Von: BueschelW@web.de im Auftrag von Wolfgang Bueschel ...

anymore, but as usual on 6050{6055 Apr 30} kHz {noted Apr 24/25/26},
seemingly at 1600-2100 (-2200?) UT. And same program in // on 13650,
latter which is also new.
Kuwait noted also on 11630 kHz {to Sahara and West Africa?} recently in
1500-1600 UT slot and co-channel CNR Lingshi in Uighur language.
Zacharias Liangas also reported 9750 kHz at 1116 UT. Latter is covered by
V of Russia DRM hiss noise, so seize the hour til 1240 UT ...
1900 UT noted R Kuwait ENGLISH on 15540 kHz Apr 25, and 1910 UT R Kuwait
Arabic on 6050 kHz S=8-9, and increased signal from dark around 1930 UT
onwards. Around 1800 UT also Arabic on 6050 and 13650 in //
I guess the sheikhs need 4 weeks time to arrange their operations,
according their registration, after start of A-10 season to establish
their new summer schedule.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 29)
Main Arabic prgr of Radio Kuwait QSY from 6050 to 6055 kHz at *1607 UT on
April 30.
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN NDXC, dxld Apr 30)
Comment by NG: KWT is another station that seems to have a "wish list" of
registered frequencies that are never used.
(Noel R. Green-UK, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Apr 21)
Well, 7600 is probably a mixing product of 13650 and 6050 kHz. Kuwait
seems to be on both frequencies. The rather weak signal of 7600 points
also to that direction.
(Jari Savolainen-FIN, dxld Apr 29)
KYRGYZSTAN KTR-Kyrgyzstan appeals for help. Friday 16 Apr 2010.
The ABU's member in the Kyrgyz Republic - the National TV and Radio
Corporation (KTR) - has appealed for help after suffering significant
damage in the recent clashes in the country's capital, Bishkek.
In the violence that led up to the ousting of the country's former
President, Kurmanbek Bakiev, four of KTR's five studios were attacked and
suffered irreparable damage.
Only the Zamana studio - where morning entertainment programmes are
produced - escaped damage because it is located in a separate building
away from KTR's headquarters.
Currently all of KTR's output is being broadcast from the Zamana studio,
but according to Musaeva Janar of KTR's Foreign Affairs Department,
equipment there has not been updated for many years and "may lead to
overload and failure of the only available equipment of the corporation".
KTR is appealing to broadcasters in other parts of Asia for donations of
cash or equipment to help it stay on air.
The ABU's Technical Department will help coordinate any offers of
technical assistance for the station.
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