BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

Mayotte" - a gift to my wife 'cause me I am at XXL, hihi.
(Stefan Schliephacke-D, dswci DXW Apr 2 direct and dxld)
MOROCCO 15335/15340 RTM heard carrying their Koran programme via 15335
until 1400 - NOT // 15340 which had their General Arabic programme - when
both joined with General Arabic after the time signal. Assumedly 15335 is
still Briech and 15340 Nador. 15335 is the strongest signal and splashing
15340 kHz at my location.
(Noel R. Green-UK, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Apr 8)
NETHERLANDS [non] RNW summer frequency schedule 2008
Eff 0200 UTC Sunday 30 March 2008.
(via RUSdx Apr 6)
NETH ANTILLES/USA [and non]. Checked the Bonaire relays to Africa at
2000 UT April 2: 17810 with RNW in English quite weak, but it's our only
chance at this hour; however, VOA French on 17895 was quite a bit
stronger, why? I suspect it's Greenville instead. What has become of the
RNW/IBB relay exchanges?
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Apr 3)
NEW ZEALAND The RNZI 'A08' schedule effective 30 March to 28 September,
circulated widely by Alokesh Gupta in mid March is not correct; in fact,
it may never have been correct, as I was hearing RNZI very well April 3 at
0630 on 11725 as in my latest log report, while in that schedule it's
shown on 9615 at that hour! It may have been a preliminary tentative
version for the start of A-08. If you look at the RNZI website now, you
find a schedule dated 30 March to 07 September, so the out-date has
changed but not the in-date!
RNZI changes its schedule every few weeks, but unfortunately when the
update it on their website, it always keeps the original season start
date, so unless you analyze it in detail, you don't know whether it's the
same one you saw last time. And you can bet it will not last as shown for
2 months, let alone 5 months. Anyhow, here's the one displayed as of 0145
UT April 4, with the usual tidying up by gh, removing the redundant
clutter of meter bands and the word "daily" after every entry, abbr'ing
some islands so they all fit on one line, from
A reminder that DST of UT+13 ends in NZ on April 6. This will shift some
domestic service program times one UT hour later. It may also require some
adjustments in frequency change times to avoid making them in the middle
of a programme, so it would be a good idea to check again next week for
further changes.
30 Mar 2008 - 07 Sep 2008 UTC kHz Target Azimuth
0459-0658 11725 AM & 9890 DRM Pacific 0 degr
0659-1058 7145 AM & 6170 DRM Pacific 0 degr
1059-1258 9655 AM & 6170 DRM NW Pac, Bougainville, PNG, Timor 325 degr
1300-1550 6095 AM Pacific 0 degr
1551-1850 7145 AM & 6170 DRM NE Pac, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Islands 35 degr
1851-1935 9615 AM & 9890 DRM NE Pac, Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Is 35 degr
1936-1950 9615 AM & 11675 DRM NE Pac, Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, Cook Is 35 degr
1951-2050 11725 AM & 11675 DRM Pacific 0 degr
2051-2235 15720 AM & 13840 DRM NW Pacific, Vanuatu, Solomon Is 325 degr
2236-0458 13840 AM & 15720 DRM Pacific 0 degr
(from RNZI, via Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Apr 4)
I had been checking for 9615 kHz before 0700 UT but had been unable to
hear it - but when I read on the "new" schedule that 11725 kHz was
actually the frequency in use I found it right away, so I tend to agree