Showing posts with label A10. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Saturday, July 24, 2010

English shortwave schedules updated

The Prime Time Shortwave English schedules have been updated by Ernest Riley, July 23, 2010, version A10v06.

Daniel Sampson
www.primetimeshortwave.com


KNLS - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (Walter Eibl-D, wwdxc June 09)
Changed - 1200-1300 As 11765, 12105 to 7355, 9680

WYFR - (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 15/22)
Added 1500-1600 Af 17580as
Added 1800-2000 ME 9830uk
Added 2100-2300 Eu 9715ae

RADIO HAVANA CUBA -
http://www.radiohc.cu/espanol/c_frecuencia/frecuencias.htm
Deleted 0500-0700 NA, LA 6000
Changed 2030-2130 LA 11760 to 2000-2100

RADIO UKRAINE - (BC-DX #970)
Added 0000-0100 NA 7440

VOICE OF RUSSIA -
Changed 0000-0200 NA 7440 to 0200-0300

WYFR - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov)

Added 2000-2100 Af 5975ae, 9450ae, 9740ae
Added 2100-2200 Af 5975ae, 9450ae, 9740ae
Changed 1600-1800 Eu 21455 to 21485

WYFR - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (DX Mix News # 633 via Alokesh Gupta, India)
Added 1300-1400 As 12155ka
Added 1700-1800 Af 11810uk
Added 2000-2100 Af 9510uk

VOICE OF AFRICA - http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/ (wb, Germany/HCDX)
Changed 1400-1557 Af Libya 17725, 21695 to 15235, 15240

RADIO ROMANIA - http://www.rri.ro/art.shtml?lang=1&sec=20&art=30820
(Harvey Bell- WDX2RIG)
Deleted 2200-2300 NA 6015, 9610
Others updated also.


OVERCOMER MINISTRY - http://www.w4uvh.net/dxld1029.txt (Ivo Ivanov, Bulgaria, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Added 1900-2000 Eu Germany 6155
Added 1900-2000 Af,ME Germany 7425
Added 2000-2100 Eu Germany 6155

Monday, May 31, 2010

NHK Radio Japan Hindi Frequency change

NHK Radio Japan Hindi Frequency change wef 14th June 2010
1345-1430 UTC (1915-2000 IST) on 11825 kHz ( ex 5975) Daily

Monday, May 03, 2010

Radio Slovakia International introduces strange frequency schedule

During the period between the 1st of May and the 30th of September 2010 the following changes will be implemented in our broadcasting schedule.

•Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday broadcasting will only take place on one frequency.
•Highlighted frequencies will be broadcast during even weeks.
•Frequencies which are not highlighted will be broadcast during odd weeks.
•There will be no changes to broadcasts during Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Here's the schedule : http://tinyurl.com/67aes2

(RSI Website)

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Vatican Radio A10 Frequency change.

Frequency changes effective Sunday, 2nd May 2010:

0025-0040 URDU Monday,Thursday 11850* ( ex 7335)
0040-0200 HINDI,TAMIL,MALAYALAM,ENGLISH Daily 11850* (ex 7335)

* from Tashkent

(Alokesh Gupta )

Sunday, March 14, 2010

DW cuts Transmission hours for HIndi & Urdu languages, drops morning broadcasts

Deutsche Welle has cut back transmission hours for Hindi & Urdu languages for the forthcoming A10 (Summer) broadcast season to be effective from 28th March 2010.

DW Hindi transmission hours has been cut by half, presently it has two 30 minutes slots at 0130 & 1500 UTC (0700 & 2030 hours IST), the 0130 UTC (0700-0730 IST) transmission will be dropped from next season.

Similarly DW Urdu had three half hour tranmission slots at 0200,1430 & 1700 UTC (0730, 2000 & 2230 IST), out of which transmissions at 0200 & 1700 UTC (0730 & 2230 IST) will be dropped for next season.

There has been cutbacks in transmission hours for Chinese & Russian languages as well & Kisuaheli broadcasts to Africa has been dropped.

According to sources DW plans to reduce/drop most of the shortwave during next one year. After clinching the FM distribution partnership at Bangladesh, DW is working on FM partnership in India.


DW Hindi/Urdu Schedule summer season (wef 28 Mar - 30 Oct 2010)

HINDI
1500-1530 UTC(2030-2100 IST) on 1548,6180,9540,9655 kHz (All via Trincomale)

URDU
1430-1500 UTC(2000-2030 IST) on 1548,9655,13840 kHz (All via Trincomale), 15595 kHz(Krasnodar)


The complete shortwave summer schedule for DW is available at :

http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,1777509,00.html