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October 1992 Volume 21, Number 10

2. THE SPEEDX SUPERMARKET, John S. Carson, Jr.3. THE DXPERIENCE, Dan Brame

7. TRASH AND TREASURE, Donald J. Weber8. SHORTWAVE TO GO!, Dale Vanderpoel

14. WHAT'S ON, Daniel Sampson18. WESTERN HEMISPHERE, Don Thornton22. ONDA CORTA, Gabriel Ivan Barrera

23. EUROPE, Bob Colyard28. NEXUS INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING ASSOCIATION,

Alfredo E. Cotroneo29. THE COMMONWEALTH, Jason Berri

31. CIS MONITORING REPORT,Shigenori Aoki and Tetsuyo Kondo32. DX MOSCOW, Anatoly Klepov

32. PABLUM FROM THE PUBLISHER, Edward Janusz33. AFRICA, Poul Wakefield

36. ASIA/OCEANIA, William Westenhaver41. QSL REPORT, Mike Wolfson

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THE ID XIPEIRIENCEYour column of notes. news and views of what'shappening in the exciting world of shortwave radio!

Send any interesting DX/SWL info to:Dan Brame376 S. Jeffrey LaneWheeling, IL 60090

OCTOBER 1992GREETINGS FROM WHEELING

Here it is, Saturday evening after asuccessful afternoon on the football field.That is. at least for the "Warrior" MarchingBand. if not for the team Today we performedour tribute to Queen. and I don't care whatEddie Janusz says, I still got a kick out ofhearing my sixty -piece group play "BohemianRhapsody" for the home crowd! A good timewas had by all . . .

But. back to the world of DXing-a

tremendous thank you to the many peoplethat wrote in with information and contestentries. In fact, it was a real internationalmonth, hearing from Ireland. Switzerland,Finland and Nigeria (as well as receiving a QSLfrom Iceland!) My mailbox has never beenhappier, so keep those cards and letterscoming!

I've got a wealth of contributions, so herewe go . . .

NEWS FROM RADIO BEIJINGfrom The Messenger 9/10, '92

As reported in last month's Shortwave toGol column, Radio Beijing will change itsname to China Radio International (CRI) onJanuary 1 1993. They will use both namesfor the remainder of this year. This will makethe English name the same as it is in Chinese.thus eliminating the confusion with the localBeijing Radio. (This is the station's secondname change in the last fifteen years; it wasformerly Radio Peking.)

In addition, Radio Beijing is celebrating its45th anniversary. On September 11, 1947,the New China Broadcasting Station, NorthShaanxi began broadcasting in English. Itmoved to Beijing in 1949 and has been there

ever since. They are currently on the air for146 hours every day in 43 languages anddialects.

The latest copy of The Messenger is full ofinteresting information about the early daysof RB including several reminiscences byretired staff members. There are also featureson upcoming programming as well as articleson Chinese life and culture. It's a very nicepublication that does not seem as preachy orpropagandist as past efforts. Write for yourstoday! You might also want to ask for infoabout their officially sponsored trip to Chinain January 1993 --It costs a mere $1775(1) andincludes station tour as part of the package.

KNLS HAS NEW INTERVAL SIGNALfrom The Good New Letter Fall '92

KNLS has adopted a new interval signalthat will be used starting on September 27. Itwas written and recorded by musician andsong writer Jeff Brock. It is as yet untitled.and listeners are invited to write In withsuggestions. This tune replaces the themefrom Chariots of Fire.

In other news. the Russian service haschanged from block programming to an hour -

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long magazine format with music, features,listener mail and inspirational messages. Aseries of reports on the presidential electionwill be aired in the Chinese service. Interviewswith Station Manager Kevin Chambers aboutthe history of KNLS and life and work inAlaska have been airing in the English service.Tapes of this series are available from thestation.

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DON'T FORGET RADIO ST. HELENA DAY ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3FROM 2000-2100 AND 2220-2300 UTC ON 11092 KHZ SSB. IT

WILL BE AT LEAST ANOTHER YEAR BEFORE YOU GET ANOTHERCHANCE TO CATCH THIS STATION!

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Page TwoLETTER FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA

from Kevin Murray

Kevin writes about an experience similarto the one I had with a personal reply fromRadio Yerevan. He had been listening to theprovincial stations from PNG to hear theirtribal music and to learn more about theirculture and history. I'll let him describe therest:

"On August 4, I monitored a speech inEnglish from a person I suspected to be thePapua New Guinea Prime Minister on RadioWestern Highlands. For a few critical minutes,reception improved and I heard an impassionedplea for national unity. Some of the quotes Iwrote down tell it all-'One nation, Papua NewGuinea ... Many challenges lie ahead, bringingpeace to our country . . PNG is a nation ofmany tribal and ethnic groups.'

"When I wrote the station to request a QSLand ask if I heard their Prime Minister speak,I received a long, personal letter from thestation technician, Mr. Esau Okole. Mr. Okoleproudly told me I had heard Prime MinisterPalas Wingti speaking. Further, Radio WesternHighlands' complete coverage of the 35 minutespeech was only natural since he was the

elected representative of the WesternHighlands province and had just won theelection in June against the incumbent.

"Further, Mr. Okole described his stationas a 'small set up with the main purpose toinform the rural population in the remotevillages through radio of government policies,education, health, agricultural awarenessprograms and cultures of Western Highlandspeople.' I suspect most stations we hear in thetropical bands would describe their mission insimilar terms.

"After describing his family, his 'homeprovince' and his work with NBC, Mr. Okoleclosed with 'I am enclosing a post card of atypical highlander dressed for singing incultural finery. I hope you like it and thankyou for the nice report and souvenir. Our bestwishes to you and your family. With greetingsand regards from Papua New Guinea, EsauOkole.' To me, this is what is so special aboutDXing-a personal connection with individualsof other cultures made possible by radio. Ofcourse, I will write him back and thank him!"

Thanks, Kevin, for a great story!

EDXC 1992 - TAMPERE, FINLANDfrom R.C. Watts

Back in the spring I wrote about the thenupcoming European DX Council conventionto be held in Tampere, Finland. R.C. Wattsasked me for more information, and, luckydevil, he actually was able to attend! Here'shis report:

"Am here at the EDXC-92 meeting, August21-24 in the Hotel Rosendahl with 150-200other DXers, SWLs and broadcasters. BBC.R Finland, Deutsche Welle, R Korea, RSweden, R. Nederland and R Moscow arehere, along with first timers R Talinn, RBudapest, R. Romania and R Vilnius/Centras.In addition to radio workshops, there was av

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reception at City Hall for drinks/snacks, thebanquet tonight and a tour of the city tomorrow.Something different is Radioworld, a 200 wattevent station on 103.8 MHz. operating 24hours a day during EDXC-92. We'll see thestudio tomorrow. There are also DX videotapes run on the hotel TV system.

"Have heard a few stations that wouldotherwise have been difficult. Talinn on 5.925kHz is SIO 555 as I write this. Will mail somereports, naturally. This was a rather expensiveundertaking, though. Should I get some QSLsthey'll probably have cost $500-1000 apiece.but if you can bring yourself to sell the kids

and mortgage yourspouse, go to one ofthese at the very least.The Canary Islands forEDXC-93 (5/28-31) isa hot ticket!"

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MORE ON "SMART RADIOS"from the Washington Post 8/31/92. via Gerald Hart

Last month we had an article about theradio broadcast data system (RBDS) thatdiscussed the possibility of tuning a radio bychoosing the format instead of frequency.Each station would send out a signal withtheir call sign and format that could bedeciphered by a "smart radio." This wouldhelp the listener find a heavy metal or all -newsstation in an unfamiliar city. This monthGerald Hart sent an article that describesmany other uses for this info system.

Besides displaying station information,song titles could pop up on the screen with theperformer and date of release. This would begreat for those hour-long music marathons.The score in a ball game could be broadcastcontinually so you wouldn't have to wait for

Harry Caray to remember to tell you.Advertising space could be sold on your radio'spanel, or it could be used as a paging system.When travelling, a fading station would beautomatically changed to a stronger one in thesame network. The radio could even be set upto turn on automatically with emergencyweather and traffic reports.

Early next year we will see RBDS-compatible receivers from Denon. Sony,Panasonic, Delco and 34 others. 30 stationsnationwide have already tested the technology."It's going to work technically," says TerryDenbrook, director of engineering at Seattle'sKUOW-FM. "Whether it works from amarketing perspective is an open question. Itall depends on what (we) do with it."

THIS IS ONLY A TESTParaphrased from New York Times. 8/13/92. via William Westenhaver

Another icon of the cold war is beingtransformed. The Emergency BroadcastSystem, built during the 1950s to provideinformation to civilians over radio andtelevision in case of a war, is on the verge ofbeing overhauled by the FCC to make it usefulin a time when people are more worried aboutchemical spills than nuclear attacks.

Though it has never been used for itsoriginal purpose, in recent years the systemhas been used increasingly by state and localgovemements to warn people about bli77ards.tornadoes and other disturbances. The policein Los Angeles used the system earlier thisyear during the riots.

Now FCC chairman Alfred C. Sikes isproposing an updating of the system to makeit more automated and flexible. Governmentagencies will be able to transmit information

on dozens of topics. while radio and televisionstations will be able to select and automaticallybroadcast bulletins that are relevant to peoplein their audiences. Cable TV will also beincluded as part of the new plan.

The biggest change for broadcasters wouldbe that signals would be broadcastautomatically without the need for humanintervention. A Kansas station could programits receiver to be activated by tornado warningsthat would go on the air immediately. Themost obvious difference for the listener,however. would be that the now weekly testswould be done on a monthly basis on the airand silently at other times.

So, I guess there's a chance of the phrase"If this had been an actual emergency . . ."

might go the way of "Duck and covert" Anotherweird part of my childhood disappearing . . .

NEW FROM GROVE, via Bob ThunbergGrove Enterprises is promoting two new contains a listing of 20,000 English language

books. The first. Propagation Programs-A programs from 100 stations and is dividedReview of Forecasting Software by Jacues into summer and winter sections for easyd'Avignon is a review of programs such asASAPS, Bandaid. Mapper and others.d'Avignon is the propagation editor forMonitoring Times. The 47 -page book costs$9.95.

The 1993 Guide to Shortwave Programs isa follow-up to the acclaimed 1992 guide. It

reference. A separate section on DX programsis included along with a listing of most -usedfrequencies and an article by monitoring expertJim Frimmel. Grove promises that the bookwill be updated right up to press time. It isavailable for $15.95 from Grove Enterprises,P.O. Box 98, Brasstown, NC 28902-0098 or byphone at (704) 837-9200.

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EUROPEAN DX CONTESTSvia Steven Willers

Steven sent me entry blanks from two fallcontests held by German radio clubs. The firstone will be over by the time you get this, but itis sponsored by the Rhein -Main Radio Club.The object is to log 20 internationalbroadcasters from a list they provide as well asfive DW relays and the three Baltic republics.There is also a page of trivia questions. If youwould like to enter next year's contest, write tothe RMRC-Contest Office, Eberhard A H L.P.O. Box 320139. D-6500 Mainz 32. Germany.

The East and West Radio Club also has acontest that you can still get in on. The datesare 11/6 to 11/22, and the rules are similarexcept that the focus is on stations in theMiddle East and Eastern Europe. These runthe gamut from powerhouses such asDamascus and Kuwait to the seldom heardTurkish Police and Meteorological stations.Obviously. European listeners will have a legup on those of us in the heartland of the US.but everyone who enters will get a certificate.In addition, prizes will be awarded not only tothe top three point totals but also by randomdrawing from among all the contestants.

The entrance fee is 6 DM in cash/Germanstamps or 4 IRC. Write them at the EAWRC-Contest, c/o Adolf Schwegeler, Bahnhofstr.56. W-5042 Erftstadt 1. Germany. Or, sendme a SASE and I'll xerox the entry blank andsend it your way.

Thanks for the info. Steve, as well as thenice postcard and great radio stickers! (Whydon't we have FM stickers half as cool asthese?)

DXPERIENCE CONTEST

The September contest is still in effectsince my August deadline was later in themonth and this time it's earlier. Anyway, toclear up some questions on the August languagequiz, Chichewa is not a misspelling of Quechua;it is a language native to Malawi in southeasternAfrica.

While Rich Hankison won that contest. Idid receive an entry from someone who had atrue disadvantage in the mailing time.SPEEDXer Patrick Leader of Cork, Ireland.Therefore, as the entry from the furthestdistance (over 3600 miles!). I will send a packageof goodies to him as well.

For the rest of you. get your responses in toSeptember's trivia quiz (reprinted below), andwe'll have a new contest in November!

1. In 1978, who was the host of HCJB's DXPartyline?

2. What international broadcaster had a relaystation In the Canary Islands?

3. What present-day African republic wasknown as an empire?

4. What North American broadcaster (nolonger on SW) used as an ID "Kallaallit-NunaataRadioa."

5. Besides the VOA/AFRTS/UN Radio, whatthree independent stations were broadcastingfrom the US?

6. What Carribean broadcaster was audiblein NAm in the local afternoon on 15105 kHz?

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ENDNOTES . Listening to WRNO last week after WOR and find that their new FM slogan is"We promise to suck less." Aside from the obviously indelicate language used over internationalariwaves, doesn't this simply mean that they promise not to be any good. just less bad? Thenthey went into a solid block of Led Zeppelin --there's real variety for you. Go figure . . . DI3

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Ready or Not, here comes Trash and Treasure again ----some bad stuff butsome good stuff, too ----things to till your Radio library and, I hope,to aid you in your listening time.

The SURINAME DX CLUB INTERNATIONAL, with address in care of RavindranathSewdien, Bechaniestraat 58, Paramaribo, Suriname has another very uniqueoffering. It is a list by month, day and year when certain LatinAmerican stations began their broadcasting existence. In total, thereare about four (4) pages on letter -size paper and another page ofnational holidays. The last reprint of the LATIN AMERICAN DX CALENDARwas prepared in June 1992 and this information is great should you beable to hear one of those stations on their anniversary date --some LatinAmerican stations do offer special or longer programming on that day.The cost, directly from Ravin, is only $1.00US.

THE M STREET RADIO DIRECTORY is up to date again. The 1992 edition for$32.95US, plus $3.00 shipping, can be ordered from M Street Corporation,304 Park Avenue South, 7th floor, New York, New York 10010, telephone1-800-248-4242. This effort probably will be available from certain ofyour normal radio book dealers and suppliers --you might check if any ofthem offer a discount price. While this is basically only US andCanadian AM and FM station information and the actual shortwaveinformation is normally restricted to only two pages or so, I have heardtales that we shortwave listeners might occasionally turn on one ofthose AM or FM stations. If you have the interest, radio room space andmoney, M Street is worthwhile; if you don't have those three, so youskip it, no one will yell at you.

AWR-Radio, in particular, through their magazine, AWR-Current, c.p. 383,47100 Forli, Italy usually includes a freebie offer with each issue.The most recent insert card offered a couple religious items but alsoincluded a check -off box for an AWR Pennant --an IRC or so would be anice gesture with your request for the pennant.

HCJB, at their new US location, Post Office Box 39800, Colorado Springs,Colorado 80949-9800, has finished their latest lists of available items;books, cassettes, videos, clothing, pins, pens, key chains, evenwatches, attaches and pocket knives. Drop them a note or phone them at719-590-9800 to ask for a copy of these latest sales lists.

If 'old-tyme' radio with bits and pieces of programs and commercials ofthe 1930's gets you --the English have a very special offer. ConnoisseurCassettes c/o 58 Francis Avenue, Southsea, Hampshire, PO4 OHN, Englandhas put together a cassette which compliments the booklet 'When theOvaltineys Sang'. The price is t5.00 plus postage (whatever that mightbe) and the check is to be made out to F HURLEY and mailed toConnoisseur Cassettes.

IT MAY BE LISTED LAST BUT IN ITEMS YOU SHOULD HAVE IN YOUR RADIO SHACKIT SHOULD BE ONE OF THE FIRST. Gerry Dexter has rewritten his 1986effort SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL Thisis subtitled 'The Complete Guide to Reception Reports and OSLCollecting' and that's no understatement. I remember when I read thefirst effort, I mentally told myself a whole bunch of differentthoughts --that I knew that, I didn't know that, gee that's interesting,of course I do that and why hadn't I thought of that. The first bookwas good and this book is good. (And if any of you remember the oldBill Cosby humor monologue on good and other adjectives, you know goodis good.) The text, suggestions, copies of OSLs and general informationcover seventy-six (76) pages but a closing, extra chapter of the wellknown 'The CPRV Page' adds about forty (40) more pages of historic OSLinformation. The price is $12.95US plus $2.00 shipping ($3.00 forforeign) from TIARE PUBLICATIONS at Post Office Box 493 in Lake Geneva,Illinois 53147. Mastercard and Visa are both welcome. Here, again youmight find the book available from your local distributor.

SHORTWAVE TO GO!newt and information from theShortwave Paradise ABS

Dale Vanderpoel.Sytop and Editor

BAS: (305) 524-1035lax: (305) 524-0005Prodigy (11161162112008 SW 15th AveIt Lauderdale. IL33315-1871

Hello, and welcome to the column for this month! Glad to be back with you after whathappened down this way last month with Hurricane Andrew! Yes, we came through it okay, butour neighbors just 60 miles south of here in Homestead, FL didn't fare as well. I want to thankall of you who contacted me, and were concerned about my personal safety after the storm, itmeant a lot to me, thanks!. Thanks also this month goes out to Bill Westenhaver of Montreal,Canada for the RCI, and Radio RSA Skeds! Keep up the good work! We sure could use a fewmore contributors like Bill, keep it in mind as you read this column.

* First Edited August 30th; last update September 20th

WESTERN HEMISPHERE

R. Recovery: if you hear this station helping with the recovery of Hurricane Andrew victimsoperating in South Dade Co. Florida, USA on 1610mw at 400-1000w from 1400-0200 UTCdaily, they might QSL. You can send reception reports to:

Radio Recovery22nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

18th Airborne CorpsFort Bragg, North Carolina 28307

(DXPL, 9/12)

Radio Canada International: English Broadcast Schedule

RCI- Sept.27th- Oct.25th

0100-0159 LAm 9535, 9755, 11845, 11940, 13720 (A+S)0200-0259 LAm 9535, 9755, 11845, 11940, 13720 (M -F)0400-0429 Eur, ME 6150, 9505, 96700618-0659 Afr, Eur 6050, 6150, 7155, 9740, 9760, 11905 (M -F)1158-1259 Car, US 9635, 11855, 178201300-1559 Car, US 11955, 17820 (S only)1330-1357 E. Asia 6150, 95351515-1529 Eur 9555, 11915, 11935, 15315, 15325, 17820, 215451630-1657 India 7150, 95551700-1729 Eur 5995, 7235, 15325, 17820, 215451800-1829 Afr 13670, 15260, 17820 (M -F)1800-1859 Afr 13670, 15260, 17820 (A+S)1900-1929 Afr 13670, 15260, 17820 (M -F)2000-2029 Eur 5995, 7235, 11945, 13650, 15140, 15325, 178752030-2059 Eur 5995, 7230, 11945, 13650, 15140, 15325, 178752130-2159 Afr 11880, 15150, 178202200-2779 USA 5960, 97552200-2279 Eur, SEA5995, 7180, 11705, 136502200-2259 Eur 11945, 153252300-2329 LAm 9535, 11940 (M -F)2300-2329 Car 9755, 117302300-2359 LAm 9535, 11940 (A+S)2330-0029 USA 5960, 9755 (M -F)2330-0059 USA 5960, 9755 (A+S)

RCI- Oct.25th, 1992- Mar.28th, 1993

0000-00290030-01200030-01590100-01590200-0259

USA 5960, 9755USA 5960, 9755 (M -F)USA 5960, 9755 (A+S)LAm 9535, 11845, 11940, 13720 (A+S)LAm 9535, 11845, 11940, 13720 (M -F)

0400-0429 Eur, ME 6150, 9505, 96700618-0659 Afr, Eur 6050, 6150, 7155, 9740, 9760 (M -F)1258-1359 Car, US 9635, 11855, 17820 (M -F)1330-1357 EAs 6150, 95351400-1659 Car, US 11955, 17820 (S only)1515-1529 EUR 9555, 11915, 11935, 15315. 15325, 17820, 21545

1630-1657 India 7150, 95551700-1729 Eur 5995, 7235, 15325, 17820, 215451800-1829 Afr 13670. 15260. 17820 (M -F)1800-1859 Afr 13670, 15260, 17820 (A+S)1900-1929 Afr 13670, 15260, 17820 (M -F)1900-1959 Afr 13670, 15260, 17820 (A+S)2000-2029 Eur 5995, 7235, 11945, 13650, 15140, 15325. 17875

2030-2059 Eur 5995, 7230, 11945, 13650, 15140, 15325, 17875

2130-2159 Afr 11880, 15150, 178202200-2229 Eur, SEA5995, 7180, 11705, 136502200-2259 Eur 9760, 119452300-2329 LAm 9535, 11940 (M -F)2300-2329 Car 9755, 117302300-2359 LAm 9535, 11940 (A+S)

Relays via Sackville, NB, CanadaSept. 27th - Oct. 25th, 1992 (all these via William Westenhaver)

Time Station Freq Target0030-0329 BBC 6175 USA0100-0259 R. Japan 5960 USA0300-0400 Deutsche Welle 6085 USA0300-0315 Monte Carlo 5960, 9755 USA0300-0359 R. Beijing 11840 LAm0400-0459 Deutsche Welle 6085, 9545 USA0400-0459 R. Beijing 11840 LAm0500-0659 R. Austria Intl 6015 USA0955-1157 R. Japan 6120 USA

Time Station Freq Target1000-1059 R. Korea 11715 USA1055-1130 BBC 5965, 9515 USA1100-1129 R. Korea 6145, 9650 USA1130-1200 BBC (S only) 9515 USA1200-1400 BBC 9515 USA1400-1600 Deutsche Welle 17830 USA1400-1745 BBC 9515, 15260 USA2059-2255 BBC 9590 USA2255-0030 BBC 6175, 9590 USA

Relays via Sackville, NB, CanadaOct.25th, 1992- Mar.28th, 1993

Time Station Freq Target0030-0430 BBC 6175 USA0200-0359 R. Japan 5960 USA0300-0400 Deutsche Welle 6085 USA0300-0359 R. Beijing 11840 LAm0400-0415 Monte Carlo 5960, 9755 USA0400-0459 Deutsche Welle 6085, 9545 USA0500-0559 R. Beijing 11840 USA0500-0659 R. Austria Intl 6015 USA1000-1029 R. Korea 11715 USA

Time Station1055-1259 BBC1055-1257 R. Japan1100-1129 R. Korea1 130-1 159 R. Korea

Freq Target5965 USA6120 USA6140, 9650 USA9650 USA

1300-1400 BBC 5965, 9515 USA400-1600 Deutsche Welle 17830 USA

1400-1745 BBC (USA) 9515, 152602059-2255 BBC 9590 USA2255-0030 BBC 6175, 9590 USA

KNLS- Anchor Point, AK USA Winter Schedule 09/27/92- 03/28/930800-0900 EG 7365 1300-1400 EG 73550900-1000 RU 73651000-1200 CH 73651200-1300 RU 7365

1400-1500 RU 73551500-1700 CH 73551700-1800 CH 6150

(OXPL, 8/29)

R. Canada Intl: BBCM heard RCI announce Aug 15th that one of their transmitters had failed.They listed a number of irequencies they were dropping until further notice. Depending onthe time of day these include 21545, 13650, 11880, 13670, 9755 + 13720 KHz. (WOR#658)

CFRX, Canada: heard 6070 at 0755 UTC with United Way promo, news at the top of the hour.Signals good. (Ed Newberry, DXPL, 9i4)

KJES, New Mexico: heard again on Sep.2nd with new morning broadcast on 11715 in SP1500-1600 UTC, on 9510 at 1800, and 2000 UTC. (GH, WOR #658) Gigi Lytle heardKJES from 1400-1500 UTC in EG to Canada on 11715. SP to Mexico was 1500-1600 UTCon same 11715. Gigi reports VOA was on top of KJES till 1430, making it difficult to hear.EG signals were weak but when they went into SP signals were much better. (DXPL, 9/19)

R. Havana Cuba: frequency change as of Sept. 7th --13660 SSB will be on every day 2100-2300 UTC In SP and 0000-0200 UTC in EG to NA. West Coast service moves an hourearlier, and to a lower band 0500-0700 on 9550 KHz. (GH, WOR #658) Heard RHC on anew frequency of 9655 (moved from 9620) from 2200-2300 UTC in EG, also from0400-0500 in EG. SP from 2100-2300 UTC on 13660 USB, 15220, + 17770 KHz. (DaleVanderpoel)

R. Nacional, Colombia: broadcasting in SP on 17865 at 0005 UTC with an ID, Latin music.Signals poor to fair. (Jim Clair, DXPL, 9/4)

R. Difusora do Amazonas, Brazil: in PT 0114 UTC on 4805 with pop music, slogans. Signalswere good. (Jim Clair, DXPL, 9/4)

R. Difusora do Marahao, Brazil: in PT at 0204 UTC using 4715 KHz heard an ID, JamesBond theme. Signals were fair. (Marie Lamb, DXPL, 9/4)

HCJB, Ecuador: hearing them on a different SSB test frequency most of the day 17490 repla-cing 17535. (GH, WOR #658)

R. Paz y Bien, Ecuador: heard them reactivated on 4819.78 KHz at 0950 with music and anID. (Hans Johnson, WOR #659)

Voz del Upano, Ecuador: in SP at 0346 UTC on 5040 KHz with an ID, and announcement ofa contest. (Xavier Gonzalez Fisher, DXPL, 8/29)

R. Ancash, Peru: program heard In SP at 0337 UTC on 4991 KHz, good signals, and an ID.(Xavier Gonzalez Fisher, DXPL, 8/29)

R. Concoria, Peru: received on 6141.3 KHz at 0945 UTC in SP with Folk music, and ID.Signals poor. (DXPL, 9/4)

R. Ondas del Rio Mio, Peru: heard around 1008 UTC on 6803.4 KHZ with Peruvian folkmusic, ID at 1040 UTC. Signals were fair. (DXPL, 9/4)

R. Pio XII, Bolivia: in Aymara language at 0930 UTC using 5948.7 KHz heard music, and anID. Signals were poor to fair. (DXPL, 9/4)

RAE, Argentina: heard in EG 0235 UTC on 11710 KHz with opera music, history program.Signals good. (Ed Newberry, DXPL, 9/4)

R. Nacional, Argentina: back on 6060 KHz at 0604 UTC in SP. Heard ID, Tango music, andnews. Fair signals till R. Australia s/on at 0627 UTC. (Marie Lamb, DXPL, 9/4)

R. Netherlands- Winter

EUROPE

English Schedule 09/27/92- 03/28/930030-0325 SEA 9860, 11655 1730-1930 AFR 6020, 9605, 21515,0730-0830 PAC 9630, 11895 215900830-0930 PAC 11895 1930-2025 AFR 17605, 215900930-1025 PAC 9720, 11895 2330-0025 NA 6020, 61651130-1325 EUR 5955 0030-0125 NA 6020, 6165,1330-1430 SEA 13770, 17610 11835 USB1430-1625 SEA 9895, 13770, 1515 0, 0330-0425 NA 9590, 11720

17610

(RNMN, 8/27)R. Netherlands: has some very good news for listeners in Asia. They have been looking at ways

to Improve shortwave coverage of Asia. At the end of last month the board of governorsmet to discuss the options. The results were recently announced. R. Netherlands Isplanning to hire airtime on transmitters in Russia. R. Netherlands has been given authorityto negotiate with the Russian Authorities for the hire of transmitting facilities. They will keepus posted as soon as they get the airtime. (RNMN, 9/10)

R. Norway Intl: has made a Frequency change from 2100-2300 UTC on using 17845 Insteadof the old 17735. (RNI broadcasts at the top of the hour, and leases out time to R.Denmark on the half hour.) (DXPL, 9/19)

R. Renascenca, Portugal: on 9600 KHz in PT at 0028 UTC heard talk in PT an ID, news.Signals poor to fair. (Jim Clair, DXPL, 9/4)

R. Austria Int'l: times for "Austrian Shortwave Panorama" are:Sun. 1230 NA 13730; Eur 6155; Asia 15450, 17730

1330 Asia 15450, 177301630 Asia 117802330 LAm 9870, 137300330 LAm 9870; NA 9875, 13730 (WOR #659)

AWR, Italy: The DSWCI DX program can still be heard via AWR, Italy at 0615 UTC on 7205,and again at 0915 UTC on 7230 KHz. (DXPL, 8/29)

Polish Radio Warsaw: heard in EG at 1746 UTC on 9525 with a feature program, s/off at1755. (Jim Clair, DXPL, 9/4)

Croatian Radio Zagreb: another strange frequency from here heard on 6511 at 0130 UTC //6210. Perhaps this replaces 5085 which was not heard. (Hans Johnson, WOR #658)

R. Romania Intl: Arthur Cushen hears RRI in EG 0645-0715 UTC on 11810, 11940, 15355,17720, 17805,+ 21665. Also says EG to NAm is at 0200-0300 and 0400-0430 UTC on5990, 6155, 9510, 9570, 11830, 11940. (DXPL, 9/19)

R. Sofia, Bulgaria: has agreed to use 6210 instead of 6160 KHz from 1900-2200 UTC at250kw, They will also use 6220 instead of 6135 KHz from 1330-2200 UTC and 6230instead of 7170 KHz from 1530-2230 UTC (the last two are at 100kw); but they can't besure on all of these until the winter SW season commences 27 September.(RNMN, 9/10)

C. I. S. AND EXSOVIETS

R. Moscow World Service: was reported by Tom Sundstrum only heard now on 9855, 11675,and 11750 at 2200 UTC in EG. (RNMN, 9/10)

R. Ukraine Int'l: found a strange "unlisted" new frequency in EG 0000-0100 UTC: 11250,11520, 7195, 9640, 9685, 12000, 7250, 12060, 12330, 11790, 15355, + 15580. Best twowere 9685 + 11790 (Brian Alexander, WOR #658) Tom Sundstrom reports Ukraine at0000 UTC in EG heard only on 6080, 7250, 9685, and 12060. (RNMN, 9/10)

R. Ukraine Intl: Brian Alexander reports a seasonal change, no longer hearing most ofpreviously reported frequencies. He has heard this station from 0000-0100 UTC on 9685,7195, 7250, 15580, + 12060. Bob Thomas also reports R. Ukraine Intl on 15580, 15465,15355, 15195, 13645, 12060, 11885, + 9685. A repeat of the 2100 UTC broadcast canbe received from 0000-0100 UTC on 12000, 7250, + 6055. The 2100 UTC broadcastitself can be heard till 2200 UTC on 9865, 9785, 9710, 7330, 7320, 6055, 6020, and 5960KHz. (WOR #659)

R. Vilnius, Lithuania: Is only heard now on 9530 in EG at 2300 UTC. This also was reportedvia Tom Sundstrum. (RNMN, 9/10)

R. Riga, Latvia: observed at 1807 UTC tune -in on 5935 w/EG in progress s/off at 1830 in EG.It's a new time for this service. Sunday morning service not heard. (WOR #658)

R. Yerevan: Brian Alexander has been hearing the earlier EG broadcast here best on 11920 with10 minutes of EG news at 2145 UTC, and again at 2243. Weak parallels found are: 9450at 2145, and 12050 at 2243. (WOR #659) Arthur Cushen Is hearing this station from0245-0255 In EG on 11675, they also announced 11790, and 13645. (DXPL, 9/19)

R. Alma Ma Home Service: was heard at 0830 UTC on 11950 KHz with music program, fairsignal. (Ivan Cholakov, DXPL, 8/29)

AWR. Russia: their schedule has a misprint, the EG broadcast at 1600-1630 UTC is still on15125 NOT 9775 as claimed. (WOR #658)

AFRICA

Somalia: on SW using 6956-6972 range (mostly on 6968 USB) 9425-9535 range (generallyaround 9475) but only one frq used at any one time. EG news at 1830 UTC. (WOR #658)

RTV Nationale, Burundi: heard at 1750 UTC on 6140 after Deutsche Welle signs off of thatfrequency. (Ivan Cholakov, DXPL, 8/29)

Benin: Anthony Barret Is hearing EG from Benin on 4870 at 2015 UTC with news, FR follows at2030 UTC. (DXPL, 9/19)

R. Botswana: heard on 3256 Khz at 0310 UTC with good signal. (Ivan Cholakov, DXPL, 8/29)TWR, Swaziland: heard s/on at 0300 UTC on 3200 KHz. (Ivan Cholakov) (DXPL, 8/29)BBC Relay- Lesotho: on 11940 KHz at 0603 UTC with World Service for Africa in EG,

15400. Heard African news, Postmark Africa (Marie Lamb, DXPL, 9/4)R. RSA: will officially change their name to "CHANNEL AFRICA" on Oct 1st, 1992. SABC

alreadly has a TV station using the same name. (RNMN, 9/17)

Radio RSA: English Broadcast ScheduleValid Sept.6th-Nov.1st. 1992; All times UTC

0200-0400 EJC Afr 9730 1000-1100 E Afr 119000300-0500 S Afr 3995 1100-1200 C Afr 119000400-0600 W Afr 15220 1600-1800 Afr 9565, 118850600-0700 W Afr 15220 (William Westenhaver)

0300-0500 33200440-0655 7285

0300-0500 32150515-1615 9630

Radio Suid-Afrika (Domestic Station)0640-1640 117701630-2300 3320

Radio Orion (Domestic Station)2300-0300 3320

Radio Oranje (Domestic Station)1620-2200 3215(William Westenhaver)

ASIA/OCEANIA

Voice of Turkey: English Broadcast SchedulePO Box 333 06.443 Yenisehir Ankara Turkey

Valid till Dec.31st, 1992(After Sept.27th-Add 1 Hour)

0300-0400 NA 9445 2200-2300 NA 94451230-1300 SWA 9675 Eur 118952000-2100 Eur 9445 ME 7185

Selected ProgramsMon. The Turkish Mosaic Sat. (Allot -Idling weeks) DXTue. Turkish Album Show, Economic OutlookWed. Letterbox Sun. Another spot in TurkeyThu. What's up in Turkey? Blue VoyageFri. Turkish InstrumentsWings Of Hope: heard on 11530 at 1645 In Georgian language with songs address given was

HCJB's address in Quito as they are the ones who produce the programs in that language.At 1659 an ID was given, and address in Cyprus. (DXPL, 9/19)

Kol Israel: In EG 0355 (Changed to 0500 Sept.6) music, ID at top of the hour, then EG news.(DXPL, 9/4)

R. Iraq Intl: heard an apparent new frequency overtly from Iraq on 4930 closing at 2326 UTCwith no ID but, national anthem. Moved from 4750 (Brian Alexander, WOR #658)

R. Pakistan: English Broadcast ScheduleBroadcasting House, Constitution Ave., Islamabad, Pakistan

Valid till Nov 1st,I992

0230-0245 SEA 9515, 17705, 17725, 21485, 217300800-0845 WEur 17900, 215201100-1120 WEur 17900, 215201615-1630 Afr, ME 11570, 13685, 15555, 17556, 17725, 214951700-1745 WEur 11570, 15550

R. Pakistan: recleved pgm In EG at 0757 on 17900. 21520 w/ news, very good signals.(DXPL_, 9/19)

AIR, India: received at 1831 UTC using 15080 in EG with a feature program, ID, Indian music.Signals poor to fair. (Jim Clair, DXPL, 9/4)

R. Ulaanbaator, Mongolia: EG programs from 1200-;230 UTC on 1201, + 11850. Againfrom 1335 UTC on 7260, 7780. Another start tIme of 1940 UTC on 11790, 11850, andheard a s/off at 0940 UTC on 11850, + 12015. (DXPL, 8/29)

Voice of Asia: heard Indonesian language at 1540 UTC on 7445 KHz. (Ivan Cholakov) (DXPL,

8/29)FEBC, Philipines: picked them up on 11995 KHz at 1531 UTC with news in EG, then the

Faith in Focus program. (DXPL, 9/4)R. Veritas Asia: on 9520 at 1329 UTC heard music, an ID in EG, then a program to Sri Lanka,

and music. (DXPL, 9/4)R. Philipinas: Arthur Cushen reports hearing this station from his location in New Zealand from

0230-0330 UTC In EG on 17760, 17780, and 21580 KHz with good signals. (RNMN, 9/17)Singapore Broadcasting Corp: on at 1433 UTC using 11940 with an EG pop music call -in

type program. ID at 1436. (DXPL, 9/4)

Voice of Vietnam: English Broadcast Schedule58 Quan Su St., Hanoi, Vietnam

Valid as of Sept. 6th, 1992

1000-1030 15010, 12020, 1240mw 180C-1830 15010, 12020

1100-1130 9732, 7416, 1010mw 1900-1930 15010, 12020

1230-1300 15010, 12020, 1240mw 2030-2100 15010, 12010

1330-1400 15010, 12020, 1240mw 2330-0000 15010, 12020, 1240mw

1600-1630 15010, 12020English Feature Programs

Mon: Welcome to Vietnam (Tourism pgm)Tue: Sports and CultureWed: Letter BoxThu: Vietnam's Economy

Fri: Talks of the WeekSat: Weekly Review, Music programSun:

ABC, Brisbane: on 9660 at 1350 (JTC, heard pop music, ID. (Ed Newberry, DXPL, 9/4)

KHBN, Palau: is now broadcasting in CH 2200-0300 UTC, and EG from 0300-0530 UTC onNEW 11900 KHz. Sunday only EG 0300-0730 UTC on 11900. Unchanged Is 1100-1530UTC on 9830. (Arthur Cushen) Received at 1006 UTC on 9830 with music, ID in CH, andEG w/address given. (Ed Newberry, DXPL, 9/4)

KTWR, Guam: now using 15610 KHz at 1500 UTC for EG but, it has a jammer on thefrequency at the same time. (DXPL, 9/4)

KFBS, Saipan: picked up a CH children's program at 1425 UTC on 9495 signals were fair togood. (Ed Newberry) (DXPL, 9/4)

R. Kiribati: Now using a new shortwave frequency of 7440 instead of 14917.7 which they havebeen using for sometime. They are doing this because they have changed antennas. Thestation opens at 0600 UTC till 0830 UTC. (Arthur Cushen) (RNMN, 9/10)

Tonga: Arthur Cushen reports that the station A3Z should be back "on the air" by the end ofOctober using 5030 KHz. (RNMN, 9/17)

111-141ars% oNENGLISH BROADCAST TO NORTH AMERICA

Daniel Sampson 4 Turtle St. Arcadia, WI 54612 CIS 73540,3025

A big round ut thanks to the follokug individuals for the schedules: JasonBerri -CA, Edward Brown -IL, Bob Fraser -MA, Avi Kolko-NY, William Westenhaver-QU. A tewmembers have expressed their opinions on "What's On to the Wbrld" both pro and con. Youseen the compressed print that would have been used in last months bulletin which I foundreadable but I'm sure some members with poorer eyesight may have problems. Unless this isa lot more support for "W.O.T.T.W." the idea will have to be put on hold.

1 barely had time to put this months column together this month for on September 16the Trempealeau River flooded. Here in Arcadia we received 8" of rain. The river hit arecord high of 8.69 feet here, nearly twice its normal level. I had to evacuate my housebut. luckily the water only got up to the bottom of the door. The carpet was wet, aboutfive inches in. Unfortunately the car was caught up in the flood up to the bumper and haswater damage. Ashley Furniture had a foot of water in one of its plants and suffered550,000 worth of damage.

UTC Time Station Notes

0000-00150000-00250000-00270000-00300000-00300000-00300000-00300000-00300000-0030

R. Sofia. BulgariaR. NederlandR. CzechoslovakiaR. Norway Int' 1

R. Vilnius, Lithuan.RFPI, Costa RicaRFPI, Costa RicaSwiss R. Int'lVOIR1, Iran

Su -M

---

Sa-SuM -F

---

15250,

6165,

11990,

964515580,

21565,21565,

17730,

15315,0000-0050 R. Pyongyang, N.K. 15115.0000-0100 China R. Int'l 11715,0000-0100 R. Moscow, Russia 21690,

17740,

15485,

15280,

11970,

11710,0000-0100 VOA, C.S.A. 11695,0000-0130 R. Canada Int'l Tu-Sa 9755,0000-0200 R. Canada Int'l Su -M 9755,0000-0200 R. Havana Cuba 119500000-0200 REE, Spain 95300000-0200 WCSN, U.S.A. 98500000-0200 F5HB, U.S.A. 13760,0000-0200 WWCR, U.S.A. 138150000-0230 BBC, U.K. 9915,0000-0300 WRNO, U.S.A. 73550000-1000 WWCR, U.S.A. 74350030-0085 BRT, Belgium 13655;0030-0125 R. Nederland 118350030-0130 R. Korea, S. Korea 155750030-0200 R. Australia 217400030-0500 HCJB, Ecuador 15155,0100-0120 RAI, Italy 11800,0100-0130 R. Czechoslovakia 9580,0100-0130 R. Norway Int'l Su -M 95650100-0145 R. Sofia, Bulgaria 15250,0100-0150 DW, Germany 11865,

6085,0100-0200 R. Japan Gen 17845,0100-0200 R. Moscow, Russia 21690,

17720,15410,

12040,

11710,0100-0200 R. Ukraine Int'l 15645,

11885,0130-0140 V. of Greece 11645,0130-0200 R. Austria Intel 13730,0130-0200 R. Yugoslavia 11870,0200-0230 R. Norway Inl'l Su -M 9565

Frequencies

11770, 1166060209580, 7345

13645, 11780, 1034411SB, 971013630

13630, 7375 USB12035, 9885, 9650, 613515260, 902213760, 113359770

21480, 17890, 17860, 17850, 17825,17720, 17685, 17655, 17560, 15560,15470, 15425, 15410, 15385, 15290,13775, 13725, 12050, 12040, 12005,11860, 11850, 11840, 11780, 11735,9815, 9640, 9530, 72959455, 613059605960

7395

9590, 7325, 6175, 5975

9930

USB, 6165, 6020

9745

95757345, 5930

11770, 11660

9700, 9700, 9610, 9565, 9515, 6145,6055, 604017835, 17810, 15195, 1184021515, 17890, 17860, 17850,17605, 17560, 15560, 15470,15385, 15290, 15280, 13775,12015, 12005, 11850, 11780,981515580, 15465, 15335, 15195,9685, 7250, 71959420, 939598759580

17740,15425,

12050,

11775,

12060,

UTC Time Station Notes Frequencies

0200-0230 R. Sweden 11705, 9695

0200-0230 SRI, Switzerland 12035, 9885, 9650, 6135

0200-0300 R. Argentina Ext. Tu-Sa 11710

0200-0300 R. Budapest, Hung.' 15220, 11910, 9835, 6110

0200-0100 R. Moscow, Russia 21690, 17890, 17860, 17850, 17730, 17720,17685, 17655, 17610, 17570, 17560, 15560,15470, 15425, 15410, 15385, 15290, 13775,12060, 12050, 12040, 12015. 11995, 11970.11850, 11775, 11710, 9685, 9530, 9470

0200-0300 R. Romania Intl 11940, 11830, 9570, 9510, 6155, 5990

0200-0300 VOFC, Taiwan 15345, 9680, 5950

0200-0330 R. Cairo, Egypt 11865, 9475

0200-0400 R. Australia 21740, 17795

0200-0400 R. Havana Cuba 13710, 11950

0200-0400 WCSN, U.S.A. occ. 9850, 9350

0200-0400 WSHB, U.S.A. 13760, 9455

0200-1100 WWCR, U.S.A. 5920

0230-0255 R. Finland 15185, 11755

0230-0300 R. Portugal Tu-Sa 11840, 4705, 9600, 9570

0230-0300 R. Tirana, Albania 11825, 9580

0230-0100 R. Yugoslavia 11870

0230-0330 BBC, U.K. 9915, 7325, 6179, 5975

0250-0110 Vatican R. 9605, 7305

0255-0400 TWR-B,,naire, N.Ant. 11930

0300-0130 R. Czechoslovakia 11990, 9810, 7345

0300-0330 R. Japan Reg 21610, 17825, 15325

0300-0350 DW, Germany 9700, 9705, 9640, 9545, 9535, 6120, 6085,

6055, 6045

0300-0400 China R. Int'l 11715, 9770, 9(,90

0300-0400 R. Japan Gen 17810, 15230, 5960

0300-0400 R. Moscow, Russia 21830, 21790, 21775, 21690, 21585, 21545,17870, 17860, 17850, 17735, 17730, 17685,17655, 17650, 17645, 17640, 17605, 17560,15550, 15535, 15470, 15385, 15375, 15280,15255, 15210, 13775, 12040, 12015, 11995,

11880, 1185(1, 11775, 11710, 11690, 11675,11670, 9685, 9470

0300-0400 TWR-Bunaire, N. Ant 9535

0300-0400 VOFC, Taiwan 15345, 9680, 5950

0300-0500 WRNO, U.S.A. 7195

0330-0400 R. Austria InC1 13730, 9875, 9870

0330-0400 R. Dubai, U.A.E. 17890, 15400, 13675, 11945

0330-0400 R. Tirana, Albania 11825, 9580

0330-0425 R. Nederland 11720, 9590

0330-0430 BBC, U.K. 9915, 7325, 5975

0340-0350 V. of Greece 11645, 9420, 9395

0340-0400 R. Yerevan, Armenia 15580, 11790, 11675

0400-0430 R. Czechoslovakia 15355, 13715, 11990, 9810, 7345

0400-0430 R. Havana Cuba 13710, 11950, 11760, 9655

0400-0430 R. Norway Int'l Su -M 9650, 9560

0400-0430 R. Romania Int'l 11940, 11830, 9570, 9510, 6155, 5990

0400-0430 SRI, Switzerland 13635, 12035, 9885, 6135

0400-0500 China H. Int'l 11860

0400-0500 R. Moscow, Russia 21830, 21790, 21775, 21585, 17890, 17870,17860, 17850, 17740, 17730, 17685, 17675,17655, 17635, 17605, 17560, 15550, 15535,15470, 15320, 15280, 15210, 12040, 12015,11980, 11850, 11775, 11690, 11675, 11670,9880, 9865, 9685, 9470

0400-0500 V. of Turkey 9445

0400-0530 R. Sofia, Bulgaria 15160, 11720. 9850

0400-0600 R. Australia 15160

0400-0600 WCSN, U.S.A. 9840

0400-0600 WSHB, U.S.A. 13760, occ. 9870, 9455, occ. 9350

0430-0500 BBC, U.K. 5975

0430-0500 R. Havana Cuba 11950, 11760, 9655

0500-0515 kol Israel 11588

0500-0550 DW, Germany 9690, 9670, 9535, 6130, 6120, 6045, 5960

0500-0600 China R. Int'l 11840

0500-0600 R. Japan Gen 21610, 17860, 17825, 17810, 17765, 15230,

7280, 6085

0500-0600 REE, Spain 9530

0500-0700 HCJB, Ecuador 11925

0500-0730 BBC, U.K. 9640, 5975

0530-0600 R. Austria Int'l 6015IN, nn.. man


0600-0800 WCSN, U.S.A. 90400600-0800 WSHB, U.S.A. 9870, 9455, ()cc. 93500630-0700 R. Austria Int'l 70150700-08(X) VOFC, Taiwan 59500730-0815 BBC, U.K. 96400000-1000 WCSN, U.S.A. 117050000-1000 WSHB, U.S.A. 13615, 94550830-1300 R. Australia 95801000-1100 R. Moscow, Russia 21785, 21775, 21630, 21615, 21600, 21545,

21480, 21465, 21450, 17000, 17705, 17685,

17675, 17665, 17660, 175)10, 15440, 15140,15130, 12055, 12010

1000-1200 VOA, U.S.A. 15120, 11915, 95901000-1200 WSW U.S.A. 1760, 9495, 94551000-2400 WWCR, U.S.A. 156001055-1300 TWR-Bonaire, N.Ant. 15145, 118151100-1130 111C, U.K. 15220, 9515, 6195, 59651100-1130 kol Israel 175411100-1150 R. Pyongyang, N.K. 11335, 9977, 65761100-1200 R. Japan Gen 11840, 116151100-1200 R. Mos,ow, Russia 21785, 21690, 21630, 21600, 21545, 21480,

21465, 21450, 17800, 17870, 17865, 17830,17810, 17775, 17755, 17735, 17675, 17060,17590. 15595, 15550, 15500, 15490, 15470,15440, 15420, 15260, 15255, 15225, 15155,15140, 15130, 15110, 12055

1100-1315 R. Jordan 136551100-2400 WWCR, U.S.A. 118151130-1200 BBC, U.K. 15220, 9515, 61951130-1200 BBC, U.K. Sa-Su 59651130-1200 R. Austria Int'l 17730, 15450, 13730, 61551130-1200 R. Korea, S. Korea 117151130-1430 8C48, Ecuador 17890, 15115, 119251200-1300 BBC, U.K. 15220, 9740, 9515, 61951200-1(N) China R. Int'l 152101200-1300 R. Japan 61201200-1300 R. Moscow, Russia 21785, 21690, 21630, 21480, 17830, 17610,

17735, 17675, 15595, 15500, 15490, 19400,15470, 15440, 15280, 15225, 15205, 15125.15110, 12070, 12055

1200-1320 R. Nacional, Brazil 154451200-1400 85HB, U.S.A. 13760, 94951215-1315 R. Korea, S. Korea 97501225-1250 R. Finland M -I' 154001230-1255 BRT, Belgium So 21010, 175551230-1300 R. France Int'l 21645, 15365, 15195, 15155, 11995, 11670,

98051230-1300 E. Yugoslavia 21610, 17740, 177101235-1245 V. of Greece 17515, 15650, 156351300-1150 N. Pyongyang, N.K. 152301100-1400 01K:, U.K. 15220, 11820, 9740, 9515, 61951300-1400 R. Canada Int'l M -F 17820, 11855, 96351300-140(1 R. Moscow, Russia 21705, 21690, 17830, 17810, 1777',, 17/55,

17670, 15595, 15550, 15490, 15470, 1544,1,

15225, 15110, 12050, 11995, 11870, 9755,1300-1500 R. Australia 13605, 95801320-1630 R. Jordan --- 95601330-1355 R. Finland M -F 17880, 154001400-1425 BRT, Belgium M-Sa 21810, 175551400-1425 kol Israel Su-Th 17590, 17575, 15650, 15640, 11603, 115871400-1430 BBC, U.K. 17840, 9515, 61951400-1500 BBC, U.K. Sa-Su 11820, 97401400-1500 R. Finland Sa-Su 17880, 154001400-1500 R. Japan Gen 11865, 11015, 95351400-1500 R. Moscow, Russia --- 21690, 21615, 21600, 17810, 17765, 17670,

15580, 15500, 15490, 15470, 15225, 15110,12050, 12015, 11995, 11870, 9755, 9655

1400-1600 BBC, U.K. Sa-Su 152601400-1600 China R. Int'l 110551400-1600 WCSN, U.S.A. 156651400-1600 WSHB, U.S.A. occ. 17555, occ. 15610, 137601400-1700 R. Canada Int'l Su 17820, 119551430-1500 BBC, U.K. 17840, '(5151430-1500 R. Finland M -F 17880, 154001430-16(10 HCJB, Ecuador 17890, 119251500-1515 BBC, U.K. 17840, 9740, 9515

9655


1500-1600 R. Australia 13605

1500-1600 R. Japan Gen 15355, 11865

1500-1600 R. Moscow, Russia 21785, 21615, 17765, 17670, 15550, 15500,

15485, 15470, 15185, 13645, 12050, 12030,

11995, 11900, 11870, 11675, 9755, 9655

1500-2300 WRNO, U.S.A. 15420

1515-1600 BBC, U.K. 17840, 9515

1530-1540 V. of Greece 17525, 15650, 15635

1600-1615 nRC, U.K. 17840, 15260, 9515

1600-1630 R. Sweden 21500, 17870, 15270

1600-1700 R. Moscow, Russia 17810, 17695, 17670, 15425, 15375, 15185,

13645, 12050, 12030, 11995, 11900, 9755

1600-1800 WSHB, U.S.A. occ. 15610

1615-1745 BBC, U.K. 15260, 9515

1700-1800 R. Japan Gen 17775, 11865, 11815, 7140

1700-1800 R. Moscow, Russia 17810, 17695, 17670, 17565, 15580, 15510,

15425, 15375, 13645, 12050, 11995, 11900

1730-2100 R. Kuwait 11620

1800-1815 kol Israel 17575, 15640, 11675, 11587

1800-1900 R. Moscow, Russia 17695, 17670, 17655, 17565, 15580, 15510,

15425, 15405, 15375, 15185, 12050, 11630

1800-2000 RFPI, Costa Rica Sa-Su 21565, 13630

1800-2000 WSHB, U.S.A. 17510

1900-1930 R. Afghanistan 9635, 6020, 4760

1900-1930 R. Japan Gen 11865, 11850, 9640

1900-2000 R. Moscow, Russia 17695, 17655, 17565 15580, 15560, 15535,

15500, 15425, 15405, 15375, 15185, 13665,

13645, 12070, 12050, 11630, 9785, 9640

2000-2030 kol Israel 17575, 15640, 11675, 11603, 11587, 9435

2000-2100 BBC, U.K. 5975

2000-2100 R. Moscow, Russia 17695, 15580, 15560, 15525, 15500, 15485,

15425, 15405, 15375, 15355, 15175, 13665,

13645, 12070, 12050, 11850, 11675, 9785,

9740, 9640

2000-2200 WCSN, U.S.A. 15665

2000-2200 WSHB, U.S.A. 17555, 17510

2000-2330 RFPI, Costa Rica 21565, 13630

2005-2105 R. Damascus. Syria 15095, 12085

2100-2200 BBC, U.K. 9590, 5975

2100-2200 R. Moscow, Russia 17740, 17710, 17655, 15580, 15560, 15525,

15500, 15485, 15470, 15425, 15405, 15375,

15355, 15170, 13775, 13645, 12070, 12050,

12040, 11870, 11800, 11780, 9785, 9740, 9685,

9640, 9480

2110-2210 R. Damascus, Syria 15095, 12085

2200-2300 BBC, U.K. 9915, 9590, 7325, 5975

2200-2300 R. Moscow, Russia 21690, 17890, 17740, 17735, 17720, 17655,

17570, 15785, 15535, 15525, 15485, 15470,

15425, 15410, 15385, 15170, 13775, 13725,

12050, 12005, 11970, 11860, 11800, 11710,

9890, 9815, 9785, 9740, 9640

2200-2400 V. of UAE 17855, 15305, 15260, 13605, 11965, 9605

2200-2400 WSHB, U.S.A. 17555, 9465

2230-2300 kol Israel 17575, 15640, 11675, 11603, 11587, 9435

2245-2400 R. Sofia, Bulgaria 15250, 11770, 11660

2300-2330 R. Norway Int'l Sa-Su 11795

2300-2350 R. Pyongyang, N.K. 13650, 11700

2300-2400 BBC, U.K. 9915, 9590, 7325, 6175, 5975

2300-2400 R. Moscow, Russia 21690, 17890, 17860, 17850, 17740, 17735,

17720, 17685, 17655, 17570, 17560, 15560,

15535, 15525, 15485, 15470, 15425, 15410,

15385, 15355, 13775, 13725, 12050, 12005,

11970, 11710, 9815, 9640

2300-2400 V. of Turkey 11895, 9445, 7185

2300-2400 WRNO, U.S.A. --- 7355

2330-2400 R. Nederland --- 6165, 6020

2330-2400 RFPI, Costa Rica Sa-Su 21565, 13630

2330-2400 RFPI, Costa Rica M -F 21565, 13630, 7375 USB2330-2400 VOIRI, Iran 15315, 15260, 9022

2340-2400 R. Yerevan, Armenia 17660, 12050, 11970

WE3TET.1.12IIETITI3PEREDun `Thornton12 Frcc.:inun Hued. 6umcrct, RI 06373

ALASKA7365 0840 KNLS: EE: M anncr describing their QSL and requesting re-

ception reports (433 8/30 Owsley-CA)11580 1336 KNLS: EE: Schedule information; music from filmy Grant

(333 8/15 Dome -TX)

ANTIGUA5975 0400 BBC: EE: Michael Hayes interviewing people who survived the

WW II bombing of London (444 8/21 Findlater-Ca)9700 0330 DW: EE: ID; W anncr w/German lang lesson; times 3 freqys for

EE progs (444 8/22 Findlater-CA)17810 2045 DW: GG: Interview w/man on composing music; jazz selections

(343 8/20 Dome -TX)17840 1611 BBC: EE: "Fergie" quietly leaves royal family for a holiday

(454 8/23 Brewer -KS) @ 1515 in EE w/"Journey to the Center ofthe Universe" --a study of Black Holes (544 8/12 Fraser MA)

ANTILLES6165 0330 RN: EE: News; into "Media Network" w/news about the new Yaesu

FRG 100 radio (555 8/7 Bagozzi-Ca) @ 0342 in EE w/a report onthe French vote on the upcoming EEC treaty (333 9/3 Brown IL)9535 0300 TWR: EE: "Focus on the Family" w/the topic 'Screaming atChildren' (222 8/27 Brown -IL)

9590 0352 RN: EE: "Media Network" w/50th anniversary of VOA (555 8/21Bellovich-FL) @ 0352 in EE w/news abt the upcoming shortwaveb'cast from St. Helena (544 8/14 Carson -OK)

9715 1000 RN: EE: "Media Network" w/news that R. Caroline goes legit;from DAK (454 8/13 Fraser -Mu)

11815 1103 TWR: EE: TWR Bonaire is scheduled to get a new director(554 8/3 Neff -FL)

11835 1005 RN: EE: "Media Network" w/report on R. Fax; Voice of FreeBurma is being jammed (343 8/27 Brown -IL)

11930 0300 TWR: EE: Commentary on parenting and family values (444T77(7 Langlois-FL) @ 0330 w/"Bonaire Wavelengths" s news thatTWR to begin b'casting on medium wave on R. Tirana trans-

mitters (433 8/30 Carson -OK)17695 2009 RN: EE: One of the very last of the Tom Meyer hosted

"Happy Station" programs (332 8/30 Thompson-CA)21515 1845 RN: EE: Interviews w/various people on a variety of subjects(444 8/18 Levison-PA)

ARGENTINA6060 0542 R. Nacional: SS: Lat Am ballad music w/ID by M (343 8/15

OwsiJV7EIT--11710 0211 RAE: EE: Prog of Lat Am music; ID as "The Int'l Service of

of Argentine Radio coming to you from Buenos Aires" (333 8/20Bagozzi-CA) @ 0225 in EE w/news abt privatization of electricgenerator industry (544 8/19 Kyburz-CO)

15345 0155 R Nacional: SS: Non-stop f6tbol action w/ID given in passing(477187517rame-IL)

BRAZIL-T§177 2348 R. Anhanguera: PP: A couple of ads a into talks and music

(433 8/4 Bishop -NY)6090 0815 R. Bandeirantes: PP: Excited DJ hosts a prog of upbeat Lat

Am music (222 9/2 Findlater-Ca)9685 0210 R. Gazeta: PP: ID as "Esta R. Gazeta con Romantica Musics";

into Brazilian music (433 8/27 Owsley-Ca)11780 2325 R. Nacional da Amazonia: PP: 2 men talking on telephone -

one of them kept shouting at the other! (545 8/24 Brame IL) @1000 w/new that James Baker is visiting the Middle East (3438/3 Meinhardt-IL)

11815 0830 R. Brasil Central: PP: Lively vocal music; rents of BrasiliaSro--7'.3Tilo (222 8/22 Findlater-Ca)

11905 0600 R. Universo: PP: ID a talks in PP, w/many references to

Brazil (333 8/25 Millard -TX)15445 1200 R. Bras: EE:Brasilian music; report about baldness and

minoxidol (333 8/29 Pasquale -PA) @ 1243 in EE w/soft vocalmusic "selections of the best albums (343 8/8 Sampson -WI)

CANADA5960 0140 R. Japan: EE: The history of radio on Okinawa (544 8/15

Neff -FL)6070 0945 CFRX: EE: A Bluejay skybox at the Skydome was donated to

CFRB--this stations's medium wave call sign --for one game fora charity auction (343 8/10 Neff -FL) @ 0606 in EE w/ LarryKing telephone program (444 8/29 Carson -OK)

6120 1120 R. Japan: EE: Feature on South Korea's animated film prod-uctions for US Saturday morning TV (555 8/12 Fraser -MA)

6160 0301 CKZN: EE: CBC network news; @ 0304 into Newfoundland news &weather; into a prog of synthesized Baroque music (222 8/21Westenhaver-PQ)

9515 1445 BBC: EE: "Good Books" featuring the ancient Greek poetessSappho (453 8/5 Fraser -MA)

9590 2159 BBC: EE: ID; news inc UN convoy reaches beseiged Bosniantown (454 8/15 Brewer -KS) @ 0145 in EE w/"Caribbean Report"prog & into "Newsdesk" @ 0200 (555 8/19 Kyburz-CO)

9625 0203 CBCNQS EE: News that Iraqi planes will be shot down if theyfly in southern Iraq (333 8/27 Owsley-CA)

11880 2100 RCI: FF: News about Canada in FF (544 8/24 Brame -IL)13710 0243 RCI: EE: News about an abandoned Vietnames pot bellied pig

in New York (554 8/14 Neff -FL)15260 1520 BBC: EE: News that Taiwan cuts diplomatic ties with S Korea

(433 8/22 Brown -IL)17820 1615 RCI: EE Canada reacts negatively to US -Mexico free trade

agreement (444 8/14 Meinhardt-IL) @ 1130 in EE w/a DanishGarden Tour (554 8/8 Neff -FL)

17875 2137 RCI: EE: Discussion w/Peter Russell on the Nortn AmericanFree Trade Agreement (434 8/19 Dome -TX)

21675 1947 RCI: EE: Archeological excavations at Louisburg leading tothe restoration of the old fortress (544 8/26 Leader -Ireland)

CHILE6088.5 0900 R. Esperanza: SS: Lat Am music thru 0900; "R. Esperanza" ID

@ 0902 (322 8/30 George -MA)9750 1325 R. Mineria:(t) SS: Let Am music; M anncr host prog of news @

1330; no ID heard (312 8/15 Hankison-KS)

COLOMBIA4865.1 0830 LV del Cinaruco: SS: Let American guitar music into ID by M;

news & into ranchers music @ 0837 (333 8/16 Owsley-C4)5075 0324 CARACOL-Bogota: SS: Mix of ads and short news reports (242

8/21 Westenhaver-PQ) @ 1000 in SS w/IUs; ads for band and farmnews; ments of "Macarena" (545 8/30 Robinson -TN)

5955 0850 CARACOL-Villavicencio: SS Harp music with & w/out vocals;ID w/site @ 0859; "CARACOL Satelite" news

6116 0547 LV del Llano: SS: M anncr hosting prag "Super Musics delColombia" 4548/15 Owsley-CA)

6150 0730 CARACOL-Neiva: SS: US agents on the trail of Pablo Escobar(444 8/4 Meinhardt-IL) @ 0534 in SS w/ID & into news @ 0600(434 8/10 Carson -OK)

11822.5 2148 R. Nacional: SS: ID @ 2148 between Lat Am musical selectionsfl33 8/29 George-MH) @ 2320 in SS w/EZL Latin ion music (4338/1 Owsley-CA)

COSTA RICA5055 0326 TIFC: EE: "Hour of Decision" w/Billy Graham; ID as "From San

.71.,..7a7 Costa Rica, this is TIFC, the Lighthouse of the Carib-bean" (343 8/26 George -MA)

7375 0212 RFPI: EE: Feature about irrigated agriculture in CentralAmerica 4 the impact of reservoirs on the enviornment (3228/17 Kyburz-CO)

15030 1350 RFPI: EE: News about human rights violations in Africa17137-8/8 Nerff-FL)

CUBA-73T5 0606 R. Rebelde: SS: M anncr w/various anmts into Lat Am march

music (322 8/7 Owsley-C105025 0150 R. Rebelde: SS: 2 M anncrs w/commentary (444 8/15 Owsley CA)11750 0600 RHC: EE: US Congressman Alexander of Arkansas calls TV Marti

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17705 2040

"a relic" (444 8/3 M,Anhardt-IL)RHC: EE: Prog of int'l news inc Israeli Prime Ministervisiting U.S (544 8/11 Bellovich-FL) 0237 in EE w/news ofgrowing fish in flooded rice paddies (544 8/14 Neff -FL)RHC: EE: Talks alleging US federal system's injustice tonative Americans (343 8/31 Sampson -FL)RHC: EE: RHC has a new QSL card; antennas for beginners(323 8/11 Dome -TX)

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC9877.5 2328 R. Santiago: SS: Lat Am mx; full IO @ 2330 inc call sign

spelled in SS "HIAZ"; medium a shortwave fregys given (3228/31 George -MA)

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LV del Napo: SS: ID; anncr sings of "Santa Maria a Jesus";some of this was also in Quechua lang (545 8/17 Robinson TN)LV del Rio Tarqui: SS: M anncr w/long, long talk w/freqments of Rio Tarqui a Cuenca (0918 8/28 D'Angelo-PA)R. Quito: SS: M singing a Lat Am song (322 8/4 Bishop NY)tenatative logging @ 0220 in SS w/Andean music and many mentsof Quito and Ecuador (222 8/27 Millard -TX)Escuelas RadiofOnicas Populares: SS: M a children singingAndean follk music (333 8/30 Owsley-CA)R. CatOlica: SS: Soccer match: Ecuador vs. Costa Rica (3338718 Owsley-CA)HCJB: EE: "Musica del Ecuador" prog inc 'White Handkerchief'

'Why Are You Dressed in Black' (444 8/14 Brown -IL)HCJB: EE: "Happiness Is" w/host Dee Baklenko talking aboutGilbert a Sullivan and their music (434 8/14 Meinhardt IL)HCJB: EE: The story of the early days of misssionary effortsin the Ecuadorian highlands (555 8/19 Kyburz-CO)HCJB: GG: Possibly a test transmission --thanks to tip via"Media Network" (353 8/6 Lukas -NY) @ 0425 in EE w/Christiantalk from Roger Staubach (444 8/16 Brewer -KS)HCJB EE: "DXPL" w/review of Eddie Janusz's "The Literatureof Shortwave Radio" (343 6/22 Nestenhaver-PQ)HCJB EE: "Studio 9" w/Peruvian folk music (454 8/14 Bagozzi CA

R. Japan: SS: "Ondas Literarias" w/the reading of a Japaneseshort story (343 8/4 Meinhardt-IL)R. Japan: EE: "History for Uoderstanding Japan Today" (444712 Carson -OK)

R. Cultural: SS: Let Am ballads sung by M; ID (444 8/30Owsley-Ca)R. Buenas Nuevas: SS: Vocal music inc "Sweet Hour ofPrayer" (444 8/19 Robinson -TN)R. Tezulutlin: SS: EZL choral music into talks a ID by Manncr (444 8/15 Owsley-CA)

HONDURAS4820 1059 LV Evangelica: SS: Religious instrumental; into religious

talks in SS (322 9/1 Thompson -CA)

MEXICO600961859705

0821 R Mil: SS: ID; Lat Am pop ballads (433 8/16 Owsley-CA)0800 R. Education: SS: ID; continuous Let Am mx (544 8/16 Owsley)2300 R. Mexico Int'l: SS: ID; ments of target areas (333 8/12

Dome -TX)

PARAGUAY9735 0206 R. Nacion51: SS: TC "en Radio Rational" then into romantic

songs (333 8/30 Westenhaver-PQ)

PERU4824.5 0110

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LV de la Selva: SS: Popular music program; ID @ 0112 (2221712 Hankison-KS)R. Ancash: SS: ID; prog for campesinos (444 8/30 Robinson TN)LV de San Antonio: SS: Exciting local music; taped ID w/echosounding like the theme from "Leave it to Beaver!" S/off w/ID@ 0414 (232 9/2 Quaglieri-NY)R. Satelite: SS: Uptempo music; canned ID giving both short-

wave and FM freqys (232 9/2 Quaglieri-NY)

PIRATES, CLANDESTINRS & UNIDs4760 2358 UNID: SS: I heard part of an ID but they gave mentions of

Quito --not what I would expect for R. Frontera in Venezuela! -(433 8/25 Bishop -NY (The only thing I can suggest is EmisoraAtalaya, but they are in Guayaquil, Ecuador, not Quito ed)

7414.6 0145 EBO Radio: EE: ID & EZL masic such as Nat King Cole singing"Mona Lisa" (222 8/29 Bellovich-FL) (The cutting edge of prog-ramming, eh7--ed)

7414.7 0040 Rock 'n Roll Radio: EE: Repeated I0 --poor audio (222 8/30Bellovich-FL)

7418 0300 WKIK: EE: QSO w/the Voice of the Purple Pumpkin. Anncd asbroadcasting from Jacksonville FL (333 8/29 Pasquale -PA)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA5950 0204 VOFC: EE: Betel nut crop in Taiwan infected w/parasites-

perhaps they can import "Red Man" and chew it, instead, hi!(545 8/20 Bellovich-FL)

7355 0030 WRNO: EE: Jeff White w/cmnty on effects of Hurricane Andrewin Miami area. He did the b'cast with battery operated equip-ment and flashlight! (554 8/27 Neff -FL)

7415 0449 VOA: EE: Talks about farmer's markets, planetary rover paradein Washington; news (343 9/3 Sampson -WI)

7435 0121 WWCR: EE: "For the People" political call -in prog. Very goodstuff! (545 8/4 Bellovich-FL) @ 0425 in EE w/"Prayer Line"w/host Don Powell (434 8/20 Bagozzi-CA)

7460 0238 WJCR: EE: Gospel and contemporary relig music ; ID @ 0246(242 8/7 Westenhaver-PQ)

7465nf 0556 WJCR: EE: "Worldwide Prayer Line"; (444 8/29 Carson -OK)7510 0200 KTBN: EE: ID & into "A New Beginning" (555 8/16 Bellovich FL)9590 1830 KJES: EE: Religious talks --man reads Bible text line by line

echoed by W w/talks about Yahweh punishing sinners; ID @ :857w/address requesting reception reports (433 9/7 Brame -IL)

9680 0355 VOFC: EE: "Let's Learn Chinese" lang prog (444 8/11 Carson OK)9840 0510 WCSN: EE: Jay O'Callahan reads his story 'Politics" (444

(7714Meinhardt-IL) @ 0703 in EE w/report of conference in S.Africa scheduled on Sept 7th (555 8/27 Leader -Ireland)

11930 1959 R. Marti: SS: Music by the Supremes, Phil Collins (555 8/2Humenyk-ON)

13815 0349 WWCR: EE: Prog w/Dr. Gene Scott (353 8/7 Lukas -NY)15160 LV de la OEA: PP: "Americas" the weekly 15 minute PP prog

Treading of listener's letters (433 8/23 Westenhaver-PQ)15420 2225 WRNO: EE: "World of Radio" w!Glenn Hauser (544 8/8 Humenyk ON)15440 0140 WYFR: EE: Gospel music; prog "Creation Moment" (555 8/7

Bagozzi-CA)17715 2115 BBC: EE: Report to Caribbean with news item on Haiti; 2130*

7on 2115 (454 8/19 Bagozzi-CA)17510 2000 WSBB: EE: ID; news; sermon from the Christian Science Church

(343 8/33 Thompson -CA)

VENEZUELA4830 0115 R. Tichira: SS: Non stop Lat Am pop music prog hosted by M

(44497775ornton-NJ)4970 0559 R. Rumbos: SS: W hosting a prog of very lively Lat Am music;

ID Owsley-CA)4980 0315 Ecos del Torbes: SS: M anncr reads horoscopes and reads lot-

tery results (343 8/14 Meinhardt-IL)9540 2100 R. Nacional: SS: IS; full Iii w time & freqy anmts (333 8/23

Millard -TX)9640 1130 Ecos del Torbes: SS: Birthday greetings; vocals w/syncopated

tempo --music is muy bueno! (545 8/30 Robinson -TN)9660 0510 R. Rumbos: SS: W w/TC & into lively Lat Am music (444 8/7

Owsley-CA

FILL THAT GAP! One logging was misdirected to me and it is too late toforward it to Bob Colyard and I can't pass up the chance to include it here -Steve George -MA has a tentative logging of the Azores --R. Club do Angra in SSor PP with apparant sports coverage, maybe a soccer match on 13584 kHz @ 2150most recetnly on 8/29. Unfortunately no ID heard...The new station from LatAm which has been heard on 49,;2 has been variously reported as being R.Fantasia in Venezuela & R. Cima Ciento, Dominican Republic. I haven't beenable to coax a good ID out of them yet, but my guess is the Dominican as theyare a relay of an FM station, and they seem to ID in the sloppy way that FMstations like to do...until next month remember to have n with your radio!

ONDA CORTAGabriel Ivan Barrera

Casilla 2868 1000 Buenos Aires Argentina

Here as contribution for your DX -bulletin is a summary of stations recently heard15, 16, and 17 August near to Coronet Vidal, situated 340 km southeast of Buenos Airescity. The receiver was an NRD-525 with a 20m longwire antenna. Times are UTC.

4649.04 0135 Bolivia R. Santa Ana, Sta. Ana de Yacuma, folk mx & local time at0142. 0143, M ID as 'Santa Ana la radio, una amistad que no seolvida," & musical salutations. (44343)

4871.27 0258 Ecuador (new frequency) Centinela del Sur, Loja, folk mx, ads, at0305 ID as "CDS, mak; fantastica, alas musical" by F. at 0330 mx "Sopade Caracol," at 0334 s/off anmts: "Radio Centinela del Sur finaliza suaudicion correspondiente al dia de hoy, nos alegra haberlos acompa-nado durante este dia; ha sido importante y significativa la tarea deIlegar al lado de ustedes.... Centinela del Sur en la Republica delEcuador transinitio en 1210 kHz onda media 10 kilowatios depotencia, onda corta en 4890 kHz 5 kilowatios de potencia, hemosestado operando en la ciudad de Loja, provincio del mismo nombre,enclavada en la frontera sur del Ecuador en Sudamerica..." S/O w/National Anthem. 133543)

5004.76 2050 Bolivia R. Libertad, La Paz, mx boleros, 2301 ID by M as "Esta es laHora de Libertad: 19 horas en punto, 7 de la noche en punto," ads, at2303 pgm "Encuentro con la Historia," talking about Bolivian history.(34343)

5280.00 0337 Brasil (new frequency) R. Guaiba, Porto Alegre, PT comments, IDby M as "Radio Guaiba" at 0337, // 6000. 0403 ads Banco Sud, MarcoPolo Transporte, "Forum Radio Guaiba, um programa de FlavioAlcaraz Games," 0405 gongs and S/O anmts by M as "Radio Guaiba,Porto Alegre, Rio Grande de Sul, Brasil...en este momento asemissoras de ondas curtas ZYE852 49 metros 6000 kHz e ZYE853 25metros 11785 kHz que voltaran ao ar logo mas as 5 horas, permane-cendo no ar a emissora de onda media...720 kHz, a los ouvintes dasondas curtas, boua noite." (45444)

6281.68 2315 Perti R. Huancabamba, Huancabamba, huaynos, ID at 2320 as "RadioHuancabamba, primera en sintonia" & messages, by M annr. (23342)

6299.37 2330 Honduras Sani Radio, Puerto Lempira, mx by Jose Luis Perales,pgm by AVANCE, talks by M anncr. ID at 2355 by M as "Sani Radio,"at 0003 (UTC 16/8) S/O anmts, "finaliza aqui la audicion verpestina ynoctuarna de Sani Radio..." in ID, hrd old fq 4755. (24342)

6628.48 0200 Pero LV de San Antonio, Bambamarca, end of pgm "Paraiso Tropical"hosted by Luis Ruiz Santos, at 0201 ID as "Radio la Voz de SanAntonio, La Voz de los que no tienen voz," jingle & folk mx; at 0220pgm "Pasillos Inolvidables," name of pgm hrd w/equatorial mx. Thisstn was reported by Cecilia de Salas from Peru in July. (34443)

6754.69 0049 Perti R La Merced, Tongol folk mx, ads about Cajamarca, at 0101"Les informs Radio La Merced" & "Senoras y senores y ()yentas deRadio La Merced, a esta hora el departamento de prensa de Radio LaMerced presents Informadiario Informativo," local nx. (25342)

6803.31v 0134 Perk Ondas del Mayo, Nueva Cajamarca, at 0140 "La costumbre denuestros pueblos, asi cantan los paisanos," also ID as "tambien aquienes estan en sintonia en estos momentos de Radio Ondas delMayo," then folk music. 134343)

9717.16 1420 Bolivia R. La Plata, Sucre, report & news comments about politicalsituation in Sucre and protests in the universities; at 1432 ID as"Cuando son las 10 de la manana con 34 minutes a travel de Radio LaPlata, La Voz de la Capital," also "...Naturalmente desde La Voz de laCapital." (34443)

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BOB COLYARD84 HARRISON AVEBRICK, NJ 08724

October is here and so is the change to standard time. I hope everbodyfound their favorite stations & programs. It usually takes me a few days tofind some of them (i.e. Yugoslavia). Some stations like "Radio station X"(unknown, as I type this) have even changed their names. It's the season!

1/04,Radio Tirana

RT: EE: Albanian news events and the fate of Albanians inYugoslavia. (444 8/17 Kyburz-CO) (333 7/22 Findlater-CA)580 million in foreign debt. (434 8/13 Foster -NC)

0243 RT: EE: "Music for Your Pleasure" w/top tunes by AlbanianArtists. (434 8/13 Bagozzi-CA)RT: Albanian: Woman w/Albanian folk music. (343 8/18 Owsley)RT: EE: //9580; ID & news: Albanian Democratic party holdsvictory rally. (423 8/6 Bellovich-FL)

RT: EE: IS, ID & into news by woman. (333 8/13 Millard -TX)RT: FF: IS w/trumpet, then ID: "Ici Albani". (333 8/16 Owsley)

Radio Austria Int'l

0330 ORF: EE: Woman/man w/world news. (333 8/20 Langlois-FL)0012 .ORF: GG: "Waltzes of Austria" festival. (444 8/13 Dome -TX)

0130 ORF: EE: "Report from Austria" Austria proposes to host middleeast peace conference. (544 8/30 Bellovich-FL)

ORF: EE: Environment pgm on Vienna Wood. (333 8/8 Bagozzi-CA)ORF: SS: GG ID by woman & into news in SS. (333 8/12 Owsley)ORF: EE: Report on Bosnian refugees. (242 8/13 Meinhardt-IL)ORF: EE: Old Sephardic songs by YL trying to restore Vienna'sold Jewish culture; no sign of 13730. (333 8/31 Westenhaver)

Belgische Radic en Televisie

2330 BRT: EE: //13655; News/wx & "PO Box 26". (444 8/16 Levison-PA)2342 BRT: EE: "Brussels Calling" w/"Belgium Today". (333 8/9 Brown)2345 BRT: EE: "Economics" on the port of Antwerp. (344 8/13 Carson)0647 BRT: EE: Report on Antillean folk festival. (343 8/19 Neff -FL)2155 BRT: Dutch: IS, ID & into programming. (433 8/15 Millard -TX)

2245 BRT: Flemmish?: Music pgm w/"Stand By Me". (242 8/18 Owsley)2331 BRT: EE: "Brussels Calling" w/news, Listener's club, & guitar

music (444 8/9 Sampson -WI)//9930; News of new school bus regulations.(444 8/25 Levison)

to Eur/Austo Eurto SEA/NAto SEA/NAto Eur/Afrto Europeto NA/SA

English Schedule

0730-0755 ut1000-10251230-12551400-14251900-19252200-22350030-0055

(Radio Station5910, 9905,5910, 990517550, 2181017550, 218105910, 155405910, 99059930, 13655

X)

11695 kHz(Mon to Sat)(Sunday)(Mon to Sat)

BULGARIA Radio Sofia

11660 2155 RS: EE: //11720; "Sunday to Sunday Review". (343 8/30 WW -PQ)

2229 RS: EE: News by woman. (444 8/8 Humenyk-ONT)11720 *0000 RS: EE: Sked & news. (333 8/25 Brewer-KS)(323 8/4 Bellovich)15290 0545 RS: RR?: Woman w/Bulgarian chant folk music. (444 8/16 Owsley)15330 1820 RS: EE: Commentary w/musical interludes. (444 8/18 Levison-PA)

1840 RS: EE: Program of guitar folk music. (454 8/16 Fraser -MA)2150 RS: EE: News: Kabul echoed with explosions as many leave their

homes. (55555 8/25 Leader-IR) (222 8/15 Owsley-CA)*2100 RS: EE: IS, ID, freq anmt, preview & news; on top of "Golds

Rossiye" (no more socialist cooperation). (333 8/30 WW -PQ)2237 RS: EE: "Across the Map of Bulgaria" about Bulgarian culture

& nifty folk music. (243 9/19 Westenhaver-PQ)

CROATIA Croatian Radio, Zagreb

6210 0008 CR: Croatian: Varied music: cool jazz & hot rock to DollyParton. (323 8/18 Foster -NC) Bob, I think it belongs here. BC

13830 2106 CR: EE: //6210(weak), 9830(under RFI); News of the "formerYugoslavia", blaming Serbians for attacks on Muslims, andCroatians "get along well with Muslims"; then rock mx @2111.(454 8/31 George -MA)

2123 CR: Croatian: Croatian version of "Listen To The Rhythm OfThe Falling Rain"; no //s noted. (222 8/25 Wakefield -IA)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA Radio Czechoslovakia7345 0000 RC: EE: News and talk on the new Slovak constitution.

(444 8/15 Bellovich-FL) (454 8/29 Neff -FL)0315 RC: EE: DX program & mailbag program. (222 7/23 Flynn -OR)

9580 0100 RC: EE: News on fighting in Kabul & Bosnia; then some shortoperatic vocals. (222 8/17 Findlater) Dvorak or Janacek? -BC

9605 2004 RC: EE: News & "Encore" w/symphony from Russian composer,Kalsukavich, written when he was 18. He died in 1973.(343 8/23 Sampson -WI)

2103 RC: EE: News by woman; QRM de co-ch RFI. (422 8/24 Brame -IL)9810 0300 RC: EE: "News in brief", "Economic Report" & "Traveltime" on

interesting places to visit in Czech. (333 8/21 Findlater-CA)11990 0005 RC: EE: //7345; ID & woman w/commentary on the divisions in

Czechoslovakia; poor audio. (342 8/26 Brewer -KS)0400 RC: EE: Tlk on the country's dissolution. (333 7/17 Findlater)

15520 1530 RC: Czech: Sign -on & woman w/news. (333 8/12 Langlois-FL)15355 1045 RC: EE: //11990; "Listener's Tribune" w/Jan & Elana reading

letters from mostly the U.K. (333 9/23 Colyard-NJ)

FINLAND Radio Finland6120 2134 RF: EE: Talk on pollution from Russian pulp & paper factories.

(54444 8/25 Leader-IR)11755 0128 RF: EE: IS & ID; poor copy due to severe QRM de RHC-11760;

no //s heard. (322 9/6 Brame -IL)0133 RF: EE: News: state tries to cut it's budget. (333 8/19 Brown)

13730 2005 RF: Finnish?: EE ID; really strange format. (343 8/14 Babin-MA)15185 0140 RP: EE: Press review & Finnish history pgm. (444 8/15 Bagozzi)15400 1345 RF: EE: //21500; History of 1942 w/Russia. (444 8/15 Dome -TX)15440 1830 RF: EE: News of Scandanavian countries & Serejevo fighting.

(222 8/18 Findlater-CA)1832 RF: EE: World & local news. (333 8/18 Levison-PA)

FRANCE Radio France Int'l9605 2059 RFI: FF: RFI's top of the hour fill music: @2100: ID, TCs for

Paris & Singapore, then news. (343 8/17 Westenhaver-PQ)9790 0230 RFI: FF: //9800FG; French rock music. (333 8/27 Owsley-CA)11670 0040 RFI: FF: French popular music & talk. (343 8/24 Owsley-CA)17620 1605 RFI: EE: Afro news on fighting in S.Africa. (433 9/7 Brame -IL)17650 1249 RFI: EE: Report on women in the ANC; @1252: ID & headlines.

(343 8/22 Westenhaver-PQ) These freqs change all the time. BC1402 RFI: EE: News of fighting in Bosnia and Olympic results.

(444 8/4 Sampson -WI)1410 RFI: EE: News & "Spotlight Africa". (333 8/30 Brown -IL)1435 RFI: EE: Asian Svc; news w/interviews & talk; ID and French

language lessons. (33 8/29 Brame -IL)"This Week in Asia" & French lesson 1126. (333 8/22 Brown -IL)

21645 1420 RFI: SS: Press review: the French press favors militaryintervention in Bosnia. (444 8/12 Meinhardt-IL)

GERMANY Deutsche Welle Voice of America3995 2346 DW: GG: Man/woman w/talk & German pop mx. (433 8/25 Bishop)6085 0120 Bayerische Rundfunk: GG: German & English pop music (Mamas

& Pappas, "California Dreaming"). (433 9/2 Pasquale -PA)6145 0100 DW: EE: News & "European Journal" on atrocities in Bosnia.

(555 8/15 Bellovich-FL)9515 2159 DW: PP: Nifty thirties jazz music; @2213: news & s/off anmts

w/"hoedown" mx; this xmsn for Europe. (343 9/2 Westenhaver)9700 0015 DW: EE: News in brief & comparing the new Germany w/Hitler's

Germany. (454 8/6 Dome -TX)11815 0100 VOA: Tibetan: Man w/news; 013011 poor. (222 8/21 Findlater-CA)11865 2305 DW: SS: "Voz de Alemania" ID; discussion of German Olympic re-

sults & the place of women in Islam. (444 8/3 Meinhardt-IL)15275 0550 DW: GG: Man w/ID & into classical music. (243 8/16 Owsley-CA)15425 2300 DW: SS: Cuban boxers dominate Olympics. (343 8/8 Meinhardt-IL)21535 1700 VOA: AA: woman w/news. (222 7/18 Findlater-CA)

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Voice of America Voice of Greece

VOG: Greek/EE: //11645, 9425; Lively Greek music; woman withEnglish news @2335; 2350 *. (333 9/17 Findlater-CA)

VOG: Greek: Man w/continuous Greek folk mx. (333 8/15 Owsley)VOG: EE: Book reviews on books abt Macedonia. (453 8/12 Neff)VOG: Greek: //9420, 11645; Man w/news and balalaika musicprogram. (222 7/23 Findlater-CA)

VOA-Kavalla: EE: Talk on Count Basie & orch. (222 8/3 Humenyk)VOG: EE: Comments on a music conductor & Greek vocal music.(444 8/21 Levison-PA)

VOG: EE: Woman w/news on Bosnia & Yugoslavia. (323 Bellovich)VOG: EE: Woman w/Olympic results. (333 8/12 Langlois-FL)VOA-Kavalla: AA: EZL mx, & news @0400. (333 7/16 Findlater-CA)

Radio Budapest

RB: EE: News w/item on two new border posts between Hungaryand Slovenia. (444 8/22 Bagozzi-CA)

RB: EE: "If You Come To Hungary". (453 8/12 Neff -FL)RB: EE: Very detailed account of soccer game. (444 8/24 Brame)RB: EE: "The Supplement" comments from Hungarian publications.(333 8/25 Carson -OK)

ICELAND Icelandic National Broadcasting

13855 1900 INBS: Icelandic: Man w/news & telephone call -ins; best usingUSB; 1930*. (222 8/18 Findlater-CA)

1940 INBS: Icelandic: "Utvart Ryekyavik" ID, and news w/phone-inreport on Hurricane Andrew. (343 8/25 Wakefield -IA)

15770 1935 INBS: Icelandic: Man & woman w/talk & music; into news w/tapedinterviews; 2 sec mx & suddenly off @2008*. (344 8/30 Brame)

1952 INBS: Icelandic: Interview w/man & news. (323 8/18 Dome -TX)

ITALY Radiotelevisione Italiano

7125 0210 IRRS: EE/II: "UN Radio" w/political talk & address in NYC;Italian vocal music & anmt @0215 that "Listener's Mailbag"would not be heard due to vacation. (243 8/29 George -MA)

11800 0100 RAI: EE: Usual nx concerning Balkan crisis. (444 8/15 Fraser)0105 RAI: EE: News & odd music selection w/"boom-sha-ka-la-ka"

-IL)0108 RAI: EE: ID & address, then into boring Euro-disco music;

terrible! (333 8/11 Bellovich-FL)0145 RAI: SS: IS , anmt & into world news. (333 8/15 Owsley-CA)

15330 0535 RAI: AA: Bird -chirp IS into ID & talk. (333 8/16 Owsley-CA)15340 *1910 RAI: AA: IS, ID & Man w/news; 1930*. (222 9/16 Findlater-CA)15525 1430 Radio Uno: II: Man w/conversation. (253 8/2 Humenyk-ONT)

European Christian Radio now on 6220 to avoid Croatia. BC

Radio Luxembourg

RTL: EE: Pop music & IDs. (232 8/19 Neff -FL)RTL: EE: "Hello, Top 20 Luxembourg","Acky Bracky Heart 17".(545 8/9 Robinson -TN)

2200 RTL: EE: British accented DJ w/continuous pop music, mostlyrock & jingles; a few minutes of news. (10kw? I don't believeit!) (333 7/20 Findlater-CA) The magic of shortwave! -BC

2200 RTL: EE: Pop music hits & mention of the scandal involvingLady Di. (433 8/31 Pasquale -PA) Int'l tabloid radio! BC

2200 RTL: EE: ID & U2 w/"Unforgettable Fire". (322 8/13 Millard)

Deutsche Welle

DW: EE: Review of the European press w/talk on the break-upof Czechoslovakia. (434 8/26 Brame -IL)DW: SS: Mailbag program presented by M/W. (242 8/24 Wakefield)

Trans World Radio

TWR: EE: S/on anmts & into "Wake-up" program. (454 8/19 Neff)

Radio Netherlands

RN: EE: //15150; "Media Network" on WNYW. (233 8/20 Carson)RN: EE: News: Somalian aid, Hurricane Andrew, and request forimpeachment of the Brazilian President. (242 8/25 Sampson)

Radio Norway Int'l

RNI: EE: ID & news of large insurance company collapse inNorway; UNID co-ch QRM. (423 8/30 Bellovich-FL)RNI: EE: IS, ID & news: Norway will take part in blockadeof Serbia. (333 8/29 Brown -IL)RNI: Norwegian: Man w/news. (222 7/21 Findlater-CA)

RADIO NORWAY in English(Tnx SWPBBS)

to Asia/Austo Eur/W.Afrto ME/Afrto Europeto Afr/SA/Austo SA/Austo NA/CAto N.Americato N.Americato N.Americato N.America

1200-1230 ut 17860, 21705 kHz1300-1330 9590, 257301600-1630 11875, 152301700-1730 96551900-1930 15220, 177302100-2130 151802300-2330 117950000-0030 96450100-0130 95650200-0230 95650400-0430 9560, 9650

PORTUGAL Radio Portugal9570 0155 RDP: PP: //9635; Woman w/ID program of guitar music; excellent

signal here! (544 8/27 Owsley-CA)9705 0220 RDP: PP: Continuous Portugese pop music. (444 8/27 Owsley-CA)

0233 RDP: EE: Program notes, news & sports. (433 8/19 Brown -IL)11905 0500 DW: Czech: Man w/news & commentaries. (222 9/17 Findlater-CA)15200 1225 RDP: PP: talk on sports & "RDP International" ID ; not strong,

but no way we'll hear Bangladesh through it. (242 8/22 WW -PQ)15215 1700 RFE/RL-Gloria: Romania: "Radio Europa Libera" ID; man w/news

& comment on Bosnia & Moldova; 1800*. (333 7/21 Findlater-CA)17740 1340 RDP: PP: Woman w/program of violin mx. (354 8/2 Humenyk-ONT)

ROMANIA Radio Romania Int'l9690 2124 RRI: EE: History of Romania, it's role in WWII & takeover by

the USSR. (544 8/24 Brame -IL)11940 0215 RRI: EE: "As It Happens" program w/interview with UN official

on Bosnian relief effort. (544 8/17 Kyburz-CO)2130 RRI: EE: Plans to change a Bucharest building into casino or

concert hall. (55454 8/25 Leader-IR)21665 1346 RRI: EE: Mailbag pgm whetter from Turkey. (333 8/2 Humenyk)

SPAIN Radio Exterior de Espana Spanish National Radio6125 2245 REE: SS: News by Man & woman. (253 8/8 Humenyk-ONT)9530 0000 SNR: EE: ID, program notes, nx & "Panorama". (433 8/17 Brown)

0027 SNR: EE: Program on Turkish influence in countries under theformer Ottoman empire w/emphasis on Bosnia; very interesting.(434 8/11 Bellovich-FL)

0033 SNR: EE: Wx thru out the nation & the King w/congratulationsto Catalonians on Olymics. (343 8/21 Owsley-CA)

0035 SNR: EE: "Science in Spain" on seminar on a new AIDS virus.(544 8/13 Fraser -MA)

0054 SNR: EE: ID & address: Spanish National Radio, P.O.Box 15602,Madrid. (444 8/24 Brewer -KS)

0100 SNR: EE: News, Olympic update & DX program. (444 8/9 Bagozzi)0133 SNR: EE: "500 Years", an 11 part series on the sailing of

Colombus to the "New World". (454 8/3 Lukas -NY)9650 0630 REE: SS: News, sports & "Barcelona 92", on Spain winning 8

gold medals. (343 8/3 Meinhardt-IL)9675 1900 REE: EE: News & music program by woman w/samples of indigenous

Spanish music. (333 9/4 Findlater-CA)9690 0300 Radio Beijing: EE: News, sports, science & "Music Album".

(444 8/31 Sampson -WI)15110 2140 REE: SS: Talk on Barcelona after Olympics. (433 8/15 Owsley)

SWEDEN Radio Sweden11705 *0200 RS: EE: Summary of Swedish news & commentary on inter -Nordic

relationships. (433 8/17 Kyburz-CO)2330 RS: EE: IS, ID & World News. (444 8/13 Owsley-CA)

17870 1425 RS: SS: report on Swedish government's concern for homelesschildren in Brazil. (343 8/12 Meinhardt-IL)

1500 RS: EE: News on fighting in Georgia. (434 8/14 Bellovich-FL)1505 RS: EE: Report on Denmark's jobless & more car break-ins in

Stockholm; "Media Scan" on DXing in the age of satellitebroadcasting. (433 8/25 Sampson -WI)

RADIO SWEDEN in Englishto Asia/Aus 0100-0130 ut 9695, 11820 kHzto N.America 0200-0230 9695, 11705to Asia/Aus 1330-1400 15240, 21625to N.Amer/Eur 1600-1630 15270, 17870, 21500to Asia/Aus/Eur 2130-2230 6065, 9655, 11995, 1179mwto Europe 2230-2300 6065, 1179mw

(Tnx SWPBBS)

SWITZERLAND Swiss Radio Int'l

6135 0422 SRI: EE/FF: Discussion of rabies risk in Switzerland; intoFrench @0430. (433 8/11 Carson -OK)

9650 0157 SRI: EE: IS, news & "Dateline". (433 8/19 Brown -IL)9810 2205 SRI: EE: News & "This Week in Switzerland". (322 8/15 Brown)9885 0010 SRI: EE: Discussion on new free trade agreement & world news.

(444 8/14 Dome -TX)0325 SRI: II: Review of II film on Hollywood. (454 8/13 Meinhardt)

12035 2354 SRI: EE: IS, ID, program sked & news. (343 8/13 Owsley-CA)13635 0400 SRI: EE: IS, ID & news. (232 9/2 Brown -IL)15430 1657 SRI: EE: IS, ID, TC, Freq sked & news. (333 8/19 Findlater-CA)15570 2158 SRI: EE: IS, ID, freq anmts & news. (322 9/5 Brown -IL)

2230 SRI: FF: Man w/brief news & interviews. (333 7/19 Findlater)17635 1658 SRI: EE: IS, ID & news. (333 8/30 Brown -IL)

1730 SRI: FF: Woman w/news & Pop mx program; then news in Italianat 1800. (333 8/17 Findlater-CA)

17670 1500 SRI: EE: News & "Saturday Magazine". (333 8/22 Brown -IL)1503 SRI: EE: News & "Dateline" on money laundering & child abuse

in Switzerland. (343 8/20 Sampson-WI)(322 8/14 Bellovich-FL)17730 0010 SRI: EE: EC membership discussed. (444 8/12 Carson -OK)21770 1728 SRI: EE: ID, Swiss music, s/off & into FF. (454 8/15 Brewer)

UNITED KINGDOM British Broadcasting Corp Voice of America

6160 0021 Radio Japan: JJ: Man w/talk; co-ch QRM de CKZN & Neth-6165splash; never heard ID but who else in JJ? (221 8/31 WW -PQ)

6195 0540 BBC: EE: War in Afganistan discussed. (333 8/10 Carson -OK)7150 0600 BBC: EE: World news. (534 8/20 Owsley-CA)7325 0200 BBC: EE: "Newsdesk" on UN ultimatum to Iraq. (434 8/17 Dome)

0231 BBC: EE: Talk on invasion of Grenada. (333 8/20 Brown -IL)9670 0715 Radio Japan: EE: On proposed china visit. (45434 8/25 Leader)9770 0700 Radio Japan: EE: News on Tokyo's falling stock market.

(333 8/18 Findlater-CA) NOW English at: 0500 on 6085, 7280;0700 on 5970, 6025; 2300 on 6050, 6125. -BC

9915 0117 BBC: EE: //12095(555); "Play of the Week". (555 8/2 Owsley-CA)2210 BBC: EE: "News About Britain". (444 8/15 Brown -IL)

12095 1930 BBC: EE: "Seven Seas" about 50 knot cargo carriers, risingseas & fishing boat fatalities. (454 8/13 Fraser -MA)

15070 2110 BBC: EE: "News Hour" w/mention of Russian paratroopers landingin Georgia to save Rusian citizens. (454 8/16 Owsley-CA)"News Hour" w/report from GOP convention. (444 8/17 Brewer)

2215 BBC: EE: "Seeing Stars" on Perseid meteors. (554 8/2 Fraser -MA)15205 1600 VOA: EE: Effects of Bundesbank rates. (333 9/15 Findlater-CA)17705 1435 BBC: EE: "Sports World" w/soccer in Scotland & report on int'l

golf tournament. (333 8/22 Brown -IL)

VATICAN CITY Vatican Radio

5882 2314 VR: EE: Sweet arrangement of Debussy's "Claire de Lune" andother classical music; ID @2330: "This is Vatican Radio".(444 8/15 George -MA) "Night Music Service", good stuff! BC

9600 2244 VR: EE: ID & "A look at this weeks readings". (322 8/15 Brown)9605 0000 VR: SS: //7305; religious talk & hymns. (222 9/17 Findlater)

0205 VR: SS: Man w/talk, "Radio Vaticana" ID & news of Vaticangoings on. (444 8/27 Owsley-CA)

0250 VR: BE: Pope asks people to pray for the people of Yugoslavia,and Pope meets with Hungarian pilgrams. (444 8/17 Brown -IL)

9645 2046 VR: FF: Man w/African accent w/African news; closing anmtover African liturgical mx w/latin lyrics. (333 8/17 WW -P0)

11640 *0207 VR: Armenian: Woman w/religious talk. (222 9/1 Findlater-CA)11830 2230 VR: CC/EE: Man w/talk; @2245: English news on Pope's condition

after operation; will telephone in mass. (222 7/18 Findlater)15090 0400 VR: ??/FF: Man w/religious talk; then at 0430 into French.

(333 7/16 Findlater-CA)2023 VR: EE: News: convoy in Lome is attacked. (5555 8/24 Leader)

17730 1730 VR: EE: World & African news; choral music. (444 8/13 Levison)

YUGOSLAVIA Radio Yugoslavia

11870 0000 RY: Yugoslavian: ID & freq anmt, news of "Premier Panic"("Pan itch"), & Serajevo's muslims. (555 8/15 Robinson -TN)

*0027 RI: EE: IS then s/on & ID @0030, into news. (433 8/26 Brewer)0030 RY: EE: "Radio Yugoslavia to North America" ID & news; then

"Pop Flash" w/song for children "On the Other Side of theRainbow". (555 8/15 Robinson -TN)

0032 RI: EE: "Bosnian forces attack Serbs". (444 8/4 Bellovich-FL)0055 RI: EE: DX program w/talk on QSLs & tips. (444 8/22 Bagozzi)*0126 RY: ES: IS & ID "..from Belgrade studios" w/news on Yugoslav

Premier visiting Romania on Yugoslav crisis. (555 8/2 Owsley)

NEXUS International Broadcasting AssociationIRRS-Shortwave: The Cultural Radio Link to Europe

Alfredo E. Cotroneo, President, NEXUS -IBA(Posted on FidoNet by Kirk Baxter)

In 1987, a small group of idealistic and highly dedicated people with broadcastingexperience of their own had the idea of starting a shortwave radio station to act as a linkbetween independent cultural program makers and the European audience. The shortwavemedium had been recognized for years as the most effective means of reaching the largestnumber of Europeans by radio and for the high quality of its audience.

The Italian Radio Relay Service went on -the -air in November, 1988 and was animmediate success. The founders of NEXUS -IBA used their own funds to finance thenecessary equipment, and initially used the facility in their spare time on Saturdays andSundays to broadcast their own programming consisting of music, discussion programs,topical presentations, vintage radio shows, and plays. IRRS quickly became a unique partof the European shortwave scene and attracted a lot of publicity and interest. In fact, theexperiment was so successful that enquiries poured in from other program producers whowere also anxious to use shortwave, but could not afford the high rates for airtimecharged by the established commercial relay stations. And so, the NEXUS/IRRS idea grew.

Soon afterwards, IRRS began airing the current affairs and cultural programs ofleading international, intergovernmental agencies and special program services producedby other broadcasters. Literally thousands of listeners praised their content as being of aquality and nature not available elsewhere. The much older NEXUS FM station in Milanis today the sole outlet of the BBC World Service and a major source of multilingualprograms in Italy's most important industrial and commercial center.

In the religious broadcasting field, a number of internationally known and respectedradio ministries have also become NEXUS members, making NEXUS -IBA in co-operationwith "European Gospel Radio" one of the leading outlets of multilingual spiritualprogramming in Europe. NEXUS -IBA is, however, strictly non -denominational and opento membership of all faiths.

With its seat in Milan, NEXUS is a non-profit association founded under ItalianLaw. According to the Italian Broadcasting Act of 1991, the Association is designated as a"non-profit community broadcaster operating in the public interest". NEXUS -IBA makesbroadcast time available to members of the Association AT COST. Membership fees arevery modest and entitle members to the lowest airtime rates. The small NEXUS -IBAadministrative staff is highly dedicated and receives no remuneration beyond legitimateexpenses. All revenues above rents, electrical, and maintenance costs go back into theAssociation so as to guarantee the lowest possible airtime rates.

NEXUS -IBA is based in Italy, but is truly international in its scope and philosophy.In fact, current programming is in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Polish, andUkrainian. Programs may be in any language and deal with any subject. The NEXUS -IBAExecutive Council exercises no censorship or control, and intervenes only in cases wherethere might be a clear conflict with or violation of Italian Law.

On shortwave, NEXUS -IBA operates one Siemens transmitter of extremely highquality and reliability. It is rated at 10 kw output and is fully automatic. Although capableof standard AM (double aide -band) transmission, NEXUS -IBA has chosen to operate withthe much more effective and efficient "A3A" modulation, i.e. Single Side -Band, reducedcarrier mode, as recommended by the International Telecommunication Union. In thisway, our signal has the same communication power as a conventional AM transmitter of30 kw, while remaining completely compatible with non-SSB receivers. Careful frequencymanagement and the use of digital audio processing techniques assure a signal strengthand subsequent high station profile all over Europe and the Mediterranean area.

From concept to transmission, NEXUS -IBA is on a solid basis, and would be happyto welcome your organization as a member. Please contact us soon for more information.

NEXUS -International Broadcasting AssociationP.O. Box 10980

1-20110 Milano MI, Italyphone: + 39-2-3372977881+ 39-2-2666971; fax: + 39-2-70638151;

email:100020,10130vCompuServe.com

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Loggings and Information for The Commonwealth ofindependent States, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

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Radio Moscow Radio Ukraine Radio Tashkent Radio Yerevan

Kamchatka R.: RR: W w/ ID, into what appeared to be regional mx (444 8/16Owsley-CA) (Millard -TX)Magadan R.: RR: M w/ long tlk, into RR mx @ 0920 (444 8/30 Owsley-CA)Khabarovsk R.: RR: M w/ lively RR mx (444 8/16 Owsley-CA)R. Rossiya -Magadan(?): RR: piano mx, M/W tlk, M recitation (poetry?), 'Summer of'42" mx, @ 1000 TP/TC/theme, into nx (242 8/31 Westenhaver-QU) (Owsley-CA)RM: EE: W w/ RR folk mx pgm (555 8/30 Owsley-CA)RM: EE: rousing vocal of "San Francisco", IS & ID, nx @ 1500 (333 9/8 Blair -CA)RM: EE: end -of -hour routine, IS, seemed to have 2159', had noted "MoscowMailbag" theme mx abt 2140, under & mixing badly w/ BBC WS (222 8/5Westenhaver-QU)RM: EE: M w/ nx - Japanese foreign minister visits, into "Audio Book Club", poorsignal (222 8/30 Bellovich-FL)RU: EE: nx, ID, six Ukrainian servicemen wounded in Bosnia serving w/ UN peacekeepers (544 8/11 Bellovich-FL)R. Aum Shinrikyo: EE: M w/ religious tlk that sounded like long chant, s/off w/ ID &address @ 2057 (323 8/13 Bellovich-FL)RM: EE: W nx on fighting in Bosnia (544 8/14 Owsley-CA)Alpha & Omega: RR: religious pgm of hymns, speaker (233 7/21 Flynn -OR) (Nicecatch Bill. -ed)RM: EE: appeal for funds to pay for liver transplant in London for Russian woman,"News & Views" @ 2011 (343 8/1 Westenhaver-QU)RM: SS: wild dance mx, into cmtry on E. Europe & Azerbaijan (444 8/31 Brame -IL)R. Galaxy: EE: rock mx, frequent promos asking business people to send in their adfor 35000 Rubles ($250), "we shall advertise you everywhere in the world at a time"(454 8/9 George -MA) (Levison-PA)RM: EE: rhythms of jazz (444 8/12 Dome -TX)R Tikhiy Okean: RR: opening anmts including ID by W, phone interviews, II

11870/11995/13645/15435/15560 (544 8/17 Blair -CA)RY: EE: ID & nx, into Armenian at top of hour, returned in SS @ 2235 prior to repeatof EE segment @ 2245 (454 8/18 D'Angelo-PA)RU: EE: ID, W nx of Ukraine, time & freq schedules (222 8/17 Findlater-CA)RU: EE: W w/ list of all freq used (233 7/22 Flynn -OR)RM: EE: W ID, into EZL mx (454 8/15 Owsley-CA) (Carson -OK)RM: SS: M w/ ID, IS, wld nx (444 8/2 Owsley-CA)RM: RR: M interviewing young boy (333 8/15 Owsley-CA)RU: RR: IS, ID, nx in RR (333 8/18 Dome -TX)RM: EE: M w/ mailbag pgm (444 8/15 Owsley-CA)RM: EE: rock mx by "Secret", anmts, nx @ 1600, II 11900/11940/17695 (555 8/17Blair -CA)RU: EE: W ID @ 0025, into RR pop mx (343 8/16 Owsley-CA)RU: EE: ID, vocal mx, tlk on Ukrainian statehood (555 8/16 Robinson -TN)RU: EE: ID, W nx of Ukraine (222 8/19 Findlater-CA)RM: EE: ID, nx on Asia & Thailand (434 8/19 Dome -TX)RM: EE: nx & ID, tlk on Moldova (333 9/5 Brame -IL) (Findlater-CA)RM: RR: ID, M nx - highlights of Yeltsin news conference on state of union, cmtry onsolution of Balkan problems (444 5:21 Findator CA)RM: EE: nx abt Turkish railway, Yeltsin's Bulgarian visit, ID @ 1812 (444 8/4 Dome -TX) (Owsley-CA) (Carson -OK)RM: EE: "Moscow Mailbag" (554 8/15 Fraser -MA)R. Aum Shinrikyo: EE: W ID, M tlk on "the mind of the four emergenables", s/off w/ID & address @ 2056 (444 8/14 Bellovich-FL) (Westenhaver-QU)RM: EE: cmtry on S. Africa / ANC, rock muzak, ID & nx headlines, transcriptionspromo (344 8/29 Brame -IL)Deutche Welle: Bengali: end of pgm, closing anmt w/ ID, faded away before relay IDor IS (433 8/29 Brame -IL)R Kiev HS: Ukrainian: 1st pgm w/ instrumental mx, M tlk, II 11840 (153 8/2Humenyk-ON)RY: EE: cmtry on latest fighting in Armenia (544 8/17 Kyburz-CO)RM: SS: ID, M nx, M/W dialog on Georgia, II 17660 (333 8/21 Findlater-CA)RM: EE: "Russian by Radio" lesson 27 (554 8/18 Fraser -MA) (Bellovich-FL) (Neff -FL)

17730 1835 R. Alma Ata: EE: mx by M, W ancr (354 8/1 Humenyk-ON)17890 0105 RM: EE: nx, ID, tik on world economic congress (422 8/29 Brame -IL) (Bellovich-FL)21690 2312 RM: EE: "News & Views" - tlk on dangers of using force in Yugoslavia (354 8/18

Owsley-CA)

Lithuania Radio Vilnius

11780 2310 RV: EE: nx, western aid, Lithuanian heritage, mx (444 8/9 Sampson -WI) (Pasquale -PA)

15580 2259 RV: EE: IS, s/on into "News about Lithuania" (333 8/12 Carson -OK)

Schedules/NewsRadio Aum Shinrikyo English Language Schedule

North America0430-0500 UTC 12040,11980,11675,9685,94702030-2100 UTC 17695,15580,15500.15485,15425,15405,15375,15355,13645,12070,12050.11840

Australia & New Zealand2030-2100 UTC 17740,17655,15560,15190,17170,15130,11985,11685

Europe0430-0500 UTC 12040,11980,11690,11675,9880,9760,9685,9560,94702030-2100 UTC 17695,15500.15375,15355,15175,12070,12020,11675,9880,9810,9800,9785,

9775,9540,7115,1494

Africa0430-0500 UTC 21760,21740,21630,21585,21545,17735,17710,17690,17655,17620,15550,15500,

15470,15455,15320,15210,15140,12055.12015.12010.11960.11775.9760,9560,7130,6110,4975,4940

2030-2100 UTC 15385,11850,9810,9775

South & South East Asia0430-0500 UTC 21830,21790,21760,21690,21615,21585,21515,21505,17880,17870,17860,17850,

17835,17740,17730,17720,17655,17635,17620,17610,17590,17570.17560,15590,15550,15545,15535,15470,15415,15385,15375,15340,15280,15140,13775,12025,11970,11915,11710,9535,7315,648,585

U.S. Address:Aum Supreme Truth8 East 48th Street, #2E,New York, NY 10017[Direct via J. Bellovich]

BBC Russian Relay News (transcript from BBCWS "Newsdesk", 10 September 1992, 0027 UTC):

Peter Shoesmith: Finally, radio transmitters once used by the Soviet Union to jam BBC broadcasts willshortly be put to a new use. Instead of jamming, they'll be broadcasting BBC radio programmes toneighbouring countries, such as India and China. Under a deal signed with the broadcastingauthorities in Moscow, the BBC will rent the transmitters, which are in three cities in what used to beSoviet Asia. The agreement was announced by the Managing Director of the World Service, Mr. JohnTusa, as Torren [sp?] Douglas now reports.

Torren Douglas: It's a graphic demonstration of how the old order has changed. The country whichonce spent many millions of pounds on jamming BBC broadcasts is now to earn badly neededcurrency by bringing the programmes to a wider audience. John Tusa, Managing Director of WorldService, says it's a direct result of the fall of Communism, and the opening up of the former SovietUnion.

John Tusa: They now have a great deal of spare transmitter capacity lying around. They're ready tosell it; they can get hard currency, and it suits us to be able to supplement our existing relay stations inorder to get into crucial areas of the world such as China and India.

Torren Douglas: One of the transmitter sites, in Tashkent, was identified as a source of Sovietjamming in 1980. It will now relay BBC programmes to the Indian subcontinent, and two others willbeam programmes to China, helping counter that government's jamming of World Service broadcasts,[which] has gone on since the killings In Tienanmen Square. The Soviet Union stopped jamming BBCbroadcasts five years ago, and, after the attempted coup against President Gorbachev. he said theWorld Service had kept him in touch with events.[Transcript via W. Westenhaver - Thanks!]

Radiostansiya Ale)

1600-1630(Su.Tu.Th.) Russian 12075 7305

Radiostansiya Alef (Alef being the Hebrew letter A") was first heard on 21stApril 1992 on 12075 and 7130kHz (changed to 7305 since 3rd May). It was aprogramme prepared by Radio Moscow and the Jewish Children's Associations.The service is being for Moscow, the Moscow oblast and Israel. Radio Alefcarries advertising and occassional announcements in Hebrew. The twofrequencies, 12075 and 7305kHz, from 1630-1700 carried a pop music introducedin Arabic. The station identfied itself as "Radio Moscow" but the twofrequencies were not in parallel with other frequencies that had been carryingRadio Moscow in Arabic since 1600.

Radio Shark

0200-1900(Su. 0600-) Russian 5780Programmes of the Titan Company and R.Kontakt Plus go on the air on thesame frequencies but at different times.1. Radio Shark: Prospekt Oktyabraya 56-1, Ufa 54, 450054 Bashkortostan.2. R.Kontakt Plus 6 Titan Company: ul.Sovetskaya 14, Komnata 9, Ufa B,

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Radio Beijing 1400-1427 Turkish 7305

1600-1657 Arabic 155401800-1827 Persian 12055

Adventist World Radio, the Voice of Hope -Russia

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DX MOSCOWAnatoly Klepov

ul. Tvardovskogo, 23, kv. 365, 123458 Moscow, Russia

New station: Vesj Irkutsk (The Whole Irkutsk), an independent station. The station'smotto: Away from politics.2230-2330, 0400-0500, 1000-1100 on 6090. In Russian. (Fedor Brazhnikov, Irkutsk)

New station: Radio "N", Ekaterinburg.0400-0900 Tuesday -Saturday on 6200. In Russian.Address: 620219 Ekaterinburg, GSP-808. Local telephone 51-45-23. (Victor Samojlov,Neftekamsk.)

New schedule: Radio Radonezh, Moscow.1500-1630 Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun on 9865. In Russian.

Editor's news: In August, Mr. Andrew Emerson. G8PTIl, Committee Member of theBritish Amateur Television Club, paid a friendly visit to the editorial staff of DX Moscow.Taking into account the rapidly increasing postal tariffs in Russia (in fact, since 1991 itwas 60 times increased), DX Moscow. beginning with the next issue, will appear onceevery two months in a double volume.Postal tariffs for air mail letters in Russia:December 1991: 0.50 rouble; January 1992: 1.50 roubles; February 1992: 5.00 roubles;July 1992: 15.00 roubles; August 1992: 25.00 roubles.

e 1992 by Anatoly Klepov

clAHIUM born Ido qUadleH351Olf131 V31dEl ErIXi3IX Enw.»I born 3bbi3

Actually, your September copy of SRT got out of here in relatively good time. Mydeadline to receive the columns here falls somewhere between the 21st and the 27th ofeach month, whichever of those days happens to be a Thursday; this gives our variouseditors at least nine days to compile the columns, and gives me the weekend (or whatpasses for weekends around here) to put it together, which is, in my humble opinion, fairenough. The product goes to Tim the Printer the following Monday; I pick it up Friday;and I mail it on Monday, usually. This time, they didn't go out until Tuesday on accountof Labor Day. The Trenton regional mail center has been unusually sloppy lately, but thatsituation seems to be out of my control.

Starting next month, the bulletins will be mailed from the Kilmer Complex inEdison, NJ, by none other than our beleaguered, overworked Prez, Don Thornton. Thiswill make Don's life even more intolerable, but it will take the heat off me; I've beenworking about 60 hours a week, and, frankly, if it was up to me to mail these things outany more, it wouldn't get done.

In other news, the Chuck Yarbrough Utility World is on sabbatical this monthand maybe next; besides being a teach (or a perfesser. I guess they call it) at GeorgiaSouthern, Chuck is media coordinator for the Clinton/Gore campaign in Georgia. He saysto keep sending utility news and loggings in, and the column will return, if not inNovember, then in December.

I hope that next month we will be able to announce a new editor for the oldSPEEDX Spotlights which I summarily abandoned a couple of months back. If you areinterested in editing a column --not necessarily Spotlights --please let me know. Thisapplies in spades to those of you who expressed an interest while responding to our surveylast year; unfortunately, I don't have your names available, and I would like to hear fromyou again. My apologies for the confusion. -ej

'ERICPaul Wakefield Box 188

West Branch, IA 52358

(Dates/Times in UTC - Freq. in kHz - Deadline the 12')

Don't forget the special broadcast from St. Helena on Oct 23, 2000-21006 2220-2300 on 11092 sab. And what's more, the Famous Beijing Vegatablesare back! No room for chat- on with the show!

ALGERIA9535 2040 ATM Algerienne: FF: W ancr ir. FP, ments of Algiers, mix of

western, 1c1 mx (333 8/23 Millard -TX)17745 1700 RIY Algerienne: EE: ID, W w/rx (222 8/19 Findlater-CA)

ANGOLA11955 0600 RN cit Angola: PP: ID, M w/nx, then cont Afropops (222 9/1

Findlater-CA) ID, lcl pop mx (WRTH '92 has this freq skedfor both pgms "A" 6 "B" 0530-1800. I believe it's pgm "A"straight through. Pgm "B" is mostly a mix of VN w/some PPanmts- I think this is what's on 7245 (333 9/2 Quaglieri)

ASCENSION ISLAND6155 0400 VOA: EE: Nx of US presidential campaign (333 8/3 Findlater)9610 0514 ABC: FF: Olympic 7Ames rpts by M 6 W (444 8/7 Owsley-CA)

11750 0110 BBC: RE: "Outlook"- hippos dying in African drought (434 8/4Bellovich-FL) "Flashback" to mx of 1981 (555 8/15 Owsley-CA) Spt on anniv of failed Soviet coup (444 8/19 Brown -IL)

15260 2240 BBC: EE: Election procedures, Camp David accords- hvy Q1U4 deHCJB-15270 (433 8/14 Dome -TX) British Defense Ministry will

t in no -fly zone in Iraq (444 8/27 Owsley-CA) Sports -German soccer, horse racing results (444 8/15 Brown -IL)

15390 0100 BBC: SS: Mod Brit R&R mx, into IS, ID (333 8/27 Owsley-CA)15400 2200 BBC: 3E: ID, nx of Bosnian evacuations (433 8/20 Brewer -KS)

Queen Mother's birthday- ORM de Abu Dhabi (423 8/4 Dome -TX)17790 1256 BBC: EE: Brit soccer scores, deep fades (242 8/22 WW -P(2)

BOTSWANA7265 0320

13710 2030

CAMEROON3970 2240

5010 0508

CENTRAL5034

VOA: EE: "Daybreak Africa" w/rpt on India -Pakistani talks,

411ig:egcorotisth: Irilleng3p://1:i:rsc(114L)/_1 82 Humenyk-ON)

CRTV-Buea: EE: "Saturday Night Out" pgm of caberet/rock mxw/EE anmts, 2255 nx of Cameroon, not //4795, 5010, etc -2301 s/off anmts, NA, 2305* (343 8/29 George -MA)

CRTV-Garoua: EE: ID, nx- UN relief efforts in Somalia, Iraqno -fly zone (322 8/24 Millard -TX)

AFRICAN REPUBLIC0500 RTV Centrafricaine: FF: ID, lcl mx, mention of Bangui (333

8/24 Millard -TX)

CHAD4904.5 0426

CONGO4765 0420

5985 222515190 1224

RN Tc$adienne: FF: Xylo IS, 0429 NA, 0430 ID "Ici N'Djamena,Radiodiffusion Nationale Tchadienne" (343 8/17 George -MA)

RTV Congolaise: FF: Excited -sounding ancr w/Afropops, ID(333 8/17 Millard -TX) Hilife mx, ID (343 8/15 Owsley-CA)

RTV Congolaise: FF: Hilife, tlk w/caller (243 8/2 Humenyk-ONPTV Congolaise: FF: Political tlk, ID (253 8/29 George -MA)

DJIBOUTI4780 1206 g Djibouti: SM/EE: M w/political cmtry in SM mixed w/Italian

opera pgm (strange combo!), 1216 W w/EE ID "This is Djibou-ti", lots of Mogadishu ments (famine situation?), M ID inSM "Hal Kani wa R Djibouti", W w/EE ID @1236, 1246 W w/skedanmts, 1247 NA, 1248 abrupt s/off (344 8/26 Murray -OR)[Great log, Kevin!)

EGYPT9475 0314 R, Cairo: EE: ME mx, ID, nx- no -fly zone in Iraq (333 8/29

Brown -IL) @0135 in SS: W w/nx, ID, nx (333 8/27 Owsley-CA)9900 2216 R, Cairo: EE: Western nations express concern over southern

Iraq (433 8/24 Leader -IRE)12050 0400 R. Cairo: AA: M w/ID, world nx (444 8/17 Owsley-CA)

EQUATORIAL GUINEA6910.2 2152 Africa 2000: SS: M tlk, @2158 wishes listeners "buenas

noches", s/off routine, NA, 2159* (253 8/29 George -MA)

GABON4777 2243 RTV Gabonaise: FF: M ancr w/ID (313 8/1 Humenyk-ON)4890 0410 API: FF: ID, M tlk in FF (333 8/17 Hillard -TX)9580 0520 ANO: FF: W w/mix of FF & Afropop mx (444 8/7 Owsley-CA)15475 1750 ANO: FF: Pop mx in FF, also reggae, @1800 ID & nx (333 8/4

Dome -TX) M w/ID & African nx, into FF & Afropop mx @0815(243 8/22 Owsley-CA)

17630 1445 ANO: FF: W w/ID, W Afr mx (333 8/8 Hankison-KS) World nx,quickie "Africa numero Un" ID (453 8/29 George -MA)

GUINEA7125 2155 RTV Guineenne: FF: Lcl Afro mx, long ballad, M tlk (could be

VN w/FF words), 2200 ID "La Radiodiffusion TV du Guinea,bonsoir mesdames, messieurs". nx in FF (242 8/26 George)

LESOTHO6190 0500 BBC: EE: Interview w/correndent in Sarejevo, UN delibera-

tions, Bush on Bosnia, poor (222 8/5 Findlater-CA)11940 0430 BBC: EE: M w/nx, "Network Africa"- interviews on Mali,

Malawi, Somalia famine w/Afropop interludes //6005 (Asc],6190 (222 8/30 Findlater-CA)

LIBERIA7275 0706 ELBC: EE: H w/nx about Somali relief efforts (343 9/2

Quaglieri-NY)

MADAGASCAR5009.4 0320 RTV Malagasy: VN/FF: Gospel -type songs w/W ancr, @0330 ID

"Radio Madagasikara...", then M tlk in appearent FF (not VNw/FF words), ment Washington & Antananarivo, 0339 new M inVN w/FF words, many ments Sarejevo, 0348 orchestral fan-fare, possible ad (excited tlk), then quiet guitar mx topast 0400 f/out (?? George -MA) (Another nice one, Steve!]

11655 2000 RR: FF: ID, then nx in FF (343 8/14 Babin-MA)15150 1430 RN: EE: W w/nx, weather in Hilversum (243 8/8 Hankison-KS)

MALAWI3380 0410 MSC (t): EE: Afropops w/M ancr (211 8/23 Millard -TX)

MALI4835 2343 ATV Malienne: FP: African mx (433 8/4 Bishop -NY) Indigenous

vocals & mx mixed w/lively, animated chatter, poor (2228/21 Findlater-CA)

5995 0615 RTV Malienne: FF: Lively tlk & hilife- noted //s 4783 & 4835not nealy as strong (353 8/29 D'Angelo-PA)

9770 0040 RB: EE: Agricultural nx (322 8/15 Babin-MA) Reforestation inBeijing area- QRM (4 VOA (423 8/15 Bellovich-FL) US rushed2500 troops to Florida (433 8/29 Brown -IL) @0454 in CC: Ww/operatic CC mx (444 8/7 Owsley-CA)

11715 0305 RB: EE: Rpt on ME peace tlks (433 8/25 Brown -IL) M & Ww/mailbag pgm, tlk on Chinese cabbage (444 8/24 Owsley-CA)

MAURITANIA4845 2307 ORTM: AA: M w/mx- country 1147 per NASWA (153 8/2 Humenyk-ON)

(Congradulations, Mark!] Subtle twangy instl to FF ID "Vousecoutez R Mauritania" then FF nx (343 8/31 George -MA)

MOROCCO9505 0358 VOA: Serbian: S/off w/ID, theme, 0400* (322 8/22 Quaglieri)9760 2010 VOA: EE: Barcelona Olympic results (253 8/2 Humenyk-ON)15205 2145 yo: EE: "World Report", sports, 2150* (122 8/7 Hankison-KS

15335 0012 RTV Marocaine: AA: W w/ment of Maroc, AA mx, into M tlk @0020 (243 8/27 Owsley-CA)

17895 2132 VOA: EE: Baker to leave State Dept (333 8/13 Bellovich-FL)

NAMIBIA3290 2323 R. Namibia: AK/GG/VN: Non-stop pop mx (322 8/25 Bishop -NY)

NIGER5020 0505 LV du Sahel: FF: Qur'an reading (333 8/24 Millard -TX)

NIGERIA6050

6090.3

7255

RWANDA72551780017860

2235 R. Nigeria-lbadan: EE: Lively pgm of hilife & VN anmts, 2257EE ID, 2300 nx, pledge, NA, 2307* (353 8/29 D'Angelo-PA)World & Nigerian nx ("2 8/29 George -MA) M tlk in VN, EE nxheadlines, 2202* (333 8/31 Quaglieri-NY)

0655 R. Nigeria -Kaduna: EE: "What the Bible Says" w/Liberiaaddress, 0700 pgm notes but no ID, then "The Week in Re-view"- 4770 dead (433 8/9 George -MA)

0602 VON: EE: "Better Life"- govt prm a success (554 8/19 Neff -FL) S/on routine, "Morning Flight" (323 8/31 Carson -OK)

0420 DW: RE: German involvement in space pgm (544 8/7 Brame -IL)1245 py: FF: Afr mx, H ID in GG/EE @1259 (322 8/29 Hankison-KS)2315 DW: GG: Health care for aged in Germany (545 8/11 Dome -TX)

IS, site ID in FF, GG ID & nx to 1810, cmty on neo-Nazis inRostock (if only the GDR were alive- hi!) nx magazine"Blickpunkt"- some QSB (343 8/30 Westenhaver-PQ)

SEYCHELLES15145 0300

SOUTH AFRICA3215 04207230 05307270 0200

728595509695

054920100500

15250 0600

SUDAN7200 0309 SNBC AA: Qur'an to 0315 TPs, ID, quick march mx, nx- //9190

not hrd (454 8/29 D'Angelo-PA) @*0246 w/xylo IS, upbeat NA,ID per WRTH "Idha'atu-l-gumhiriya as-Sudan...Omdurman"'into Qur'an- 9190 not heard (434 8/19 George -MA)

9190 0247 SNBC: AA: 13 -note IS, lcl jazzy melody, TPs, s/on anmts,Qur'an, (p) nx, WRTH ID (343 8/8 Westenhaver-PQ) M tlk inAA, Qur'an //7200 (253 8/31 George -MA) Lenghtly tlk, mentsOmdurman (454 8/25 Quaglieri-NY)

FEBA: Unid: IS, ID, cont Hawaiian -style mx, e.g. "Now is theHour", "Across the Sea", hymns (222 8/26 Findlater-CA)

SWAZILAND5055 0400

7215 0430

TUNISIA12005 2300

CLANDESTINE7100 2107

R. Oranje: EE: SABC nx, commercials (322 8/23 Millard -TX)R. RSA: FF: m & W w/Olympic results (444 8/7 Owsley-CA)R, RSA: EE: ID, nx of ANC- heavy QRM (222 8/17 Dome -TX)Somali relief stopped by armed men (322 8/29 Brown -IL)R. Oranig: AK: Soccer highlights, ads, ID (423 8/7 Owsley)R. RSA: PP: Nx, then ID (343 8/14 Babin-MA)R. RSA: EE: Nx, ID, letters (434 8/8 Bagozzi-CA) Zambianstudents strike (444 8/27 Sampson -WI) "". of bornali rebels(423 8/7 Owsley-CA) Hijacked Ethiopian airliner lands inItaly, address (333 8/30 Brown -IL)

R. RSA: FF: Pop mx pgm, sked, 0655* (333 8/28 Findlater-CA)

TWR: GG: IS, ID- hvy QRM de co -channel TIFC (333 8/23 Mil-lard -TX) @0445 in EE w/rlg mx (333 8/15 Owsley-CA)

TWR: ER: Preacher w/sermon- how to bring Jesus into yourlife (222 8/20 Findlater-CA)

RTV Tunisienne: AA: AA mx, ID, W w/nx (322 8/7 Hankison-KS)

new name?: PP: Taped speech from Gen Marquez in Luanda, mx,"boa note" & choral NA @2110, expected s/off but pgm con-tinued. Former Galo Negro, but that ID not hrd in over anhour of monitoring- hrd several undecipherable referencesto "Radio...do Estado" (333 8/31 Quaglieri-NY)

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William Westenhaver3525 Aylmer St., #610Montreal, Quebec, CanadaH2X 2C1

Deadline: 12th

Dates/Times: UTCFrequencies: KHzIIA/OCEA

The first order of business this month is to apologize to longtimecontributor John Findlater for misspelling his name so often in September'scolumn. That'll teach me to try to listen to the Republican convention andtype at the same time! (Unless perhaps it's a sign of approaching old age;yes, folks, this month I turn forty.) Anyway, on to the loggings!

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AUSTRALIA Radio Australia VLQ Brisbane VLW Wanneroo2325 1132 VLBT Tennant Creek: EE: M ABC nx; then 'Sentimental Journey"

px w/old comedy sketches; amazing signal, with //2310 &2485 equally strong! (444 8/29 Pimblett-AB)

2485 1313 VL8K Katherine: EE: 2M w/live cmty on Olympic boxing match(fair 8/3 Famularo-JAPAN)

4920 1100 VLM4: EE: W nx; @ 1106 mx bridge; ABC ID and into px ofanalysis of world events (353 9/1 D'Angelo-PA)

6020 1130 RA: EE: Tlk abt "Images Conference" (555 8/17 Robinson -TN)@ 1036 in TOK PISIN w/M nx; M D w/EE pops; closing chat; @1100 joined EE sce; MUF obviously depressed since NO 9 MHzRA frqs hrd! (242 8/23 ed.)

6080 *0759 EA: EE: ID as PNG/Pacific sce; tlk abt move towards closerrelations between Australia & Fiji (444 9/5 Wakefield -IA)

9580 0928 EA: EE: Anncr invites listener calls on "Open Line"; mx; rptkiwifruit (454 8/14 Meinhardt-IL) @ 0945 w/"Science File"on California desert tortoises/plant toxins (454 8/13

9660 1345 VF-1!-Q;!eEirBeatles3%18/F2=aikei:On!)oli/dTerAErn:x@PI4233(KS) @ 0720 w/ABC Brisbane ID; rugby scores; into pop mx(222 8/24 Owsley-CA) [Welcome back!]

11880 1308 EA: EE: Nx; ID @ 1314 and into Olympic coverage; new frq?(323 8/4 Dome -TX) [It's listed in RA's June frq sked--10 kW from the Brandon site.-ed.]

15240 0628 RA: EE: Px notes and pop mx (554 8/19 Neff -FL) @ 0614 w/tlk on PNG oil exploration (454 8/7 Owsley-CA)

15365 0345 RA: EE: ID & into pop mx (444 8/22 Langlois-FL) @ 2200 w/interview w/psychologist on effect of guilt factor onpolitical candidates (333 8/14 Findlater-CA) [Fit anyone wecan think of? -hi!] @ 0619 w/item on cut in Dutch aid toSuriname (555 8/7 Owsley-CA)

15425 0720 VLW15: EE: Tlk on W. Australian wildlife; signal competingw/R. Moscow (412 8/17 Owsley-CA) @ 0815 w/Crosby, Stills &Nash song (333 8/16 Millard -TX)

17670 0600 RA: EE: Nx; time/frq sked for "Sports World" px (444 8/17Findlater-CA)

17880 0100 EA: EE: M world nx (Kabul/Sarajevo) (333 8/15 Findlater-CA)21740 0154 RA: EE: ID/frqs; mx interlude; nx @ 0200 (434 8/26 Levison-

PA) @ 0115 w/rpt on theatre schools (453 8/15 Fraser -MA)(Also logged by Findlater-CA, Owsley-CA)

BHUTAN Bhutan Bcst Service5029.95 1334 BBS: VERN/EE: Very strange M chanting @ 1344 sent Pakistan;

more chanting & rapid tlk; @ 1400 6 TP; (p)nx--EE ment"coming to you from...Bhutan" was only EE hrd past 1421 --no EE nx @ 1415! (333 8/26 Murray -0R)

Radio BangladeshRB: EE: Bangladeshi mx w/M tlks between songs; ID/addressgiven just before 1859* (332 8/21 Willers-SWITZERLAND)

[Kevin Murray, besides sending his Bhutan logging, was also kind enough tosend along copies of recent QSL letters from PNG. Thanks!]

BANGLADESH9570 1847

CHINA

4875 12554915 1249

5145 1356

7480 14559440 1800

9455 13159775 1310

11650 163511855 1316

15430 0024

15600 *0830

GOAN11805 0955

11980 130015200 0900

HONG KONG7180 1448

11820 1437

17830 2350

INDIA9950

11620

China People's Bcst Stn Radio BeijingSwiss Radio Int'l relay

(t)V0 JINLING: CC: M/W anncrs speaking (222 8/8 Hankison-KS)GUANGXI PBS: CC: M/W tlk v/brief inst mx; @ 1300 5 TP; W/MID; anmts; CC opera px to 1330 (232 8/17 Murray -OR)RB: RR: W tlk; ID ment Beijing @ 1400; a bit stronger than//5850 at this time (333 8/19 Owsley-CA)SRI: EE: IS; W/M EE s/off anmts; 1458* (343 8/19 Owsley-CA)RB: ??: W tlk & semi -classical mx px; this frq had EE de*1900 (222 9/3 Findlater-CA)(t)TAIWAN-1: CC: M ancr; brief oriental mx (222 8/29 Hankison)(t)CPBS-2: CC: M/W anmts (nx?) w/occ musical interruptions(312 8/16 Hankison-KS)

RB: RR: CC inst mx; into M tlk in RR (243 8/21 Owsley-CA)RB: EE: Story of & interview w/Gao Min, Chinese Olympicdiver (444 8/4 Dome -TX)RB: SS: W rpt on Chinese sports team (@ Disabled Olympics?);ID @ 0029; polar flutter made for tough copy (242 9/16 ed.)

RB: ??: IS; M long speech (222 8/23 Findlater-CA) [It wasprobably either IN or MALAY; they both use this frq.]

KTWR KSDAKTWR: EE/RR: End of EE xmsn to Australia; ID/IS; into RR pxinCl tape of Billy Graham w/xltn (232 8/10 Wakefield -IA)

KSDA: EE/??: IS; ID in EE/lang; then rig px/mx (444 8/4 Dome)KTWR: EE: ID; into rlg px (333 8/23 Millard -TX)

BBC relayBBC: EE: Slow -speed nx w/rpt on evacuation of Kabul (5558/19 Owsley-CA)BBC: EE: Px abt marriage, separation & divorce (454 8/3Robinson -UT)BBC: EE: "Concert Hall" w/Baroque guitar mx/songs; @ 0000"Newsdesk"; hollow, "polar" signal but OK (243 9/15 ed.)

All India Radio1433 AIR: EE/HINDI: W EE nx followed by M Hindi nx w/ment of

"Congress -I" (fair 8/26 Famularo-JAPAN)2201 AIR: EE: Nx of Israel's withdrawal from the Golan Heights

(55444 8/25 Leader -IRELAND) [Wishful thinking --they haven'tgone yet!) @ 2100 w/ID's; Punjabi song (545 8/9 Robinson -TN) (Also logged by Brown -IL, Millard -TX)

INDONESIA4753.6 1230

4863.75 1237

9680 1257

IRAN9022 *1830

15084 1250

IRAQ13680 1937

15210 1952

15340 0120

ISRAEL11603 2130

Radio Republik IndonesiaRRI UJUNG PANDANG: IN: M "Ujung Pandang" ID; fanfare; W ID;Indopops; interview w/M w/guitar & motorcycle hrd in back-ground (333 8/8 Murray -OR) [They found Elvis?!] @ 1328 w/W w/Islamic-style mx (444 8/19 Owsley-CA)RRI AMBON: IN: M/W drama (soap opera?) w/flutes in back-ground; several ads (all sounded the same); @ 1300 M "RRIAmbon" ID; Jakarta nx; hrd past 1400 (343 8/25 Murray -OR)RRI JAKARTA: IN: IS; nx; pop mx; hrd SS numbers stn under-neath; covered by RCI @ 1330 (444 8/2 Robinson -UT) [Thatwould be RCI in RR via Yamata, not an easy catch itself.]

Voice of the Islamic Republic of IranVOIRI: EE: ID/frg anmt; Qur'an; nx of policeman shot deadin Algiers (444 8/21 Willers-SW) @ 2330 v/IS/ID; Qur'an;nx (333 8/16 Brown -IL) @ 2330 w/nx of Azerbaijani ForeignMinister's visit to Tehran (343 8/18 Bellovich-FL) (Alsologged by Millard -TX, Owsley-CA)

VOIRI: FARSI: M presenting Mideast mx selections (312 8/30Hankison-KS) @ 2019 in AA w/M speech; QRM de Vatican R.(333 8/12 Dome -TX) [Strange spectrum bedfellows, eh?]

Radio Iraq InternationalRII EE: M nx to 1941 v/ID's; other M tlk on how Bush wantsto unleash agression against Iraq; slight jamming under wasno problem; //15210 vas SIO 242 (232 8/20 ed.)RII EE: Cmty abt human rights in Iraq; ID; heavy ORM (4338/26Willers-SW) @ 1815 in AA w/chanting/AA mx; then W/MRII: AA: M anncr presenting mix of lcl/Western mx (433 8/15Babin-MA) @ 0325 v/continuous W AA mx; then M tlk (4448/15 Owsley-CA)

Kol IsraelKb: EE: ID; nx; px of HH folk songs; closed w/time/frq eked;2200* (222 8/21 Findlater-CA) @ 1320 v/"Postmark" px onIsraeli stamps; //11587 15640 17575 (344 8/2 Willers-SW)[Steve, they do vary off the nominal occasionally.]

ISRAEL continued...11605 2135 KI: EE: Nx of peace tlks in Washington (333 8/25 Millard -TX)15640 1915 KI: EE: Tlk abt Hebrew -Yiddish -Russian dictionary (353 8/19

Neff -FL) @ 2135 w/nx; ID; "Spotlight" (333 8/29 Brown -IL)17545 1910 KI: EE: "Calling All Listeners" w/ment that SPEEDXer Betsy

Robinson had sent them a photo of herself (343 8/30 ed.)

JAPAN Nihon SW Besting Radio Japan3925 1010 NSB: JJ: W interviewing several M (333 8/30 Owsley-CA)9595 1405 NSB: JJ: 2 W in animated conversation (322 8/16 Hankison-KS)

@ 0723 w/2 M interviewing each other (322 8/16 Owsley-CA)17825 0550 RJ: EE: Tlk on worldwide drought research (353 8/19 Neff -FL)

KOREA, D.P.R. Korean Central Best Stn Radio Pyongyang2850 0814 KCBS PYONGYANG: KK: M w/KK folk mx (232 8/30 Owsley-CA)6560 1440 RP: JJ: W presenting lively W KK vcl mx (444 8/19 Owsley-CA)9665 0740 KCBS PYONGYANG: KK: W w/light EZL KK mx ("At this hour, it's

enough to put me asleep!"); //11680 (444 8/29 Owsley-CA)9977 1114 RP: EE: "Kim Jr. opens new power station, credits Dad for

Korea's industrial progress"; no // hrd (242 8/29 Wakefield)11335 *2200 RP: KK: ID; W/M dialogue & long M speech; //11700 15115

15230 (222 8/18 Findlater-CA)15115 2230 RP: JJ: M rapid JJ tlk w/ments Pyongyang; KK mx @ 2240 (343

8/22 Owsley-CA) @ 0044 in EE w/tomorrow's px preview; fullEE frq sked; KIS song; 0049* (242 9/16 ed.)

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Radio Korea9570 1414 RK: EE: ID; cmty on Korea's Liberal Democratic Party (444

8/31 Berri -CA)9750 1230 RK: EE: ID; mailbag w/tlk on Liberation Day (545 8/15

Robinson -TN)9870 1820 RK: FF: M/W nx; ID @ 1829 (222 8/6 Owsley-CA)

KUWAIT Radio Kuwait13620 1833 RK: EE: Nx incl no -fly zone over Iraq; then pop mx (343

8/27 Sampson -WI) @ 2000 w/px "Islam --Religion of Truth,Right & Justice" (444 8/31 Bellovich-FL) (Also logged byBabin-MA, Robinson -UT, Willers-SW)

15505 2135 RK: AA: M/W songs w/W anncr (544 8/1 Humenyk-ON) @ 2238 w/M/W tlk; @ 2243 AA mx (343 8/18 Owsley-CA)

21675 1730 RK: AA: Continuous Qur'an; abruptly off 1744* (222 8/21Findlater-CA) [John, that's their normal s/off on this frq.]

LEBANON Voice of Lebanon Wings of Hope6549.3 1710 VOL: EE M nx; ID; some CW QRM (332 8/21 Willers-SWITZERLAND)11530 2340 WON: EE: "Insight for Living"; @ 2358 M gave London/Cyprus

addresses for mail; Lebanese NA (333 8/19 Miller -GA)

MALAYSIA Radio Television Malaysia4835 1336 RTM SARAWAK: MALAY: Soccer match cmty (444 8/19 Owsley-CA)6025 1422 RTM: CC: W hosting px of Malay & CC -type pop mx (433 8/19

Owsley-CA)7295 1405 RTM: EE: M (w/very bassy voice) hosting mix of C&W and 50's

EE pop hits; SSB QRM (323 8/2 Robinson -UT)

MARIANA ISLANDS KHBI9530 1420 KHBI: EE: ID; tlk abt Hurricane Andrew; mixing w/co-channel

R. Moscow in RR (322 8/31 Berri -CA) (He should know. -hi!]15665 1800 KHBI: EE: ID; Monitor Radio nx (333 8/18 Findlater-CA) @

2006 w/nx of Hurricane Andrew (355 8/26 Willers-SW)

MYANMAR Myawadi Broadcasting Station5973 1310 MBS: HAMAR: Local folk mx; M tlk; gamelan-type mx and

apparent 1330*; heavy splatter de low side (pr-fr 8/12Famularo-JAPAN)

NEW ZEALAND Radio New Zealand International9700 1015 RNZI: EE: Px "Pacific Island News from New Zealand" (454

8/13 Fraser -MA) @ 0723 in MAORI w/M tlk; W ID @ 0730(555 8/12 Owsley-CA) [This was a Wednesday.] @ 1039 inCC/EE w/M/W CC tlk and CC pop songs; EE chat bits indicatedthat px is called "Orient Express" and is produced in theAccess R. studios in Wellington (343 8/26 ed.) [Wednesday]

17770 0249 RNZI: EE: Very nice vocals by Billie Holiday (444 8/14Bellovich-FL) 0155 w/song; nx @ 0200 (454 8/8 Bagozzi-CA)@ 0105 relaying 1ZB Auckland v/Auckland traffic rpts (4548/15 Babin-MA) (Also logged by Dome -TX, Owsley-CA, Willers)

[Note that New Zealand will go on summer time as of 4 October, so somefeature programmes relayed from HS will be heard one hour earlier.]

OMAN BBC relay15310 1335 BBC: EE: "Newshour" w/rpt on Sarajevo (333 8/30 Hankison-KS)

PAKISTAN Radio Pakistan11570 1830 RP: URDU: Nx w/some EE words thrown in (332 8/14 Rabin -MA)17900 *1100 RP: EE: ID; nx read at slow speed; great reception!: //

21520 was SIO 244 (355 8/25 Willers-SWITZERLAND)

PALAU Voice of Hope9830 1328 VON: CC/EE: ID & address in CC; then repeated in EE w/

spellings given for Koror and Palau (444 8/18 Pimblett-AB)@ 1300 in CC w/EE address (P.O. Box 66, Palau) given 3times in less than 5 minutes! (312 8/16 Hankison-KS)

PAPUA NEW GUINEA3275 1150 (t)R. SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS: EE/PD: M tlks; no ID but other

PNG stns good this morning & frq fits (111 8/18 Hankison-KS)3305 1140 R. WESTERN: EE/PD: Lcl mx to 1200; then Western "oldies" w/

ABBA, etc.; several "R. Western" ID's; best in LSB toavoid a pesty ute (333 8/29 Pimblett-AB) [Hope they QSL!]

3315 1145 (t)R. MANUS: EE/PD: W tlks w/frequent ments of Papua NewGuinea (121 8/18 Hankison-KS)

3385 1106 R. EAST NEW BRITAIN: EE: W nx to 1115; anncr continued butstn began fading out at this point (plus I had to go towork -hi!) (252 9/1 D'Angelo-PA) [Perfect timing, eh?) @1024 in PD v/Island choral mx; then long M tlk (333 8/30Owsley-CA) @ 1100 WEE nx to 1116; PD W hosting mx after-wards (322 8/18 Hankison-KS)

3395 1154 R. EASTERN HIGHLANDS: PD: C&W MX w/W host; @ 1201 "Kumul"ID (also ment "East" & "Goroka"); into mix of mx...1301";bad voice mod; QRM de RRI Tanjung Karang (222 8/10 Murray)

3905 0957 R. NEW IRELAND: PD: End of country mx px; ID; into "NBC"nx in PD; hrd between ARO calls (311 9/5 Wakefield -IA)

4890 1108 NBC PORT MORESBY: EE: M nx; M/W interview; horrendous QRM!(322 9/1 Thompson -CA)

Radio Veritas Asia Far East Bcst CorpVOA relay

RVA: TAGALOG/EE: Just caught TG/EE ID's and anmt of OSY to15140; then off (444 8/19 Owsley-CA)

RVA: RR: W EE ID/frq repeated twice; then into RR px (2128/30 Hankison-KS)

FEBC: CC: Oriental mx; EE ID anmt; //9850 slightly weakerbut equally clear (333 8/30 Hankison-KS)

FEBC: LAOTIAN: Gospel inst'l; M ID and rlg tlk; QRN vasterrible! (442 9/1 Thompson -CA)

FEBC: EE: Mailbag px (433 8/9 Hankison-KS)RVA: EE/TAGALOG: ID/frq anmt; cmty; "Daily Encounter"...1600* (354 8/22 Willers-SWITZERLAND)

VOA: CC: W nx; @ 1210 VOA sounder and px of M/W tlk Wbitsof well-known cl mx ("The Moldau"/"Trumpet Voluntary");a bit of polar flutter (243 8/22 ed.) @ 1319 in EE w/Wcomments; //12040 17790 (312 8/2 Humenyk-ON) [EE lesson?]

FEBC: EE: Rig inst mx; M ID; W nx of political disputesbetween India & Pakistan (242 8/27 Owsley-CA)VOA: SWAHILI: ID; M nx; //15150 15330 via Philippines and//17705 via Botswana (333 8/19 Findlater-CA)

SINGAPORE Singapore Bcst Corp BBC relay5052 1353 SBC: EE: M w/financial tlk on Singapore dollar (433 8/19

Owsley-CA)9740 1435 BBC: EE: Strange mix of mx--from Donovan's "Mellow Yellow"

to "Amazing Grace. on the bagpipes (243 8/9 Hankison-KS)[I said last time that I think that BBC WS on 15340 is no longer coming viaSingapore. I did explain myself badly, though; 15340 was in synch w/15070via the UK, while 15400 via Ascension was behind them w/a satellite delay.]

SOLOMON ISLANDS Solomon Islands Bcst Corp9545 0730 SIBC: EE: M w/Island choral mx; good signal but heavy UN!

(322 8/16 Owsley-CA)

Radio Japan relay DW relay9535 1400 RJ: EE: TP; "This is Radio Japan"; into nx headlines; lots

of adjacent channel QRM (322 8/27 Berri -CA) [This frq isunchanged for S92.]

15105 1300 DW: CC: Long-winded M tlk; ID @ 1320* (322 8/30 Hankison-KS)

SYRIA Radio Damascus15095 2021 BR: EE: W w/AA inst mx; into stn info (333 8/15 Owsley-CA)

PHILIPPINES

9520 1459

9615 1434

9820 1415

11690 1131

11995 140515140 *1500

15410 1208

15450 0107

17740 1700

SRI LANKA

6087 14299630 180015345 0535

TURKEY9445 0300

9455 2202

15325 1135

TAIWAN Central Bcstinq System Voice of Free ChinaCBS: CC: M w/px of CC operatic mx (423 8/19 Owsley-CA)CBS: CC: Nx; M speech; CC mx (222 8/18 Findlater-CA)VOFC: (1)CANTONESE: Px of popular piano mx w/W host (3438/16 Owsley-CA)

Voice of TurkeyVOT: EE: Nx; "Economic Panorama" on the largest dam inTurkey (343 8/9 Sampson -WI) @ 0300 w/nx of Yugoslav PrimeMinister's visit to Turkey (344 8/14 Bellovich-FL) @ 0314w/px "Turkish Musical Instruments" (333 8/8 Bagozzi-CA)(Also logged in EE by Brown -IL & in TURKISH by Owsley-CA)

VOT: EE: Nx; "Review of the Turkish Press"; "Outlook"--@2211 suddenly slid down to nominal 9445 --so it was oneof those punch-up errors, after all! (343 9/12 ed.)

VOT: TK: Usual px of Turkish songs; @ 1141 interview px w/2 M; @ 1200 TP/1D/nx; back to songs @ 1204; //15350 wasslightly stronger but had strong co-chan QRM (242 8/22 ed.)

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UAE Radio Dubai VO UAE Abu Dhabi11945 0330 RD: EE: Nx/wx; px "Proverbs in Arab Society" (222 8/6

Bagozzi-CA)13605 2218 VOUAE: EE: Tlk on influence of the Arabs in Andalusia on

European love poetry (33543 date? Leader -IRELAND)13675 *1329 RD: EE: ID; nx read by Gail Gordon --more US troops sent to

Kuwait (354 8/2 Willers-SWITZERLAND)15305 2215 VOUAE: EE: Px "The Holy Qur'an" (444 8/13 Millard -TX)17645nf? 1713 VOUAE: AA: W ID; M long tlk--seemed abt Islam; @ 1743 ID &

into AA vcl mx--by which time it had almost faded out;signal was so poor that I wonder if it was a spur?; //17855 was SIO 343 (242 8/30 ed.)

21605 1610 RD: EE: W reads Arabic tale; then mx (444 8/4 Meinhardt-IL)

VIETNAM Voice of Vietnam9840 1345 VOV: EE: Px of traditional VV folk mx (343 8/22 Bagozzi-CA)

@ 1410 in JJ w/W presenting variety of musical selections(222 8/22 Hankison-KS)

15009.2 1906 VOV: EE: W nx abt Vietnam; ID (333 8/14 Babin-MA) @ 1230w/W nx; Oriental mx; lots of cmty (433 8/30 Hankison-KS) @2220 in CC w/W hosting px of VV folk mx; abruptly off2227. (444 8/22 Owsley-CA)

CLANDESTINE4120 1013 VO NATIONAL SALVATION: KK: M long speech; into W tlk;

severely jammed (412 8/30 Owsley-CA)6749 0318 (t)VO MOJAHED: ??: M tik under jammer (211 8/25 Quaglieri-

NY) [Are you sure it wasn't some kid playing the latestNirvana album? -hi!]

UNIDENTIFIED7000 0326 ??: Seemed Mideast clandestine; heavy jamming (211 8/25

Quaglieri-NY)7010.3 0315 ??: Seemed Mideast clandestine; heavy jamming; believe this

is the same stn hrd on 7000 on 8/25 (211 8/31 Quaglieri-NY)[Either that, or it was the Europirate "R. Stockhausen. -hi!]

7020 0320 AA: Began w/1 kHz tone; @ 0327 continuous mx for IS; @ 0329M said "Huns..." something, so definitely AA; couldn'tpick out anything else through the jamming (222 8/31Quaglieri-NY)

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I've been really impressed with the great run of PNG loggingsin the past few columns, and so, it seems, have been those actually hear-ing the stations. Richard Hankison comments on his PNG experiences: "Iwoke up one morning and knew they were there. It was the same thing forthree of the next four days. They were calling me! That's the secondtime in two years it's happened. I'm getting scared. I may have toground myself!. Now that's called Having Fun with Your Radio --and anyonecan do it, even if you can't catch PNG. (I went perfectly gaga recentlyover the music mix on Croatian Radio Zagreb.) It's not hard to go gaga,so flick on the set and give it a try. When you do go gaga --and I knowyou will --report it, to me or to one of our other editors. Fun is so muchmore fun when it's shared, as you've no doubt discovered when reading thiscolumn, so be a Fun Donor! Besides, it's an easier way of getting yourname into print than marrying a Hollywood star --and probably more fun, too.

Back next time, eh?

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QSL REPORTMike Wolfson1842 Mifflin Ave.Ashland, OH 44805

AFRICA

Botswana VOA: 7265, 11940 f/d cd (2 50th Anniversary cd) 208 ds ms rpt EE(-Or...7e7 Ma.)

Nigeria V of Nigeria: 7255 p/d cd (logo, musician, pamphlet) 242 ds rpt EE(Pasquale, Pa.) (Welcome to the column Denis -MW)

ASIA/OCEANIA

Australia VLW9: 9610 f/d cd (map cd) 22 ds 2 IRCs rpt EE (Brown, 11.); RAustralia: 6060 f/d cd (ltr, Wilderness Society cd) 21 ds (via surface mail) rpt(Brown, 11.) EE; VLW15: 15425 f/d cd (map cd) 126 ds $1 rpt E (Millard, Tx.)China R Beijing: 9770 f/d cd (silk figurine, sked, stickers) 15 ds rpt EE(Bagozzi, Ca.)Israel Kol Israel: 11588 f/d cd ("Blue Jerusalem") 41 ds rpt EE (Brown, 11.);KI: 11587 f/d cd (nine language cd) 35 ds rpt EE (Bishop, N.Y.)Korea, Republic of R Korea: 15575 f/d cd (modern Korean dance, stickers, mxsheet) 49 ds rpt FE (Bishop. N.Y.)Lebanon Word of Hope: 11530 f/d cd (world map, sked) 52 ds (1 f/up) $1 v/s Pete

Reilly (Millard, Tx.)Mariana Islands KFBS: 9670 f/dc d (stn pix) 56 ds rp $1 rpt EE v/s Doug Campbell(Robinson; Ut.); KFBS: 11665 f/d cd (Saipan coast w/antennas pix) 350 ds rpt EE(Brown, II.); KFBS: 15320 f/d cd (stn cd, sked, ltr) 191 ds rpt EE (Millard.Tx.)New Zealand RNZI: 17770 f/d cd (bird w/New Zealand flag) 78 ds IRC rpt EE (Koch,II.) (Welcome to the column Todd -MW); RNZI: 9700 f/d cd (special 1992 Olympiccd. Olympic team patch) 17 ds 3 IRCs rpt EE (Brown, 11.)Palau VOA: 9830 f/d cd (world map) 26 ds $1 rpt EE v/s P. Sevarfendral (George,

Papua New Guinea R Western Highlands: 3375 f/d cd (map cd, ltr, pennant,

tribesman cd) 21 ds !!! rp rpt EE (Murray, Or.); R Eastern Highlands: 3395 p/dltr (ltr on NBC letterhead) 21 ds !!! rp rpt EE v/s Ignas Yanan (Murray, Or.)Turkey VOT: 11895 f/d cd (Blue Vases) 54 ds rpt EE (Brown, Il.)United Arab Emirates R Dubai: 21605 p/d cd (world map, sked, pennant) 24 ds IRCsrpt EE v/s K.F. Fenemen (Meinhardt, Il.)

COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES

Russia R Aum Shinrikyo: 15485 p/d cd (His Holiness Shoko Asahara, sked, bookT17717 ds rpt EE (Bellovich, Fl.); R Moscow: 12050 f/d cd (Alexander PushkinMonument) 29 ds rpt EE (Robinson, Tn.); AWR: 15125 f/d cd (20th anniversary) 47ds rpt EE (Brown, 11.); AWR: 15125 f/d cd (7th Day Adventist school/Church inMarusevec Yugoslavia. sked) 34 ds 1 IRC rpt EE v/s Roger Graves (D'Angelo, Pa.);R Aum Shinrikyo: 15485 f/d cd (sked, booklet, "His Holiness- Shoko Asahara") 23ds rpt EE (D'Angelo, Pa.)

EUROPE

Austria RAI: 9875 f/d cd (Salzburg procession in traditional costume, ltr w/freqchanges) 38 ds rpt EE (Bishop, N.Y.)France RFI: 21465 p/d ltr (receiver rating folder, antenna info) 34 ds rpt EE/FF;77)747 Rickert(?) (Robinson, Tn.); RFI: 17650 f/d cd (La Seine et la Tour

Eiffel) 31 ds rpt EE (Brown, 11.)Lumembourg RTL Luxembourg: 15350 f/d cd (ltr) 213 ds rp $1 rpt EE v/s Amanda

Taggart (Robinson, Ut.)Romania R Romania Intl: 9570 f/d cd (Folk Costume, sked) 56 ds rpt EE (Bagozzi,

Switzerland SRI: 13635 f/d cd (Sion-Valere Castle) 43 ds rpt EE (Brown. 11.)UK R Japan: 9770 f/d cd (special Skelton veri cd goodies) 72 ds rpt EE v/s K.Hishikawa (Robinson, Ut.)Yugoslavia R Yugoslavia: 11870 f/d cd (Vinkovci) 83 ds rpt EE (Brown. 11.); RY:11870 f/d cd (Vinkvaca, sked) 85 ds rpt EE (Bagozzi, Ca.)

WESTERN HEMISPHERE

Costa Rica UN Radio (via RFPI): 15030 f/d cd (logo, sked, stickers) 141 ds rpt

EE (Millard, Tx.)Cuba R Havana: 13700 p/d ltr 110 ds 2 IRCs rpt EE (Koch, Il.)Ecuador HCJB: 9745 f/d cd (1990-C "CotoPayi" Mt.) 27 ds ms rpt EE (Brown, Il.);HCJB: 9745 f/d cd (1990-B "Ilinizas" Mt.) 27 ds ms rpt EE (Brown, Il.); HCJB:15140 p/d cd (girl from Calderon in native dress, sked, pennant, cd) 33 ds rprpt SS v/s Glen Volkhardt (Meinhardt, II.); R Nacional del Ecuador: 15350 f/d cd

("President's Palace", ltr, ANDEX w/story of stn) 57 ds 1 IRC rpt SS v/s Gustavo

Cevallos (D'Angelo. Pa.)Peru Ondas del Mayo: 6803 ppc (ltr, pennant) 100 ds $1 rpt SS v/s EdilbertoLucio Peralta Lozada (D'Angelo, Pa.)US KJES: 9510 f/d cd 25 ds rp $1 rpt EE v/s Michael Reuter (Robinson, Ut.);WHRI: 9465 f/d cd (logo, freq/program sked) 127 ds rp rpt EE v/s Loren Holycross(Bishop, N.Y.); WHRI: 13760 f/d cd (logo, freq/program sked) 91 ds rp rpt EE v/sLoren Holycross (Bishop, N.Y.)

PIRATES

Canada R Scottish Montreal: 7413 f/d cd (ltr, listener guide) 26 ds $1 rpt EE157.3b Ray (D'Angelo. Pa.)US EBO Radio: 7415 f/d ltr ("special mobile test", pin. #17) 28 ds 3 ms rpt EE

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US WOO: 6320 f/d cd (antenna/control panel pix, goodies) 14 ds rp rpt EE7chulsinger, Oh.); KMI: 12630 f/d cd (antenna farm, goodies) 14 ds rp rpt EEv/s Greg Sparacino (Schulsinger, Oh.)

Hello out there. Is anyone out there A funny thing happened on my way tocompleting this month's column. I ran out of reports before I ran out of space.

Its supposed to be the other way around. Its been a REAL dry month around here.

I hope its just that no one's getting any QSLs. It is that, isn't it? Hopefully

things will pick up soon. To give everyone an incentive to send in their

reports, we've got cards from the collections of Steve Willers AND Edward Brownthis month. They're really outstanding.

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