Re: [Swprograms] Radio Sweden Winter Schedule

[Glenn Hauser <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>]

Looks like no two versions of R. Sweden`s schedule agree. SCDX itself said
15240 would be used, and that at 1330 it would be direct, at 1430 via Canada
(unlike currently, both direct), and per registrations for the entire schedule.
This info ought to be more recent the a brochure printed earlier. See recent
issues of DXLD. We may not really know until Oct 31 or a few days later...

Glenn

--- Ted Schuerzinger <fedya@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> All times are in UTC.
> 
> To Europe:
> 
> 1330 UTC  11550 and 7420
> 1430 UTC  11550
> 1830 UTC   6065 (except Sunday)
> 2030 UTC   6065 7420 9415
> 2230 UTC   6065
> 
> Asia/Pacific:
> 
> 0130 UTC 11550 (listed as being via the Madagascar relay)
> 1330, 1430, 2030 UTC same as Europe
> 
> North America:
> 
> 0230 UTC   6010
> 0330 UTC   6010
> 1330 UTC  18960*
> 1430 UTC  18960*
> 
> *The brochure lists 15240, but RS's on-air announcement said 18960, which  
> is the frequency they used last winter.  (15240 was the frequency used  
> during the summer.)  The brocure also lists all the broadcasts to North  
> America as being via the RCI Sackville relay, but I believe that in the  
> past the daytime broadcasts were actually from the Swedish transmitters  
> while the nighttime broadcasts were the only ones via Sackville.
> 
> -- 
> Ted Schuerzinger, fedya@xxxxxxxxxxx


		
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