest warrant recently issued by an Italian judge for a U.S. businessman that has been advising the Kyrgyz government.
All Central Asian countries - which also include Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan - are ranked by international rights groups as the some of the world's worst offenders for absence of free expression.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Voice of America are also banned from broadcasting from within Uzbekistan.
Source: http://bit.ly/9PldIC
[Gaviria]
////////////////
Radio Sweden will terminate its medium and short wave broadcasts this October 31st in favour of web services – with Swedish Radio management stating that is the best use of resources and in line with international trends.
The English-language service is to continue on the web and on national broadcasts.
The Russian output will be available on the web as is the German now.
Among the immigrant languages, Albanian, Assyrian-Syriac and Bosnian-Serbian-Croatian are to be terminated on the same date. Meanwhile, Arabic and Somali – the largest immigrant language groups here at present – are to be boosted. The same applies to Romani – one of Sweden's five official minority languages.
The Persian service is to include even Dari spoken by the rapidly increasing number of Afghan refugees coming to Sweden. Kurdish broadcasts remain unchanged.
Swedish Radio's output in immigrant languages will be available on the web and broadcast nationally.
Source: http://www.sr.se/cgi-bin/International/nyhetssidor/artikel.asp?ProgramID=2054&format=1&artikel=3562645
[Gaviria]
////////////////
The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) is now back on-air after the Solomon Islands Energy Authority restored power supply following a long power blackout at the SIBC's Henderson transmitter.
The SIBC General Manager, Cornelius Rathamana, said he was pleased that the people of Solomon Islands were again able to hear broadcasts from both 1035 AM and 5020 Shortwave.
The National Broadcaster is the only realiable means of awareness communication during such a time to the many remote islands in the country.
The General Manager said that the electricity to the area was cut early on Tuesday morning. It was thought that the strong winds from the passing Cyclone Ului had caused trees to fall on top of the power lines between the Lunga Power Station and the Henderson sub-station.
SIBC began broadcasting again throughout the Solomon Islands on 1035 AM and 5020 Shortwave just after midday yesterday.
The SIBC General Manager apologizes to the public on behalf of the Corporation for not being on air when it was needed the most.
Source: http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5014
[Gaviria]
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Tom Taylor, UK.
Robert Wilkner, USA.
Volker Willschrey, Germany.
Also thanks to
BC-DX / GERMANY.
CONEXION Digital / ARGENTINE.
CLANDESTINE RADIO WATCH / GERMANY.
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DX INDIA / INDIA.
Globe Radio DX Club / INDIA.
HCDX / FINLAND.
IDXA / INDIA.
JSWC / JAPAN.
NASWA / U.S.A.
radioascolto.org / ITALY.
RUS-DX / RUSSIA.
WAVESCAN / AWR
WWDXC / GERMANY.
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Compiled by IWATA Gaku.
JAPAN PREMIUM welcome your contributions.
----------------------------------------------------
You can read "JAPAN PREMIUM Archive" at
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~VZ6G-IWT/jp.html
JP No,001(Apr,30 1998) - No,557(Dec,26 2008) was ziped.
----------------------------------------------------
I have a twitter account.
http://twitter.com/JF1JAY_Jake
[IWATA]
---------------------------------------------------
All time in UTC
===== ASIA =====
=== MIDDLE EAST ===
===== AFRICA =====
===== EUROPE =====
=== NORTH AMERICA ===
=== CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA ===
BOLIVIA
4796.49.Bolivia Radio Lipez, Uyuni 1031 yl dj under high noise level 15 March
[Wilkner]
---BAND SCAN---
3309.98 Bolivia Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba
4409.8 Bolivia, Radio Eco, Reyes
4451.2 Bolivia, Radio Santa Ana, Santa Ana de Yacuma
4700 Bolivia, R San Miguel, Riberalta
4716.19 Bolivia Radio Yura, Yura
4796.49.Bolivia Radio Lipez, Uyuni
5580.2 Bolivia Radio San José, San José de Chiquitos -Seems off but was on 18 march same time!
5952 Bolivia Pio XII, Siglo Veinte
[Wilkner]
PERU
4950 Peru, Radio Madre de Dios 1040 to 1050, yl "...Madre de Dios.." in sentence followed by ID for Radio Madre de Dios, instrumental music, into vocal accompanied by rustic Peru music. Good signal until rapid fade 15 March
[Wilkner]
4955 Peru Radio Cultural Amauta Huanta 1045 too 1115 long talk by om not music at all 15 March
[Wilkner]
5039.18 Peru, Radio Libertad Junin 1050 - 1110 fade out, rustic OA music, Very Strong signal, "..en pueblo de ....Radio Libertad...por ejemplo ...sin embargo...en Peru.... en todos los dias...atencion Junin ..seise en las manana..." 15 March
[Wilkner]
===== PACIFIC =====
AUSTRALIA
2325 Australia VL8T Tennant Creek NT 1123 Rolling Stones "Miss You" 2330 news of Whaling dispute, Japanese Coast Guard , into BBC report 1137 back to pop music., 2310 less strong and 2485 only carrier 15 March
[Wilkner]
NEW ZEALAND
Radio New Zealand Intl-RNZI 15720 0348 English 433 March 14 Violin Classical music. YL and OM with comments on India music.
[Mackenzie]
=== Site Unknown ===
=== CLANDESTINE ===
==== PIRATE ====
==== Un-ID ====
==== LW / MW ====
===== QSL =====
===== ...and others =====
Radio City Relay on 9510 kHz
Dear Listeners,
This Saturday the 20th of March 2010 Radio City will return to the
Airwaves via Nexus (ex. IRRS) with 150 kW on 9510 kHz.
The time slot is 09.00 - 10.00 utc
Our contact address is still citymorecars@yahoo.ca
Best regards Radio City - the Station of the Cars
[Taylor]
////////////////
Radio Havana Cuba - Dxers Unlimited
Dxers Unlimited's weekend edition for 13-14 March 2010
By Arnie Coro - radio amateur CO2KK
http://dxersunlimited.blogspot.com/2010/03/dxers-unlimiteds-weekend-edition-13-14.html
[Gupta]
////////////////
The Afghan radio station ARIANA FM started broadcasting Deutsche Welle's radionovela "Learning by Ear" on Friday, March 5, 2010. Germany's international broadcaster has planned 50 episodes – each 15 minutes long – in the two national languages Dari and Pashtu. The radio dramas have been made with young listeners in mind. Deutsche Welle Director General Erik Bettermann welcomed the start of the multimedia project that was produced in Bonn under the auspices of Deutsche Welle's Dari and Pashtu service.
"Learning by Ear can be instrumental to the development process in Afghanistan," said Bettermann in Bonn. "We also want to contribute to the acceptance of a modern, democratic business model."
The project, supported financially by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, sheds light on topics like political education, health, the advancement of women and girls, drugs and their consequences and tolerance and understanding. "We are building on the overall positive experience we had with the implementation of this innovative project in Africa, which has been running since 2008," said Bettermann. "It's an entertaining and informative way to communicate important educational content."
Radio is still the primary media in Afghanistan, but there will be additional "Learning by Ear" material available online. Young people between 12 and 20 years of age make up the majority of the population in Afghanistan. Bettermann said that's why programming focuses on a younger target audience.
Deutsche Welle is working with Afghan authors to produce "Learning by Ear for Afghanistan". As part of the project, they received training from Deutsche Welle's academy. The individual modules were produced with ARIANA FM in Afghanistan. Listener comments will be used in the
future to tailor the design of the series.
"Learning by Ear for Afghanistan" is broadcast nationwide on ARIANA FM, as well as over shortwave, satellite and Deutsche Welle frequencies in Kabul. Schools can access the series, scripts and accompanying material on the Internet. "Learning by Ear for Afghanistan" will also be made available on CD.
(DW Press Release)
[Gupta]
////////////////
DW cuts Transmission hours for Hindi & Urdu languages
http://alokeshgupta.blogspot.com/2010/03/dw-cuts-transmission-hours-for-hindi.html
[Gupta]
////////////////
KTWR A10
Effective Date: March 28, 2010
CORRECTION
Language UTC Days Freq
-------------------------------
South Asia
Santhali 1300-1315 Daily 11870 (ex 1345-1400)
[Gupta]
/////////////////
BIBLE VOICE BROADCASTING
PROGRAMME SCHEDULES – A10 Summer
All times in UTC (Universal Time)
MIDDLE EAST 1
Day Time Language
Sunday 1530-1815 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Monday 1545-1600 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1545-1620 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1700-1715 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1715-1800 Hebrew 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Wednesday 1545-1600 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Thursday 1545-1645 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Friday 1545-1615 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Friday 1730-1800 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Saturday 1545-1800 English 13590 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
MIDDLE EAST 2
Sunday 1800-1830 English 9430 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1830-1900 English 9430 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1800-1900 English 9430 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
MIDDLE EAST 3
Sunday 1730-1800 English 9645 Khz; 125 kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1700-1800 English 9645 Khz; 125 kw; Wertachtal
MIDDLE EAST 4
Tuesday 0430-0500 Arabic 9735 Khz; 250kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 0430-0500 Arabic 9735 Khz; 250kw; Wertachtal
Friday 0500-0515 Arabic 9735 Khz; 250kw; Wertachtal
MIDDLE EAST 5
Monday 1615-1700 Arabic 11645 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Wednesday 1545-1700 Arabic 11645 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Friday 1615-1630 Arabic 11645 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
MIDDLE EAST 6
Monday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Tuesday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Wednesday 1655-1730 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Thursday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Friday 1655-1715 Arabic 13580 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Egypt 1
Friday 0900-1000 Arabic 17535 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
IRAN 1
Sunday 1830-1900 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Monday 1800-1830 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Tuesday 1800-1900 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Wednesday 1800-1830 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Thursday 1800-1900 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Friday 1800-1830 Farsi 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
Saturday 1800-1815 English 11855 Khz; 100 Kw; Nauen
IRAN 2
Sunday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1530-1730 Farsi 12140 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
IRAN 3
Sunday 1530-1545 Farsi 11955 Khz: 250 kw: Wertachtal
EAST AFRICA 1b
Sunday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Sunday 1630-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Sunday 1800-1830 Somali 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Monday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Tuesday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Tuesday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Tuesday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Wednesday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Wednesday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Wednesday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Thursday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Thursday 1630-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1600-1630 Oromo 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1630-1700 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1700-1730 Tigrinya 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1730-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Friday 1800-1830 Somali 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Saturday 1630-1800 Amharic 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
Saturday 1800-1830 Somali 13810 Khz; 100 Kw; Issoudun
SUDAN 1
Sunday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Sunday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1730-1745 Fur 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1630-1700 Nuer 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1700-1730 Dinka 13720 Khz; 100Kw; Wertachtal
CENTRAL AFRICA 1
Sunday 1830-1845 Swahili 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Sunday 1845-1915 English 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
WEST AFRICA 1
Saturday 1930-1945 French 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1945-2000 Adja 11830 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
WEST AFRICA 2
Wednesday 2000-2030 French 9.485 Khz; 125 Kw; Nauen
INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
INDIA 1
Sunday 1415-1500 English 15265 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
Saturday 1400-1500 English 15265 Khz; 250 Kw; ISS
INDIA 3
Sunday 1500-1515 English 13740 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
INDIA 4
Sunday 0030-0100 English 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Monday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Wednesday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 0030-0100 Hindi 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 0030-0100 English 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 0030-0100 English 7405 Khz; 250 Kw; Wertachtal
INDIA 5
Wednesday 1530-1600 Urdu 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Thursday 1530-1600 English 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Friday 1530-1600 Urdu 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
Saturday 1515-1545 English 13740 Khz; 100 Kw; ISS
INDIA 7
Thursday 1400-1415 Dzongkha 7485 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Dushanbe
Thursday 1415-1430 Nepali 7485 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Dushanbe
Friday 1415-1500 Hindi 7485 Khz; ; 250 Kw; Dushanbe
WEST EUROPE 1/UK
Sunday 0700-0730 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 0700-0745 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Wertachtal
SPAIN
Sunday 1800-1830 Spanish 9.435 Khz; 125 Kw; Nauen
EAST EUROPE 1/RUSSIA
Sunday 1800-1900 English 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Tuesday 1800-1830 Russian 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Thursday 1800-1815 Ukrainian 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Friday 1800-1845 Russian 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
Saturday 1830-1845 English 6130 Khz; 125 Kw; Wertachtal
CHINA 1
Sunday 1145-1215 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Sunday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Monday 1200-1215 Mandarin 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Monday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Tuesday 1200-1215 Mandarin 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Tuesday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Wednesday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Thursday 1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Friday 1200-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
Saturday 1145-1215 English 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
1215-1230 Cantonese 5945 Khz; 100 Kw; Khabarovsk
CHINA2
Tuesday 1200-1230 Uyghur 15610 Khz; 250 Kw; Nauen
Thursday 1200-1230 Uyghur 15610 Khz; 250 Kw; Nauen
KOREA 1
Sunday 1045-1115 Japanese 5985 Khz; 200 Kw; Kamchatsky
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Sunday 14th March 2010
Visit to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Rome
at 05.30 p.m.
From the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Rome, visit of the Holy Father Benedict XVI.
Live broadcast from 05.20 p.m.
- in Italian for the area of Rome on kHz 585 MW, MHz 105,0 FM and via Internet on Channel 5
- in German via Internet on Channel 6
-International sound via Internet on Channel 8
Channel 5: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:34354.asx
Channel 6: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:58922.asx?bkup=22016
Channel 8: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:30072.asx?bkup=46091
Wednesday 17th March 2010
The Holy Father's General Audience
at 10.30 a.m.
From St. Peter's Basilica and successively from Paul VI Hall, the Holy Father's General Audience with the pilgrims.
Live broadcast from 10.20 a.m.
- in Italian on kHz 5.965 SW and for the area of Rome on kHz 585 MW, MHz 93,3 and 105,0 FM and via Internet on Channel 1 and Channel 5
-International sound via Internet on Channel 8
Channel 1: http://www.radiovaticana.org/ram-live/ch1.ram
Channel 5: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:34354.asx
Channel 8: http://mfile.akamai.com/52334/live/reflector:30072.asx?bkup=46091
Source: http://bit.ly/dlBNRe
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BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan — Several dozen activists and opposition politicians rallied in the capital of Kyrgyzstan on Monday in protest against what they say are government efforts to block the broadcast of U.S.-funded radio and television programs.
Critics of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev say the government is trying to silence Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Kyrgyz service, known locally as Radio Azattyk, as part of the authorities' attempt to stifle independent reporting.
Since coming to power in 2005, Bakiyev has tightened his grip over the impoverished former Soviet nation, prompting fears of deepening authoritarianism.
Radio Azattyk has been unavailable across most of Kyrgyzstan since Wednesday after several of the station's local partners revoked their rebroadcasting deals.
"Our partners, which relay our radio transmissions, say they have come under pressure and been threatened with having their license revoked, so they unilaterally broke their contracts with us," said Radio Azattyk reporter Bektash Shamshiyev.
Most Kyrgyz people rely on state-controlled broadcasters as their main source of news, but those stations have failed to cover a series of protests against rising costs for heating and electricity.
"Radio Azattyk is the only radio station that informs the public about what is really happening in the country," said Ak-Shumkar opposition party leader Temir Sariyev.
RFE/RL says its Kyrgyz television affiliate station has also been threatened with having its license revoked if it continued to air popular political analysis programs.
Presidential office spokesman Almas Turdumamatov denied the government was behind Radio Azattyk's problems.
"As I understand, Azattyk's problem is with private companies that have refused to relay their broadcasts," Turdumamatov said.
Several media outlets that cover Kyrgyzstan have seemingly fallen victim to a co-ordinated media blackout in recent days, including a handful of prominent Central Asia-focused news sites, which have been inaccessible to Kyrgyz Internet users since Wednesday.
Dinara Oshurakhunova, head of the For Democracy and Civil Society coalition, said numerous news outlets were blocked after they reported on an arrest warrant recently issued by an Italian judge for a U.S. businessman that has been advising the Kyrgyz government.
All Central Asian countries - which also include Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan - are ranked by international rights groups as the some of the world's worst offenders for absence of free expression.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and Voice of America are also banned from broadcasting from within Uzbekistan.
Source: http://bit.ly/9PldIC
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Radio Sweden will terminate its medium and short wave broadcasts this October 31st in favour of web services – with Swedish Radio management stating that is the best use of resources and in line with international trends.
The English-language service is to continue on the web and on national broadcasts.
The Russian output will be available on the web as is the German now.
Among the immigrant languages, Albanian, Assyrian-Syriac and Bosnian-Serbian-Croatian are to be terminated on the same date. Meanwhile, Arabic and Somali – the largest immigrant language groups here at present – are to be boosted. The same applies to Romani – one of Sweden's five official minority languages.
The Persian service is to include even Dari spoken by the rapidly increasing number of Afghan refugees coming to Sweden. Kurdish broadcasts remain unchanged.
Swedish Radio's output in immigrant languages will be available on the web and broadcast nationally.
Source: http://www.sr.se/cgi-bin/International/nyhetssidor/artikel.asp?ProgramID=2054&format=1&artikel=3562645
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The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) is now back on-air after the Solomon Islands Energy Authority restored power supply following a long power blackout at the SIBC's Henderson transmitter.
The SIBC General Manager, Cornelius Rathamana, said he was pleased that the people of Solomon Islands were again able to hear broadcasts from both 1035 AM and 5020 Shortwave.
The National Broadcaster is the only realiable means of awareness communication during such a time to the many remote islands in the country.
The General Manager said that the electricity to the area was cut early on Tuesday morning. It was thought that the strong winds from the passing Cyclone Ului had caused trees to fall on top of the power lines between the Lunga Power Station and the Henderson sub-station.
SIBC began broadcasting again throughout the Solomon Islands on 1035 AM and 5020 Shortwave just after midday yesterday.
The SIBC General Manager apologizes to the public on behalf of the Corporation for not being on air when it was needed the most.
Source: http://www.solomontimes.com/news.aspx?nwID=5014
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This week's Contributors are:
Yimber Gaviria, Colombia.
Alokesh Gupta, India.
IWATA Gaku, Japan.
Anatoly Klepov, Russia.
Stewart MacKenzie, USA.
Tom Taylor, UK.
Robert Wilkner, USA.
Volker Willschrey, Germany.
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BC-DX / GERMANY.
CONEXION Digital / ARGENTINE.
CLANDESTINE RADIO WATCH / GERMANY.
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DX INDIA / INDIA.
Globe Radio DX Club / INDIA.
HCDX / FINLAND.
IDXA / INDIA.
JSWC / JAPAN.
NASWA / U.S.A.
radioascolto.org / ITALY.
RUS-DX / RUSSIA.
WAVESCAN / AWR
WWDXC / GERMANY.
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