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BC-DX 293                                                    26 Feb 1997
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ALBANIA   6285 kHz R Tirana, at 1840 UTC, gd sig w/prog in GG. Hrd
previous day on 6270 kHz. (Ormandy, via Cumbre Dx, Feb 13)
[on Feb 23rd back on 6270, 1458 & 7270 kHz, 1845 German, 1900 French.
Greek at 1900 on 6235, 7105, and MW 1215 kHz, WB]
ALGERIA   Algerian Radio and Television (RTA) Algiers. All SW Channels
are subject to VARIATION. The frequs of 17745, 15215, 15205, 15160, 9640
and 9535 kHz were not observed during this survey. Algerian Radio's ext
sce (Channel 4) may be carried on some frequs, incl LW 153, 198 and 252
kHz, at certain times. The times of some programmes may be changed
during Ramadan. Address: 21 Boulevard des Martyrs, Algiers, Algeria.
Tel: + 213 2 590700   Fax: + 213 2 605814
RTA CHANNEL ONE (ARABIC NETWORK) Algiers
0000-0659 UTC 1287 1161 1098 1089 1026 927 909 891 873 837 783 738 693
              666 576 549 531 198 153 kHz.
0659-2029 UTC 7245 1287 1161 1098 1089 1026 927 909 891 873 837 783 738
              693 666 576 549 531 198 153 kHz.
2029-0000 UTC 1287 1161 1098 1098 1026 927 909 891 873 873 783 738 693
              666 576 549 531 198 153 kHz.
RTA CHANNEL TWO (KABYLE NETWORK IN BERBER) Algiers
0600-0100 UTC 981 693 kHz.
RTA CHANNEL THREE (FRENCH NETWORK) Algiers
0500-1059 UTC 1422 1305 252 kHz.
1059-1259 UTC 11750 11715 1422 1305 252 kHz.
1259-1559 UTC 11750 1422 1305 252 kHz.
1559-1959 UTC 1305 252 kHz.
1959-2059 UTC 1422 1305 kHz.
2059-2159 UTC 1422 1305 252 kHz.
2159-0100 UTC 1422 1305 252 kHz.
RTA CULTURAL RADIO Algiers
1600-2000 UTC Arabic  1422 kHz, (Cultural programmes).
(BBCM via AGDX, Feb 18)
ARGENTINA/USA   For the first time in the history of the bcing on SW, a
st of the style and characteristics of Radio "La Colifata" will be heard
through the txs of WRMI-Radio Miami International. This transmission
will be possible, thanks to the effort of the DXer Norberto Pugliese,
who help for that the st bc its progrs on 9955 kHz, the next 18 April
1997 at 0230-0300 UTC.
All reports will be confirmed with a special QSL card if you write to:
Radio "La Colifata", Casilla 17, 1640-Martinez (B.A.), Argentina.
They only ask 2 IRC's for the postal fees. (NORBERTO PUGLIESE via GIB)
As additional comment, Radio "La Colifata", is a st that bc within the
Municipal Neuro-psychiatrist Hospital Dr. J. T. Borda, in the city of
Buenos Aires, from where began some time ago its progrs in order that
entertain to the interns ("colifatos") of the hospital as way of
therapeutical aid. The interns make the progrs of the st - whose
activity - have passed the borders of the country. The director of "La
Colifata" is the sociologist Alfredo Olivera.
(Gabriel Ivan Barrera-ARG, Feb 19)
AUSTRALIA   Senate committee to consider external broadcasts. Text of
report from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Web site. On 13th
Febr 1997 the Senate referred the following matter to the [Foreign
Affairs, Defence and Trade References] Committee for inquiry and report
by 14th May 1997:
(a) the contribution to Australia's foreign policy and trade interests,
especially in the Asia-Pacific region, and the roles as independent
broadcasters, of: (i) Radio Australia and (ii) Australia Television;
(b) the activities of similar foreign broadcast services, radio and
television, broadcasting to countries in the Asia-Pacific region;
(c) the consequences of the closure of Radio Australia and/or Australia
Television;
(d) the relationship between Australia's overseas information and
cultural activities and Australia's foreign and trade policy interests;
and
(e) the role of Radio Australia, having regard to:
(i) the cost effectiveness of the service in meeting the needs of the
target audiences;
(ii) the relevance of programming offered by the service in the context
of media choices available to target audiences; and
(iii) the extent to which culturally appropriate ABC programming could
be delivered by means of rebroadcasting on local or regional services.
The committee invites persons and organizations wishing to express views
on matters relating to this reference to lodge written submissions by
10th March 1997 with: The Secretary, Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and
Trade References Committee, Parliament House, Canberra ACT 2600.
The committee will consider all submissions and may invite some parties
to give supporting evidence at public hearings. Notes to help with
preparing submissions are available from the Committee Secretary:
Telephone: +61 6 277 3535;
Fax: +61 6 277 5818; E-mail: fadt_ctte@senate.aph.gov.au;
Home page: http://senate.aph.gov.au   (via BBCM via AGDX, Feb 14)
BELGIUM   Radio Vlaanderen International Brussels summer schedule Z97
from March 30, until Oct 25, 1997:
Corrections have been made on Z96(!) schedule source.
To EUR at 2100-2200 UTC 3rd tx in operation too, because of poor MW 1512
kHz reception at this time in summer. At 1700-1730 UTC Juelich 100 kW to
be replaced by Wertachtal relay, Deutsche Telekom, reduced power of 125 kW
fr 500, in ME direction 125 degrees.
Mon-Sat  0500-0600  5980 SoEUR  11640 CeAF  Dutch dom sce relay progr 1
         0600-0700  5985 No&SoEUR  9940 AUS NZL SoAM SWEUR
                    0600 Dutch,  0630 E
         0700-0730  6035 SoEUR  9925 SWEUR   French
         0730-0830  6035 SoEUR  7190 EaEUR   9925 SWEUR  Dutch
         0830-0900  6035 SoEUR  7190 EaEUR   9925 SWEUR  German
         0900-1100  6035 SoEUR 15545 AF     17690 CeAF  E, F, Dutch
         1100-1130  6035 SoEUR 11640 SWEUR  17690 CeAF  Dutch
         1130-1200  6035 SoEUR 11640 SWEUR  Spanish
         1200-1400 13610 NoAM  15655/15555? [illegible]
                         SoEaAS Dutch, 1300 E, 1330 F
         1600-1700  9925 SoEUR 13795 ME/EaAF  17655 CeAF  Dutch, Arabic
         1700-1730 13795 ME/EaAF Dutch, this half hour via Wertachtal-GER
         1700-1800  5910 SoEUR  9925 Sw&NoEUR (2 txs) Dutch, German
         1800-1900  5910 SoEUR 13645 CeAF   English, French
         13685 CeAF sports coverage in Dutch Wed + Sat 1800-2010 UTC.
         1900-2000  5910 SoEUR  9925 SoEUR    13645 CeAF  Dutch
         2000-2100  5910 SoEUR  9925 SoEUR  Dutch, Spanish
         2100-2130  5910 EUR    9925 English
         2130-2400  9925 NoAM  11690 SoAM  French, 2200-2300 Dutch
                    2300 Spanish, 2330 English
Sun      0600-0700  5985 No&SoEUR 9940 AUS NZL SoAM SoWeEUR
                    0600 Dutch,  0630 E
         0700-0730  6035 SoEUR  9925 SWEUR   French
         0730-0800  6035 SoEUR  7190 EaEUR   9925 SWEUR  Dutch
         0800-1000  6035 SoEUR  9925 SWEUR  17690 CeAF   Dutch
         1000-1100  15545 AF   17690 CeAF   Dutch
         1100-1130  6035 SoEUR 11640 SWEUR  17690 CeAF   Dutch
         1130-1200  6035 SoEUR 11640 SWEUR  Spanish
         1200-1300 13610 NoAM 15655/555? SoEaAS Dutch, 1230 English
         1300-1600  9925 SoEUR 11995 SoWeEUR   17655 CeAF
                    Dutch sports special progr Sportmarathon
         1600-1700  9925 SoEUR 13795 ME/EaAF   17655 CeAF  Dutch, Arabic
         1700-1730 13795 ME/EaAF Dutch, this half hour via Wertachtal-GER
         1700-1800  5910 SoEUR  9925 Sw&NoEUR (2 txs) Dutch, German
         1800-1900  5910 SoEUR 13645 CeAF   English, French
         1900-2000  5910 SoEUR  9925 SoEUR  13645 CeAF  Dutch
         2000-2100  5910 SoEUR  9925 SoEUR  Dutch, Spanish
         2100-2130  5910 EUR    9925 English
         2130-2400  9925 NoAM  11690 SoAM  French, 2200-2300 Dutch
                    2300 Spanish, 2330 English
(RVI Golfgids Feb 22-23)
[Concerning conflict on 13610 kHz;  Damascus, Syria is back now on this
channel on whole daytime, after absence for some months]
CHILE   From next March 8, up to Oct 11, the local time will be: UTC =
-4 hours, please to be present this change for the SW activity report
published in some BC-DX ago. (Gabriel Ivan Barrera-ARG, Feb 19)
CHINA   China R. Intl is now running 7160 kHz continuous from 1300-1800
UTC in English. And additional 7150 kHz is noted at 1700 UTC when
R.Canada Int via CHN s/off at 1657 hrs. (Alok Dasgupta-IND, Feb 22)
TIBET   Xien, heard on 6200 kHz also same time 1050 UTC, //4035, 5950
kHz. No time pips on the hour at 1100 UTC.
(Victor Goonetilleke-CLN 4S7VK, UADX, Feb 22)
CYPRUS   Thank you very much for your e-mail of Feb 21. Although I have
replied to your message of Jan 25, you seem to have missed it. You are
saying in your message that you should be one of the first to detect
Bayrak Radio II (Bayrak International) on SW. In fact, you are the very
first person to report a reception after 14 Jan 1997, when test
transmissions were started. The transmissions lasted until 14 Febr. The
HF Transmission equipment is being renewed lately. Therefore, it will
take a few more months before regular transmissions begin.
Meanwhile, the utilization of a new frequency is being evaluated. May I
ask you to supply me with any information you might have, on the
spectrum of 49 mb in your area? I would like to know the real situation
in terms of available frequencies.
[would suggest using 6190 kHz, ed]
My original e-mail follows:
Thank you for the reception report on Bayrak Radio HF Transmission. The
program details have been confirmed by our Radio II program department.
A written confirmation will be sent via mail, along with some other
information on Bayrak Rd & Tv Corp. and the Turkish Republic of Northern
Cyprus. For your information, following is a brief weekly schedule of
Radio II, which is renamed as "BRT International" from 15 Febr 1997 on.
RADIO BAYRAK, THE VOICE OF THE TURKISH REPUBLIC OF NORTHERN CYPRUS
Program Details; Pick of the Week
0900-1100  Diva on the Mike (Mon-Friday)    Current Affairs.
1100-1300  Northern Breeze (Mon-Friday)
           News and Weather around the world, news headlines and
           political information on the Cyprus problem.
1300-1345  Cyprus Daily (Mon-Friday)        Local news headlines
1730-1930  Orange Blossom Special (Mondays) Country Program
1830-1900  Northern Exposure (Mon-Friday)   For tourists
1900-1930  Magazine North (Thursdays)       Current Affairs program
2010-2200  Talk-back Live (Tue. & Thur.)    Listener participation
           program by live phone links.
2010-2400  Music on the Edge (Wednes.)      Alternative music prog.
2010-2130  Blues in the Night (Sundays)     Blues Music
2200-2400  Jazz World (Fridays)             Jazz Program
2130-2400  Hypertension (Sundays)           Heavy Metal Music
News in English, Everyday at 1415 and 1930 local time
News in Greek, Everyday at 1400 and 2000 local time
(Mustafa Tosun, Head of tx Dept.,   brt@cc.emu.edu.tr
via Christoph Ratzer-AUT, OE2CRM, Feb 22)
DENMARK/NORWAY        RADIO DENMARK
                   Mar 30 - Oct 26, 1997
                   1st edition, Febr 17
UTC          Area                                      kHz  Beam
08.30-08.55  Western Middle East                     13800   120
             Southeast Asia, Australia               15170    65
09.30-09.55  Far East                                13800    35
             Southeast Asia, Australia               15170    65
10.30-10.55  Europe                                   9480   195
             South America, Canary Islands           15625   235
11.30-11.55  Europe                                   7295   180
             South America, Canary Islands           15625   235
12.30-12.55  Europe                                   9590   180
             Far East                                13800    35
             Eastern North America, Central America  13805   280
             Southeast Asia, Western Australia       15605    80
13.30-13.55  Europe                                   9590   180
             Far East                                13800    35
             E and Central North America, Greenland  13805   300
             Southeast Asia, Western Australia       15650    80
14.30-14.55  South Asia (India), Western Middle East 13800    95
             E and Central North America, Greenland  13805   300
15.30-15.55  Russia, South Asia (India)               9980    95
             Western North America, Greenland        11840   315
             Western Middle East                     15230   110
16.30-16.55  Europe                                   9980   180
             Russia, South Asia (India)               9985    95
             Western North America, Greenland        13805   315
             Central and Eastern Africa              15600   145
17.30-17.55  Europe                                   7485   180
             Eastern Middle East                      9985   110
             Central and Eastern Africa              15220   145
             Eastern North America, Central America  15340   280
18.30-18.55  Europe                                   7485   180
             Western Middle East                      9590   120
             South Europe, Central & Southern Africa  5220   165
             Northern Europe, Southern Scandinavia  243/1062  ND
19.30-19.55  Europe                                   7485   180
             Central and Southern Africa             13805   180
             W. and Central North America, Greenland 15340   315
20.30-20.55  Europe                                   7485   180
             Australia                                7540    65
             New Zealand                              9590   220
             W. and Central North America, Greenland 15340   315
21.30-21.55  Australia                                7205    65
             New Zealand                             11675   220
22.30-22.55  South America                            9405   250
23.30-23.55  Southeast Asia, Western Australia        7275    80
             Eastern North America, Central America   9480   280
             South America                            9405   250
00.30-00.55  E and Central North America, Greenland   7465   300
             Eastern North America, Central America   9560   280
             Southeast Asia, Western Australia        9985    80
01.30-01.55  E and Central North America, Greenland   7465   300
             Eastern North America, Central America   9560   280
             South Asia (India)                       9985    95
02.30-02.55  E and Central North America, Greenland   7465   300
             Eastern North America, Central America   9560   280
03.30-03.55  Western North America, Greenland         7485   315
             Eastern Middle East                      9565   110
04.30-04.55  Western North America                    7485   315
             Russia, Eastern Middle East              7570    95
             Western Middle East                      9980   120
05.30-05.55  Europe                                   7485   180
             Eastern Africa                          13805   145
06.30-06.55  Europe                                   7180   165
             New Zealand                              7295   220
             Southwest Europe, West Africa            9590   195
             Central and Eastern Africa              13805   145
07.30-07.55  Europe                                   7180   165
             Europe                                   9590   180
             Southwest Europe,West Africa,Canary Isl.13805   220
             Eastern Middle East                     15245   110
Address: Radio Denmark, Rosenorns Alle 22, DK-1999 Frederiksberg C.
RD office: +45 35 20 57 85 (7-14 UT) - Telefax: +45 35 20 57 81.
Telephone recorder: +45 35 20 57 91.
Schedule read in Danish: Europe/Africa: +45 35 20 57 96, Eastern Globe:
+45 35 20 57 97, Western Globe: +45 35 20 57 98 -
e-mail: schedule, programme matters: rdk@dr.dk - technical, reports:
rdk.ek@login.dknet.dk
WWW: http://www.dr.dk/rdk
The daily live transmissions in Danish are aired at 08.30 and 16.30 utc.
Transmissions in-between are repeats.
Stations: Kvitsoy and Sveio each has two 500 kW transmitters. They are
located on the Norwegian West coast near Stavanger and Haugesund.
Kvitsoy covers the Eastern Globe, while Sveio covers the Western Globe.
- Kalundborg, Denmark = 300/250 kW.
Radio Denmark shares the Norwegian transmitters with Radio Norway. They
broadcast at xx.00-xx.30, followed by Denmark at xx.30-xx.55, 24 hrs. a
day.
The letterbox programme, "Tune In", is heard on the last Saturday of the
month from 08.38 UT.
Radio Denmark replies complete reports by a QSL-card. Although
not necessary, return postage is appreciated (1 IRC or 1 US dollar).
(Erik Koie-DEN, Feb 20)
ESTONIA   Estonian Radio will cease German bcs at the end of Febr. The
reasons are budget cuts as Estonian Radio is financed completely by
Government. Programs in English will remain on 5925 kHz, as before.
(Andreas Volk, ADDX KURIER, via EDXP, Feb 16)
ETHIOPIA   Radio Ethiopia [tentatively, but not Niger] on v9706.1 kHz at
1700-1900 UTC. (WB, Feb 23)
GERMANY   English sce of Deutsche Welle retimed "World DX Meeting" progr
to English progrs on last SATURDAY of the month in target. Observed
here loud and clear on UTC Sunday at 0500-0550 UTC via Wertachtal-GER
6145 kHz. (WB, Feb 23)
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