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BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945 BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945

10.12.2012 Views

15250 R. Nac. de Venezuela via RHC Aug 31 at 2330-2342 UT. 35433 Spanish, Music and talk, ID at 2332 and 2337 UT. (Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium Sept 1) ECUADOR Stephan Schaa of VozAndes Media in Germany explained that after HCJB dismantled its shortwave transmitter site in Pifo, Ecuador, the equipment was donated to HCJB's German branch. This included a 100-kilowatt HC-100 HF transmitter, two 33-kilowatt Siemens linear transmitters which have been tested by HCJB with four kilowatts in DRM mode, and two 10-kilowatt regional shortwave transmitters, one of which is operating on 6050 kHz. The donation also included antennas and transmission lines. VozAndes Media has a plan to build a new shortwave transmitter site somewhere else in Ecuador within 6 to 12 months, although a site has not yet been located. The plan is to broadcast in German, Spanish and Portuguese, as well as some regional South American languages such as Quichua. Broadcasts will be targeted primarily at Latin America, although there would also likely be broadcasts to Europe in German with the 100-kilowatt transmitter. Some DRM transmissions are planned. (Shortwave Station News from the HFCC/ASBU B10 Conference, via Jeff White- FL_USA, Sept NASB Newsletter direct and via dxld) EQUATORIAL GUINEA 5005 RNGE/" R. Bata", Bata, 1838-1857, 02 Sep'10, Vernacular, Afr. pops, talks; 44332. This is simply not heard on a regular, daily basis. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 7) ERITREA 7175 Voice of the Broad Masses, Selai Dairo, 1829-1904, 11 Sep'10, Arabic, talks, mostly Ar. songs & songs; 55433. 7210 Voice of the Broad Masses (pres), Selai Dairo, 1735-1802, 12 Sep'10, Tigrinya (listed), HoA songs; 33432, vy. strg. adj. QRM at 1800 UT. At the same time, 7175 kHz carries the prgr in Arabic. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 12) ERITREA The BC on 7171.95 kHz with HOA music is R. Eritrea. Dear fellow Intruder Busters, I have heard the signal myself from 1850 till 2000 UTC Sept 18 and trying to pick up some station announcement. The signal was S=9+30dB with my dipole and slightly varying in frequency. Maybe the chaps in ERI have a VFO, who knows. At 2000 UTC the BC was signing off with the National Anthem of Eritrea. It sounded like "... Eritriyah-Eritriya-Eritriya..." and so on. So it was R. Eritrea or at least a BC stn from ERI. [*) HOA Horn-of-Africa, common expression of BCLs] (Uli Bihlmayer DJ9KR, IntruderAlert Sept 18) ERITREA/ETHIOPIA/UGANDA On same day Sep 3rd at 1600-1700 UT on 7195 kHz I listened to Eritrean radio only // 9710 kHz. No traces of Uganda were. Eritrea is using now in several times three // txs on 7140, or 7165, or 7172, 7175, 7195, and 9710 kHz. Ethiopia only 7165 and 9560, also 6030 and till Sept 3rd 9705 kHz, but since Sept 4th Ethiopia is not on the air on 5990, 7110 and 9705 kHz. The last En prgr was on 3rd Sept at 1200-1300 UT on 9705 kHz. file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WWDXD-BCDX/2010/BCDX980.TXT[11.06.2012 10:40:19]

(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 18) ETHIOPIA 5950 Voice of the Tigre Revolution, Geja Jawe (or Geja Dera?), ETH, 1748-1803, 12 Sep'10, Vernacular, HoA songs, talks; 45333, vy. strg. adj. QRM from 5955 kHz at 1800 UT. 6090 Amhara State Regional R (p), Geja Jawe, 1714-1729, 12 Sep'10, Amharic (listed), folk songs; 33441, QRM mainly de UNID in CeAs language, but also adj. DRM signal. 7165 R. Ethiopia, Geja Jawe, 1711-1802*, 12 Sep'10, French, music prgr consisting of both local and foreign songs, infos & news on Ethiopia, jingle prior to 1800 UT, then the carrier went on for a bit; 45333; // 9559.85 kHz vy. poor, adj. QRM. 9559.85 ditto, 1712-1727, 12 Sep'10, same as on // 7165 kHz (see above); 33431, adj. QRM. (Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 12) 1359 VoTigray Revolution (ETH) um 1748 UTC auf 1359 kHz mit HoA-Mx und Ansagen // 5935 & 5950 kHz. Auf der MW mit O=1-2, auf den Kurzwellenfrequenzen zumindest bis 1800 UTC deutlich besser. Dank an Bengt Ericson, der das Raetsel der UNID geloest hat. (Patrick Robic-AUT-A-DX Sept 16) FRANCE Note on Radio France Int'l mailing address. Recently I sent a reception report to Radio France Internat. at two separate addresses, both of which were listed as addresses for RRs and verifications in the last edition of Passport to WBR (2009): Radio France International English Service B.P. 9516 F-75016 Paris Cedex 16 France ...and... TeleDiffusion de France Direction de la Production et des Methodes Service Ondes Courtes 10 Rue d'Oradour sur Glane 75732 Paris Cedex 15 France The first address snagged me a response with a verification letter a couple of months ago (of sorts - very boilerplate). Today I just received my original *unopened* envelope from the second address with an affixed stamp that is checked "Refused" on it - so I assume that the second address either does not currently exist, or does not currently even want mail (at least from outside France). (Bruce Jensen-CA-USA, dxld Sept 16) Hi Bruce, I guess TDF has moved a couple of years ago, so use this address instead: TeleDiffusion de France file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WWDXD-BCDX/2010/BCDX980.TXT[11.06.2012 10:40:19]

15250 R. Nac. de Venezuela via RHC Aug 31 at 2330-2342 UT. 35433 Spanish,<br />

Music and talk, ID at 2332 and 2337 UT.<br />

(Kouji Hashimoto-JPN, JPNpremium Sept 1)<br />

ECUADOR Stephan Schaa of VozAndes Media in Germany explained that after<br />

HCJB dismantled its shortwave transmitter site in Pifo, Ecuador, the<br />

equipment was donated to HCJB's German branch. This included a<br />

100-kilowatt HC-100 HF transmitter, two 33-kilowatt Siemens linear<br />

transmitters which have been tested by HCJB with four kilowatts in DRM<br />

mode, and two 10-kilowatt regional shortwave transmitters, one of which is<br />

operating on 6050 kHz. The donation also included antennas and<br />

transmission lines.<br />

VozAndes Media has a plan to build a new shortwave transmitter site<br />

somewhere else in Ecuador within 6 to 12 months, although a site has not<br />

yet been located. The plan is to broadcast in German, Spanish and<br />

Portuguese, as well as some regional South American languages such as<br />

Quichua. Broadcasts will be targeted primarily at Latin America, although<br />

there would also likely be broadcasts to Europe in German with the<br />

100-kilowatt transmitter. Some DRM transmissions are planned.<br />

(Shortwave Station News from the HFCC/ASBU B10 Conference, via Jeff White-<br />

FL_USA, Sept NASB Newsletter direct and via dxld)<br />

EQUATORIAL GUINEA 5005 RNGE/" R. Bata", Bata, 1838-1857, 02 Sep'10,<br />

Vernacular, Afr. pops, talks; 44332. This is simply not heard on a<br />

regular, daily basis.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>TopNews</strong> Sept 7)<br />

ERITREA 7175 Voice of the Broad Masses, Selai Dairo, 1829-1904,<br />

11 Sep'10, Arabic, talks, mostly Ar. songs & songs; 55433.<br />

7210 Voice of the Broad Masses (pres), Selai Dairo, 1735-1802, 12 Sep'10,<br />

Tigrinya (listed), HoA songs; 33432, vy. strg. adj. QRM at 1800 UT. At the<br />

same time, 7175 kHz carries the prgr in Arabic.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>TopNews</strong> Sept 12)<br />

ERITREA The <strong>BC</strong> on 7171.95 kHz with HOA music is R. Eritrea.<br />

Dear fellow Intruder Busters,<br />

I have heard the signal myself from 1850 till 2000 UTC Sept 18 and trying<br />

to pick up some station announcement. The signal was S=9+30dB with my<br />

dipole and slightly varying in frequency. Maybe the chaps in ERI have a<br />

VFO, who knows. At 2000 UTC the <strong>BC</strong> was signing off with the National<br />

Anthem of Eritrea. It sounded like "... Eritriyah-Eritriya-Eritriya..."<br />

and so on. So it was R. Eritrea or at least a <strong>BC</strong> stn from ERI.<br />

[*) HOA Horn-of-Africa, common expression of <strong>BC</strong>Ls]<br />

(Uli Bihlmayer DJ9KR, IntruderAlert Sept 18)<br />

ERITREA/ETHIOPIA/UGANDA On same day Sep 3rd at 1600-1700 UT on 7195 kHz<br />

I listened to Eritrean radio only // 9710 kHz. No traces of Uganda were.<br />

Eritrea is using now in several times three // txs on 7140, or 7165, or<br />

7172, 7175, 7195, and 9710 kHz.<br />

Ethiopia only 7165 and 9560, also 6030 and till Sept 3rd 9705 kHz, but<br />

since Sept 4th Ethiopia is not on the air on 5990, 7110 and 9705 kHz. The<br />

last En prgr was on 3rd Sept at 1200-1300 UT on 9705 kHz.<br />

file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WW<strong>DX</strong>D-<strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong>/2010/<strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong>980.TXT[11.06.2012 10:40:19]

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