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INDICE Pagina 3 Yimber Gaviria Turkey: Copyright symposium celebrates 50 years Glenn Hauser Logs August 29-30, 2014 Pagina 4 Rubén Guillermo Margenet DX Victoria DX Grupo Radioescucha Argentino Conexión Digital Nº 786 Pagina 5 Glenn Hauser Logs August 30-31, 2014 Pagina 6 Anatoly Klepov RUS-DX # 783, 31 August 2014 Pagina 13 Ontario DX Club Hobart Radio International Sergi Giovanni Radio Notizie n° 243 Glenn Hauser Logs August 31, 2014 Pagina 14 Asociación Española De Radioescucha El Dial Nº 282 Pagina 15 Dino Bloise Panasonic RF-800U Gilson Bento Venta Siddhartha Bhattacharjee Direcciones de La Voz de Indonesia Pagina 16 Short Waves "Shortwaves" Mailing List Pagina 17 DXCB SITES Pagina 18 ODXA ODXA DX REPORT September 29th 2014 Pagina 20 Migdiel Cruz Para los colegas interesados en armar una T2FD Dino Bloise ¿Qué hora es ahora? Migdiel Cruz Super equipazo para los nuevos SWL Pagina 21 Joao A Costa Voz da Russia reserva frequencias em Onda Curta para Outubro Glenn Hauser Logs September 1, 2014 Pagina 22 Ulysses Galletti FOTOS Antena (UG203..P2.1) Bob Padula Australian DX Report podcast- new episode (no.428) Francisco Jackson Radioescutas Rio Glenn Hauser Sobre KVOH en Sin Fronteras Pagina 23 Glenn Hauser Logs September 1-2, 2014 PU3HAG - Huelbe Radio Exterior de España Glenn Hauser Logs September 2-3, 2014 Pagina 25 Dan Ferguson Radio Australia schedule changes Radio Habana Cuba Solidaridad con los Cinco John Figliozzi Podding Along - Issue 15 Pagina 26 Glenn Hauser Logs September 3-4, 2014 Pagina 27 Allan Stern Escuchas Pagina 28 Claudio Galaz Escuchas Pagina 29 Hironori Takeuchi Escuchas Pagina 30 Daniel wyllyans Escuchas Robert Wilkner Escuchas Pagina 31 Gilvan Souza Costa Escuchas Harold Sellers Escuchas Wendel Craighead Escuchas Francesco Cecconi Escuchas Pagina 32 Ulysses Galletti Escuchas

Siddhartha Bhattacharjee Escuchas Fran Jr Escuchas Manuel Méndez Escuchas Pagina 33 Jose Ronaldo Xavier Escuchas Pagina 34 Evandro Rocha Escuchas Babul Gupta Escuchas Miguel Castellino Escuchas Migdiel Cruz Escuchas Pagina 35 Antônio Avelino da Silva Escuchas Rubens Ferraz Pedroso Escuchas Lenildo da Silva Escuchas

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Yimber Gaviria Turkey: Copyright symposium celebrates 50 years

Turkey: Copyright symposium celebrates 50 years of TRT http://yimber-gaviria.blogspot.com/2014/08/turkey-copyright-symposium-celebrates.html " this event, on 23 September 2014, will be themed “From Analogue to Digital"

Glenn Hauser Logs August 29-30, 2014

** ANTARCTICA. 15475.9+, Aug 29 at 2131, after confirming WOR on WRMI 15770 & 7570, it`s a reminder to look for LRA36 as this has been widely reported signing off in the next few minutes. Yes! I can detect a JBA carrier slightly on the low side of 15476, so I keep on it and time its cutoff today at 2139:43*, which I expect to match anyone else`s report. Of course, modulation may have stopped a bit earlier, but I couldn`t hear any. Nevertheless, I am confident this was LRA36, another just-barely catch based on precise frequencing and timing. This was on the DX-398 on the porch with random wire around the eaves. Apparently it is starting now around *1930 M-F (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 11855.0, Aug 30 at 0545, Brazuguese religious interview, good signal, R. Aparecida not usually heard this late/early; good signal and much stronger than 11765 SRDA but much weaker than 11780 RNA. Variable but now close to right-on frequency (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA. 6000, Aug 30 at 0551, RHC English is AWOL again from this frequency, still on the others (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EGYPT. 9965, Aug 30 at 0125, R. Cairo Arabic, just barely modulated, whine, fair 9315, Aug 30 at 0128, R. Cairo Spanish, open carrier/dead air, fair 11710, Aug 30 at 0131, R. Cairo Spanish absent, no het with 11711- LRA 12070, Aug 30 at 0128, R. Cairo Spanish, humroar and modulation at spikes only, good signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** IRAN. 12025, Aug 30 at 0129, VRII Spanish service is audible here poorly // 9860 during music; 12025 seems to be irregularly on air. 11760 blocked by RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OKLAHOMA. When tropo is up I still scan the entire UHF dial occasionally, looking for analog signals, and I`m surprised to find one, Aug 30 at 1428 UT on channel 48 --- it`s Spanish from direxion of OKC, obviously 15 kW KOCY-LP; infomercials for madrecell.com, hotshapers; 1430 Estrella TV ID, more infomercials; fading down by 1448 UT. Had not seen any trace of this one for many months and had assumed it converted to DTV with reduced range. Maybe its NTSC had really been off the air, but now back? Last time I logged it was Nov 29, 2013, as in DXLD 13-49; at least tentatively with some NTSC video detectable on 48. Still has CP for DTV, per W9Wi.com. So I look for other OKC area LPTVs: RF 46, KOCM Norman, Daystar is semi-decoding, which it usually does not, at 1452 UT after 48 has faded down. Also BAD signal on 36 could be KUOK-CD; nothing on 17, 19, 21, 31-blocked, 41, 45, 54 (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OMAN. 9500, Aug 30 at 0129, no signal from RSO nor on 15355, but also on 15140 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 11825, Aug 30 at 0130, WRMI is so strong this way that BS is splashing 11805-11845, and really bad 11810-11840 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1735 monitoring: confirmed Friday August 29 at 2130.5 on 7570 & stronger 15770, following double WRMI IDs by Rudy & Ian. Yes, last week`s show is again repeating on the alternative frequencies instead of the latest show. Compared to 15190 WRMI RAN which has a hum, roughly equal signal level; but by 2140, 15770 has gained strength to VG level. Next, to WOR 1736: UT Sunday 0100 on WRMI 5950 (may also be 1735 instead of 1736) UT Sunday 0131 on KVOH 9975 UT Monday 0259v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5109v-CUSB, etc. (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9980, Aug 29 at 1929, WWCR-4 is off, but still very much on 12160, 13845, 15825. Per current sked, 9980 runs 12-24 UT. A-14 online http://www.wwcr.com/transmitter-sched.html has also been updated as effective May 19-Oct 25, instead of only until Aug 31, implying they have decided not to make any changes Sept 1, altho I have not compared old and new versions to confirm this. The transmitter skeds do not take into account weekend program schedule variations when some available hours are axually off the air. 9980 is almost all Brother Scare (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 12105, Aug 29 at 1931, WTWW-3 is off again. At 0128 on again, dead air but just a pause by the preacher (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX

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LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1010-, UT Sat Aug 30 at 0144 UT, het on the lo side, no doubt like one week ago, WHIN, Gallatin TN, measured by Brandon Jordan then on 1009.772. Surely it`s always off-frequency, but noticeable once skywave sets in, aided by anomalous operation. Official sunset in August is an hour earlier, 0045 UT (September: 0000 UT). Licensed for 5000 watts day, 47 watts night, both non-direxional. They do have a PSSA of 23 watts every month of the year (so what`s the point? Less than night power!), in August until 0230 UT, September until 0200 UT. But it`s a safe bet that WHIN ``forgets`` to cut full 5 kW day power on Friday nights when there is supremely important high school football to broadcast (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 1530, Aug 30 at 0138 UT, ``here on Fox Sports 1360``, huh??? Coverage of HS football, pair discussing Seahawks (isn`t that Seattle?), Forest Hill, Lakota West, Kettering Otter(?). VG signal ENE/WSW, so surely it`s only WCKY Cincinnati, which is ESPN, unblocked by cheaters and WCKY doesn`t have to on Friday nights! The announcers confused about which of the sibling stations they are on, 1360 Fox Sports being WSAI. They talk a lot about various players by name, but hardly mention the teams in this silly ballgame, which apparently resumes or starts at 0140 UT (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 4750+, Aug 30 at 1230, JBA carrier slightly on the hi side compared to 9750, 11750, similar to my July 13 log at 1214. Assuming RRI is still off, would this be Bangladesh or China? Lots more carriers on 60m now, suitable for Tibet/China, such as 4800, 4920 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Rubén Guillermo Margenet DX Victoria DX

Estimados amigos: Un grupo de colegas diexistas hemos decidido viajar a la locAlidad entrerriana de Victoria para aprovechar el hermosos día de sol y festejar los 94 años de la Radiodifusión en Argentina celebrado el pasado 27 de agosto como así también el Día del Diexista Argentino. Hemos sido de la partida, tal como lo indica la foto adjunta,,, JORGE CRESEVICH, MAURICIO ELVIO REMILLIER, JUAN CARLOS BUSCAGLIA (todos de Capitán Bermúdez), HUGO LONGHI y RUBÉN MARGENET (ambos de Rosario) y OSCAR ALBERTO GUERRA (Capitán Bermúdez). Una prueba más de que el diexismo no ha muerto y la amistad está vigente!!!. Saludos!

Grupo Radioescucha Argentino Conexión Digital Nº 786

UTILITARIAS - por Enrique A. Wembagher ewemb@conexiongra.com.ar El primer satélite geoestacionario construido en el país será lanzado desde Guayana Francesa. Brindará cobertura de televisión, acceso a Internet y servicios de datos y de telefonía a todo el territorio nacional. Está listo para iniciar el viaje. Ya cumplió con todos los diagnósticos y pruebas necesarias y ahora aguarda el momento de ponerse en marcha, cómodamente instalado en un recinto acondicionado que le evitará vibraciones o cambios bruscos de temperatura. Como un diamante en bruto, el satélite Arsat-1 está en el contenedor que un camión especial llevará hasta el aeropuerto de Bariloche, desde donde un avión Antonov (también especial) lo trasladará a la Guayana Francesa, su punto final en la Tierra. Desde allí partirá hacia el espacio y brindará servicios de televisión, Internet, datos y telefonía a todo el territorio nacional. Fue construido integralmente en la Argentina y ubica al país en un selecto club de ochonaciones con capacidad tecnológica para desarrollar satélites geoestacionarios. La decisión de construirlo nació en 2006 de la mano de Néstor Kirchner, empeñado en mantener las posiciones orbitales reservadas al país por la Unión Internacional de Telecomunicaciones. En 1991 se le había adjudicado a Nahuelsat, un consorcio privado encabezado por la alemana DaimlerChrysler Aerospace (hoy, Airbus) y la italiana Finmeccanica, la provisión y operación de dos satélites: el Nahuel-1 –puesto en órbita de 71,8 grados oeste en 1997– y un segundo que debía ser colocado en órbita de 81 grados oeste en 2003. Pero en esa fecha Nahuelsat ni siquiera había comenzado a construirlo, lo cual ponía en riesgo la conservación de la posición orbital, que estaba siendo reclamada por Gran Bretaña. Con una prórroga de dos años, Kirchner decidió construir un satélite argentino y, mientras tanto, ocupar la órbita con un equipo alquilado al grupo holandés SES, que también proveyó el reemplazo del Nahuel-1, en 2010, cuando cumplió su vida útil. Para lograr el objetivo, el entonces presidente creó Arsat, Empresa Argentina de Soluciones Satelitales – dependiente del Ministerio de Planificación Federal, Inversión Pública y Servicios de la Nación–, y le transfirió los activos de Nahuelsat para que se hiciera cargo del servicio satelital. Arsat contrató a Invap, sociedad del Estado de la provincia de Río Negro con sede en Bariloche, para que construyera el satélite que cumpliera con las condiciones que requería. Héctor Otheguy, CEO de Invap, contó a esta revista que “como cualquier otro fabricante de satélites del mundo, compramos algunos componentes a terceros”, aunque aclaró que desarrollaron compuestos con FIBRA de carbono y algunos que otros elementos necesarios para el funcionamiento. “Tenemos la responsabilidad total del diseño según los requerimientos y la ingeniería, pero la preparación de sistemas y subsistemas, las comunicaciones, las partes eléctricas, el almacenamiento, los paneles solares, fueron encargados a otras empresas”. Para explicarse más, Otheguy apeló a la comparación con las empresas automotrices y autopartistas: “Invap sería la automotriz que contrató una serie de autopartistas Hay más de cien empresas y organismos de ciencia y tecnología que participaron en la construcción del satélite. Si hay algo multidisciplinario es esto. Fueron necesarias más de un millón de horas hombre de diversasorganizaciones, es el mejor ejemplo de trabajo en equipo y la constatación de que en la Argentina se puede. Lo que sí es responsabilidad nuestra es el diseño, el montaje, el ensamblado, la integración de sistemas y subsistemas, y las pruebas que realizamos en el Centro de Ensayos de Alta Tecnología S.A., empresa conformada entre Arsat e Invap”. Esas pruebas que menciona Otheguy demandan varios meses de trabajo, ya que una vez en el espacio, orbitando a 35.786 kilómetros de altura y con una vida útil de 15 años, sería imposible reparar cualquier desperfecto, por los altos costos y no por la cuestión tecnológica. “Debe ser muy

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confiable –señaló Otheguy–, por eso simula en el Centro tanto las condiciones que deberá soportar en su posición final, como cambios de temperaturas y vacío, como las condiciones del transporte y lanzamiento, cuando también sufre vibraciones y cambios de temperatura”. Bruscas, además, porque enfrentará 150 grados durante el día y 170 grados bajo cero durante las noches. Concluidas las etapas de montaje, pruebas e instalación dentro del contenedor especial, sólo resta transportarlo hasta la localidad de Kouru, en la Guayana Francesa, donde se producirá el lanzamiento a mediados de octubre, a bordo del cohete Ariane 5 y a cargo de Ariane Space. “No comenzará a funcionar de inmediato –aclaró Otheguy–, hay que llevarlo a la posición definitiva e iniciar los sistemas, entre otras cosas. Eso llevará unas cuantas semanas y es responsabilidad de Arsat”. Ese control se llevará a cabo en la Estación Terrena Benavídez, donde hasta ahora también se manejaron los satélites alquilados. El Arsat-1, que pesa tres toneladas y mide casi cuatro metros de alto y más de 16 de largo (con los paneles solares extendidos), demandó una inversión de 250 millones de dólares y brindará servicios a todo el país y, en caso de que sea requerido, a algunas zonas de países vecinos, como Uruguay, Chile y Paraguay. Transportará señales de televisión, Internet, servicios de datos y telefonía IP. Hasta ahora, sólo Estados Unidos, Rusia, China, Japón Israel, India y la Eurozona podían construir este tipo de satélites. En el aspecto técnico, el Arsat-1 lleva 24 transponders de la banda Ku. Un transponder es un dispositivo utilizado en telecomunicaciones que toma el nombre de la fusión de dos palabras inglesas: transmitter (transmisor) y responder (contestador). Lo cual también explica la función: recibir, amplificar y retransmitir señales. La banda Ku es una porción del espectro electromagnético en el rango de las microondas que va e los 12 a los 18 GHz; se usa sobre todo en las señales de televisión, se divide en segmentos que cambian por regiones geográficas y la primera en utilizarla para transmitir fue la cadena televisiva estadounidense NBC, en 1983. Matías Bianchi, presidente de Arsat, destacó ante Télam “la decisión estratégica de los gobiernos de Néstor y Cristina Kirchner de proteger las posiciones orbitales asignadas a la Argentina con satélites nacionales. Eso le permitió al país convertirse en uno de los muy pocos países capaces de hacerlo y deja un enorme potencial para transferir tecnología, sobre todo en Latinoamérica”. En cuanto al manejo, Bianchi detalló a TSS Tecnología Sur Sur, agencia de noticias de la Universidad Nacional de San Martín, que el Centro de Operaciones de la Estación de Benavídez “será responsable de hacer la transferencia de todo lo que se realiza sobre los satélites contratados al Arsat-1, con el objetivo de conseguir el mínimo impacto en sus redes satelitales, sobre todo en relación al tiempo de interrupción del servicio. Más allá de esta tarea, la función principal será gestionar la capacidad satelital fija y ocasional del Arsat-1, para que no existan interferencias ni degradaciones y para que cada servicio tenga la potencia y ancho de banda adecuado, asegurando de esta forma la calidad del servicio”. El satélite concentrará su potencia máxima sobre el territorio argentino para brindar conectividad de igual calidad a todas las regiones, incluso aquellas que los operadores privados consideran económicamente poco atractivas y que no recibían cobertura. A partir de su puesta en marcha, los sitios alejados de los centros urbanos o de baja densidad poblacional podrán recibir todos los servicios con una antena de pequeño tamaño. Este es el primer satélite geoestacionario argentino y la punta de lanza de un plan de tres unidades propias, dentro del proyecto Sistema Satelital Geoestacionario Argentino de Telecomunicaciones (SSGAT). El Arsat-2, de acuerdo a Otheguy, está muy avanzado: “Terminamos el montaje y estamos comenzando la campaña de pruebas en el Centro de Ensayos. Será lanzado, estimativamente, en el segundo semestre de 2015 y orbitará en la posición de 81 grados oeste. El Arsat-3, que reforzará esa posición, está un poco más retrasado, a raíz de algunas redefiniciones relacionadas con el alcance, ya que estará mejor posicionado para iluminar otros países”. Según Bianchi, el Arsat-2 permitirá “aumentar el buen posicionamiento de la Argentina como exportador de contenidos audiovisuales. Transmitirá no solo en banda Ku, sino también en banda C, extendiendo su espectro al resto del continente americano”. A partir de la puesta en marcha del Arsat-1, la Argentina no dependerá de operadores internacionales para brindar servicios en su territorio. Mantener la posición orbital asignada por la Unión Internacional de Telecomunicaciones y construir en territorio propio con tecnología local un satélite, también son cuestiones de soberanía. Antecedentes A principios de junio de 2011 partía desde la Base Aérea de Vandeberg, Estados Unidos, el satélite de aplicaciones científicas Aquarius/SAC-D. De fabricación nacional –a cargo de Invap según el proyecto conjunto de la Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales (CONAE), la NASA y otras agencias internacionales–, su misión es transmitir datos provechosos para la agricultura, la prevención de enfermedades, la evaluación de la basura espacial y el cambio climático. En septiembre de 2013 produjo su primer mapa de la salinidad de la superficie del océano y mostró mucho más de lo que se esperaba. El satélite pesa 1.405 kilos y tiene varios instrumentos a bordo, muchos fabricados en el país por el Instituto de Radioastronomía, la Facultad de Ingeniería de la Universidad Nacional de La Plata y el Centro de Investigaciones Ópticas. La Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica se ocupa, desde la Estación Terrena del Centro Espacial Teófilo Tabanera (Córdoba), de coordinar el comando, control, monitoreo, adquisición y distribución de datos. El primer mapa del Aquarius SAC-D muestra que la salinidad aumentó en las zonas subtropicales, y que el Océano Atlántico tiene un promedio de salinidad más alto que el del Pacífico y el Índico. Que la salinidad disminuyó en la franja del Ecuador y en el Océano Pacífico Septentrional. Y que hay un gran contraste entre las zonas áridas de alta salinidad del Mar Arábigo y la baja salinidad de la Bahía de Bengala, en el subcontinente indio. Por último, también mostró una disminución de salinidad en las aguas que desembocan al Atlántico desde el río Amazonas.

Glenn Hauser Logs August 30-31, 2014

** EGYPT. 9965, Aug 31 at 0110, R. Cairo Arabic, VG signal but just barely modulated, whine-buzz 12070, Aug 31 at 0116, R. Cairo Spanish, good level but breaking up, whine-hum 11710, Aug 31 at 0119, R. Cairo Spanish, no signal 9315, missed checking this one (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GREECE. 9420, Aug 31 at 0113, ERTOpen is on, VG with Greek music, and no QRM from Iran, q.v., which has moved to 9510; but not on 9935 for a change; not heard on 15630, 15650 tho one could have been on air and not propagating. Not on 7450 or 7475 which would have been heard if on; last frequency checked, 11645, finds ERTOpen // on this one, oddly for this daypart, fair but with very heavy flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** IRAN. 9510, Aug 31 at 0112, something new here, sounds Arabic, very poor. Not in Aoki, but HFCC shows IRIB just started an Arabic broadcast from Aug 30 at 0030-0230, 500 kW, 289 degrees from Zahedan. This replaces the last two hours of the 9420 transmission which remains at 1630-

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0030 --- escaping some of the GreeQRM, so that`s now in the clear when on; and 9510 is also much weaker than 9500 OMAN, q.v. 12025, Aug 31 at 0117, VRII Spanish, music, // 9860; modulation sounds quite different on these two, tho both listed as Kamalabad; fair signals (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NETHERLANDS [non]. 9925, Aug 31 at 0145, Mighty KBC via GERMANY with ``Come Monday`` from 1974 by Jimmy Buffett, Kraig Krist`s Forgotten Song for this week, and it happens to mention Labor Day Weekend. 0156, Uncle Eric lists a bunch of faithful listeners, some with familiar names, and signing off announces that from next week, Sept 7, will be on 7375 instead. Plenty big sig so far on 9925. Too bad KBC has to compete with Wolverine Radio`s music programming on a theme; see NORTH AMERICA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NORTH AMERICA. 6935-USB, Aug 31 at 0139, big pirate signal with ``Great Balls of Fire``, and 0143, ``Don`t Play with Me, `Cause You`re Playin` with Fire``; 0151 ``I`ve Seen Fire and I`ve Seen Rain`` --- must be Wolverine Radio with tunes on a theme, fire tonight, tho never caught an ID. Yup, numerous logs at hfunderground.com and Joe Farley caught this fiery SSTV image at 0218: http://i1049.photobucket.com/albums/s387/jFarley44/201408310218_zps6b8ea75d.jpg (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OMAN. Correxion: 9500, Aug 30 at 0129, no signal from RSO nor on 15355, but algo on 15140 {not ``also`` --- I like ``algo`` because it is only 44.44% as long as ``something`` tho it has just as many syllables}. 9500 heard again Aug 31 at 0113, good with Qur`an (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PERU [non]. 5980, Aug 31 at 0106, still no Chaski, but at least the DentroCuban Jamming Command provides some weak pulses against nothing (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SOUTH CAROLINA [non]. 5050, Aug 31 at 0108, Brother Scare is breaking up badly with extraneous noises on WWRB; but it`s a BS problem as the same thing is happening on 7570 WRMI (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SRI LANKA. 11905, Aug 31 at 0114, SLBC carrier is on; music prélude starts at 0114:45.5, timesignal ends at 0115:18, sign-on; fair with flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1735 monitoring: one more repeat confirmed, UT Sunday August 31 after 0100 on WRMI 5950, with het from 5952.4, Bolivia`s Twelfth Pius from its Twentieth Century. KVOH 9975: not on the air by 0126, nor at 0132, 0144, 0153 chex; just very weak signal from Uzbekistan. More transmitter problems, no doubt. However at 0325 recheck it`s on with jazz, so another WOR airing missed, scheduled for 0130 Sundays. Next: UT Monday 0259v on Area 51 via WBCQ, 5110v-CUSB Tuesday 1100 & Wednesday 1315 on WRMI, 9955 Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio, 7265-CUSB Wednesday 2100 on WBCQ, 7490v-CUSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A [and non]. 11825, Aug 30 at 2006, WRMI BS is off the air; but back on at 2009 check; meanwhile, 11820 Saudi Arabia is uncovered; 320 degrees USward at 500 kW is no match for WRMI, 315 degrees at 100 kW. Then checked some other WRMI frequencies: no signal on 9955 (tho it`s quite weak in the daytime anyway, unlike blasting BSing companions 9930 & 9980); at 2014, all on: 7570, 11580, 15770, 17790 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9475, Aug 31 at 0113, WTWW-1 presents open carrier/dead air, with some noise. Still dead at 0115; guess Ted is too busy doing his own music show on 5085 to notice that 9475 has crashed. As for 12105, very poor signal here, presumably WTWW barely propagating due to too-high frequency for night MUF, since nothing else is scheduled. 0152 check, 9475 now with music, from SFAW? Not // 5085 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 850, Aug 31 at 0130 UT choral music, and 0146 UT, with KOA nulled; own DF fits for KFUO Clayton MO, tho no ID heard. Tnx to Todd Skaine for reminding me of that: KFUO has special dispensation to stay on until 9 pm = 0200 UT, so withdraw my earlier assumption that KJON was on late past 0130 UT cheating. These two are making slow 0.5 Hz SAH with each other, i.e. 30 fades per minute (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 7000-USB, Aug 31 at 0128, 0148, bits of music mixed with CW QRM from hams. More USB than LSB; seems like real music instead of radiograms. I habitually start my pirate-band scans downward from 7000, and got one tonight: see NORTH AMERICA (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Anatoly Klepov RUS-DX # 783, 31 August 2014

“RUS-DX” # 783 - Broadcasting of Russia, countries of CIS and Baltiya, and QSL world. Sunday / 31, August 2014 Information bulletin of Russian DX League - Electronic versión - Time : UTC - Editor : Anatoly Klepov – QTH : Moscow, Russia E-mail : rusdx@yandex.ru Web site : http://rusdx.narod.ru (Russian / English) Groups : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rusdx (Russian / English) “RUS-DX” may not be redistributed without permission. If quoting from the bulletin, please list the original reporter and “RUS-DX” as source. RUSSIA ARMENIA

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The broadcasts of TWR Israel are now Saturdays - Thursdays in Hebrew and on Fridays in Russian and seems the Saturday's prgr in English was replaced by in Hebrew. 1846-1916 on MW1350 1000 kW Gavar site. (Rumen Pankov, Sofia, Bulgaria on 26 August 2014). RUSSIA Astrakhanskaya oblast. Astrakhan. New FM station. Radio Dacha. 88,3 MHz Regional network broadcast "Radio Dacha" currently has 141 city broadcasting in Russia and CIS countries. The official website for "Radio Dacha»: www.radiodacha.ru (OnAir.ru) Tatarstan. Kazan. New FM station. Yumor FM. 91,1 MHz. (OnAir.ru) Tyumenskaya oblast. Tyumen. New FM station. Rebyachya respublica (Childish Republic) 89,2 MHz. In Tyumen, started the first radio station for children "childish republic." Here, the transmission itself make the adolescents themselves. (tumentoday.ru / OnAir.ru) RUSSIA / PHILIPPINES / USA Radio station "Teos" updated site design: http://s.radioteos.ru/ (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan / "deneb-radio-dx") Radio "Teos" - Petersburg Medium wave 1089 kHz, 20 kW, 03.00-19.00 UTC, (daily) Location: St. Petersburg, ul. Michurinskaya 14 / 3-78 Address for correspondence: 190000, St. Petersburg, Box 110 E-mail: spb@radioteos.ru Tel. / Fax: 8 (812) 498-04-83 Radio "Teos" - Moscow Medium wave 1134 kHz, 5 kW, with 03.00-19.00 UTC, (daily) Address: 123298, Moscow, ul. Berzarina, d. 16 E-mail: Moscow@radioteos.ru Tel. / Fax: 8 (499) 197-05-66 Radio "Teos" - Khabarovsk Medium wave 1188 kHz, 5 kW, 07.00-10.00 UTC Address: 680030, Khabarovsk, ul.Pavlovicha, 3-b Tel. / Fax: 7 (4212) 450604 FEBC - Radio Teos SW 11650 kHz (Bokaue, Philippines), 100 kW, 323 degrees azimuth. 1500-1530 (daily), 1530-1600 (Mon-Sat) Address: FEBC Philippunes, 62 Karuhatan Road, 1441 Valenzuela City, Philippines E-mail: info@febc.org.ph Address: FEBC Russian Ministries, POBox 1, La Mirada, CA 90637, USA E-mail: febc@febc.ogr http://s.radioteos.ru/contacts.html «Radio in Russian" Spring - Fall 2014) TAJIKISTAN. There is regular listening to Home Sce of Tajik Radio - at night on 4765 kHz and all broadcasting times on their harmonics 14295 and 19060 kHz and rare on 9530 kHz. I didn't found a programme in Russian. May someone help me for times with prgrs in Russian? (Rumen Pankov, Sofia, Bulgaria on 26 August 2014). TURKMENISTAN Monitoring LW. August 30th. 279 kHz Turkmen radio. Rx: Degen 1103 (Alexander Golovihin, Tolyatti, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx" & "open_dx")

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PARTNER CHANNELS AND INTERNET Shortwave DX-ing from Bulgaria - Bulgarian DX blog UKRAINE Extended scheddule of Radio Dniprovska Hvylya on August 23/24 0600-0900 on 11980.1 ZPR 0.3 kW / non-dir to UKR Ukrainian CUSB Sat/Sun. Videos: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/08/extended-scheddule-of-radio-dniprovska.html Videos on Aug.25 Voice of Armenia in Greek to CeAs 1616 on 4810 Yerevan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=093DapXwVFM&feature=youtu.be Ivo Ivanov - QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria - Equipment: Sony ICF-2001D 30 m. long wire PLAY-DX 1622 electronic - 22 August 2014 - Editor : Dario Monferini, Milano, Italy Captaciones de MANUEL MENDEZ, desde Reinante & Lugo, Galicia España Sony ICF SW 7600 G, cable antenna, 8 meters & Tecsun PL-880, cable antenna, 8 meters TAJIKISTAN, 4765, Tajik Radio, Dushanbe, 1900-1017, 13-08, Tajik?music, songs and comments. 24322. (Mendez) WOLFGANG BUESCHEL_DF5SX, GERMANY : WORLDWIDE DX CLUB Top News #1173 August 20th, 2014 ARMENIA : 12055 TWR India via Gavar Armenia site scheduled 1245-1600 UT, Urdu broadcast heard at 1530-1600 UT. Audio carried also some 50 Hertz buzz sound. S=9 or -70dBm strength. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 18) WORLDWIDE DX CLUB - Bad Homburg – GERMANY DX MAGAZINE 8-9/2014 - NEWS ABOUT BROADCASTING (+other) STATIONS Walter Eibl - Erlangen – GERMANY ARMENIA / ASCENSION ISL / AUSTRIA /MOLDOVA / PALAU / RWANDA / SINGAPORE / SOUTH AFRICA / SRI LANKA / TAIWAN / UAE / U.K. / U.S.A. / UZBEKISTAN -Summer A-14 shortwave schedule of BABCOCK Relays: IBRA Radio 0000-0030 9390 UZB 100 kW 131 deg to SAs Bengali FEBA Radio 1430-1500 9500 UZB 100 kW 131 deg to SAs Hindi

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1500-1530 9390 UZB 100 kW 131 deg to SAs Bangla 1500-1530 9590 ERV 300 kW 100 deg to WAs Dari Radio Sadaye Zindagi 1530-1600 9590 ERV 300 kW 100 deg to WAs Pashto Radio Sadaye Zindagi 1600-1630 12125 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Amharic Thu-Sun 1600-1630 12125 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Guragena Mon-Wed 1630-1700 12125 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Amharic 1730-1800 7510 ERV 300 kW 192 deg to EAf Silte Radio Japan NHK World 0100-0130 11590 UZB 100 kW 163 deg to SAs Hindi 0400-0430 15140 UZB 100 kW 236 deg to WAs Farsi 1400-1430 15735 UZB 100 kW 163 deg to SAs English Radio Payem e-Doost 0230-0315 7460 KCH 500 kW 116 deg to WAs Farsi 1800-1845 7480 KCH 500 kW 116 deg to WAs Farsi (Ivo Ivanov-BUL, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews July 23) BELARUS - 11730 nominal from 14-16 UT in Russian language, terrible signal performance from Minsk-Kalodzicy in Belarussia noted with distorted audio on two accompanied noise scratching signals, symmetrically on 11750-11761 and 11698-11712 kHz, around 1450 UT on Aug 15. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 15) RUSSIA - Probably Voice of Russia to return to shortwave from Oct.1. Registered frequencies in HFCC Database Oct.1-26: 0000-0100 on 17770 P.K 250 kW / 247 deg to SEAs English 0000-0200 on 6120 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SAs English 0000-0200 on 12060 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to CAm Spanish 0000-0300 on 11965 IRK 250 kW / 224 deg to SAs English 0000-0400 on 6100 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to N/ME English 0000-0500 on 6195 S.P 800 kW / 268 deg to SAm Russian <<<<< 800 kW ??? 0000-0600 on 7240 MSK 500 kW / 267 deg to SAm Portuguese 0100-0300 on 17530 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Russian 0100-0300 on 17855 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Russian 0200-0400 on 11990 MSK 250 kW / 117 deg to CAs Russian 0200-0600 on 11935 IRK 100 kW / 263 deg to CAs Russian 0200-0600 on 12010 P.K 200 kW / 061 deg to NAm English 0200-0600 on 12070 P.K 250 kW / 067 deg to NAm English 0300-0500 on 17530 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 0300-0600 on 11900 P.K 250 kW / 064 deg to NAm English 0300-0600 on 17855 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 0300-0700 on 11985 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to CAs Russian 0600-0900 on 7350 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 0600-1000 on 15725 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu English DRM 0600-1400 on 7280 IRK 100 kW / 044 deg to FERu Russian 0700-0900 on 9625 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu German DRM 0700-1500 on 11975 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to CAs Russian 0800-1200 on 9870 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to CAs Russian 0900-1400 on 9625 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu Russian DRM 1000-1200 on 5935 IRK 100 kW / 110 deg to EAs English 1000-1200 on 7300 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1200 on 12035 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SAs English DRM 1000-1200 on 15270 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to WAs English 1000-1400 on 5900 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 6075 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 6045 IRK 100 kW / 125 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 9450 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 9695 P.K 250 kW / 263 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 9865 P.K 250 kW / 263 deg to EAs Chinese 1000-1400 on 11925 P.K 250 kW / 263 deg to EAs Chinese 1100-1400 on 6195 S.P 200 kW / 217 deg to WEu Russian 1100-1400 on 17830 MSK 250 kW / 100 deg to SEAs Russian 1200-1400 on 5935 IRK 100 kW / 110 deg to EAs Japanese 1200-1400 on 7300 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs Russian 1200-1400 on 7340 P.K 250 kW / 241 deg to EAs Japanese 1200-1400 on 15270 ARM 100 kW / 104 deg to WAs Russian 1200-1600 on 15495 MSK 250 kW / 117 deg to CAs Russian 1300-1400 on 7320 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SoAs Hindi DRM

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1300-1400 on 15660 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SoAs Russian 1300-1600 on 6175 ARM 100 kW / 188 deg to N/ME Turkish 1400-1500 on 5935 IRK 100 kW / 110 deg to EAs English 1400-1500 on 7320 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SAs Urdu DRM 1400-1500 on 7435 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to N/ME Turkish 1400-1500 on 15660 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SAs Urdu 1400-1600 on 6145 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to CAs Russian 1400-1700 on 6035 IRK 100 kW / 263 deg to CAs Russian 1400-1800 on 6010 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to NAf English 1400-1900 on 6015 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to CAs Russian 1400-2200 on 9450 MSK 250 kW / 275 deg to WEu English 1500-1700 on 5975 S.P 200 kW / 147 deg to WAs Farsi 1500-1700 on 7435 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to WAs Kurdish 1500-1700 on 11635 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to WEu German 1500-1800 on 9560 P.K 250 kW / 247 deg to SEAs English 1500-1800 on 15660 ARM 500 kW / 110 deg to SAs Russian 1500-1900 on 6045 MSK 250 kW / 240 deg to WEu Russian 1500-1900 on 6140 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu German DRM 1500-2000 on 6070 ARM 100 kW / 157 deg to N/ME Russian 1500-2200 on 12070 MSK 250 kW / 285 deg to WEu English 1600-1700 on 6175 ARM 100 kW / 188 deg to WAs Kurdish 1600-1800 on 5960 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu Russian DRM 1600-1900 on 6110 IRK 250 kW / 240 deg to CAs Russian 1600-1900 on 12035 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu German DRM 1600-2100 on 6120 IRK 250 kW / 290 deg to N/ME Arabic 1600-2100 on 6195 S.P 200 kW / 217 deg to NAf Arabic 1700-1900 on 7435 MSK 200 kW / 190 deg to N/ME Turkish 1700-1900 on 9800 MSK 250 kW / 117 deg to CAs Russian 1700-1900 on 9820 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to WEu English 1700-2000 on 11635 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to WEu French 1700-2000 on 5975 S.P 200 kW / 147 deg to N/ME Arabic 1800-2000 on 5960 KLG 015 kW / 220 deg to WEu French DRM 1800-2100 on 6010 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to NAf French 1800-2100 on 9900 IRK 015 kW / 224 deg to SAs English DRM 1900-2100 on 9820 MSK 200 kW / 270 deg to WEu Russian 2000-2130 on 6045 MSK 250 kW / 240 deg to WEu Russian 2000-2200 on 9780 MSK 040 kW / 261 deg to WEu Russian DRM 2100-2400 on 11655 KHB 100 kW / 218 deg to EAs English 2200-2400 on 7240 MSK 500 kW / 267 deg to SAm Spanish 2200-2400 on 12060 ARM 500 kW / 290 deg to CAm Portuguese 2200-2400 on 17770 P.K 250 kW / 247 deg to SEAs English 2300-2400 on 11965 IRK 250 kW / 224 deg to SAs English Radio Rossii 0000-1500 on 7230 IAK 100 kW / 000 deg to FERu Russian 0700-1500 on 13820 MSK 250 kW / 267 deg to WEu Russian 1900-2400 on 7230 IAK 100 kW / 000 deg to FERu Russian (DX MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014) Abbreviations of transmitter location as given. Info not yet verified otherwise! (we) U.S.A. - These planned changes of VoA were cancelled on 9 August: BC-DX 1174 , 29 Aug 2014 - edited by Wolfgang Bueschel, Germany ARMENIA 12125 IBRA Radio in Amharic. IBRA RADIO um 1630-1700 UT in Amharisch ueber das armenische Gavar Schaetzchen, registriert mit 300 kW suedwaerts auf 192 Grad, aber mit abenteuerlicher Audio Feedzufuehrung. Babcock brokered. (wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 27) CLUB RADIO August 2014 Editor: Igor Guzey Moscow, Russia Nizhegorodskaya oblast. Nizhniy Novgorod. New FM station. Radio Komsomolskyay Pravda. 92,8 MHz Krasnodarskiy kray. Anapa. New FM station. Love Radio. 96,5 MHz Regional network broadcasting Love Radio has broadcast 138 cities in Russia and CIS countries. Astrakhanskaya oblast. Astrakhan. New FM station. Radio Dacha. 88,3 MHz. WWW : www.radiodacha.ru Tatarstan. Kazan. New FM station. Yumor FM. 91,1 MHz NDB & BEACON DXing. Sergei. Dnipropetrovsk region. Ukraine. 08/24/2014 - 20: 00-22: 00 UTC - RX: FT-100D Ant: Frame of coaxial

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Jitteriness, that the passage is. But very burghers frequent lightning. Great helps to "pull" signals the program "ARGO" 320 RN Rostov-na-Donu / Rostov East RUS KN97VF 429 km 360 TS Zadonsk RUS KO92LJ 631 km 414 SB Sambek RUS KN97VS 424 km 430 LI Lykhacheve UKR KN89DH 245 km 430 LU Batumi GEO LN01TO 895 km 435 ER Yegorlykskaya RUS LN06IO 510 km 435 SM Semenivka UKR KO62GE 517 km 442 UR Uralsk / Podstepniy KAZ LO51TE 1320 km 455 UH Chuguyev UKR KN89HU 306 km 470 TN Taganrog Centr RUS KN97KG 359 km 475 PT Petrovskoye RUS LO01CR 629 km 485 CW Krasnaya Gorbatka RUS LO05UU 1050 km 485 HU Engels-2 RUS LO31CL 967 km 486 KL Krasnyy Sulin RUS LN07BV 448 km 493 RW Maryino RUS KO95CQ 936 km 520 DF Mukhrani GEO LN21GV 1038 km 08/27/2014 - 18: 45- 23:00 UTC - RX: FT-100D - Ant: Frame of coaxial 350 B Belgorod RUS KO80HP 379 km 360 TS Zadonsk RUS KO92LJ 631 km 370 NK Nizhnekamsk / Begishevo RUS LO65BO 1516 km 372 BC Sesha RUS KO63QR 677 km 407 KW Крымск RUS KN94AX 421 km 414 SB Sambek RUS KN97VS 424 km 425 PI Pii UKR KN59NU 329 km 427 OH Saratov / Tsentralny RUS LO21XO 956 km 430 LU Batumi GEO LN01TO 895 km 435 SM Semenivka UKR KO62GE 517 km 435 ER Yegorlykskaya RUS LN06IO 510 km 443 AL Almaty KAZ MN83NJ 3339 km 445 RD Bazarnye Mataky RUS LO44XV 1360 km 468 MD Myneralnye Vody RUS LN14NF 791 km 475 PT Petrovskoye RUS LO01CR 629 km 478 MF Larionovo RUS KO96TA 1002 km 480 AN Anapa / Vityazevo RUS KN84 485 CW Krasnaya Gorbatka RUS LO05UU 1050 km 486 KL Krasnyy Sulin RUS LN07BV 448 km 493 RW Maryino RUS KO95CQ 936 km 512 NA Narimanovka / Qostanay KAZ MO13QC 2141 km 514 UR Moscow / Chkalovskoye RUS KO95AV 954 km 515 XS Rostov Na Donu RUS KN97TG 415 km 520 DF Mukhrani GEO LN21GV 1038 km 527 TE Terbuny RUS KO92DD 581 km 644 SL Solodniki RUS LN28PJ 817 км 777 ST Sirotinskaya RUS LN19UG 727 km 830 SW Shepetovka UKR KO30ME 589 km 920 HZ Primorsko Ahtarsk RUS KN96CB 356 km 995 DW Nikolskoye RUS LO44OB 1271 km 1020 DK Glotaevo RUS KO85VD 863 km 1210 PR Peredovaya RUS LN04RC 695 км DX LISTENING DIGEST 14-35, August 27, 2014 Incorporating REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING - edited by Glenn Hauser ** AZERBAIJAN. Ictimai Radio in FM mode was back to its traditional frequency 0000-2400 on 9677v UNIDentified tx site to CeAs Azeri, ex 11760. Videos: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/08/ictimai-radio-in-fm-mode-again-on-9677v.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SZzXEmBhEo&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLjIhxXJhLE&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkbLylC6FZU&feature=youtu.be (DX RE MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014 via DXLD) ** BELARUS. QSL letter from the First National Channel of the Belarusian Radio. 20/08/2014, 1620 to 1755 (UT) at a frequency of 6080 kHz. Response during the day. E-mail: radio1@tvr.by (Vasily Gulyaev, Astrakhan, Russia via RusDX Aug 24 via DXLD)

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WEB: http://radio1.tvr.by/ (Editor Anatoly Klepov, ibid.) ** BELARUS [and non]. BELARUS/THAILAND, Radio Belarus in Russian vs BBC in Bengali on Aug. 19 1400-1600 on 11730 MNS 100 kW / 246 deg to WeEu Russian 1400-1500 on 11730 NAK 250 kW / 305 deg to SoAs Bengali Tue/Sun. Video: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/08/radio-belarus-in-russian-vs-bbc-in.html 73! (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug 21, dxldyg via DXLD) ** KURDISTAN [non]. 11510, Aug 27 at 1305, Voice of Kurdistan via PRIDNESTROVYE with talk presumed news, but from about 1310 it`s all- music with vocal ululations, 1341 switch to another protracted piece with more conventional vocalizations. Fair-good signal. I was enjoying this so much that I forgot to check for the 1315 WORLD OF RADIO on 9955 WRMI, until too late, 1344 Rudy Espinal ID; but confident it aired (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** RUSSIA. Probably Voice of Russia to return to shortwave from Oct. 1 Registered frequencies in HFCC Database Oct. 1-26 may be found here: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/08/voice-of-russia-to-return-to-shortwave.html (DX RE MIX NEWS #867 from Georgi Bancov and Ivo Ivanov, August 22, 2014 via DXLD) ** RUSSIA. MOSCOW PUTS ICONIC SHUKHOV TOWER ON PROTECTED LANDMARK LIST http://www.themoscowtimes.com/news/article/moscow-puts-iconic-shukhov-tower-on-protected-landmark-list/505295.html (Dennis Gibson, WB6TNB, Aug 22, Sent from my iPhone, ABDX via DXLD) ** RUSSIA [non]. FINLAND / RUSSIA: FINNISH RADIO RAPU PLANS TO START BROADCASTING IN RUSSIAN. Finnish commercial radio Radio Rapu submitted an application to the Ministry of Communications of Finland on access to radio frequencies intended for broadcasting to Russia, reports Helsingin Sanomat. Radio Rapu justifies his decision to go to the Russian-language broadcasting limited freedom of speech in Russia. According to preliminary estimates Radio Rapu, the launch of the Russian-language news portal will cost 500 thousand dollars. Money for the project was collected on kraudfandingovom American site Kickstarter.com. Finnish scheduled news broadcast medium wave (MW) and possibly via the Internet. Transfer to medium waves can be heard at least in St. Petersburg. News of the website will be transmitted to the satellite. Satellite transmission could broadcast to the entire western Russia. Radio Rapu say their goal - to start broadcasting no later than early 2015. fontanka.fi (OnAir.ru via RusDX Aug 24 via DXLD) WTFK??????????????? ** UKRAINE. UKRAINE REGULATOR WARNS SATELLITE PLATFORM OVER "UNLICENSED" TVS | Text of report by UK-based Broadband TV News website on 18 August Viasat [satellite pay TV provider] has been issued with a warning by Ukraine's National TV and Radio Council for a number of violations. It has also been told by Yuriy Artemenko, the council's chairman, that as a major operator it should set an example to others. Viasat has in addition been given a month to eliminate the violations. Recent monitoring by the council found that Viasat was retransmitting 49 unlicensed TV channels on its network. It was also distributing, without permission, the Russian [state-run] channels RTR Planeta and Rossiya 24. Source: Broadband TV News website, Cambridge, in English 18 Aug 14 (via BBCM via DXLD) ** UKRAINE. UKRAINE TODAY --- Although RUI has left SW a few years ago, here's an alternative to the overwhelming volume of Russian propaganda and, frankly, hate and misinformation concerning events in Ukraine. Tomorrow, August 24th, marks the 24th anniversary of Ukrainian independence and will be marked by a launch of a 24/7 English language satellite television station, which will also be streamed on-line. Here's the link: http://uatoday.tv/ There are test bars and tones on it now. 73, (Volodya/Walt Salmaniw, Victoria, BC, Aug 23, dxldyg via WORLD OF RADIO 1736, DX LISTENING DIGEST) I tried it but it froze after 24 seconds (gh, DXLD) ** UKRAINE. Extended schedule of Radio Dniprovska Hvylya on August 23/24: 0600-0900 on 11980.1 ZPR 0.3 kW / non-dir to UKR Ukrainian CUSB Sat/Sun. Videos: http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2014/08/extended-scheddule-of-radio-dniprovska.html -- 73! (Ivo Ivanov, QTH: Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug 24, dxldyg via DXLD) Could use some narrower bandwidth, adjacent channel squeals (gh, DXLD) Aug 23: Radio Dniprovska Hvylya in Ukrainian 0628 on 11980.1 CUSB Zaporizhia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T58t_1-lMBc&feature=youtu.be Radio Dniprovska Hvylya in Ukrainian 0638 on 11980.1 CUSB Zaporizhia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgMOlM2HReE&feature=youtu.be Radio Dniprovska Hvylya in Ukrainian 0700 on 11980.1 CUSB Zaporizhia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig2SuoD8Ydc&feature=youtu.be August 24 Radio Dniprovska Hvylya in Ukrainian 0812 on 11980.1 CUSB Zaporizhia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRGFgpYp2TM&feature=youtu.be Radio Dniprovska Hvylya in Ukrainian 0852 on 11980,1 CUSB Zaporizhia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW5xXGKP4VA&feature=youtu.be (Ivo Ivanov, dxldyg via DXLD) ** UKRAINE. RUSSIA/UKRAINE: Russian state radio station "Voice of Russia" launched on Fri Aug 01 that it is broadcasting on the Crimean federal district - the inhabitants of the peninsula will be available most operative and qualitative information about the events in the Crimea and Russia as a whole. "Crimea today the most important region of Russia, and our radio station will contribute to all the changes for the better on the peninsula," - said the launch of the "Voice of Russia" Dmitry Kiselev, CEO of MIA "Russia Today", which includes a radio station. "Voice of Russia" has the largest coverage in the Crimea on the FM waves: 102.3 FM - Simferopol, Alushta, Feodosia and Bakhchisarai, 104.1 FM - in Sevastopol, Yalta, Evpatoria, Jankoi and Krasnoperekopsk, 105.3 FM - Kerch and Sudak, 107.1 FM - in Belogorskiy and Nizhnegorskiy

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areas, 100.2 FM - in the Chernomorskiy area. "Its main purpose - not only to inform about the events of the Crimean people in social and political life of the Russian Federation, but also to a whole new level for the peninsula illuminate the processes taking place in the republic - better, deeper, more promptly," - said the head of the regional office, "Voice of Russia "Vadim Volchenko. According to him, even during the first hour of the broadcast station to the editors received calls from dozens of listeners, "thanking us for the fact that now and in the Crimea can be heard news radio." "After all, this kind of media like no other, is able to quickly and fully to cover the most urgent and pressing issues of living in such an important historical time for it," - said Volchenko. In addition to broadcast programs "Russian service" every hour will sound operational news of the peninsula, in the morning (8:00 to 10:00) and evening (from 16:00 to 18:00) ethers observers Crimean edition will disclose information picture of the day, poll experts on the hottest topics to discuss topical issues with the audience. Also in the plans of the Crimean of Radio - the author of the program leading journalists in the region, and special projects aimed at promoting the Russian culture, literature and history. President of the Russian Federation December 9, 2013 signed a decree on the establishment of an international news agency "Russia Today" on the basis of RIA Novosti, he became general director Dmitry Kiselev. Key areas of the agency, in accordance with the decree, are informational support Russian interests abroad and the formation of a positive image of the Russian Federation. Editor in chief of the agency became the head of the Russian news channel RT (Russia Today) Margarita Simonyan. In a new agency came as Russian State Broadcasting Company "Voice of Russia" (ria.ru in OnAir.ru, via RUS-DX No. 780, Aug 10 via RusDX Aug 24 via DXLD) Russia’s President Vladimir Putin visited Crimea on Aug 14 (Editor Anatoly Klepov, ibid.) ** U S A. Am 21.08.2014 23:22, schrieb VOA Radiogram: ``Hello friends, VOA Radiogram for this weekend includes excerpts from an interesting Radio World article about the future of shortwave broadcasting. The article includes a mention of VOA Radiogram. http://www.rhci-online.de/VoA_Radiogram_2014-08-23.htm "Back to the future - VoR" ? https://www.facebook.com/groups/140783092618190/permalink/899039390125886/ Voice of Russia back on shortwave ==> 1st October 2014. A new schedule has been uploaded to HFCC - http://hfcc.org/data/schedbyfmo.php?seas=A14&fmor=GFC http://www.rhci-online.de/files/VOR_csv_2014.gif (roger, Germany, Aug 24, dxldyg via DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** UZBEKISTAN. Aug 25: Voice of Martyrs in Korean to N Korea 1608 on 7530 Tashkent + 2nd harmonic 15060 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d7IOEWo_5s&feature=youtu.be (Ivo Ivanov, Blgaria, dxldyg via DXLD) BROADCASTING IN RUSSIAN Iran. Letter from the Russian service Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran "Good day Listen to our programs on cell phones Friends, you can now easily enjoy listening to Russian service Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran on cell phones using an application for mobile phones. These broadcasts are free to listen to the "LIVE" or to download from our archives. Russian service of Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran will not take with you any amounts for listening. You only have to bear the costs of an internet connection to download the data. http://russian.irib.ir/glavnaya/mobile-application Best wishes Russian service Giri " (Editor) «QSL World" Vatican. 5 QSL- cards from Vatican Radio for the reception 1,7,15,21,31 July 2014. Cards on the events of 2009, 2012 and 2013 at the Catholic church. Old series. (Vladimir Pivovarov, Boyarka, Ukraine / "deneb-radio-dx") Vietnam. Received QSL-cards from the "Voice of Vietnam" for the reception in Russian on July 25 2014, 19.00-19.28 UTC on frequency 738 kHz (via the World Radio Network). The card -skazochnoe coastline of Vietnam. The report sent by electronic mail: golosvietnama@mail.ru (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") Received a QSL card from the Russian edition of Radio "Voice of Vietnam". Subject cards: Fabulous sea coast of Vietnam. July 14, 2014, 1630-1700, 7280, 9730 kHz. (Editor) Germany. Came from R.Santec for 08/10/2014 from 15.00 UTC, 15190 kHz (white dove on blue background + black short their pen, sticker boar from the TV series Lost and bukletiki in English.) – Info@radio-santec.com (Andrew, Tomsk, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") Canada / Germany Received a QSL card Bible Voice Broadcasting. June 24, 2014, 6130 kHz, 18: 00-18: 30 UTC, Transmitter - Nauen, Bible Voice - EE1 E-mail: mail@bvbroadcasting.org WEB: www.bvbroadcasting.org (Editor) Panama Got a nice eQSL La Chispa Stereo. Special QSL for the 100 years of the Panama Canal. Took over the internet. http://programasdx.com/antenadx.htm The report sent to the address: lachispaestereo@hotmail.com Reply from: Victor Gutierrez, Director, founder www.lachispaestereo.com (Editor) Russia Received QSL-cards for admission Radio Adygea from KRTPTS - Krasnodar Regional radiotetevizionny Broadcasting Center. Transmitter: pos.Oktyabrsky, Tbilisi area, Krasnodar Krai. 11.08.2014, 17.00-17.57 UTC, 7325 kHz, Transmitter RW-688, 100 kW, Antenna SGD 4x4RA Azimuth of 188 degrees. Mailing address: 350038, Krasnodar, ul. Radio, 3-A, KRTPTS Enclosed in an envelope color photo calendar KRTPTS antenna. (Editor) Romania. 2 QSL- cards from Radio Romania International, for the reception on July 1 (The Citadel of Sighisoara) and August 1, 2014 (Hunyad Castle). (Vladimir Pivovarov, Boyarka, Ukraine / "deneb-radio-dx")

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USA ------- * Received QSL-cards from the radio station WWCR for reception in Russian 28.05.2014, 11.30 UTC on 15795 kHz frequency. The card - Photo of Earth from space. The report sent to two addresses: askWWCR@wwcr.com and rickwwcr @Hotmail.com (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") QSL RFA for 02/08/2014 from 12.30-13.30, 13870 kHz, Burmese (IBB's Iranawila Relay Site.) (Andrew, Tomsk, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") Turkey Received QSL-cards from the "Voice of Turkey" for the reception in Russian 06.07.2014 at a frequency of 11,965 kHz. Card dedicated to the day of his father. The report sent Email. Also sent another support under glass and broadcast schedule in all languages. (Dmitry Kutuzov, Ryazan, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") QSL Voice of Turkey for 05/29/2014 from 13.00-13.54 UTC, 11965 kHz (+ Erdogan with children lining under the mug, and the frequency of their album on 2 cards); (Andrew, Tomsk, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx") Received QSL - card Voice of Turkey's acceptance on 17 July 11965 kHz Card is dedicated to Father's Day. (Alexander Golovihin, Tolyatti, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx" & "open_dx") Received a QSL card from the Russian service Voice of Turkey. Subject cards Happy Father's Day 01.06.2014, 13.00-13.55, 11965 kHz, the transmitting center EMR. QSL received from the English service VOT. Subject cards Welcome Ramadan. 12.07.2914, 16.30-17.26, 15520 kHz, Transmission Site: EMR (Editor) Czech Republic. QSL- card from Radio Prague for the reception with 1-31 July 2014 - Moravian Karst, South Moravia + Keychain with attributes radio. (Vladimir Pivovarov, Boyarka, Ukraine / "deneb-radio-dx") South Korea Received QSL - card from KBS for accepting, on 24 July 9645 kHz. "Folk Song and Dance" (Alexander Golovihin, Tolyatti, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx" & "open_dx") South Korea. 2 QSL- cards from the International Radio Korea for hosting from 26 July to 6 August 2014 Folk Dances and Songs "Kangansulle." (Vladimir Pivovarov, Boyarka, Ukraine / "deneb-radio-dx") Pirate radio Received eQSL from Radio Paardenkracht for reception on August 21 at 6305 kHz. Reported to on paardenkracht@draait.nl (Alexander Golovihin, Tolyatti, Russia / "deneb-radio-dx" & "open_dx")

Ontario DX Club Hobart Radio International

It is with great excitement to release the latest DX Extra No.9 to the world wide web! In this fortnight's podcast: - Democratic Voice of Burma ends broadcasts - Pirate radio disrupts Chinese aviation safety - Special FRS Holland broadcast - Voice of Russia returning to short wave - Jamming the airwaves – China National Radio From the archives - Radio Cochiguaz To hear it go HERE: http://hriradio.podomatic.com/enclosure/2014-08-30T23_00_02-07_00.mp3 Blog is at: Hobart Radio International

Sergi Giovanni Radio Notizie n° 243

Estimados Amigos de ADU, me complace informarLes que se encuentra disponible en los formatos papel y PDF el número 243 de la revista Radio Notizie de Septiembre 2014, trimestral de 28 páginas A4, portada y contraportada en color. Una copia no reciente puede ser solicitada en gsergi5050@hotmail.com El próximo 20 de Octubre celebraremos un evento importante para nosotros: el 35 º aniversario de la Fundación del Gruppo Ascolto Radio dello Stretto. Buena lectura con Radio Notizie y buena escucha. Giovanni Sergi, Coordinador del GARS. En formato PDF hay la cubierta de Radio Notizie n° 243

Glenn Hauser Logs August 31, 2014

** AUSTRALIA. 2325, Aug 31 at 1215, VL8T is audible with talk, // much stronger 4835, VL8A, but not synchronized, 4835 slightly ahead. Then at 1217 Aug 31, also find 2485, VL8K poorly audible and it`s slightly ahead of 4835. Enid sunrise 1202 UT today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHINA. 9810, Aug 31 at 1315, fair with flutter, triumphal choral music seemed Soviet style, but it`s really CNR1 as // 11785. But, get this, unlike 11785, 9810 is a legit non-jamming frequency! Per Aoki, 150 kW, 155 degrees from Nanning 954 site at 1300-1805 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** INDONESIA. 4870-, Aug 31 at 1202, presumed RRI Wamena with talk, lower modulation level than 4755 PMA, but roughly equal signals (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 540, Aug 31 at 0603 UT Sunday, techno music from N/S, announcement in Spanish about this being overnight on Friday and Saturday nights. Probably XEWA SLP with W Radio; program grid for network is not that specific: http://www.wradio.com.mx/parrilla-programacion/ (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MICRONESIA. 4755.54 approx., Aug 31 at 1156, PMA The Cross, poor signal but better than usual, and much stronger than algo on 4750, with ``inspirational`` music; some lite almost co-channel SSB QRM, probably MARS. No DTMF tones heard and stays on the air, 1200 with English devotional announcement including a .org reference; 1222 still with music, 1225 English announcement, 1228 still there. Stepping 1 kHz back and forth on the zeroed BFO of the YB-400, I can tell that V6MP is slightly closer to 4756 than 4755 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PAPUA NEW GUINEA [and non]. 3385, Aug 31 at 1149, no signal from RENB, Rabaul, normally the strongest NBC station here, so ``Maus Bilong Tavurvur`` knocked off by its namesake`s eruption Aug 29? Is anyone hearing it at any time? Of course, NBC stations come and go with much less impetus than that. I had heard 3385 last on August 25. Ron Howard reported 3385 went off at 1232* August 20. 3260 with talk, and 3275 carrier at least are audible at 1149 Aug 31 both gone by 1213; while no signals earlier on 3205, 3905 or any other PNG spots. 3320 has presumed Korea North and 3325 presumed Indonesia (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SOLOMON ISLANDS. 5020.0, Aug 31 at 1153, SIBC with some talk modulation audible, and frequency matching something on 6020, slightly off 1020 KOKP, but in this case I assume KOKP is the one off-frequency. After our last reports on 5020-, Wolfgang Büschel found SIBC back on 5020.0 again. Today I stick with MICRONESIA`s better signal past 1200 rather than timing the SI cutoff (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5830, Aug 31 at 1235, WTWW-1 is off, and not on 9475 either, so Australia is still audible. 5085, WTWW-2 is still on with BS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 960, Aug 31 at 0503 UT during local KGWA Fox-hole, thought I heard callsign like ``KOAB`` mentioned in passing. Checking last year`s NRC AM Log 960 listings, closest fuzzy match would be KLAD 5 kW in Klamath Falls OR --- remotely possible only if on ND day pattern instead of night into the Pacific (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Asociación Española De Radioescucha El Dial Nº 282

La AER es miembro de pleno derecho del Consejo Europeo de Diexismo (EDXC), está inscrita en el Registro Nacional de Asociaciones, Sección Primera, con el nº 53.079 y tiene el N.I.F. G79558557. CONSEJO GENERAL COMITÉ EJECUTIVO PRESIDENTE HONORARIO: Francisco Martínez, EA1-0002. COORDINADOR GENERAL: Pedro Sedano, EA4-0003. TESORERO: Mariano J. Mingo, EA2-0800. SECRETARIO GENERAL: Carlos Iglesia, EA2-0531. SECRETARIO ADJUNTO: Adolfo Arto, EA2-0808. VOCAL DIPLOMAS: José Cristóbal Roca, EA7-0028. PRESIDENTES TERRITORIALES ANDALUCÍA: José Mª Madrid, EA7-0805; ARAGÓN: Luis Gesé, EA2-0761 CANARIAS: José Luis Martín, EA8-0069 CASTILLA-LA MANCHA: Fernando Claudio Satué, EA5-0503 CASTILLA Y LEÓN: Andrés Galarón, EA1-0276; EXTREMADURA: David Sánchez, EA4-0922 MURCIA: José Hernández, EA5-0819; VALENCIA: Rafael Cebolla, EA5-0461. DIRECCIÓN POSTAL GENERAL: AER, Apartado 10014, 50080 ZARAGOZA, España. TELÉFONOS DE CONTACTO COORDINADOR GRAL.: Pedro 917984382 ó 699639922. TESORERO: Mariano, 976566393 (2130-2300 diario, 1200-1500 sábado-domingo). SECRETARIO GRAL.: Carlos, 976221652 (2030- 2300 diario). EDICIÓN EL DIAL: Pedro, 917984382 ó 699639922. INTERNET COORDINADOR GRAL.: Pedro, coordinador@aer-dx.es; TESORERO: Mariano, tesorero@aer-dx.es; SECRETARIO GRAL.: Carlos, secretariogeneral@aer-dx.es ; SECRETARIO ADJUNTO: Adolfo, general@aer-dx.es EDITOR BOLETÍN: Pedro, coordinador@aer-dx.es ; CORREO GENERAL: general@aer-dx.es ; WEB OFICIAL: http://aer-dx.org/ FACEBOOK: http://es-es.facebook.com/AerAsociacionEspanolaDeRadioescucha TWITTER: @aer_dx https://twitter.com/#!/aer_dx La AER es miembro de pleno derecho del Consejo Europeo de Diexismo (EDXC) EDITA ASOCIACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE RADIOESCUCHA DIRECTOR Pedro Sedano Ruano, EA4-0003 REDACTORES Eduard Boada i Aragonès, EA3-0971; José Bueno Jeremías, EA7-0641; Paco Criado Martínez, EA4- 0624; Martín Estévez Pastor, EA4-0211; Deogracias López Ros, EA5-0096; Manuel Méndez Novo,

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EA1-1018; Pedro Sedano Ruano, EA4-0003; y Francisco del Toro Zamora, EA7-0589. EDICIÓN y DISTRIBUCIÓN Pedro Sedano Ruano, EA4-0003 INTERNET general@aer-dx.es y http://aer-dx.es/ Todos los derechos reservados. Esta publicación no puede ser reproducida, ni en todo ni en parte, sin el permiso previo por escrito de la ASOCIACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE RADIOESCUCHA. EL DIAL no se responsabiliza de las opiniones de sus colaboradores DIRECCIONES PARA COLABORAR NOSOTROS • Pedro Sedano, Hdad. Dtes. Sangre, 43-6ºA, 28041 MADRID; España. 917984382 y 699639922. general@aer-dx.es LA ACTUALIDAD • EN ESPAÑOL: Martín Estévez, Av. Donostiarra, 27-9º-1, 28027 MADRID, España. 913266135. enespanol@aer-dx.es • ONDA CORTA: Deogracias López Ros; Apartado 287, 30820 ALCANTARILLA, Murcia, España. 868916285 y 628411521. oc@aer-dx.es • TROPICALES Y DOMÉSTICAS: Manuel Méndez Novo; Carril das Hortas, 20 2º-Izda., 27002 LUGO; España. 649743927 tropicales@aer-dx.es • NO OFICIALES: José Miguel Romero; Joaquín Navarro, 8-6º, 46100 BURJASOT (Valencia); España. nooficiales@aer-dx.es • OL/OM: Francisco del Toro; Miguel de Mañara, 16-portal 2-1ºA; 41300 SAN JOSÉ DE LA RINCONADA (Sevilla); España. 955791678 ; ol-om@aer-dx.es • +NOTICIAS: José Bueno Jeremías, Rosalas, 5 Casa R-13, 14001 CÓRDOBA, España. mas@aer-dx.es A VUELTAS CON EL DIAL • RADIODIFUSIÓN, UTILITARIAS y NO OFICIALES: Francisco Criado, Agastia 71 11º-D, 28043 MADRID, España; avueltas@aer-dx.es QSL. Eduard Boada i Aragonès. Av. d’Estanislau Figueres 33, 1er 1a. 43002 TARRAGONA. España; 657 517 030. qsl@aer-dx.es SOPORTE DX. Juan Luis Vilches, c/Pedro Fernández, 8, casa 1; 14001 CÓRDOBA, España; 957492146; soporte@aer-dx.es REPORTAJE, GALERÍA y ÚLTIMA HORA. Pedro Sedano, Hdad. Dtes. Sangre, 43-6ºA, 28041 MADRID. 917984382 y 699639922. general@aer-dx.es EMISORAS/ESPECIALES. Eduard Boada i Aragonès. Av. d’Estanislau Figueres 33, 1er 1a. 43002 TARRAGONA; España. 657 517 030; emisoras@aer-dx.es

Dino Bloise Panasonic RF-800U

Panasonic RF-800U.The radio mightn't be needed by ordinary people especially in the Internet era, but the radio let you listen local music and amplify the mood in traveling or living abroad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxNi50U1XrA

Gilson Bento Venta

Prezados colegas. Com a permissão do moderador, Vendo Receptor de ondas curtas GRUNDIG YB 400 PE ( na caixa ) em estado de novo. MW/LW/SW/FM - LW - 144 - 353 KHZ MW - 520 - 1710 KHZ SW - 1711 - 30.000 KHZ FM - 87.5 - 108 MHZ SSB ( Escuta todas as faixas de radioamador e px ) GRUNDIG YB 400 PE ( prata ) GRUNDIG YB 400 PE ( black ) ....UMA RARIDADE Receptor de ondas curtas Muito Conservado...em estado de novo e completo na caixa, com acessórios: antena externa, adaptador de energia, fone de ouvido, capa em couro, manual LINDO !!!! Apenas R$ 600,00 Frete Gratis ! GILSON BENTO - 12 99707-1967 - E-MAIL : bento67@yahoo.com.br http://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-583429786-radio-ondas-curtas-grundig-yb-400-radioescutas-e-dexistas-_JM

Siddhartha Bhattacharjee Direcciones de La Voz de Indonesia

Listener can contact us through email: info@voi.co.id english@voi.co.id English Service arabic@voi.co.id Arabic Service deutsch@voi.co.id German Service, french@voi.co.id French Service china@voi.co.id Chinese Service espanyol@voi.co.id Spanish Service japanese@voi.co.id Japanese Service indo@voi.co.id Indonesian Service Twitter @voiindonesia

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Short Waves "Shortwaves" Mailing List

*What is the purpose of the list? Mailing List webpage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shortwaves This mailing list dedicated to shortwave radio listening. Information,News,Schedules,Events,Radio reviews,Internet sites,Email,Publications,Lists,Shows,Faqs,Tips,Helps. From 1.7-30Mhz covering all aspects such as Broadcast,Clandestine,Pirate,Utility,Military,Commercial,Gov,t etc. The mailing list is for people who have an interest in the Shortwave Radio Listening (DX) mode and related topics who want to get together for chats and discussions concerning it. Subjects of discussions can be: general chat and discussions, announcements, selling, buying, trading, events, Internet help, advertising (as long as not excessive), etc, - or pretty much any subject that might be of interest to members.. Once in a while there can be some slightly off-topic messages or discussions as long as they aren't too lengthy... *How does it work? What is a mailing list? The mailing list member posts a message to the mailing list address shortwaves@yahoogroups.com The message is then distributed to all of the mailing list members. A copy will also be sent to the member. A mailing list is an easy and quick way of distributing messages to a group of people. Messages can also be posted to the list via the server's website (http://www.yahoogroups.com). *So I receive messages right in my mailbox? How do I tell them apart from my regular E-mail? Yes, messages appear right in your E-mail mailbox. You can tell the difference between personal E-mail, and mail from the mailing list (or from other mailing lists) by looking at the headers. The mail from this mailing list will have something like this in the headers: To: shortwaves@yahoogroups.com and/or possibly: Send reply to: shortwaves@yahoogroups.com and/or maybe: From: shortwaves@yahoogroups.com and the subject should have [shortwaves] at the beginning. Sometimes using mailing lists can be a little confusing because of this. What I recommend is using an E-mail program which sorts messages into folders according to E-mail addresses or keywords. To give you an example, I have over ten mailing lists that I'm subscribed to. When I get my E-mail, mailing list messages are sorted into their particular folders and personal mail goes into the main folder. Each E-mail package may do this in a different manner, or not at all. I recommend Microsoft Outlook or Pegasus (http://www.pegasus.usa.com ). *How do I subscribe? How do I get on the list? If you're interested in joining the list you can send e-mail to (shortwaves-subscribe@yahoogroups.com ) or point your browser to the website (http://www.yahoogroups/subscribe.cgi/shortwaves ). Or you may goto: Mailing List webpage: http://www.yahoogroups/group/shortwaves Alternately you can send me e-mail asking to subscribe, as a last resort. (shortwaves-owner@yahoogroups.com ) Once subscribed you will begin receiving messages (if there are any) and you'll be able to post. If you'd like you can send a test message introducing yourself, but this is optional, of course. *How do I unsubscribe? How do I get off the list? If at any time you want off the list send a blank e-mail to (shortwaves-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com) or go to the egroups website (www.yahoogroups.com ) and click User Info. Put in your information and you may unsubscribe. Or you may e-mail me (shortwaves-owner@yahoogroups.com ) and in a few days you'll be unsubscribed. *How do I change my e-mail address? Go to www.yahoogroups.com and log in using your username (your e-mail address you started out with) and your password (which should have either been sent to you in e-mail long ago or you picked when you subscribed). If you don't have your password you can have it sent to your old e-mail address. Then log in, and somewhere there you should find "My Profile". Click that and when that loads up you can click "Change e-mail address". If that doesn't work just unsubscribe and re-subscribe. Send a blank e-mail to shortwaves-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com . You must do this using your old address. Then to re-subscribe send a blank e-mail to shortwaves-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. And if that doesn't work drop me an e-mail as a last-resort and I'll do it for you. *Is the list moderated? Yes. The list is basically moderated . From time to time I may set the list to unmoderated when I cannot be around to monitor, or I may choose to designate a member to take the responsiblity temporarily in my short absence. If someone gets really annoying, spams the list, or is intentionally disruptive to the list - I may kick them off either temporarily or indefinitely. There may be younger people on so try to keep the discussions of general interest. Please try to use common courtesy and please do not swear. Also, no copywritten material allowed. *Can I get the list in digest form? Yep, sure can. Send e-mail to (shortwaves-digest@yahoogroups.com) or go to the egroups website (http://www.yahoogroups.com) and click User Info. To switch back to normal send e-mail to (shortwaves-normal@yahoogroups.com ) or go to the egroups website (http://www.yahoogroups.com ) and click User Info. *Can anyone subscribe, use and post to the list? Anyone who has an interest can use the list. The only exceptions might be those who are kicked off, but hopefully that won't happen. There is no real age limit so keep this in mind when posting. I do reserve the right to refuse anyone for my own reasons though. You must be a member of the list to post a message there.

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*How do I post messages? All you need to do to post is send a message to the address of the list, which is shortwaves@yahoogroups.com. Send it to this address just as if you were mailing one of your friends. You may use any subject you wish as long as it has something to do with what you are posting. When you reply to a message, your reply will automatically go to the list. If you want to reply to a person privately, you must change the TO: address from shortwaves@yahoogroups.com to whoever's address you are sending to. You should receive a copy of your own message within an hour or iso of posting. If not or if you get a bounce message, try again. If you absolutely cannot get it to work, you may contact me at (shortwaves-owner@yahoogroups.com). Please make an attempt to use proper spelling and grammar when posting messages. *Can I send attachments to messages? At this time I don't recommend attachments. Attachments are frowned on most mailing lists. If you have an attachment please post a message, WITHOUT the attachment, and ask people to E-mail you if they want a copy, or if it is something good I can put it on the mailing list website for everyone to access or members may do so themselves by selecting the option. *Can I advertise my business on the list? At this point I would say go ahead. Please post reasonably, i.e. don't post an advertisement every single day. If the users feel that posting business-related advertisements isn't appropriate I will consider banning them. *Is there a website for the mailing list? Yes. It's at http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/shortwaves Any suggestions or feedback concerning the webpage would be appreciated. *What happens if I have a problem or question or suggestion or feedback? Just E-mail me with it, at shortwaves-owner@yahoogroups.com . *Can I tell others about the list? YES! Please do! Anyone and everyone who might be interested. You are free to distribute this FAQ if you wish - to whomever you like. Vincent P. Everett shortwaves-owner@Yahoogroups.com Last updated October 3rd, 2007 Owner/moderator(s) - shortwaves-owner@yahoogroups.com To Post To The Mailing List - shortwaves@yahoogroups.com To unsubscribe - send blank message to shortwaves-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

DXCB SITES

Lista de discussao do DXCB www.radioescutas.com Site do DX Clube do Brasil www.ondascurtas.com Blog oficial do DXCB www.dxcb.blog.br Atividade DX Eletronico http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/dexismo/ Grupo Radioescucha Argentino http://www.conexiongra.com.ar/ Blog do dexista Rudolf Grimm http://www.radioways.cjb.net/ Site Amantes do Radio www.amantesdoradio.com.br Site Navegando nas Ondas Curtas http://www.sarmento.eng.br/ condiglist · Lista de discussao Conexion Digital http://groups.yahoo.com/group/condiglist Boletim Eletronico Semanal Conexion Digital http://groups.yahoo.com/group/conexiondigital/ Blog do dexista Sarmento Campos http://blog.sarmento.eng.br/ Blog do dexista Gustavo Maia http://fmtvdx.wordpress.com/ Blog do dexista Thiago Pereira Machado http://fmtvdx.wordpress.com/ Blog do Célio Romais http://blog.romais.jor.br/ Lista Ondas Médias Brasil http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/mw-br rx-br · Receptores & Antenas – Brasil http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/rx-br ut-br · Utilitárias Brasil http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ut-br Site do dexista Eduardo Castaldelli http://www.radiodx.qsl.br/ fmtvbr · Dexismo: FM (88-108 MHz) e TV (VHF-UHF) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fmtvbr lojinhadoradioescuta · Lojinha do Radioescuta http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/lojinhadoradioescuta

www.galeon.com/diexman

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ODXA ODXA DX REPORT September 29th 2014

Send us just your best DX! The editor reserves the right to decide what DX tips will be published. All DX tips are in English unless otherwise noted and all dates and times are in UTC. Newer tips are in blue and older ones are in black. If you think you need to travel fifty or a hundred miles or more to get to electrically quieter areas to DX from, think again. Harold Sellers does it from his car beside a lake in Vernon, BC. This past Saturday morning Carlie Forsythe took her Little Tecsun receiver to a local park in Madison, WI and submits some fine loggings. 2325 AUSTRALIA VL8T (ABC Tennant Creek) at 1025 // 2485 with a woman with talk then music and a man and woman with banter – Weak Aug 26 Wilkner-FL. Also at 1137 with sports play-by-play - Poor Sep 5 Sellers-BC 2485 AUSTRALIA VL8K (ABC Katherine) at 1139 // 2325 and 4835 with sports play-by-play - Poor Sep 5 Sellers-BC. Also at 1045 // 2325 with pop music and a man and woman with chat at 1047 and back to music – Fair Sep 9 Wilkner-FL 3310 BOLIVIA Radio Mosoj Chaski at 0955 in Quechua with music and talk – Fair Aug 27 Wilkner-FL 3320 NORTH KOREA Pyongyang BS at 1215 in Korean with classical piano music to 1230 and into a military chorus – Fair to Good Sep 1 Barton- 3320 SOUTH AFRICA Radio Sondergrense at 0317 in Afrikaans with light vocals nd a male DJ – Poor and noisy Sep 19 Coady-ON 3364.84 BRAZIL Radio Cultura Araraquara at 2320 in Portuguese with a man with talk – Weak Sep 12 Wilkner-FL 3375.1 BRAZIL Radio Municipal São Gabriel da Cachoeira at 0930 in Portuguese with a man with talk – Fair Sep 12 Wilkner-FL 3925 JAPAN Radio Nikkei 1 at 1315 in Japanese with a man presenting jazz music – Good Sep 6 Barton-AZ 3945 JAPAN Radio Nikkei 2 at 1230 in Japanese with a woman presenting pop vocals – Good Aug 27 Barton-AZ 4055 GUATEMALA Radio Verdad at 1100 with "This Hour of the Bible” - Fair Aug 26 Wilkner-FL. Also at 0208 with an excited preacher – Very Weak Sep 8 Coady-ON 4319 DIEGO GARCIA AFN in USB at 0005 with pop music – Fair at first then por with ute Aug 29 Wilkner-FL 4557 SOUTH KOREA Voice of the People at 1320 in Korean with a man with talk – Good over a jammer and CODAR Sep 1 Barton-AZ 4780 DJIBOUTI Radio Djibouti at 0305 in Arabic with Qu'ran chanting then a man with talk from 0312 – Good with CODAR Sep 19 Coady-ON 4835 AUSTRALIA VL8A (ABC Alice Springs) at 1215 with a female DJ playing hard rock music – Poor to Fair in peaks Sep 3 Barton-AZ. Also at 1218 with “Saturday Night Country” - Good Sep 27 Forsythe-WI 4835 PERU Ondas del Suroriente at 2335 in Spanish with talk and music – Fair Sep 12 Wilkner-FL 4870 INDONESIA RRI Wamena at 1223 in Indonesian with a woman presenting local music – Weak to Fair Sep 27 Forsythe-WI 4875 BRAZIL Radiodifusora Roraima at 0955 in Portuguese with a man talking with various people on the phone then lively folk vocals from 0958 to 1001 and a promo and ID with frequencies – Fair with easily mitigated het Sep 25 Coady-ON 4885 BRAZIL Radio Clube do Para at 0212 in Portuguese with Brazilian ballads and Brasopops and a man with ID and promos – Fair with CODAR Sep 8 Coady-ON 4905 CHINA-TIBET Xizang PBS at 2330 // 4920 in presumed Tibetan with a woman with talk – Fair Sep 12 Wilkner-FL 4920 AIR AIR Chennai at 1225 with subcontinental music to 1233 tune-out – Weak to Fair Sep 27 Forsythe-WI 4939.92 PERU Radio San Antonio de Atalaya at 2325 in Spanish with Latin American music to 2333 then a man with brief talk then music and a man and woman with talk at 2338 and back to music through the top-of-the-hour – Poor with static crashes Sep 26 Wilkner-FL 4940 CHINA Voice of Strait at 1225 in Mandarin with talk and music – Weak Sep 27 Forsythe-WI 5020 SOLOMON ISLANDS SIBC at 1151 with a cover of the Beatles' “Let It Be” then a woman at 1156 with closing announcements and a devotional Bible message - Poor Sep 5 Sellers-BC 5910 UNIDENTIFIED at 0910 in Spanish with lively Latin American vocals and a female DJ and a man with a slogan at 0933 followed by a woman with a mention of “Estado Unidos” and into a folk song with mentions of “Marti”– Very Good Sep 13 Coady-ON – this is Alcaravan Radio's frequency from 2300-1200 but sounded more like RHC who were not on any other 49 meter band frequencies – ed 6030 CANADA CFVP (Calgary, AB) at 2302 with comedians then IDs at 2329 of “The all new 10-60 Funny A-M” and “10-60 AM Comedy Tour” – Poor Aug 30 Sellers- BC 6055 SPAIN REE at 0000 with IS noted before the hour then time pips and signature music and ID with station info and into news then an interview with a Catalan jazz/blues musician – Very Good with minor RHC ACI Sep 1 Forsythe-WI 6090 JAPAN NHK World Radio Japan at 0855 in Chinese with IS then opening announcements – Fair with University Network via Anguilla Sep 7 Barton-AZ 6135.3 BRAZIL Radio Aparecida at 0230 in Portuguese with a string of ads and promos with mentions of “Brasil”, “Aparecida”, and “Sao Paulo” and into a female ballad at 0234 - Good Sep 19 Coady-ON 6150 AUSTRALIA Radio Australia at 1241 // 9580 and 12065 with a “Sunday Night” interview of the Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne on various Church issues – Fair Sep 21 Coady-ON – the sked for this frequency is 1030 – 1400 - ed 7120 SOMALIA Radio Hargeisa at 0329 in Somali with OC then a brief marching band anthem at 0330 and a man with talk with ID and into Qu'ran chanting at 0302 – Very Good Sep 19 Coady-ON 7355 ALASKA KNLS at 1200 with IS and sign-on of “This is Alaska calling” and music then announcements and IDs - Fair Sep 5 Sellers-BC 7375 EAST GERMANY The Mighty KBC at 0000 with the usual DJ silliness and pop music – Excellent Sep 14 Forsythe-WI 8989 NICARAGUA El Buen Pescador in USB at 2333 in Spanish with a male preacher mentioning “Nicaragua” - Weak Sep 26 Wilkner-FL 9390 THAILAND Radio Thailand at 1234 with a man and woman with news - Fair Sep 5 Sellers-BC. Also at 1253 with a travel feature then a “Radio Thailand News” ID and into news headlines and into Thai at 1300 – Good but fluttery Sep 27 Forsythe-WI 9460 TURKEY Voice of Turkey at 2140 with Middle Eastern instrumentals and talk – Very Good Sep 14 Forsythe-WI 9520 ROMANIA RRI at 0010 in Romanian with talk and dance music – Very Good over Athmeeya Yatra Sep 14 Forsythe-WI 9575 MOROCCO Radio Medi-Un at 0011 with Middle Eastern and North African music – Fair at first but degrading from CRI ACI Sep 2 Forsythe-WI 9590 ARMENIA Radio Sadaye Zindagi (IBRA Radio) presumed the one at 1458 with sign-on with instrumental music then a man at 1500 with announcements and brief music and into a woman with talk - Very poor Sep 13 Sellers-BC 9625 PALAU NHK World Radio Japan at 1115 in listed Indonesian with IS and a man and woman with talk – Fair Sep 4 Barton-AZ

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9665 BRAZIL Radio Voz Missionaria at 0211 in Portuguese with a religious female ballad and a woman and a man with ads and promos at 0212 and a full “Voz Missionaria” ID – Very Good Sep 19 Coady-ON 9670 UZBEKISTAN The Voice Asia presumed the one at 1224 playing a familiar Christian song followed by woman in an Asian language - Poor Sep 11 Sellers-BC. Also at 1303 in Hindi with a woman with talk and orchestral music bumpers – Weak with ACI from China 9675 and Brazil 9665 Sep 27 Forsythe-WI – Glenn Hauser posted on the ODXA Yahoo Group that he heard this one with English and Hindi IDs on Sep 10 and it is listed for the 1100 – 1400 time period – ed 9700 NEW ZEALAND RNZI at 1130 with a feature on the growing acceptance of euthanasia especially in Europe – Very Good Sep 7 Coady-ON 9740 SINGAPORE BBC at 1103 with World News and ID - Fair Aug 29 Sellers-BC 9765 ROMANIA RRI at 2239 // 9790 and 11940 with “Mailbag” program – Fair Aug 30 Sellers-BC 9795 PHILIPPINES FEBC Radio at 1058 with repeating ID and IS loop of “This is F-E-B-C Radio broadcasting from Manila, Philippines” then sign- on in Vietnamese at 1101 - Poor Aug 29 Sellers-BC 9830 TURKEY Voice of Turkey at 2240 with Turkish pop music then a man with news headlines at 2251 and a woman with closing announcements – Very Good Sep 7 Coady-ON 9855 SRI LANKA VOA at 0005 in listed Tibetan with possible news with mentions of “VOA” then a musical interlude at 0025 and a man with talk – Good Sep 2 Forsythe-WI 9855 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Radio Australia at 2319 with a report on an elderly female folk singer and playing one of her songs – Fair Sep 13 Coady-ON 9920 ALASKA KNLS at 1501 with ID and Lucy Graham with a welcome to the Saturday broadcast - Poor Sep 13 Sellers-BC 9925 EAST GERMANY The Mighty KBC at 0000 signing on with theme song and “We are the Mighty K-B-C” then more IDs and promos and into pop music – Fair Aug 31 Sellers-BC 11620 INDIA AIR at 0100 in listed Urdu with a woman presenting regional music – Fair to Good Aug 27 Forsythe-WI 11665 MALAYSIA RTM Wai FM at 1319 in Bahasa Malay with local pop music and singing Wai FM Ids and more music with a female DJ with ads and promos – Good Sep 27 Forsythe-WI 11670 INDIA AIR at 2055 with subcontinental music then news at 2100 – Fair to Good to 2100 then killed by RHC Sep 21 Forsythe-WI 11710 NORTH KOREA Voice of Korea at 1042 with a martial symphony then a man at 1049 introducing the patriotic chorus “The Song of the Proclamation of the Republic” – Good Sep 6 Coady-ON. Also at 1515 // 9435 with a woman talking about relations between the two Koreas and espionage mentioning Seoul dropping political and religious leaflets on the North Korean side of the DMZ - Good Sep 13 Sellers-BC 11710.6 ARGENTINA RAE at 0201 with a man talking about the death of Gustavo Cerati - an Argentinian rock musician who had been in a coma since a 2010 stroke then program highlights and into female vocals – Good Sep 5 Coady-ON 11725 NEW ZEALAND RNZI at 2125 with a “Pacific Beat” report on Asian and Pacific cricket news – Fair Aug 27 Coady-ON 11730 BELARUS Radio Belarus at 2108 with a man with news talking about an upcoming conference with Russia, the Ukraine, Poland, and Belarus to solve the current crisis in the Crimea – Weak Sep 15 Coady-ON – I wish their announcer would speak a little slower so the details could be better understood – ed 11735 TANZANIA-ZANZIBAR ZBC Radio at 2000 in Swahili with time pips and a man with presumed news and into regional music at 2005 – Fair to Good with noise Aug 30 Forsythe-WI 11735 NORTH KOREA Voice of Korea at 1036 with a patriotic chorus and into a woman presenting a violin concerto – Fair with transmitter whine Sep 22 Coady-ON – usual // 11710 was not heard and 15180 was very weak - ed 11740 INDIA-GOA AIR (Panaji) at 2113 // 11670 with sitar and woodwind instrumentals – Fair to Good over CNR2 Sep 15 Coady-ON 11760 CUBA RHC at 1945 with a woman playing Romanian dance and pop music then abruptly to a man with program and station ID at 2001 and back to the music to 2002 and brief jazz music to IS and ID in Spanish at 2003 – Fair Sep 7 Coady- ON – it was interesting they were playing something other than Cuban music – ed 11765 FRANCE Radio Algerienne at 1902 with marching band music and chorus to 1905 and into Arabic with music and a man with talk - Poor Sep 6 Sellers-BC 11765 BRAZIL Super Radio Deus e Amor at 0216 in Portuguese with an impassioned male preacher with a woman or a man occasionally responding – Good Sep 19 Coady-ON 11780 BRAZIL Radio Nacional da Amazonia at 0006 in Portuguese with a male DJ and Brasopops – Very Good Sep 7 Forsythe-WI 11790 SOUTH AFRICA AWR at 1945 in listed Fulfulde with a man with talk then brief string instrumentals and a man with brief talk then a fanfare at 1946 and more talk – Fair Sep 10 Coady-ON 11815 BRAZIL Radio Brasil Central at 0220 in Portuguese with Brasopops and a male DJ then a string of ads and promos from 0224 and a singing “Brasil Central” ID – Very Good Sep 19 Coady-ON 11880 CUBA RHC at 2311 with news - Good Aug 30 Sellers-BC 11885 CHINA CRI at 0010 with pop music with talk in listed English – Very weak Sep 7 Forsythe-WI 11905 SRI LANKA SLBC at 0115 in listed Hindi with sign-on with national anthem and a woman with talk and into regional music – Fair to Good Aug 27 Forsythe-WI 11955 ROMANIA RRI at 2350 in Spanish with talk about symphonies then closing announcements and IS at 2356 and off – Good Sep 20 Forsythe- 12025 IRAN VOIRI at 0019 in Spanish with piano music then anthem and Qu'ran chanting and into talk – Weak Sep 21 Forsythe-WI 12065 AUSTRALIA Radio Australia at 1215 // 9580 with a “Sunday Night” interview about religion and human rights – Very Good Aug 31 Coady- 12190 CHINA CNR1 jamming the Sound of Hope at 1114 in Mandarin with a man and woman with talk and ID at 1130 – Very Good Sep 14 Barton- AZ – The Sound of Hope and Radio Free Asia often play a game of tag with the Chinese jammers by changing frequency frequently hoping to keep one step ahead of them – ed 15120 CUBA CRI at 0037 in Spanish with talk and Mandarin pop music – Fair to Good Sep 14 Forsythe-WI 15130 FRANCE NHK World Radio Japan at 2030 in Japanese with two men with news with a mention of “Tokyo” - Fair to Good Sep 21 Forsythe-WI 15140 OMAN Radio Sultanate of Oman at 1400 with western rock usic then a chime and water droplet IS and “Dear listeners, it is now time for...” and into nonstop European and Middle Eastern dance music – Very Good Sep 27 Forsythe- WI

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15300 FRANCE RFI at 1837 in French // 11995 with a man with talk - Fair Sep 6 Sellers-BC 15345.3 ARGENTINA Radio Nacional at 2252 in Spanish with an interview then time pips to top-of-the-hour and news - Fair improving to Good Aug 30 Sellers-BC 15505 CHINA CNR1 at 1608 // 15560 in Chinese with easy listening vocals and a man with talk to excited ID at 1612 jamming VOA in Tibetan via Germany – Very Good Sep 9 Coady-ON – this is why I don't accept loggings of VOA or RFA in Tibetan or Mandarin without definite details that proves the logging - ed 15515 AUSTRALIA Radio Australia at 2145 with time check and “ABC News” - Fair Aug 30 Sellers-BC 15560 CHINA CNR1 at 1608 // 15505 in Chinese with easy listening vocals and a man with talk to excited ID at 1612 jamming RFA in Mandarin via Northern Marianas – Very Good Sep 9 Coady-ON – see my comments for 15505 logging - ed 15570 VATICAN Vatican Radio at 2016 with a report and an interview of a Cardinal on the upcoming Synod of the Family – Very Good Sep 7 Coady- 15580 BOTSWANA VOA at 2138 with “VOA Music” playing American pop tunes - Excellent Aug 30 Sellers-BC 15720 NEW ZEALAND RNZI at 0205 with a repeat of a “Nine to Noon” feature about exploitation of migrant workers – Very Good Sep 8 Coady-ON Thanks to our contributors: Rick Barton in Arizona; Mark Coady in Ontario; Carlie Forsythe in Wisconsin; Harold Sellers in British Columbia; Robert Wilkner in Florida KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS I don't use a lot of abbreviations in this column, preferring to use complete words and phrases, but here are some you may encounter: ACI – adjacent channel interference (frequency usually 5 kHz apart); CCI – cochannel interference (same frequency); CODAR - Coastal Ocean Dynamics Applications Radar (the swooping sound on the tropical bands); DRM – digital shortwave radio; het – heterodyne interference; ID – station ID; IS – interval signal; LSB – lower sideband; OC – open carrier; PNG – Papua New Guinea (when the appropriate radio country is cited); QRN – noise; QRM – man-made interference; QTH – location; RFE/RL - Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty; RTTY – radio teletype; TC – time check; USB – upper sideband; UTE – utility station; // (#) - parallel (frequency)

Migdiel Cruz Para los colegas interesados en armar una T2FD

Para los colegas interesados en armar una T2FD, ya está subido desde hace un tiempo en la sección de archivos el diagrama, un trabajo publicado en la sección de "Radio Tecno DX" de la Revista Conexión 138 del Grupo Radioescucha Argentino, por el Diexista Enrique A. Wembagher, LU8EFF: En éste trabajo está basada la antena que experimentamos en el pasado XX Encuentro DX, Coxcatlán 2014.... https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiexismoExtremo/521235291265782/

Dino Bloise ¿Qué hora es ahora?

¿Qué hora es ahora? El entender la hora correcta cuando usted está hablando con otros radioaficionados al otro lado del mundo puede causarle confusión. http://kp4boricua.org/pr/2014/08/25/3909/

Migdiel Cruz Super equipazo para los nuevos SWL

Super equipazo para los nuevos SWL, ofrecido en ebay.. I am going to make this a complete turn key SWL Station. In addition to the DX-160 Receiver, I am providing the new listener with a 50ft longwire outdoor antenna, including insulators and lead in, a Logbook w/World Atlas insert and SW Tip Sheets, a set of Radio Shack NOVA 66 Headphones, and periodicals to assist the new listener . Copy of Original Owners Manual included. You or your prodige` are ready to set up and log stations out of the box! This will make a great starter station for the new, casual, or aspiring SWL. Cub Scout, Boy Scout, or school projects. Do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or even just to talk DX. I am here before, during and after the sale for support. Please read my important additional information below, WDX2RADIO Mission: To enhance the SWL Hobby, by providing high value, fair priced, bang for the buck radio packages to beginner and casual radio enthusiasts. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Realistic-DX-160-W-Matching-SP-150-Speaker/271592435641?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D24192%26meid%3D72afa2605419430188a8c9ffeb54d1ca%26pid%3D100005%26prg%3D10284%26rk%3D4%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D251632404984&rt=nc

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Joao A Costa Voz da Russia reserva frequencias em Onda Curta para Outubro

La estación podría regresar a las bandas decamétricas en el mes de octubre. Entre sus emisiones, programas en idiomas español y portugués La Voz de Rusia tiene prevista su vuelta a la onda corta tras reservar de nuevo un buen número de frecuencias en varios idioma, entre ellos el español y el portugués. Según el esquema que hará efectivo a partir del 1 de octubre, emitirá en nuestro idioma de 00.00 a 02.00 por 12.060 KHz, con una potencia de 500 kilovatios, desde el centro emisor de Armavir, y de 22.00 a 24.00 por 7.240 KHz, con 500 kilovatios de potencia, desde la propia capital. En portugués anuncia emisiones de 00.00 a 06.00 por 7.240 KHz, con 500 kilovatios, desde Moscú, y por 12.060 KHz 22.00 a 24.00, con 500 kilovatios, pero usando el centro transmisor de Armavir. En todo caso, estas frecuencias estarán activas hasta el 26 de octubre. Fonte: Radio-Noticias por Pablo A. Montes

Glenn Hauser Logs September 1, 2014

** AUSTRALIA. While I chided RA for skipping the TV news hour on Mondays, I`m glad that the `Science Show` is available instead! Sept 1 listened from 1230 to 1300 on 9580, first about retrieving fossils from Antarctica, http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/the-story-of-scott-and-stopes/5706644 and then about how essential reforestation is: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/richard-st-barbe-bakere28099s-environmental-fears/5706672 RA is certainly the #1 SW source left for intelligent programming, and it isn`t even for us, but for a tiny audience in the central Pacific, beyond which we happen to lie (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 6180, Sept 1 at 0552, RNA signal is rather weak; underpowered or propagation? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA [and non]. 7210-LSB, Sept 1 at 0123, intermittent music jamming N1NR and/or friends discussing comunistas (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EGYPT. 9965, Sept 1 at 0112, R. Cairo Arabic, good with flutter, undermodulated and whiny 12070, Sept 1 at 0115, R. Cairo Spanish at very good level but extremely distorted 9315, Sept 1 at 0122, R. Cairo Spanish is just open carrier/dead air on fair signal; 11710 unchecked (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GREECE. 9935, Sept 1 at 0113, ERTOPen on tonight with Greek talk, // stronger 9420. Nothing on 11645 this time, but JBA signal on 15630 vs noise level, probably this. At 0545 Sept 1, Greek music and talk still on 9420 good, 9935 fair (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** IRAN. 12025, Sept 1 at 0116, VRII Spanish is poor but better than // 9860, flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OKLAHOMA. 1120, August 30 circa 15-16 UT on caradio, notice that KEOR Catoosa/Sperry/Tulsa is missing and it may have been for some days. However, it`s on with música de alabanza, Sept 1 at 1641 check (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SRI LANKA. 11905, Sept 1 at 0114 carrier, 0114:43.5 music starts, 0115:17.5 timesignal ends, SLBC opening, poor with flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5110v-CUSB, Sept 1 at 0120, no signal from WBCQ during Area 51, but ops normal on 9330, 7490; none on 15420 either. Missed rechecking at 0300 for WORLD OF RADIO on 5110; was it on by then? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 12105, Sept 1 at 0115, WTWW-3 is off; 9475, Sept 1 at 0119, WTWW-1 modulation is breaking up badly; very strong signal level also drops abruptly but not correlating with modulation. Still breaking up at 0129. Ted must be too busy with his music program on WTWW-2 5085 to notice the problem with WTWW-1; playing hymn ``Blessèd [allegèd] Assurance``. By 0135 check, 9475 not breaking up (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 850, Sept 1 at 0134 UT, organ music ENE/WSW, better than KOA at the moment; no doubt LCMS` KFUO, Clayton MO, my ex-local station while at Washington University a semicentury ago (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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Ulysses Galletti FOTOS Antena (UG203..P2.1)

ANTENA UG20.3.P2.1 Com a um pouco de habilidade na confecção, a antena Long Wire, que idealizei, se materializou. Com a ajuda da minha esposa, instalei e iniciei os testes.em Itatiba - SP. Em principio suplantou todas as que tenho, maior sinal na maior parte das bandas, Vale a pena experimentar. Ela tem 20m, feita com 3 fios P2x1mm, colados paralelamente, e com fita adesiva de alta fusão de 50 cm em 50 cm e soldados nas pontas. Portanto tem 20m com 6 fios de 1mm em paralelo. Uso Balun 9:1 e cabo coaxial de 50 ohms até o receptor. Objetivo: 1 - Maior condutância. 2 - Diminuir qualidade de ressonar se tornando reativa. 3 - Diminuir o “Q” da antena por que faz uma antena ficar menos reativa e o efeito reativo é o que diminui a faixa de ressonância da antena. A antena mais reativa atua em uma faixa muito estreita dentro da banda e não nela toda, atuando somente em algumas freqüências. 4 - Atuar em uma faixa maior na Banda Tropical. Poderá ser feita, depois descobri, com cabo condutor de elevador, que tem fios paralelos, até 10 fios. Vou experimentar na próxima. QRV Ulysses Galletti

Bob Padula Australian DX Report podcast- new episode (no.428)

Episode no. 428 has been released. It ‘s at http://adxr.podbean.com The ADXR is also available on iTunes. The on-air version may be heard every Monday at 1145 UTC on 15825, over WWCR Nashville – special ADXR QSLs are available. Regards from Melbourne, Australia! Bob Padula - Host/Producer

Francisco Jackson Radioescutas Rio

Visando dá uma alavancado no Hobby aqui no Estado do Rio de Janeiro, criei no FACEBOOK o Grupo >>>Radioescutas Rio<<< Add o Grupo ao seu facebook e nos ajude a trazer mais amigos para o hobby https://www.facebook.com/groups/escutario/ 73 - Francisco Jackson PY1PDF Rio de Janeiro – Brasil - 21 8490-9101

Glenn Hauser Sobre KVOH en Sin Fronteras

ESTADOS UNIDOS: KVOH, La Voz de Restauración: HORA UTC KHZ DIAS - 1300-1900 17775 12345 QTH: KVOH, La Voz de Restauración, P.O.Box 56320, Los Angeles, CA 90056, USA. E-mail: mail@kvoh.net Web: www.kvoh.net Aunque el horario es correcto, la actual KVOH no es de Restauración --- era el nombre de su dueño anterior, hasta su fracaso hace varios años. Ni es su QTH actual. Como se ve en su sitio web: KVOH – Voice of Hope P.O. Box 102 · Los Angeles, CA 90078 · United States of America HOLANDA: Radio Nederland Wereldomroep: HORA UTC KHZ DIAS 0000-0030 F-9895 23456 Nota: (F) Vía WHRI, Furman (USA) QTH: Radio Nederland Wereldomroep, Apartado 222, 1200 JG Hilversum, Holanda. E-mail: cartas@rnw.nl Web: www.rnw.nl/espanol No se ha enterado que esta emisora se ha quitado de la OC, hace un mes --

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ESTADOS UNIDOS: WTWW Las horas citadas 00-03 en 12105, **cuando funcionan**, llevan programas en ruso e inglés, hasta cierre a las 02; español a las 19-20. Como se ve en: http://wtww.us/pages/bible-worldwide.php

Glenn Hauser Logs September 1-2, 2014

** ALGERIA [non]. 7295, Sept 2 at 0554, RTA via FRANCE in Arabic with reverb/echo and flutter, as often the case now. This is very strange, considering that other European signals, altho admittedly at different azimuths and from different sites, display no such characteristix, e.g. TWR Polish via AUSTRIA about to finish on 7320 --- steady signal with no echo. I again suspect that ISSoudun is running *two* slightly unsynchronized transmitters on 7295, and I mean both in audio feed and in frequency, causing echo and SAH rather than propagational fading. HFCC shows 04-05 at 162 degrees and 05-06 at 194 degrees. Possibly instead of turning off the first transmitter at 0500, it is staying on too (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CHINA. 9230, Sept 2 at 1336, CNR1 jammer, poor, // 11785; none in the 8s. 9230v was one of numerous Sound of Hope frequencies in an Aug 8 bandscan by Wolfgang Büschel and also May 20 by Sei-ichi Hasegawa. 10960, Sept 2 at 1338, CNR1 jammer, good, about 2 seconds behind 9230 12870, Sept 2 at 1340, CNR1 jammer, good // and synch with 10960. None in the 13s, 14s, 16s, 17s, 18s, 19s, and the 15115-15195-15265 batch are very poor to poor today (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA. 6000, Sept 2 at 0557, RHC closing an English hour, but with SAH from a second transmitter, still such when ``news`` restarts at 0601. Then at 0602, I find that 6100 is missing, so once again, RadioCuba have erred in putting the 6100 transmitter also on 6000, causing self-interference (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** NIGERIA. 15120-AM, Sept 2 at 0532, fair signal from VON, first heard in quite a while, but it`s JBM, totally useless (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OKLAHOMA. 1120, Sept 1 circa 1825 UT check on caradio, KEOR Catoosa/Sperry/Tulsa is AWOL again tho it was on a couple of hours earlier. Let`s call it extremely unreliable, which can`t be good for business (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 12105, Sept 1 at 1849, WTWW-3 with a new ``interval signal``, or is it just filler when programming crashes? Anyhow, a keyboard melody replays every 1 minute and 28.5 seconds from tune-in until 1900, jump-cut to same melody but overlain with Ted ID, and then into Spanish Bibling as now scheduled during this hour only. 9475, WTWW-1, meanwhile is off the air at 1849, but 9930, WTWW-2, is on with BS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1736 monitoring: confirmed on WRMI 9955, at 1104 UT Tuesday Sept 2 as a storm awakens me briefly; fair signal, now atop SAH from France in Chinese via Taiwan, still co-channel. Next: Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio 7265-CUSB Wednesday 1315 on 9955 (after the CCCCI finishes at 1300) Wednesday 2100 on WBCQ 7490v (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 13564-CW approx., Sept 2 at 1416, GNK beacon very poor but copiable only on the FRG-7 with longwire, which means I can`t pinpoint the frequency on the analog dial, but previously logged around here. Harold Frodge says it`s operated by KC9GNK in Madison WI, and some logs in HF Underground say it`s 3 or 4 milliwatts. QRZ.com listing for him says nothing about it: ``KC9GNK, Domenic R Bianco, 1113 E Johnson Apt 2, Madison, WI 53703 USA``. Also another even weaker CW beacon on a slightly different frequency I cannot copy (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

PU3HAG - Huelbe Radio Exterior de España

Oi, notícia via Clube do Ouvinte da REE. Nova direção, ambiente caótico. Mudanças podem incluir apenas nova programação, mas exclusão das emissões OC não pode ser afastada. http://swling.com/blog/2014/09/radio-exterior-de-espana-new-management-and-possible-change/

Glenn Hauser Logs September 2-3, 2014

** CUBA. 18210, Sept 3 at 0139, RHC is very poor // 6070, third harmonic, but not audible now on 12140, second (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EGYPT. 12070, Sept 3 at 0111, R. Cairo Spanish extremely distorted with humwhine, good signal level 11710, Sept 3 at 0116, no signal from Cairo, just Argentina 11711- 9965, Sept 3 at 0117, R. Cairo Arabic is undermodulated but not distorted, with humwhine, higher pitch than on 12070

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9315, Sept 3 at 0122, R. Cairo Spanish is dead air, except for a ringing hi-pitched whine, good-fair signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GREECE. 9420 and all other ERTOpen frequencies are absent at 0138 check September 3 --- and now 9420 is no longer occupied by Iran either after 0030, moved to 9510 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 6185-, Sept 3 at 0128 I am astounded to hear news in Spanish with good signal level and good modulation. Can it still be XEPPM? Yes, same transmitter slightly on the low side, but must have got a new modulation tube. It`s even much stronger than 6180 Brasil, but that`s partly due to the weakish signal it`s been sporting lately. This is great news, if only XEPPM can keep it up! News item at the moment is from Wáshington about ME affairs, including clips in English from USG spoxepersons, maybe originating with VOA? Next story about ébola (who decided that this neologism would be stressed on first syllable in Spanish, second in English??). 0131 wrapping up `Pulso de la Noche`, must be own produxion, some African song but lyrix sound at least partly Spanish, ``Yo soy ---`` this & that. 0133 ID ``Radio Educación desde la Colonia del Valle en la Ciudad de México``, next show ``Las Mujeres Contamos`` --- I guess that could be a play on words in Spanish --- women count as in they matter, but they also tell their stories. These programs match the MW, not SW program schedule at http://www.radioeducacion.edu.mx/carta-programatica-del-mes which is still labeled Mayo 2014, but just below it says Enero 2014. Furthermore the separate jpg SW schedule below that, if you hover over it, is dated Feb 2013! And is evidently no longer applicable. XEPPM surely remains México`s last and only SWBC station; 6010 has weak Spanish with a het at 0134, presumably Colombia & Brasil (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SRI LANKA. 11905, Sept 3 at *0114:13.5 carrier on; 0144:46.5 music starts; 0115:18 mistimesignal ends from SLBC, fair with flutter (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. After hearing it again earlier today at 1416 Sept 2 on 13564 as in previous report, found a website about the GNK beacon, via hfunderground.com http://kc9gnkbeacon.webs.com/gnkmedferbeacon.htm ``STATUS of GNK HiFER Beacon - ON THE AIR --- The GNK HiFER Beacon is also running 24/7 and CW from the same QTH on the frequency of 13.5640 MHz with 4 mW at about 10 wpm with a 1/2 wave dipole. Both the MedFER and the HiFER transmitters and antennas are home brew. You can send reports to kc9gnk@yahoo.com , LWCA at http://www.lwca.org / or by snail mail, My address is on QRZ.com. I also have a 10 meter beacon located in Madison and can be found at http://kc9gnkbeacon.webs.com/index.htm All reports would be greatly appreciated, even ones from within Madison. Thank you. Domenic, KC9GNK, Madison, Wisconsin EN53`` Apparently only lists 13 MHz beacons currently active, including GNK: http://www.lwca.org/sitepage/part15/index.htm Yes, it`s very off-topic for longwave, but anyway --- very helpful as it also IDs some others I have been hearing: 13554.0, AZ is in Oro Valley, north of Tucson AZ, operated by KF7A 13558.510, AJO is indeed in Ajo, Arizona! Isolated town in southwest 13557.54, MTI is in Stone Mountain, Georgia, suburban Atlanta 13558-CW, Sept 3 at 0110 I am again hearing AJO, and it`s JBA. 13556-CW, Sept 3 at 0144, MTI beacon is JBA. Heard this after the unID on 13555. Frequency approximate, but it seems these are subject to variation (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 12105, Sept 2 at 2015, WTWW-3 is in English with PPP instead of PP = Portuguese: that`s because 9475, WTWW-1 is off the air, so its programming has bumped lower-priority Bibling off #3 unit. 9930, WTWW-2 remains on with BS. Next check, 0111 UT Sept 3, 12105 is still with PPP but modulation breaking up badly, the crackle also audible out to plus/minus 10 kHz. At 0119, I find that 9475 is back on, and doing the same since it`s now // 12105, with music introducing `Saddle Up` show. Non-PPP announcer conveniently gives the date of show: May 27, 2014. Of course it`s non-PPP, as he was long dead by then. Normally during this hour, 9475 and 12105 have separate SFAW programming. Now WTWW-2 remains nominal, on 5085 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9370, Sept 2 at 2016, WWRB`s BS frequency is off; certainly not due to propagation as neighbor WWCR is blasting in on 9350. 5050, Sept 3 at 0122, this WWRB is off, but 3185 is on with fair signal and Tourette`s preacher. By 0243 check, 5050 is back on with BS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5110v-CUSB, Sept 3 at 0120, no signal from WBCQ, while 7490 and 9330 are nominal; was this transmitter off last night too when I couldn`t monitor due to thunderstorms? However, at 0127, `Allan Weiner Worldwide` is JBA, either faded in or late coming on, talking about transmitters but just too weak (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A [and non]. 5950, Sept 3 at 0135, WRMI-14 is inaudible and apparently off during the extra RMI programming hour; however, there`s enough weak signal from something to het 5952.4 Bolivia --- probably Iran in Tajik, northeastward from Sirjan. WRMI-3 still audible, weak as usual on 5015 with BS (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 13555-USB, Sept 3 at 0143, surprised to hear voice contact rather than beacons around here. American accent says ``send you my data --- QRX tomorrow same time`` and nothing further heard. Also Part 15? Unless the radiogram tones I then heard at 0145 around 13554 were related to this; these with a good signal, better than any voice or CW (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 15534-USB, Sept 3 at 0141, INTRUDER net of two or three stations at least, laughing and conversing in colloquial something, maybe Spanishish; one with music in background (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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Dan Ferguson Radio Australia schedule changes

Radio Australia tells me of some schedule changes. The former 0900-1100 UTC Tok Pisin program has been replaced with two slots, one at 0730-0800 UTC on 9475, 9660, 9710, 12080 and 15240. The other slot is 1000-1030 UTC on 5995, 6080, 6150, 9475, 9710 and 12080. Both are Monday-Friday only, with English on the frequencies Saturday and Sunday. The Burmese language program (broadcast via offshore HF Relay provider) has changed from 7 days per week to Monday to Friday only. It's aired at 0000-0030 on 12005, 0100-0130 on 11780, and 2300-2330 on 5955. Again, English is on the frequencies Saturday and Sunday. The full schedule is included in my Combined Schedules lists - see the "swskeds" Yahoo group for access. Dan Ferguson - Combined SWBC skeds (Aoki/EiBi/HFCC/others): http://groups.yahoo.com/group/swskeds/ Donations: If you like my schedule files buy me a beer, drink it for me, then tell me how much I enjoyed it. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/shortwave-radio Live swbc dx chat: #swl on Starchat.net IRC "The more I followed the government's dietary advice the more I took on the government's shape - bloated."

Radio Habana Cuba Solidaridad con los Cinco

Estimados amigos/as de Radio Habana Cuba: La lucha por la libertad de los Cinco, es una causa que no admite silencio. La injusticia por el encarcelamiento de los antiterroristas cubanos cumplirá 16 años, el próximo 12 de septiembre. Movimientos de Solidaridad con Cuba, de más de 30 países, alzarán sus voces para reclamar justicia y libertad para los héroes cubanos aún prisioneros: Gerardo Hernández Nordelo, Ramón Labañino Salazar y Antonio Guerrero Rodríguez. Con anterioridad regresaron a Cuba, tras cumplir íntegramente sus injustas condenas, sus compañeros Fernando González Llort y René González Sehwerert. La actual jornada internacional por la libertad de Los Cinco, comenzará el 4 de este mes y se extenderá hasta el 6 de octubre, tendrá como uno sus momentos culminantes la vigilia frente a la Casa Blanca, el propio día 12, y el X Coloquio Internacional por la causa, que se celebrará en La Habana, el 11 y 12 de este mes. La fecha de inicio coincide con la muerte en un hotel habanero, en 1997, del joven italiano Fabio Di Celmo, víctima del terrorismo contra Cuba . El cierre está señalado para el seis de octubre, aniversario 38 de la explosión, en pleno vuelo, de un avión de Cubana de Aviación, atentado terrorista que ocasionó la muerte a 73 personas. Fraternalmente, Rosario Lafita Fernández - J’Dpto. de Correspondencia Internacional - Radio Habana Cuba

John Figliozzi Podding Along - Issue 15

These are some podcasts from international and public radio sources that I've found particularly interesting and edifying as I'm "plodding along" in my regular exercise regimen. In addition to via the websites referenced, these podcasts generally are made available through several other popular internet sources such as iTunes and TuneIn. RADIOTONIC - ABC RN Kafka Unchained - An Acoustic Comic Kafka Unchained began as a comics art exhibition to celebrate both the 90th anniversary of Kafka's death and the centenary of the writing of "The Trial" for the year 2014. The success of the exhibition inspired its curators, Malgorzata Zerwe and David Zane Mairowitz, to produce a "radio comic" featuring the three exhibition artists: Chantal Montellier from France, Robert Crumb from the USA and Jaromir 99 from the Czech Republic. The exhibition also inspired Jaromir 99 to create the Kafka Band from Prague. Their first CD, Das Schloss, is a compilation of texts from Kafka's "The Castle" set to music and features throughout Kafka Unchained. (55') http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/radiotonic/kafka-unchained/5607938 (My note: Radiotonic is a challenging, innovative radio program, "a heady mix of fiction, non-fiction, essays and drama from writers, artists and radio makers, brought to you by RN’s Creative Audio Unit." It's probably not the best workout companion as it requires more attention than the average. Nonetheless, it treats radio as an art form in itself--something quite rare and, consequently, to be appreciated.) THE LIST - ABC RN Dead Frogs, Comedy and Gone Girl Is comedy experiencing a golden age and is the best selling thriller and soon to be released film "Gone Girl" misogynist? (30') http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/thelist/past-programs/?page=1 (scroll to July 18 entries) THE DRAWING ROOM - ABC RN Aussie Rules the World It's the greatest game on earth and it's also one of the oldest codes of football still being played. Michael McIntyre is the director of Aussie Rules The World, a documentary about 'footy' and the people around the world who play it. Clare Watson is the director of a play calledI Heart John McEnroe. They join Waleed Aly in the Drawing Room to discuss what it is about sport that makes for great drama and theatre. (20') http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/drawingroom/aussie-rules-the-world/5617176 John Figliozzi - The Worldwide Listening Guide - 6th edition now available - wwlgonline.com

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Glenn Hauser Logs September 3-4, 2014

** ANGUILLA. 11775, Sept 3 at 1346 check, Caribbean Beacon is AWOL (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** BRAZIL. 11815+, Sept 4 at 0136, enthusiastic Brazuguese, seems more like sports than religion but can`t be sure: a bit late for a game? Very poor, slightly on the hi side, much weaker than 11855 Aparecida, and suffering from 11825 WRMI BSplash; presumed R. Brasil Central, Goiânia, reactivated after a few weeks` absence. 4985 as usual blocked by RTTY (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** CUBA [and non]. 7210-LSB, Sept 4 at 0141, Nelson N1NR Roig railing against Castro`s Cuba, hit by heavy QRM from presumed DentroCubans, intermittent distorted talk, probably recorded, no autotune music at the moment (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** EGYPT. 12070, Sept 4 at 0134, R. Cairo Spanish good signal but extremely distorted and with humwhine 11710, Sept 4 at 0137, R. Cairo still missing, just Argentina 11711- 9965, Sept 4 at 0138, R. Cairo Arabic music undermodulated with whine but not distorted 9315, Sept 4 at 0140, R. Cairo Spanish is JBM on fair signal (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** GREECE. 9420, Sept 4 at 0133, ERTOPen is on tonight // weaker 9935, and maybe JBA 15630, not heard on any of the other possibles (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. 6185, Sept 4 at 0128, XEPPM still readable but modulation seems a bit lower than 24 hours earlier; and still way stronger than 6180 Brasil (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MEXICO. A tease of sporadic E appeared on channel A2, antenna south toward Mexico, as I still leave the analog TV on a lot of the time for the snowstorm to be interrupted. At 1556 UT Sept 3, fade-in some weak Spanish video grafik and then audio, but gone in about a minute never to return. Too long to have been meteor scatter. Es MUF map for 6 meters showed a patch over Ciudad Juárez reaching 33 MHz. If that was it poking briefly up to 60 MHz, the area propagated would be around Sinaloa, common here during the season (Glenn Hauer, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** MOROCCO. 9575, Sept 3 at 0552, Médi 1 with rapid flutter, and the frequency is also wobbling, seeming Doppler effect; sounds rather like 7295 Algeria via France, which I hypothesized to be caused by something completely different; but they are in the same general area. Rafael Martínez, BDXC-UK Communication quoted on WORLD OF RADIO 1737 has some recommendations for Médi 1 music shows (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** OMAN. 15140, Sept 4 at 0140, JBA carrier presumed RSO since it`s AWOL from proper 9500, and nothing on 15355 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SOLOMON ISLANDS. 5020, Sept 3 at 1157, SIBC with talk, 1158 music maybe NA, cut off at 1159:52.5*; Cuban splash from 5025 is worsening with our latening sunrises. Very poor (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** PAPUA NEW GUINEA. 3260 and 3275, Sept 3 at 1200, two NBC carriers are on, but not 3385; one was off before the other a few minutes later but I lost track of which. Radio East New Britain, 3385 has not been heard since the volcanic eruption at Rabaul, but no news of exactly what happened to it, when it should be most needed (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** SAUDI ARABIA. 1521, Sept 4 at 0148, JBA het against KOKC 1520 OKC, looping NE/SW, presumed 2000 kW Duba BSKSA. See DXLD 14-35 for discussion of this transmitter, the #1 trans-Atlantic signal on MW in North America. Ben Dawson found info in ITU listings that it is highly direxional, peak azimuth 296 degrees which crosses populated areas of North Africa, and hits the Americas at the eastern tip of Cuba. Less and less signal at azimuths further north, but still plenty with so much to start with. Tom Roberts in Idaho tells me he hears a signal on 1521, but Nigel Pimblett in southern Alberta says it`s feeble. It goes from +8 dB gain at max, to -3 at 340 degrees = Calgary (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 1736 monitoring: confirmed at 1325 Sept 3 during the Wednesday 1315 airing on WRMI 9955, fair with no CCI but ACI from the omnipresent RTTY on hi side; recheck at 1349, WRMI seems to be off, or diminished to a JBA carrier. Hope WOR aired at least until 1344. WORLD OF RADIO 1737 monitoring: confirmed first SW broadcast UT Thursday Sept 4 at 0330+ on WRMI webcast and presumed 9955. I see on the graphic frequency schedule that another hour has been carved out of Brother Scare for alternative programming, this one on 11580 at 23-24 UT, including WOR Thursdays at 2330. I suppose it will still have to be last week`s show rather than the latest one. Next: UT Friday 0326v on WWRB 3185 Friday 2130 on WRMI 7570 & 15770 [probably last week`s 1736] Saturday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio 7265-CUSB UT Sunday 0100 on WRMI 5950 [but 5950 missing Sept 3 & 4] UT Sunday 0131 on KVOH 9975 [we hope; off the air again last week] UT Monday 0259v on Area 51 via WBCQ 5110v-CUSB Tuesday 1100 on WRMI 9955 Wednesday 0630 & 1430 on Hamburger Lokalradio 7265-CUSB Wednesday 1315 on WRMI 9955 Wednesday 2100 on WBCQ 7490v (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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** U S A. 5950, Sept 4 at 0130, again like last night, no signal from WRMI during what had been alternative programming. Claudio Galaz had reported it after 0200, but I thought his times must have been an hour off. Still on the WRMI schedule only until 0200 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5085, Sept 3 at 0552, WTWW-2 BS service is still off, but 5830 WTWW-1 is on. 12105, Sept 3 at 1941, BS is again shifted to WTWW-3 and 9930 WTWW-2 is still off; 9475 WTWW-1 remains on. 12105, Sept 4 at 0127, someone is spelling W-A-L-T-E-R-B-O-R-O, as the signal is beginning to fade down, lose out to CODAR. 5085 is off; 9475 is on with SFAW and JBA crosstalk from Brother Scare but a slight echo apart from 12105 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 9265, Sept 3 at 1941 check, WINB is still on here but JBA as usual on its far too low frequency for summer daytime and not on 13570; contrary to 13570 appearing again on their program schedule and misleading Ivo into thinking they were back on it at 13-16 UT weekends instead of 13-16 EDT as was once the case. Checking HFCC A-14 we see no listings for WINB, but instead for KIMF, the imaginary station in Oregon, or is it Nevada (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 3185 // 5050, Sept 4 at 0144, both WWRBs are on with Brother Scare (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 5810, Sept 4 at 0132, WEWN is off; barely audible on 11870, and not on 11520 either (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** U S A. 7555, Sept 4 at 7555, KJES is off, as often the case during the 0100-0230 transmission (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) UNIDENTIFIED. 13555-USB, Following last night`s unID voice transmission at 0143 UT Sept 3, saying he would be back at same time tomorrow, so am I, tuning in at 0126 UT Sept 4, and waiting for something to show up. Finally at 0150, American-accent voice says ``[Something] Radio, this is alfa one alfa, over, over``, and nothing more until 0200. A1A of course also means CW mode, so searching that on UDXF yg or HFUnderground is pointless. No significant hits other than hifer beacons on the frequency, but possibly this 7.6-year-old log in UDXF is related? This speech was not scrambled. ``13555.0Khz dig unIDed TADIRAN scrambled speech S7 here 23:02:18UTC (2007-02-18) (Vambo in Colorado, USA on ZIRC#wunclub)`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

Allan Stern Escuchas

2872 USB 0236z: Shanwick Radio working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 3476 USB 0306z: Shanwick Radio working airliners. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 4651 USB 0551z: Shanwick Radio working airliners. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5505 USB 0106z: Shanwick Volmet reciting weather reports. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5520 USB 0046z: New York Oceanic working airliners. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5520 USB 0548z: New York Oceanic working airliners. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5547 USB 0606z: San Francisco Radio working airliners. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5583 USB 0238z: Shanwick Radio working Lufthansa flight at FL350; told to contact Shannon at 132.98 MHz. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5583 USB 0239z: Shanwick Radio working United flight at FL350; told to contact Shanwick Radio on 3476 kHz. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern,

Florida). 5616 USB 0049z: Gander Radio working "Air France 499" (Airbus A340). (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5616 USB 0525z: Gander Radio working airliners. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 5616 USB 0209z: Gander Radio working airliner; handed off to Shanwick freqs 5649 primary, 3476 secondary. (01/Sep/2014) 6535 USB 0216z: Canarias Radio working airliner. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6535 USB 0208z: MWARA AF-1/SAT-1 station working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6577 USB 0200z: New York Oceanic working "JetBlue 1103" for Selcal check. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6577 USB 0205z: New York Radio working "Cactus 706" for Selcal check on BQCF. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6577 USB 0207z: New York Radio working "Delta 495" for Selcal check. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6577 USB 0233z: New York Radio working "American 973" for Selcal check. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6577 USB 0234z: New York Radio working "Delta 2612" for clearance to climb to FL370. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6604 USB 0543z: New York Volmet reciting aviation weather for Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington-Dulles, New York-Kennedy, Newark airports.

(31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6586 USB 0505z: New York Oceanic working "JetBlue 1561," reporting back on route over Cuba. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6586 USB 0506z: New York Oceanic working "Air Europa 024" for Selcal check. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6586 USB 0507z: New York Oceanic working "Iberia 6042" for position report, permission to deviate from route. (31/Aug/2014) 6604 USB 0221z: Gander Volmet reciting weather for Ottawa, Gander, Montreal IAP, Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Churchill. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6622 USB 0048z: Gander Radio working airliners. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6622 USB 0056z: Gander Radio advising airliner to contact Shanwick on 4561 Primary, 3476 Backup. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6622 USB 0057z: Gander Radio working "United 918" (B-777). (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6628 USB 0100z: Santa Maria Radio working airliners. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6628 USB 0046z: Santa Maria Radio working airliners. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6628 USB 0239z: Santa Maria Radio working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida).

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6640 USB 0215z: New York LDOC working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 6754 USB 0320z: Canforce Volmet reciting weather. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8828 USB 0908z: Honolulu Volmet reciting weather reports for San Francisco, etc; being simulcasted on 132.82. (01/Sep/2014) 8843 USB 0604z: San Francisco Radio working airliners. (31/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8861 USB 0248z: MWARA South Atlantic Area Station working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8891 USB 0314z: Gander Radio working airliners. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8903 USB 0258z: Unk MWARA Station working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8906 USB 0206z: New York Oceanic working "Condor 234" for Selcal; handed off to frequency 5598. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8918 USB 0102z: New York Oceanic tells airliner to switch to 11342 kHz. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8918 USB 0103z: New York Oceanic working "JetBlue 1818"; switches to freq 6577. (30/Aug/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8918 USB 0244z: New York Radio working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8933 USB 0022z: New York LDOC working "JetBlue 176" for Selcal check on ABMQ. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8933 USB 0213z: New York LDOC working airliners. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8983 USB 1909z: US Coast Guard "CAMSLANT-Chesapeake" (VA) working "Coast Guard 1701" (HC-130H, CGAS Sacramento, Calif). (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 8957 USB 0032z: Shannon Volmet. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 10051 USB 0320z: Gander Volmet reciting weather for Toronto, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary. (01/Sep/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 11232 USB 1319z: Trenton Military working "Tiger 30" (CC-130E, Trenton CFB, 8th Wing); told to RTB. (02/Sept/2014) (Al Stern, Florida). 13993 USB 0600z: USAF MARS Transcon Net: AFA5PL (NCS) with rollcall for AFA5ML, AFA6ME, AFA6TZ, AFA6EB, AFA3LK, AFA4DT, AFA6BZ, AFA8BG, AFA4EV. AL STERN Satellite Beach FL - AllanStern@aol.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MilRadioComms http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CivilAirlineComms http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HFmonitors http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FloridaMilcom http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FloridaComms http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FloridaPlaneSpotting http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SpaceCoastComms http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScanMarine

Claudio Galaz Escuchas

** ARGENTINA 15476 R.N. SAN GABRIEL 1/9 2014 UT. Música hasta las 2020 aprox. Después habla una voz femenina. SINPO: 25222. La señal no es muy clara. Sólo es identificable en modo USB. ** BELARUS 11730 R. BELARUS 3/9 2229 UT. Hombre habla en idioma ruso y música con audio bajo. SINPO: 35443 ** BOLIVIA 6025 RED PATRIA NUEVA 30/8 0201 UT. Avisos del gobierno boliviano, id de “Red Patria Nueva”, avisos de avances en obras públicas y planes sociales hasta las 0204, aprox. Después música en español i.e: Los Prisioneros- Estrechez de corazón, et al. Señal con QRM de CRI desde 6020, vía Cerrik en chino y R.MARTÍ en 6030. ** BRAZIL [and non] 6135 R.APARECIDA 31/8 0111 UT. Rezo del Rosario en portugués y avisos de la emisora. SINPO: 43533 con QRM de R.Santa Cruz con SINPO: 53433 que se cruza cada 2 minutos superponiéndose una a otra. Al parecer, en esta banda hay buena propagación desde Bolivia, al contrario de otros días en que Aparecida se superpone por sobre 7 minutos a R. Santa Cruz. 11735 RTM 31/8 1920 UT. Hombre habla sobre las primeras experiencias de radiodifusión en el país y de los Radioham. Así como de los fabricantes brasileños de receptores. Desde las 1928 en adelante comienza “Amigos do rádio”, hasta las 1933. Y luego avisos de una Iglesia Bautista y el Ministerio público federal. SINPO: 44444. 11735 RTM 1/9 1955 UT. Noticias acerca de conferencias de Iglesias, a realizarse prontamente en algunos lugares del Amazonas e informaciones internacionales sobre la situación de cristianos en Iraq y Nigeria. SINPO: 55544. Salida del aire a las 20. ** CHILE 6925 AM, 2/9 2143 UT. Música. Sólo es perceptible una portadora cuando se elige el modo USB. Y a ratos hay picks de señal que permiten oír alguna modulación. Al parecer, mi QTH está en una zona de salto. Sin embargo, Sergio Carrazana desde Quilpué-Chile, la escuchó con un SIO: 444, RX: Sangean ATS-909 y Antena telescópica. 7550 RCW 30/8 0215 UT. Programa “Frecuencia al día”, con audio algo sobremodulado y bajo. SINPO: 25522, con señal variable y sin mucha fuerza. ** CHINA 7210 CRI 2/9 2231 UT. Vía Cerrik, Albania para el Sur de Europa. Presentación de un programa de música y cultura china (pintura, poesía, caligrafia y otras temáticas) -en idioma español- llamado: Puro Chino hasta las 2240 cuando comienza “Onda China”. Señal con SINPO: 35433 // 7250 Vía Urumqi para el Sur de Europa con SINPO: 55444 // 7335 Vía Shijiazhuang 723 para el sur europeo con SINPO: 33443 con QRM de CNR-2 // 9490 Vía Beijing para América del Sur con SINPO: 45344 // 9640 Vía Kashi-Saibagh 2022 para el Sur de Europa con SINPO: 44544 con leve QRM de KBS en la misma frecuencia o VOV-1 en 9635 aprox. 9430 CRI 3/9 2133 UT. Informaciones económicas, en idioma francés, sobre China y sus previsiones para el resto del año. SINPO: 55444 // 11660 SINPO: 45343 9765 CRI 31/8 1941 UT. Vía Beijing para el Sur de África. Clases de chino -en idioma portugués- acerca de cuánto cuestan determinados productos en una tienda. SINPO: 45344 9860 CRI 30/8 2250 UT. Avisos, en esperanto, acerca de las universidades chinas y la enseñanza de este idioma. Luego a las 2352 hay avisos

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del servicio en esperanto, como la lectura de la página web y e-mail de contacto. Así como de las frecuencias y horarios. SINPO: 55444 // 7315 con SINPO: 53453 con QRM de CNR-2 en la misma frecuencia. 9860 CRI 1/9 2227 UT. Locutor lee un poema en esperanto con temática sobre el humor, el humor y las figuras literarias utilizadas, tal como los crisantemos. Posteriormente habla de unos poetas esperantistas de Eslovenia y otro de Indonesia. SINPO: 55454 // 7315 con SINPO: 54454 con leve QRM de CNR-2 en la misma frecuencia. 11750 CRI 2/9 1928 UT. Vía Jinhua, para el sur europeo. Hombre y mujer hablan del servicio en portugués de la emisora como identificación, tipo de programas y otras descripciones. SINPO: 35433 // 9765 Vía Beijing, para el sur africano con SINPO: 45333 // 9620 Vía Kashi-Saibagh 2022, para el sur de Europa con SINPO: 35333 // 9535 Vía Baoji-Xinjie 722 para el Este de África con SINPO: 25222 // 7405 y 5985 sin propagación debido al horario. 13600 CRI 31/8 0123 UT. Mujer habla en ruso alternadamente con un varón acerca de China (Kitaya, en ruso). SINPO: 55444 ** CUBA 15370 RHC 31/8 2229 UT. Comienzo del gong e ID: “Radio Havano Kubo” con lectura de las frecuencias y horarios de emisión del servicio en esperanto. A las 2233 hay saludos de la emisión del domingo 31 de Agosto, a cargo de Maritza Gutiérrez. A las 2235 se lee una reseña acerca de la poesía afro-cubana, del poeta cubano Nicolás Guillen y un poema suyo leído en esperanto sobre los afrocubanos hasta las 2240. Después hay comentarios sobre la necesidad de traducción de literatura cubana al esperanto, y avisos de la “Kuba Esperanto Asocio”, junto a la página web: Ameriko.org. Posteriormente se emite una canción hablando de “Esperante”, con temática de la esperanza sobre el esperanto hasta las 2247. De esta hora, se sucede una entrevista acontecida en una actividad de la sociedad esperantista local hasta las 2252. Luego, se pasa a una canción de temática romántica, del artista Jomo hasta las 2254, cuando se pasa a leer correspondencia dirigida a este servicio (Sao Pablo y París, Francia), junto a alusiones al servicio de esperanto de CRI. A las 2357 se nombra al responsable del servicio y del nombre de la locutora, a quien se le oye decir: Ghis revido!. SINPO a las 2229 es 45343, a las 2245 SINPO: 45444 y desde las 2251 SINPO: 45454 hasta su fin, a las 2257. ** IRAN 11680 IRIB 2/9 1914 UT. Música en idioma árabe y una mujer habla en hausa hasta las 1919, en donde una voz de locutor habla por 1 minuto hasta su salida del aire a las 1920. SINPO: 45343 ** JAPAN 17540 NHK 3/9 2150 UT. Noticias, en portugués, sobre biotecnología producida en Japón. SINPO: 55444 ** NIGERIA [NON] 11955 AWR 20/8 0505 UT. Vía Moosbrunn, Austria. Cantos corales y de tipo responsorial litúrgico en idioma hausa, con voces femeninas hasta las 0512; ya que, desde esta hora hay identificación de AWR, lectura de la frecuencia, horarios, página web y email: haulg[at]awr.org. A las 0513 hay cantos que repiten la palabra: Sabbath, debido a recordar el guardar el sábado dentro de la doctrina adventista. Desde las 0515 hay música y reflexiones. SINPO: 45444 ** SPAIN 17715 REE 20/8 2205 UT. Programa “Tablero deportivo” con la transmisión del partido de futbol de Sevilla versus Espanyol. SINPO: 55454 // 17580 SINPO: 55444. ** USA 5950 WRMI 30/8 0145 UT. Programa “Blues Radio International” con música soul, blues y otros estilos similares. SINPO: 44544 con leve QRM de R. PIO XII de Bolivia. 5950 WRMI 31/8 0145 UT. Programa B de Family Radio con el espacio “La biblia habla” y luego cantos corales. SINPO: 43543 con QRM de pitido R. PIO XII de Bolivia. A las 02 UT hay avisos de la emisora y comienzo del programa “World Of Radio”, a cargo de Glenn Hauser variando el SINPO: 44444. 7730 WRMI-FAMILY RADIO 2/9 2314 UT. Programa de Family Radio con lecturas bíblicas. SINPO: 35433. No hay confirmación por parte del sitio oficial de WRMI acerca de esta transmisión en idioma español. 7730 WRMI-FAMILY RADIO 3/9 2316 UT. Lectura en español de los salmos 97 y 98, según la versión Reina Valera 1960. SINPO: 45444 8992 USB. US AIR FORCE MESSAGES 30/8 0605 UT. Lectura de números y letras. Las letras son leídas como: Uniform, Lima, Alpha, et al. SINPO: 45454 ** VATICAN 11625 R.VATICAN 30/8 0536 UT. Noticias en idioma portugués, acerca de Angola, Mozambique y otros países africanos, identificado como: “África global”. Después de las 0540 hay un relato histórico sobre África y la II Guerra Mundial, y acerca del racismo contra los afroamericanos en los Estados Unidos. SINPO: 45444 Desde hoy (Septiembre 3, 2014), WRMI estará transmitiendo un programa en Francés entre 2300-2315 UTC, al igual que todos los Miércoles y Jueves de cada semana en 11580 kHz para América del Norte. Los informes de recepción puede ser enviados a: info@wrmi.net o directamente a los productores: contact@echoofeurope.eu . Radio Echo of Europe, 09 rue de Sébastopol BP 21531, 31015 Toulouse Cedex 6, France Claudio Galaz - RX: Tecsun PL-660 - ANT: Hilo de 30 metros - QTH: Ovalle, IV Región, Chile.

Hironori Takeuchi Escuchas

QSL: Radio Internacional de China, 01-ago-2014, 1400 UTC, 7395 kHz, programa en japonés. Tarjeta QSL con datos parciales "Karola glaciar", que he recibido en 22 días, junto con una carta y una hoja de corte de papel, para un informe de recepción por correo electrónico. QSL: Voz de Vietnam, 01-ago-2014, 2200 UTC, 12020 kHz, programa en japonés. Tarjeta QSL con datos completos "Dao Đỏ", que he recibido en 22 días para un informe de recepción por correo electrónico.

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QSL: FEBC Filipinas, 23-ago-2014, 1402 UTC, 9345 kHz, programa en mandarín. E-QSL con datos completos "Vista aérea del campo de antenas, Bocaue, Bulacan, Filipinas", firmado por Norita P. Estabillo, que he recibido en 3 días para un informe de recepción por correo electrónico. QSL: Reach Beyond Australia (HCJB Japón), 08-ago-2014, 2225 UTC, 15525 kHz, programa en japonés. Tarjeta QSL con datos completos "AGOSTO 2014 - La reunión de los oyentes de HCJB en Nasu" recibido en 10 días, junto con PROGRAM NOTE y letras, para un informe de recepción con dos sellos de 82 yenes a HCJB Japón en Tokio.

Daniel wyllyans Escuchas

BRASIL 415 NDB Aeroporto de Anapolis Goias NDB, de ( Non directional beacon) equipamento de auxílio à navegação aérea, é uma estação transmissora especializada, instalada numa posição geográfica fixa e precisamente, uma emissora de amplitude modulada que emite um sinal e codigos sonoro conhecido. http://youtu.be/v6yT5k0kTpM]o 3.365 Radio Cultura de Araraquara - 01:20 Utc Araraquara,Sao Paulo,brasil mx,mx pop rock sinpo 45444 http://youtu.be/j2NX53j2m0o 4.805 Radio Difusora do Amazonas ,Manaus,Amazonas,brazil OM,nxs 09:04 utc sinpo 55444 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSWHloQ-Pz8 4.975 Radio IGUATEMI captada por volta das 23:00 utc MX SP Decada de 40 sinpo medio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuJ7NbgarsA&list=UUnEatwEHssHMo9VaS7YupkA 103.3 Band Fm Dx-Fm de Goiania-Go as 10:35 Utc sinpo 55555 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2RhGn8SDvg&list=UUnEatwEHssHMo9VaS7YupkA BOLIVIA 3.310 Radio Mosoj Chaski por volta das 01:10 utc 55444 http://youtu.be/n-z2QmYOlwI 4.700 Radio San Miguel 00:52 utc MX ,San Miguel ,Riberalta sinpo 45333 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cR-1duYqZQI&feature=youtu.be ESTADOS UNIDOS 2.500 WWV - BIPS /OM/Indentifications 08:50 utc sinpo 35222 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9JxQKIxMD0&feature=youtu.be MEXICO 6.185 Radio Educacion de Mexico em 21/08 Na minha opiniao um dos Dx mais dificieis no brasil .6180 RNA OM,Fala, e 6.185 khz Radio Educacion Tocam Musica as 01:44 utc fone de ouvido 35232 you tube 25222 - nos outros horarios A varias transmissoes perto ..e a tambem HA um ruido natural de frequencia. http://youtu.be/oSpuNKKL884 PERU 4.747 Radio Huanta 2000 por volta das 00:30 utc 45333 ID DE Comerciales. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAIdl8Beek0&feature=youtu.be 4.775 Radio Tarma Radio peruana por volta das 00:17 utc 35333 e 35222 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-uwUcQ8D-0&feature=youtu.be 4.790 Radio Vision LV de Salvacion As 01:44 utc ,sinpo 35222 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBTFlKJPuBw&feature=youtu.be REPUBLICA TCHECA 9.955 Radio Praga - spanish - Via WRMI . sinpo 55455 Mxs/OM http://youtu.be/UBKxWxQVvBM Tecsun PL 660 - Antena Long wire 10 meters - http://dxbrazilsw.blogspot.com - Dexista PT 9008 Swl Daniel Wyllyans Nova Xavantina MT

Robert Wilkner Escuchas

Fraternal Greetings from South Florida 2325 Australia VL8T Tennant Creek NT 1025 yl in English, 1028 music then return to talk between om and yl , 1035 back to om announcer on 26 August // 2485 Australia, VL8K Katherine NT (XM and Wilkner) 2598u Canada, St. John's Newfoundland 0007 to 0015 om with weather broadcast 30 August (Wilkner) 3310 Bolivia, Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cochabamba 0955 to 1015 music and talk with good signal during band scan 27 August (Wilkner) 4055 Guatemala, Radio Verdad 1100 to 1110 in English with "This Hour of the Bible” 26 August (Wilkner & MR) 4319u Diego, Garcia. AFN 2346 to 2355 with music per Mark Coady tip 24 August, 0005 popular music just before ute began at 0006 29 Augus 4409.8 Bolivia, Radio Eco, Reyes 0105 to 0112 locutor en español under thunderstorm crackle 23 August, silent same time 24 August, 0025 noted in Spanish fair signal 28 August (XM & Wilkner) 4716.65 Bolivia, Radio Yatun Ayllu Yura, Yura 2330 to 2344 good signal with music 24 August (Wilkner & XM) 4805 Brasil, Radio Difusora do Amazonas, Manaus 0105 to 0115 ... returned after 4 or five days silent on 23 August, 2335 - 2340 on 24 August, 0925 to 0930 in Portuguese 27 August (Wilkner & XM) 4810 Perú, Radio Logos, Chazuta, Tarapoto 0940 to 1000 vocalist with Andean music good signal 23 August

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4990 Unid. possibly … Suriname, Radio Apintie, Paramaribo 0930 to 0955 on 23 August, same 0930 to 0945 with some audio on 26 August 6105.48 Bolivia, Radio Panamericana, La Paz 1055 to 1110 weak signal noted 27 and 28 August; 1120, surprised to hear it this late .... still audible with Andean music 30 August(Wilkner & XM) 6173.9 Perú, Radio Tawantinsuyo, Cusco 1030 to 1047 in Spanish .... narrow filter lsb needed and then only fair signal 29 August (Wilkner) 8989u Nicaragua "El Pescador Preacher" 2345 to 0000 agitated preacher with good signal in Spanish 24 August (Wilkner) MR - Vero Beach - South Florida NRD 515 - Drake R8B - Timewave ANC-4 - Quantum Phaser XM - Cedar Key - South Florida NRD 525D - R8A - E5 Robert Wilkner - Pompano Beach, South Florida 746Pro - Drake R8 - NRD 525 -Sony 2010XA - various wire antennas

Gilvan Souza Costa Escuchas

700 02-08-14/ am r.estadao sp.tx intervalo.simpo44444/23:20 br.rx motoglobe atena longviw 1062 30/08/14/R.Deus e Amor.tx comercial apos pregaçao.simpo.44444/2:09utc 1100 02-08-14- R.recorde sp.tx mx ingles.simpo44444.am h.utc 2:00utc 1278 30-8-14 tx piada sobre lingua.simpo44444/15/om. 1278 02-08/14/super r.tupi tx noticias intervalo .propaganda polit .rj as0046utc BR simpo44444 rx motoglobe py4110Swl. g3036 radio tupi tx mx local3:00.simpo444444-rx tecsun 6090 31/08/2014 r.band am oc sp tx mx ingles simpo44445-4:23utc. 6080 1/09/14 tx mara lima .radio marumby.simpo43444/2:00utc.sinal forte aracuai 9620 01-08-14-tx noticias local R.exeterio de espanha. Simpo44444-0041utc.rx tecsun

Harold Sellers Escuchas

6030 CANADA CFVP, Calgary at 2302 with comedian, at 2329 IDs as “The all new 10-60 Funny A-M.” and “10-60 AM Comedy Tour” - Poor Aug 30 Sellers-BC 9740 SINGAPORE BBC at 1103 with World News and ID - Fair Aug 29 Sellers-BC 9765 ROMANIA Radio Romania Int’l at 2239 with “Mailbag” program - Fair, //9790 Poor, 11940 Fair Aug 30 Sellers-BC 9795 PHILIPPINES FEBC Radio at 1058 with ID/IS loop, repeating “This is F-E-B-C Radio broadcasting from Manila, Philippines.”, 1101:10 sign- on in Vietnamese - Poor Aug 29 Sellers-BC 9925 GERMANY (EAST) The Mighty KBC at 0000 signing on with theme song and “We are the Mighty K-B-C.”, more IDs and promos, into pop music - Fair Aug 31 Sellers-BC 15345.3 ARGENTINA Radio Nacional at 2252 in Spanish, interview, time pips to top-of-the-hour, then news - Fair improving to Good Aug 30 Sellers- 15515 AUSTRALIA Radio Australia at 2145 with time check and “ABC News” - Fair Aug 30 Sellers-BC 15590 BOTSWANA VOA at 2138 with “VOA Music”, playing American pop tunes - Excellent Aug 30 Sellers-BC Harold Sellers, Vernon, British Columbia, listening in my car, parked by the lake, with the Eton E1 and Sony AN1 active antenna. Editor of World English Survey and Target Listening, available at www.odxa.on.ca

Wendel Craighead Escuchas

From: Wendel Craighead, Prairie Village, Kansas, USA - wendelcd@yahoo.com - Subject: IRDR via Shepparton QSL QSL TRIAL OF INTERNATIONAL RADIO FOR DISASTER RELIEF via SHEPPARTON 21,890. Full-data, including site, color map card with the Jakarta Media Summit site and shortwave transmitter sites indicated, in 2 months. Report was sent to info@hfcc.org. Card has colorful Czech stamps. (Craighead-Kansas, USA)

Francesco Cecconi Escuchas

AUDIOCLIP RADIO APARECIDA 9630 KHz 29/8 05.15 9630 Radio Aparecida, programma musicale notturno, // 9820 KHz, good signal. The audioclip is available here: AUDIOCLIP RADIO APARECIDA 9630 KHz su radioascolto image AUDIOCLIP RADIO APARECIDA 9630 KHz su r... Il culto della Nostra Signora di Aparecida è diffuso in Brasile fin dal 1717 quando avvenne il miracoloso ritrovamento di una statua della Madonna da Visualizar em blog.libero.it Visualização pelo Yahoo 73's de Francesco QTH: CENTRAL ITALY RX: ICOM R71 ANT: 100 mt LW AUDIOCLIP 34th YEARS OF FRSH 7700 KHz 31/8 20.45 7700 FRSH, special tx for 34 years of broadcast, id in 4 languages, music. The audioclip is available here: AUDIOCLIP FREE RADIO SERVICE HOLLAND SPECIAL TX OF 34th BIRTHDAY su radioascolto image AUDIOCLIP FREE RADIO SERVICE HOLLAND SPECI... Il Free Radio Service Holland (FRSH) costituisce una delle realtà più longeve e continue nel panorame delle radio pirata che imperversan Visualizar em blog.libero.it Visualização pelo Yahoo QTH: CENTRAL ITALY RX: ICOM R71 ANT: 100mt LW

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Ulysses Galletti Escuchas

4.716 00:18 31/08/2014 BOL, Rádio Yura, Yura, SS, Mx local, 25242 – UG 4.840 00:29 31/08/2014 USA, Rádio WWCR Nashville, Nashville, EE, Om Talk, 35343-UG 4.450 09:28 31/08/2014 KRE, Rádio Voice Of The People, Kyonggi-do, Korean, Om Talk, 35343- UG 4.557 09:32 31/08/2014 KRE, Rádio Pyongyang BS, Kanggye,Korean, Om Talk, 35343 – UG Colaborador: Ulysses Galletti - Radioescuta: SWL B2-70065 - Radioamador: PY2 UAJ Identificação de associado: DXCB-204 - Cidade: Itatiba - S.P. Equipamentos utilizados para a escuta: Receptor: Rohde & Schwarz Acoplador de Antena: Coupler AT-1000

Siddhartha Bhattacharjee Escuchas

Radio Ashna-dari language service broadcast now available on -1500-1630U-15090, 9790, 7495z SIO-444. AIR National channel-available on 9425z & Urdu service on -6045z SIO-444. Deewa Radio/ VOA- pashto service is now available on 9355z. SIO-444 AIR English transmission to Europe & UK is now available on 7550, 11670. SIO-444. now music by Pinaj Masani.

Fran Jr Escuchas

Amigos, fiz um levantamento em video das emissoras de FM que no momento estão transmitindo com Radio Data System: 89 FM A Radio Rock - 89.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/M4uxxagRmZY Nova Brasil FM - 89.7 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/OoZuiqNy5uQ CBN FM - 90.5 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/RAJfvDiEI0A Disney FM - 91.3 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/ckTn3ZLqQUA Feliz FM - 92.5 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/InJPOJacyEs Estadão FM - 92.9 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/hvDSc7NKygU USP FM - 93.7 Mhz - São Paulo SP – RDS http://youtu.be/fLxPgPndADU Bradesco Esportes FM - 94.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/bP0TBN0NwjI Antena 1 FM - 94.7 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/sutnGR2LdCI Nativa FM - 95.3 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/392Dniduriw Mundial FM - 95.7 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/LcHkZNviG-M Band FM - 96.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/8yOxlqYVmEI Vida FM - 96.5 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/sL2EIICmbqA Band News FM - 96.9 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/H8CTPtTAm1s Energia 97 FM - 97.7 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/OxxDwOBSymw Iguatemi Prime FM - 98.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/t3bPHsy4Op4 Metropolitana FM - 98.5 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/lB92tOpgnFo Transamérica FM - 100.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/-kbEeArchNA Jovem Pan FM - 100.9 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/Sw-2yGbsMuQ Kiss FM - 102.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/rwoslVW5Zis Cultura FM - 103.3 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/edSN35mSs_s Top FM - 104.1 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/mICxTZxgTPY Dumont FM - 104.3 Mhz - Jundiaí SP - RDS http://youtu.be/TyLvMGBZmdQ Transcontinental FM - 104.7 Mhz - Mogi das Cruzes SP - RDS http://youtu.be/YJk0gooemks Nossa Radio FM - 106.9 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/VKQ-Enfpw9Y Eldorado FM - 107.3 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/pLLPdCswUjQ Tropical FM - 107.9 Mhz - São Paulo SP - RDS http://youtu.be/oWnb0eh00ZU

Manuel Méndez Escuchas

BRAZIL 4885 Radio Clube do Pará, Belém, 0445-0510, 30-08, Portuguese, comments. 24322. (Méndez) 4915 Radiodifusora Macapá, Macapá, 0602-0612, 30-08, Brazilian songs.24222. (Méndez) COLOMBIA 5910 Alcaraván Radio, Puerto LLeras, 0541-0555, 30-08, Latin American songs. 24322. (Méndez) CUBA 4765 Radio Progreso, La Habana, 0330-0341, 31-08, Cuban songs. 24321. (Méndez) GUATEMALA

4055 Radio Verdad, Chiqimula, 04503-0520, 30-08, male, religious comments, English. Very weak, best on LSB. 14321. (MEXICO 6185 Radio Educación, México D. F., 0453-0500*, 30 Manuel Méndez - Lugo, Spain - Logs in Reinante, Lugo

3320 08/29 0235 AFS R.Sonder Grense,Meyerton,in Afrikaans lang.;News,converstion,musical prgr.,35433.3320 09/03 0201 AFS R.Sonder Grense,Meyerton,in Afrikaans lang.;fv.presents a musical program;good signal and night,45443. 5960 09/02 0249 KWT R.Kuwait,in Arabic lang.;Holy Qur´an,45433.6015 08/29 0326 TZA Zanzibar Broad.Co.,Dole,in Swahili;mv.:talks,35433.6020 09/02 0241 CHN CRI,Cerrik-ALB,in Mandarin;fv./mv.:talks,35432.6110 08/28 0256 ETH R.Fana,Addis Ababa,in Amharic lang;IS,start prgr.at 0258utc;mv.:talks,ID,poor or barely audible /25431. 6165 09/02 0231 CUB RHC,Habana,in English;cuban musics;News at 0230utc,35432.7230 09/02 0132 CHN PBS Xinjiang,Urumqi,in Mongolian lang.;mv.:talks w/music background;interference by CW transmission,24432.9520 03/09 0230 ROU RRI,Galbeni,in Spanish;ID.,prgr."From Romania to the World",55544.9525 08/30 1851 INS VoIndonesia,Jakarta,in Germany;fv.:talks;strong carrier but barely audible or unlistenable modulation,45432/9525 08/30 2007 CHN CRI,Beijing,in Russian;fv.presents a Newsletter,ID.,55444.9955 08/28 0308 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in Italian lang.;DX prgr."Studio DX"; reading many logs,45443.9955 08/28 0330 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in English;Glenn Hauser presents9955 09/02 0144 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in Spanish;prgr."Frecuencia al Día",the weekly magazine about communications,ID.,45443.9955 09/02 0200 CZE R.Prague,Okeechobee,in Spanish;ID.,Newsletter by F9955 09/03 0215 CZE R.Prague,rly.WRMI,in Spanish;ID.,prgr."Cita con los 10000 08/28 0152 B Nat.Observatory,Rio de Janeiro,TS Station in Portuguese;fv.announce right hour each 10 seconds;.45433.11710 08/28 0125 ARG RAE,B.Aires,in Japanese lang.;music Por un Amor...;ID.in spanish:Conexión en Japonés;good s propagation,45443. Note:This transmission is better than in Portuguese at 000011710 08/29 0318 ARG RAE,B.Aires,in French;ID.,Blues song,45433.11730 08/29 0253 CHN CRI,Kunming,in Nepalese lang.;fv./mv.:conversation,45433.11730 08/30 1856 BLR R.Belarus,Minsk,in Germany;strong carrier and traces modulation,45441.11730 08/30 2000 BLR R.Belarus,Minsk,in Spanish;ID.,Newsletter;signal and modulation disturbed,35432.11780 08/28 0138 B R.Nac.da Amazonia,Brasilia-DF,in Portuguese;Braz propagation,55444. Paralel log on 6180kHz,45433.11870 08/29 0200 USA EWTN,Vandiver-AL,in Spanish;News,ID.,Addrs.,33443.11955 08/30 1938 D R.D.Welle,Kigali-RRW,in Portuguese; Africa News,ID.,Radionovel,55544.11995 08/29 0220 TWN R.Taiwan Intl.,Issoudun-F,in Spanish;ID.,Addrs.,prgr."La Hora del Cafe",55544.12005 08/28 0222 VTN VoVietnam,Son Tay,in Vietnamese,fv.:talks;vietnam12035 08/28 0227 USA Deewa R.,rly.Kuwait,in Pasto lang.;fv./mv.:talks;ID.:VOA Deewa R.,35432.12080 08/28 0232 IRN VoIRI,Kamalabad,in Arabic;fv.:talks;very good transmission,55544.12105 08/30 1643 CLA R.Dialogue,Talata-Volonodri12105 09/02 USA WTWW,Lebanon,in Russian;mv.preaching;good signal and poor modulation,45432.13765 08/30 1905 CVA Vatican R.,SM di Galeria,in Spanish;ID.15245 08/30 1840 CLA R.Medrek,Issoudun-F,in Arabic;mv.:talks;fv.w/ interview,35443.15690 08/30 1737 TWN R.Taiwan Intl.,Issoudun-F,in English;fv./mv.:conversation,ID.,35443.15510 08/30 1817 S IBRA R.,Woofferton-G,in Fur lang.;ID.,Addrs.,35443. At 1830utc,prgr.in Arabic.15570 08/30 1805 CVA Vatican R.,SM di Galeria,in Portuguese;Messages of Jesus in Matheus Gospel,ID.,55444.15770 03/09 0238 CAN Bible Voice Broad.,Okeechobee17540 08/30 1722 CLA R.Impala,Talata-Volonodri,in Kinyarwanda lang.;many persons ta17550 08/30 1710 KWT R.Kuwait,in Arabic;fv.:talks,f/out at 1717utc,no return,55444.17560 08/30 1728 ARS BSKSA,Riyad,in Arabic;Holy Qur´an,35433.17730 08/28 0203 CHN China Nat.R.,in Mandarin;fv./mv.:continuous talks w/musical bac Note: R.Free Asia in Tibetan,this time,nothing.17780 08/28 0215 USA VOA,Tinang-PHL,in Burmese;fv./mv.:conversation;poor transmission,25432.JRX_Jose Ronaldo Xavier (Cabedelo-Paraiba-Brazil).

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08, male, religious comments, English. Very weak, best on LSB. 14321. (

0500*, 30-08, Spanish, comments. 14321. (Méndez)

Logs in Reinante, Lugo - Tecsun PL-880, wire antenna, 8 meters

Jose Ronaldo Xavier Escuchas

nder Grense,Meyerton,in Afrikaans lang.;News,converstion,musical prgr.,35433.09/03 0201 AFS R.Sonder Grense,Meyerton,in Afrikaans lang.;fv.presents a musical program;good signal and

09/02 0249 KWT R.Kuwait,in Arabic lang.;Holy Qur´an,45433. 08/29 0326 TZA Zanzibar Broad.Co.,Dole,in Swahili;mv.:talks,35433.

andarin;fv./mv.:talks,35432. 08/28 0256 ETH R.Fana,Addis Ababa,in Amharic lang;IS,start prgr.at 0258utc;mv.:talks,ID,poor or barely audible

09/02 0231 CUB RHC,Habana,in English;cuban musics;News at 0230utc,35432. 09/02 0132 CHN PBS Xinjiang,Urumqi,in Mongolian lang.;mv.:talks w/music background;interference by CW transmission,24432.03/09 0230 ROU RRI,Galbeni,in Spanish;ID.,prgr."From Romania to the World",55544. 08/30 1851 INS VoIndonesia,Jakarta,in Germany;fv.:talks;strong carrier but barely audible or unlistenable modulation,45432/08/30 2007 CHN CRI,Beijing,in Russian;fv.presents a Newsletter,ID.,55444. 08/28 0308 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in Italian lang.;DX prgr."Studio DX"; reading many logs,45443.08/28 0330 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in English;Glenn Hauser presents a excellent DX prgr."World of Radio";many,many logs,45443.09/02 0144 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in Spanish;prgr."Frecuencia al Día",the weekly magazine about communications,ID.,45443.09/02 0200 CZE R.Prague,Okeechobee,in Spanish;ID.,Newsletter by Fred Valverde,45443. 09/03 0215 CZE R.Prague,rly.WRMI,in Spanish;ID.,prgr."Cita con los Oyentes",ID.,45433. 08/28 0152 B Nat.Observatory,Rio de Janeiro,TS Station in Portuguese;fv.announce right hour each 10 seconds;.45433.08/28 0125 ARG RAE,B.Aires,in Japanese lang.;music Por un Amor...;ID.in spanish:Conexión en Japonés;good s

Note:This transmission is better than in Portuguese at 0000-0100utc. 08/29 0318 ARG RAE,B.Aires,in French;ID.,Blues song,45433. 08/29 0253 CHN CRI,Kunming,in Nepalese lang.;fv./mv.:conversation,45433.

8/30 1856 BLR R.Belarus,Minsk,in Germany;strong carrier and traces modulation,45441. 08/30 2000 BLR R.Belarus,Minsk,in Spanish;ID.,Newsletter;signal and modulation disturbed,35432.

DF,in Portuguese;Brazil Cup,football game transmission :Botafogo 0x2 Ceara;good signal andParalel log on 6180kHz,45433.

AL,in Spanish;News,ID.,Addrs.,33443. Collision this time w/CRI in Pashto lang.,on 11870kHz.RRW,in Portuguese; Africa News,ID.,Radionovel,55544.

F,in Spanish;ID.,Addrs.,prgr."La Hora del Cafe",55544.08/28 0222 VTN VoVietnam,Son Tay,in Vietnamese,fv.:talks;vietnamese songs;slight interference by R.Taiwan Intl. on 11995kHz,34432.08/28 0227 USA Deewa R.,rly.Kuwait,in Pasto lang.;fv./mv.:talks;ID.:VOA Deewa R.,35432. 08/28 0232 IRN VoIRI,Kamalabad,in Arabic;fv.:talks;very good transmission,55544.

Volonodri-MDG,in Shona lang.;mv.:talks,music,ends at 1658utc,45444.,in Russian;mv.preaching;good signal and poor modulation,45432.

08/30 1905 CVA Vatican R.,SM di Galeria,in Spanish;ID.,cms.abt.visit of Pope to South Korea,45433.F,in Arabic;mv.:talks;fv.w/ interview,35443.

F,in English;fv./mv.:conversation,ID.,35443. G,in Fur lang.;ID.,Addrs.,35443. At 1830utc,prgr.in Arabic.

08/30 1805 CVA Vatican R.,SM di Galeria,in Portuguese;Messages of Jesus in Matheus Gospel,ID.,55444.03/09 0238 CAN Bible Voice Broad.,Okeechobee-USA,rlg.in English: The Bible preaching,35443.

Volonodri,in Kinyarwanda lang.;many persons talks,Radionovel?,45433.08/30 1710 KWT R.Kuwait,in Arabic;fv.:talks,f/out at 1717utc,no return,55444. 08/30 1728 ARS BSKSA,Riyad,in Arabic;Holy Qur´an,35433. 08/28 0203 CHN China Nat.R.,in Mandarin;fv./mv.:continuous talks w/musical background-Firedrake,35443.Note: R.Free Asia in Tibetan,this time,nothing.

PHL,in Burmese;fv./mv.:conversation;poor transmission,25432.

08, male, religious comments, English. Very weak, best on LSB. 14321. (Méndez)

nder Grense,Meyerton,in Afrikaans lang.;News,converstion,musical prgr.,35433. 09/03 0201 AFS R.Sonder Grense,Meyerton,in Afrikaans lang.;fv.presents a musical program;good signal and propagation this

08/28 0256 ETH R.Fana,Addis Ababa,in Amharic lang;IS,start prgr.at 0258utc;mv.:talks,ID,poor or barely audible transmission 25432

09/02 0132 CHN PBS Xinjiang,Urumqi,in Mongolian lang.;mv.:talks w/music background;interference by CW transmission,24432.

08/30 1851 INS VoIndonesia,Jakarta,in Germany;fv.:talks;strong carrier but barely audible or unlistenable modulation,45432/45431.

08/28 0308 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in Italian lang.;DX prgr."Studio DX"; reading many logs,45443. a excellent DX prgr."World of Radio";many,many logs,45443.

09/02 0144 USA WRMI,Okeechobee,in Spanish;prgr."Frecuencia al Día",the weekly magazine about communications,ID.,45443.

08/28 0152 B Nat.Observatory,Rio de Janeiro,TS Station in Portuguese;fv.announce right hour each 10 seconds;.45433. 08/28 0125 ARG RAE,B.Aires,in Japanese lang.;music Por un Amor...;ID.in spanish:Conexión en Japonés;good signal and

08/30 2000 BLR R.Belarus,Minsk,in Spanish;ID.,Newsletter;signal and modulation disturbed,35432. il Cup,football game transmission :Botafogo 0x2 Ceara;good signal and

Collision this time w/CRI in Pashto lang.,on 11870kHz.

F,in Spanish;ID.,Addrs.,prgr."La Hora del Cafe",55544. ese songs;slight interference by R.Taiwan Intl. on 11995kHz,34432.

MDG,in Shona lang.;mv.:talks,music,ends at 1658utc,45444.

,cms.abt.visit of Pope to South Korea,45433.

08/30 1805 CVA Vatican R.,SM di Galeria,in Portuguese;Messages of Jesus in Matheus Gospel,ID.,55444. Note: // 11580kHz,45433.

lks,Radionovel?,45433.

Firedrake,35443.

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Evandro Rocha Escuchas

4775 31/08/14 1946 R.Sora de Congonhas, Portuguese, Congonhas MG 45454 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 5950 31/08/14 2036 RMI The Overcomer Ministry, English, Okeechobee14 23232 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 6055 31/08/14 1949 R.Rwanda, French, Kigali 34333 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 7235 31/08/14 1952 CHINA RADIO INTER., Cantonese, Shijiazhuang-723 35443 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 7295 31/08/14 1957 RTM Traxx FM, English, Kajang 34332 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 7325 31/08/14 2003 CHINA RADIO INTER., Serbian, Urumqi 34333 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 7550 31/08/14 1937 ALL INDIA RADIO, English, Bengaluru 34343 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG 9420 31/08/14 2012 VOICE OF GREECE, Greek, Avlis 23322 ER TR-450 com ant. telescópica em Viçosa-MG

Babul Gupta Escuchas

Adventist World Radio - via AIR Kolkata Rainbow FM: 107 MHZ FM in Hindi at 1035 hrs to 1053 hrs UTC log this station on 17th August, 2014 and full data QSL card arrived on 1st September, 2014 for my Email report to: adrian.m.peterson@gmail.com v/s Adrian M. Peterson (This is my first QSL from FM station) ( BABUL GUPTA, BARASAT, INDIA ) http://babulgupta-dxer.blogspot.in/2012/10/india.html

Miguel Castellino Escuchas

Este fin de semana (incluyendo hoy a la mañana), con condiciones de propagación limitadas, pude escuchar algunas estaciones no escuchadas antes, gracias al uso del "phaser" que funcionó de maravillas: 820 R.Corporación, La Serena interferida por R.Carabineros de Chile. 1250 R.Pilmaiquen, Valdivia. Escuchada esta mañana con música e identificaciones (antes había escuchado R.Armonía en la fq así fue una alegría que volviera a llamarse con este nombre que me retrotrae a mis inicios Dx, ya que la escuché por primera vez cuando estaba de viaje de egresados en Bariloche en 1976, con una pequeña radio de am solamente que me había llevado para hacer un poco de DX, Creo que estaba en los 1300 KHz.). 1280 No Identificada, Chile, escuchada esta mañana entre las 10:40 - 11:05 con bastante desvanecimiento (y anulando casi totalmente a Trenque Lauquen con el phaser!!!) con música melódica y dando la hora a intervalos de tres canciones. Dio la hora a las 10:58, "6 con 58 minutos", y a las 11:00 dio un mensaje que no pude copiar por el desvanecimiento, luego siguió con música y tuve que dejarla. Por internet no pude obtener nada concreto porque las emisoras que están (o estuvieron en la fq) R.Arturo Prat, San Carlos y R. del Sur, Osorno no tienen entradas recientes que las refieran activas. Cualquier noticia será bienvenida!!!. 1390 R.Gral Paz, Buenos Aires, anulando parcialmente a R.Universidad de la La Plata, mediante el phaser.

Migdiel Cruz Escuchas

Recibidas QSL de: K0HWY, Bruce Long de N.C. en los USA. Y otra de STF Radio, vía Miami...

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Antônio Avelino da Silva Escuchas

Frequência Hora UTC Data ITU Emissora/Detalhes/Transmissor/SINPO 11955 23:10 01/09/2014 ROU Rádio Romania Internacional, visita do Presidente Romano a China, Tiganesti 45554

Rubens Ferraz Pedroso Escuchas

Recebi por esses dias mais algumas confirmações QSL. Recebi dois QSLs da AWR (um confirmando uma escuta que já havvia sido confirmada), 1 da Radio Free Asia e alguns poucos de Ham. OC 7.460 Radio Free Asia - Relay Ulaanbaatar - MNG - Recebido cartão QSL. 14 dias. V/S: Sem assinatura. Informe enviado por e-mail: qsl@rfa.org . QTH: Radio Free Asia, 2025 M Street NW, Suite 300 - Washington, DC - 20036 – USA - RFP 15.155, 17.670 AWR - Relay Issoudun - F e Agat - GUM - Recebido dois cartões QSL, 1 folheto religioso, uma foto e folheto com o regulamento do Annual DX Contest da AWR. 11 dias e 32 dias. V/S: Adrian M. Petersen (DX Editor). Informes enviados por e-mail: adrian.m.petersen@gmail.com . QTH: Adventist World Radio, International Relations, Box 29235, Indianapolis, Indiana - 46229 – USA - HAM 28 MHz PY2RMY - Casa Branca - SP - B - Recebido eQSL 14 MHz PY2RMY - Casa Branca - SP - B - Recebido eQSL 28 MHz PY2WWA - São Carlos - SP - B - Recebido eQSL 28 MHz PY2CTA - São José dos Campos - SP - B 28 MHz PU5AGM - Joinville - SC - B - Recebido eQSL Recebi hoje 03 SET mais algumas confirmações QSL. Fora recebido 1 QSL do Serviço em Chinês da Rádio Romênia Internacional, 1 QSL do Serviço em Espanhol da Rádio Internacional da China e um cartão QSL de Ham (PY4WM). OC 17.860 Rádio Rom~enia Internacional - Tiganesti - ROU - Recebido cartão QSL e schedule frequency. 18 dias. V/S: Sem assinatura. Informe enviado por e-mail: rrri.chinese@yahoo.com QTH: Societatea Româna de Radiodifuziune, Strada General Berthelot, Nr. 60-64, RO – 010165, Bucaresti – România - RFP 7.210 Rádio Internacional da China - Relay Cerrik - ALB - Recebido cartão QSL e postal. 86 dias. V/S: Sem assinatura. Informe enviado por e-mail: spa@cri.com.cn QTH: China Radio International, Spanish Service, CRI-39 – P.O. Box 4216, Beijing – P.R. China – 100040 - RFP HAM 28 MHz PY4WM - Varginha - MG - B - Recebido cartão QSL. As imagens estão em meu blog: www.dxeeunion-br.blogspot.com.br 73! - Rubens Ferraz Pedroso (PY5-007SWL). Bandeirantes - PR.

Lenildo da Silva Escuchas

15476 Radio Nacional Arcángel San Gabriel, espanhol para a América do Sul (via transmissor de 10 kW, localizado na Base Esperanza San Gabriel, Antártida), 20:32-20:33 UTC. Segunda-Feira, 01 de Setembro de 2014. Conversa entre duas locutoras, que abordam questões relacionadas à saúde. SINPO: 35422. Poderão ouvir a gravação dessa escuta via You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxOsVULdWyY

EDITORIAL Estimados amigos, a la espera que cada uno de ustedes se encuentren muy bien nuevamente me hago presente. En esta oportunidad como verán ,las informaciones al tiempo de editar el boletín estamos casi con un mes de atraso, aunque las informaciones están al día, y por lo menos la vamos llevando, recoletando todas las escuchas de todos los maigos, las QSL, y en fin, todo es un trabajo para saber que se escucha, quien confirma, y noticias variadas, y creo que el boletín esta cumpliendo ese objetivo, principalmente tomando de vista que el mismo no quiere reflejar una comunicación determinada y especifica, hay noticias de escuchas de emisoras de emisiones aéreas, como de onda corta, AM, FM, y varias, por lo cual, es todo un combo de cosas que sin dudas algo de cada cosa nos pueda servir, y asi lo veo reflejado con los comentarios de los amigos que hacen llegar sus opiniones cada mes y da nuevo impulso para continuar. Bueno amigos, hasta este numero del boletín, el cual es hecho por ustedes, para ustedes y en bien de todos, un fuerte abrazo.