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1715-1830 123456. FARSI 9960 100 90
TRANS WORLD RADIO _ FLLAKE, ALBANIA
1910-1940 ......7 Macedonian 1395 500 330
1910-1940 123456. Serbian 1395 500 330
1940-2015 1234567 Hungarian 1395 500 330
2015-2030 ......7 Russian 1395 500 330
2015-2030 ....5.. Arabic 1395 500 330
2015-2030 ...4... Kurdish/Sora 1395 500 330
2015-2030 ..3.... Farsi 1395 500 330
2015-2030 .2..... Turkish 1395 500 330
2015-2030 1...... Polish 1395 500 330
2015-2045 .....6. Croation 1395 500 330
2030-2045 ......7 Croatian 1395 500 330
2030-2115 12345.. Croatian 1395 500 330
2045-2115 .....67 Bosnian 1395 500 330
2115-2130 1234567 Slovak 1395 500 330
2130-2200 1234567 Czech 1395 500 330
Day 1 = Mon .. 7 = Sun
ALGERIA [to WeSahara]. 6215, Natl Radio of the SADR, confirmed here
today from 1700 on new 6215. Appears to be ex-7425, which is silent. Weak
at first, but had increased to good signal by 1900 when I was able to
confirm a weak // on MW 1550.
(Tnx to tip from Stig Hartvig Nielsen/Bjarke Vestesen Dansk DX Lytter Klub
via dxld) (Dave Kenny-UK, BrDXC-UK Dec 10)
6215 / 1550 Further to my today's previous mssg., it really looks like
Polisario Front's new fq of 6215, ex-7425, is performing... poorly after
all - it's still too high for such a short distance between my place &
Tindouf, i.e. if the tx is actually there. Best reception via the 6x12x6 m
Ewe beamed 145deg/CeAfr.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, dxld Dec 10)
Also audible here right now, at 2300 starting program in Spanish with ID
as "Radio Nacional de la ..." (not copied, but I think there's sufficient
evidence that it's indeed them). Good audio quality, signal a bit weak for
indoor reception.
I have also their carrier on 1550, but it's not possible to make out
the modulation in the sidebands of the 1548 stations here.
(Kai Ludwig-D, dxld Dec 10)
ARMENIA 4810 Radio Armenia 4810 at 1845 UT. In Armenian with jazz
music. sio 444. Dec 12.
Radio Yerevan 4810 at 1541 UT. News in Armenian sio 444. Dec 11.
(Costa Constantinides-CYP, wwdxc BC-DX Dec 12)
9415 Democratic V. of Burma, on Dec 13 at 1435-1447 UT. 35433 Burmese,
Talk, ID at 1445.
(Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium Dec 15) via Yerevan Gavar-ARM
AUSTRALIA Two 40 ft shipping containers are sitting on the docks at the
Port of Darwin, one day's journey away from Kununurra. They contain HCJB's
new curtain antenna and towers. But they almost didn't make it to
Australia. Dave Pasechnik, from HCJB's regional office in Singapore,
intended to travel from the USA to Croatia, to supervise the loading of
the antenna into the shipping containers. However, a few days before
leaving. Dave fell ill. He just had time to contact a colleague at HCJB's
Euro-Asia office and ask him to go to Croatia in his place, before being
taken to hospital. Erection of the towers and antenna are not planned
until late 2007.
(HCJB News via Dec Australian DX News via dxld Dec 9)