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Pemenang Kontes RRI

Jayadi — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 10:30:41 +0000

Pemenang Kontes“Busteni – the Jewel in the Foothills of the Caraiman Peak”Radio Romania International

20 Pemenang Kehormatan

Pavel Puchkov of Russia,
Nikolaus Türk of Germanny,
Hamzaoui Mahmud Hamzaoui of Egypt ,
Abdel Karim Najim of Morroco,
Naser Farid Zifir of Yemen,
Alberto Machado Marchand of Uruguay,
Berny Solano Solano of Costa Rica,
Ricardo Barsotti Zimmermann of Portugal, a listener of the Spanish language broadcasts,

9-12. Qian Xiuping, Liu Wei, dan Zhou Fei and Meng Cheng, from China,

13-15. Giuseppina Albanese, Mirella Damiani and Giorgio Borsier, from Italy,

16. Amadou Tidjane of Mauritania, a listener of the French programs,

17. Muhhammad Aslam Javed of Paksitan, a listener of the English language programs as well as Henk Poortvliet of the Netherlands and

18-19. Joaquim Pombo and Michael Whing of the UK.

10 Pemenang Ketiga

Sergiu Cr?ciun Romanian born listener from Russia,
Wolfgang Kühn of Germany,
Boudoukha Mohamad of Algeria,
Volodimir Gudzenko of Russia, a listener of the Ukrainian language programs,
Salvador Lavín Carral of Spain,
Romanian Adriana Petri of Israel,
Xu Wenfeng of China,
Stefano Citterio of Italy,
Rachad Affo of Benin, a listener of the French language programs and

10. Shri Pal Garg of India, a listener of the English service programs.

20 Pemenang Kedua

Valeri Lugovski of Russia,
Michael Lindner of Germany,

3-4. Ben Amer Laid and Abdel Hamid Djebbari, both from Algeria,

5. Serhii Kozlenko of Ukraine,

6. JoséLuis Corcuera of Spain,

7. Ivan Profor of the Republic of Moldova,

8-12Lu Jiawang, Xue Fei, Meng Chunquan, Li Ming, Xu Tongya, from China,

13-15. Agide Melloni, Lina Battanoli, Giovanni Sergi, from Italy and

16. Romanian Cristina Mirabela R?dulescu, a listener of Italian language programs,

17. Alain Roques of France,

18. Nassir Aziz of Pakistan,

19-20. Mitul Kansal and M. Ganesan both from India.

10 Pemenang Pertama

Nikolai Matveev of Russia,
Goumidi Mohamad of Algeria,
Konstantin Kisili of Russia, who listens to our Ukrainian service,
Roberto Carlos Alvarez Galloso of the US, who listens to our Spanish service,

5-7. Fan Hongjie, Shan Jinghai and Long Dingzhong, from China,

8. Gianluca del Marco of Italy,

9-10. Zenon Teles of India and Amand Gregory from the US, both listening to our English service.

4 Pemenang Spesial

Jan Pongs of Germany,
our co-national Marin Gherman of Ukraine, who listens to our Romanian language service,
Jacques Giraud of France, and
Richard Chen of Trinidad Tobago, listening to the English service programs.

Grand Prize

1-2. Cristina Russo and Giulio Pagani, a couple from Genoa, Italy.

3-4. Edith and Claude Unsinger of Strasbourg, France.

(Sumber: Newsletter Radio Romania International No. 36, 23 January 2012)

The Personality of the Year 2011 on RRI

Jayadi — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 13:00:07 +0000

Radio Romania International has continued its traditional survey among its listeners, Internet users, Facebook and Twitter followers and has challenged you to name the personality who, in your opinion, had the biggest positive influence on the world in 2011.

Our listeners and Internet users have nominated two great personalities who left an indelible mark on the world, and who departed in 2011: former anti-communist dissident and first president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Havel and Apple founder Steve Jobs. You have also nominated the rescue teams at Fukushima who put their lives at risk, to reduce the effects of one of the severest civil nuclear accidents in history, as well as Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Several politicians have also been picked for the “Personality of the Year” title: German chancellor Angela Merkel, Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc, Russian Premier Vladimir Putin, Georgian President Mihail Saakashvili, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Yemeni activist Tawakkol Karman, Burmese human rights activist Aung San Suu Kyi, Kisan Baburao Hazare (aka Anna Hazare), a prominent figure of the anti-corruption fight in India, and Eugen Tomac, the head of the Department for the Romanians Around the World. Alongside them, you have nominated the Spanish “indignados” and “Occupy the Wall Street!” activists, as well as politicians who could very well be included in the category of negative heroes: former North Korean and Libyan leaders, Kim Jong Il and Muammar Gaddafi, respectively.

Undefeated IBF Super Middleweight World Champion, Romanian boxer Lucian Bute, Jamaican athlete Usain Bolt and Argentine footballer Lionel Messi are among the sports people who have also received nominations. Romanian-born Italian composer and musicologist Roman Vlad and a great spiritual leader of the Romanian Orthodox Church, father confessor Iustin Parvu have also been nominated.

But “The Personality of the Year 2011 on RRI” comes from a different area. “The Personalities of the Year 2011” are all those people who, by their mass protests managed to rock the undemocratic and authoritarian regimes in their countries, in Northern Africa and the Middle East. They brought about what has later been dubbed the “Arab Spring”, toppling the leaders of Tunisia, Egypt and Libya and battling the regimes in Yemen and Syria. One of the names who have been mentioned most often by RRI’s listeners and Internet users was that of young Tunisian Mohammad Bouazizi, who set himself on fire to protest the regime. He has become a catalyst and a key figure of pro-democratic movements in Middle East countries.

“Protesters undoubtedly played an important role in 2011 and I believe that this year their voice will be heard even louder”, RRI’s listener Domenico Genovese of Italy explained his nomination.

(Newsletter RRI 1 Januari 2012)

Radio Activity 23-26/03

Jayadi — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 11:14:31 +0000

R A D I O A C T I V I T Y

Dari alokeshgupta@gmail.com

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tanggal 23 Maret 2011 09:03

subjek RADIO ACTIVITY

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Ditandatangani oleh google.com

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New amateur QSL’s

Posted: 23 Mar 2011 06:22 AM PDT

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BBC Russian radio hits the off switch after 65 years

Posted: 23 Mar 2011 03:19 AM PDT

At the end of this week, the BBC’s Russian Service will close its radio frequencies for good.

The Russian Service began broadcasting to the Soviet Union in 1946 and quickly established a reputation with Soviet listeners, in the brief period before the onset of the Cold War.

Full story at : www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12820788

BBC Caribbean service begins farewell to listeners

Posted: 23 Mar 2011 01:33 AM PDT

After more than 72 years of broadcasting to the people of the region the BBC World Service is axing its Caribbean Service this week as part of the organisation’s enforced cuts.

Full story at :
http://www.caymannewsservice.com/world-news/2011/03/22/bbc-caribbean-service-begins-farewell-listeners

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R A D I O A C T I V I T Y

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tanggal 24 Maret 2011 09:25

subjek RADIO ACTIVITY

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Ditandatangani oleh google.com

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Listen to Voice of Indonesia on Blackberry

Posted: 23 Mar 2011 10:35 PM PDT

You can hear Voice of Indonesia on Black Berry using foll URL’s :

http://203.130.239.115:11785/ ( Indonesian language program )
http://203.130.239.115:9525/ ( English language program )
http://203.130.239.115:15150/ ( Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese, German, French and Spanish language program ).

Stay Tuned.

Sri Lanka to open its largest telecommunication tower in former rebel-held area

Posted: 23 Mar 2011 09:32 PM PDT

The Sri Lankan government plans to declare open the multipurpose transmission tower constructed in Kokawil of Mullaitivu District in Northern Province before April 10, state-run radio Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC) reported.

Read the full story here :
http://www.colombopage.com/archive_11/Mar23_1300894721KA.php

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R A D I O A C T I V I T Y

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tanggal 26 Maret 2011 09:10

subjek RADIO ACTIVITY

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Ditandatangani oleh google.com

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A-11 English schedules – PTSW

Posted: 26 Mar 2011 08:34 AM PDT

Daniel Sampson of Prime Time Shortwave has posted first edition of the compiled version of A-11 season shortwave schedules.

Schedules can be downloaded here : www.primetimeshortwave.com

Solar Data @ 1200z

Posted: 26 Mar 2011 06:38 AM PDT

Solar Data: 1200 UTC on 26 March
Solar Flux: 113 A-Index: 3 K-Index: 0 SSN: 104

BBC World Service and Radio Australia agree to share content and transmission sites.

Posted: 26 Mar 2011 06:36 AM PDT

BBC and Radio Australia signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a number of new areas of joint activity, including in English Language teaching. As the BBC and Radio Australia share editorial values and approach, it means that we can distribute content from both organisations on existing transmission sites, operated by BBC or Radio Australia.

More at : http://kimelli.nfshost.com/index.php?id=10969

(Kim Andrew Elliott via Twitter)

Next edition of Media Network Plus March 26 at 0100UTC

Posted: 25 Mar 2011 11:22 PM PDT

Hi Everyone,

Just to let you know the next edition of Media Network Plus for March will have it’s first transmission at 0100UTC on the 26th on 9955khz. This months show will include part of David Goren’s Shortwave Shindig from the SWL Fest on March 4th Also on the program some news on what is going on in Japan concerning shortwave after the earthquake and tsunami.

This weekend will be Happy Station’s 2nd Anniversary as myself as host. Coming up on the program some of the most fun interviews from the past year. We will also present a recreation of an original program from the late 1920s. This recreation also includes some vintage clips from PCJ of that era.

Also I want to take a moment to tell you about something coming to the PCJ Shop very soon. The new Sangean ATS909x. The price seen at retailers in the US is around 450USD. PCJ will be offereing this radio for 199USD including shipping. Details of when we will sell this new SW receiver will be posted at http://www.facebook.com/l/51eb420ztVkWrYrDpO9AJ0Bec5A/www.pcjmedia.com.

Best 73s,
Keith

Radio Romania International Contest

Posted: 25 Mar 2011 09:36 PM PDT

“Multicultural Timisoara”
Dear friends, you are once again invited to take part in a prize winning contest entitled “Multicultural Timisoara”, organized by Radio Romania International and focused on a true multicultural and multiethnic melting pot, Timis county, in Western Romania, with emphasis on the city of Timisoara. We are trying to pique your curiosity regarding Timisoara, the Timis county capital, in the historical province of Banat,with at least two historical data: in November 1884, Timisoara became the first European city with public electric lighting, and in December 1989 the anti-communist revolution in Romania started in Timisoara.
You are invited to listen to RRI shows, to visit our site at www.rri.ro and our profiles on Facebook, Twitter and Flick, to provide correct answers in writing to a few questions, and you can win. The contest will close on March 31st 2011, post date.
We will offer two Grand Prizes – two seven-night stays for one, full boarding, at the Varias Guesthouse, in the village of the same name, in the first half of June 2011.
The contest is sponsored by S.C. VARIMAX S.A., based in Varias, Timis county.
As usual, you will have to cover travel and visa fees, if necessary. Transport and accommodation in Romania are covered by RRI and the sponsors. For those who do not manage to win the Grand Prizes, we have many smaller prizes related to Timisoara and Timis county, offered by our partners and sponsors: the Timis County Council, Timisoara City Hall, the Romanian Orthodox Archbishopric of Timisoara, the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, the “Banat” Philharmonics, the Museum of Banat, including the Timisoara Art Museum, the Fine Artists’ Union, The Timis branch, the Timis County Center for Culture and the Arts.
First documented in the 13th century, Timisoara is home to over 300,000 inhabitants. Many other ethnic groups live alongside the majority Romanian population, making the city a cultural and religious crossroads. In Timisoara you can find large communities of ethnic Hungarians, Germans, Serbs, Roma, but also Bulgarians, Ukrianians, Jews and Slovakians. After the fall of communism, Timisoara also became a thriving business center, where communities of business people emerged, mostly Italians, Arabs and Turks.
Timisoara is a multicultural city, which has gathered many influences over the centuries, mostly from German, Hungarian and Serbian communities, but also from a Bulgarian, Italian and Greek source.
Aside from this ethnic and confessional diversity, we have to mention that Timisoara is one of Romania’s economic engines, a higher education center with a long tradition, a city with an exceptional cultural life, but also a center of communications and transportation. Mostly German, Italian and US businesspeople have made investments in Timisoara. The German National Theater, the Hungarian National Theater and the Romanian Opera house share the same historical building. An important cultural landmark is the “Banat” Philharmonics. Another one is the Banat Museum, set up in 1872. It hosts the largest collection of archeological pieces in Banat. The institution has various branches, such as an Art Museum, an Ethnography Museum, the Banat Village Museum. From an architectural point of view, the city boasts a large heritage of historic buildings (according to some sources, as many as 14,500). The Baroque style of Viennese influence is prevailing. It earned Timisoara the name of “Little Vienna”, but we can also find buildings in the Art Nouveau, secession, eclectic or Romanian styles. Timisoara has many green areas that mostly stretch along the navigable part of Bega River. For this reason, Timisoara has earned the moniker “city of parks and roses”.
Timisoara is a “city of firsts” among cities that are now on Romanian soil: 1728 – the beginning of works to turn Bega River into a navigable canal; 1854 – the first telegraph service; 1855 – the first city in the Habsburg space to have public gas lighting; 1881 – the first telephone network; 1886 – the first ambulance service in Hungary and Romania; 1895 – the first street laid with asphalt; 1899 – the first electric tram in today’s Romania, and many more.

And now, here are the questions:

- Which event occurred in December 1989 in Timisoara?

- Mention at least three ethnic minorities living in the city of Timisoara or Timis county

- How many other cities had public electric lighting before Timisoara and when was this type of lighting introduced in the city?

- Name at least 3 cultural landmarks in Timisoara.

Please, also specify what motivated you when deciding to take part in the contest, and, if you wish, mention the sources you have used in answering, other than our radio station, the RRI website or our Facebook and Twitter profiles. Please, send your answers to: Radio Romania International, 60-64 Gral Berthelot Street, sector 1, Bucharest, PO Box 111, code 010165, fax 00.40.21.319.05.62, e-mail: eng@rri.ro. Please send us your answers by 31 March 2011, post date. The winners will be announced in late April, allowing winners to make preparations for their trip to Timis County. Good luck!

VOA Tibetan Service Celebrates 20th Anniversary of First Broadcast

Posted: 25 Mar 2011 07:35 PM PDT

NewsletterThe Voice of America’s Tibetan Service, which began with a 15 minute shortwave radio broadcast on March 25, 1991, is being hailed today as one of the most influential Tibetan language multi-media platforms in the world.
Tibet’s spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, once noted that, “Tibetans call VOA broadcasts their medicine for depression and exhaustion, and on days that they don’t get to hear it, they say they’ve missed their vital medicine.”
Earlier this month the service hosted a televised debate with the three candidates vying to become Prime Minister (Kalon Tripa) of the exiled Central Tibetan Administration based in Dharamsala, India.
VOA Director Danforth W. Austin called the satellite and web-streamed broadcast a “a prime example of how VOA’s Tibetan Service is able to share important events with an audience that is cut off from the free flow of objective and comprehensive news.
VOA’s Tibetan Service produces two hours of original television programming each week, and 42 hours of radio. The programs are broadcast on shortwave, transmitted via satellite and streamed on the service’s website, www.voanews.com/tibetan/news.
The Voice of America has also undertaken a number of initiatives to make the broadcasts accessible to Tibetans through a variety of social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter, and with ongoing strategies to combat jamming and Internet restrictions imposed by the Chinese government.
The VOA Tibetan Service was created by an Act of Congress signed into law on February 16, 1990 to established “a service to provide Voice of America Tibetan language programming to the people of Tibet.”
VOA’s parent organization, the Broadcasting Board of Governors, marked the anniversary with a resolution calling the Tibetan Service broadcasts, “as vital to the people of Tibet today as when the Service’s first daily 15-minute shortwave broadcast debuted to the Tibetan plateau 20 years ago.”

For more information about the Voice of America or any of its 44 language services, visit our website at www.voanews.com. The Voice of America, which first went on the air in 1942, is a multimedia international broadcasting service funded by the U.S. Government through the Broadcasting Board of Governors. VOA broadcasts approximately 1,500 hours of news, information, educational, and cultural programming every week to an estimated worldwide audience of about 123 million people. Programs are produced in 44 languages and are intended exclusively for audiences outside of the United States.
For more information, call VOA Public Relations at (202) 203-4959, or e-mail askvoa@voanews.com.

(VOA Press Release)

Radio Romania International B10

Jayadi — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 16:11:50 +0000

All times UTC

Arabic
0730-0756 11710 11905 15155 15330
1500-1556 9655 11730 15290 17540

Aromanian
1530-1556 6125
1730-1756 6015
1930-1956 6110

Chinese
0500-0526 15160 17870+
1400-1426 5900 9660

English
0100-0156 6145 7325
0400-0456 6130 7305 9690 11895
0630-0656 !6020 7370 17780 21600
1200-1256 11970 15430 15460 17765
1800-1829 #6020
1800-1856 *6065 7415
2130-2156 6030 6115 7310 7380
2300-2356 5915 6015 7220 7300

French
0200-0256 5975 7325
0600-0626 $6100 7370 9690 11790
1100-1156 15150 15255 17800 17870
1700-1756 7370 9690
2100-2126 $6030 7370

German
0700-0726 7210 *9450
1300-1356 11970 15460
1700-1729 @5875
1900-1956 7370 *9805

Italian
1500-1526 9875
1700-1726 7415
1900-1926 ^6180

Romanian “Curierul romanesc” Sundays
0800-0856 11730 15370 15430 17775
0900-0956 15380 15430 17745 17775
1000-1056 15260 15380 17780 17870

Romanian
0100-0156 5910 7345
0200-0256 5910 7345
0500-0556 6145 7220
1300-1356 9610~ 11940 15170
1400-1456 11940 15170
1600-1656 9655 11870
1700-1756 5995 7435
1800-1856 5990 7350
1900-1956 5990 7430
2000-2056 5990 7380

Russian
0530-0556 &6175 7210
1430-1456 9535 11870
1600-1656 &6030 7445

Serbian
1630-1656 6025
1830-1856 5955
2030-2056 6010

Spanish
0000-0056 7315 9525 9665 11960
0300-0356 7325 9635 9765 11825
2000-2056 7430 9620
2200-2256 7380 9790

Ukranian
1600-1626 6130
1800-1826 6200
2000-2026 5950

+ DRM via TIG 090 kW 067 deg
! DRM via GAL 090 kW 300 deg
$ DRM via GAL 090 kW 285 deg
* DRM via TIG 090 kW 307 deg
^ DRM via TIG~090 kW 270 deg (~rather from twin Saftica 100 kW site. wb.)
& DRM via TIG 090 kW 037 deg
# DRM via KVI 035 kW 220 deg
@ DRM via KVI 035 kW 065 deg
((R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 13), (DX Mix News 651 via Ivo Ivanov, Bulgaria & wb, Germany) via shortwave central)

A10 Schedule (3)

Jayadi — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 09:49:54 +0000

Voice of Russia – A10 English schedule

Russia, Voice of Russia – A10 English schedule

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010
broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated
target areas:af (Africa) as (Asia) eu (Europe) me (Middle East) na (North America) pa (Pacific) sa (South America)

All times UTC

0000-0100 9665na
0100-0200 9665na
0200-0300 9665sa 15425na
0300-0400 9665sa 15425na 15585as
0300-0400 DRM 15735as
0400-0500 13775na 15585as
0400-0500 DRM 15735as
0500-0600 13775na
0600-0700 15405pa
0700-0800 15405pa 17495as/pa
0800-0900 15405pa 17495as/pa
0800-0900 DRM 12060eu
0900-1000 15170as 17495as/pa
0900-1000 DRM 12060eu
1000-1100 15170as
1100-1200 12065as
1200-1300 11500as 11755as
1300-1400 12065as
1400-1500 4975as/me 6000as 9455as 11500as
1400-1500 DRM 9750eu
1500-1600 4975as/me 6000as 9660as 9735me
11985af 12040eu
1600-1700 4975as/me 11985af/me 12040eu
1700-1800 4975as/me 11985af/me 12040eu 13855af
1800-1900 4975me
1900-2000 12040eu
2000-2100 12040eu
2300-0000 9665na
(VOR/Elena Osipova via Gayle Van Horn via shortwave central)

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Radio Romania A10 schedules

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010
broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC

Arabic
0630-0656 on 11730 11790 15180 15400
1400-1456 on 11820 11945 15160 15490

Aromanian
1430-1456 on 7320
1630-1656 on 5980
1830-1856 on 5955

Chinese
0400-0426 on%11700 17780
1300-1326 on 15435 17600

English

0000-0056 on 7335 9580
0300-0356 on 7335 9645 11895 15340
0530-0556 on !7305 9655 17760 21500
1100-1156 on 15210 15430 17510 17670
1700-1726 on @7350
1700-1756 on *9535 11735
2030-2056 on 9690 9765 11880 11940
2200-2256 on 5960 7435 9790 11940

French
0100-0156 on 7335 9560
0500-0526 on $7215 9450 9655 11790
1000-1056 on 11830 15240 15380 17785
1600-1656 on 9680 11950
2000-2026 on 6065 $7295

German
0600-0626 on *7230 9740
1200-1256 on 9675 11875
1600-1626 on #7460
1800-1856 on 7215 *9705(x9610)

Italian
1400-1426 on 7320
1600-1626 on 5980
1800-1826 on ^5955

Romanian
0000-0056 on 7535 9525
0100-0156 on 7535 9525
0400-0456 on 6140 7350
0700-0756 on 9700 11970 15260 17720 “Curierul romanesc” Sun
0800-0856 on 11870 11970 15110 15450 “Curierul romanesc” Sun
0900-0956 on 11830 15240 15380 17600 “Curierul romanesc” Sun
1200-1256 on 7300 11920 15195
1300-1356 on 11920 15195
1500-1556 on 9855 11895
1600-1656 on 7205 9690
1700-1756 on 9625 11970
1800-1856 on 9625 11970
1900-1956 on 9690 11970

Russian
0430-0456 on 5945 &7390
1330-1356 on 11835 15140
1500-1556 on &7380 9690

Serbian
1530-1556 on 6025
1730-1756 on 6125
1930-1956 on 6125

Spanish
0200-0256 on 7400 9520 9645 11945
1900-1956 on 9700 11715
2100-2156 on 9755 11965
2300-2356 on 6100 9655 9745 11955

Ukranian
1500-1526 on 5945
1700-1726 on 6135
1900-1926 on 5910

* DRM via TIG 090 kW / 307 deg
^ DRM via TIG 090 kW / 270 deg
% DRM via TIG 090 kW / 067 deg
& DRM via TIG 090 kW / 027 deg
! DRM via GAL 090 kW / 300 deg
$ DRM via GAL 090 kW / 285 deg
@ DRM via KVI 035 kW / 220 deg
# DRM via KVI 035 kW / 160 deg
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 29)
(DX Mix News 618 wb, Germany via shortwave central)

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Radio Slovakia International – A10 schedules

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010

broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC

English
0100-0127 on 5930 9440
0700-0727 on 9440 11650
1630-1657 on 5920 6055
1830-1857 on 5920 6055

German
0800-0827 on 5920 6055
1330-1357 on 5920 6055
1600-1627 on 5920 6055
1800-1827 on 5920 6055

French
0200-0227 on 5930 9440
1700-1727 on 5920 6055
1930-1957 on 5920 6055

Russian
1300-1327 on 7345 9440
1500-1527 on 7345 9590
1730-1757 on 5920 7345

Slovak
0130-0157 on 5930 9440
0730-0757 on 9440 11650
1530-1557 on 5920 6055
1900-1927 on 5920 6055

Spanish
0230-0257 on 5930 9440
1430-1457 on 9440 11670
2000-2027 on 9695 11650
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 29)
(DX Mix 618 wb, Germany via shortwave central)

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Sentec A10 schedules

The following stations use Sentech transmitting facilities in Meyerton, South Africa.

A10 schedules
Effective: 28 March 2010 – 30 October 2010

Time (UTC)Freq (KHz)Tx kW Target Area Language
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Adventist World Radio
1700-1730 9600 250 East Africa Swahili
1730-1800 9600 250 East Africa Masai
1800-1830 3215 100 Botswana,Namibia English
1800-1830 3345 100 Zimbabwe,Zambia English
1800-1830 9610 250 East Africa English

Radio Bar Kulan (Clandestine)
1600-1700 9930 500 Somalia Somali

BBC
0300-0400 6145 500 West Africa English
0300-0330 6155 500 East & Central Africa Swahili
0300-0600 6190 100 Southern Africa English
0300-0600 3255 100 Southern Africa English
0400-0430 6155 250 East Africa Swahili
0400-0600 7310 250 West Africa English
0430-0530 3380 100 S.Mozambique Portuguese*
0430-0530 6145 250 N.Mozambique Portuguese*
0500-0600 11925 250 East & Central Africa Kirundi #
0530-0600 11925 250 East & Central Africa Kirundi ##
0600-0700 12015 250 West Africa English
0600-1600 6190 100 Southern Africa English
0600-1400 9860 100 Southern Africa English
0700-0730 17640 500 West Africa French
0700-0800 17830 500 West Africa English
1330-1530 11705 500 East & Central Africa Swahili #
1400-1600 7230 100 Southern Africa English
1500-1530 7405 500 East & Central Africa English
1530-1615 7405 500 East & Central Africa Swahili ##
1530-1630 7405 500 East & Central Africa Swahili *
1530-1700 7405 500 East & Central Africa English #
1600-2200 3255 100 Southern Africa English
1600-2200 6190 100 Southern Africa English
1615-1700 7405 500 East & Central Africa English ##
1630-1700 7405 500 East & Central Africa Kirundi *
1630-1745 11705 100 East Africa Swahili #
1700-1900 7405 250 East & Central Africa English
1745-1800 7230 500 East & Central Africa Swahili
1800-1830 5985 250 Indian Ocean Isles French
2030-2100 3380 100 S. Mozambique Portuguese*
2030-2100 6135 250 N. Mozambique Portuguese*
2030-2100 6065 500 Angola Portuguese*
2100-2200 7405 100 West Africa English
2200-2300 5935 100 West Africa English
* Monday to Friday
# Saturday
## Sunday

Channel Africa
0300-0355 6135 250 East & Central Africa English
0300-0500 3345 100 Southern Africa English
0500-0800 7230 100 Southern Africa English
0600-0655 15255 250 Far West Africa English
0800-1200 9625 100 Southern Africa English
1200-1300 9625 100 Southern Africa Nyanja
1300-1400 9625 100 Southern Africa Lozi
1400-1600 9625 100 Southern Africa English
1500-1555 15660 250 East & Central Africa Swahili
1600-1655 15235 250 West Africa French
1700-1755 9675 500 West Africa English
1900-2000 3345 100 Southern Africa Portuguese

Deutsche Welle
0500-0530 9825 250 Central Africa English
1700-1800 9735 100 Central Africa French

EDC
1600-1700 11770 100 Sudan Various *
* Every day but Friday

Family Radio
1600-1700 6225 250 Madagascar Malagasy
1700-1800 6225 100 Madagascar French
1800-1900 9495 250 East Africa Kinyarwanda
1800-1900 6180 100 East Africa English
1900-2000 5930 250 East Africa Swahili
1900-2000 6100 100 Angola Portuguese
1900-2000 3955 100 Mozambique Portuguese
1900-2000 3230 100 Southern Africa English

FEBA Radio
1600-1700 12125 250 East Africa Amharic
1730-1800 5890 250 East Africa Silte

Hirondelle Foundation
0400-0500 11690 250 Central Africa French

IBRA Radio
1730-1800 9615 100 Somalia Somali

Radio Dialogue
1755-1855 4895 100 Zimbabwe English

Radio France International
0500-0700 11605 100 West Africa French
0600-0700 11830 250 Angola Portuguese
0700-0800 15170 250 West Africa French
1200-1300 17660 250 Central Africa French

Radio Sonder Grense
0500-0800 7285 100 Northern Cape,RSA Afrikaans
0800-1600 9650 100 Northern Cape,RSA Afrikaans
1600-0500 3320 100 Northern Cape,RSA Afrikaans

RTE
1930-2030 6225 100 Central Africa English

SA Radio League
0800-0900* 7205 100 Southern Africa English
0800-0900* 17570 250 East Africa English
1905-2005** 3215 100 Southern Africa English
* Sunday
** Monday

Trans World Radio
0330-0345 7215 250 Ethiopia 1234567 Amharic
0600-0645 11640 500 Nigeria 12345 English
0600-0615 11640 500 Nigeria 67 English
1557-1627 9675 250 Burundi 12345 Kirundi
1625-1655 9660 500 Somalia 12345 Somali
1625-1640 9660 500 Somalia 7 Somali
1718-1733 7265 250 Mozambique 1234567 Yao
Day 1 = Monday, Day 2 = Tuesday…

Voice Of America
0530-0600 9880 100 West Africa French
1600-1630 11695 100 East Africa Kirundi #
1700-1730 6080 100 West Africa English
1800-1830 12120 100 West Africa Portuguese*
1830-2030 6080 100 West Africa French
# Saturday
* Monday to Friday
(BCL/Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India via shortwave central)

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Australia, HCJB Global – A10 schedules

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010

broadcast days as indicated
target areas: as (Asia) pa (Pacific)

All times UTC

Bhojpuri
0115-0130 h 15400as
1315-1330 h 15340as

Chhattisgarhi
0230-0245 Sat/Sun 15400as
1430-1445 Sat/Sun 15340as

English
0245-0300 15400as
0730-0800 11750pa
0800-0900 11750pa
0900-0930 11750pa
1130-1200 Sat/Sun 15400as
1200-1300 Sat/Sun 15400as
1300-1330 15400as
1445-1500 Sat/Sun 15340as
1500-1530 15340as

Fujian
0000-0030 15525as
1130-1200 mtwhf 15400as

Gujarati
0115-0130 m 15400as
1315-1330 m 15340as

Hindi
0200-0230 15400as
1330-1400 15340as

Hmar
0230-0245 f 15400as
1430-1445 f 15340as

Indonesian (Bahasa)
0000-0030 mtwhfa 15400as
1145-1200 15340as
1230-1300 mtwhfa 15340as
1300-1330 mtwhfa 15340as
2345-0000 15400as

Japanese
2230-2300 Sat/Sun 15525as

Kuruk
0230-0245 mh 15400as
1430-1445 mh 15340as

Malay (Bahasa)
1200-1230 Sun 15340as

Malayalam
0115-0130 Sun 15400as
1315-1330 Sun 15340as

Mandarin
1030-1100 15400as
1100-1130 15400as
1330-1400 15400as
1400-1430 15400as
2230-2300 mtwhf 15525as
2300-0000 15525as

Marathi
0115-0130 w 15400as
1315-1330 w 15340as

Marwari
0230-0245 t 15400as
1430-1445 t 15340as

Myanmar (Rawang)
0000-0030 Sun 15400as
0030-0100 15400as
1230-1300 15340as

Nepali
0100-0115 15400as
1300-1315 15340as

Punjabi
0115-0130 f 15400as
1315-1330 f 15340as

Tamil
0115-0130 Sat 15400as
1315-1330 Sat 15340as

Telegu
0230-0245 w 15400as
1430-1445 w 15340as

Urdu
0115-0130 t 15400as
0130-0200 15400as
1315-1330 t 15340as
1400-1430 15340as

DX Partyline (media program)
0800-0815 Sat 11750pa
1315-1330 Sat 15400as
1515-1530 Sat 15340as
(BCL/Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India via shortwave central)

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La Voz Crista – A10 schedule

Chile, La Voz Crista – Portuguese/Spanish A10 schedule

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010
target area: South America

broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC

Spanish
0000-0100 6070sa 11665sa
0100-0200 6070sa 11665sa
1200-1300 9635sa 17680sa
1300-1400 9635sa 17680sa
1400-1500 9635sa 17680sa
1500-1600 9635sa 17680sa
1600-1700 9635sa 17680sa
1700-1800 9635sa 17680sa
1800-1900 9635sa 17680sa
1900-2000 9635sa 17680sa
2000-2100 9635sa 17680sa
2100-2200 9635sa 17680sa
2200-2300 9635sa 17680sa
2300-0000 6070sa 11665sa

DRM
Portuguese
1800-1900 17640sa
1900-2000 17640sa
((DX Mix News 616 via shortwave central)

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Radio Sweden – A10 schedules

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010

broadcast days as indicated
target areas: as (Asia) eu (Europe) va (various aeas) al (alternative frequency)

This will be the last broadcast schedule for Radio Sweden. Plans are to convert to online services 31 October 2010.

All times UTC

Arabic
1730-1800 mtwhf 13600me

Aramaic/Assyrian
1600-1630 hf 13870me

English
0130-0200 6010na (via Sackville, Canada relay)
0230-0300 6010na (via Sackville, Canada relay) 9510vas (via Madagascar relay)
1330-1400 15735va
1430-1500 13820va
1530-1600 13870va 13600al
1700-1730 13870va 13600va
2030-2100 9495va (via Madagascar relay)
2130-2200 7460va (via Madagascar relay)

Kurmanci/Sorani/Kurdish
1630-1700 mtwhf 13870me

Persian
1600-1630 mtw 13870me

Romany
1900-1930 mtwhf 6130eu 6135eu

Russian
1300-1330 12075va
1430-1500 11870eu 11550eu
1630-1700 9630eu
1830-1900 6065eu
1930-2000 6065eu

Swedish
0100-00130 6010na (via Sackville, Canada relay)
0200-0230 6010na (via Sackville, Canada relay) 9510as (via Madagascar relay)
0400-0500 mtwhf 9490va
0500-0600 mtwhf 6065va
0600-0700 mtwhf 9490va
1200-1230 15735as
1300-1330 15735as
1400-1430 13820as 15735as
1500-1530 13590va 13870va
1545-1600 6065va
1600-1615 mtwhf 6065va
1700-1730 mtwhf 13600va
1800-1830 6065va 13710va
1900-1930 6065va
2000-2030 9495va (via Madagascar relay)
2100-2130 6065va 7460va (via Madagascar relay)
Alexey Zinevich, Bulgaria/WWDXC Top News/BCL via shortwave central)

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Voice of America – A10 schedules

Effective: 28 March – 30 October 2010
broadcast daily unless otherwise indicated

All times UTC

Afaan Oromo
1730-1800 11520 11905 11925 12140 13870 Mon-Fri

Albanian
0500-0530 5945
1600-1630 6040
1830-1900 3995

Amharic
1800-1900 9620 11520 11905 11925 11975 12140 13835 13870 15730

Azerbaijani
1730-1800 7220 9850 13580

Bangla
1600-1700 1575 7260 9320

Burmese
0000-0030 1575 5955 7430 9320
0130-0300 11820 15110 17775
1130-1230 11965 15620 17775
1430-1500 1575 5865 9320 11910 12120
1500-1530 5865 9320 11910 12120
1500-1530 1575 Sat/Sun
1530-1600 1575 5865 9940
1600-1630 5865 9940
2300-0000 6185 7430 9320

Cantonese
1300-1500 1170 7365 9355

Chinese (Mandarin)
0000-0200 9545 11830 11925 15170 15385 17765
0200-0300 9545 11830 11925 15385 17765
0700-0900 13610 13740 15250 17775 17855 21705
0900-1000 11825 11965 13610 13740 15250 15665 17775
1000-1100 9845 11825 11965 12040 13610 15250 15665 17855
1100-1230 6110 9845 11785 11825 11990 12040 15255
1230-1300 6110 9845 11785 11805 11825 12040 15255
1300-1400 6110 9845 9985 11785 11805 11990 12040
1400-1500 6110 9845 11615 11805 11990 12040
2200-2300 6135 7205 9510 9845 11925 13775

Creole – NEW!
0000-0100 5835 7590
0100-0200 5835 7465
1130-1230 6135 9505 Mon-Fri
1630-1830 15390 17565
1830-2000 15390
2000-2200 11905 13725
2200-2300 7590 11905
2300-0000 5835 7590

Croatian
0430-0500 5975
1830-1845 6145 7295

Dari (Radio Ashna)
0130-0230 1296 9335 12140
1530-1630 1296 9335 15090 15380
1730-1830 1296 7595 9335 11580
1930-2030 1296 7555 7595

Deewa Radio (Pashto)
0100-0400 9390 11535 12015
1300-1400 7495 9310 9380 9690 1400-1900 7495 9310 9380 9780
1400-1900 7495 9310 9380 9780

English to Europe, Middle East, and North Africa
0100-0130 1593
1400-1500 15530 17740
1500-1600 13570 15530

English to Africa
0300-0400 909 1530 4930 6080 9855 15580
0400-0430 909 1530 4930 4960 6080 9855 12080 15580
0430-0500 909 4930 4960 6080 12080 15580
0500-0600 909 4930 6080 12080 15580
0600-0700 909 1530 6080 12080 15580
1400-1500 4930 6080 12080 15580 17585
1500-1600 4930 6080 12080 15580 17895
1600-1700 909 1530 4930 6080 15580
1700-1730 6080 12015 15580 17895
1730-1800 12015 15580 17895
1800-1830 6080 9850 12015 15580
1800-1830 909 4930 Fri/Sat
1830-1900 909 4930 6080 9850 12015 15580
1900-1930 909 4930 4940 6080 9850 15580 17895
1930-2000 909 4930 4940 6080 9850 15580
2000-2030 909 1530 4930 4940 6080 15580
2030-2100 909 1530 4930 6080 15580
2030-2100 4940 Fri/Sat
2100-2200 1530 6080 15580

English to Zimbabwe
1730-1800 909 4930 11605 15775 Fri/Sat
1720-1740 909 4930 11605 15775 Fri/Sat/Sun
1800-1830 909 4930 11605 15775 (3-language talk show,Live Talk)Fri

English to Afghanistan
0000-0030 1296 7555
2030-0000 1296 7555

English to Far East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania
0100-0200 7430 9780 11705
1100-1200 1575 Sat/Sun
1200-1300 1170 7575 9510 9760 12075
1300-1400 7575 9510 9760 Sat/Sun
1400-1500 7540 7575 9760 Mon-Fri
1500-1600 7540 7575 12150
2200-2300 5895 5915 7460 7575 11955 Mon-Fri
2230-0000 1575 Fri/Sat
2300-0000 5895 5915 7575 11955

English-Special
0000-0030 1593
0030-0100 1575 1593 7430 9715 9780 11725 15205 15290 15560 17820
0130-0200 1593 7465 9820 Tues-Sat
1500-1600 6140 7520 9485 9760
1600-1700 11890 12080 13570
1600-1700 1170 Mon-Fri
1900-2000 7485 9630
2230-2300 9570 11705 15145
2300-2330 1593 9570 13755 15145
2330-2400 1593 7460 9570 13755 15145 15340

French to Africa
0530-0600 1530 4960 6035 6095 9880 13710 Mon-Fri
0600-0630 4960 6035 6095 9880 13710 Mon-Fri
1830-2000 1530 6170 9815 17550
2000-2030 6170 9815 12080 15730 17550
2030-2100 9815 9830 12080 15185 15730 Sat/Sun
2100-2130 9815 9830 12035 12080 Mon-Fri

Georgian
1530-1600 11945 15460
1600-1630 9850 15460
1700-1800 7435 11960

Hausa
0500-0530 1530 4960 6045 9600
0700-0730 4960 11785 17800
1500-1530 11890 11905 13820
2030-2100 4940 6170 7230 9815 15185 Mon-Fri

Indonesian
0000-0030 9535 11805 13705
1130-1230 9700 9890 12010
1400-1500 7550 9945
2200-2400 7225 9535 11805

Khmer
1330-1430 1575 5955 11540
2200-2230 1575 6060 9320 15340

Kinyarwanda/Kirundi
0330-0430 7340 9540 11750
1600-1630 11750 12010 17785 Sat

Korean
1200-1300 1188 5890 7225 9490
1300-1500 1188 5890 7225 11935
1900-2100 648 5870 6060 7365

Kurdish
0500-0600 11645 15130 17750
1400-1500 1593 11645 15130 17750
1700-1800 11645 15130 17750
2000-2100 1593

Laotian
1230-1300 1575 9810 11930

Ndebele
1800-1830 909 4930 11605 15775 Mon-Thu
1740-1800 909 4930 11605 15775 Fri/Sat/Sun
1800-1830 909 4930 11605 15775 (3-language talk show, Live Talk)Fri

Pashto (Radio Ashna)
0030-0130 1296 7555 9335
1430-1530 1296 9335 15090 15380
1630-1730 1296 9335 11565 11580
1830-1930 1296 7555 7595

Pashto (Deewa Radio)
0100-0400 9390 11535 12015
1300-1400 7495 9310 9380 9690

Persian
0130-0230 5970 6040 6105
1530-1600 1593 7295 9390 11780
1600-1630 1593 7295 9840 11780
1630-1730 1593 6040 9840 11780
1730-1800 1593 6040 7455 9840
1800-1830 648 1593 5860 6040 7455
1830-1900 648 5860 6040 7455
1900-1930 5860 6040 7455

Portuguese to Africa
1000-1030 17740 21590
1700-1800 1530 11955 12080 15740
1800-1830 1530 12080 12120 15740 Mon-Fri

Shona
1700-1730 909 4930 11605 15775 Mon-Thu ?
1700-1730 909 4930 11605 15775 Fri/Sat/Sun ?
1700-1730 909 4930 11605 15775 Fri ?

Somali
0330-0400 88.0 5945 12110 15460
1300-1400 88.0 13580 15440
1600-1630 88.0 1431 12110 15445
1630-1700 88.0 12110 15445
1700-1800 88.0 12110 15545

Spanish
0000-0100 5890 9885 11625 Tues-Sat
1130-1200 9885 13715 15590 Mon-Fri
1200-1300 9885 13715 15590
2300-0000 5890 9885 11625

Swahili
0300-0330 7380 9440 Mon-Fri
1630-1730 9815 15365 15730

Tibetan
0000-0100 7250 9480 9855
0300-0600 15265 15490 17735
1400-1500 7465 11510 11975
1600-1700 7330 7565 9565

Tigrigna
1900-1930 11520 11905 11925 12140 13870 Mon-Fri

Turkish
0330-0400 7265 Mon-Fri

Urdu (Radio Aap ki Dunyaa)
0000-0100 972 1539
0100-0200 972 1539 7460 11975
1400-1500 972 1539 11860 15725
1500-0000 972 1539

Uzbek
1500-1530 801 9670 11780 13755 15185

Vietnamese
1300-1330 1575 5955 9720
1500-1600 1170 5955 7555 9355
2230-2330 6060 15340
(VOA/Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi, India via shortwave central)

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Deutsche Welle A10 Ciraf 54 (Summer Schedule 2010)

German

0800-1000 15650 kHz/Trincomalee

1000-1200 15650 kHz/Trincomalee, 17635 kHz/Trincomalee, 21780 kHz/Kigali

1200-1400 9565 kHz/Trincomalee, 17845 kHz/Singapore

2000-2200 7330 kHz/Trincomalee, 9875 kHz/Kigali

2200-0000 5955*) kHz/Trincomalee, 9775 kHz (Kigali)

*) Starts 2300 UTC

English

0000-0100 9885 kHz/Trincomalee, 15595 kHz/Vladivostok, 17525 kHz/Koms./Amur

0300-0400 12005 kHz/Trincomalee, 15595 kHz/Dhabbaya

0900-1000 15340*) kHz/Singapore, 15640**) kHz/Singapore, 17820 kHz/Trincomalee

1600-1700 6170 kHz/Trincomalee, 9485 kHz/Trincomalee, 9540 kHz/Trincomalee, 15410 kHz/Rampisham

*) until 30.04.2010 **) from 01.05.2010

Indonesian

1200-1258 11770 kHz/Trincomalee, 15105 kHz/Trincomalee, 89,20 FM Jakarta, AM 603 kHz Jakarta

2200-2300 5955 kHz/Trincomalee, 7380 kHz/Madagascar, 89,20 FM Jakarta, AM 603 kHz Jakarta

Chinese

1300-1400 5970 kHz/Vladivostok, 13735 kHz/Trincomalee, 15620 kHz/Trincomalee

2300-0000 9785 kHz/Trincomalee, 9865 kHz/Singapore, 9900 kHz/Novosibirsk, 11830 kHz/Petropavlov

For technical reasons transmission on certain frequencies may be shut-down up to 5 minutes earlier than scheduled.

(DW Customer Service)