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Moluccas) on 1/28 from 1230 to 1430 recording (this would be 2130-2330 E.<br />

INSn Time, UTC +9). This is close to Ambon, which is on a neighboring<br />

island. Signals were a decent S2, ocnly peaking to S2+ to S3 w/ periodic<br />

RTTY-type ute QRM.<br />

Checking back through an old WRTH (2000), this ID/QTH agrees w/ current<br />

entry for this freq in the 2005 PWBR, even though 2005 WRTH shows an ID of<br />

RSPK Ngada at QTH of Bajawa, Flores on Timor for this freq. I guess the<br />

only way I'll ever find out is to send a report to Masohi and see what<br />

happens! Anyway, SINPO 24432. Man ann 1230, vocal/inst piece 1230.5-<br />

1234.5, man ann w/ what sounded like nx 1235 to 1249.5, another man ann to<br />

1251.5, inst mx to 1253.5, man ann to 1301, another vocal/inst pop song to<br />

1305.5 and so on.recording was remarkably consistent through the 2 hrs.<br />

Nominal sign off is around 1410-15 but signal still going at 1430 although<br />

starting to fade. No sign of RSPK Ngada on nominal 3517 or RPD Manggarai<br />

on 2960.<br />

(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Jan 29)<br />

IRAN 3945 Voice of Islamic Republic of Iran - Zahedan, at *0125- 0227*<br />

on Jan 27, sudden on with man talking followed by mx until opening of Urdu<br />

program at 0130 with ID, Kor'an recitation and news. Program mainly of<br />

talks with short mxal interludes. When they opened the amateurs on freq<br />

said, "Here comes Omar again." Fair with some ARO QRM.<br />

(Rich D'Angelo-PA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Jan 30)<br />

IRAQ/IRAN CLANDESTINE 4375.5V V.of Iranian Revolution on Jan 30 at<br />

*1425-1453 UT. 35333 Kurdish, 1425 sign on with IS, ID, Opening mx,<br />

Opening announce, Talk, No jamming.<br />

(Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium Feb 3)<br />

6335 V. of Iraqi Kurdistan on Jan 29 at 1335-1409 UT. 35333 Kurdish and<br />

Arabic, Kurdish mx and news, ID at 1359 UT.<br />

6335 V. of Iraqi Kurdistan on Jan 30 at 1358-1415 UT. 35333 Kurdish and<br />

Arabic, Talk and news, Kurdish ID at 1401, Arabic ID at 1410 UT.<br />

(Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium Feb 3)<br />

KAZAKHSTAN B-05 for Voice of Orthodox in Russian:<br />

1630-1700 on 7460 A-A 200 kW / 310 deg Tue/Fri to WeEu.<br />

(R BUL Observer, Ivo Ivanov and Angel Datzinov, via wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Jan 31)<br />

LAOS 6130, LNR, friendly laser-printed English letter in 3 months for<br />

CD and $1. V/S Inpanh Satchaphansy, Head of External Relations, thanks me<br />

for my report and says will send me "later our station detail. It is still<br />

under the printing house." I'm not sure what this means maybe a QSL or<br />

station brochure. Asks for more reports in future.<br />

Address: P.O.Box 310, Vientiane, Lao PDR.<br />

<br />

(John Herkimer-NY-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Jan 30)<br />

LATVIA Radio Tatras International says it is not dropping mediumwave.<br />

The Director of Pan-European radio station Radio Tatras International<br />

(RTI) has rubbished a story from an online source in Germany which says<br />

that "Due to a lack of funds at Radio Tatras International, the RTI relays<br />

via Kuldiga, Latvia on 1350 kHz (provided by Krebs TV) will end on 1<br />

February."<br />

Eric Chilvers says that the author of the item (which was uncredited and<br />

unattributed) has not spoken to him or the Chairman of RTI, and points out<br />

that RTI is a 52% shareholder in KrebsTV. In fact, RTI has just signed a<br />

new 12 month contract for the use of 1350 kHz, which Chilvers describes as<br />

a "marketing tool." Furthermore, funding is not a problem at RTI, and the<br />

station has just invested in a new studio complex in Slovakia.

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