Shortwave test today for Africa

Test transmission on Shortwave for listeners - primarily in Africa - today Thursday August 23rd 2018:

East African Time (Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia etc) 

19.00-19.15 EAT: 11550 kHz  (1600-1615 UTC)

19.30-20.00 EAT: 9320 kHz   (1630-1700 UTC)

22.00-22.15 EAT: 9320 kHz      (1900-1915 UTC)

22.30-22.45 EAT: UTC: 11550 kHz     (1930-1945 UTC)

Central African Time (Egypt, Sudan, Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, South Africa etc) 

18.00-18.15 CAT: 11550 kHz  (1600-1615 UTC)

18.30-19.00 CAT: 9320 kHz   (1630-1700 UTC)

21.00-21.15 CAT: 9320 kHz      (1900-1915 UTC)

21.30-21.45 CAT: 11550 kHz     (1930-1945 UTC)

The purpose of the test transmissions is to find out if signal strength is good enough for coverage in East Africa and possibly other parts of Africa and the Middle East. And if so - what frequency (9320 or 11550 kHz) - is the better.

The transmissions will consist of non-stop reggae music. Please write and tell about the quality of reception for all four transmissions. Write to: swtest818@gmail.com. (No QSLs)

(Via Hard-Core-DX mailing list)