Hello everyone:
I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian 
Log.ÂÂ This edition has many changes and updates for stations throughout 
Asia and the Pacific.
The PAL has been posted on the Radioheritage website: 
http://www.radioheritage.net/ The link for the PDF version is at the top 
center of the site's main page.
You can also use an interactive version of the PAL by going through a 
couple of the site's internal links.
The next update will be published in a couple of months.
Corrections and updates from users are always welcome and can be sent to 
bportzer@comcast.net or 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.ÂÂ It 
includes about 5000 stations in over 50 countries, with frequencies, 
call signs, locations, power, networks, schedules, languages, formats, 
networks and other information.
Bruce

											

Thanks Bruce, as always, a great reference document!!
Keep up the good work!!

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Subject: [IRCA] Pacific Asian Log Updater

Hello everyone:

I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian Log. This edition has many changes and updates for stations throughout Asia and the Pacific.

The PAL has been posted on the Radioheritage website:
http://www.radioheritage.net/ The link for the PDF version is at the top center of the site's main page.

You can also use an interactive version of the PAL by going through a couple of the site's internal links.

The next update will be published in a couple of months.

Corrections and updates from users are always welcome and can be sent to bportzer@comcast.net or 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 includes about 5000 stations in over 50 countries, with frequencies, call signs, locations, power, networks, schedules, languages, formats, networks and other information.

Bruce

Thanks Bruce for this most reliable of sources for Asia/Pacific MW.

Bill Whitacre
Alexandria, VA

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On Jan 16, 2019, at 1:06 AM, Bruce Portzer <bportzer@comcast.net> wrote:

> Hello everyone:
>
> I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian Log. This edition has many changes and updates for stations throughout Asia and the Pacific.
>
> The PAL has been posted on the Radioheritage website: http://www.radioheritage.net/ The link for the PDF version is at the top center of the site's main page.
>
> You can also use an interactive version of the PAL by going through a couple of the site's internal links.
>
> The next update will be published in a couple of months.
>
> Corrections and updates from users are always welcome and can be sent to bportzer@comcast.net or 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 includes about 5000 stations in over 50 countries, with frequencies, call signs, locations, power, networks, schedules, languages, formats, networks and other information.
>
> Bruce

Hello everyone:
I recently completed the January 2019 edition of the Pacific Asian 
Log.ÂÂ This edition has many changes and updates for stations throughout 
Asia and the Pacific.
The PAL has been posted on the Radioheritage website: 
http://www.radioheritage.net/ The link for the PDF version is at the top 
center of the site's main page.
You can also use an interactive version of the PAL by going through a 
couple of the site's internal links.
The next update will be published in a couple of months.
Corrections and updates from users are always welcome and can be sent to 
bportzer@comcast.net or 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.ÂÂ It 
includes about 5000 stations in over 50 countries, with frequencies, 
call signs, locations, power, networks, schedules, languages, formats, 
networks and other information.
Bruce

											

ÂÂÂÂÂÂ Slim pickings once more, but I guess that's better than no
pickings at all.

594ÂÂÂ ÂÂÂ JOAKÂÂÂ Tokyo, JAPANÂÂÂ Weak traces of talk, then pips at 1500
693ÂÂÂ ÂÂÂ JOABÂÂÂ Tokyo, JAPANÂÂÂ Woman talking during language lesson 
at 1415
828ÂÂÂ ÂÂ JOBBÂÂÂ Osaka, JAPAN ÂÂ Was the only one of the NHK2 big guns 
audible at 1500, with pips, then musical bridge into lesson
1116ÂÂÂ 4BCÂÂÂ Brisbane, AUSTRALIAÂÂÂÂÂ Host talking with caller at 1419

73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, AB
Perseus SDR with Wellbrook Phased Array