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MYANMAR 9730.08 R. Myanmar, Yangon. Summer Asian mode, no ID heard but<br />

confident is this, Burmese songs 0305, annouoncement 0310, then more mx.<br />

No sign of North Korea, co-channel. Have tried for this over many years<br />

without success. Came up again 0404, same format, very rare here, Jan 22.<br />

(Craig Seager-NSW-AUS, Ar<strong>DX</strong>C Nx via wwdxc and dxld also)<br />

NEW ZEALAND 3935 ZLXA, Radio Reading Service rcvd f/d cards for May 15<br />

2005 and Dec 31 2005 receptions and sched folder in 16d for letter report,<br />

CD recordings and $1. QSL signer Brian Stokoe. Oh, that all stations were<br />

as complete, accurate and prompt as ZLXA!<br />

Also nice letter saying CD's would be passed to station manager and<br />

verifying that I had correctly computed local time for Dec reception.<br />

December and January are Summer Time in NZ (local time is UTC + 13 in<br />

their summer, +12 otherwise). Also indicated that NZ uses the term UTC<br />

rather than GMT, which I still tend to use in my reports. Brian is a <strong>DX</strong>er<br />

himself, which explains the superb QSL responses from this station!<br />

(Bruce W. Churchill-CA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Jan 30)<br />

PAKISTAN Freqs changes for Radio Pakistan:<br />

1330-1530 Urdu WS NF 9375, x9385 to avoid VoAmerica in Korean till 1500<br />

UT.<br />

1600-1615 English NF 9375, x9385<br />

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

4835 R. Pakistan, 1 Jan. Quite a rare frequency. Didn't hear it since 29<br />

Nov, when broadcast end was noted at 1545. On 1 Jan tuned in at 1355, and<br />

listened until sign-off at 1401. The same closing mx heard both times. And<br />

I guess the same mx was reported on 5102 kHz (needs checking).<br />

(open_dx - Vladimir Kovalenko-RUS, RUS <strong>DX</strong>signal Jan 29)<br />

4835 kHz - yes, Pakistan appears to be quite regular there. On 2 Jan I<br />

again noted its temporary sign-off at 14.01, while the next broadcast<br />

appeared at 1513 (interval signal) and lasted till 1545.<br />

(open_dx - Vladimir Kovalenko-RUS, ibid.)<br />

There is nothing "unusual" about the txion on 4835. At the risk of<br />

repeating previous information these txions come from the Islamabad<br />

(Rewat) station and from tx API-3 100 kW.<br />

At 1330-1400 the txion is in Turki at 270 degrees and at 1515-1545 the<br />

txion is in Dari via 260degrs and obviously towards Afghanistan. There is<br />

no // freq for either sce, and there is no connection with the txion on<br />

5102 that I'm aware of.<br />

(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld Jan 29)<br />

PERU I was in Huanuco in early January of 2006. However, I did not note<br />

this new SWr Radio Sinai. Radio Siani broadcasts on 90.1 MHz FM.<br />

Another nx is Radio Luz y Sonido was inactive both on 1500 kHz mediumwave<br />

and 3234.9 kHz SW. While in Huanuco, the station was only on FM 105.7 MHz.<br />

Unfortunately Radio Tingo Maria was already closed down. I heard this nx<br />

while in Tingo Maria after 20 years of my visit!<br />

(Takayuki Nozaki-JPN Editor of RELAMPAGO <strong>DX</strong>, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Feb 3)<br />

RUSSIA 5890 on Jan 31 at 1430- UT. Shiokaze (Sea Breeze) via Irkutsk. In<br />

English on Tuesdays since this week, thanks to Ohtake tip. IDing as "This<br />

is Shiokaze - Sea Breeze from Tokyo, Japan". After presentation went to<br />

reading the names of the missing persons year by year acc. to the list on<br />

<br />

(Mauno Ritola-FIN, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Jan 31)

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