BC-DX TopNews WWDXC #945 BC-DX 945

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

10.12.2012 Views

KOREA D.P.R. 4450.00 AINDF, via KCBS, Pyongyang, North Korea, at 1200-1215 UT on Dec 23, Korean talk by man and woman, 25312 heard // weaker carriers on 3480.01 kHz and 4557 kHz. (Anker Petersen-DEN, dswci DXW Jan 6) Observed the start of three different programmes in Korean languages at 2301 UT as follows: Home Sce 1 on 2850 and 9665 kHz; Home Sce 2 on 4450, 6250 and 6399 (there were jammers on 6250 & amp; 6399!) kHz. Voice of Korea on 3560, 6280, 7180, 7570, 9345, 9975, 11535, and 12015 kHz; also Voice of Korea in Japanese on 9650 (and seems the poor signals on 3250, 4405, and 11865 kHz are also in parallel?), or generally 14 or more freqs. (Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Jan 9) KOREA Rep. of HLAZ-1566 kHz. The English LL program of HLAZ-1566 kHz was started in last August 2009 at 1800-1900 UT in Chinese. An announcement of "Basic English language course, and introduction to American people and culture" is heard at start 1801 UT. This program is produced in FEBC-USA by the offer of the Qingdao Korean church in Qingdao, China. (Sei-ichi Hasegawa NDXC Nagoya-JPN, dxld Jan 8) MADAGASCAR Three transmitters NOW on air at RNW Madagascar. There was a fire on Christmas Eve in the high voltage room of the external mains power supply at Radio Netherlands Worldwide's relay station in Madagascar. Firefighters from the Madagascan capital Antananarivo managed to bring the blaze under control within hours. The fire destroyed the high voltage circuit breaker equipment, so broadcasts from Madagascar had to be suspended while repairs were carried out. Satellite and Internet broadcasts were not affected. A temporary schedule went into effect on 1 January using the two Philips transmitters, and the 50 kW Siemens transmitter began tests on 2 January. The fourth transmitter (250 kW) is still out of service and requires some repairs, which are expected to take up to a week. Installation of the new 20KV/400V-160KVA for the auxiliary equipment inside the power plant building [captions] The visible damage to the Siemens transformer after a summary clean up (20KV/400V- 400KVA). There is also some oil leakage. The situation as from 5 January 2010: All times UTC: Transmitter 1 (250 kW): 0300-0428 on 9660 kHz Vatican Radio (multilingual) 0430-0457 on 9660 kHz Vatican Radio (French) 0500-0527 on 9660 kHz Vatican Radio (English) 0530-0630 on 7265 kHz IBB (French) file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WWDXD-BCDX/2010/BCDX947.TXT[11.06.2012 10:39:47]

1300-1357 on 17670 kHz AWR (Vietnamese) 1400-1557 on 15595 kHz RNW (English) 1600-1657 on 9590 kHz Family Radio (Swahili) 1700-1727 on 9895 kHz RNW (Dutch) 1730-1757 on 6020 kHz RNW (Dutch) 1800-1957 on 7395 kHz Family Radio (English) 2000-2030 on 7395 kHz Radio Sweden (Swedish) 2030-2100 on 7395 kHz Radio Sweden (English) 2100-2130 on 9680 kHz IBB (French) Mon-Fri 2200-2300 on 7380 kHz Deutsche Welle (Indonesian) Transmitter 2 (250 kW): 0200-0230 on 11550 kHz Radio Sweden (Swedish) 0230-0300 on 11550 khz Radio Sweden (English) 0330-0358 on 7360 kHz Vatican Radio (Swahili) 0400-0500 on 11610 kHz Radio VOP (multilingual) 0500-0600 on 12015 kHz IBB (Persian) 1330-1428 on 17550 kHz Voice of Tibet (Tibetan) 1430-1527 on 17495 kHz DVB (Burmese) 1530-1627 on 13800 kHz Press Now (multilingual) 1630-1657 on 13740 kHz RNW (Dutch) 1700-1757 on 12080 kHz IBB (Multilingal) 1800-1857 on 6020 kHz RNW (English) 1900-2057 on 7425 kHz RNW (English) Transmitter 3 (50 kW): 0230-0330 on 3215 kHz AWR (multilingual) 0400-0500 on 11610 kHz Radio VOP (multilingual) 1430-1530 on 3215 kHz AWR (Malagasy) 1630-1655 on 3215 kHz FLM (Malagasy) 1900-2000 on 6020 kHz Family Radio (English) 2000-2100 on 6020 kHz Family Radio (English) Madagascar transmissions temporarily via other sites: RNW: The following arrangements remain in effect: 2100-2131 UTC Dutch via Bonaire on 13700 kHz azimuth 80 degrees 1957-2057 UTC English via Montsinery on 11655 kHz azimuth 80 degrees 1730-1757 UTC Dutch via Nauen on 11655 kHz azimuth 300 degrees Vatican Radio: Transmissions at 0300-0530 UTC have returned to Madagascar, but the transmission at 1600-1630 UTC on 13765 kHz is broadcast via Santa Maria di Galeria. See original for photos, updates, above info probably inapplicable: (Andy Sennitt-HOL, RNW MN blog, dxld Jan 4) MALAYSIA 7 MHz Amateur Frequency. In the last WRC it was decided that Broadcast Stations will move out from 7.100 MHz to 7.200 MHz by March 2009 and this sector allocated to amateur radio in Region 3. Authorities in Singapore, Philipines and Indonesia have allocated 7.000 MHz to 7.200 MHz to amateur radio. file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WWDXD-BCDX/2010/BCDX947.TXT[11.06.2012 10:39:47]

KOREA D.P.R. 4450.00 AINDF, via KCBS, Pyongyang, North Korea, at<br />

1200-1215 UT on Dec 23, Korean talk by man and woman, 25312 heard //<br />

weaker carriers on 3480.01 kHz and 4557 kHz.<br />

(Anker Petersen-DEN, dswci <strong>DX</strong>W Jan 6)<br />

Observed the start of three different programmes in Korean languages at<br />

2301 UT as follows: Home Sce 1 on 2850 and 9665 kHz; Home Sce 2 on 4450,<br />

6250 and 6399 (there were jammers on 6250 & amp; 6399!) kHz.<br />

Voice of Korea on 3560, 6280, 7180, 7570, 9345, 9975, 11535, and 12015<br />

kHz; also Voice of Korea in Japanese on 9650 (and seems the poor signals<br />

on 3250, 4405, and 11865 kHz are also in parallel?), or generally 14 or<br />

more freqs.<br />

(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>TopNews</strong> Jan 9)<br />

KOREA Rep. of HLAZ-1566 kHz. The English LL program of HLAZ-1566 kHz was<br />

started in last August 2009 at 1800-1900 UT in Chinese. An announcement of<br />

"Basic English language course, and introduction to American people and<br />

culture" is heard at start 1801 UT.<br />

This program is produced in FE<strong>BC</strong>-USA by the offer of the Qingdao Korean<br />

church<br />

in Qingdao, China.<br />

(Sei-ichi Hasegawa N<strong>DX</strong>C Nagoya-JPN, dxld Jan 8)<br />

MADAGASCAR Three transmitters NOW on air at RNW Madagascar.<br />

<br />

There was a fire on Christmas Eve in the high voltage room of the external<br />

mains power supply at Radio Netherlands Worldwide's relay station in<br />

Madagascar. Firefighters from the Madagascan capital Antananarivo managed<br />

to bring the blaze under control within hours.<br />

The fire destroyed the high voltage circuit breaker equipment, so<br />

broadcasts from Madagascar had to be suspended while repairs were carried<br />

out. Satellite and Internet broadcasts were not affected.<br />

A temporary schedule went into effect on 1 January using the two Philips<br />

transmitters, and the 50 kW Siemens transmitter began tests on 2 January.<br />

The fourth transmitter (250 kW) is still out of service and requires some<br />

repairs, which are expected to take up to a week.<br />

Installation of the new 20KV/400V-160KVA for the auxiliary equipment<br />

inside the power plant building [captions] The visible damage to the<br />

Siemens transformer after a summary clean up (20KV/400V- 400KVA). There is<br />

also some oil leakage.<br />

The situation as from 5 January 2010: All times UTC:<br />

Transmitter 1 (250 kW):<br />

0300-0428 on 9660 kHz Vatican Radio (multilingual)<br />

0430-0457 on 9660 kHz Vatican Radio (French)<br />

0500-0527 on 9660 kHz Vatican Radio (English)<br />

0530-0630 on 7265 kHz IBB (French)<br />

file:///Z|/DOKUMENTATION-BULLETINS/WW<strong>DX</strong>D-<strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong>/2010/<strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong>947.TXT[11.06.2012 10:39:47]

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