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Kazakh 1610-1625, Turkmen 1625-1640, Russian 1640-1725, excl Karakalpak
Sat/Sun 1655-1710; 1725-1740 in various languages to Northern Caucasus,
English 1740-1755, Sorani Kurdish 1755-1810 UT.
Gavar-ARM 1350 kHz 1000 kW is used at 1815-2001 UT.
Kurmanji Kurdish 1815-1830, Turkish 1830-1900, Hebrew Sat-Thurs 1901-1931,
Sun-Thurs 1931-2001, Russian Fri only 1901-1930, .
Gavar-ARM 1377 kHz 500 kW is used at 1717-2002 UT.
Persian 1717-1900, but Fris Qashquai 1717-1732, Iraqi Arabic Wed 1902-
1917, Arabic 1902-2002, incl Assyrian Tues 1917-1932 UT.
Grigoriopol-MDA 1548 kHz 500 kW is used at 1800-2000 UT.
Bulgarian 1800-1830, Balkan Romani 1830-1845, Romanian 1845-1915, plus
Sats 1915-1945, Kalderash Romani Mon-Fri 1915-1945, Serbian 1945-2000 UT.
(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 11)
AUSTRALIA Radio Australia is not quite back to normal; altho 9560, 9580
and 9590 were doing well before 1400 UT March 12, later in that hour I
noticed that 9590 was absent tho it is supposed to run until 1600. 7240
was still on but weakening.
"teddyfnballgame" in the ptsw yg got a March 10 reply from Nigel Holmes,
RA CE: "RA's Shepparton transmitters were whacked by a cyclone on Sunday
7 March. Several aerials were knocked out including the one which carries
9580 kHz. Repairs are underway and we hope to be back with 9580 kHz
tonight. Thank you for your kind comments about our programming, We're
glad you've enjoyed our broadcasts over 25 years. Good listening. Kind
regards, Nigel Holmes, Chief Engineer, Radio Australia"
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld March 11)
Radio Australia has reportedly suffered damage to the Shepparton
facilities after a severe hail storm last week. 11660 was missing March
9th at 1430-1730 UT but 9475 kHz was on air.
Today - the 9th - 15160 kHz was on air until 0800 UT, and 9475 came up at
0700 as usual (15415 and 15240 not tuned), but 11945 and 9710 at 0700 are
not audible. At 0830 UT there are weak fluttery signals audible on 9580
and 9590 kHz, but not good enough to ID positively so far. And on 13630
kHz there is another audible below CVC Tashkent which should be - and
probably is - Shepparton.
(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld March 9)
Chinese, Japanese broadcasts resume after team repairs HCJA antenna in
Australia.
Repairs to a storm-damaged antenna at the international transmitting site
of HCJB Global-Australia were completed in mid-February, allowing the
station's Chinese and Japanese language broadcasts to return to the air.
Strong winds had damaged the antenna at the Kununurra-based site in late
January. A team consisting of Dave Brewster, Mike Ewers, Daniel Forrer and
Greg Wilson assessed damages to a broken tower guy wire and seven broken
element guy wires. The broadcast team assembled all materials needed for
the repairs. Dennis Pease traveled from Perth, Western Australia, to
supervise repairs.
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