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1845-1900 MANDARIN<br />

1900-1930 RUSSIAN<br />

1930-2000 ENGLISH<br />

2000-2030 SPANISH<br />

2030-2100 SERBIAN Sun-Fri<br />

2030-2130 SERBIAN Sat<br />

2100-2130 GERMAN Sun-Fri<br />

2130-2200 FRENCH<br />

By the way, RFI (Radio France Internationale) from Oct. 30, 2006 reduced<br />

program lenghts in Southslavic languages. Morning broadcast is now Mon-Fri<br />

only (but 1 hour later), afternoon broadcast shortened to 30 minutes, 1<br />

hour evening broadcast cancelled.<br />

Current RFI "slavedusud" schedule (satellite, affiliates and internet<br />

only):<br />

0700-0730 UTC Mon-Fri 1500-1530 UTC daily.<br />

(Dragan Lekic from Subotica, Serbia, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Nov 4)<br />

International Radio Serbia heard on 6100 in French 2140 tune in Nov 8th,<br />

under CRI but faded up, CRI off 2157 when clear identification and<br />

schedule of French broadcast heard, fair strength.<br />

(Mike Barraclough-UK, dxld Nov 9)<br />

Aha, so the transmitter site was indeed ready but got no feed from<br />

Belgrade. One has to wonder if either the audio circuit failed or instead<br />

simply nobody produced programs, not being aware that transmissions were<br />

to resume? The interval signal is played out locally at the<br />

Bijeljina/Jabanusa station. This became obvious when in 1999 the microwave<br />

link to the station was disrupted by purposeful air-raids: Afterwards the<br />

actual programmes went on air via telephone feeds but the preceding IS<br />

still in full quality. Later there were also occasions of Jabanusa running<br />

the IS for a while but then cutting off when they finally got no feed of<br />

programming that was simply not produced as a result of some<br />

organizational trouble. Anyway it is apparently worth to keep an ear on<br />

6100.<br />

(Kai Ludwig-D, dxld Nov 7)<br />

Tried to log 6100 Serbia on Nov 7/8/9, but unsuccessful at my place. (wb)<br />

SINGAPORE Surprised to hear BBCWS in En on 6040, Nov 6 at 1516 // 6195<br />

SNG; not audible on 5975 Thailand, so maybe an unexpected move from there?<br />

6040 still heard at 1542 check, getting rather late here. Not // BBCWS<br />

21470 Ascension with separate stream to Africa. I think I would have<br />

noticed 6040 in the past week if it had been there; cannot find it in any<br />

schedule.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Nov 6)<br />

Only a single hour operation.<br />

Formerly x5965 1500-1600 BBC Singapore 250kW 13deg Engl SE AS HR 4/2/0.75<br />

5965 co-channel - due of BEI 500 kW 55deg and TRT EMR 500kW 90deg. ??<br />

(wb)<br />

SOUTH AFRICA 9660 TWR via Meyerton Nov 02 1621-1633 45444 Somali, IS<br />

and ID, Opening music, Opening announce, Somali pops.<br />

11640 TWR via Meyerton Nov 02 0600-0615 34433 English, Music and talk, ID<br />

at 0600.<br />

11640 TWR via Meyerton Nov 03 0556-0607 35332 English, IS and ID, 0600<br />

Opening announce, Chorus, Talk.<br />

11690 R. Okapi via Meyerton Nov 03 *0400-0410 33332 French, 0400 sign on<br />

with IS and ID, Talk, SJ at 0404.

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