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BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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English Program of Radio Pakistan News Channel 5080 kHz 1600-1700 UT. 5080<br />

kHz, 1600-1700 UT, Radio Pakistan News and Current Affairs Channel<br />

broadcasts English program un<strong>der</strong> the title "English Hour" at 5080 kHz from<br />

1600 to 1700 UT. The program commences with the National News Bulletin<br />

followed by news commentary, sports and business news and a discussion<br />

program in English titled "Insight".<br />

For this broadcast the Islamabad 100 kW transmitter API-4 is used, which<br />

is reportedly of Russian origin and was installed in 1979. It developed<br />

some faults in 2001 which have now been rectified to some extent.<br />

The transmission of the English programme of News and Current Affairs<br />

Channel of Radio Pakistan is primarily beamed for the domestic listeners<br />

but it has been reported heard in Scandinavia and Far East on shortwave.<br />

The transmission frequently disappears from the designated frequencies, is<br />

inconsistent and the transmitter is unreliable, mostly produces buzz and<br />

noise. At times the audio resembles robotic voice. But the transmitter is<br />

not as bad as the one being used for External Services (API-3 100 kW).<br />

This transmission could be of interest to <strong>DX</strong>ers trying to monitor radio<br />

transmission in English from Pakistan. Intersted <strong>DX</strong>ers might not be able<br />

to hear the signal of External Service (API-3 100 kW) but the News Channel<br />

(API-4 100 kW) could be heard in many areas outside Pakistan.<br />

It has been getting SINPO ratings of up to 45333 from many regions. The<br />

problems of course are frequent disappearance, muffled audio and the<br />

transmitter buzz. Some listeners might find difficulty in un<strong>der</strong>standing<br />

the English being spoken in South Asian accent.<br />

This English program is in addition to the one broadcast at 0830-0930 at<br />

15100 and 17835 for World Service for Europe for which 250 kW transmitter<br />

is used.<br />

Glenn! Thanks for providing info that CRI broadcasts via skywave for<br />

transmission on medium wave in addition to their 600 kW medium wave<br />

transmitter.<br />

(Aslam Javaid-PAK, dxld Sept 29)<br />

PAPUA NEW GUINEA 3334.97 R. East Sepik at 1255-1312* UT on Oct 5. Noted<br />

with mx to 1258 closing anmt by YL and anthem at 1259 UT. After a minute<br />

of silence resumed programming again at 1301 with talk/news, presumably<br />

Karai Nat'l Service since it was // to 3204.97 from 1301 on. Both freqs<br />

good; 3334.97 went off about 1312 and 3204.97 around 1306 UT. Was jumping<br />

back and forth between these freqs and 4755.25 - wanted to check a few PNG<br />

freqs to compare signals with Pacific Aviation - the PNG stations were<br />

coming in consi<strong>der</strong>ably better.<br />

(John Wilkins-CO-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Oct 5)<br />

RUSSIA/ARMENIA Voice of Russia in Persian is noted here regulary 1400-<br />

1600 UT on 9360 kHz (new) and MW 1377 kHz (from 1500, from Armenia, also<br />

new freq) and // published 5935, 73<strong>05</strong>, 9475, and 12035 kHz. On Sep 15th<br />

1448-1458 UT and on Sep 22 1548-1558 UT were sermons in Ru in the Persian<br />

prgr.<br />

(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Sept 27)<br />

RUSSIA/TAIWAN/USA Some changes for A-07 of TDP<br />

Some changes for A-07 of TDP<br />

Moj Them Radio in Hmong:<br />

0100-0130 on 15260 TAI 100 kW / 250 deg to Asia Mon/Wed/Fri, xTue/Thu<br />

Voice of Meselna Delina in Tigrigna:<br />

1800-1830 NF 17690 HRA 250 kW / 075 deg to EaAf Mon-Fri, from Oct 1

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