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shortwave radio transmission schedules

WTWW testing

WTWW testing :

a long test period is scheduled for Saturday Jan 23, times here changed to UT:
1600-1900 9480
1900-2200 9475
2200-2400 9480
0000-0400 5755 [UT Sunday]

Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST via HCDX

Radio Australia via Palau

T8WH-Angel 4 New Schedule
2200-2400 12040 Radio Australia, English
0000-0030 15225 Radio Australia, Indonesian //15180, 15335, 15415
0100-0130 15655 Radio Australia, Burmese //17655
0400-0430 15780 Radio Australia, Indonesian //11550, 15180, 15415 (Jan.19 on 15785kHz)
0500-0530 15590 Radio Australia, Indonesian //11745, 15180, 15415

1300-1430 9890 Radio Australia, Chinese //9475, 11660, 11760, 11825
1600-1630 9965 Radio Australia, Chinese
http://www.mediacat-blog.jp/usr/hiroshi/t8whb09_2010jan.gif

Info via dxld

VoA Kreolisch fuer Haiti

die Sendungen der Voice of America für Haiti kann man als Livestream hören:

http://www.voanews.com/wm/live/live-creole-a.asx

Der Stream ist aber offenbar nur aktiv, wenn auch die Sendungen über Antenne laufen.

Im Augenblick werden laufend Telefonanrufe von Menschen durchgegeben, die sich nach dem Schicksal ihrer Angehörigen im Katastrophengebiet erkundigen.

Es dürfte sich um dasselbe Programm handeln, welches zur Zeit in Haiti über UKW und über Flugzeug verbreitet wird.

Info via Net-Radio

BDXC frequency lists updated

The various frequency guides compiled by Tony Rogers on the British DX Club web site have now been updated for January 2010:

-Africa on Shortwave
-External Services on Mediumwave – NEW
-Middle & Near East on Shortwave
-South Asia on the Tropical Bands
-UK on Shortwave

All of the above can be found on the ARTICLES INDEX page at
http://www.bdxc.org.uk

The DX Diary and DX Programme lists have also been updated.

Info via HCDX

South Herts Radio

South Herts Radio will now broadcast as follows effective from 3rd Jan 2010.

Every other Sunday from Sunday 3rd January from 08.00 – 20.00 UTC. Shortwave 5835 KHz (52 meter band) with low power to Europe from the U.K.

Only when our webstream is on air can you find us on FM anywhere between 87.6 – 107.9 MHz throughout the U.K. and Europe and on dedicated relays usually 90.9 MHz in South & East Herts, 97.9 MHz in West Herts and 102.5 MHz in North Herts thanks to our listeners relaying our webstreams on legitimate low power devices.

We also operate on (WFM) 863.5 MHz in South Herts and 864.5 MHz in North Herts at a higher power of sometimes up to 50 watts.

Weekdays Mon – Fri from Jan 4th we will be on (shortwave only) with low power on 3935 KHz (76 meter band) from 19.00 – 22.00 UTC. We are also testing 7325 KHz in the 41 meter band with low power, times and days vary. When we say low power we mean just above micro power but effective when conditions are on our side.

We are also testing on the AM band in the medium wave band in parts of the U.K. again thanks to some of our listeners relaying us on low power devices. Example tx
http://www.vcomp.co.uk/spitfire/spitfire.htm any frequency that is clear in steps of 9 Khz.

Finally we are relayed by other stations (usually clandestine) at various times and frequencies see http://www.southhertsradio.com/frequencies.html for more info.

Once again the live webstream should be on air every other Sunday with (limited slots) but we do offer an excellent listen again service and downloads which we will be expanding on a much greater scale in 2010. Look out for changes to our website and schedules soon. We may miss the odd Sunday but this is only a hobby station.

SHR is for the serious DXer and offshore radio enthusiast with DX related shows and pirate tributes mostly as listen on demand files. Reception reports are always welcome.

In the New Year I will be devoting more time to making new shows for Laser Hot Hits. You can hear some of my previous shows for Laser on the Humyo player at http://www.southhertsradio.com/again.html

Happy new year and 73.

http://www.southhertsradio.com

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Artic Radio Club

From 2009.19.27 2300 UTc you can hear “Artic Radio Morokulien” with music from the 60` on MW together with some small talks. The transmissions is a joint venture between Morokulien and Artic Radio Club, both celebrating 50 year.

28.12.2009 00.00 – 01.00
28.12.2009 14.00 – 15.00
30.12.2009 09.00 – 10.00
06.01.2010 09.00 – 10.00
10.01.2010 14.00 – 15.30
10.01.2010 21.00 – 23.00

The above is Swedish time. Please subtract one our to get UTC.

The transmissions will be in Swedish with some parts in English. Station identification in both Swedish and English

Please contact the ARCTIC RADIO, PO Box 5050, SE-350 05 Växjö, Sweden. Email: arctic.radio.morokulien@telia.com
Reception reports are welcome to the above addresses and if you request a printed QSL-card for the correct reception report, please include 2 stamps, IRCs or $ for Swedish domestic postage.If you want to be notified of further commemorative broadcasts in 2010 please send us your email address.

Info via Claes Olsson via CumbreDX

Hamburger Lokalradio 5980 Khz

Hamburger Lokalradio
Kurzwellendienst auf 5980 kHz
Programmplan für die Testphase Dezember 2009

Alle Zeiten in UTC.

Dienstag, 01.12.2009
10.00-12.00: “50 Jahre Deutscher Rundfunk”. Zeitdokumente zur Rundfunk-Geschichte (Feature).

Freitag, 04.12. 2009
11.00-12.00: “Von der Schelllackplatte zur CD”. Ein Technikmagazin von und mit Peter Schütt.

Samstag, 12.12.2009
11.00-12.00: Radio Nostalgie mit dem Schwerpunkt “Schlager rund ums Radio”.

Das Hamburger Lokalradio sendet sein Testprogramm im Dezember ab 1.12.09 auf der eigenen Kurzwellenfrequenz 5980 kHz.

Die Sendungen werden über die Sendestelle Kall-Eifel mit 1kW Sendeleistung europaweit ausgestrahlt. Als Antennentyp ist die Telefunken A-189 vorgesehen.

Die Sendezeit ist wie folgt:

Täglich von 11.00-13.00 Uhr MEZ

Sonderprogramm zum Weihnachtsfest:

07.00-13.00 Uhr MEZ
(24.12., 25.12., 26.12.)

Info via A-DX

Whats on shortwave

http://users.fulladsl.be/~spb13810/radio/swlist/
for languages, click on an hour for tx in that hour & language
(here you can fetch CSV data for (Open)Office if you click the language for the complete list))

http://users.fulladsl.be/~spb13810/radio/txlist/
for stations, click on an hour for tx in that hour & from that station
(here you can fetch CSV data for (Open)Office if you click the station for the complete list))

Use of the (previous and) following list: It’s 3 PM, where’s VOA now?? Where can I hear Spanish at 19 UT??
http://users.fulladsl.be/~spb13810/radio/timelist/
complete hourly lists of sw tx (with crosslinks to language/ station)

The source for this data is Eibi.

I put Aoki here;:
http://users.fulladsl.be/~spb13810/radio/swlistaoki/ for languages
http://users.fulladsl.be/~spb13810/radio/txlistaoki/ for stations
Space limits made me decide to drop hourly lists for Aoki.

There are more than 700 stations, more than 300 languages, that makes about 24 hours x ( 300 + 700) = 24000 files on the site.

I also made a comparison of the 2 sources: aoki and eibi: (frequency order) http://users.fulladsl.be/~spb13810/radio/indexsrc.htm

(I think about integrating HFCC data too)
PS: these are shortcuts:
http://whatsonshortwave.tk/ (table of lists at the site).
(I hope I manage to do complete uploads in the future, I try to automate the complete process of Aoki/Eibi donwload up to the upload)

— What’s on Shortwave guide: choose an hour, go!
http://shortwave.tk
700+ Radio Stations on SW http://swstations.tk
300+ languages on SW http://radiolanguages.tk
Enjoy listening! (Marc Coevoet, Nov 19, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

DXers Guide B09 Booklet

Now you will get the wonderful issues of Dxers Guide and B09 Booklet available for sale. Which contain the new B09 schedules and lot of Dx related information in a pack of Two books. This is the only available DX magazine from India for last five years. Annual subscription is Indian Rupees. 80/- only. 12 IRC for the International listeners. For more details contact ardicdxclub (at) yahoo.co.in For sample copies visit www.dxersguide.blogspot.com

Info via DXLD

Radio Ekho Kavkaza on SW and Online

The first news bulletin of this newest service from RFE/RL can be heard here:

MP3: http://realaudio.rferl.org/GR/news/news_GR.mp3
RealAudio: http://realaudio.rferl.org/GR/news/news_GR.rm
Windows Media: mms://realaudio.rferl.org/GR/news/news_GR.wma

The station’s website: http://www.ekhokavkaza.com/ Everything is in Russian there.

Here’s the schedule: http://www.ekhokavkaza.com/HowToListen.aspx The SW frequecies are 9525 and 9780. VHF (FM) is mentioned, too but without exact frequencies. Must be that semi-clandestime Radio Green Wave set up by Tbilisi.

Time is given as 2100 to 2200 Moscow time. I assume that is 1800 to 1900 UT.

The service’s live online channel is http://www.rferl.org/realaudio/c4.ram

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Spanish schedule B09

Hi:
As I reported the ADXB (DX Association Barcelona) just upload to your website the first version of its Schedule List in Spanish for the winter period (B09).
This update contains so far the new frequencies of 13 international broadcasters in their programs in Spanish.
The list is available directly from the Web or downloading a file (zip)
These are the links:
http://www.mundodx.net/portada_lista.asp
http://lista.adxb.or

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