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Note: 119<strong>05</strong> & 15745 is back again!<br />

(Jose Jacob-IND, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Apr 9)<br />

SUDAN Regarding the information that R. Miraya should be on SW in March:<br />

I asked several of the Sudanese guys working with us about radio in<br />

Southern Sudan, their homeland. They tell me there is an FM station<br />

operating in Juba, a key city in Southern Sudan. The station is called R<br />

Miraya, R Mirror, something to do with the UN program "UN Mirror". The FM<br />

outlet is broadcasting on 101 MHz. Other than this little else is known to<br />

them, us.<br />

Given the UN Missions elsewhere, one has to believe what Jeffery Heyman,<br />

UNPRS has told you. SW would be the answer to blanket cover the vast<br />

Sudanese bush area. We are far away from Juba and Southern Sudan; we are<br />

in the extreme west of Sudan about mid way between the north/south Sudan<br />

bor<strong>der</strong>s, a stone throw away from the Chad/Sudan frontier.<br />

We receive R Sudan SW from Khartoum daily on 7200 kHz; at night the MW<br />

band is full of signals from Sudan, Chad, Libya, Central African Republic,<br />

Egypt, etc. <strong>DX</strong>-wise, many good signals from most of Northern Africa; Kenya<br />

has a large MW network. Weekend nights bring fair to good signals from<br />

several Euro Pirates on SW, which are a big hit here in the compound.<br />

If we hear anything more of UN Radio here, I will let you know. Besides my<br />

<strong>DX</strong> gear, the company has a large HF back-up system in the communication<br />

bunker, a HF Log Periodic on a 56' tower. I have spent many off duty hours<br />

listening off that antenna. I have a small hub of six 250m beverage<br />

antennas leading back to my little house in the compound. I brought along<br />

a Icom IC-706 MKIIG and a Sony 2010, but Khartoum is not granting Amateur<br />

licenses to foreigners in this area of Sudan. So I can only listen to the<br />

familiar voices from NA. I have spoken to a few guys working with various<br />

NGO's that have been granted licenses, they however are not in the Darfur<br />

area.<br />

(Joe Talbot, Darfur-SDN, dswci <strong>DX</strong>W Mar 21)<br />

SURINAME 4990 R. Apintie, Paramaribo, 2241-2254, 04 Apr, Dutch, phone-<br />

ins; 34322, CODAR QRM, but this is the first time I get so "good" a signal<br />

in quite a number of years.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Apr 7)<br />

SWEDEN 12130hx R Sweden Hoerby (2x6065) noted with Swedish folk mx<br />

singer at 2117 UT. 500 kW 190 degr. Noted on both Eton Lextronix E1 and<br />

AOR 7030 radio set.<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Apr 7)<br />

SWITZERLAND Aus Monitoring Times April <strong>2007</strong>:<br />

SRI celebrates 70 years.<br />

Swiss Radio International has released a DVD, *Switzerland-70 Years of<br />

Quality Reporting*, to celebrate their 70th Anniversary. Contents include<br />

video footage, interval signals, photos, and radio broadcast archives of<br />

70 years history of SRI. The DV is available in English, French, Deutsch,<br />

and Italian.<br />

e-mail Web: <br />

(via Paul gager-AUT, A-<strong>DX</strong> Apr 7)<br />

THE TWO BOBS AND "SWITZERLAND IN SOUND" VISIT THE 20TH SWL FEST<br />

Kulpsville.<br />

Bob Zanotti and Bob Thomann, whom many may remember as "The Two Bobs" from<br />

Swiss Radio International's "Swiss Shortwave Merry-Go-'Round", interviewed<br />

Ian McFarland, John Figliozzi and me regarding the 20th Fest over a<br />

decent-bandwidth Skype connection.<br />

You can listen to the 45-minute program at<br />

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