BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

BRAZIL 9645 R. Bandeirantes 2056 UT talk by man in portuguese. MX and
ID. SIO: 323.
11925 parallel to 9645 slightly stronger with the same programm (Apr 6).
11805 R. Globo MX but suddenly desappeared after 2100 (Apr 6). On the
following day it continued with sports after 2100 in Portuguese. SIO: 333
(Apr 6-7)
(Zeljko Crncic-D, wwdxc BC-DX Apr 9)
4845.2 Radio Cultura-Ondas Tropicais Apr 5 2140 with non-stop songs. At
2200 short "Radio Cultura-Ondas Tropicais" ID. Even readable with strong
Mauritania on 4845. Brazilians also on 4805, 4885a (2), 4915, 4985.
(Finn Krone-DEN, wwdxc BC-DX Apr 6)
4785 R. Caiari, Pto Velho RO, 2214-2225, 04 Apr, A Voz do Brasil; 45333.
4925 R. Educacao Rural, Tefe AM, 2207-2219, 04 Apr, A Voz do Brasil;
44333, QRM de INS (tent).
4985 R. Brasil Central, Goiania GO, 2242-2256, 04 Apr, A Voz do Brasil;
54333, CODAR QRM.
9515 R. Novas de Paz, Curitiba PR, 1038-f/out 1055, 05 Apr, preacher;
15431.
9675 R. Cancao Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP, 1035-1305, 05 Apr, mass,
songs, news; 34433, and barely heard at 1300.
(all Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Apr 7)
BULGARIA All freqs were checked during the summer 2006 and now and they
are the same as in WRTH 2007, p.143. Only some bc times are mistaken. So
for Varna at 2100 UTC are all on the air on MW and 1 on LW at that time or
22 outlets. Checking carefully for 0100 UTC, they are 17 MW and LW (not 20
as I wrote) and from 0105 UTC - 11 (not 14).
So the freqs are in order as it is in WRTH. Whether my answer is enough,
if not please let me know. The schedule is such of, because on prgr
"Horizont" from 0405 till 0600 local time there are relayed regional prgrs
as follows:
Mon Varna; Tue Blagoevgrad; Wed Plovdiv; Thu Stara Zagora and Fri Shumen.
(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc BC-DX Apr 3)
CANADA 6310, 5905 More Sackville leapfrogging spurs. 0250-0300, April
7, Weak 6310 spur of 6040-Vatican Radio in English. Barely audible 5905
spur of 6175-Voice of Vietnam in English. 135 kHz separation between each
frequency.
(Brian Alexander-PA-USA, dxld Apr 7)
Aus Communication April 2007:
Ian Mc Farland's little CD factory on Vancouver island recently launched a
new two CD set of shortwave nostalgia from the 70s & 80s. The Foreign
Language Recognition Course from the R.Canada SW Club programme is on the
first CD. Included on the second CD is the special World DX Friendship
Year edition of the RCSWC programme from 1973 - with special guests Arne
Skoog, Arthur Cushen (unvergesslich, muesste eigentlich MBE?
dazugehoeren), Harry van Gelder, Henry Hatch & Reg Kennedy.
A documentary on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of RCI in 1985. Net
proceeds raised go to the Foodbank charity in Duncan, B.C.. Costs of CD
set: 15 USD/ 13 Euro. Order form at
Ian McFarland (auch wohlbekannt von RCI), 6667 Beaumont Avenue, Duncan,