Bruce Portzer's Pacific-Asian Log (PAL) Guide has been updated to the August 2022 edition and is available for download from Radio Heritage Foundation website, here's the download link :
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Tuesday, August 30, 2022
Thursday, August 19, 2021
Pacific Asian Log (PAL) MW Guide updated
The August 2021 edition of the Pacific Asian Log (PAL) is now available. It can be downloaded from the Radioheritage websites:
https://www.radioheritage.com/ (Go to the "Radio Guides" drop down menu)
http://www.radioheritage.net/ (The link for the PDF version is at the top center of the site's main page.)
As usual, many changes and updates have been incorporated into this latest edition.The biggest change was the addition of the SENZ network in New Zealand.
Comments and updates from users are welcome and encouraged. They can be sent to portzerbt@gmail.com
First issued in 2001, The PAL lists medium wave and domestic shortwave broadcasting stations in southern and eastern Asia and the Pacific. It lists nearly 5000 stations in over 50 countries, with frequencies, call signs, locations, power, networks, schedules, languages, formats, networks and other information.
(Bruce Portzer)
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
New Pacific Asian Log Guide available online
Bruce Portzer has recently completed a major update to the Pacific Asian Log and had it posted on the Radio Heritage website.
The new version features major listing overhauls for China and South Korea, as well as many changes for Australia, Bangladesh, India, New Zealand, and other countries.
Just in time for the Northern Hemisphere DX season, the PAL lists over 5000 medium and domestic shortwave stations as far south as New Zealand, as far north as Alaska, as far east as Tahiti, and as far west as Afghanistan. It includes frequency, network/slogan, location, power, schedule, and other information, arranged by country and by frequency.
You can download a PDF of the PAL at :
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Radio Heritage Foundation: Pacific Radio Guide 2011 Updates
Latest versions of the PAL Radio Guides covering all AM [mediumwave] and SW [shortwave] radio stations across the Asia and Pacific region are now available from the Radio Heritage Foundation website www.radioheritage.com.
This includes our updates for 2011 with a lot of new information in the PAL mediumwave version.
The Pacific Asian Log [PAL] Radio guides list all known AM and SW radio stations operating in the region with detailed information about operating times, languages, location, and much more...across many thousands of individual stations.
Information in the new Pacific Asian Log Radio Guides is also useful for travellers, travel agents, corporates and others who need to keep clients and staff informed.
Radio saves lives in emergencies and these guides list the stations you need to know about across the region.
The PAL Radio Guides are compiled in Seattle [USA] by our editor-in-chief Bruce Portzer from monitoring reports, official sources and feedback from listeners across the region.
Search the two guides online now by options such as location and frequency or download copies for your own personal use from www.radioheritage.net.
You can also search our other frequently updated online guides to Australian narrowcast AM radio [Australia 1611-1701 AM] and the New Zealand Low Power FM Radio Dial [NZLPFM Radio]
Feedback, corrections and updates from users are always welcome and will be incorporated in future versions. Simply email us with your comments to info@radioheritage.net.
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