Re: [Swprograms] BBC Frequencies

[Richard Cuff <rdcuff@xxxxxxxxx>]

Some other possibilities worth trying in North America, with target
zones shown in parentheses:

0300-0600 7160as (W. Africa)
0300-0700 11765sa (W. Africa)
0400-0700 6005as (W. Africa)
0500-0600 9410cy (W & S Europe)
0500-0700 6195g (W & S Europe)
0500-0800 9410g (N. Africa)
0600-0700 7160g (W. Africa)
0600-0800 9410g (W & S Europe)
0700-0800 11765as (W. Africa), 17830g (W. & C. Africa)
0700-1500 17640g (N. Africa)
0700-1700 15485g (N. Africa)
0800-2100 17830 (W. & C. Africa) -- 1000-1100 Sat - Sun only
1000-1600 9740sg (far east -- possibly audible USA west coast)
1500-2300 15400as (W. Africa)

cy - Cyprus
g - United Kingdom (no transmitter specified)
sa - South Africa
sg - Singapore

Not all of these may propagate, of course...but these looked to be the
most likely candidates.

Other frequencies in wide use globally are 6190, 11940, 15310, 17790,
21470; they're in use somewhere at least 12 hours/day.  Unfortunately,
with the reduction in shortwave hours to Europe from last march, one
can no longer make the same blanket recommendation regarding 6195,
9410, or 12095.

If you've seen the frequency / time charts before, you might be
interested to know that they're composed in Excel and then converted
to images (PDF, GIF) for posting and printing.

Richard Cuff / Allentown, PA  USA

On 10/25/05, Mike Barraclough <softbulletin1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> UK: BBCWS
>
> B-05 Schedule
>
> English (to C+SAM)

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