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BC-DX 1638 11 Dec 2025
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ALGERIA 15140 kHz Ifrikya FM, via Ourgla site towards WeAF / western
Sahel CEAF target, Arabic, Dec 4 at 0922-0929 UT. Talk by OM, a song. S=5.
QRM: 15135 kHz China Radio International, from Kashi Xinjiang province.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
AMATEUR RADIO SWR-Videos ueber Amateurfunker
<https://www.swr.de/leben/freizeit/begeisterter-funkamateur-seit-
ueber-70-jahren-horst-schauermann-100.html>
<https://www.swr.de/leben/freizeit/gipfel-funker-im-schwarzwald-104.html>
<https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/baden-wuerttemberg/friedrichshafen/messe-
ham-radio-2024-in-friedrichshafen-100.html>
<https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/baden-wuerttemberg/karlsruhe/funkamateure-
in-karlsruhe-feiern-weltamateurfunktag-100.html>
(via wb df5sx, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 8)
ARMENIA/TURKEY 11525.04 kHz OPPOSITION target radio to Kurdistan.
'Radio Denge Gel' in Kurdish via presumably Tashkent { ? real ? rather via
Gavar Armenia transmission center instead?, ed.}, Nov 30; good carrier but
low modulated audio at 1332 UT with energetic Kurdish songs by OM with
stringed instrument, noted // with the RDG webstream.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
11535/11540 kHz JAMMER. 'Radio Recep Erdogan' turkish security state sce
radio jammer via Emirler-TUR transmission center with hefty signal at 1348
UT on 11535 kHz, Nov.27; playing creepy local rap mx and then into clip of
fiery political speech in Turkish over background of local orch mx.
Then more mx selections, this time moody ballads by Turkish OM. At 1351UT,
the Turkish jammer QRT this fqy to head 5 kHz up the band to 11540 kHz and
land squarely atop and obliterate the signal of 'Radio Denge Gel' via
Tashkent { ? via RRTM Telecom Tashkent Uzbekistan Shortwave Transmitting
bcast center }. Prior to this, RDG was noted with poor-fair signal playing
Kurdish popular ballads // to RDG webstream.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
11540 kHz TURKEY. 'Radio Recep Ergodan' rather Turkish Jamming bcast, at
1500 UT. Usual tinny horns, martial chorus, drums, etc., well into the
morning here. Fair to Good. Nov 25.
(Rick Barton, Sun City-AZ-USA, Arizona Update via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
OFF AIR on Tuesday Dec 9 at 11.00 UT - no radio transmission of Kurdish
national radio program 'Denge Gel' via Gavar ARM?/UZB? n o r accompanied
Turkish Erdogan Osmanic culture jamming. Only empty range noted in 25 mb,
as well as checked on 41, 31, 22 meterbands today.
vy73 de wolfie, df5sx wwdxc
ASCENSION ISL 15400 kHz Monday Dec 1, at 1825-1837 UT. BBCWS London via
ENC operated Ascension Island-ASC SW relay center, in English to WeAF.
Woman / man announcers in conversation w/a woman; 1829 UT Man says ID and
<bbcws.com> ; 1930 UT Woman says ID and repeats; Man talking news; Con-
versation. Good reception: 45544. Parallel on 15420kHz_asc, BA, 35321.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Dec 1)
AUSTRALIA 2310 kHz // 4835 kHz "VL8K, domestic Shortwave Australia,"
0955+ UT on Dec 9, heard via Strathbogie, Victoria, Kiwi SDR remote; very
pleasant program of jazz (Poco Loco, etc.), relay of New York's "WCBS and
WCBS FM"; in my opinion, there is not enough jazz programming on SW, so
this was especially nice; both frequencies had good receptions; excellent
reception for a low powered station. My remote audio
<https://app.box.com/s/6lja8vjanct8hc81orhzxknngk7ca6ur>
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 9)
AUSTRALIA 4835 kHz on Dec 4 at 1308 UT.
"VL8K, domestic Shortwave Australia," 1308+ kHz, heard via Kiwi SDR remote
at Tarlee, South Australia; Dave Stuart doing a test of his low powered
station; 1315 UT YL gave ID over Dave's testing (07:09 m/s on my audio
clip); certainly a very unique on-air event; Dave gave ID before music
program; some QRM; 1317 UT, start of a 1974 music program. My 10 mi-nute
remote audio -
<https://app.box.com/s/w763kx5i6yahhnp7xvncp2f2c0ij1fi8>
Here is an interesting YouTube video of his station made several years ago
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-0uag9qdhs&t=91s>
Here is Dave's informative reply to me back in July, 2023, for a report of
reception I had at Asilomar State Beach, Calif.:
"Thanks for the report. When the ABC ran the station they had 50 kW and
I run 200watt so no wonder you find it hard to hear. It covers the south
eastern part of Australia ok. Apart from any live input I run an identifi-
cation announcement every 10 mins [which I never was able to hear - Ron]
that should override the program material.
At the moment the in-dents are computer generated and of female voices
from the Windows_10 read aloud li-brary, I have them reading in various
English accents to make it more interesting so if you record more than 10
mins you should get one. I was in Hawaii in 2016 and heard the ABC on 4835
kHz booming in and 2310 was ok as well. I have seen a trace of my signals
on US sdr's but too weak to hear. What would be the best time for you to
listen, last night I went off about 1am our time [1500 UT - Ron].
For the last hour or so was playing a dream time program with relaxing
electronic music and did make an announcement when I closed. The content
of the automatic announcements at the moment is: "This is Shortwave
Australia broadcasting to the inland and the islands on 4835 kilocycles
day time and evening as well as 2310 kilocycles night time" or words to
that effect. Let me know of any more results."
(Ron Howard, Asilomar State Beach-CA-USA, wor Dec 4)
AUSTRALIA 11965 kHz Trans World Radio, via Kununurra bc center - to
Indonesia audience target, Indonesian, Dec 4 at 1001-1009 UT. Music, Bib-
lical study program, in the 'Thru the Bible' style. S=4.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
BRAZIL SW broadcasts on Saturday Nov 28 - 29:
5938,88 (5940) kHz R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu SC, Nov 29 1410 S=5.
6010,52 (6010) kHz R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG, Nov 29 1415 S=3.
6180,02 (6180) kHz R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia DF, Nov 28 2053 S=8.
9665,09 (9665) kHz R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu SC, Nov 29 1420 S=9.
9818,57 (9820) kHz R Nove de Julho, Sao Paulo SP, Nov 29 1425 S=9.
11755,12 (11750) kHz R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu SC, Nov 29 1440 S=8.
11780,03 (11780) kHz R Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia DF, Nov 29 1430 S=8.
15188,04 (15190) kHz R Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte MG, Nov 29 1435 S=2.
RADIO VOZ MISSIONARIA. In a recent contact with the Engineering Department
of Radio Voz Missionaria (Mr. Alvaro, a very nice guy!), I was informed
that the equipment (all of it) is undergoing a review process, both the
transmitters and their respective antennas, aiming to recover their power
to their full planned capacity,with the completion of this stage scheduled
for the first half of 2026.
Even so, in the current state of partial precariousness, it has been re-
ported (accompanied by videos) that the current signals emitted by RVM on
31 and 25m are currently being received by DXers in Japan and China -
Macau, at the end of the day (their time), which is equivalent to around
0700 / 0800 UTC. Fantastic !
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 29)
BRAZIL 11780 kHz Dec 9 at 0151 UT, token English from RNA Brasilia
I haven't checked lately; is UT Tue-Sat only except when elbowed by stupid
ballgames. S=8/9+10dB into nearby 'Brasila' SDR. But hardly local line-of-
sight quality, rather fluttery: maybe skywave backscatter QRM? I didn't
realize exactly when it started as switched from PP to PPaccented English.
Voice-over translation of a musician talking about being a drummer and
then banjo player, in Para. Lose the voice-under! We don't need any more
QRM. 0154 UT English outro as International Service, switch to Spanish by
different announcer who has a heavy Brazilian accent but trying to speak
Castilian, saying "os". Also on // 6180 kHz but with QRhuM.
And same thing heard again at 0751 UT Dec 9, S3/S4 direct on 11780 kHz
while 6180 kHz is a JBA carrier.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 9)
CHINA 9820 kHz 'Beibu Bay Radio' via Nanning, on Nov 27; good signal
during Chinese Mandarin segment and dominating fqy this morning in the
usual mix with CNR2. Playing exotic Chinese Mandarin chantlike mx selec-
tions featuring Yl vocalist and string instruments. 1325 UT Modern rap
pop-style song with syncopated beat and Yl performer. Into nx / tlks at
1330 UT delivered by OM with YL and remote cuts.Noted nicely // with web-
stream but lagged.
<https://www.bbrtv.com/bbr.html>
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
Comments of Nanning location bcasts Nov 27 log by ed.:
5050 1000 1600 49 NNN 100 232 141 Zho CHN CNR RTC
5050 2300 0100 49 NNN 100 232 141 Zho CHN CNR RTC
5049.920 kHz at 15.45 UT Nov 27 ed.
5965 1000 1805 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC even CNR 1
5985 2025 2400 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC off air
5995 2055 2400 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC KRE jammer
6030 1100 1605 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC even CNR 2
6055 1400 1500 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC 6054.993 Khmer
6175 1600 1700 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Eng CHN CRI RTC off air
6175 1700 1800 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Eng CHN CRI RTC off air
7325 1430 1500 50 NNN 100 130 146 Fil CHN CRI RTC even CRI Fil
7370 1100 1200 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Yue CHN CRI RTC
7410 1130 1200 50 NNN 100 130 146 Fil CHN CRI RTC
7430 2300 2400 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC off air RTTY
7440 1200 1400 49E,54W NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC off air
9440 1300 1400 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Epo CHN CRI RTC co-ch QRM
9460 0900 1100 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
9570 2055 0030 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC even
9655 0100 0200 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
9720 1200 1230 50 NNN 100 142 146 Fil CHN CRI RTC
9730 1300 1400 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Eng CHN CRI RTC even
9765 0000 0100 54E NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC
9765 2300 2400 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC even
9780 1130 1605 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC 9779.990 CNR 2
9810 1300 1805 44S NNN 150 155 206 Zho CHN CNR RTC off air
9810 2025 2300 44S NNN 150 155 206 Zho CHN CNR RTC off air
9820 1000 1600 49 NNN 100 191 205 Zho CHN CNR RTC 9819.990 BeibuR
9820 2300 0100 49 NNN 100 191 205 Zho CHN CNR RTC even
9880 0900 1000 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Chn CHN CRI RTC
9880 1400 1500 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC even CRI Khmer
9880 1500 1600 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Eng CHN CRI RTC even CRI En
9880 1600 1700 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Eng CHN CRI RTC even
9880 1700 1800 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Eng CHN CRI RTC
11640 1430 1500 50 NNN 100 130 146 Fil CHN CRI RTC even CRI Fil
11680 1200 1300 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC
11710 0600 0700 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
11710 0700 0800 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
11750 0000 1100 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC
11770 0100 0200 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
11775 1000 1605 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC even CNR 6
11850 0000 1000 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC
11875 0700 0800 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
11895 0900 1000 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Chn CHN CRI RTC
11925 0600 0700 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Eng CHN CRI RTC
11990 0000 0100 54E NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC
12010 2155 0200 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC even
12070 1130 1200 50 NNN 100 130 146 Fil CHN CRI RTC
13610 2300 1300 44S NNN 150 155 206 Zho CHN CNR RTC off air altern
13630 0030 1130 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC
13670 0200 1000 44S,50 NNN 100 142 146 Zho CHN CNR RTC
15160 1030 1130 49SE NNN 100 200 206 Khm CHN CRI RTC B-25 hfcc.org
CHINA 17645-17650-17655 kHz & 17765-17770-17775 kHz on Sunday Nov 30
at 0109 UT, DRM noises at S=9+10/20dB direct. EiBi database list shows
CNR1 Digital domestic program, at 01-06 UT on 17650 kHz from site
k=Kunming; and 01-09 UT on 17770 kHz from site d=Dongfang island, Hainan
province.There are plenty of JBA AM carriers on band with Doppler flutter,
but nothing on higher bands.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
CUBA 11880 kHz on Nov 24 at 1955 UT, RHC Kriyol, but 1957.5 UT chop to
dead air to prevent any English being heard from 2000 UT. 15140 kHz was
also on plus windhowl, now DA too past 2007 UT. Something's always wrong
at RHC. This happens so often that it must be deliberate. The 'English'
programming page is mostly blank:
<https://www.radiohc.cu/en/programming/>
and concerns only a few in Spanish. And we still can't find anything about
SW frequencies
- 11880 kHz Sun Nov 30 at 1618UT, RHC Esperanto only here, S=9/+20dB with
good modulation. No signals at all on 15140 kHz, 13780 kHz, 11760 kHz. Ho-
wever, 11760 kHz was on with S9 music at 1544 UT.
Io ?iam estas mal?usta ?e RHC ...
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
CUBA 11880 kHz on Dec 2 at 2129 UT, RHC IS and Portuguese ID, program, VG
direct. WRTH *2025* showed Port at 2130-2200 UT on 15140 kHz for *North*
America; only other on at 2300-2400 UT on 15230 kHz for S America, not
found lately. Was the 23 including a replay of the previous half-hour ?
By 2259 UT today, 11880 UT is off; 11760 UT windhowl at S=9+20dB and still
no mod at 2320 UT. However, S=9+20dB dead air on 13650 kHz at 2259 UT be-
comes CRI IS at 2300 UT, Chinese ID and s/on in "Portuguese" to be music
fill only. Fairly good modulation level but somewhat distorted, tsk2.
SAWA RHC & RadioCuba.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
CUBA 15230 kHz Dec 8 at 1550 UT, JBA carrier S4, probably dead air;
while 11760 kHz at 1553 UT has good Spanish mod at S5/S7 direct. NOT on:
15140, 13780, 11880 kHz.
13650 kHz Dec 8 at 2304 UT, news in ENGLISH ! from S=9+10/20dB CRI /CGTN
relay for the first time instead of pointless non-Portuguese music fill
for years & years. Remains to be heard whether deliberate or mistake.
Wolfgang Buschel says before 2300 UT, 13650 kHz had also changed to RHC
Spanish. At 2305 UT into 'World Insight'. Meanwhile 5990 kHz CRI relay was
missing, but at 2308 UT S=9+20dB signal of deadair on 6000 kHz.
{later} In fact, 13650 kHz after 2300 UT Dec 8 was carrying CRI / CGTN in
ENGLISH ! - instead of non-Portuguese music fill for years.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx Dec 8)
13650 kHz Wonderful ?RHC? Spanish from Quivican site at 22.50 UT today
S=9+40dB in AB-CAN remotedly SDR.
Very nice audio feed tonight.
one hour later CRI Latin AM relay transmission hfcc.org requested:
13650 2300-2400 12E,13,15NW HAB 250 135 0 218 1234567 261025 290326
Por CUB CRI RTC 1443
[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 8)
CUBA More to my report of CRI English instead of non-Portuguese music
fill on 13650 kHz at 2300 UT Dec 8: evidently an anomaly:
"13650 kHz CUBA (Quivican site) China Radio Intl. at 2325 UT, in progress
at tune-in. Man in what sounded like English news, but, (drat-!), we were
mobile and in a high static area at the time. The usual Chinese canned
"elevator music" music started up right on the half hour mark (2330 UT),
and went to 2358 UT, when man in Portuguese came on with station's ID and
sked info. Off right on midnight UT. The static was worst at the most cru-
cial time, when we heard English words leaking through. Good rx at the end
for the announcer in (clearly) Portuguese (to Brazil). Heard mobile with
RS DX-402 and NewTronics "Hustler" IC-100S-B roof-mount antenna. - Fair to
Good (at end) Dec 8. (Rick Barton, Sun City AZ-USA)"
(via Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 9)
CUBA 5025 kHz Dec 9 at 0755 UT, S=9+15dB of dead air in Spanish from
Radio Rebelde. Something's always wrong at RadioCuba. But on 670 kHz,
Dec 3 at 0727 UT, "Aqui en Rebelde" briefly overcame WSCR.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 9)
15140 kHz Dec 9 at 1555 UT, RHC Spanish, S=9+15/25dB with windhowl, and
15230 kHz S9 of dead air. Something's always wrong at RHC. At 2020 UT I
look at the waterfall into Athens GA-USA SDR remotedly: again, very inte-
resting symmetrical pattern of diagonal lines; and then a separate line
wandering between 15180 kHz and 15210 kHz. At first I thought it might be
Radio Inconfidencia, SC Brasil, which is always off-frequency about
15189.8 but doesn't vary much. Then I see a matching wandering line below
RHC from 15070 kHz and up. By 2025 UT they are not equal sides from center
15140 kHz but still match wandering, circa 15060 and 15160 kHz.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 9)
E'SWATINI {former SWAZILAND} 15105 kHz Trans World Radio Africa, Manzini
Mpangela Ranch - to Ethiopia, Eritrea, HoA, Afar language, Nov 17 at 1441-
1457 UT. Christian broadcast, a song inb African style, ID. 'This is TWR'
on 1457 UT, interval signal. S=4.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 29)
FRANCE 21660 kHz Nov 24 at 1459 OC, 1500 UT familiar music starts, 1502
UT usual YL in English with heavy French accent, "Hello to both of you" -
so 'MiniTransAt La Boulangere' still weathering for benefit of a couple
stragglers on way to Guadeloupe ? 1504 UT weather info, 1507-1511+ UT
back to music fill, VP S5/S7 direct
21660 kHz on Nov 26 at 1500 UT, MiniTransAt is on with music, VP S5/S7 di-
rect. 1501 UT, YL again says "Hi to both of you", "waiting for you" and
maybe explaining plans for further coverage but just can't copy exactly
what she says accentedly. 1503 Ut weather with usual coordinates, wind
speeds and direxions, chopped off air at 1505 UT amid, 1508 UT recheck
back on, but already into music.
Next check 1533 UT it's off, probably much earlier. It was the SSOB, and
now at 1534 UT there remain on 13 mb bcast only:
RFI 21690 kHz JBAC and a slightly stronger JBAC on 21710 kHz: only irr.
TDF DRM listed, but this was AM
21660 kHz, Nov 27 at *1500 UT, TDF with MiniTransAt, S5/S7, after OC,
1500.5 UT theme music, 1502 UT YL in English, 1503 UT wind info. Seems
English only now, as the two straggling sailors toward Guadeloupe must not
be French speaking. 1527 UT recheck after breakfast, off, probably much
earlier
21660 kHz Nov 28 at 1508 UT tune-in, MiniTransAt already in music, and
off by next check 1515UT. One of these days it will be finished until next
fall
21660 kHz Nov 29 at 1510 UT tune-in, MiniTransAt with music S5/S7 direct,
so one or two sailors must still be asea on way to Guadeloupe and in need
of windfo at 1500 UT
21660 kHz on Nov 30 at *1500 UT, MiniTransAt cuts on with theme, then YL
in heavily-accented English. Wish I could have copied exactly what she
said about status of the race, which should be well over by now. By 1509UT
recheck in music; by 1525 UT recheck, off.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
FRANCE Re my missing checking 21660 kHz Dec 1 & 2.
From Terry Krueger-FL-USA, Dec 2: "Glenn, MiniTransAt: They were on 1500-
1515UT at the usual 21660 kHz, local level here in NW Florida. If I copied
the heavily accented lady, it was scheduled to be the last transmission as
the remaining boat was approaching Guadeloupe later in the day. Worth
checking again tomorrow. Did it take Columbus, Ponce de Leon, Narvaez et
al this long to cross the Atlantic ? ".
21660 kHz on Dec 3 at 1500 past 1503 UT, no signal from 'MiniTransAt', so
apparently finished, and on same rx I keep checking 5140 for OK security
net, q.v., and hear some of that. There is a JBA carrier on 21690 kHz,
from France, so prop is sufficient despite K-index of 4.67. But by next
check of 21660 kHz at 1510 UT, it's *on with music, S4/S6, and by nextnext
check at 1515 UT it's off* already.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 1 - 3 )
FRANCE 21660 kHz 'MiniTransAt' - from Terry Krueger, NW FL-USA, at
0535 UT on Dec 4: "Glenn - I assumed they were done on the 3 Dec check.
No trace at 1500Z. I left the channel on while doing tasks around the
house. Then they suddenly appeared at 1506 UT, at the ending of the fore-
cast by the French accented lady in English. "Goodbye, see you tomorrow"
(not sure how one "sees" via radio). Techno vocals, off 1515 UT. Local
level as always. Apparently a malfunction starting time making the trans-
mission useless for the boater if he was even listening to antiquated
shortwave. How long will it take one stinking slow boat off Guadeloupe to
make it? I guess they'll be back 4 Dec but I won't be home to check"
I do check it Dec 4: 21660 kHz on air at *1503-1515* UT: JIP English
weather info, for Wednesday the 19th [! of November], also mention Thurs-
day 20th - so is playing back old stuff on autopilot? At 1507 UT she says
"See you tomorrow", and music, more songs at 1510 UT, 1514 UT to chop off
1515* UT which seems to be SOP now. Was S4/S5.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
FRANCE 21660 kHz on Dec 5 at 1503 UT, TDF Issoudun cuts on 'MiniTransAt'
once again, S5/S7direct, JIP wind and pressure info predicted for "Wednes-
day the 19th", i.e. NOVEMBER 2025; probably same totally outdated and use-
less recording as played yesterday and how many days before then ? Also
mentions dates 20th and 21st; 1507 UT "see you tomorrow", and music fill,
this time chopped off at 1513* instead of 1515* UT:
Likewise, Terry L Krueger, NW FL-USA: "Mini Tranny Presumably you were
listening to 21660 kHz again today, 5 Dec. Up at 1503Z, outdated Wednesday
November 19th forecast by French accented lady in English, useless mid-
forecast. The same brief techno / vocal female songs they've been using of
late as end filler, but off at 1513 UT instead of 1515UT. What's the point
of this? Is it like the Monty Python "Contractual Obligation" album ?
Is something inadequate Issoudun?"
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 5)
FRANCE 17620 kHz Monday Dec 1, at 1751-1800 UT, 'Radio France Inter-
nationale', TDF Issoudun-F site, in Fulani / Fulfulde language to WeAF.
Man and woman announcers present news; 1759 UT Woman talking, says ID;
1800 UT Ending edition. Good reception: 45544.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Dec 1)
GERMANY/ARMENIA/FRANCE/USA/UZBEKISTAN Say hello to the sailors via
NDR Hamburg on Christmas Eve !
1800-2100 UTC 6030 kHz via TDF Issoudun-F (250 kW),
6080 kHz via Tashkent-UZB (100 kW),
9635 kHz via MBR Nauen-D (250 kW),
11650 kHz via TDF Issoudun-F (250 kW),
13830 kHz via MBR Nauen-D (250 kW) and
15770 kHz via RMI Okeechobee-FL (100 kW)
Alternative frequencies
1900-2100 UTC 6030 kHz via CJSC Yerevan Gavar-ARM (100 kW),
6080 kHz via MBR Nauen-D (125 kW),
9740 kHz via MBR Nauen-D (125 kW) and
11650 kHz via TDF Issoudun-F (250 kW).
2100-2300 UTC 6145 kHz via MBR Nauen-D (125 kW),
6155 kHz via CJSC Yerevan Gavar-ARM (100 kW),
<https://www5a.biglobe.ne.jp/~BCLSWL/Yerevan%20Gavar%2060th%20video.jpg>
9590 kHz via TDF Issoudun (250 kW),
9740 kHz via MBR Nauen-D (125 kW) and
9830 kHz via TDF Issoudun-F (250 kW).
(Alan Roe-UK, BrDXC-UK mail list, via Sveriges DX-Förbund! Sweden Nov 4.
<https://www.sdxf.se/WP/>
Mostly intended for sailors and ship crews on ChristmasEve in the Atlantic
and Indian Oceans, and the areas in between, in the Mediterranean, RedSea,
and Persian Gulf.
For more than 70 years, Norddeutscher Rundfunk has broadcast a special
program with greetings to everyone working on the seven seas on Christmas
Eve.If you have family or friends who do, you can send a greeting by email
to <gruss-an-bordo [at] ndr.de> by December 8, 2025.
The program will be broadcast on Christmas Eve as described below. We will
provide the latest information about the broadcast as the date approaches.
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1369 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 23)
hfcc.org requests of Dec 24 only NDR Hamburg transmission.
actual and alternatives/reserve txs, frequencies, times:
6030 1800 2100 27,80,36,81,11 ISS 250 251 0 156 241225 F MBR A.xmas
6080 1800 2100 27,28,29 TAC 100 301-10 418 241225 UZB MBR A.xmas
9635 1800 2100 48,53,41,79 NAU 250 130 0 216 241225 D MBR A.xmas
11650 1800 2100 57,53,48,79 ISS 250 148 0 216 241225 F MBR A.xmas
13830 1800 2100 13,46,15,66,52,57 NAU 250 205 0 218 241225 D MBR A.xmas
15770 1800 2100 27,80,36,81,11 RMI 100 44 0 156 241225 USA MBR A.xmas
6030 1900 2100 27,28,29 ERV 100 305 0 238 241225 ARM MBR B.xmas
6080 1900 2100 27,80,36,81,11 NAU 125 250 0 216 241225 D MBR B.xmas
9740 1900 2100 48,53,41,79 NAU 125 130 0 216 241225 D MBR B.xmas
11650 1900 2100 13,46,15,66,52,57 ISS 250 195 0 217 241225 F MBR B.xmas
6145 2100 2300 27,80,36,81,11 NAU 125 250 0 216 241225 D MBR B.xmas
6155 2100 2300 27,28,29 ERV 100 305 0 238 241225 ARM MBR B.xmas
9590 2100 2300 57,53,48,79 ISS 250 148 0 217 241225 F MBR B.xmas
9740 2100 2300 48,53,41,79 NAU 125 130 0 216 241225 D MBR B.xmas
9830 2100 2300 13,46,15,66,52,57 ISS 250 195 0 217 241225 F MBR B.xmas
(hfcc.org as of Dec 11)
GUAM 15400 kHz KSDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi Point, to
Southeast Asia, Karen SoAS language, Nov 27 at 1432-1438 UT. Talk by YL,
interval signal, message by OM. S=2.
15530 kHz KSDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi Point - to South of
India, Tamil language, Nov 27 at 1500-1512 UT. Interval signal, ID. in
English 'This is A W R, Adventist World Radio'. A broadcast with charac-
teristics of being aimed at a children's audience, as it features both
adult and children's voices in the program. Typical Indian music. S=4.
15710 kHz KSDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi Point - to West of
China, Mandarin Chinese, Nov 27 at 1417-1421UT. Comments by YL (message?),
music. S=2.
17755 kHz KSDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi Point - to Myanmar
target, Lisu language, Nov 27 at 1347-1357UT. The preacher mentioned seve-
ral parts of the Bible, a song by a vocal group, talk, music.Interval sig-
nal at 1357 UT, the announcer mentioned 'Myanmar'. S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 29)
GUAM 15710 kHz KSDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi point - to
Western China, Mandarin Chinese, on Dec 2 at 1442-1453 UT. Talk by a male
voice (a message?), then a song. S=2.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
GUAM 15265 kHz KSDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi Point (tent)
- to Asia (Bangladesh target), Kokborok language (?), Dec 1 at 1340-1349
UT. Based on the style of communication, I understood that it was a
Christian message by. A very weak carrier, but the reception was possible
with the support of KiwiSDR's resources, a very low weak audio. S=2.
15600 kHz: Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi Point (tent) - to Western
China, Mandarin Chinese, Dec 1 at 1350-1356 UT. Music, talk by OM. S=2.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
15680 kHz SDA Adventist World Radio, via Agat Facpi point - to Western
Indonesia, Dayak language, Dec 3 at 1323-1329 UT. Talk, a song, and sign-
off at 1330 UT. S=2.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
15270even and 15430.016 kHz KSDA AWR Mandarin Chinese at 11.30 UT Dec 11.
(wb df5sx)
INDONESIA {and non} 7289.93 kHz - RRI Pro 1 (Pro Satu), 0815-0930 UT on
Dec 9, heard via Townsville, QL-AUS, Kiwi SDR remotedly; combination of
EZL songs and Islamic sounding songs; the usual Islamic segment from 0857
UT to 0908UT; the whole time the signal was nicely fading up; at *0930 UT,
overpowered by the sudden start of CNR1, already in progress.
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 9)
INDONESIA 7289.93 kHz RRI Nabire Pro 1 (Pro Satu), 0805UT till suddenly
cut off mid-call-to-prayer at 0902* UT, Dec 2, heard at the beach; mostly
EZL songs, but did play a few Islamic sounding songs; frequent announcers;
Islamic segment from 0855 UT till cut off before the end of the call-to-
prayer; mostly poor to occasionally fair, with strong QRN (static); Stayed
on frequency till 0910 UT, to hear if they returned to the air (no).
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
ITU Please, find here the IARU Intruder Watch Service Novemberber 2025
Newsletter:
<https://www.iaru-r1.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/IARU-IWS-Newsletter-
2025-11.pdf>
73, Gaspar Miro, EA6AMM, IARU IWS coordinator, Dec 10
IARU IWS Coordinators:
<https://www.iaru-r1.org/spectrum/monitoring-system/iarums-region-1-
coordinators/>
Visit our website:
<https://www.iaru-r1.org/about-us/committees-and-working-groups/iarums/>
ITALY {and non} Die Sendung "Bande Rumorose" ist ein woechentliches DX-
Programm in deutscher Sprache, moderiert von Antonello Napolitano in Zu-
sammenarbeit mit der Redaktion des 'DX Fanzine'.
Es richtet sich an Radiohoerer und DXer (Hobbyisten, die weit entfernte
Radiosender empfangen) und befasst sich mit Nachrichten, Kuriositaeten,
Technik und Radio-Fakten fuer alle, welche die Welt und ihre Stimmen auf
den Frequenzen von 0 bis 30 MHz (Mittel- und Kurzwelle) belauschen.
Die aktuelle Ausgabe 29 beinhaltet folgende Themen:
- Empfang von Harbour Light of the Windwards: Ein Beitrag von Roberto
Pavanello erklaert, wie man diese christliche Station aus Grenada (Carria-
cou, 1400 kHz Mittelwelle) empfangen kann, die eine der meistgesuchten
karibischen Stationen fuer europaeische DXer ist.
- Hintergrund zu Radio Free Grenada: Ein eigener Beitrag ueber die Ge-
schichte von 'Radio Free Grenada', das von 1979 bis 1983 als offizielles
Sprachrohr der marxistisch orientierten 'New Jewel Movement' in Grenada
diente und dessen Inhalte sich von denen von 'Harbour Light of the Wind-
wards' unterschieden.
- Interview mit Adrian Milan aus Malta: Ein Radiohoerer aus Malta er-
zaehlt, wie ihm das Hoeren der Mittelwelle (insbesondere des italieni-
schen Senders RAI Radio 1) beim Italienischlernen geholfen hat. Er spricht
auch ueber die Rolle der Mittel- und Kurzwelle heute, Empfangsvorteile
Maltas, und die Geschichte von Sendern wie Radio Mediterranean und Radio
Malta auf 756 kHz.
Aktuelle Empfangsberichte: Eine Auswahl neuerer Empfaenge auf Mittel- und
Kurzwelle in Italien von Roberto Pavanello aus Vercelli.
Dazu gehoeren spanische Stationen,niederlaendische Piratensender und offi-
zielle Sender aus aller Welt (z. B. Iran, Brasilien, Grenada, UK, Philip-
pinen).
Alle im Programm genannten Zeiten sind, sofern nicht anders angegeben,
in GMT/UTC (italienische Normalzeit CET/CEST minus eine Stunde).
<https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4tfrxx52xr4mwm24pxvo1/2025-12-07-
Bande-Rumorose-29.mp3?rlkey=hwq83vqr3gyzfmsqb4n5mgqhc&dl=0>
<https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/24znrdtx8yz9yehbsrh7j/2025-12-07-Bande-
Rumorose-29-german.docx?rlkey=mlieungbr81hkw0pxqosqj14u&dl=0>
Gruenlich hinterlegt: zusaetzliche KI Erlaeuterungen. Gemini processing.
(Roger Thauer-D, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
LITHUANIA/RUSSIA {Kaliningrad oblast} Reports are circulating
<https://caliber.az/post/iz-za-nehvatki-finansirovaniya-litva-riskuet-
poteryat-blokirovku-radio-sputnik>
that Lithuania risks ending its blocking of Russian state radio 'Sputnik'
broadcasts because the Ministry of Culture has not received the
60,000 needed to continue jamming signals from the Kaliningrad region in
2026. (TeleSat-INFO.Ru / Telegram; via
Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
MADAGASCAR 17700 kHz TWR Asia, via MGLOB Talata Volonondry Madagascar
relay facility - to South Asia target, Tui language, on Nov 27 at 1402-
1409 UT. Music, talk by YL, a Christian message, song. S=4.
21565 kHz BBC World Service, via Talata-Volonondry - to Southeast Asia
target, English language, Nov 27 at 1338-1346 UT. Comments about taxi dri-
vers, Russia, New York, restaurants. S=6.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 29)
MADAGASCAR 11965 kHz MWV African Pathways from Mahajanga bcast SW site,
at 2000 UT on 24 Nov. English. ID and sign-on by woman with woman giving
what sounded like programme info followed by lesson given by man. Fair.
(Tony Pavick-BC-CAN, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
11965 kHz MDG 'African Pathways Radio' heard at 2027 UT on Nov 24, with
their address given as a P.O.Box in Uganda which was followed by ID of
"You are listening to African Pathways Radio." Poor to fair.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
MADAGASCAR 13670 kHz MWV Radio Feda, via Mahajanga SW bc center - to
North Africa (Middle East), Arabic, on Nov 29 at 1902-1909UT. Talk, music.
S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
MADAGASCAR 15440 kHz Trans World Radio, via FMO organized MGLOB Talata
Volonondry Madagascar relay facility - to South Asia target (NoWe IND /
BHARAT, Pakistan), in Urdu language, on Dec 2 at 1430-1441 UT. Interval
signal, beginning the transmission block in Urdu. Music, commentary by a
male and female voices followed by a song, and a biblical message. S=3.
17700 kHz Trans World Radio, via Talata Volonondry - to SoIndia target in
Hindi language, on Dec 2 at 1418-1430 UT. The communication suggested it
was a Christian message, followed by a Indian-style music. Contact address
information was given, another song, and at 1430 UT the interval signal,
followed by the start of TWR's English broadcast. S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
MALI [and non] 13685 kHz on Dec 3 at 1545 UT, S4/S6 discussion in Eng-
lish about China, so CRI Bamako #II relay site to EaAF/HoAF as sked; with
13830 kHz neighbour Vatican Radio listed in Amharic languages, the only
significant overseasigs on band, beyond the USAs blasting on 13570,
13820, 13845 kHz.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 3)
MONGOLIA 12085 kHz Voice of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Khonkor site, to Far
East, Mandarin, on Dec 4 at 1010-1017 UT. Talk by YL, instrumental music.
S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
NETHERLANDS HFCC.org request changes, Oct 30 - Nov 25:
3985 1600 2400 18,27,28,37 ELB 5 750 010126 280326 Nld RDI RDI 4168
3985 1600 2400 18,27,28,37 ANK 5 750 010126 280326 Nld HOR RHO 4174
5905 0600 1900 18,27,28,37 ANK 5 750 011125 280326 Nld HOR RHO 3902
5940 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 AAR 2 750 261025 280326 Nld EUR EUR 3888
5970 0600 1600 18,27,28,37 ELB 5 750 261025 280326 Nld RDI RDI 4169
5990 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ZWO 9 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3893
6130 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 AAR 2 750 261025 280326 Nld EUR EUR 3887
6170 1700 2400 18,27,28,37 ELB 5 750 261025 280326 Nld RDI RDI 4170
6170 1700 2400 18,27,28,37 ANK 5 750 011125 280326 Nld HOR RHO 4175
7340 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 AAR 2 750 261025 280326 Nld EUR EUR 3889
7400 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ex7395ZWO 9 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3891
7405 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ZWO 9 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3891
9800 0000 1900 18,27,28,37 ANK 5 750 011125 280326 Nld HOR RHO 4176
9800 0800 1900 18,27,28,37 ELB 5 750 261025 280326 Nld RDI RDI 4171
11840 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ZWO 2 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3896
12030 0000 1500 18,27,28,37 ANK 5 750 011125 280326 Nld HOR RHO 4177
12030 0800 1500 18,27,28,37 ELB 5 750 261025 280326 Nld RDI RDI 4172
12085 1500 2400 18,27,28,37 ELB 5 750 261025 280326 Nld RDI RDI 4173
12085 1500 2400 18,27,28,37 ANK 5 750 011125 280326 Nld HOR RHO 4178
13585 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ZWO 2 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3894
13865 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ZWO 2 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3895
17525 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 ZWO 2 750 261025 280326 Nld PIE PIE 3897
18925 0000 2400 18,27,28,37 AAR 2 750 261025 280326 Nld EUR EUR 3890
(hfcc.org request differences, Nov 25)
NETHERLANDS 'Radio Delta Elburg' hat am 29. November 2025 eine neue Fre-
quenz in Betrieb genommen 5970kHz. Sie soll kuenftig samstags und sonntags
08.00-16.00 Uhr (UTC, +1hr=CET) fuer Five Decades of Music. Fifty years of
sound, rhythms, memories, and pure energy eingesetzt werden. Als Weih-
nachtsspecial sind wieder taegliche Sendungen ab dem 20. Dezember 2025 ge-
plant. Das Publikum ist eingeladen, Voice-Nachrichten einzusenden, was man
beim Weltempfang erlebt und empfindet.
<https://radiodelta.am/2025/11/28/a-new-wave-a-new-signal-radio-
delta-breaks-through-on-5970-khz>
(via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, Bieners DX Digest October #65 column via
wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 3)
Der Free Radio Service Holland (P.O.Box 2702, 6049 ZG Herten, Netherlands,
<frs -at- frsholland.nl> hat fuer seine Jubilaeumssendung zu 45 Jahren
folgenden Sendeplan angekuendigt (UTC, +1hr=CET)
Sun 2. November 2025, 08.52-14.05 UT 7700 / 9300 kHz ueber eigene Sender,
sowie regulaere niederlaendische Sender auf 5870 kHz (oder in der Naehe),
5990 kHz oder 7405 kHz und eventuell 9800 kHz.
Das Publikum war aufgefordert, bis zum 5. Oktober 2025 schriftlich oder
als Audioaufnahme die Frage zu beantworten, was FRS-Holland fuer einen
bedeutet. Das deutschsprachige Programm mit Jan van Dijk wird zwischen
10.00 und 11.00 Uhr UTC (+1hr=CET/MEZ) ausgestrahlt.
(Thomas Becker/Bernd Seiser-D, via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, Bieners DX
Digest October #65 column via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 3)
NEW ZEALAND 7390 kHz RNZ Pacific via Rangitaiki SW site in English to
Oceania, November 29, 2025, 1533-1540 UT. SIO 333. Religious service with
choral singing of hymns. Mixed choir, moderate QRN, flutter on signal. OM
announcer with commentary between hymns.
(Vince Henley-WA-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
OMAN 17810 kHz BBC World Service London, via ENC operated Al'Seela
SW relay center - to Afghanistan/PAK in Pashto, on Dec 4 at 0932-0937 UT.
Comments by OM / YL, 'BBC'. S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
PALAU 9965 kHz T8WH / Hope Radio at 0800UT. Sounded like an open. Often
very strong here, but just barely above the noise floor for this session.
Poor. Nov 30.
(Rick Barton, Sun City-AZ-USA, Arizona Update via wor Sept 20)
PHILIPPINES Radyo Pilipinas World Service back on shortwave starting
1st Dec 2025. Stay connected to news, public service, and stories from
home - wherever you are in the world.
English Service Frequencies
0200 - 0330 UTC 12020 kHz 15640 kHz 17665 kHz
Filipino Service Frequencies
1730 - 2030 UTC 9370 kHz • 9925 kHz 12120 kHz
Tune in and hear the 'Voice of the Philippines' - loud and clear across
the globe.
{of course via US_AGM owned Tinang SW site in the Philippines; ed. }
<https://alokeshgupta.blogspot.com/>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
PHILIPPINES 9370 kHz // 9925 kHz // 12120 kHz Radio Pilipinas ("Radyo
Publiko") via US_AGM Tinang site, 1821+ UT, Dec 1, via Kiwi SDR remote at
Udon Thani, Thailand; multi-language news conference about the massive
anti-corruption protests in the country; earlier (*1748-1749* UT) briefly
went off the air. My remote audio (9370 kHz) -
<https://app.box.com/s/fqolsypn27pv7wxeyqizjk4n3knt33e4>
News story (Dec 1)
<https://www.nbcnews.com/world/asia/thousands-philippines-protest-
corruption-flood-projects-rcna246720>
"MANILA, Philippines — Thousands of demonstrators including from the Roman
Catholic church clergy protested in the Philippines on Sunday, calling for
the swift prosecution of top legislators and officials implicated in a
corruption scandal that has buffeted the Asian democracy.
Left-wing groups led a separate protest in Manila's main park with a blunt
demand for all implicated government officials to immediately resign and
face prosecution.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been scrambling to quell public outrage
over the massive corruption blamed for substandard, defective or non-
existent flood control projects across an archipelago long prone to deadly
flooding and extreme weather in tropical Asia.
More than 17,000 police officers were deployed in metropolitan Manila to
secure the separate protests. The Malacanang presidential palace complex
in Manila was in a security lockdown with key access roads and bridges
blocked by anti-riot police officers, trucks and barbed wire railings...."
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 1)
PHILIPPINES 12120 kHz Radyo Pillipinas World Service, via US_AGM Tinang
site - to Asia {and mostly aimed to ME / NE / ISR target workers, ed.}, in
Filipino, on Dec 1 at 1815-1910 UT. Comments by OM / YL. Identification
'Radyo Pilippinas...'. Mention to Philippines several times. On 1900 UT, a
News Bulletin and again the id 'Radio Philippinas World Service ... Radio
Pilippinas, Radio Publico'. A very good signal received in Brazil !!!. S=7
US_AGM Tinang site
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
PHILIPPINES 17655 kHz Radyo Pilippinas, US_AGM Tinang site - to Asia,
English, on Dec 2 at 0201-0209 UT. Commentary by a male voice, a song that
repeatedly chanted the words 'Radyo Pilippinas', identification. S=6. //
15640 kHz.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
9925 kHz on Tue Dec 2, at 1930-1945 UT, 'Radyo Pilipinas WorldService'
via US_AGM Tinang-PHL SW bcast center, in Filipino / Tagalog to ME.
'Radyo Publiko', 'Across the Globe'. Man announcer interviews a man, they
say about The Philippines; ID and news w/ woman participation, too; ID
several times; Other interview at 1942. Good reception: 45554.
Parallel logs on 9370tin, 35533 and 12120tin, 44544 w/a slight RTTY in-
terference.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Dec 2)
PHILIPPINES 12120 kHz on Wed, Dec 3, at 1728-1750 UT, Radyo Pilipinas
World Service, US_AGM Tinang-PHL site, in Filipino / Tagalog to ME. Across
the Globe. 1728even UT Open carrier w/a continuous bip; 1731 UT Starts
programming w/a song in honor to The Philippines; 1733 UT Man says ID and
repeats several times; 1735 UT Station music jingle!! Radyo Pilipinaaaaas,
Radio Pilipinaaaaas...; Radyo Publiko and more...; Now, woman announcer
talking, says IDs, frequencies and more informations; She talking w/a wo-
man news reporter: News of course; 1747 She continues w/ national news w/
collaborators. Fair reception: 3~45433.
Parallel on 9370tin kHz, out; and 9925tin kHz, 35533.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Dec 3)
PHILIPPINES 15580 kHz FEBC Manila, via Bocaue bcast center - to South
Asia (Indonesia), Bujinese language, South Asia, on Dec 4 at 0930-0935 UT.
Instrumental music, talk by YL, a song. S=7.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
PHILIPPINES 17665 kHz on Dec 1 at 0248 UT, 'Radio Pilipinas' in English
has been reactivated, via US_AGM Tinang site, S7/S8 into Udon Thani, Thai-
land SDR remotedly.Almost as good on // 15640 kHz but not on // 12020 kHz.
Other monitors thought it went off at 0230 UT instead of scheduled -0330
UT, but there must have been interruptions, and resumptions on one fre-
quency or another.
12120 kHz // 9925 kHz // 9370 kHz, Dec 1 at 1835 UT.
'Radio Pilipinas' Manila at 1730 UT Tagalog service also reactivated, from
US_AGM Tinang SW bcast site, all three about the same VG into Hyderabad,
India SDR remotedly, S=9+10/30dB. IIRC, there could be English segments
included.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 2)
PHILIPPINES 15540 kHz FEBC Manila, via Bocaue bcast center - to Central
Asia, Uighur language, on Nov 27 at 1439-1444 UT. Message by OM, several
mentions to 'Jacob ...'. S=6.
15620 kHz FEBC Manila, via Bocaue bcast center - to Southeast Asia, INS,
Javanese language, on Nov 27 at 1422-1431 UT.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 29)
ROMANIA 5960 kHz 'Radio Romania International', via Saftica SW center
since 1956 year - to Balkan Europe, in Serbian language, on Dec 2 at 2027-
2035 UT. Interval signal, identification 'Radio Romania' by a YL, News
Bulletin. S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
RUSSIA Broadcasting In Russian Handbook Winter 2025-2026 Edition.
The 39th edition of the "Broadcasting in Russian" Handbook by the St. Pe-
tersburg DX Club has been recently published. It is the most comprehensive
guide to broadcasts in Russian on long-, medium- and shortwaves. Informa-
tion presented in the issue is valid mainly until the end of March 2026
(during B25 broadcasting season).
The handbook consists of four parts.
1 GENERAL INFORMATION. Abbreviations, special terms, changes in the Rus-
sian-language broadcasting occurred during previous (A25) season.
2 AIR BROADCASTING. Frequency and programme schedules, transmitter loca-
tions and power, target areas, postal addresses, phone/fax numbers, Web
sites, social network pages (F_Book and VKontakte), e-mail addresses, QSL
policies of the stations. Information on 49 stations from 32 countries and
territories of the world of 5 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, North Ame-
rica and Australia) is included.
3 The INTERNET BROADCASTING section contains the same information as in
the previous one, but only for Internet radio stations of state broadcast-
ing and stations that were earlier broadcast on the air in AM bands and
currently on the Internet(27 stations from 19 countries and territories of
the world).
4 HISTORY OF BROADCASTING. In this historical section the article of the
history of 'Radio Canada International' has been prolonged.
The Handbook is exclusively in Russian, its volume is 80 pages of A5 size.
The price for .pdf copy by e-mail is 3 US$. Payments are to be made via
PayPal.
Please address your requests and questions to St. Petersburg DX Club by
e-mail to
<spbdxclub -at- gmail.com>
(addresses not for PayPal payments! ). Also, via phone, SMS, WhatsApp and
Telegram, phone No. +7 (921) 793-72-84. Sending of printed copy is also
possible, please use contacts above.
(Alexander Beryozkin-RUS, St. Petersburg DX Club; via
Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 corrected via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
RUSSIA {Soviet Union radio history} Kuban Radio Center. November 2025.
Buran transmitter control panel. Video in Russian: 4:50 m/s.
<https://vk.com/wall-158109176_4015>
Button functions, basic operations. Using a similar principle, duty per-
sonnel at radio centers in Russia and throughout the former USSR commis-
sioned standard Soviet transmitters. There are only a few places left in
the world where such control panels have been preserved and are used for
their intended purpose.
<https://vk.com/public158109176>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
RUSSIA {and non} Radiopanorama program of November 29 & 21, 2025; in
Russian from Moscow-Russia. 'World Radio Network' A show for radio enthu-
siasts who love long-distance reception. Hosted by Vadim Alekseev-RUS.
Online community page - 'Escuchando La Radio' &
<https://t.me/listeningtotheradio> Author: Yimber Gaviria, Colombia.
View the collage here -
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/11/radiopanorama_29.html>
<https://rusdx.blogspot.com/2025/11/radiopanorama_23.html>
and also
<https://wrn.world/program/30cef3cb-3197-4eef-b04d-18ccb089f75b/>
via
<https://wrn.world/>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
SOLOMON ISLS 5020 kHz SIBC - 'The Voice of The Nation', 1039-1057 UT on
Dec 9, via Kiwi SDR remotedly at Palmerston North, NZ; non-stop PSA's, ad-
vertisements and promos for government agencies; all with wishes for a
MerryXmas and Happy New Year (insurance for weather damages, World Cup co-
verage, domestic violence, for computer laptops, for milk, car financing,
etc.); 1101UT, intro calliope music, then news in English (today is Inter-
national Anti-Corruption Day, etc.).
1041+ UT remote audio
<https://app.box.com/s/elvslslxko60vxhuty2vy0sazdh8l55g>
1101+ UT remote audio
<https://app.box.com/s/re0ikr7afh3znyzz8f9jqj7csw5ibnul>
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 9)
SPAIN Re: no English yet. This from Michael Andersson in BRDXC-UK
bdxc-news on Dec 4: "R Exterior de Espana - English programmes I got this
reply today, so a near future comeback is to expect. Good news!
"Hello Michael, Thank you so much for the messages and for listening us.
Marilyn left, as you know, and now we, the two new hosts, are starting
again with the broadcast next week, we needed some training and time to
adapt but next wednesday we will be on air again.
Best wishes, Daniel Rioboo"" {same also via Simon Frech}
Ken Zichi replies Dec 4: Re: Still no English from Spain I too sent an
email. Marilyn (Q I presume) responded and told me she was being told REE
was 'well heard' in North America and they had many reception reports
(those were the words she used ... ) She thought there may be something
wrong with 'my equipment'.
I responded to THAT saying 'someone is not telling you the full story' and
relayed that the North American beamed frequencies have been off the air
for MONTHS, I was not the only person noticing that, and it was near im-
possible to hear them since the season change.I even sent audio recordings
in a separate message to demonstrate how poorly they were received.
She replied that she would be 'on vacation for a week' and would follow up
when she got back. I then saw a post here that she was moving to a diffe-
rent department and there would be new EE host(s) but I've heard nothing
directly back from Marilyn or anyone else at REE since then. I tried again
this AM to the 'general' email we'll see if I get a response! Thanks for
also trying. I'm curious to hear if you get a response! 73 // Ken Zichi".
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
SPAIN Spanish public radio will cease all medium wave broadcasts by the
end of this year - 2025.
Spanish public broadcaster RTVE unexpectedly announced that it will cease
all medium wave broadcasts by December 31 of this year (2025).
This means that Spanish public radio, Radio Nacional de Espana, will focus
on digital broadcasts via DAB+. In addition, RTVE will expand its domestic
FM radio network in some cases to avoid degrading the coverage of the na-
tional radio network. It is worth noting that Spanish public radio can
also be received in all homes and buildings in Spain that receive digital
terrestrial television (DTT), throughout Europe and some other continents
via satellite in unencrypted format, as well as worldwide and online.
According to RTVE, only about 1% of the Spanish population currently
listens to medium wave radio broadcasts. RTVE currently uses medium wave
transmitters to broadcast two of its five internal programs,Radio Nacional
de Espana: the first program, a general programming program known as Radio
Nacional, and the fifth program, a news program called Radio 5.
Radio Nacional's first program broadcasts on the following medium wave
frequencies: 585, 612, 621, 639, 648, 684, 693, 729, 738, 774, 801, 855,
864, and 972 kHz.
Radio 5, in turn, broadcasts on medium-wave frequencies of 531, 558, 567,
576, 603, 657, 747, 909, 936, 1017, 1098, 1107, 1125, 1152, 1305, 1314,
1413, and 1503 kHz.
RTVE's medium-wave radio network consists of 100 transmitters, and in most
cases their output power ranges from 10 to 25 kW. However, the main trans-
mitters in this network are much more powerful, but for some time now, the
most powerful transmitters of RTVE radio stations have been operating at
reduced power.
Thus, the power of three 600 kW transmitters (Madrid 585 kHz, Seville 684
kHz, and Barcelona 738 kHz) was recently reduced to 150 kW during the day
and 100 kW at night;
and the power of three 300 kW transmitters (Tenerife 621 kHz, A Coruna 639
kHz, and Murcia 855 kHz) was reduced to 100 kW during the day and 75 kW at
night.
RTVE's decision to cease broadcasting on medium wave does not affect com-
mercial radio broadcasters in Spain, which will continue to use medium
wave. At the same time, in addition to digital broadcasting-via satellite
and the internet-but also analog, in this case on shortwave (it does not
use mediumwave), RTVE's Spanish radio broadcaster for foreign countries,
Radio Exterior de Espana, will continue to operate in Spanish, English,
French, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, and Sephardic.
In Europe,26 countries have already abandoned mediumwave broadcasting, but
in the UK, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) continues to broad-
cast on mediumwave (as of 2025 year), while public radio broadcasting in
Germany and France ceased mediumwave broadcasting back in 2015. Spain's
public broadcaster (state broadcaster) remained one of the last major
broadcasters in Europe operating on mediumwave.
<https://obob.tv/sobytiya/gosudarstvennoe-radio-ispanii-prekr/>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
SPAIN 12030 kHz UT Tue Dec 9 at 2305 UT, REE Madrid in French, as
Jean-Michel Aubier-F was anticipating. This is also reduced to one hour a
week but had been missing a while. Announcer speaks with a heavy accent,
I guess Castilian, making French sound rough rather than smooth. REE ad-
vance program sked agrees on French now and ENGLISH tomorrow,UT Wednesday.
They still don't introduce us to the new spEEkers. 12030 kHz is the only
usable frequency despite beamed away toward ME, as NoAM channel 9690 kHz
remains imaginary. Alan Roe-UK did hear English online Wed Dec 10 at 1100
UT, and the new announcers are named Daniel Rioboo, and Alba Cuellar.
12030 kHz Wed Dec 9 at 2300 UT, REE timesignal and immediately into Eng-
lish, S9 fading to S5 direct, making copy tough. 17715 & 17755 kHz are but
JBA carriers while 9690 kHz to NoAM is still imaginary. Daniel sounds like
a male, altho a photo caption implied female.Will listen later to podcast.
Some discussion of this today in the WOR iog:
Bill Tilford-IN-USA: "Online only at this hour, but REE is on in English
again as I type (11:07 UT) Escucha RNE Radio Exterior en DIRECTO ??"
"I'm also checking REE Madrid online at 1100 UT, with two new hosts:
Daniel Rioboo and a lady whose name I cannot fully catch - something like
Helva Queyar. English on shortwave scheduled at 2300 UT. Ah - her name is
Alba Cuellar -as established by the live stream thumbnail. I assume that's
her in the image alongside Marilyn Quintana. I did enjoy the English hour
online this morning, and hopefully listeners can catch it on shortwave
later today at 2300 UT.
I have however commented to Daniel and Alba concerning the presentation
style. There was too much background music heard, especially during the
interviews, which became a little intrusive and I think that when heard
on shortwave it could become a problem for listeners to fully understand.
I have pointed out that shortwave reception, even on good days, is usually
not the clearest with noise and fading, so it is preferable to not have
background music during the interview segments and that perhaps it would
be better just to fade in snippets of the music between natural pauses in
the conversation. Alan Roe, Teddington, UK"
"That's a valid critique, Alan. I find that often the background music is
too loud, and a peeve with NPR news programs is that the music fades up
too soon, as if we always needed a reminder that the report or interview
is about to end. And of course on shortwave it makes hearing and under-
standing even harder.
Nevertheless, I'm glad the English broadcast is back. I like to use some
of the news in my radio magazine "EuroBureau" on our local community FM
radio station, <kmud.org>
I'm not well set up for shortwave listening anymore, I find RNE English
at <https://www.rtve.es/play/audios/english-language-broadcast/>
Simon Frech".
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 9 - 11 )
TAIWAN The 'Taiwan International Radio' Russian service section has
been updated on the Novosibirsk DX Site. Details in Russian:
<https://www.novosibdx.info/mrt.html> <https://www.novosibdx.info/>
(via Anatoly Klepov-RUS, RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
TAIWAN 7235 kHz Korea D.P.R. _ OPPOSITION target radio.
'National Unity Radio' via Taipei Tamsui District, Nov 25; thanks to Ron
Howard's tip, here on NF ex-7340 kHz and noted this morning 1248+ UT with
fairly good signal, but a little flutter, Korean tlks, usual Korean team
deejay approach with chattering, laughing OM and YL, playing inspirational
ballads with orchl backing. Nutcracker theme 1254 UT. Midwestern Ham QRM
English net lands on fqy for a while but NUR well heard underneath the
inane gab. Abrupt off at -1258* UT.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
7290 kHz OPPOSITION target radio. 'Furusato no Kaze' via Taipei Danshui
site heard at 1430 UT on Nov 26 with sign-on by a Yl in Japanese and ac-
companied by the playing of an anthem. Poor-fair.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
7295 kHz OPPOSITION target radio. 'Furusato no Kaze' via Paochung site
heard at 1333 UT on Nov 24 with a woman speaking seriously in Japanese to
the accompaniment of instrumental music. Poor-fair.
(Bob Brossell, Pewaukee-WI-USA, via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
9705 kHz OPPOSITION target radio. 'Furusato No Kaze' via Paochung site,
strong at 1333UT check, Nov 27; OM in Japanese tlks over orchl mx down low
// 7295 kHz (Taipei Tamsui site) also very good. YL 1336 UT and piano mx
roll, more tlks in Japanese.
(Ralph W. Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
TAIWAN 6280 kHz Sound of Hope, 1000 & 1100 UT, Dec 2, heard at the
beach; has been a long time since I last checked SOH stations; in the past
I often heard 6215 // 6230 // 6280 kHz (some slightly off frequency), but
now find 6215 kHz is absent; glad to hear they have not changed the usual
ID ("Xiwang zhi sheng guoji guangbo diantai" - Sound of Hope international
broadcast station), given twice (once by OM and once by YL). Happy that
this is still being heard on the West Coast, with very weak but readable
ID.
1000 UT ID
<https://app.box.com/s/tzxoht021avi0mrsd42jlk13cr9e1r2r>
1100 UT ID
<https://app.box.com/s/c7vjhy5pcw8luj78mcpqre97ubu4g0sf>
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
TAIWAN {to KOREAs} 5900 kHz 'National Unity Radio', via Taipeh Tamsui
bcast center site - to North Korea, Korean, on Dec 2 at 2036-2043 UT. Talk
by a YL, pop music (Instrumental music in the style of the band Coldplay).
S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
TURKEY 15390 kHz Voice of Turkey, Emirler SW site outlet - to South Asia;
Pakistan target audience in Urdu language, 1324-1330 Ut Dec 1. Turkish
songs, talk by OM. S=3.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
UAE 11630 kHz 'Radio Ibrahim' program of IBRA Media, via Abu Dhabi
Media owned - ENC operated Dhabbiyah bcast outlet, on Nov 27; taking air
at *1400 UT for Tigrinya service to HOA/ETH/ERI target. Clear opening IDs
by OM and listener contact info, f/by YL and OM with speech. Good signal.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
UAE {INDIA/BHARAT non} Gaweylon Tibetian Radio, of FEBA London UK via
Abu Dhabia Media owned, operated by Encompass at Dhabbaya UAE relay site.
e-QSL: 15215 kHz, at 12.00-12.30 UT requested; Sept. 15, 2025. Blog:
<http://qsl-review.blogspot.com/2019/10/gaweylon-tibetian-radio.html>
27. Febr. 2023 — Feba UK's partner, 'Gaweylon Radio', is broadcasting to
a mainly Buddhist population in Tibet and the surrounding diaspora ...
Gaweylon Tibetan (or Gaweylon Radio) refers to a Christian radio ministry
that broadcasts the "good news" (the meaning of "Gaweylon" in Tibetan) to
Tibetan Buddhists in Tibet, India, Nepal,and globally, focusing on sharing
Christian faith, providing practical advice, and offering spiritual guid-
ance through music and teachings on shortwave radio, despite challenges in
the region.
Name Meaning: "Gaweylon" translates to "good news" in Tibetan.
Mission: To share the Christian message with Tibetan Buddhist populations
who are often resistant to evangelism, aiming to open hearts to
spiritual change.
Content: Broadcasts include traditional music, health information,
Christian teachings, and practical advice, delivered in the
Central Tibetan language.
Broadcasting: Reaches Tibet and Tibetan diaspora communities in neighbor-
ing countries and worldwide via shortwave radio.
Partnership: Works with organizations like FEBA UK (Far East Broadcasting
Associates) to support its ministry.
Challenges: Faces difficulties due to restrictions and persecution in
Tibet, making their work sensitive and requiring prayer for pro-
tection and effectiveness.
<www.feba.org.uk>
(Konstantin Barsenkov, St. Petersburg-RUS, rusdxplus & deneb-radio-dx, via
RUSdx #1371 via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
UAE 17720 kHz 'Shan News Radio' via Abu Dhabi Media center ENC operated
Dhabbaya - to Myanmar target audience in Burmese, on Dec 1 at 1315-1322UT.
Talk and comments, talk and commentary, talk and commentary, with short
music times after each informational segment. S=4.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
U.K. 15510 kHz FEBA 'Radio Sama', via ENC Woofferton - to East Africa,
in Arabic, Nov 29 on 1832-1844 UT. A message by OM, a song in Arabic
language, talk, music. Sign-off on 1859 UT. S=5.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
17575 kHz DRM digital mode transmission. BBC World Service, London via
ENC Woofferton SW bcast center - to South Asia target audience in English,
on Nov 30 at 1459-1508 UT. Time pips on 1500 UT, identification 'BBC World
Service', sport News. S=6.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
U.K./ASCENSION/OMAN/VATICAN STATE HFCC request changes, Oct 30 - Nov 25:
some BBC London Dari/Persian/Pashto sces started on Nov 11
5975 1400 1500 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
6090 1700 1800 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
6195 0030 0100 40E,41NW SMG 250 95 0 218 1234567 261025 290326 CVA DARI
6195 0130 0200 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA DARI
6195 0230 0300 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA DARI
7445 0030 0100 40E,41NW WOF 250 86 12 611 1234567 261025 290326 G DARI
7445 0130 0200 40E,41NW WOF 250 86 12 611 1234567 261025 290326 G DARI
7445 0230 0300 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
9525 1600 1630 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
9525 1630 1700 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 17 261025 290326 OMA DARI
9525 1700 1800 40E,41NW SLA 250 63 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
11995 1400 1500 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
11995 1600 1630 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
11995 1630 1700 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 17 261025 290326 OMA DARI
15310 0430 0500 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA DARI
15310 0830 0930 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA DARI
15310 1030 1100 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA DARI
17810 0430 0500 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
17810 0830 0930 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
17810 1030 1100 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA DARI
5975 1500 1600 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
6090 1800 1900 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
6195 0100 0130 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA PASH
6195 0200 0230 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA PASH
7445 0100 0130 40E,41NW WOF 250 86 12 611 1234567 261025 290326 G PASH
7445 0200 0230 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
9410 0300 0330 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA PASH
9525 1630 1700 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 23456 261025 290326 OMA PASH
9525 1800 1900 40E,41NW SLA 250 63 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
11995 1500 1600 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
11995 1630 1700 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 23456 261025 290326 OMA PASH
12095 0300 0330 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
15310 0500 0530 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA PASH
15310 0930 1030 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA PASH
15310 1100 1130 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 146 1234567 181125 290326 OMA PASH
17810 0500 0530 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
17810 0930 1030 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
17810 1100 1130 40E,41NW SLA 250 35 0 151 1234567 261025 290326 OMA PASH
from Nov 12
3955 0559 0700 27SE,28NW WOF 100 114 0 100 1234567 121125 - 290326
N=DRM digital mode Eng G BBC ENC 4116 DRM_EUR
6170 0500 0529 46,47NW Mon - Sat only ASC 125 65 0 547
.234567 151125 290326 Hau G ENC ENC 4119 HAUSA
6135 0529 0600 46SE Mon - Sat only ASC 125 65 0 547
.234567 151125 290326 Hau G BBC ENC 4118 HAUSA
9765 2030 2100 46,47NW Mon - Sat only WOF 250 160 0 216
.234567 181125 290326 Hau G ENC ENC 4127 HAUSA
(hfcc.org request differences, Nov 25)
USA HFCC request changes, Oct 30 - Nov 25:
11860 2300 2400 11 GB 250 183 0 896
1234567 261125 280326 Spa USA AGM AGM 4191
11860 0000 0100 11 GB 250 183 0 896
1234567 261125 280326 Spa USA AGM AGM 4192
(hfcc.org request differences, Nov 25)
U.K. 12050 kHz on Monday Dec 1, at 1838-1849 UT, 'Radio Ndarason Inter-
nationale', ENC Woofferton relay bcast center, in French & Kanuri to WeAF
audience target. Woman / man announcers talking, in French, w/ music back-
ground; 1840 UT A conversation between two men, now, in Kanuri language;
1844 UT After a fast music pause, woman announcer talking. Fair reception:
35533.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Dec 1)
U.K. 21470 kHz BBC World Service London, via ENC Woofferton SW bcast
center site - to NoWeAfrica, Hausa language, on Dec 2 at 1411-1417UT. Com-
ments from both male and female voices, with the word 'Africa' clearly
understood in some parts of their communications. S=6.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
USA 11930 kHz 'Radio Marti' in Spanish to Cuba via Greenville_NC
state. November 30, 2025, at 0040-0045 UT. SIO 444. Possible language
lesson using the English words "push" and "pull" and their different
meanings.
(Vince Henley-WA-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
USA 15150 kHz WMLK 'Assemblies of Yahweh' from Bethel PA state. Nov 24
at 2259 UT, S=9+20dB open carrier, 2300 UT IS / theme music and WMLK s/on
giving FCC authorized times as 04-09 & 17-22UT but but No frequencies, and
"50,000 watts" power, contact address and into program. Clearly long-out-
dated announcement and mixed up their sked, or a deliberate change?
15150 kHz has been their morning, not evening frequency. By now would have
been moving from 17525 kHz to 9275 kHz, neither on now. 15150 kHz still on
at 2357 UT. By 0202 UT & 0254 UT Nov 25, 15150 kHz a JBA carrier and 9275
kHz still off. Of course if they are really targetting Europe instead of
NoAM they should be on 17 MHz in our mornings, 15 MHz afternoons.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
Requested usage covering channels at 12 - 04 UT at 53 degr azimuth to
ITU zones # 27, 28, 39 - in all Europe, and Near / Middle East, ed.
USA 9275 kHz on Dec 1 at 1626 UT, WMLK with DEJOM huxtering, night fre-
quency on in the morning instead of usual 15150 kHz. Are they experiment-
ing, or just unreliable? 1935 UT check, not on 17525 kHz nor either of the
other two.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 2)
9275 kHz on Dec 1 at 2306 UT, S=9+20/30dB of off-key singing as WMLK
manages to run correct evening frequency on a non-Sabbath.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
USA 9930 kHz on Sat, Nov 29, at 0024-0040 UT, WTWW Lebanon-TN site, in
English to NoAM target audience. Man preaching w/ people manifestation:
'Hallelujah, Hallelujah!' at 0030 UT Man talking; 0032 UT Woman talking,
too; 0034 UT A hymn by choir; Pastor makes a prayer and next, a religious
song by female singer. Fair reception: 3~45543.
11930 kHz on Fri, Nov 28, at 2313-2327 UT, US_AGM 'Radio Marti' in Spanish
via Greenville-NC SW relay center, in Spanish to Cuba. Man / woman announ-
cers say station program announcements; ID and website martinoticias.com;
Radio Marti jingle music by female singer; 2318 UT Man announcer presents
sport news into "El Mundo de los Deportes". Good reception: 45544.
13845 kHz on Fri Nov 28, at 2240-2252 UT: WWCR tx #3 bcast, Nashville-TN,
in English to NoAM. Man PAstor makes a preaching w/ assistance manifesta-
tion. Fair reception: 3~45543.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Nov 29)
USA 7780 kHz WRMI with Voice of Indonesia relay, 0926 UT, Dec 2 (Tues),
heard at the beach; programming in English; long item about attempts to
restore power and communications in West Sumatra, after the landslides and
flooding; the usual strong signal. News story (Dec 2):
<https://www.reutersconnect.com/item/aftermath-of-flash-floods-
in-west-sumatra-
indonesia/dGFnOnJldXRlcnMuY29tLDIwMjU6bmV3c21sX01UMUFOQURMMDAwTVJNSFdT>
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
USA 15770 kHz WRMI / WYFR in English November 29, 2025, at 2347 -
2354 UT. SIO 444. An OM monologue discussion of various noise cancell-
ing devices such as speakers and headsets with demonstrations. Via
Okeechobee-FL state bcast center. As broadcast, the noise cancelling was
unimpressive. It might have been better and more impressive in the studio,
but not as broadcast.
BHI products were mentioned, and I have some BHI products but haven't
found them to be all that useful. Perhaps I need to run my own tests of
these devices, which are not inexpensive.
(Vince Henley-WA-USA, via NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
Saturdays 2300 UT WRMI, En, "VOSR International" - 15770 NoCe&SoAM EUR
USA/GERMANY Latest media notes and Jan & Feb schedules.
Texas Radio Shortwave <texasradioshortwave -at- protonmail.com>
Hello - Attached are media notes with exciting information about our shows
for the Christmas - New Year's holidays,and January and February schedules
in several formats. We appreciate any publicity you can provide for our
programs. Broadcasting to the World from Germany {low powers, ed.}
<www.facebook.com/texasradiosw> <www.mixcloud.com/texasradiosw/>
Best wishes and 73. Terry N5RTC, Texas Radio Shortwave, Dec 3
Wie in wwdxc DXM 12/2025 page # 10 angegeben:
Could you include a note in Topnews about uploading the files to the web-
site? That would really help. vy73 Terry N5RTC, Texas Radio Shortwave,
Broadcasting to the World from Germany, Dec 8
Full information on Texas Radio Shortwave and their schedules can always
be found at <http://download.wwdxc.de>
(vy 73 Michael Bethge-D, pres. wwdxc Dec 8)
re: Latest media notes and Jan & Feb schedules.
Okay, grafisches Designformat kann ich hier eher nicht gebrauchen.
Meist 'fasse' ich mit einer e-mail Nachfrage nach, und lasse mir die
reinen TEXT Files zusenden, aaaaaber das dauert ... F_Book ist hier eher
schwierig zu oeffnen, ich habe aus Ueberzeugung ueberhaupt keinen F_Book
account. Manches was mir z.B.Walter eisenbahn-technisch als Video schickt,
kann ich nicht starten.
<www.facebook.com/texasradiosw> no Face_Book account here available.
<https://app.box.com/s/kbdxb4c5lwpju0kpoi27aiwc35br2g2a> geht dagegen,
habe ich soeben versucht, - aber das sind 44 (!) pages / Seiten Umfang.
Hier der 'Texas Radio Shortwave Media Notes' Text, den ich fuers nexxte
#1638 TopNews integriere:
'Texas Radio Shortwave Media Notes' December 2, 2025 Texas Radio Shortwave
Holiday Broadcasts & New Show Launch Sending Our News Early.
With the holidays approaching and early media deadlines looming, we're
sharing our December updates a week early. Christmas Day on Channel 292
'Texas Radio Shortwave' joins Channel 292's Christmas Marathon on December
25. Tune in to our Texas Christmas show at 1600 UT on 9670 kHz, featuring
250 kW from ENC Woofferton_UK. While the broadcast is aimed at Europe and
the Middle East, listeners worldwide might catch the signal.
'Seven Days of Christmas' December 25-31. We'll reprise some favorite past
broadcasts with special one-hour shows daily at 1500 UT on 3975 kHz and
6160 kHz. Expect Texas music from artists our audience has requested re-
peatedly.
New in January: Michael Strah on 'Texas Radio Shortwave_ Beginning Sunday,
January 18, and airing every third Sunday at 1100 UT on 6070 kHz, Michael
Strah will spotlight lesser-known Texas musicians and genres. Michael's
career spanned Canadian radio stations and media outlets; he now resides
in Veracruz, Mexico, where he works as a freelance English-language voice-
over artist.
'QSL Milestone'. We're pleased to announce that we awarded QSL #4000 to
Marc Soens of Torhout,Belgium, for his detailed, accurate reception report
of our November 28 'Sixth Anniversary show' on Shortwave Radio.
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 6 - 8)
USA/GERMANY Terry Colgan hat fuer sein 'Texas Radio Shortwave' folgende
Sendungen via Channel 292 (Rohrbach Waal Bavaria 6070, 9670 kHz) und
Shortwave Radio (Winsen Aller 3975, 6160 kHz) angekuendigt (UTC, +1hr=
CET/MEZ)
November Music of Flaco Jimenez
So, 2. November 2025, 13.00-14.00 Uhr 9670 kHz (10 kW) fuer Europa
So, 2. November 2025, 15.00-16.00 Uhr 6160 kHz ( 1 kW) fuer Europa
So, 2. November 2025, 23.00-00.00 Uhr 9670 kHz (10 kW) fuer Nordamerika
So, 2. November 2025, 19.00-20.00 Uhr 3975 kHz ( 1 kW) fuer Europa
ausserdem 6th anniversary show (mit Sonder-QSL)
Fr, 28. November 2025, 20.00-21.00 Uhr 3975 kHz ( 1 kW) fuer Europa
Fr, 28. November 2025, 23.00-00.00 Uhr 9670 kHz (10 kW) fuer Nordamerika
Ausfuehrliche Empfangsberichte an
<texasradioshortwave -at- protonmail.com>
werden mit einer monatlich wechselnden e-QSL bestaetigt. Dabei sind auch
(wieder) WebSDRs zugelassen. Tatsaechlich werden sie nordamerikanischen
Kurzwellenfreunden jetzt empfohlen, wenn Direktempfang nicht moeglich
ist. # Terry Colgan.
(via Dr. Hansjoerg Biener-D, Bieners DX Digest October #65 column via
wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 3)
USA 7505 kHz on Dec 1 at 0612 UT, WRNO on late again, S9, groupsinging
C&Wish song, can't tell if praise, then live? DJ with "12 past the hour"
timecheck, song was "Just Another Day"; 0616 UT "another of your favorite
songs on 7505 WRNO Worldwide". Format change ? Still on at 0722 UT now
down to S7/S8 VP in Chinese and English. Spelling out English words so
apparently English lessons for Chinese.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, hcdx & wor Dec 2)
UZBEKISTAN 9384.95 kHz OPPOSITION target radio. 'Voice of Martyrs' via
RRTM Telecom Tashkent Uzbekistan Shortwave Transmitting bcast center, on
Nov 27; nice to bump into this one while bandscanning, YL in Korean talks
1338 UT and handing off to OM 1340 UT. Fair signal only, a bit muffled.
Signature offset fqy all but confirms Tashkent xmtr QTH. Sked here 1200-
1230 UT and 1330-1400 UT. Need to check the earlier bcst window, perhaps
better signal then.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
9876.96 kHz OPPOSITION target radio. 'Voice of Tibet' via RRTM Telecom
Tashkent Uzbekistan Shortwave Transmitting bcast center noted 1312 UT, on
Nov 27; here during a bandscan, sticks out on 31 mb like a dog's balls.
Usual landing spot after first fqy jump of xmsn. OM commentary in pres Ti-
betan. 1315 UT mx breakers, more tlks and YL joins in.
(Ralph Perry, Wheaton-IL-USA, NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
UZBEKISTAN 7540 kHz Sat Nov 29, at 1949-1959 UT, TWR Asia {KTWR outlet},
via RRTM Telecom Tashkent Uzbekistan Shortwave Transmitting bcast center,
in Korean to Korea D.P.R. A musical programming w/ man/woman presenters.
Barely audible reception: 25321.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Nov 29)
VANUATU 5040 kHz R. Vanuatu at 0945 UT. Upbeat music, woman annmt at 1000
UT. Apparent ID on-the-hour, man and woman alternating, sounded like news-
cast. More interesting vocal music at 1015. More talk at the BoH. We tuned
out soon after as we could hear the footsteps of the sandman behind us.
Poor to Fair. Nov 29.
(Rick Barton, Sun City-AZ-USA, Arizona Update via
NASWA Electronic Flashsheet #1232 Nov 30)
VANUATU 7260 kHz Radio Vanuatu, 0733-0758* UT on Dec 2, heard at the
beach; long interview in Bislama; most of the time heard an UNID station
underneath playing EZL songs (Celine Dion, etc.); after 0758 UT, in the
clear, at 0800 UT it was determined to be China.
(Ron Howard-Monterey-CA-USA, wor and direct wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
VATICAN STATE {UK non} 17700 kHz BBC World Service London, via St. Maria
di Galeria bcast center - to Central Africa target audience, on Nov 30 at
1542-1549 UT. Identification 'BBC World Service', broadcast of a sporting
event (football / soccer Premier league), several mentions of the Chelsea
team, the commentator broadcast the match with great enthusiasm. S=7.
(Rudolf Grimm, Sao Bernardo-Ibiuna-SP-BRA, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
VATICAN STATE 7305 kHz Sat Nov 29 at 0100-0115 UT, Radio Vaticana, from
SMdiGaleria-CVA SW bcast center, in Portuguese to Brazil and Lusophone
Countries. Mr Luca Rossi says ID and programming of the day, including a
Pope visitation at Turkey, 2nd day, at Istambul. The apostolic speech of
the Pope Leo to Turkish christians. Good reception: 45544.
(Jose Ronaldo Xavier, Cabedelo-PB-BRA, hcdx Nov 29)
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Some SW logs taken on Dec 6th in North AM at remoted SDR at Detroit MI and
Edmonton AB-CAN, 22.30 - 23.04 UT
9264.986 USA WINB Red Lion PA, En sermon, S=9+5dB at 22.30 UT Dec 6.
9330even USA WBCQ Monticello, WLC rent program in Portuguese, S=9+10 dB
9350even USA WWCR #2 NashvilleTN, En sermon, S=9+30dB strength, 22.35 UT
9665.051 BRA R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu, SC state, S=9 at 22.38 UT.
9765.003 MDG WCB 'Palavra Alegre' Mahajanga, Port., S=9 at 22.40 UT.
9929.982 USA much fq oddity tonight Dec 6: WTWW Lebanon TN, S=9+40dB
much powerhouse at 22.43 UT on Dec 6.
11609.977 MDG R Feda in Arabic, Mahajanga, S=9+10dB at 22.44 UT Dec 6.
11700.015 GUM AWR KSDA Facpi Point, Mandarin Chinese, S=6 at 22.48 UT.
11757.493 BRA much fq oddity,moved still upwards from v11748.5 last month
one of the new TXS which brought into sce in 2025 year.
R Voz Missionaria, Camboriu, SC state, Portuguese language
sermon service, S=9 at 22.38 UT on Dec 6.
11780.008 BRA RNA Brasilia, BrasPort, S=9+30dB at 22.52 UT on Dec 6.
11860even USA R Marti in Spanish to CUB island target radio, at
22.54 UT in S=9+25dB powerful signal from Greenville NC state //
11930.003 USA same R Marti Spanish via Greenville NC, S=9+45dB much
stronger signal via different antenna type ? at backlobe towards
CAN / ALS target; at 22.55 UT.
12069.966 PHL much fq oddity of FEBC Manila via Iba site in Mandarin
Chinese, IS pause signal and progr start at exact 23.00 UT S=8.
12094.975 PHL much fq oddity of FEBC Manila via Bocaue site in Mandarin
Chinese, IS pause signal and progr start at exact 23.00 UT S=8.
13650even CUB CRI Beijing via LatinAM relay site Quivican SanFelipe TITAN
powerful relay site on Cuba island Caribbean basin.
Endlesss CRI IS played, no program audio feed connected so far,
powerful S=9+25dB signal backlobe into Edmonton_AB_CAN remote
PerseusSDR unit. Clear excellent audio, no noise, no scratching,
excellent empty carrier string. 23.04 UT.
[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 6)
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WORLD OF RADIO HITLIST update.
Hi Glenn, my latest Hitlist update. <https://www.w4uvh.net/hitlist.htm>
1) Bulgaria - R Bulgaria: Updated links to point to new web domain.
2) China - Hello Xizang and PBS Xizang: Temporarily removed all links as
<www.vtibet.com> times out and <www.vtibet.cn> seems to redirect to a
potentially unsafe page.
3) UK - FEBA Radio: Updated link to home page (new domain name).
4) USA - R Marti: Updated link to frequencies (it's only for A-25 season,
but better than previous B-23 link)
5) USA - WRMI As the official WRMI schedules are so complex, and often in-
accurate, I have added another alternative listing of WRMI programmes,this
time provided by Tony Rogers on his <dxguides.info> website.
The next update is scheduled for 1 January 2026.
Best wishes and 73, Alan Roe-UK BrDXC-UK via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 30)
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Five new Klingenfuss products for 2026: All advance orders shipped!
All new products for 2026
- 2026 Shortwave Frequency Guide
- 2026 Super Frequency List on CD
- 2026 Frequency Database for the PERSEUS
Software-Defined Receiver
- 1997-2026 Digital Data Decoder Screenshots on USB Stick
- Supplement January 2026 to the 2025/2026 Guide to
Utility Radio Stations
have been published by 2 December. We've worked around the clock and hun-
dreds of your advance orders have now been shipped - strictly first-in-
irst-out ... - in time for the Christmas and winter holiday and radio
monitoring season.
Enjoy!
Full A4 size sample pages can be found on our website
<www.klingenfuss.org>
where you can download the new 2026 catalogue as well, plus detailed pro-
duct descriptions, hundreds of fascinating screenshots, and a list of
dealers worldwide. Alternatively, you may ask for our free 24-pages 2026
printed catalogue to your postal address.
The free Supplement January 2026 to the 2025/2026 Guide to Utility Radio
Stations with 270+ new frequencies can be downloaded from our website as
well.
For decades, the Klingenfuss Utility Radio Guide has been the standard
reference book for both professional HF radio monitoring services and non-
professional radio listeners worldwide.
Deadline for the very latest 2026 broadcast schedules published in the
brandnew Shortwave Frequency Guide was on 15 November 2025.
(See page #297 for the very latest digital data decoder screeenshot of
Parangipettai Radio ... )
Unlike traditional publications in this field, our clear layout and new
typeface provide for excellent legibility. See the latest sample pages on
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Apart from the usual up-to-date broadcast and utility station and schedule
databases, the 2026 Super Frequency List on CD now covers more than
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Our product Digital Data Decoder Screenshots on USB Stick now covers more
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More than 900 free receivers worldwide are currently linked e.g. on
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Our updated article "Internet-controlled SDRs", focusing on the reception
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may be of interest as well ...
Thank you for your continued support, and best wishes from
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Klingenfuss Publications
Klingenfuss Radio Monitoring
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72070 Tuebingen
Germany Europe
Phone +49 7071 62830
Fax +49 7071 600849
<www.klingenfuss.org>
E-Mail <info -at- @klingenfuss.org>
(and Joerg Klingenfuss-D, hcdx via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 7)
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2026 Klingenfuss database and handbook products arrived here
Wednesday December 3, 2025. wb. df5sx ed.
Good morning, Wolfgang
all new products for 2026 - Manuals and Devices
have been published by 2 December:
For 58 years, we've been the world's leading publisher of books and
databases for professional shortwave (HF) radio monitoring.
<www.klingenfuss.org> Simply click the PDF or GIF symbol !
<https://www.klingenfuss.org/publicat.htm>
<https://www.klingenfuss.org/order.html>
<https://www.klingenfuss.org/quality.htm>
u.a. Fred Osterman N8EKU, Universal Radio Inc., USA, reference.
Open-Source Intelligence at its best - here it's Open Signals Intelligence
Since the start of Putin's war against Ukraine on 24 Febr 2022, most of
those hundreds of aircraft operated by airlines - such as Aeroflot - in
the Russian Federation and leased from e.g. "offshore" companies elsewhere
and registered in e.g. Bermuda as VP-ABC or VQ-XYZ for tax avoidance have
been "re-registered" (read: seized) under the new callsign series RA73 ...
These callsigns have never been monitored before !
{Exciting behavior can also be observed on Flightradar24 app, wb.}
<https://www.klingenfuss.org/ref.htm>
More than nine hundred (!) Kiwi-SDRs worldwide, covering the complete
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This is simply great for the reception of HF utility radio stations, and
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New product: more than 29'000 (twenty nine thousand!) Digital Data
Decoder Screenshots on USB Stick. See our website for details.
For latest screenshots of e.g PROCITEC Digital Data Decoders see our
hotfrequencies webpage updated daily.
(wb df5sx, and Joerg Klingenfuss-D, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 4)
vy73 de Wolfgang, DF5SX -
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