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LAOS 4412.751 LNR - Sam Neua, 1130 UT, fair signal but with very low
modulation. Only readable during music segment. Very sporadic of late.
15 Sept.
(David Sharp-NSW-AUS, dxld Sept 22)
7145 Lao National R., Vientiane, at 1346 UT on September 14. Local news
in English; items about the Lao National Assembly; 1353 UT ID with AM
frequency; International News; this was causing some QRM for hams. Happy
to report this has been heard daily through September 18, since their
reactivation 10 days ago.
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld Sept 18)
MALAYSIA [SARAWAK] 5030 Sarawak FM via RTM, 1330-1340, September 16.
Special coverage of "Malaysia Day"; interesting speech in English and in
vernacular promoting national unity; theme: one Malaysia, one Sarawak and
one people; 1343 UT ID for "Radio Malaysia Sarawak FM"; song about
Malaysia followed by "Sarawak FM" singing jingle; fair.
Audio at
On September 16, 1963, Malaya, along with then-British crown colonies of
Sarawak, North Borneo (later renamed Sabah) and Singapore joined together
to form Malaysia. This year is especially significant for Sarawak and
Sabah because it is the first year that Malaysia Day is a public holiday.
In the past only the Independence Day of Malaya (on August 31, the
original independence date of Malaya) was celebrated as such.
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, Cumbre DX via dxld)
MEXICO Found this on a Mexican Government website:
Lists of FM and TV as well as the link above can be found here:
(John Kugellagers, mwdx Sept 23)
MYANMAR 5985.8 on 21 Sept, at 1520 UTC, Myanmar Radio and Television
with English pops and occasional announcements in Bamar and English. Full
station ID in English at 1530 UT into English news and commentary with
some symphonic music into Bruce Springsteen (!) at 1542 UT. Very strong
signals with some initially bad QRM from CRI on 5990 kHz which gradually
subsided.
I'm rather happy with the Myanmar logging. This is the first time I've
heard them in English and at such a strong signal level. I wonder if there
is possibly a transmitter power increase or an antenna change. Now let's
see if they QSL.....
(Albert Muick Pattaya-THA, hcdx Sept 21)
NIGERIA 6089.86 FRCN, Kaduna. 2138-2225 Sept. 15, 2010. Presumed Hausa
male, lute-type fills, brief highlife vocal. "Radio Nigeria..." at 2156 UT
and talk in same language across the top-of-hour (no time sounders,
either). Finally blocked by Anguilla 6090 kHz sign-on at 2225 UT (they are
usually up closer to 2200 UT).
(Terry L Krueger-FL-USA, dxld Sept 22)
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