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Radio New Zealand B06 revised

NEW ZEALAND Revised Radio New Zealand B06 schedule:
05 Dec 2006 – 24 Mar 2007

UTC kHz Band Target Azi Days
0600-1059 9765 AM 31 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
0600-1259 9890 DRM 31 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
1100-1259 13840 AM 21 NW Pac/Bougainv./PNG/Timor 325 degr Daily
1300-1550 5950 AM 49 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
1300-1550 7145 DRM 41 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
1551-1750 9870 AM 31 NE Pac/Fiji/Samoa/Cook Is. 35 degr Daily
1551-1750 9890 DRM 31 NE Pac/Fiji/Samoa/Cook Is. 35 degr Daily
1751-1950 11725 AM 25 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
1751-1850 11675 DRM 25 Fiji/Niue/Tonga Samoa/Cook Is. 35 degr Daily
1851-1950 15720 DRM 19 Fiji/Niue/Tonga Samoa/Cook Is. 35 degr Daily
1951-2258 17675 AM 16 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
1951-2050 11675 DRM 25 NW Pac/Vanuatu/Solomon Is. 325 degr Daily
2051-2258 15720 DRM 19 NW Pac/Vanuatu/Solomon Is. 325 degr Daily
2259-0559 17675 DRM 16 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
2259-0559 15720 AM 19 All Pacific 0 degr Daily
(R NZi via Barry Hartley-NZ, via wwdxc BC-DX Dec 6)

Source: Wolfgang Bueschel on A-DX list

Digitales Radio

Unter Spiegel-Online gibt es einen Artikel über digitales Radio zu lesen. Interessanter Artikel über die Einführung neuer Standards und wieder mal ist der Verbraucher der Dumme, weil er seine alten Radios verschrotten kann.

Info via Joe Leyder in A-DX Liste

HCJB Quito

HCJB Quito ist mit der Sendung für DXer auf 3955 Khz via Jülich mit SINPO 45444 um 1650 Utc in Deutsch zu hören. Markus Weidner bringt DX-Meldungen aus der Satszene. Es läuft das DX-Programm des http://www.rmrc.de. Empfangsberichte werden gegen einen frankierten Rückumschlag bestätigt. Danach folgen DX-Tips von Dieter K Reibold. Moderator in Quito ist Horst Wiese.

IRRS / European Gospel Radio new schedule

Hi,

Just a short note to confirm that our programs on IRRS Shortwave and European Gospel Radio are back on the air as of Friday Nov. 24th, 2006.

We hope that the upgrade of our station and the additional power will help provide a better, louder signal in our targets.

Here is our schedule effective Nov. 24, 2006. More broadcasts will be added in the next few weeks:

WKDAY FREQ UTC UTC CET CET TARGET
START STOP START STOP
=======================================================
Fri 15750 12.00 13.00 13.00 14.00 W/AFR
Fri 5775 17.00 19.30 18.00 20.30 EU
Sun 9310 10.30 13.00 11.30 14.00 EU
Sun 15735 13.00 13.30 14.00 14.30 India
Sun 5775 15.00 16.00 16.00 17.00 EU
Sun 5775 17.00 19.30 18.00 20.30 EU

All programs also available 24/7 via streaming audio at:

http://mp3.nexus.org and http://www.egradio.org

As usual we appreciate all reception reports, comments and questions via email to reports@nexus.org or by snail mail at the addresses that you can hear on the air.

Happy Thanksgiving week-end to those in the USA and happy listening to all.

73s,

Ron,

Source: playdx

Radio Nederland 1314 Khz

Radio Nederland is on 1314 Khz via norwegian transmitter at 2005 Utc with SINPO 54444 S=9+35dB. Programme is in dutch with reports on the election in the Netherlands. The transmitter in Monte-Carlo on 702 Khz I can not hear.

Radio Nederland on 22nd of November, 2006

Confirmed frequencies for RNW election coverage in Dutch on 22 November

On Wednesday 22 November, the Dutch go to the polls in a general election. For worldwide coverage in Dutch of the results, some additional frequencies will be in use. The following frequencies have been confirmed. Several others are under negotiation and will be published when confirmation is received. Frequencies will be on the air after the polls close as follows (all times UTC):

* 2000-2400 on 1314 kHz to Northwest Europe
* 2100-2200 on 7120 kHz to Central Africa
* 2100-2200 on 11655 kHz to West Africa
* 2100-2200 on 15315 kHz to Surinam & NE Brazil
* 2100-2200 on 17810 kHz to West Africa
* 2100-2200 on 17895 kHz to South America (south)
* 2100-2300 on 6040 kHz to West and Southwest Europe
* 2100-2300 on 9895 kHz to Central and Northwest Africa
* 2200-2300 on 15315 kHz to South America (south)
* 2200-2300 on 11730 kHz to Canary Islands / North Africa
* 2300-2400 on 6165 kHz to North America (east)
* 2300-2400 on 9525 kHz to Caribbean / South America (north)

We draw the attention of listeners in Europe to the transmission on mediumwave 1314 kHz from the 1200 kW transmitter in Norway which has been withdrawn from regular service. Full details of transmitter sites will be published when the list is complete. The definitive frequency schedule with relay sites is posted at http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/?p=6573.

Source: Rudolf Sonntag on A-Dx-List

Stimme der Türkei

Die Stimme der Türkei ist um 1900 Utc auf 7205 Khz stark mit O=4/5 in Deutsch aufzunehmen. IDs in verschiedenen Sprachen, danach wird türkische Musik gespielt. Bei der Gelegenheit hat man gleich ein paar Details für den Asia-DX-Contest, der noch bis 19. November andauert.

RAE Buenos Aires B06

RAE B-06

0900-1200 Español América 6060
1000-1200 Japones Lejano Oriente 11710
1200-1400 Español América 11710
1800-1900 Inglés Europa 9690-15345
1900-2000 Italiano Europa 9690-15345
2000-2100 Francés Europa y NAf 9690-15345
2100-2200 Aleman Europa y NAf 9690-15345
2200-2400 Español Eu-NAf y América 6060-11710-15345
0000-0200 Portugués América 11710
0200-0300 Inglés América 11710
0300-0400 Francés América 11710

Source: Jose Miguel Romero on http://www.hard-core-dx.com/

Channel Africa B06

BROADCAST FREQUENCIES
29 OCTOBER 2006 TO 24 MARCH 2007

TIME UTC TIME SAST FREQ kHz METRE BAND STUDIO CHANNEL TARGET AREA LANGUAGE
MORNING PROGRAMMES
03h00-03h55 05h00-05h55 6120 49 2 East & Central Africa Swahili
03h00-03h55 05h00-05h55 7390 41 1 East & Central Africa English
03h00-04h59 05h00-06h59 3345 90 1 Southern Africa English
04h00-04h55 06h00-06h55 7305 41 2 Central Africa French
05h00-05h55 07h00-07h55 9685 31 1 West Africa English
05h00-06h59 07h00-08h59 7240 41 1 Southern Africa English
06h00-06h55 08h00-08h55 15255 19 1 Far West Africa English
07h00-08h00 09h00-10h00 9620 31 1 Southern Africa Chinyanja
09h00-10h00 11h00-12h00 9620 31 1 Southern Africa Silozi
DAY TIME PROGRAMMES
10h00-12h00 12h00-14h00 9620 31 1 Southern Africa English
12h00-13h00 14h00-15h00 9620 31 1 Southern Africa Chinyanja
13h00-14h00 15h00-16h00 9620 31 1 Southern Africa Silozi
14h00-15h59 16h00-17h59 9620 31 1 Southern Africa English
EVENING PROGRAMMES
15h00-15h55 17h00-17h55 17780 16 2 East & Central Africa Swahili
15h00-15h55 17h00-17h55 17770 16 1 East & Central Africa English
16h00-16h55 18h00-18h55 15235 19 2 West Africa French
17h00-17h55 19h00-19h55 15235 19 1 West Africa English
19h00-20h00 21h00-22h00 3345 90 1 Southern Africa Portuguese
20h00-22h00 22h00-00h00 3345 90 1 Southern Africa English

Source: Jose Miguel Romero on http://www.hard-core-dx.com/

DSWCI Jubilee Band-Monitoring Competition

30 years ago the DSWCI held some popular Band-Monitoring Competitions where members should listen to broadcast stations on a certain metre band within a specific time period. We are going to do the same on the exact date when the DSWCI was born 50 years ago. The task is to hear as many broadcast transmitters as possible on the 60 metre band between 4750 and 5060 kHz between 0001 and 2359 UTC on the 18th of November, 2006.

We hope that many members around the world will join us and send in their loggings which should have the same format as in our SW TIPS: kHz, heard time period in UTC, country (ITUcode), 18-11-06, station name, language, SINPO and contributor. Only identified stations should be reported. Tentative may be counted, if they sound realistic. The three winners will get a free Domestic Broadcasting Survey 2007.

Please send your contributions to Anker Petersen, Udbyvej 11, DK 2740 Skovlunde, Denmark, before 01 December, 2006.

Source: http://www.dswci.org/