Friday, October 26, 2007

THE VOICE OF RUSSIA WORLD SERVICE B07

THE VOICE OF RUSSIA WORLD SERVICE
OCTOBER 28, 2007 - MARCH 29, 2008

AFRICA

Time (UTC) Meter bands Frequencies (kHz)
17.00-18.00 41 7270
18.00-19.00 25, 41 11510, 7335, 7270
19.00-20.00 25, 41 11510 , 7335

ASIA
Time (UTC) Meter bands Frequencies (kHz)
04.00-06.00 16, 19 22 25, 31 17840, 17695, 15735*, 15765, 15530, 15455, 13580, 12090, 9550
06.00-07.00 19, 22, 31 15765, 13580, 9550
07.00-08.00 22, 31 13580, 9550
08.00-10.00 19, 22,31 240 15195, 13660, 13580, 9550 1251
15.00-16.00 31, 41 240 309 476 9660, 7260, 7350 1251 972 630
16.00-17.00 41 61 309 7260, 7305 4975, 4965 972
17.00-18.00 41, 49 237 240 7235, 7125, 6125 1269 1251
18.00-19.00 41, 49 240 7335, 7235, 7125, 6125 1251
19.00-20.00 41 7335
20.00-22.00 49 5955

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Time (UTC) Meter bands Frequencies (kHz)
06.00-08.00 16 17665, 17805
08.00-09.00 16 17495, 17665, 17805
09.00-10.00 16 17495, 17665

MIDDLE EAST
Time (UTC) Meter bands Frequencies (kHz)
16.00-17.00 31, 61, 309 9470, 4975, 4965, 972
17.00-18.00 31 41 240 462 9470 7270 1251 648
18.00-19.00 240 1251

EUROPE
Time (UTC) Meter bands Frequencies (kHz)
03.00-04.00 498 603
04.00-05.00 194, 498 1548, 603
05.00-06.00 190, 209, 432 476, 498 1575, 1431, 693 630, 603
06.00-07.00 190, 209, 227 432, 476, 498 1575, 1431, 1323 693, 630, 603
07.00-08.00 25 190, 209, 227 432, 476, 498 11635*, 11615* 1575, 1431, 1323 693, 630, 603
08.00-10.00 25 190, 209, 227 432, 476, 498 11615* 1575, 1431, 1323 693, 630, 603
13.00-14.00 **537 558 (except Saturday)
15.00-16.00 49 5905*
16.00-17.00 41, 49 7320, 6130
17.00-18.00 41 7320
18.00-19.00 41 49 201 7320, 7105 6055 (Sat., Sun.) 6175 (Sat., Sun.) 1494 (Sat., Sun.)
19.00-20.00 41, 49 7290, 7105, 6175
20.00-21.00 41, 49 7330, 7105, 6145
21.00-22.00 41, 49 7330, 7290, 6145

NORTH AMERICA
Time (UTC) Meter bands Frequencies (kHz)
02.00-03.00 22, 25, 41, 49 13735, 12040, 7250, 6240
03.00-04.00 22, 25, 41 49 13735, 12040, 7350 6240, 6155
04.00-05.00 25 31 41, 49 12010, 12030, 12040 9840, 9855 7150, 7350, 6155, 6240
05.00-06.00 25, 31 41 12040, 9840, 9855 7150, 7350

* – DRM broadcast
** - English Hour in London
This schedule is subject to change without prior notice http://www.ruvr.ru/
E-mail: http://in.f85.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=world@ruvr.ru
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Radio Romania International B07

Winter B-07 schedule of Radio Romania International:

ARABIC
0730-0756 11710 11905 15155 15330
1500-1556 9655 11730 11880 15235
AROMANIAN
1530-1556 6105# 1730-1756 6035#
1930-1956 6175#
CHINESE
0500-0526 11790 15160
1400-1426 9660 12005
ENGLISH
0100-0156 6145 9515
0400-0456 6115 9515 9690 11895
0630-0656 7180 9690 15135 17780
1300-1356 15105 17745
1800-1856 7215 9640
2130-2156 6055 6115 7145 9755
2300-2356 6015 6115 7105 9610
FRENCH
0200-0256 5975 9515
0600-0626 7170 9610
1100-1156 15150 15255 17790 17845
1700-1756 7135 9690
2100-2126 6120 7120
GERMAN
0700-0726 7175 9690
1200-1256 9690 11940
1900-1956 7125 9525
ITALIAN
1500-1526 7160#
1700-1726 9855#
1900-1926 6180#
ROMANAIN
0100-0156 6040 9640
0200-0256 6040 0640
0800-0856 11730 15370 15430 17775 Sunday "Curierul romanesc"
0900-0956 15380 15430 17745 17775 Sunday "Curierul romanesc"
1000-1056 15260 15380 17780 17825 Sunday "Curierul romanesc"
1300-1356 9610# 11770 15170
1400-1456 11770 15170
1600-1656 9700 11870
1700-1756 7220 9595
1800-1856 7140 9590
1900-1956 7140 9590
RUSSIAN
0530-0556 6175 7210
1430-1456 9535 11755
1600-1656 7190 9705
SERBIAN
1630-1656 6130#
1830-1856 7130#
2030-2056 7205#
SPANISH
0000-0056 5960 9525 9665 11960
0300-0356 6140 9635 9765 11825
2000-2056 7140 9620
2200-2256 6070* 9575 >>>> * ex 11905
UKRAINIAN
1600-1626 6130#
1800-1826 7160#
2000-2026 6105## Saftitza 50 kW

(Via Ivo Ivanov,DX MIX NEWS # 491,23 October 2007)

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Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India.
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FEBA Radio Bbroadcast Schedule,Winter B07

FEBA Radio Bbroadcast Schedule,Winter B07

28th October 2007 to 30th March 2008

Tx Site Codes -
ARM Armavir Russia MOS Moosbrunn AustriaASC Ascension Island MSK Moscow Russia DHA Dhabayya NVS Novosibirsk Russia ERV Yerevan Armenia SAM Samara Russia KIG Kigali Rwanda TAC Tashkent UzbekistanMEY Meyerton S.Africa WER Wertachtal Germany
Day 1 = Sunday (ITU Convention)

NORTH INDIA, NEPAL, TIBET - B07 winter Schedule

0015-0030 smtwtfs BANGLA rural 7375 41 TAC
0030-0100 s...... HINDI 7375 41 TAC
0030-0045 .mtwt.. BANGLA 7375 41 TAC
0030-0045 .....fs BHOJPURI 7375 41 TAC
0100-0115 smtwtfs HINDI 7110 41 NVS
0115-0130 smtwtfs MARATHI 7110 41 NVS
1200-1230 smtwtfs TIBETAN 15205 19 DHA
1300-1315 s.t.... NEPALI 11675 25 DHA
1300-1315 .m..t.. ORIYA 11675 25 DHA
1300-1315 ...w... SANTHALI 11675 25 DHA
1300-1315 .....f. MUNDARI 11675 25 DHA
1300-1315 ......s CHATTISGARHI 11675 25 DHA
1315-1330 ...w... CHATTISGARHI 11675 25 DHA
1315-1330 smt..fs BANGLA 11675 25 DHA
1315-1330 ....t.. MAITHILI 11675 25 DHA
1330-1345 s..wt.. PUNJABI 11675 25 DHA
1330-1345 .m..... KANGRI 11675 25 DHA
1330-1345 ..t.... BHILI 11675 25 DHA
1330-1345 .....f. BRIJ BASHA 11675 25 DHA
1330-1345 ......s MARWARI 11675 25 DHA
1345-1400 smt.... GUJARATI 11675 25 DHA
1345-1400 ...wtfs KASHMIRI 11675 25 DHA
1400-1415 smtwt.. URDU 7365 41 TAC
1400-1415 .....fs HINDI 7365 41 TAC
1415-1500 smtwtfs HINDI 7365 41 TAC
1500-1530 smtwtfs BANGLA rural 7370 41 TAC

SOUTH INDIA - B07 winter Schedule

0100-0130 smtwtfs TAMIL 5940 49 ERV
0130-0200 smtwtfs TELUGU 5940 49 DHA
1400-1430 s.twtfs MALAYALAM 12045 25 DHA
1400-1415 .m..... MALAYALAM 12045 25 DHA
1415-1445 .m..... ENGLISH 12045 25 DHA
1430-1445 ..tw.f. ENGLISH 12045 25 DHA
1430-1445 ....t.. LAMBADI 12045 25 DHA
1430-1445 ......s KONKANI 12045 25 DHA
1430-1500 s...... KANNADA 12045 25 DHA
1445-1500 .mt.tfs KANNADA 12045 25 DHA
1445-1500 ...w... TULU 12045 25

DHAPAKISTAN, AFGHANISTAN, IRAN - B07 Winter Schedule

0200-0245 s...... URDU 9875 31 NVS
0200-0230 ..t.tf. URDU 9875 31 NVS
0200-0215 ...w... URDU 9875 31 NVS
0200-0215 .m....s PUNJABI 9875 31 NVS
0215-0230 .m..... URDU 9875 31 NVS
0215-0230 ...w... PUNJABI 9875 31 NVS
0215-0230 ......s POTHWARI 9875 31 NVS
0230-0245 ...w.f. POTHWARI 9875 31 NVS
0230-0245 ....t.. PUNJABI 9875 31 NVS
0230-0245 .mt.... SIRAIKI 9875 31 NVS
0230-0245 ......s URDU 9875 31 NVS
0245-0300 smtwtfs HINDKO 9875 31 NVS
0200-0215 smtwtfs PASHTO 6125 49 DHA
0215-0245 smtwtfs DARI 6125 49 DHA
0245-0300 smtwtfs HAZARAGI 6125 49 DHA
0230-0300 smtwtfs DARI 7220 41 SAM
0230-0245 ..tw... BALUCHI 6185 49 DHA
0230-0245 .m..... BALUCHI Iran 6185 49 DHA
0230-0245 s...tfs SINDHI 6185 49 DHA
0245-0300 smtwtfs PASHTO 6185 49 DHA
0300-0330 smtwtfs PASHTO 11995 25 ARM
1400-1415 smtwtfs ENGLISH - Spotlight 7150 41 NVS
1415-1500 smtwtfs URDU 7150 41 NVS
1430-1500 smtwtfs PASHTO 7250 41 ARM
1500-1530 smtwtfs DARI 7250 41 ARM
1530-1545 smtwtfs HAZARAGI 7250 41 ARM
1545-1600 smtwtfs MIXED LANGUAGES 7250 41 ARM
1630-1700 smtwtfs PERSIAN 7345 41 MSK

AFRICA, ETHIOPIA, SUDAN - B07 winter Schedule

1530-1545 smtwtfs AMHARIC 12125 25 MEY
1545-1600 smtwtfs MAKONDE 12125 25 MEY
1600-1630 s...tfs AMHARIC 12125 25 MEY
1600-1630 .mtw... GURAGENA 12125 25 MEY
1630-1700 smtwtfs AMHARIC 12125 25 MEY
1600-1630 smtwtfs AFAR 11875 25 KIG
1630-1700 smtw... TIGRINYA 9850 31 DHA
1630-1700 ....tfs AMHARIC 9850 31 DHA
1700-1730 smtwtfs SOMALI 9850 31 KIG
1730-1757 smtwtfs TIGRINYA 9850 31 KIG
1700-1730 smtwtfs OROMINYA 6180 49 DHA
1830-1900 smtwtfs FRENCH (Cent+West Af) 7160 41 MEY
2145-2215 ....tf. HASSINYA/PULAAR (WAf) 11985 25

ASCMIDDLE EAST - B07 winter Schedule

0800-0845 smtwtfs ARABIC 15220 19 MOS
0600-0645 .....f. MALAYALAM 6125 49 DHA
0645-0730 .....f. TAMIL 6125 49 DHA
1900-1930 smtwtfs ARABIC 7235 41 WER
1900-2030 smtwtfs ARABIC 9550 31 KIG

Updated : 16th Oct 2007
Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India.
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RDPi-Rádio Portugal, B07

RDPi-Rádio Portugal, B07, 28 Oct’07~24Mar’08.

0000 – 0300 .twtfs. B 11655
0000 – 0300 .twtfs. NAm 9455
0000 – 0300 .twtfs. Ven 13700
0600 – 0700 mtwtf.. Eu 7130
0700 – 1300 mtwtf.. Eu 9815; 11875
0745 – 0900 mtwft.. Eu 11660 sin
0800 – 1200 …….ss Eu 12020
0800 – 1500 …….ss Af 21830
0800 – 1100 …….ss B/Af 17710
0930 – 1100 …….ss Eu 9815 sin
1100 – 1300 mtwtf.. Af 17745
1100 – 1300 mtwtf.. B/Af 21655
1100 – 1700 ……..ss B/Af 21655
1200 – 1500 ……..ss Eu 11885; 15475
1300 – 1700 *mtwtf.. NAm 15560
1300 – 1700 *……..ss NAm 15560
1400 – 1600 mtwtf.. Ind/ME 15690
1500 – 1700 ……..ss Eu 11635
1500 – 2100 ……..ss Af 17620
1700 – 2000 mtwtf.. Eu 9455
1700 – 2100 ……..ss Eu 9455
1700 – 2000 mtwtf.. Af 13720; 17620
1700 – 2000 mtwtf.. B/Af 15465
1700 – 2100 ……..ss B/Af 15465
1700 – 1900 *mtwtf.. NAm 17825
1700 – 1900 ……..ss NAm 17825
1900 – 2100 ……..ss NAm 15540
1900 – 2400 *mtwtf.. NAm 15540
2000 – 2400 *mtwtfss Eu 7380
2000 – 2400 *mwtf.. Af 11825
2000 – 2400 *mtwtfss B/Af 11960
2100 – 2400 *…….ss NAm 15540*)
special broadcasts only, usually for sport.
All transmissions via CEOC, São Gabriel: 4x300 kW,
4x100 kW (reserve units), except
sin = via Pró-Funk GmbH, Sines, 3x250 kW, DRM capable. Compiled in WRTH format by Carlos Gonçalves,18 Oct’07.
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Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India.
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TRANS WORLD RADIO – EUROPE B07

TRANS WORLD RADIO – EUROPE
TRANSMISSION SCHEDULE WINTER B07
28 OCT 2007 - 29 MAR 2008
Updated: 24 Oct 2007

SW (Shortwave)

TRANS WORLD RADIO – MONTE CARLO, MONACO

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE MB FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
==========================================
0615-0630 1234567 POLISH 49 6230 100 44 28
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0615-0630 1234567 POLISH 41 7380 100 65 28
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0700-0715 12 45 CZECH 49 5910 100 44 28
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0700-0715 12 45 CZECH 41 7335 100 65 28
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0745-0920 7 ENGLISH 31 9800 100 324 27
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0800-0850 12345 ENGLISH 31 9800 100 324 27
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0815-0850 6 ENGLISH 31 9800 100 324 27
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0930-1000 7 HUNGARIAN 49 5910 100 44 28
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0930-1000 1234567 HUNGARIAN 41 7210 100 65 28
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1100-1130 6 ROMANIAN 31 9795 100 85 28
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TRANS WORLD RADIO - JULICH, GERMANY

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE MB FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
===========================================
1630-1700 6 RUMANIAN 49 5950 100 100 28
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1630-1700 12345 ARMENIAN/EAS 41 7165 100 100 29S/39N
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TRANS WORLD RADIO – WERTACHTAL, GERMANY

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE MB FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
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0745-0920 7 ENGLISH 49 6105 100 300 27
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0800-0850 12345 ENGLISH 49 6105 100 300 27
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0815-0850 6 ENGLISH 49 6105 100 300 27
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1455-1525 1 BELORUSSIAN 41 7170 100 60 28/29/30
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1455-1555 234567 RUSSIAN 41 7170 100 60 28/29/30
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1525-1555 1 RUSSIAN 41 7170 100 60 28/29/30
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1630-1700 12345 ARMENIAN/EAS 49 5950 100 90 29S/39N
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1700-1730 1234567 FARSI 49 5950 100 90 30S/40
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1700-1730 1234567 FARSI 41 7165 100 90 30S/40
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TRANS WORLD RADIO - MOOSBRUNN, AUSTRIA

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE MB FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
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1455-1525 1 BELORUSSIAN 31 9495 100 55 28/29/30
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1455-1555 234567 RUSSIAN 31 9495 100 55 28/29/30
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1525-1555 1 RUSSIAN 31 9495 100 55 28/29/30
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MW (Medium Wave)

TRANS WORLD RADIO - ROUMOULES, RMC_FRANCE

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE M FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
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2000-2015 1234567 Slovak 204 1467 1000 85 28
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2015-2045 1234567 Czech 204 1467 1000 85 28
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2045-2115 123 56 Kabyle 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2045-2130 4 7 Kabyle 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2115-2130 56 Sous/Tachelh 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2115-2130 2 Tarifit 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2115-2130 1 3 Tamazight 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2130-2145 5 Arabic/Moroc 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2130-2200 12 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2130-2215 3 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2130-2245 67 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2130-2300 4 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2145-2300 5 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2200-2215 2 Arabic/Alger 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2200-2215 1 Arabic/Moroc 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2215-2230 3 Arabic/Tunis 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2215-2230 2 Arabic/Moroc 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2215-2300 1 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2230-2300 23 Arabic 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2245-2300 7 Arabic/Moroc 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2245-2315 6 Arabic/Moroc 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2300-2315 7 Arabic/Jorda 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2300-2315 12345 Arabic/Moroc 204 1467 1000 241 37,38
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2315-2330 12345 English 204 1467 1000 325 27
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2315-2345 6 English 204 1467 1000 325 27
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2315-2400 7 English 204 1467 1000 325 27
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TRANS WORLD RADIO – FLLAKE, ALBANIA

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE M FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
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1910-1940 7 Macedonian 215 1395 500 330 28
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1910-1940 123456 Serbian 215 1395 500 330 28
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1940-2015 1234567 Hungarian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2015-2030 7 Slovenian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2015-2030 5 Arabic 215 1395 500 330 28
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2015-2030 234 Bosnian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2015-2045 6 Croatian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2015-2115 1 Croatian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2030-2045 7 Croatian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2030-2115 2345 Croatian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2045-2115 67 Bosnian 215 1395 500 330 28
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2115-2145 1234567 Polish 215 1395 500 330 28
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TRANS WORLD RADIO - CAPE CRECO, CYPRUS

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE M FREQ PWR AZI ZONES FDATE TDATE
===============================================
0255-0300 7 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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0255-0315 6 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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0255-0330 12345 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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0300-0315 7 Arabic/Sudan 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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0315-0330 7 Assyrian 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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0315-0330 6 Arabic/Iraqi 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2025-2044 1 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2025-2100 2 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2025-2115 3 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2025-2145 6 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2025-2200 7 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2025-2215 45 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2044-2100 1 Arabic/Leban 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2100-2115 2 Arabic/Jorda 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2100-2130 1 Arabic/Egypt 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2115-2130 2 Arabic/Egypt 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2115-2145 3 Arabic/Egypt 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2130-2145 1 Arabic/Leban 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2130-2215 2 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2145-2200 6 Arabic/Egypt 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2145-2215 1 3 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2200-2215 7 Arabic/Jorda 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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2200-2215 6 Arabic 243 1233 600 205 38,39,40
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TRANS WORLD RADIO - GRIGORIOPOL, MOLDOVA

TIME/UTC DAYS LANGUAGE M FREQ PWR AZI ZONES
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1830-1900 1234567 Ukrainian 300 999 500 0 29
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2000-2015 6 Ukrainian 300 999 500 0 29
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2000-2030 345 Ukrainian 300 999 500 0 29
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2000-2030 1 Russian 300 999 500 0 29
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2000-2100 2 7 Russian 300 999 500 0 29
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2015-2030 6 Russian 300 999 500 0 29
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2030-2100 6 Ukrainian 300 999 500 0 29
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2030-2100 345 Russian 300 999 500 0 29
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2030-2100 1 Belorussian 300 999 500 0 29
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1800-1830 1234567 Bulgarian 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1830-1845 1234567 Romani/Balka 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1845-1915 12345 7 Rumanian 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1845-1945 6 Rumanian 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1915-1945 7 Romano/Serb 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1915-1945 12345 Romani/Vlax 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1945-2000 234567 Serbian 194 1548 1000 245 28
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1945-2000 1 Bosnian 194 1548 1000 245 28
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Day 1 = Mon .. 7 = Sun

TWR - EUROPE
Vienna Office
Frequency CoordinationTrans World Radio
Postfach 141
A-1235 Vienna
Telephone : +43-1-863-12-0
AUSTRIA
Fax : +43-1-863-12-20, or +43-1-862-12-57Visit
website at: http://www.twr.org/

(Via Bernhard Schraut, 25th Oct 2007)

------------------------------------Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India.
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KTWR B07

KTWR B07
Effective Date:October 28, 2007Language UTC Days Freq mb

China
Amdo-Tibetan 1300-1315 Mon-Thu 9355 31
Cantonese 1100-1145 Mon-Fri 9975 31
Cantonese 1100-1115 Sat 9975 31
Cantonese 1100-1200 Sun 9975 31
Cantonese 2245-2245 Mon-Fri 12130 25
Cantonese 2245-2300 Sat 12130 25
Cantonese 2245-2345 Sun 12130 25
Hakka 1145-1200 Thu-Fri 9975 31
Hakka 1115-1200 Sat 9975 31
Hui 1300-1330 Sat 9355 31
Hui 1030-1100 Sun 11935 25
Mandarin 0930-1100 Daily 12105 25
Mandarin 0930-1100 Daily 11590 25
Mandarin 1100-1145 Daily 9910 31
Mandarin 1100-1200 Mon-Fri 11640 25
Mandarin 1100-1200 Sat-Sun 11640 25
Mandarin 1200-1300 Mon-Sat 9355 31
Mandarin 1315-1330 Mon-Sat 9355 31
Mandarin 1200-1400 Sun 9355 31
Mandarin 1145-1400 Daily 7485 41
Mandarin 1500-1600 Mon-Fri 7485 41
Mandarin 1500-1515 Sat-Sun 7485 41
Mandarin 2300-2315 Daily 11655 25
Mandarin 2300-2345 Daily 13630 22
Nosu Yi 1100-1115 Sat-Sun 11640 25
Swatow 1145-1200 Mon-Wed 9975 31
Uyghur 1030-1100 Mon-Fri 11935 25

Korea
Korean 1400-1515 Sun-Wed 9690 31
Korean 1400-1530 Thu-Sat 9690 31

South Pacific
English 0800-0900 Mon-Fri 11840 25English 0800-0845 Sat 11840 25

SE Asia
English 0805-0900 Tue-Fri 15170 19English 0830-0900 Mon 15170 19
Indonesia
Balinese 0900-0915 Fri-Tue 15200 19
Indonesian 0945-1045 Daily 15200 19Javanese 1100-1130 Daily 15200 19Madurese 0915-0945 Daily 15200 19Sundanese 1130-1200 Daily 15200 19Torajanese 0900-0915 Wed-Thu 15200 19

Myanmar
Burmese 1200-1300 Sun-Fri 11610 25Burmese 1225-1300 Sat 11610 25Sgaw Karen 1300-1330 Daily 9585 31

Vietnam
Vietnamese 1100-1130 Daily 9635 31Vietnamese 1400-1430 Mon-Fri 9920 31Vietnamese 1400-1500 Sat-Sun 9920 31

Cambodia
Khmer 1300-1330 Daily 9975 31

South Asia
Kokborok 1230-1300 Mon-Fri 12065 25Kokborok 1245-1300 Sat 12065 25English 1400-1500 Tue-Wed 9975 31English 1400-1430 Mo,Th,Fr 9975 31Assamese 1330-1400 Mon-Sat 11800 25Assamese 1330-1345 Sun 11800 25Santhali 1345-1400 Daily 12065 25Boro 1400-1415 Wed-Sun 12065 25
Manipuri 1415-1430 Sat-Sun 12065 25
Mus/Bengali 1400-1415 Mon-Tue 12065 25

Mongolia
Mongolian 1200-1215 Sat 9910 31
Trans World Radio - GuamP.O. Box 8780, Agat, Guam 96928 USA30th Anniversary 1977- 2007

(Via George Ross, 26th Oct 2007)

---------------------------Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India.
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Thursday, October 18, 2007

Family Radio - B07

Family Radio - B07
October 27, 2007 ? March 29, 2008

Espanol Para Europa
UTC KHz Meter
0500-0600 9355 31
0700-0800 7520 41
1700-1900 18930 15
1900-2000 7210 41
2000-2100 6120 41
2100-2200 9355 31

Espanol Para America DEL Suryel Caribe
Hoalocalde Buenos Aires
UTC KHz Meter
0800-1000 5745 49
6000 49
9555 31
11740 25
1000-1100 6000 49
6085 49
9555 31
1100-1200 6085 49
9555 31
11740 25
13615 21
1200-1300 6085 49
9555 31
13615 21
1400-1500 6085 49
11740 25
13615 21
15355 19
17555 16
1500-1600 6085 49
11740 25
13615 21
17555 16
1700-1900 6085 49
2000-2300 5385 49
2300-0000 5085 49
13615 21
15215 19
0000-0100 5985 49
13615 21
15215 19
0100-0200 5985 49
7570 41
9985 31
11885 25
15215 19

0200-0300 7570 41
9985 31
0300-0400 5985 49
7570 41
0400-0500 5985 49
9985 31
0500-0600 6000 49
0700-0800 6000 49

Espanol Para Mexico, America Central Y Canada
UTC KHz Meter
1100-1200 6855 49
9605 31
9705 31
1200-1300 9605 31
9705 31
11725 25
1300-1400 11725 25
15135 19
15355 19
1400-1500 11725 25
11830 25
15135 19
1500-1600 11725 25
13695 21
15130 19
1600-1700 15130 19
1700-1800 15130 19
17535 16
1800-2000 15130 19
2000-0000 11855 25
15130 19
0000-0100 11855 25
15440 19
0100-0200 9525 31
11855 25
0200-0300 13615 21
0300-0400 6855 49
9525 31
9680 31
11855 25
0400-0500 11855 25
0500-0600 9545 31
9715 31
0600-0700 6855 49
9545 31
9715 31
0700-0800 9680 31
0800-0900 9495 31
9715 31
0900-1000 6890 49
9495 31
9715 31

Amharic to Ethiopia
UTC KHz Meter
1600-1700 13660 21
1700-1800 6045 49
1800-1900 9770 31

Romanian to Romania
UTC KHz Meter
1800-1900 6050 49

Francais Vers L?Europe et L?Afrique UTC KHz Meter
0500-0600 11530 25
11580 25
0600-0700 7520 41
9985 41
0800-0900 11580 25
1700-1800 15115 19
1800-1900 15565 19
17690 16
1830-1930 17760 16
1900-2000 7300 41
9685 31
9695 31
9770 31
17690 16
21455 13
2000-2100 7305 41
2200-2300 5745 49
6010 49
2030-2130 5955 49

Francais Vers Le Canada
UTC KHz Meter

1200-1300 6855 49
1600-1700 11855 25
2300-0000 6085 49

Francais Vers Les Antilles
UTC KHz Meter
1000-1100 9680 31
11740 25
1300-1400 11740 25
0000-0100 15400 19
2100-2200 17575 16

Italiano in Europa E Nordafrika
UTC KHz Meter
0600-0700 9355 31
0700-0800 11530 25
1600-1700 18930 15
1800-1900 17760 16
1900-2000 6000 49

Portugues Para Brasil
UTC KHz Meter
0800-0900 6105 49
9605 31
9680 31
0900-1000 6105 49
9605 31
9575 31
9680 31
1000-1100 6105 49
9575 31
9680 31
1200-1300 11830 25
1300-1400 11530 25
1400-1500 15210 19
1500-1600 15335 19
1700-2000 17575 16
2200-2300 9690 31
17575 16
2300-0000 11885 25
0000-0100 7520 41
11720 25
11825 25
0200-0300 7520 41
0300-0400 7520 41

Portugues Para Europa
UTC KHz Meter
0700-0800 9355 31
1900-2000 6120 41
2200-2300 6855 41

Jezyk Polski W Europie
UTC KHz Meter
1800-1900 5820 49

Kiswahili Kwa Afrika
UTC KHz Meter
1600-1700 9590 31
1700-1800 13660 21
1800-1900 11805 25
1900-2000 9660 31

Portuues Para A Africa Ocidental
UTC KHz Meter
0400-0500 11580 25
0500-0600 9845 31
1600-1700 6000 49
15260 19
1700-1800 17690 16
2100-2200 17690 16

Telugu to India
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1500 15115 19
1400-1500 6020 49

Tamil to India
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1500 7475 41
1500-1600 15115 19

Panjabi to India & Pakistan
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1500 5900 49
1500-1600 9665 31
1600-1700 6070 49
1600-1800 11830 25

Urdu to Pakista & India
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1600 7175 41
1600-1700 7295 41
1500-1800 11830 25

Bengali to Bngladesh & India
UTC KHz Meter
1230-1330 12010 25
1400-1600 7510 41

Kannada to Karnataka
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1500 5970 49

Nepali to Nepal
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1500 7340 41
1700-1800 9405 31

Vietnamese to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
1700-1800 1503
2000-2100 1359
2300-0000 1503
1200-1300 1359
7175 41
7445 41
1400-1500 9585 31
1500-1600 1359

Tagalog to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
2100-2200 1359
1000-1100 1359
1100-1200 11510 25
1100-1300 11520 25
1200-1300 7560 41
1300-1400 1359

Indonesian to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
2200-2300 1359
1100-1200 1359
11550 25
1400-1500 1359

Myanmar to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
1800-1900 1503
1200-1300 11560 25
1300-1400 9310 31

Thai to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
1200-1300 9450 31
1900-2000 1503

Cebuano to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
1000-1100 1359

IIocano to Southeast Asia
UTC KHz Meter
1100-1200 1359

English to Southeast Asia
0900-1000 9465 31
1300-1400 7175 41
11520 25
1300-1500 7560 41
11560 25
1700-2000 1359
1900-2200 1503

English to Canada & Mexico
UTC KHz Meter
1000-1100 5650 49
6855 49
6890 41
7455 41
1100-1200 5950 49
6890 41
7780 41
1200-1300 6890 41
7780 41
11970 25
1300-1400 7780 41
11830 25
11855 25
11970 25
1400-1500 11565 25
11855 25
13695 21
17760 16
1500-1600 11565 25
11855 25
17760 16
1600-1700 11565 25
11830 25
13695 21
17760 16
1700-1800 13695 21
17555 16
1800-2000 13695 21
17555 16
17535 16
2000-2200 17535 16
17555 16
2200-0000 11740 25
0000-0100 6085 49
9505 31
9715 31
0100-0200 6065 49
9505 31
0200-0300 6065 49
9505 31
9525 31
0300-0400 6065 49
9505 31
0400-0500 6065 49
6855 41
9505 31
9715 31
0500-0600 6855 41
0600-0700 9860 31
0700-0800 6855 41
7455 41
9715 31
0800-1000 5950 49
6855 41
7455 41
English to Central and South America and Caribbean
UTC KHz Meter
1100-1200 6000 49
11725 25
11830 25
1200-1300 11530 25
1500-1600 15210 19
1600-1700 6085 49
1900-2000 6085 49
2000-2100 17575 16
2300-0000 9430 31
15400 19
0000-0100 11720 25
0200-0300 5985 49
11855 25
0600-0700 6000 49
0700-0800 9495 31

English to Europe and Middle East
UTC KHz Meter
0400-0500 7780 41
0500-0600 7520 41
0600-0700 5745 49
11530 25
1600-1800 18980 15
21455 13
1700-1800 3955 90
18980 15
21455 13
1800-1900 7240 41
7345 41
18980 15
1900-2000 15565 19
18980 15
2000-2200 5745 49
6240 49
6855 41

English to Africa
UTC KHz Meter
0600-0700 11580 25
0700-0900 9985 31
1500-1600 19660 21
1600-1700 9885 31
11845 25
15325 19
17690 16
1700-1800 9885 31
21680 13
1800-1900 7395 41
9885 31
9895 31
11665 25
13660 22
15115 19
1900-2000 3230 90
6020 49
7160 41
7395 41
15115 19
2000-2100 6020 49
15115 19
15195 19
2100-2200 15195 19
15565 19
2200-2300 7305 41
17690 16
2115-2315 11875 25

English to India
UTC KHz Meter
0100-0200 15195 19
1300-1500 11560 25
1300-1400 13700 22
1400-1600 5920 49
1500-1600 6280 49
12015 25
1600-1700 12010 25

English to Korea/Japan/Asia
UTC KHz Meter
0900-1100 9460 31

Deutsch Nach Europa und nordafrika
UTC KHz Meter
0400-0500 9355 31
0500-0600 3955 75
1700-1800 17760 16
1800-1900 3955 75
7490 41
21455 13
1900-2000 7240 41
2000-2100 9355 31
2100-2200 11565 25

Russian to Russia
UTC KHz Meter
0300-0400 7780 41
0500-0600 5745 49
1500-1600 9955 31
1600-1700 9955 31
21745 13
1700-1800 5970 49
7435 41
21745 13
1800-1900 5970 49
7435 41
1900-2000 9355 31

Turkish to Turkey
UTC KHz Meter
1700-1900 9925 31

Hindi to India
UTC KHz Meter
0000-0100 15195 19
1200-1400 9485 31
1400-1500 5865 49
13700 22
15520 19
1500-1600 5865 49
7580 41
12015 25
11560 25
13700 22
1600-1700 5865 49
6280 49
9405 31

Gujarati to India
UTC KHz Meter
1400-1500 5900 49
9255 31
1500-1600 9800 31

Japanese to Japan
UTC KHz Meter
1100-1300 7250 41
9280 31
12150 25
7165 41
6115 49
5995 49
1300-1400 7250 41
9280 31
7535 41
7165 41
6115 49
5995 49
1400-1600 7250 41
9280 31
5995 49
6115 49
7165 49
7535 49
2100-2200 7435 49
2100-0000 9280 31
2200-0000 7235 41
0100-0200 15195 19

Korean to Korea
UTC KHz Meter
0800-0900 11895 25
2000-2100 9460 31
2100-2200 9460 31

Japanese to Japan
UTC KHz Meter
1000-1100 7150 41

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Jaisakthivel, Chennai, India Via Family Radio, 290
Hegenberger Road, Oakland, Ca. , 94621 USA
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AWR Broadcast Schedule B07

AWR Broadcast Schedule B07(2007-10-28 to 2008-03-30)
All Regions Version01/2007-09-28/pub
SEA Site Start Stop Language Service Area kHz m kWDays
B07 SDA 0000 0200 Mandarin C/N-China 17880 16 1001234567
B07 SDA 0000 0030 Burmese Myanmar 17635 16 100 1234567
B07 SDA 0000 0200 Mandarin NE-China 12035 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 0030 0100 Karen Myanmar, Thailand, China 1763516 100 1234567
B07 TAI 0100 0200 Vietnamese Vietnam 15445 19 100 7
B07 SDA 0100 0200 Mandarin S-China 17635 16 1001234567
B07 MOS 0200 0230 Urdu Pakistan 5965 49 300 1234567
B07 MDC 0230 0330 Malagasy Madagascar 3215 90 501234567
B07 MOS 0230 0300 Pushto Pakistan 5965 49 300 12345
B07 MOS 0230 0300 Panjabi Pakistan 5965 49 300 67
B07 WER 0300 0330 Oromo S-Ethiopia 7185 41 250 1234567
B07 SDA 0300 0330 Russian E-Russia 17645 16 1001234567
B07 WER 0300 0330 Tigrinya Eritrea 7315 41 250 1234567
B07 MOS 0330 0400 Farsi Iran 6040 49 300 1234567
B07 WER 0330 0400 Amharic Ethiopia 7315 41 250 1234567
B07 MOS 0400 0430 Arabic Iraq, Arab Peninsula 7210 41300 1234567
B07 MOS 0430 0500 French Morocco, Algeria 6045 49 3001234567
B07 WER 0500 0600 Bulgarian Bulgaria 6045 49 1001234567
B07 JUL 0700 0800 Arabic Morocco, Algeria 9595 31 1001234567
B07 JUL 0800 0830 Tachelhit Morocco, Algeria 11975 25100 1234567
B07 JUL 0800 0830 French Morocco, Algeria 12010 25 1001234567
B07 JUL 0830 0900 Tachelhit Morocco, Algeria 12010 25100 1234567
B07 SDA 1000 1100 Mandarin S-China 15260 19 1001234567
B07 SDA 1000 1100 Mandarin C/N-China 11995 25 1001234567
B07 JUL 1000 1100 Italian Italy 9610 31 100 1
B07 SDA 1030 1100 Ilocano Philippines 11870 25 100 1
B07 SDA 1030 1100 Ilonggo Philippines 11870 25 100 45
B07 SDA 1030 1100 Tagalog Philippines 11870 25 100 23
B07 SDA 1030 1100 Cebuano Philippines 11870 25 100 67
B07 SDA 1030 1100 Mongolian N-China, Mongolia 11730 25100 1234567
B07 SDA 1100 1200 Mandarin C/N-China 11825 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 1100 1130 Indonesian W-Indonesia 11840 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 1100 1200 Mandarin NE-China 11730 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 1100 1200 Mandarin S-China 12120 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 1130 1200 English Indonesia, Malaysia 15260 19100 1234567
B07 SDA 1200 1300 Korean Korea 9800 31 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1200 1300 Mandarin S-China 12120 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 1200 1300 Mandarin C/N-China 11825 25 1001234567
B07 WER 1200 1230 English NE-India, Bangladesh 1549519 250 1234567
B07 SDA 1200 1300 Mandarin NE-China 9875 31 1001234567
B07 WER 1230 1300 Bangla NE-India, Bangladesh 15495 19250 1234567
B07 SDA 1300 1330 Japanese W-Japan 11755 25 1001234567
B07 MDC 1300 1400 Vietnamese Vietnam 17670 16 2501234567
B07 SDA 1300 1330 Bangla Bangladesh 15660 19 1001234567
B07 SDA 1300 1330 Japanese Japan 11980 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1300 1400 Mandarin C/N-China 9615 31 1001234567
B07 WER 1300 1330 Mandarin W-China 11720 25 250 23456
B07 WER 1300 1330 Uighur W-China 11720 25 250 17
B07 SDA 1330 1400 English Bangladesh 15660 19 10023567
B07 WER 1330 1500 Mandarin W-China 11725 25 2501234567
B07 SDA 1330 1400 Khmer Cambod, Viet, Thai, Laos 1169525 100 14
B07 SDA 1330 1400 Assamese NE-India 15660 19 100 14
B07 SDA 1330 1400 Russian E-Russia 9510 31 100 1234567
B07 MOS 1400 1430 Urdu Pakistan 15440 19 300 1234567
B07 SDA 1400 1500 Mandarin S-China 9635 31 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1400 1430 Sinhalese Sri Lanka 15255 19 1001234567
B07 SDA 1400 1430 Chin Myanmar 11940 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1400 1500 Mandarin C/N-China 9810 31 1001234567
B07 MOS 1430 1500 Afar Djibouti, NE-Ethiopia, Somalia17610 16 300 1234567
B07 SDA 1430 1500 Burmese Myanmar 11770 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1430 1500 Karen Myanmar, Thailand, China 1194025 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1500 1530 Mizo NE-India 11610 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1500 1530 Telugu S-India 9355 31 100 1234567
B07 WER 1500 1530 Nepali Nepal 11675 25 250 1234567
B07 SDA 1500 1530 English S-India 12105 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1500 1530 Tamil S-India 11985 25 100 1234567
B07 MOS 1500 1530 Turkish Turkey 15160 19 300 1234567
B07 WER 1500 1530 Panjabi N-India 9855 31 250 1234567
B07 SDA 1530 1600 Malayalam S-India 11985 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 1530 1600 Marathi C-India 11935 25 100 1234567
B07 WER 1530 1600 Hindi N-India 9855 31 250 1234567
B07 MDC 1530 1628 Malagasy Madagascar 3215 90 501234567
B07 SDA 1530 1600 Kannada S-India 11690 25 100 1234567
B07 WER 1530 1600 English Nepal, Tibet 11675 25 2501234567
B07 SDA 1530 1600 Hindi C-India 12105 25 100 1234567
B07 MOS 1600 1630 Urdu Pakistan 11910 25 300 1234567
B07 SDA 1600 1630 English S-India 11690 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1600 1630 English C-India 9585 31 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1600 1630 Urdu N-India 11980 25 100 1234567
B07 WER 1630 1700 Somali Somalia 11905 25 250 1234567
B07 MOS 1630 1700 Farsi Iran 9540 31 300 1234567
B07 SDA 1630 1700 English N-India 11980 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1700 1730 Hindi ME 11795 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 1700 1730 Ilocano ME 9980 31 100 1
B07 SDA 1700 1730 Ilonggo ME 9980 31 100 45
B07 SDA 1700 1730 Cebuano ME 9980 31 100 67
B07 MEY 1700 1730 Kiswahili Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda11915 25 250 1234567
B07 MOS 1700 1730 Arabic Iraq, Arab Peninsula 9445 31300 1234567
B07 SDA 1700 1730 Tagalog ME 9980 31 100 23
B07 SDA 1730 1800 English ME 9980 31 100 1234567
B07 MEY 1730 1800 Masai Tanzania, Kenya 11915 25 2501234567
B07 WER 1730 1800 Oromo S-Ethiopia 11795 25 2501234567
B07 JUL 1730 1800 Kabyle Morocco, Algeria 9640 31 1001234567
B07 SDA 1730 1800 Tamil ME 11695 25 100 1234567
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Col English S-Sudan 9825 31 300 4
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Moru S-Sudan 9825 31 300 1
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Dinka S-Sudan 9825 31 300 5
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Bari S-Sudan 9825 31 300 2
B07 MEY 1800 1830 English E-Africa 11830 25 2501234567
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Juba Arabic S-Sudan 9825 31 300 3
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Acholi S-Sudan 9825 31 300 7
B07 MOS 1800 1830 Zande S-Sudan 9825 31 300 6
B07 MEY 1800 1830 English Botswana, S.-Africa,Zimbabwe 3345 90 100 1234567
B07 MEY 1800 1830 English SW-Africa 3215 90 1001234567
B07 MOS 1830 1900 Arabic Libya 9605 31 300 1234567
B07 JUL 1900 2000 Arabic Morocco, Algeria 11955 25 1001234567
B07 MOS 1900 1930 Ibo E-Nigeria 9535 31 300 1234567
B07 JUL 1900 1930 Arabic Morocco, Algeria 9880 31 1001234567
B07 MEY 1900 1930 Fulfulde Cameroon, Ghana, (Senegal)15240 19 250 1234567
B07 JUL 1930 2000 Tachelhit Morocco, Algeria 9880 31100 1234567
B07 MOS 1930 2000 French C-Africa 9535 31 100 1234567
B07 MEY 1930 2000 Hausa Nigeria 11750 25 250 1234567
B07 MEY 2000 2030 French Cameroon, Niger 11845 25 2501234567
B07 MOS 2000 2030 Dyula Burk. Faso, Ivory Coast, Mali9770 31 300 1234567
B07 JUL 2000 2030 French Morocco, Algeria 9805 31 1001234567
B07 WER 2000 2030 Farsi Iran 7110 41 250 1234567
B07 MEY 2000 2030 English C-Africa 9655 31 250 1234567
B07 MEY 2030 2100 Yoruba Nigeria 11845 25 250 1234567
B07 MOS 2030 2100 French W-Africa 9805 31 300 1234567
B07 JUL 2030 2100 Mandarin Morocco, Algeria 9505 31100 1234567
B07 SDA 2100 2130 Japanese W-Japan 11960 25 1001234567
B07 MOS 2100 2130 English W-Africa 9830 31 300 1234567
B07 SDA 2100 2200 Mandarin C/N-China 5985 49 1001234567
B07 SDA 2100 2200 Korean Korea 6000 49 100 1234567
B07 SDA 2100 2130 Japanese Japan 11980 25 100 1234567
B07 SDA 2130 2200 English W-Japan, S-China 9720 31 1001234567
B07 SDA 2200 2300 Mandarin C/N-China 11895 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 2200 2230 Indonesian W-Indonesia 11965 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 2200 2300 Mandarin NE-China 11685 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 2200 2230 Indonesian W-Indonesia 11850 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 2230 2300 English W-Indonesia 15320 19 1001234567
B07 SDA 2300 2400 Mandarin NE-China 11700 25 1001234567
B07 SDA 2300 2400 Mandarin C/N-China 15370 19 1001234567
B07 SDA 2300 2400 Vietnamese S-Vietnam 15320 19 1001234567

Site: JUL = J?lich SDA = Agat Days: 1 = Sunday 5 =Thursday 3 = Tuesday 7 =SaturdayMOS = Moosbrunn 4 = Wednesday

MDC = Madagascar TAI = Taipei 2 = Monday 6 = FridayMEY = Meyerton WER = Wertachtal
Jaisakthivel, Chennai, India Via AWR FrequencyManagement Office Sandwiesenstr. 35, 64665 Alsbach,Germany, Phone: +49 6257 9440969, Fax: +49 62579440985,
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'World's smallest radio' unveiled

The world's tiniest radio is a step closer to reality.
US scientists have unveiled a detector thousands of times smaller than the diameter of a human hair that can translate radio waves into sound.
According to a University of California team, the study marks the first time that a nano-sized detector has been demonstrated in a working radio system.
Made of carbon nanotubes a few atoms across, it is almost 1,000 times smaller than current radio technology.
Peter Burke and Chris Rutherglen incorporated the microscopic detector into a complete radio system.
They used it to transmit classical music wirelessly from an iPod to a speaker several metres away from the music player.
Full details of their findings will be published next month in the American Chemical Society's Nano Letters.
"Though we have only demonstrated the critical component of the entire radio system out of a nanotube (the demodulator), it is conceivable in the future that all components could be nanoscale, thus allowing a truly nanoscale wireless communications system," they write.
Smart dust
Many companies are interested in the long-term potential of carbon nanotubes - tiny cylinders of carbon that measure just a few billionths of a metre across.
Kris Sangani, Consumer Electronics Editor at the Institution of Engineering and Technology, UK, one of the world's leading professional societies, said there were many possible real world applications of "microscopic radio technology"- in medicine, commerce and on the battlefield.
He said the real challenge for industry was to miniaturise not just radio technology but other components such as sensors, the power supply and processors.
"Scientists are looking at carbon nanotubes to miniaturise all other technologies as well," he told BBC News. "If you can combine miniaturisation with cost control; that type of technology would be ubiquitous."
Such a development would bring the concept of smart dust - a cluster of devices, smaller than a grain of sand, equipped with wireless communications that can detect the likes of light, temperature, or vibration - into the realms of reality rather than science fiction.
Future uses might include meteorological, geophysical and biological research sensors. They could also be used for discrete military surveillance, or to create a distributed internet that would be accessible anywhere.
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Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7050477.stm
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Friday, October 05, 2007

FM service to go on air in Dharmapuri


Good news for music lovers in Dharmapuri district. All India Radio (AIR) is all set to launch FM radio service from October 2 here. AIR sources pointed out that the station will relay FM rainbow programmes from Chennai between 6 a.m. to 12 noon.
The frequency of FM channel Dharmapuri is 102.5 Megahertz. The stereo transmission would operate on a frequency of 100.2 MHZ with a power of 10 Kilowatt. The station has been provided with a full-fledged studio for producing programmes for local transmission. The station would cater to a radius of 60 km.
The State Government acquired a total of 7 acres during 1997 for establishment of AIR station at Adhiyamnkottai near Dharmapuri. Though construction of a high power TV transmitter, studio and staff quarters were completed in 1999 there was an inordinate delay in commissioning the station.
Barring a few test transmissions in October 1, 2002 the station did not relay any full-fledged programmes. Though the station was fully equipped with State-of-the-art facilities it was not staffed to resume transmission, sources said. Comprehensive plan
According to Dharmapuri MP Dr. R. Senthil the main objective of opening FM stations in rural areas was to bring out the native talent and broadcast local issues. Though 14 FM radio stations were built under rural stations scheme none of them are under utilisation.
A comprehensive plan should be developed to make the station fully functional and telecast local programmes.
The advent of the station especially with facilities to produce programmes is expected to largely cater to the farming community and students.

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Radio Mirchi launches in Madurai

Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM has launched in Madurai taking the total number of stations to 24 across the country.
Besides Madurai Radio Mirchi is already operational in places which include Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Indore, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Jaipur, Pune, Patna, Jalandhar, Goa, Bhopal, Vadodara, Kanpur, Rajkot, Varanasi, Nashik, Lucknow, Surat, Aurangabad and Kolhapur.
Radio Mirchi will roll out 8 more radio stations by the end of the year to complete the total number of 32 stations in India. The Madurai station has a mixed content which includes the early morning show Filter Kaapi, breakfast show Hello Madurai, Ladies Colony, Kolly Udaans, Joot, Mirchi Nites and Kadala Kadala.
Radio Mirchi Madurai station head Krishna Kumar said "Radio's strength is its immense flexibility, adaptability and suitability for a modern and active life. Radio has entertainment for every kind of Listener. Additionally, it is proving to be the best companion. We expect the Mirchi style of programming of Radio Mirchi to revitalise radio in Madurai, just the way we have been able to win the loyalty of listeners in Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and other cities."
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Source: http://www.indiantelevision.com/headlines
/y2k7/sep/sep466.php
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Sun TV to launch FM radio channels at Madurai, Tuticorin

Kalanidhi Maran-promoted media group Sun TV today said it will launch two FM radio stations at Madurai and Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu from tomorrow.
"These Stations can be heard at 93.5 MHz frequency in Madurai and Tuticorin and the programs will cater to the audience of all age groups," Sun TV said in a communique to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
The two new stations would be launched under the brand 'Suryan FM' through a Sun TV subsidiary Kal Radio Ltd. With the launch of these two FM channels, the total operational FM stations of the group goes up to 11, Sun TV said.
Earlier, on August 24 the group had launched a FM radio station at Tirupati under the brand "S FM". Also, on August 30 Sun TV had bought 48.9 per cent stake in Red FM to strengthen its FM radio broadcasting business in northern, western and eastern regions of the country.
The media group already operates FM stations at Chennai, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, Visakhapatnam, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Bhubaneswar and Tirupati.
Sun TV holds licences for 45 FM radio stations across India, and would be one of the largest radio broadcasters in India when all the remaining 34 stations become operational.
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Source: http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/
holnus/009200710041521.htm
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Sun TV to launch FM radio channels at Madurai, Tuticorin

Kalanidhi Maran-promoted media group Sun TV today said it will launch two FM radio stations at Madurai and Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu from tomorrow.
"These Stations can be heard at 93.5 MHz frequency in Madurai and Tuticorin and the programs will cater to the audience of all age groups," Sun TV said in a communique to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
The two new stations would be launched under the brand 'Suryan FM' through a Sun TV subsidiary Kal Radio Ltd. With the launch of these two FM channels, the total operational FM stations of the group goes up to 11, Sun TV said.
Earlier, on August 24 the group had launched a FM radio station at Tirupati under the brand "S FM". Also, on August 30 Sun TV had bought 48.9 per cent stake in Red FM to strengthen its FM radio broadcasting business in northern, western and eastern regions of the country.
The media group already operates FM stations at Chennai, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, Visakhapatnam, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Bhubaneswar and Tirupati.
Sun TV holds licences for 45 FM radio stations across India, and would be one of the largest radio broadcasters in India when all the remaining 34 stations become operational.
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Source: http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/
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Monday, September 17, 2007

From Rs.50 a day to a hugely successful radio jockey

By Papri Sri Raman, Chennai, Sep 17 : From a small town into a million hearts and record books, it has been a roller coaster ride for radio jockey N. Dheenadayalan, known to his listeners as Dheena or Speed Dheena.Growing up in the 1980s in Salem in western Tamil Nadu, for young Dheena Mumbai was as distant a dream as Memphis."My schoolteacher mother knew Dheena was not really academically inclined," the young man tells IANS with a smile.Like in every ordinary Indian household, 'to do something in life' was the constant din for Dheena and his brothers. All their goals were pre-set -- be it engineers or doctors. An entertainer wasn't a profession at all.His poor results in school were not good enough to push him into engineering college. So he enrolled for a B.Sc course in mathematics and got into a college, "probably because there were no takers for a math course", he says.He tried for an engineering college again. "It was a bad patch in my life, I was not quite sure where I was going. But it was a great learning process."His life changed when he did get into the Adhiyamaan College of Engineering at Hosur.It was "my hostel warden Krishnamurthy who first tapped my hidden talent", Dheena recalls with gratitude. He would entertain his fellow students, mimicking Tamil Nadu's great stars, Sivaji Ganesan, MGR and others. Dheena can mimic anyone he wants to. His interpersonal skills too are amazing.The warden told him he had to perform at the college function. "I had never been on stage... My hands shook as I held the mike..."After a while, the encores began. I forgot to shiver. Sivaji Ganesan's and Rajnikant's lines poured forth from my lips without a tremor."That was in the early 90s."It was a journey. I still use mimicry but, today, I use it as a pickle, not the main meal," says Dheena, one of the most popular radio jockeys on Big 92.7 FM.After graduating, Dheena came to Chennai in 1996, to work as supervisor for a company that made gas cylinders, for Rs.750 a month. "I learnt all about stress tests and heat checks!"It was at a friend's sister's wedding that he got his next chance to perform."Shankar's Sadhaga Peravaigal (musician Shankar's troupe) was performing. My friends insisted that I do a mimicry show on the same platform. Shankar noticed me and offered me Rs.50 per show with his troupe."So Dheena began shuttling between checking cylinders and performing at temples, weddings - wherever Shankar performed. Every show meant Rs.50 and food every day. Soon this became Rs.100 per show."But a good job still remained the ultimate Indian dream, soon I was off to Pondicherry to work for a plastic company at Rs.5,000 a month. It was hot inside the plant, we had at times three-day shifts, if someone else was absent!"Looking for an escape, Dheena became a salesman for hi-tech dentists' chairs, going from door to door. But he neither had smart clothes, nor did he know English!It did not take him long to realize that the artiste in him cried out for a break. He bought some branded clothes, went for a speakeasy course in English, and began selling SIM cards.Dheena took up a talk show for yet another musical group for Rs.500 per show. He was soon being paid to compere at events.When the Sun Television group called for radio jockeys as they were setting up a Tamil FM station, Dheena applied. They appointed just four out of 100 applicants. Dheena was offered a three-year contract and sent to Mumbai for training.Suryan FM and Sun Music gave Dheena the chance to find his true calling. "Talking to people, chatting up, making people laugh, listening to their stories, presenting music."At the end of his term this year, Dheena moved to Adlab's 92.7 FM, going on to become one of the most popular Tamil radio jockeys.From Aug 20 to 24, for 92 hours and seven minutes, Dheena compered a marathon chat session with his listeners joining in, the longest chat on Indian radio, setting sight on a Guinness record.
--- IANS
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Thursday, September 13, 2007

Radio in Argentina, 1920-1940

ARGENTINA. Book Review By Kenneth D. MacHarg: ``From Parsifal to Per󮻠Early Radio in Argentina, 1920-1940`` offers insightful, entertaining overview of the early days of radio in ArgentinaI?m not sure what first drew me to this book?a life-long love of radio and mass media or my nearly 18 years of living and working in Latin America . Whatever it was, reading it was an insightful and entertaining experience. Dr. Robert Claxton?s discourse on the early development of radio in Argentina (1920-1944) is both well-researched as you would expect from an academic and easily readable as it explores the technological and programmatic development of radio services along with the broadcast medium?s on-going relationships with government, education and the business community.There were several impulses that moved radio to an early development in Argentina, including the electrification of the country and a government that was disposed to encourage local broadcasting. Electricity reached many locations in the country in the 1880s and, by 1920, over 40 percent of South America?s telephones could be found in Argentina . Those, along with a strong scientific community and the developments of World War I led to an early interest in radio technology among the military?a development which lapsed over into the educational and commercial areas as well. An eager amateur radio community as well as the development of early spark transmitters in use by 1902 led to further developments. And, then as now, Argentina was a country with a high literacy rate and a resulting interest in other forms of communication. With his unique title, From Parsifal to Per󮬠Dr. Claxton hints at the roles that radio played in Argentinean cultural and political developments. Parsifal, an opera by Richard Wagner, was the first broadcast by a group of four amateurs who, using a five-watt transmitter and a wire strung between the Coliseo Theater and a nearby house, transmitted the three-hour performance to perhaps fifty crystal sets on August 27, 1920. Some proud Argentineans insist that the transmission was the first broadcast in the world in that it came before similar ?first? broadcasts by WWJ or KDKA in the United States. However, as Dr. Claxton says, ?Much depends on how one defines the word broadcast.? Dr. Claxton goes on to explore the necessity of marketing receivers, most of them designed and developed in Argentina, to capture the programs of the early radio pioneers and the development of such equipment from ugly boxes with wires and tubes to attractive pieces of furniture that were acceptable in living rooms throughout the country. One very interesting aspect of radio broadcasting in Argentina was that, primarily, it was home-grown. Initially radio stations developed as extensions of newspapers, educational institutions, governmental bodies and agricultural cooperatives. It took several decades for foreign radio station owners to enter the market and by then local styles and personalities had already been established. This stands in sharp contrast to other countries, such as Ecuador , where many early broadcasting initiatives came from foreign individuals and organizations. Quite a number of stations began as cultural or educational ventures that provided a cross-section of programming that could easily be compared to public radio offerings in the United States and elsewhere today. Later, as radio became more expensive to produce and entrepreneurs saw the potential to make money, a tension grew between the ideals of broadcasting in the public interest and radio as a generator of wealth or designed more for more common programming tastes. The book explores fascinating facets of radio programming, including the development of rural and small-town radio stations, the relationship of radio to the development of a national identity and the question of whether radio helped or hindered the development of democracy in Argentina. As a Latin American historian for many years at the University of West Georgia, Dr. Claxton is well-equipped to set the development of broadcasting in Argentina in its proper historical and cultural setting. And, as an aficionado of radio, he explores areas of the development of this media, such as shortwave broadcasting within Argentina and the reception of foreign broadcasts and their influence on Argentinean politics and culture.Along with extensive endnotes and a bibliography to document his research, Dr. Claxton includes a number of appendices listing, among other things, names of Buenos Aires radio dealers and brands, surveys of Argentine radio regulations and adherence to international broadcasting agreements as well as listings of Latin American pioneer radio broadcasters, commercial radio stations in Buenos Aires and in provincial cities, Argentine shortwave broadcasters, and cultural and economic information that affected the development of radio.As the author points out, a definitive history of radio broadcasting in Latin America has not been published in either English or Spanish. His book concerning radio broadcasting in Argentina is a solid and well-done contribution to developing material in this neglected field. ``From Parsifal to Per󮬠Early Radio in Argentina, 1920-1940``, by Robert Howard Claxton, University Press of Florida, Gainesville, 2007. May be ordered on-line at http://www.upf.com/book.asp?id=CLAXTS07 Kenneth D. MacHarg is the author of From Rio to the Rio Grande, Challenges and Opportunities in Latin America. He served as the director of the English Language Service at international radio station HCJB, The Voice of the Andes, in Quito, Ecuador. Most recently he was professor of Communication and Mass Media at the Evangelical University of the Americas . Now retired, he lives in Carrollton, Georgia (Ken MacHarg, 102 Comly Rich Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117, 678-796-1601, kdmacharg @ gmail.com Sept 11, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
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Wednesday, September 12, 2007

CRI 60th Birth day Quiz

1. In which month did CRI's English Service begin?
September 11
October 1
July 1

2. Where is the head office of CRI's English Service located?
Beijing, China
Shanghai, China
Guangzhou, China

3. Who was our first announcer?
Wei Lin
Li Peichun
Qi Zhi

4. Which of the following was CRI's first overseas FM radio station?
91.9 FM in Nairobi, Kenya
103.7 FM in Darhan, Mongolia
93.0 FM in Vientiane, Laos
104.9FM in Perth, Australia

5.What is our bi-monthly newsletter called?
China Messenger
The Messenger
Chinastic

6. How did you come across CRI's English Service?
From radio
From the Internet
Recommended by a friend
Other sources

7.Which of the following is the official website of CRI's English Service?
CRI.cn
CRI.com
CRIENGLISH.com

8. In which year was our official website launched?
1997
1998
1999

9. What is our online radio channel called?
Audio
Webcast
Podcast

10. What's the name of our domestic FM radio broadcast in Beijing?
Hit FM
Easy FM
News Radio

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Life on Air: A History of Radio Four

David Hendy
Price: £25.00 (hardback)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-924881-0
Publication date: 27 September 2007
500 pages, 16pp plate section,
234x156 mm


Description

First major behind-the-scenes history of a British cultural icon
The inside stories behind some of radio's best-loved programmes, from Today to The Archers
Draws on vast BBC archives and new interviews with key personnel
Full analysis of bitter disputes between the BBC and the station's fiercely protective listeners
Coincides with Radio Four's 40th anniversary in September 2007
A compelling insight into the very nature of British life and culture
Radio Four has been described as 'the greatest broadcasting channel in the world', the 'heartbeat of the BBC', a cultural icon of Britishness, and the voice of Middle England. Defined by its rich mix, encompassing everything from journalism and drama to comedy, quizzes, and short-stories, its programmes - such as Today ,The Archers, Woman's Hour, The Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy, Gardeners' Question Time, and The Shipping Forecast - have been part of British life for decades. Others, less successful, have caused offence and prompted derision. Born as it was in the Swinging Sixties, Radio Four's central challenge has been to change with the times, while trying not to lose faith with those who see it as a standard-bearer for quality, authoritativeness, or simply 'old-fashioned' BBC values.In this first major behind-the-scenes account of the station's history, David Hendy - a former producer for Radio Four - draws on privileged access to the BBC's own archives and new interviews with key personnel to illuminate the arguments and controversies behind the creation of some of its most popular programmes. He reveals the station's struggle to justify itself in a television age, favouring clear branding and tightly-targeted audiences, with bitter disputes between the BBC and its fiercely loyal listeners. The story of these struggles is about more than the survival of one radio network: Radio Four has been a lightning rod for all sorts of wider social anxieties over the past forty years. A kaleidoscopic view of the changing nature of the BBC, the book provides a gripping insight into the very nature of British life and culture in the last decades of the twentieth century. Readership: Radio Four listeners; all readers with an interest in British cultural history; scholars and students of history and media studies.

Authors, editors, and contributors
David Hendy, Reader in Media and Communication, University of Westminster
(Via BDXC - UK)
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Monday, September 10, 2007

Listening to Tamil radio the China way

ERODE: Avid radio listener from Perundurai, K. Paramasivan ran out of a cinema hall in the middle of the show and came back after an hour. The reason he did that was to listen to his favourite radio programme. "The one hour programme has been my favourite for over two decades and there has been not a day when I have missed the programme," he says. "It is so wonderfully packed with world news and cultural programmes that it has become a part of parcel of my life.” There are more than 30,000 loyal listeners like Mr. Paramasivan, who religiously tune into short wave (SW) 31.04 m to listen to these voices coming from the across the Himalayas. The programme is from China Radio International’s (CRI) Tamil Division, where the Tamil Service has been on since August 1, 1963.It starts every evening at 7.30 IST with news, news snippets and includes programmes on Chinese culture, stories, music, etc."
Listeners like Mr. Paramasivan did not just stop with listening to the Service; they also mailed the broadcasters, participated in the competition and won prizes, which included a trip to China. So much has been the overwhelming response from Tamil listeners that among all the international service in CRI, Tamil Service tops the list for maximum number of listeners’ letters.
"Last year CRI received 5.2 lakh letters, of which 3.5 lakh alone where from Tamil listeners for the Tamil Service," says S. Selvam, a listener from Villupuram. These listeners got together and have formed Anaithu Inthiya Cheena Vanoli Neyar Mandram (All-India CRI listeners’ forum).
"Every district barring Nilgris has got a listeners’ club," says Mr. Selvam, who is the club’s president. The listeners’ club conducts an annual meet in the State, which is well attended. "We are like a family and use that day to meet other family members," says Mr. Paramasivan. Not only that, the CRI encourages readers to participate in competitions.
Every year it selects a winner and sponsors a trip to China. For other listeners who regularly interact with the Service, it sends gifts. Given the popularity of the programme in the State, it appears that through air waves the people of the two countries have established a link much before the Governments agreed to open the Nathu La pass in Sikkim for trade.
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Monday, September 03, 2007

BES Review Apr-June 2007

BES Review is a quarterly publication of "Broadcasting Engineering Society(India)" containing articles on latest development in the field of broadcasting and related science.APRIL - JUNE 2007 issue (4.46 MB) is now availbale for download using this link :http://www.besindia.com/april-june07.pdf
Via Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India.
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Digital Radio Guide


The World Broadcasting Union's Digital Radio Guide is for use by engineersand managers in the radio broadcast community worldwide. It covers a widebase of digital radio technology and services, written by the technicalexperts who work with them. Along with gaining an understanding of digitalradio, readers will also acquire insights into international digitalterrestrial and satellite transmission systems including:- Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM)- Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB - Eureka 147)- Japan's Digital Radio Broadcasting (ISDB-TSB)- iBiquity's HD Radio System (IBOC)- WorldSpace- Sirius and XM Satellite Radio- Mobile Broadcasting Corp. and TU Media Corp.- Internet RadioThe guide includes references to relevant sources and websites withtechnical descriptions of the aforementioned systems.The Digital Radio Guide has been compiled by the World Broadcasting UnionsTechnical Committee and can be downloaded by clicking on this link :http://www.nabanet.com/wbuarea/

library/Docs/Public/DRG-2007.pdfThe Guide should be cited as a reference if any of its content is used in other publications.

(Source : World Broadcasting Unions Via Alokesh GuptaNew Delhi, India)
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