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11995 0130-0200 smtwtfs Singapore 250 330<br />

11995 0330-0430 .mt.... Nakhon Sawan 250 305<br />

13790 0330-0430 .mt.... Nakhon Sawan 250 300<br />

delete 5845, 5890, 6175, 7225, 7490, 9505, 9605, 17615 kHz. (wb)<br />

The B<strong>BC</strong> lists are correct. The winter schedule timings are 0030, 0130,<br />

1330, 1630 hrs UT to be introduced either on coming Sunday or shortly.<br />

(Alok Dasgupta-IND, dxld Nov 4)<br />

SLOVAKIA Radio Slovakia International gets 5 year funding.<br />

Edwin Southwell wrote to me advising that he'd heard on-air that Radio<br />

Slovakia International had got future funding. I found the item, dated Dec<br />

21, on the RSI website:<br />

SLOVAK TELEVISION AND SLOVAK RADIO SEAL SUBSIDY DEALS WITH STATE.<br />

Representatives of the state-run Slovak Television and Slovak Radio signed<br />

framework agreements with the Culture Ministry on Monday. The two media<br />

organisations will receive funds towards making programmes in the public<br />

interest. The deals were signed by Culture Minister Marek Madaric and the<br />

general directors of Slovak Television and Slovak Radio, Ivan Niznansky<br />

and Miloslava Zemkova for a period of five years.<br />

At least 10 million Euros per year will flow into Slovak Television, while<br />

Slovak Radio will receive 4 million Euros annually. The allocated funds<br />

will cover expenditures incurred by Slovak Television in the production of<br />

almost 400 programmes such as fairy tales, documentaries and films. Slovak<br />

Radio, in turn, will put the money towards making over 8000 programmes<br />

related to music, religion, education and documentary work.<br />

Support for broadcasting in six foreign languages via Radio Slovakia<br />

International is also included in the subsidy.<br />

(via Mike Barraclough-UK, dxld Dec 30)<br />

SOLOMON ISLANDS 5020 SI<strong>BC</strong> hrd Jan 8 from 0717 UT tune and recorded to<br />

1600. At 0717 UT QRM from R. Rebelde was severe but thanks to the Perseus<br />

SDR's tunable passband and notching capability, decent audio could be<br />

captured under Rebelde's saturated audio covering 5015 to 5035. Highlights<br />

of this extended logging: At 1100 UT there was local news in En to 1109.5<br />

and an SI<strong>BC</strong> ID by a woman at 1103 UT. A request pgm hosted by a woman ann<br />

in En and Pidgin followed w/ an Australian caller hrd at 1123 UT. The<br />

songs were very pleasant island instrumental and vocal pieces by seemingly<br />

local bands.<br />

At 1158 a woman ann ID'd as "... Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation,<br />

Radio Happy Isles" fol by closing anmts in En and the Solomon Is. Nat'l<br />

anthem to 1200 UT. QRM was nil to slight in this time period (SINPO<br />

44544), but adj ch QRM gradually worsened after 1130 UT, presumably from<br />

5030 kHz. From 1200, B<strong>BC</strong> programming took over to 1600 UT tune out. B<strong>BC</strong><br />

News hrd at 1200 UT w/ man and woman ancrs.<br />

(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Jan 9)<br />

Making radio in the Solomon Islands, remote SI<strong>BC</strong> Gizo.<br />

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