China heard weakly in Chinese on 21350 khz at 1215UTC . Bill Smith,W1OW, Palstar r30A, 6 ele log periodic, Douglas, MA
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SWLDXBulgaria News, February 6-7 (publications №34637-№34666)
BANGLADESH Very strong signal of External Service of Bangladesh
Betar in English on 4750 kHz via Shavar, February 7:
1220-1230 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs open carrier / dead
air plus strong transmitter hum and IS the station
1230-1300 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs English, but with
distorted audio & tx hum via SDR So Phisal,
Thailandhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/bangladesh-betar-in-english-on-4750-khz.html

BANGLADESH Very strong signal of External Service of Bangladesh
Betar in Nepali on 4750 kHz via Shavar, February 7:
1300-1315 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs open carrier/dead air
plus strong transmitter hum and IS the station,
1315-1345 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Nepali, but with
distorted audio & tx hum via SDR So Phisal, Thailand
1400-1430 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Urdu External Service
of Bangladesh Betar - inactive from a long
timehttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/bangladesh-betar-in-nepali-on-4750-khz.html

BANGLADESH Very strong signal of External Service of Bangladesh
Betar in Hindi on 4750 kHz via Shavar, February 7:
1515-1545 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Hindi, but with
distorted audio & tx hum via SDR So Phisal,
Thailandhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/bangladesh-betar-in-hindi-on-4750-khz.html

BANGLADESH Very strong signal of External Service of Bangladesh
Betar in Arabic on 4750 kHz via Shavar, February 7:
1545-1600 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs open carrier/dead air
plus strong transmitter hum and IS the station,
1600-1630 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Arabic, but with
distorted audio & tx hum via SDR So Phisal,
Thailandhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/bangladesh-betar-in-arabic-on-4750-khz.html

BANGLADESH Very strong signal of External Service of Bangladesh
Betar in Bangla on 4750 kHz via Shavar, February 7:
1630-1730 on 4750 SHV 100 kW / non-dir to SoAs Bangla, but with
distorted audio & tx hum via SDR So Phisal,
Thailandhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/bangladesh-betar-in-bangla-on-4750-khz.html

BRASIL Reception of ZYE522 Radio Inconfidencia in Portuguese on
15189.9v via Belo Horizonte, February 7
from 1100 on 15189.9vBEL 005 kW / 122 deg to BRA Portuguese.
Fair/good signal via SDR Caruaru PE,
Brasilhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/zye522-radio-inconfidencia-on-151899v.html

CANADA Good signal of CFVP Calgary 1060 AM in English on 6030 kHz
via Calgary, February 7:
from 1020 on 6030 CGY .01 kW / non-dir to ENAm English+Cuban jamming
via SDR Deer Harbor
WAhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/cfvp-calgary-1060-am-in-english-on-6030.html

CUBA Radio Habana Cuba in Arabic on 15140 kHz & unscheduled 11760
kHz via Bauta, February 6
from 1900 on 11760 BAU 100 kW / non-dir to NCAm Arabic. Good signal
via SDR Frostburg MD, USA
from 1900 on 15140 BAU 100 kW / 340 deg to WNAm Arabic. Good signal
via SDR Frostburg MD, USA
Something`s always wrong at Radio Habana Cuba & something`s always
wrong at Bauta tx
centre!!https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/rhc-in-arabic-on-15140-unscheduled_8.html

CUBA Reception of Radio Habana Cuba RHC in Creole on 15140 kHz via
Bauta, February 6
from 1930 on 15140 BAU 100 kW / 340 deg to WNAm Creole. Good via SDR
Frostburg MD, USAhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/radio-habana-cuba-in-creole-on-15140_8.html

CUBA Reception of Radio Habana Cuba RHC in English on 15140 kHz via
Bauta, February 6:
from 2000 on 15140 BAU 100 kW / 340 deg to WNAm English. Good via SDR
Frostburg MD, USA.
from 2030 on 15140 BAU 100 kW / 340 deg to WNAm English Radio Habana
Cuba RHC NO SIGNAL!
Something`s always wrong at R.Habana Cuba & something`s always wrong
at Bauta tx centre!https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/radio-habana-cuba-in-english-on-15140_8.html

CUBA Radio Habana Cuba in wrong language English & then French on
13680 kHz via Bauta, February 6:
from 2029 on 13680 BAU 100 kW / 040 deg to WeEu English, unstead of
French via SDR Frostburg MD, USA
from 2033 on 13680 BAU 100 kW / 040 deg to WeEu French as scheduled.
Fair/good via SDR Frostburg, MD
Something`s always wrong at R.Habana Cuba and something`s always wrong
at Bauta transmitter
centre!!https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/rhc-in-wrong-english-then-french-on.html

CUBA Good signal of Radio Habana Cuba in Portuguese on 13680 kHz via
Bauta, February 6
from 2100 on 13680 BAU 100 kW / 040 deg to WeEu Portuguese via SDR
Frostburg, MD in
USA.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/radio-habana-cuba-in-portuguese-on_8.html

CUBA Good signal of Radio Habana Cuba in Arabic on 13680 kHz via
Bauta, February 6
from 2130 on 13680 BAU 100 kW / 040 deg to WeEu Arabic via SDR
Frostburg, MD in
USA.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/radio-habana-cuba-in-arabic-on-13680.html

CUBA Good signal of Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish on 13680 kHz via
Bauta, February 6
from 2200 on 13680 BAU 100 kW / 040 deg to WeEu Spanish via SDR
Frostburg, MD in USA.
NO SIGNAL on 11760, 11880, 13740. Something`s always wrong at R.Habana
Cuba and Bautahttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/radio-habana-cuba-in-spanish-on-13680.html

CUBA Very good signal of Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish on 6000 kHz
via Titan Quivican, February 7
from 1200 on 6000 QVC 250 kW / non-dir to NCAm Spanish with distorted
audio via SDR Frostburg,
MDhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/radio-habana-cuba-in-spanish-on-6000.html

GERMANY(non) Reception of Bible Voice Broadcasting in Dari on 11900
kHz via MBR Nauen, February 7:
1429-1433 on 11900 NAU 250 kW / 102 deg to SoAs open carrier / dead
air / no audio via MBR Nauen and
1433-1500 on 11900 NAU 250 kW / 102 deg to SoAs Dari Tue/Thu/Sun. Good
signal via SDR Heimiswil,
SUIhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/bvbroadcasting-in-dari-on-11900-khz-via.html

GUAM Reception of Adventist World Radio KSDA in Manumanaw Karen on
new 12085 kHz via Agat, February 6:
1400-1430 NF 12085 SDA 100 kW / 285 deg to SEAs Manumanaw Karen, ex
12075. Very good via SDR So Phisal &
1430-1500 on 12085 SDA 100 kW / 285 deg to SEAs Manumanaw Karen as
scheduled. Very good via SDR So
Phisalhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/awr-ksda-in-manumanaw-karen-on-new.html

GUAM Reception of KTWR Trans World Radio Asia in English on 13740
kHz via Agana, February 7
1245-1301 on 13740 TWR 250 kW / 285 deg to SoAs English Mon-Fri. Very
good via SDR So
Phisal.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/ktwr-asia-in-english-on-13740-khz-via_8.html

GUAM(non) Reception of Trans World Radio India in Hindi on 13740 kHz
via KTWR Agana, February 7
1302-1309 on 13740 TWR 250 kW / 285 deg to SoAs Hindi Mon-Fri. Very
good via SDR So Phisal in
THAhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/trans-world-radio-india-in-hindi-on_8.html

GUAM(non) Reception of Trans World Radio India in Vasavi on 13740
kHz via KTWR Agana, February 7
1400-1415 on 13740 TWR 250 kW / 285 deg to SoAs Vasavi Mon/Tue. Very
good via SDR So Phisal,
THA.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/trans-world-radio-india-in-vasavi-on.html

GUAM(non) Reception of Trans World Radio India in Uighur on 9900 kHz
via KTWR Agana, February 7
1417-1445 on 9900 TWR 250 kW / 305 deg to CeAs Uighur Mon-Thu. Very
good via SDR So Phisal,
THA.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/trans-world-radio-india-in-uighur-on_8.html

GUAM(non) Reception of Trans World Radio India in Kazakh on 9900 kHz
via KTWR Agana, February 7
1446-1501 on 9900 TWR 250 kW / 305 deg to CeAs Kazakh Daily. Very
good via SDR So Phisal in
THA.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/trans-world-radio-india-in-kazakh-on_8.html

GUAM(non) BRB Living Water Ministry Broadcating in Korean on 9900
kHz via KTWR Agana, February 7
1502-1601 on 9900 TWR 250 kW / 335 deg to NEAs Korean Tue-Sat. Very
good via SDR So Phisal,
THA.https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/brb-living-water-ministry-in-korean-on.html

INDONESIA Reception of Voice of Indonesia in English on 3325 kHz via
Palangkaraya, February 6:
1300-1400 on 3325 PGA 010 kW / non-dir to SEAs English. Fair signal
via SDR So Phisal,
Thailandhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/voice-of-indonesia-in-english-on-3325.html

NUMBERS STATION Very good signal of Cuban Spy Numbers HM01 on wrong
frequency 11635 kHz via Bejucal, February 7
from 0750 on 11635 BEJ 050 kW / unknown to Eu/Am Spanish Tue/Thu/Sat,
instead of 13435 via SDR Frostburg, MD USA
Something`s always wrong at Cuban Spy Numbers HM01 and something`s
always wrong at Bejucal transmitting
centre!!https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/cuban-spy-numbers-hm01-on-wrong-11635_8.html

NUMBERS STATION Very good signal of Cuban Spy Numbers HM01 on 11635
kHz via Bejucal, February 7
from 0800 on 11635 BEJ 050 kW / unknown to Eu/Am Spanish Tue/Thu/Sat
via SDR Frostburg, MD in
USAhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/cuban-spy-numbers-hm01-on-11635-khz-via_8.html

NUMBERS STATION Very good signal of Cuban Spy Numbers HM01 on wrong
frequency 11635 kHz via Bejucal, February 7
from 0901 on 11635 BEJ 050 kW / unknown to Eu/Am Spanish Tue/Thu/Sat,
instead of 11462 via SDR Frostburg MD, USA
Something`s always wrong at Cuban Spy Numbers HM01 and something`s
always wrong at Bejucal transmitting
centre!!https://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/cuban-spy-numbers-hm01-on-wrong-11635_38.html

NUMBERS STATION Very good signal of Cuban Spy Numbers HM01 on 12180
kHz via Bejucal, February 7
1000-1001 on 12180 BEJ 050 kW / unknown to Eu/Am Spanish Tue/Thu/Sat
open carrier/dead air & then
from 1001 on 12180 BEJ 050 kW / unknown to Eu/Am Spanish Tue/Thu/Sat
via SDR Frostburg, MD in
USAhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/cuban-spy-numbers-hm01-on-12180-khz-via_8.html

PALAU Hope Radio in English on 9965 & 9930 kHz via T8WH Angel 5 &
Angel 3 Medorn, February 7
till 0830 on 9965 HBN 100 kW / 345 deg to NEAs English Tue. Good via
SDR So Phisal, Thailand
from 0900 on 9930 HBN 100 kW / 318 deg to EaAs Music Tue. Good via
SDR So Phisal in
Thailandhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/hope-radio-on-9965-9930-via-t8wh-angel_8.html

USA(non) Reception of Vatican Radio in Spanish on 7305 kHz via USAGM
Greenville, February 6:
1230-1245 on 7305 GB 250 kW / 168 deg to CeAm Spanish. Very good via
SDR Frostburg MD in
USAhttps://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com/2023/02/vatican-radio-in-spanish-on-7305-via_8.html

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73! Ivo Ivanov

More information on the shortwave listening hobby,
please visit to http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com

QTH-1: Patreshko, Bulgaria
Receiver: Afedri SDR
Software: SDR-Console v2.3(using remote connection)
Antennas: various Inverted V and beverage antennas.

QTH-2: Sofia OK2, Bulgaria
Receiver: Sony ICF-2001D
Antenna: 30 m. long wire
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The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the National Radio Club and International Radio Club of America is excited to announce another DX Test. We encourage all DXers to join the IRCA and NRC. Both clubs have low-cost memberships available, and your dues help provide the resources needed to coordinate these tests, provide QSLs, and conduct outreach to the broadcasting community.

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https://www.ircaonline.org/info.php?pnum=75958356851370




The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the National Radio Club and International Radio Club of America is pleased to announce another test of Class D (Daytime only) station, WDFB 1170, in Junction City (Danville), Kentucky.

Traffic Manager Cindy Pike explained, “WDFB broadcasts Christian radio to Central Kentucky, and we pride ourselves on broadcasting a great variety of gospel music with some that have been performed live in our studios. This gives the station a unique sound, and it has become a fixture in our community. To ensure that our listeners enjoy the best possible sound, we’ll do some maintenance on our transmitter and audio chain. To my knowledge, this is the first testing we’ve done in almost twenty years.”

The test will feature mainly test tones and Morse Code, but Cindy opted to replace our normal computer-voiced announcement in favor of a more authentic sample of WDFB’s history. The station began in 1985, as a ministry and labor of love by founders Reverend Don and Mildred Drake. While Don Drake has since passed his ministry continues, with Mildred continuing to operate the station daily.

Distant listeners to the test may hear vintage clips of Rev. Don’s music, Mildred’s lovely singing voice or even a short sermon from the past.

The station will also broadcast test tones, Morse Code identifications, long-duration 1 kHz test tones, and voice announcements. The testing will begin at 12:01 AM Eastern Time (05:01 UTC) on Saturday morning, February 25th. The test will last for two hours.

The test will be challenging, with powerful 50 kW stations like KTSB and WWVA dominating the channel in most of the United States. But the station’s last test on November 2, 2002, was widely heard in the US and Canada. You can read the results of that test here:


DXM_Vol_40_No_10 <https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjB_v7Srdn8AhVGlGoFHd9KAN0QFnoECAgQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fworldradiohistory.com%2FArchive-DX%2FIRCA-DXM%2FDXM-Vol-40%2FDXM_Vol_40_No_10.pdf&usg=AOvVaw33kLRmZmkxb6wsjh9WWqfy>
PDF Document · 930 KB <https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjB_v7Srdn8AhVGlGoFHd9KAN0QFnoECAgQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fworldradiohistory.com%2FArchive-DX%2FIRCA-DXM%2FDXM-Vol-40%2FDXM_Vol_40_No_10.pdf&usg=AOvVaw33kLRmZmkxb6wsjh9WWqfy>

Miss Pike welcomes reception reports from faraway listeners, “We always love to hear from our listeners, and would be very interested to hear if anyone notices any distortion or issues with our audio.”

Listeners who hear the test are asked to submit reception reports to the CPC, who will handle the station's reception reports. Please follow the requirements below:

Send an email of your report, along with a two-minute long recording of your reception in .MP3 or .WAV format to:

dx@highnoonfilm.com <mailto:dx@highnoonfilm.com>

The email should include the following:

John Doe, W4DOE
123 Main Street | Contact Information of DXer
Anytown, AL 35112 |
USA |

johndoe@yephoo.com <mailto:johndoe@yephoo.com> | Email Address of DXer

Member of both IRCA & NRC | Please note your membership in our clubs.

Drake R8B with a 40’ longwire | Information about the equipment used to receive the station.

Remarks | Comments about the station’s audio, interference, frequency stability, or
other information you’d like to share.

WDFB.mp3 | Attach a copy of the audio you received.

All emails should be formatted exactly as above. Start with your contact information, and be sure to include the email where you want the QSL emailed. Your membership is also important. Members of the NRC and/or IRCA will receive priority handling for their QSL requests.

Reception reports must be received within the next 30 days. The use of remote SDRs to receive the test is discouraged unless it is a receiver location that you have built and maintained specifically for DXing. If a remote SDR is used, you must disclose the location of the receiver and the name of the owner, if known. The remote receiver must be located at least 500 miles from WDFB.

One QSL per DXer.

The CPC would like to thank Mildred Drake, Cindy Pike and everyone at WDFB for working with the DXing community to coordinate the station maintenance. “I’m very excited about the test coming up and just a little nervous...” noted Ms. Pike. We’re excited too, Cindy!

Thanks also to Harry Dence who personally visited the station, along with several other Kentucky daytime stations. Harry has been an incredible ambassador for the hobby, travelling to small stations around the Bluegrass state to discuss DXing with station owners and request tests. If you have the time, please consider doing the same in your area. Nothing beats this one-on-one networking.

The station will be on the air testing for two hours, using their daytime power. Don’t miss this chance to hear a rare daytime-only station. Otherwise, you might have to wait another twenty years for the chance.

Les Rayburn, director
High Noon Media Services
130 1st Avenue West
Alabaster, AL 35007-8536
205-621-7500
205-621-7505 FAX
205-253-4867 CELL
highnoonfilm.com

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The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the National Radio Club and International Radio Club of America is excited to announce another DX Test. We encourage all DXers to join the IRCA and NRC. Both clubs have low-cost memberships available, and your dues help provide the resources needed to coordinate these tests, provide QSLs, and conduct outreach to the broadcasting community.

Join today at:

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https://www.ircaonline.org/info.php?pnum=75958356851370




The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the National Radio Club and International Radio Club of America is pleased to announce another test of Class D (Daytime only) station, WDFB 1170, in Junction City (Danville), Kentucky.

Traffic Manager Cindy Pike explained, “WDFB broadcasts Christian radio to Central Kentucky, and we pride ourselves on broadcasting a great variety of gospel music with some that have been performed live in our studios. This gives the station a unique sound, and it has become a fixture in our community. To ensure that our listeners enjoy the best possible sound, we’ll do some maintenance on our transmitter and audio chain. To my knowledge, this is the first testing we’ve done in almost twenty years.”

The test will feature mainly test tones and Morse Code, but Cindy opted to replace our normal computer-voiced announcement in favor of a more authentic sample of WDFB’s history. The station began in 1985, as a ministry and labor of love by founders Reverend Don and Mildred Drake. While Don Drake has since passed his ministry continues, with Mildred continuing to operate the station daily.

Distant listeners to the test may hear vintage clips of Rev. Don’s music, Mildred’s lovely singing voice or even a short sermon from the past.

The station will also broadcast test tones, Morse Code identifications, long-duration 1 kHz test tones, and voice announcements. The testing will begin at 12:01 AM Eastern Time (05:01 UTC) on Saturday morning, February 25th. The test will last for two hours.

The test will be challenging, with powerful 50 kW stations like KTSB and WWVA dominating the channel in most of the United States. But the station’s last test on November 2, 2002, was widely heard in the US and Canada. You can read the results of that test here:


DXM_Vol_40_No_10 <https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjB_v7Srdn8AhVGlGoFHd9KAN0QFnoECAgQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fworldradiohistory.com%2FArchive-DX%2FIRCA-DXM%2FDXM-Vol-40%2FDXM_Vol_40_No_10.pdf&usg=AOvVaw33kLRmZmkxb6wsjh9WWqfy>
PDF Document · 930 KB <https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjB_v7Srdn8AhVGlGoFHd9KAN0QFnoECAgQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fworldradiohistory.com%2FArchive-DX%2FIRCA-DXM%2FDXM-Vol-40%2FDXM_Vol_40_No_10.pdf&usg=AOvVaw33kLRmZmkxb6wsjh9WWqfy>

Miss Pike welcomes reception reports from faraway listeners, “We always love to hear from our listeners, and would be very interested to hear if anyone notices any distortion or issues with our audio.”

Listeners who hear the test are asked to submit reception reports to the CPC, who will handle the station's reception reports. Please follow the requirements below:

Send an email of your report, along with a two-minute long recording of your reception in .MP3 or .WAV format to:

dx@highnoonfilm.com <mailto:dx@highnoonfilm.com>

The email should include the following:

John Doe, W4DOE
123 Main Street | Contact Information of DXer
Anytown, AL 35112 |
USA |

johndoe@yephoo.com <mailto:johndoe@yephoo.com> | Email Address of DXer

Member of both IRCA & NRC | Please note your membership in our clubs.

Drake R8B with a 40’ longwire | Information about the equipment used to receive the station.

Remarks | Comments about the station’s audio, interference, frequency stability, or
other information you’d like to share.

WDFB.mp3 | Attach a copy of the audio you received.

All emails should be formatted exactly as above. Start with your contact information, and be sure to include the email where you want the QSL emailed. Your membership is also important. Members of the NRC and/or IRCA will receive priority handling for their QSL requests.

Reception reports must be received within the next 30 days. The use of remote SDRs to receive the test is discouraged unless it is a receiver location that you have built and maintained specifically for DXing. If a remote SDR is used, you must disclose the location of the receiver and the name of the owner, if known. The remote receiver must be located at least 500 miles from WDFB.

One QSL per DXer.

The CPC would like to thank Mildred Drake, Cindy Pike and everyone at WDFB for working with the DXing community to coordinate the station maintenance. “I’m very excited about the test coming up and just a little nervous...” noted Ms. Pike. We’re excited too, Cindy!

Thanks also to Harry Dence who personally visited the station, along with several other Kentucky daytime stations. Harry has been an incredible ambassador for the hobby, travelling to small stations around the Bluegrass state to discuss DXing with station owners and request tests. If you have the time, please consider doing the same in your area. Nothing beats this one-on-one networking.

The station will be on the air testing for two hours, using their daytime power. Don’t miss this chance to hear a rare daytime-only station. Otherwise, you might have to wait another twenty years for the chance.

Les Rayburn, director
High Noon Media Services
130 1st Avenue West
Alabaster, AL 35007-8536
205-621-7500
205-621-7505 FAX
205-253-4867 CELL
highnoonfilm.com

[This message and any attached documents contain information from the sender that may be confidential and/or privileged. If you are not the intended recipient please notify the sender immediately by reply e-mail and then delete this message. Thank you.]

73,

Les Rayburn, N1LF
les@highnoonfilm.com <mailto:les@highnoonfilm.com>
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Maylene, AL 35114
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Member WTFDA, MWC

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ZAMBIA:

Voice of Hope World Radio Network has been off air for some time on 6065
(evenings) and 11680 kHz (mornings). Ray Robinson from Voice of Hope says to
DX-FOKUS that they are not transmitting on the two frequencies due to
problems with a transmitter, and that they are waiting for spare parts to
arrive from the US. He expects the two frequencies, which mainly cover West
Africa, to be back in a few weeks. Meanwhile, Voice of Hope continues on
4965 kHz (evenings) and on 9680 kHz (mornings and afternoons), and Ray
Robinson says that these two frequencies give very good reception in
central, eastern and southern Africa. (Stig Hartvig Nielsen in DX-FOKUS #2 -
2023)

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