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ex 1700-1800 on 6040 9700 11520
1830-1930 on 5860 6040 11740, [KWT KAV MRC]
ex 1800-1900 on 6040 9770 11740
Urdu Radio Aap Ki Dunyaa
1700-1800 NF 9785 [UDO], ex 9585 // 9315 [IRA]
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX April 14)
Re the WYFR A-06 schedule via TAIWAN in March 3 dxld:
Today April 11th I heard the Burmese programme at 1300-1400 on 11520 and I
see this registration:
11520 1300-1400 49 TAC 200 131 UZB YFR GFC
Yes - in B-05 Burmese was carried on 9310 same time via Tashkent.
Instead of WYFR in INSn at 1400-1500 I hear RFA in Tibetan with Chinese
jamming on 11520. English to India is shown at 1300-1500 on 11520 -
obviously it isn't, even though their web site says it is too!
I heard nothing on 11560. So are we completely sure that all of the above
are via Taiwan or even on air? There isn't even a listing for Burmese on
their web site unless it's one of the unknown scripts so I don't know if
11560 is also on air at 1200-1300.
Their web site is a compilation of txions via Okeechobee and various relay
stations. None are specified. For instance there is another Korean sce at
0900-1200 on 9450 - via Irkutsk apparently - and Russian on 9495 -
Tashkent - is shown at 1700-1900 in addition to all of those listed on the
WYFR pages. And where does Kiswahili Kwa Africa come from at 1800-1900 on
5905 and 1900-2000 on 7385 - why 5905 is via the 50 kW unit on Madagascar.
7385 I don't know, but the RNW schedule shows 7395 in // 5905 at 1800-1900
for Family Radio. And did you know that they had a Polish sce at 1800-1900
on 5810 - via Samara that one.
Is it not possible for Evelyn Marcy to provide a COMPLETE schedule of
Family Radio broadcasts - or is there some subtle difference between WYFR
and Family Radio that I am missing?
(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld Apr 13)
WYFR is only the callsign of Family Radio's SW tx site in Florida. So
txions from other sites (Taiwan, etc.) probably don't use the WYFR
callsign - they would only ID as Family Radio.
(Dave Kenny, UK, ibid.)
The new Asian edition of the DX program, Wavescan, is now on relay to the
Americas. Jeff White of Radio Miami International states that the program
is now on the air five times each weekend from WRMI in their regular SW
sces to North America, Caribbean & Latin America. Wavescan is the official
DX program from Adventist World Radio, it is produced on a regular weekly
basis in SNG, and it is also heard each Sunday in Asia in the English
Service from Adventist World Radio. Two QSL cards are available for the
North American relay of Wavescan; one from the AWR address in Indianapolis
and the other from SW station WRMI itself.
UTC Saturday 0530-0600 on 9955 kHz to Caribbean and Latin America UTC
Saturday 1500-1530 on 7385 kHz to North America UTC Sunday 0630-0700 on
9955 kHz to Caribbean and Latin America UTC Sunday 1500-1530 on 7385 kHz
to North America UTC Tuesday 0430-0500 on 9955 kHz to Caribbean and Latin
America
Dr. Adrian M. Peterson Adventist World Radio - Indianapolis (Apr 13)
URUGUAY To diminish the strength of my own statement, there appears the