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JAPAN PREMIUM welcome your contributions.
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readers,
I wish you a happy holidays.
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All time in UTC
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BHUTAN
6035, BBS (presumed), 1247, Dec 13. During the
year when I have checked here I found only PBS Yunnan in sole
possession, but thanks to the timely tip from Alokesh Gupta in
dxldyg, I heard assume BBS underneath Yunnan, which was in
Vietnamese with mostly monologues and very brief musical
pieces; with BBS mostly playing indigenous music with a few
announcements. 1300 Yunnan had their usual time pips and
ID in English ("This is the Voice of Shangri-La brought to you
by Yunnan Radio"); after that Yunnan went into talk in Chinese
and BBS also had talking; not possible to ID. Checked again
at 1400 looking for BBS to be there in English, but they must
have signed off early. Had no trace of BBS underneath Yunnan
which was back to Vietnamese. If BBS had been broadcasting
after 1400 believe I would have some hint of their presences,
but nothing but Yunnan. Once the AIR technician finishes up
testing the repaired BBS transmitter, I hope they will resume
their former 1500 sign off time; with 1400 to 1500 being in
English. Very nice to hear this one again! Brief MP3 audio at
http://www.box.com/s/st3vgkv7x696m1spv4hp .
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Thanks to Victor Goonetilleke (Sri Lanka), who indicates BBS
signed off today between 1315 and 1320.
[Howard]
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5030.03v, BBS, 1244-1500:44*, Dec 15. Decent
reception; an excellent frequency choice as it has been vacant
since Sarawak closed down in the middle of this year. Mostly
in what sounded like French although I thought I heard a
different dialect too? Slowly drifted down to 5030.0. Very nice!
Their external service? Played a lot of nice indigenous music!
1244-1330 on air phone calls.
1330-1359 cute on air phone calls from young children singing songs.
1400-1423 talking followed by indigenous music.
1500 - English "This is the new service of the Bhutan Broadcasting
Service" and shortly off.
MP3 edited audio in no particular chronological order, with ID in English
at 1:01 - http://www.box.com/s/jd191ljp5lruprrqorkr .
[Howard]
CHINA
5050, Beibu Bay Radio, random checking from 1311 to
1537, Dec 14. Unique format of long running bi-lingual drama in
Chinese and Vietnamese; by 1537 back to normal format of pops
songs and DJ in Vietnamese; moderate to strong AIR Aizawl QRM.
[Howard]
6035, PBS Yunnan/Voice of Shangri-La, 1256-1303, Dec 14. As
Alokesh Gupta (India) has already reported in dxldyg, BBS/Bhutan
was off the air today, so Yunnan again had sole possession here;
pips and ID in English at ToH. Subsequent check at 1403 also found
only Yunnan.
[Howard]
INDIA
4990, AIR Itanagar, randomly from 1332 to 1433*, Dec 14.
News in vernacular till 1336; into subcontinent music; 1415 local news
in Hindi followed by local news in English; Itanagar weather forecast
(rain) and max-min temperatures; followed by talk in English; poor with
persistent heavy CW QRM. Dec 13 till 1431*.
[Howard]
MALAYSIA
9835, Sarawak FM via RTM, via Kajang (near Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia), 1539-1606, Dec 14. In vernacular with EZL pop
songs; ads; IDs; ToH choral National Anthem (Negaraku – Lagu
Kebangsaan Malaysia); more pop songs; "Sarawak FM" singing
jingle; fair-good.
[Howard]
11665, Wai FM, via Kajang (near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia), 1539-1600,
Dec 14. In vernacular EZL pop songs; 1559 nice "Wai FM" singing jingle;
light jamming by CNR1.
[Howard]
11665, Sarawak FM, 1600 till off in a matter of minutes, Dec 14. Became
// 9835 at ToH.
[Howard]
Sarawak FM audio at http://www.box.com/s/yy0io3vvqo55fuk555b8
Wai FM audio at http://www.box.com/s/l3rrg98r744imk2up9or
[Howard]
=== MIDDLE EAST ===
===== AFRICA =====
===== EUROPE =====
GREECE
Foni Tis Helladas 9420 0004 GMT Greek 333 Dec 14 OMs singing folk songs. //7475[333], 12105[333].
[MacKenzie]
PORTUGAL
RDP Intl 11905 1830 GMT Portuguese 333 Dec 13 YL and OM with comments.
[MacKenzie]
=== NORTH AMERICA ===
=== CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA ===
ARGENTINA
Radio Nacional - RAE 11715 2142 GMT Spanish 333 Dec 15 Two OMs with comments.
[MacKenzie]
CUBA
Radio Havana Cuba-RHC 13640 2200 GMT Spanish 13640 2200 GMT Spanish 333 Dec 11 RHC IS 2200 GMT YL with comments 2203 GMT. Then some Bongo music. PM with comments 2205 GMT.
[MacKenzie]
===== PACIFIC =====
NEW ZEALAND
Radio New Zealand Intl -RNZI 17675 2132 GMT English 333 Dec 11 OM with comments on oil prices. Also a YL 0n Summer time in New Zealand 2134 GMT
[MacKenzie]
PALAU
WHRI 9985 1944 GMT English 433 Dec 15 YL with comments followed by a YL singing.
[MacKenzie]
=== Site Unknown ===
=== CLANDESTINE ===
==== PIRATE ====
==== Un-ID ====
==== LW / MW ====
===== QSL =====
===== ...and others =====
BBS ( Bhutan Broadcasting Service) is now on air with 100 kW, please
post your feed back about the reception. An engineer from All India
Radio is working on the transmitter.
[Gupta]
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Don't let Voice of America broadcasts go static
Voice of America (VOA), the jewel in America's public diplomacy effort abroad, is set to be streamlined. Some programs can be downsized. But VOA is in the national interest, especially as Russia, China, and Iran expand state-supported media. Cuts should be handled with care.
By John Hughes / December 12, 2011
Read the CSM story here .....
http://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/John-Hughes/2011/1212/Don-t-let-Voice-of-America-broadcasts-go-static
[Gupta]
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While all correct reports are appreciated and will be QSLed, please don`t use remote receivers to pick up Greenville. They need to hear from direct listeners, especially in Europe, Africa and Latin America, and it`s certainly possible to hear Greenville direct anywhere in the world. See schedule link below. Reports must be by postal mail only to the address below
[Hauser]
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Top 5 Radio Books for December
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#4 Listening In $5.10
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PLUS..Read our own reviews about other great radio books before you
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Australian radio history books.......
PLUS....our very own Gift Catalog is now online at:
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* Shoestring Pirates autographed Radio Hauraki Story + CD $100
* Voices in the Air $75
* Fresh Pacific Wind Radio Hauraki CD $50
* Aunt Gwen of 2YA $40
* Original Radio Hauraki Party Ticket $10
* Art of Radio Japan postcards $10
[Radio Heritage Foundation]
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Dear FRS Friends,
I N V I T A T I O N
Following successful December broadcasts in the past few years (but also long time ago), FRS-Holland will again take to the airwaves over
the X-Mas Holiday Season.
December 18th we will continue a long time tradition. On that day FRSH will be on 7600//5800 kHz between 07:52- 14:00 CET.
After close down, the full programming will be repeated via the internet between 15:52- 22:00 CET: < http://nednl.net:8000/frsh.m3u>.
Pxs will be presented by Jan van Dijk doing the German show & Dave Scott will be playing classic rock. Both shows contain radio related
items. Paul Graham will be hosting another classic FRS Golden Show playing great 60s/ 70s stuff as well as a feature on a land based pirate
radio station from years gone by. Peter Verbruggen will look back to what happened in the past on December 18th (Day Calendar) and plays a
mix of 80s/90s/00s records in FRS Magazine. He will also host two FRS Goes DX editions with the latest news from the wonderful world of wireless.
During all pxs we will read out October mail and Season's Greetings. There's also the Phrase that Pays. And: we make a flash back to December 1988
when FRS-Holland was on the air with a Seasonal broadcast. Remeniscing....23 years ago.....
Tune in next Sunday and taste the spirit of December!! It will be worth while.
73s, Peter V. (on behalf of the FRS staff)
a Balance between Music & Information joined to one Format....
FRS-Holland
POBox 2702
6049 ZG Herten
The Netherlands
e-mail: < frs.holland@hccnet.nl>
e-mail: < frs@frsholland.nl>
a Balance between Music & Information joined to one Format....
FRS-Holland
POBox 2702
6049 ZG Herten
The Netherlands
e-mail: < frs.holland@hccnet.nl>
e-mail: < frs@frsholland.nl>
[Taylor]
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EMR - Radio Saxonia - Atlantic 2000 this Weekend
Dear Listeners,
MV Baltic Radio relay service is on the air this Sunday the 18th of December 2011
MVBR Schedule:
08.00 to 09.00 UTC on 9480 KHz - Atlantic 2000 - atlantic2000international@gmail.com
09.00 to 10.00 UTC on 9480 KHz - Radio Saxonia - radiosaxonia@web.de
10.00 to 11.00 UTC on 6140 KHz - EMR
10.00 to 11.00 UTC on 9480 KHz - EMR
13.00 to 14.00 UTC on 9480 KHz - Radio Saxonia ( Repeat from 09.00 )
EMR Programmes via 9480 and 6140 KHz:
10.00 to 10.20 Tom Taylor programme
10.20 to 11.00 Mike Taylor programme
EMR Internet repeats on Sunday and Monday
Programme repeats are at the following times:
10.00, 1400, 18:00, 21:00 utc
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).
Please send all EMR reception reports to: studio@emr.org.uk
Good Listening 73s Tom
Due to Technical reasons the last transmission from MVBR on 6140 KHz will be on
the 25th of December 2011. MVBR on 9480 KHz will continue in 2012 as normal.
[Taylor]
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Frequency for Human Rights!
By Mok Yong Jae
[2011-12-17 17:13 ]
http://www.dailynk.com/english/read.php?cataId=nk00100&num=8546
Calls have again been made for civilian short-wave broadcasters focusing on North Korea
issues to be allocated frequency in South Korea for the purpose of enhancing efforts to
improve North Korean human rights.
A senior researcher with the Hansun Foundation for Freedom and Happiness, Lee Young
Hwan told a conference for political, religious and other social organizations to discuss new
policies regarding North Korea, "We need to come up with a real plan regarding unification
and diplomacy that will actually do something for the human rights of our brethren in North
Korea."
Lee went on, "Those currently broadcasting on North Korean issues in this country have
never been assigned a frequency, and as such they rent frequency abroad," before
emphasising, "We need to make it so that these civilian broadcasters on North Korea actually
have a frequency to use."
He also spoke of the need to "Overcome difficulty and be patient in pursuing liberation of
broadcasting in both countries, and finding a route for the peoples of North and South Korea
alike to be able to freely listen to whichever broadcasts they choose."
The conference was attended by people from all sectors of society, including left- and right-
wing politicians, representatives of Christian and Buddhist groups and other social
organizations, all gathering together to discuss the direction of future unification policy.
The standing president of the KCRC, Kim Deok Ryong said in his opening address,
"Conservative and progressive sides of politics both have the same objectives when it comes
down to it. We are all here to search out a new paradigm for the continuing and forward-
looking direction of North Korea and unification policy through rational discussions and
debate."
Below is a summary of some of the other highlights of the conference.
? Choi Dae Seok (Chief Researcher, Institute for Unification Studies, Ehwa Women´s
University)
"A large problem is that the stance of principled engagement completely collapsed starting
with the Kim Dae Jung administration, while the current government has lost the momentum
created from several decades of policy through its overemphasis on unbending principles. In
creating a position of principled engagement, the most important thing is to balance what is in
the best interests of the Korean people with those of the state.
In the short term a stance of principled engagement means expanding inter-Korean
exchanges through humanitarian aid and other means, while in the medium to long-term we
must work to exert continuous pressure on the nuclear issue and other problems affecting
relations between our two countries."
? Park Joo Seon (Democratic Party National Assembly lawmaker)
"China has been consistent over the last ten years in its support for Korea´s `Sunshine Policy´
and policy of engagement towards North Korea. China´s support allowed South Korea to
wield further influence in the US-ROK alliance, relations with North Korea and at the Six Party
Talks. There is a need for a sophisticated and creative effort to convince China to support
our policy initiatives."
? In Myeong Jin (Priest, Galilee Church)
"The next two to three years are a crucial time in inter-Korean relations. For this reason the
Lee Myung Bak administration must work to establish an environment in which it can achieve
some sort of `grand bargain´ before it is too late. The environment could be created by
normalizing humanitarian aid, restarting tourism to Mt Geumgang and abolishing the May 24
Measure. If trust between the two Koreas can be built up through these initiatives a grand
bargain will be possible." Standard rig : ICOM R75 / 2x16 V / m@h40 heads Sennheiser
Please read and distribute this 15 year research article http://tinyurl.com/5vzg7e
Please read my article on SINPO at http://tinyurl.com/yt7qjd
[Liangas]
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Many thanks!
This week's Contributors are:
Wolfgang Bueschel, Germany.
Yimber Gaviria, Colombia.
Alokesh Gupta, India.
Glenn Hauser, USA.
Ron Howard, USA.
IWATA Gaku, Japan.
Anatoly Klepov, Russia.
Zacharias Liangas, Greece.
Stewart MacKenzie, USA.
Tom Taylor, UK.
Volker Willschrey, Germany.
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Radio Heritage Foundation
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Also thanks to
BC-DX / GERMANY.
CONEXION Digital / ARGENTINE.
CLANDESTINE RADIO WATCH / GERMANY.
CUMBRE DX / U.S.A.
DX INDIA / INDIA.
HCDX / FINLAND.
radioascolto.org / ITALY.
RUS-DX / RUSSIA.
WWDXC / GERMANY.
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Next deadline : Dec.21 1500 UTC
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