BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

shores of the Axios river.
40 31 54.25 N 22 41 28.13 E
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First appeared in WRTH 1973 with 50 kW as YENED, Greek Military Junta
Forces Radio in 1972 til 1983. From 1984 under ERT-2 service.
At present in use via a combiner on both, on both 792[100] and 1179 kHz
[50 kW].
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX Nov 17)
GUATEMALA 4779.99 R. Cultural Coatan, S. Sebastian de Coatan, 2240-
2252, 17 Nov, Chuj (tent), talks, ballads; 44342.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Nov 19)
4799.1 Radio Buenas Nuevas, San Sebastian, Huehuetenango noted last few
days, very week 0030 to 0100 and 1150 to 1200 on 16 November.
(Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, DXplorer, Nov 17)
GUINEA 1385.9 R. Rurale, Labe, 1914-1932, 17 Nov, Vernacular, tribal
songs, talks, refs. to regions militaires"; 54444.
7125 R. Guinee / R. Conakry, Sonfonya, was undetected between Sat. 18 &
Sun. 20 Nov, so probably inactive again.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Nov 19)
ICELAND 209 RUV, Gufuskalar, at 0105-0120 UT on 17 Nov, weather report,
pops; 45353, i.e. almost the best reception one can get down here.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Nov 19)
INDIA 4970 AIR Shillong, at 1437-1506 UT on Nov 18, in vernacular, nice
program of sub-continent music and songs, fair. This was their best
reception so far this DX season.
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld Nov 18)
4840 AIR, Mumbai, 1654-..., 18 Nov, Indian songs; 55444.
4895 AIR, Guwahati, 1659-..., 18 Nov, Indian songs, E ID 1700; 34342.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Nov 19)
IRAN 5945.90 odd 900 Hertz at 1730-1828 UT, IRIB Kamalabad in Bosnian
hetting BBC Cyprus Persian heavily.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX Nov 21)
IRAQ/IRAN CLANDESTINES 4366 Voice of Iranian Revolution, possibly via
Northern Iraq, at 1455-1533* UT on Nov 07, Kurdish political talk, martial
song, jammed, 32332, heard // 3880 kHz with weaker signal and also jammed
(21221). Both jammers continued till after 1605 UT.
(Anker Petersen-DEN, dswci DXW Nov 14)
6335 Voice of Iraqi Kurdistan _ verified an electronic report sent to the
Kurdistan Democratic Party-Iraq's Information Office in 45 minutes from
Alex Atroushi
He describes the station as "the first free radio for the Kurds" and that
it was "established in Sep 28-1963 during the September revolution of the
Kurdistan." Also, he refers to the station without the word "Iraqi" in the
title. He goes on to note: "At the beginning, the equipment's used were a
number of old military wireless sets joint together to form a short wave
sender. The center of broadcasting was a cave deep in a Kurdistan mountain
Salah-Addin north of Erbil. The radio station was a target of Iraqi air