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61815-1900 NF15505 DKA 250 kW 320 deg to WeEUR English, ex15520 #1915-2000 NF15505 DKA 250 kW 320 deg to WeEUR Bangla, ex15520 #(DX MIX News, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 12)# on amateur band QRG 7105 kHz on Aug 14, 15, and 16. wb.15505 nothing heard yet from Radio Bangladesh Betar Khabipur... but I think the station is now on 15105 kHz at1250-1300 UT Aug 13, heard some Holy Quran comment in English, and followed by popular western music.And typical WHITE NOISE sound audio in the background too on 15096-15114 kHz. Bangla final annmt at 1259 UTand "Good Bye". And since 1300 UT an 1125 Hertz measuring alignement procedure ?(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 13)Khabipur 10 most modern SW curtain antennas by Made in China design, in north-eastern corner at 60/240 and125/305 degr azimuth. I recommend you report this too to They will QSL and this recordings & reports are very much appreciated. I hope when it goes regular you will find the1230-1300 UT English Broadcast with good quality reception. Actually Ethiopia is trying to jam possibleEritrean transmission so white noise jamming observed on 15520 kHz frequently in Europe and Egypt too.(Partha Sarathi Goswami-IND, dxld Aug 10)BOLIVIA - 6154.94, R. Fides La Paz was heard again on July 14 when AIR GOS 6155 kHz was off the air for twodays on July 14 and 15. In addition to AIR on this channel from nominal 0015 (altho carrier is usually on from 0000)UT, R Exterior España wipes this channel from 2300 to 0000 UT. On July 14, R. Fides was tuned from 0119 UTusing Perseus site in SE England with decent S-3 signal and with moderate noise and adjacent channel QRM.Programming was instrumental music (not typical Andean) and a man annouoncer, and continued to 0201.5 UTwhen program ended. From 0158 to 0201.5 UT there was a man announcer mixed with instrumental music,presumably with closing announcements, although audio was too muffled for good audibility. Carrier typically stayson for several minutes after program ends. On July 16, AIR was again back on 6155 kHz with GOS news in Englishat 0000 UT and R Fides was buried. (Bruce W. Churchill, CA, DXplorer July 16 via BC-DX via DXLD)5952.45, 0050-0100 26.07, R Pio XII, Siglo XX, Spanish interview, 35333 (Anker Petersen, here in Skovlunde,Denmark, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28 metres of longwire, via Dario Monferini, playdx yg via DXLD)5952.45, Radio Pio Doce - Llallagua, Siglo XX in Spanish 0021-0110, W local news with some correspondents talks(no much clear, mentioning Bolivia); at 0100 clear chorus jingle "...Pio Doce, Pio Doce... Pio Doce..." heard better inLSB with inter filter to null het & with NIR 12; fast QSB & strong statics crashes; poor; 07/25.5952.45, Radio Pio Doce - Llallagua, Siglo XX, in Spanish & possible unID local language 2306-2320 M / W uncleartalk; better in LSB with inter filter; fast QSB & strong statics crashes; from 2312 heard with Nir 12; poor; 07/28(Giovanni Serra, Roma, Italy, DXLD)6134.83, 0110-0130 26.07, R Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Spanish ann, romantic songs and four ID's,35333. (Anker Petersen, here in Skovlunde, Denmark, on my AOR AR7030PLUS with 28 metres of longwire, viaDario Monferini, playdx yg via DXLD)BRAZIL - 3375.05, 19.7 0930, Rádio Municipal, Portuguese, varied programming, mentioned São Gabriel, alsoheard evenings past 0100 UT. Not sure about the ID. Perhaps new name? 35444 (Stig Hartvig Nielsen, visitingCalibishie, Dominica – two longwires (20 and 50 mts) AOR 7030+, HCDX via DXLD)4775 R. Congonhas, Congonhas MG, 2232-2240, 10 Aug, VdoB part 2, 34342, QRM de PRU.4775 ditto, 2131-..., 12 Aug, f/ball match rpt. Atlético vs. (?); 25432.4805 R. Dif.a do Amazonas, Manaus AM, 2228-2242, 10 Aug, talks & rpts. On Brazil's players at the olympics,infos+news, advs.; 35332.4815 R. Dif.a, Londrina PR, 2225-2242, 10 Aug, VdoB part 2; 35342.4825 R. Canção Nova, Cachoeira Paulista SP, 2224-2233, 10 Aug, VdoB; 24331, Adj. QRM de CHN on 4820.4845.2 R. Cultura Ondas Tropicais, Manaus AM, 2140-2148, 11 Aug, f/ball match rpt. Baía vs. Cruzeiro; 43332,CODAR QRM.