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15100 pakistan ID / 250 k 0827 223u fading urdu? yl chant relig?Feb20 05
15400 bbc / via ascension 250k 0834 433 ang feuilleton Feb20 05
13610 chine /ds-1 nanning (9h proche vietnam ) 100k 0846 243 mand
théatre avec rires de l'auditoire Feb20 05
13640 oman /ds-1 as s'ib 100k 0849 3
Bolivia, 6134.75, Radio Santa Cruz, 1115-1130 Noted a man in religious
Spanish talking before a cheering audience. Words such as "palabbra" were
mentioned often. Signal was fair in Clewiston, Florida. (Chuck Bolland,
February 20, 2005)
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Nothing earth shattering to report, but nice to get back at the dials for a
stretch. Most of the loggings were made using my newest rig, the
Icom 756 Pro2 transceiver. Something totally new for me, with it's
spectrum display. Performance is pretty much a toss up on HF between it
and the Ten Te
Sunday Feb 20 18 UTC I tried to hear Voice of Nigeria, Ikorodu on several
recently reported frequencies. Result was, only one frequency 15120 kHz with a
five minute newsbulletin in English followed by a letter-box prpgramme was
heard. Audio was very nice, not muffled or distorted.
No sign of 96
ORTM Bamako (Kati) noted Feb 16 at 0630 on 4783,35 kHz.
Jouko Huuskonen
Turku FINLAND
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Interesting to note, my French friend Michel Lacroix was listening Saturday Feb
19 at 1935 UT Radio Nacional de Espana, Noblejas while I received Radio
Nacional do Brasil. Same time Radio Aparecida noted on 11855- and 6135 kHz here
in SW of Finland. That´s a question of propagation, I suppose.
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THE COLLECTION AND STUDY OF RADIO STAMPS
Collecting and studying radio stamps is a fascinating side to the
hobby of DXing. Throughout the world many countries have issued
stamps with a radio or telegraphy theme. There are many topics that
can be found on stamps. This can be broadened to inclu
Dear Dxer's
Radio Veritas Asia Ceased to the broadcasts of Canthonese service from
February ,01, 2005.
Here noted Canothonese, was one of the 17 language broadcast from RVA Manila,
Philipines.
73's from
Ashik Eqbal Tokon
Rajshahi, Bangladesh
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20/2 0944 - 0959 UTC 21460 kHz Radio UNMEE SIO 242
interview by YL: one General of UN Peace Keeping Force
from Nairobi, Kenya on mission in Eritrea & Ethiopia.
Nigerian volunteer, regional coordinator in Addis
Ababa, commemorating The Day of Volunteers. UNICEF
project of concrete roofing, water & s
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Mike Terry
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>
I very much doubt this will work all over the UK. I recently had a DRM
receiver which I got from Germany (the Digital World Traveller), and
where I live on Wirral, it was only about to get about 5 of the stations
on the li
LIBYA 1251 Voice of Africa 1832 with news in French and
memnttions in Libya then at 1834 back to arabic prg and mentions in
Sahara
Liangas feb 19 Thessaloniki Greece
Looking for Farda:
1557 was with a french station
1575 with RAI
Time : 1825
Liangas feb 19 Thessaloniki Greece
Usag
Bangladesh Betar External Service
21 st February : A Red Letter day in the history of Bangladesh- A special
composite program on the occasion of the International Mother Language Day 2005
Date : 21 February 2005
UTC: 1230 ~ 1300 (S & SEA)
UTC : 1815 ~ 1900 (Europe)
Frequencies : 71
For all of you who have enjoyed the increased signal strength of the 1230-1300
Bangladesh Betar
broadcast on 7185, I have forwarded the message below from GRDXC about the
station's special
program on February 21.
Steve Bass
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From: "Ashik Eqbal Tokon" <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi.
Interesting item from Peter Grenfell on this subject.
During 2004 NZPost issued a series of "labels" of exotic foods.
at $1.50 these are designed for International Post card use.
Later in the year, a second set of labels was issued, these
just have NZ post logo, New Zealand, and $1.5
Resaults from last nights DX Test.
Just went through my tape and have Morse code in two speeds with definite
K-E-V-A from 0700 to 0755, February 20/05 on 1240 kHz. Signal varied from nil
to good, but
I never had any discernable voice of any station during the hour listening
until TOH when I
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