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26 ************************************************************************************ Here are the loggings from Richard A. D’Angelo of Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, USA: 4052.5 GUATEMALA. Radio Verdad – Chiquimula, 0404-0432 Mar 16, man preaching in Spanish language followed by soft choir vocals at 0417 ending program. Another man with ID followed by more soft religious music. Poor to fair. 4865 BOLIVIA. Radio Logos (presumed), 1007-1032 fade out Apr 9, lively program of vocals with a man announcer talking over group singing at 1015 in presumed Aymara language. More continuous vocals commencing at 1018 but rapidly fading. Fair at tune in. 4905 BRAZIL. UNID, 0153-0247* Mar 19, soft instrumental music and vocals with occasional announcements by a man announcer. Sounded like Portuguese but too weak to be sure. Off without any announcements mid-song. Weak-Poor. Anhanguera? 6110 ETHIOPIA. Radio Fana, 0332-0422 Mar 31, nice program of lively Horn of Africa vocals hosted by a man announcer with talks in presumed Amharic language. ID at 0400 followed by news with brief music segments between items. Program of talk followed the news as signal began fading out. Fair but just about gone at tune out. 6165 CHAD. Radio Chad, 2227-2301* Mar 19, nice program of lively local music and vocals hosted by a man announcer with occasional French language talks. Program continued up to 2259 when another man announcer gave ID and closedown announcements prior to orchestra National Anthem. Poor to fair. 6250 EQUATORIAL GUINEA. Radio Nacional – Malabo, 0536-0553 Mar 14, vocals by a male singer followed by a man announcer with Spanish talk mentioning Malabo several times during segment of local news items. More vocals by another male singer at 0549. Poor to fair. 7125 GUINEA. Radio Télévision Guinée, 0724-0748* Mar 28, nice selection of highlife vocals and instrumentals with a man announcer with French language talks, ID mentions of music programming. Poor to fair but carrier cut mysteriously at 0748 without any announcements. 7200 SUDAN. Radio Omdurman, 0406-0430* Mar 25, man announcer with news in Arabic. ID at 0409 followed by more news. Brief instrumental music followed by various talks by several men and a woman until carrier cut mid-sentence at 0430. Fair. 7350 CLANDESTINE (Nigeria). Hamada Radio International via Wertachtal, 0551-0559* Mar 14, man talking in local Nigerian language with several clear IDs and announcements. More talks by another man with drum music between segments. Woman announcer with closing ID and drums. Fair. 7395 CYPRUS. BBC World Service, *0100-0116 Apr 3, caught time pips opening followed by World Service ID by a woman announcer in English followed by program promo, news with nice ”BBC News” ID at 0106. This was followed by the program The Forum. 9460 SEYCHELLES. BBC – Mahe, 0336-0401 Mar 19, ID followed by various news features in English with several different announcers. Time pips at 0400 as signal was buried in noise. Poor at best. 9555 SAUDI ARABIA. BSKSA, 2249-2257* Apr 6, man with Middle Eastern vocals until audio cut at 2256; carrier terminated at 2257. Good signal. 9580 GABON. African Numero Un, 2252-2301* Apr 6, two men with French language talk. ID by man announcer at 2257 followed by soft instrumental music. A woman gave final ID, frequency and closedown announcements at 2259 over xylophone instrumental music. Closed with another ID and TC followed by time pips at 2300 which was the last of the audio. Carrier stayed on for about another minute before being terminated. Poor to fair. 9690 NIGERIA. Radio Nigeria, 0837-0907 Mar 16, two men with a discussion in a local African language followed by tribal vocals. More talk with a man and woman with frequent mentions of Nigeria. More vocals followed by a man with ID at 0852. News at 0900 but starting to fade badly. Poor to fair. 9870 CLANDESTINE (Zimbabwe). Radio Voice of the People – Madagascar, *0400-0422 Apr 5, man with opening ID joined by a woman announcer with opening announcements in African language. Man with news followed. Short vocal segment after news followed by an interview with a man over the phone. Poor on this new frequency. 11815 BRAZIL. Radio Brasil Central, 0235-0251 Apr 9, woman announcer with Portuguese talk hosting a program of lively Brazilian pop tunes. At 0246 canned ID, ads and jingle ID followed by more music. Good signal. 15190 EQUATORIAL GUINEA. Radio Africa – Bata, 2015-2047 Mar 19, man preaching in English for a long time until religious vocals selection by a woman. Change of program around 2044 without station ID. Fair. ************************************************************************************ Thanks a lot to our club members for your contributions: PH : Paul Hayes, Limerick, Ireland. Realistic DX 394 with indoor dipole. RAD : Richard A.D’Angelo, Wyomissing, PA, USA. Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton E1, Lowe HF-150 with Alpha Delta DX Sloper, Datong FL3. RL : Richard Lemke, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. JRC NRD-535 HF Antenna random long wires in the trees. SG : Siegbert Gerhard, Frankfurt, Germany. AOR AR 7030, YAESU FRG 7700 & Degen DE 1103 with various sophisticated antenna combinations. ************************************************************************************ Dear Friends, Welcome to the May edition of Logbook. Thanks to our contibutors this month’s edition for their shortwave loggings. Till next month take care, Ashok Kumar Bose
27 SWL / Media Programs in English, German & Spanish March 26th - Oct 30th, 2011 — V3 As of May 8th, 2011 © 2011 by WORLDWIDE DX CLUB, Germany. EMail: URL: http://www.wwdxc.de DX & Media news, receiver reviews, radio features, letterbox programmes, tuning tips, propagation, satellites, computers, amateur radio and radio theory. 2 nd Figures behind language symbols En, Ge or Sp, indicate weeks of the month. Times and days in UTC. STL — Satellite transmission. d = DRM — digital mode Monday _____________________________________ 0005 RCI Montreal, E, The Maple Leaf Mailbag — 11700kun AS/CHN STL Hotbird AS 0030 WRMI, Sp, Viva Miami — 9955 0110 RHC Habana, E — 6000 6050 0118 Radio Bulgaria Sofia, Sp — 7400 9400 LatAM 0135 RHC Habana, Sp, En Contacto — 5040 6060 6120 6140 9770 11760 12010 15390 LatAM 0150 BBCWS "Over to You": Online, 198LW UK DAB etc. 0200 WHRI, E, DXwCumbre — 9840 0200 RRI Bucharest, Sp — 7400 9520 9645 11945 0210 RHC Habana, E — 6000 6050 0230 WBCQ, E, International Radio Report — 5110 0330 WHRI, E, DXwCumbre — 5920 0410 RHC Habana, E — 6000 6050 0430 WHRI, E, DXwCumbre — 5920/7465 irreg 0510 RHC Habana, E — 6010 6050 6060 6150 0610 RHC Habana, E — 6010 6050 6060 6150 0730 Radio NZL Internat., E, biweekly — 6170 15720drm PAC 0800 RHC Habana, Sp, En Contacto — 6050 6060 6120 6150 LatAM 1115 WRMI, E, DX Partyline — 9955 1130 WRMI, E, World of Radio — 9955 1130 Radio NZL Internat., E, biweekly — 7440drm 9655 PAC 1145 WWCR Nashville, E, Australian DX report — 15825 1245 WWCR Nashville, E, Ask WWCR G 1 st / 5 th — 15825 1330 Radio NZL Internat., E, biweekly — 6170 PAC 1430 WRMI, It, Studio DX — 9955 1500 WRMI, E, AWR Wavescan — 9955 1545 WRMI, E, DX Partyline — 9955 1630 Radio NZL Internat., E, biweekly — 6170drm 7440 PAC 1630 Amateur Radio Mirror, Channel Africa, E — 3230 7082usb 1800 Radio Belarus Minsk, G — 1170 7255 7360 7390 1900 Radio Belarus Minsk, G — 1170 7255 7360 7390 2100 WRMI, E, AWR Wavescan — 9955 2100 WWCR Nashville, Sp, Frecuencia Al Dia — 7465 2130 WRMI, E, World of Radio — 9955 2130 RAE Buenos Aires, G — 9690 15345 2215 WRMI, Sp, Viva Miami — 9955 Tuesday _____________________________________ 0300 WRMI, E, AWR Wavescan — 9955 0330 Radio NZL Internat., E, biweekly — 15720 17675drm PAC 0330 WRMI, E, DX Partyline — 9955 0415 WRMI, Sp, Viva Miami — 9955 0550 Radio Bulgaria Sofia, G — 9600 11600 EUR 0700 Radio Belarus Minsk, G — 6005 Kall relay 0800 Radio Belarus Minsk, G — 6005 Kall relay 0900 Voice of Russia Moscow, G — 630 693 1323 1431 11655ukr 1430 WRMI, Sp, Frecuencia Al Dia — 9955 1500 WRMI, E, DX Partyline — 9955 1530 WRMI, E, World of Radio — 9955 1800 Voice of Russia Moscow, G — 558 630 693 1215 1323 1431 12010 1900 BBC World Service "Click": Online UK DAB etc. 1900 Radio Cairo, G, Letterbox — 6270 1900 WBCQ, E, DX, World of Radio — 7415 1900 RRI Bucharest, Sp — 9700 11715 1925 RHC Habana, E — 11760 No/Ce/SoAM 1950 Radio Bulgaria Sofia, G — 5900 7400 EUR 2000 WRMI, Sp, Historias de Radio — 9955 2100 RRI Bucharest, Sp — 9755 11965 2100 WBCQ, E, Trailer Trash Radio — 7415 2130 RAE Buenos Aires, G — 9690 15345 2130 WBCQ, E, Frecuencia Al Dia — 7415 2230 WRMI, E, World of Radio — 9955 2250 RAE Buenos Aires, Sp, Suplemento de Actualidad DX — 6060 15345 2300 RRI Bucharest, Sp — 9655 9745 11795 11955 2325 RHC Habana, E — 5040 Banda Tropical Wednesday __________________________________ 0000 WRMI, It, Studio DX — 9955 0100 WRMI, E, World of Radio — 9955
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Here are the loggings from Richard A. D’Angelo <strong>of</strong> Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, USA:<br />
4052.5 GUATEMALA. Radio Verdad – Chiquimula, 0404-0432 Mar 16, man preaching in Spanish language followed by s<strong>of</strong>t choir vocals at 0417<br />
ending program. Another man with ID followed by more s<strong>of</strong>t religious music. Poor to fair.<br />
4865 BOLIVIA. Radio Logos (presumed), 1007-1032 fade out Apr 9, lively program <strong>of</strong> vocals with a man announcer talking over group singing at<br />
1015 in presumed Aymara language. More continuous vocals commencing at 1018 but rapidly fading. Fair at tune in.<br />
4905 BRAZIL. UNID, 0153-0247* Mar 19, s<strong>of</strong>t instrumental music and vocals with occasional announcements by a man announcer. Sounded like<br />
Portuguese but too weak to be sure. Off without any announcements mid-song. Weak-Poor. Anhanguera?<br />
6110 ETHIOPIA. Radio Fana, 0332-0422 Mar 31, nice program <strong>of</strong> lively Horn <strong>of</strong> Africa vocals hosted by a man announcer with talks in presumed<br />
Amharic language. ID at 0400 followed by news with brief music segments between items. Program <strong>of</strong> talk followed the news as signal<br />
began fading out. Fair but just about gone at tune out.<br />
6165 CHAD. Radio Chad, 2227-2301* Mar 19, nice program <strong>of</strong> lively local music and vocals hosted by a man announcer with occasional French<br />
language talks. Program continued up to 2259 when another man announcer gave ID and closedown announcements prior to orchestra<br />
National Anthem. Poor to fair.<br />
6250 EQUATORIAL GUINEA. Radio Nacional – Malabo, 0536-0553 Mar 14, vocals by a male singer followed by a man announcer with Spanish<br />
talk mentioning Malabo several times during segment <strong>of</strong> local news items. More vocals by another male singer at 0549. Poor to fair.<br />
7125 GUINEA. Radio Télévision Guinée, 0724-0748* Mar 28, nice selection <strong>of</strong> highlife vocals and instrumentals with a man announcer with French<br />
language talks, ID mentions <strong>of</strong> music programming. Poor to fair but carrier cut mysteriously at 0748 without any announcements.<br />
7200 SUDAN. Radio Omdurman, 0406-0430* Mar 25, man announcer with news in Arabic. ID at 0409 followed by more news. Brief instrumental<br />
music followed by various talks by several men and a woman until carrier cut mid-sentence at 0430. Fair.<br />
7350 CLANDESTINE (Nigeria). Hamada Radio International via Wertachtal, 0551-0559* Mar 14, man talking in local Nigerian language with several<br />
clear IDs and announcements. More talks by another man with drum music between segments. Woman announcer with closing ID and<br />
drums. Fair.<br />
7395 CYPRUS. BBC World Service, *0100-0116 Apr 3, caught time pips opening followed by World Service ID by a woman announcer in English<br />
followed by program promo, news with nice ”BBC News” ID at 0106. This was followed by the program The Forum.<br />
9460 SEYCHELLES. BBC – Mahe, 0336-0401 Mar 19, ID followed by various news features in English with several different announcers. Time<br />
pips at 0400 as signal was buried in noise. Poor at best.<br />
9555 SAUDI ARABIA. BSKSA, 2249-2257* Apr 6, man with Middle Eastern vocals until audio cut at 2256; carrier terminated at 2257. Good<br />
signal.<br />
9580 GABON. African Numero Un, 2252-2301* Apr 6, two men with French language talk. ID by man announcer at 2257 followed by s<strong>of</strong>t<br />
instrumental music. A woman gave final ID, frequency and closedown announcements at 2259 over xylophone instrumental music. Closed<br />
with another ID and TC followed by time pips at 2300 which was the last <strong>of</strong> the audio. Carrier stayed on for about another minute before<br />
being terminated. Poor to fair.<br />
9690 NIGERIA. Radio Nigeria, 0837-0907 Mar 16, two men with a discussion in a local African language followed by tribal vocals. More talk with<br />
a man and woman with frequent mentions <strong>of</strong> Nigeria. More vocals followed by a man with ID at 0852. News at 0900 but starting to fade<br />
badly. Poor to fair.<br />
9870 CLANDESTINE (Zimbabwe). Radio Voice <strong>of</strong> the People – Madagascar, *0400-0422 Apr 5, man with opening ID joined by a woman announcer<br />
with opening announcements in African language. Man with news followed. Short vocal segment after news followed by an interview with<br />
a man over the phone. Poor on this new frequency.<br />
11815 BRAZIL. Radio Brasil Central, 0235-0251 Apr 9, woman announcer with Portuguese talk hosting a program <strong>of</strong> lively Brazilian pop tunes.<br />
At 0246 canned ID, ads and jingle ID followed by more music. Good signal.<br />
15190 EQUATORIAL GUINEA. Radio Africa – Bata, 2015-2047 Mar 19, man preaching in English for a long time until religious vocals selection by<br />
a woman. Change <strong>of</strong> program around 2044 without station ID. Fair.<br />
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Thanks a lot to our <strong>club</strong> members for your contributions:<br />
PH : Paul Hayes, Limerick, Ireland. Realistic <strong>DX</strong> 394 with indoor dipole.<br />
RAD : Richard A.D’Angelo, Wyomissing, PA, USA. Ten-Tec RX-340, Drake R-8B, Eton E1, Lowe HF-150 with Alpha Delta <strong>DX</strong> Sloper, Datong FL3.<br />
RL : Richard Lemke, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada. JRC NRD-535 HF Antenna random long wires in the trees.<br />
SG : Siegbert Gerhard, Frankfurt, Germany. AOR AR 7030, YAESU FRG 7700 & Degen DE 1103 with various sophisticated antenna combinations.<br />
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Dear Friends,<br />
Welcome to the May edition <strong>of</strong> Logbook.<br />
Thanks to our contibutors this month’s edition for their shortwave loggings.<br />
Till next month take care,<br />
Ashok Kumar Bose
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