0550z 89.6 Radio Today, Dhaka with RDS ID
0630z 89.2 ABC Radio Dhaka
0638z 88.4 Radio Amar in Bangla
0639z 87.9 Radio Mandalay in Burmese
0645z 88.8 Rasta FM in Bangla, Music etc
0653z 88.0 Radio Foorti in Bangla
(Sangean ATS 909 + Quad Loop)
Raman, VU3DJQ
New Delhi, India
By K T Rajasingham
Colombo, 14 June (Asiantribune.com):
Sri Lanka's premier radio, popularly known as 'Radio Ceylon' has proposed to construct a multi-storied building to house the new Broadcasting Corporation. The new SLBC building consisting of four floors to house the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation is expected to cost US$ 15 million and will be located at the Independence Square, Colombo 07, Sri Lanka
Read the full story here :
http://asiantribune.com/news/2010/06/14/multi-storied-building-come-slbc
Radio-Television Malaysia (RTM) has chosen the same Continental model for its new short-wave transmitters. The three 100 kilowatt DRM-ready HF transmitters from Continental, along with other associated equipment, are to be installed in the RTM transmitting station at Kajang, and will enable RTM transmissions in digital DRM format as well as conventional analogue AM. RTM's new transmitters are expected to be on the air and fully operational before the end of the year.
(Source : DRM Newsletter, June 2010)
Read the DRM Newsletter June 2010 issue here :
http://www.drm.org/old/index.php?id=367
By Raman, VU3DJQ
0310z 100.2 AIR Patiala
0311z 99.4 Nepal?
0320z 89.1 Unid chinese, talk
0320z 89.5 Unid chinese, music
0325z 100.8 unid chinese talk
0325z 101.4 AIR Kurushetra
0330z 102.1 AIR Mussoorie
0332z 90.4 DUCR fair recption
1023z 107.1 AIR Mumbai
212z 101.2 AIR Khandwa
1257z 100.2 AIR Patiala
1314z 101.4 AIR Kurukshetra
1519Z 100.1 AIR Location?
(ATS909 + Quad Loop)
By Alokesh,VU3BSE
Logged during 0250-0430 UTC
89.2 Unid Chinese Stn
90.4 2 stn's mixing Radio Jamia+ Unid G'bad Stn
91.4 Unid Chinese Stn
91.9 Radio Mantra Bareilley
91.9 Radio Mantra Agra
91.9 Nine FM Siliguri
99.4 Unid stn from Nepal (Probably Shuklafanta FM Mahendranagar)
100.0 CRI Easy FM Eng/Chinese
100.2 AIR Patiala VBS
100.4 AIR Bareilly 6 kW
100.8 AIR Guwahati VBS Chitralok Prog
101.3 AIR Aligarh FM Rainbow
101.5 AIR Sawai Madhopur
102.1 AIR Mussourie FM Rainbow
102.8 Spurious (New)
103.1 AIR Chandigarh VBS
107.2 AIR Kasauli FM Rainbow
107.4 2 stn's mixing Radio Noida + unid ?
(RP2100 + Single Quad Loop )
5th June Logs + RDS ss's
http://alokeshgupta.blogspot.com/2010/06/sporadic-logs.html
----
Complete World Cup coverage can be found at: www.voanews.com/worldcup
Sonny Young, the popular host of VOA's Sonny Side of Sports, is already in Johannesburg, South Africa, reporting on the festive atmosphere of the World Cup. In addition to his daily radio show,
Sonny also has a special world cup blog: http://blogs.voanews.com/sonny/.
For avid football fans, VOA English has launched an online bracket competition and winners could be eligible for prizes, including a VOA MP3 player. Competitors can register and make their predictions at http://voaenglish.pooltracker.com/PB16.
VOA Executive Editor Steve Redisch says: "People all over the globe are passionate about football, and VOA is determined to provide our worldwide audience with as much coverage, analysis and color as possible."
For VOA's Spanish-speaking audience, VOANoticias Managing Editor Iscar Blanco will cover the Cup on radio and television while keeping fans posted on www.voanoticias.com with original features, videos, photos, and reports. VOANoticias is inviting its fans to participate by writing their own accounts and experiences related to the Cup.
VOA's Persian News Network (PNN) is also keeping its Farsi-speaking audience informed about all the football action with coverage from sports reporter Ali Emadi who already has the inside story on this year's World Cup referees, who have been trained by the well-respected Iranian referee Esse Baharmast. Follow PNN's World Cup coverage at: www.voapnn.com.
The Voice of America, which first went on the air in 1942, is a multimedia international broadcasting service funded by the U.S. Government through the Broadcasting Board of Governors. VOA broadcasts approximately 1,500 hours of news, information, educational, and cultural programming every week to an estimated worldwide audience of more than 125 million people. Programs are produced in 44 languages and are intended exclusively for audiences outside of the United States.
For more information, please call VOA Public Relations at (202) 203-4959, or e-mail askvoa@voanews.com.
(VOA Press Release)
http://dxersunlimited.blogspot.com/2010/06/dxers-unlimiteds-edition-for-8-9-june.html
Excerpt ....
And now amigos as always at the end of Dxers Unlimited, here is Arnie Coro's HF plus low band VHF propagation update and forecast. Solar activity moving up, three new small sunspot regions now easily seen with simple telescopes equipped with image projection devices...
Expect more sporadic E openings from 9 Am to 12 noon local time, and another peak starting from 4 pm to 8 pm local time...
http://www.mid-day.com/news/2010/jun/090610-must-radio-khar-mumbai-news.htm
More at :
Read 'The Asian Age' story here :
http://www.asianage.com/music/all-india-radio-fading-memory-785
