Path: news.cs.tut.fi!news.funet.fi!lgw!news.funet.fi!not-for-mail From: nieuw@nioz.nl (Jan Nieuwenhuis) Newsgroups: sfnet.harrastus.dx-kuuntelu Subject: BDXC: SW broadc. nx (22/11/94) Date: 23 Nov 1994 09:14:53 +0200 Organization: Finnish University and Research Network Lines: 98 Sender: daemon@news.funet.fi Distribution: sfnet Message-ID: NNTP-Posting-Host: news.funet.fi To: dx-kuuntelijat@nic.funet.fi ====================================================================== | This info for Radio-LISTENING amateurs is presented to you by the: | | | | BENELUX DX-CLUB, A. van Ostadelaan 106, NL-7944 XT Meppel, Holland | | | | SHORTWAVE BROADCASTING NEWS ("DX-Hotline") - compiled by: | | Jan Nieuwenhuis, Vloedlyn 12, NL-1791 HH Den Burg (Texel), Holland | | Echomail : FIDO-net 'Shortwave Listeners' | | Net-mail (FIDO) : 2:500/202 | | E-mail : nieuw@nioz.nl | | or : jan.nieuwenhuis@f202.n500.z2.fidonet.org | ====================================================================== | PART 1 of 1 Date: 22nd November 1994 | ====================================================================== ALBANIA ------- * RADIO TIRANA, Tirana; is now using 1395, 7260 (ex 7230) and 9730 from 1900-1930 in English. (RW via CJO, 19/11/94) AUSTRALIA --------- * RADIO AUSTRALIA, Melbourne; frequency schedule valid until 3/95: To S.Asia: Morning broadcast: 15510, 15245, 13745 and 9610 kHz, Evening broadcast: 15530, 11660, 9770, 9615 and 7260 kHz. To SE.Asia: Morning broadcast: 17750, 15510, 15415, 15245, 13745, 9645 and 9610 kHz, Evening broadcast: 21725, 15530, 9615, 7240 and 6080 kHz. To N.Asia: Morning broadcast: 17750, 17715, 11855 and 9645 kHz, Evening broadcast: 15170, 13605, 9710, 7240 and 6135 kHz. To Papua New Guinea & SW.Pacific: Morning broadcast: 13755, 13605, 11695, 9660, 6080 and 6060 kHz, Evening broadcast:9860, 9710, 6080, 6020 and 5995 kHz. To C.Pacific: Morning broadcast: 17860, 17795, 15365, 11880, 11695, 9580, 9860 and 6060 kHz, Evening broadcast: 17795, 11800, 9860, 9580, 6020 and 5995 kHz. Addr: P.O. Box 428G, Melbourne 3001, Victoria. (BJ, 15/11/94) CROATIA ------- * CROATIAN RADIO, Zagreb; has English from 2203-2209 on 1134, 5895 and 7370 kHz. (RW via CJO, 19/11/94) CUBA ---- * RADIO REBELDE, Bauta; At the present moment, Cuba is present on the Tropical Bands in just one frequency, 5025 kHz. The station is Radio Rebelde and the program heard is the same national network program that goes on the air on AM and FM. The 5025 kHz transmitter in use now is a 10 kW Siemens of 1961 vintage. It is used on the Upper Side Band Mode , with full carrier. So the effective AM equivalent power should be around 2.5 kilowatts. The low level SSB generator is feeding the Siemens with 100 % modulated signal that is amplified in a linear mode. The antenna in use is a simple half wave dipole, erected at a height that should provide maximum coverage to the 0 to 1000 kilometer mark, intended service area. The antenna does have a secondary low angle lobe, that provides a DX signal, often heard in many areas of the world when propagation is OK. Radio Rebelde used to have a 3365 kilohertz frequency, running just 500 watts. This was a very old transmitter, and unfortunately it is no longer on the air. Any reports of the Radio Rebelde Tropical Band outlet on 5025 kHz must be sent to: Dpto de Relaciones Publicas, Apartado 6277, Habana, Cuba 10600. (AC, 19/11/94) KOREA (Rep.) ------------ * RADIO KOREA, Seoul; English transmissions: 0100 to America on 7550 and 15575 kHz, 0600 to America on 11945 kHz, 0800 to EUROPE on 7550 and 13670 kHz, 1600 to M.East & Africa on 9515 and 9870 kHz, 2100 to EUROPE on 6480 and 15575 kHz. (RW via CJO, 19/11/94) WITH THANKS TO (in alphabetic order): (AC) = Arnie Coro ('Host Dxers Unlimited', RHC) - Cuba [via Internet] (BJ) = Brian Johnson - U.S.A. [via FIDO-net]. (CJO) = Cees van Oudheusden, Roosendaal - Holland. (RW) = 'Radio World' (R.Vlaanderen Int.) - Belgium. ====================================================================== | All times mentioned are in GMT/UTC. | | All data (except BBCM, which is copyright) may be copied and | | reproduced without permission by non-profit organizations and | | individuals on condition that credit is given to: | | (Source) & Jan Nieuwenhuis (editor BDXC-bulletin). | ====================================================================== | Data is available via BITNET, COMPUSERVE, FIDONET, INTERNET, USENET| ====================================================================== | = 73's from TEXEL Island [53.034 N, 04.478 E], The Netherlands = | ======================================================================