WORLDWIDE DX CLUB Weekly Top News

VoVietnam in Deutsch.
Ich habe eben noch mal nachgeforscht: Die deutsche Sendung wird wohl
tatsaechlich erst ab 1. Maerz 2006 beginnen, laut Ankuendigung der
deutschen Botschaft in Hanoi
"Radiosender "Voice of Vietnam" sendet ab 1. Maerz auch auf Deutsch.
Der vietnamesische Radiosender "Voice of Vietnam" sendet ab 1. Maerz auch
auf Deutsch. Die Sendungen sind taeglich wie folgt zu empfangen:
UKW in Vietnam (VoV 5): von 07.00 bis 07.30 Uhr (lokale Zeit) auf den
Frequenzen 105.5 MHz (Hanoi) und 105.7 MHz (Quang Ninh, Ho-Chi-Minh-City).
KW in Deutschland: von 1530-1600 UT, von 1800-1830 UT, und von 2130-2200
UT auf den Frequenzen 7280 und 9730 kHz.
Das Programm wird darueber hinaus auch im Internet angeboten"
(Michael Bethge-D, wwdxc BC-DX Feb 4)
4739.75 R Son La - 1400* UT with nice Vietnamese mx. Close down at 1400
UT. Signal strength S4 and overall reception poor to fair. Same time Voice
of Vietnam, Xuan Mai was heard on 5925 kHz with pretty strong co-channel
QRM by CNR 5, Taiwan Service.
(Jouko Huuskonen-FIN, hcdx Feb 10)
World radiocommunication conferences (WRC) are held every two to three
years. It is the job of WRC to review, and, if necessary, revise the Radio
Regulations, the international treaty governing the use of the radio-
frequency spectrum and the geostationary-satellite and non-geostationary-
satellite orbits. Revisions are made on the basis of an agenda determined
by the ITU Council, which takes into account recommendations made by
previous world radiocommunication conferences.
The WRC-07 takes place at Geneva, Switzerland on 15 October to 9 November
2007.
(hcdx Feb 4)
Coordination conference place twice each year to coordinate freq and
schedule plans for the SW bands worldwide.
The meeting for the A06 season will be held in Sanya in the Hainan
Province of China between 13 and 17 February 2006.
More details at
(hcdx Feb 4)
The HFCC, or High Frequency Coordinating Conference,
takes place twice each year to coordinate freq and schedule plans for the
SW bands worldwide. The next meeting is coming up on February 13 to 17 in
Hainan, a subtropical island off the south coast of China. The NASB always
attends these meetings to represent our member stations and to work with
the official delegation of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
This time Jeff Lecureux and George Ross of Trans World Radio (KTWR) in
Guam will be the NASB representatives at the HFCC Conference. Guam, of
course, is a US territory in the Pacific Ocean, so the folks from KTWR
won't have to travel too far to attend the HFCC in China.
The NASB's official representatives at the A06 High Frequency Coordination
Conference in Hainan, China, from February 13-17 will be George Ross and
Jeff LeCureux of KTWR-Guam. They will be working with Tom Lucey of the FCC
as part of the FCC delegation. The NASB is now a member of the HFCC, but