** BRAZIL. 15189.895 approx., April 18 at 2330, S1/S3 in Brazuguese,
so R. Inconfidência, Belo Horizonte, the only ZY left on 19m. For a
long time it had been on the plus side of 15190, but others have also
been reporting it on the minus lately. Seems quite low-powered, but
better chance here than on 6010 if on air at all (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

** CHILE. 28490 USB, April 17 at 2133, CE7VP, Javier on Chiloé island
in Patagonia, working US stations and then CO5AT Cuba. 10m is hardly
wide open but this guy really gets out; heard him before with details.
Only other signal now is algo on 28435 USB. And as usual, not a trace
of any CW beacons in the 28150-28350 range (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CHINA. 15760, April 18 at 0244, S5/S7 Chinese with heavy flutter:
Aoki lists nothing here but CNR1 jamming and Sound of Hope (Glenn
Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CHINA. 13530, April 18 at 1425, Chinese S7/S9 vs CODAR; JBA
carriers also on 13130, 13020, all well-established Sound of Hope and
consequently CNR1 jammer frequencies (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CUBA. 6000, April 18 at 0222, no signal in English from this RHC,
leaving only 6165 for that, S9+10/40 somewhat undermodulated.
Something`s always wrong at RHC. At 0605, RHC English only on 6165 and
6060; 5040 in Spanish (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CUBA. 5055, April 18 at 0224, JBA carrier, no doubt the 5025/5040
leapfrog mixing product another 15 kHz beyond; but no reverse leap
upon 5010, where weakish WRMI is heard alone. 5055 at 0607 April 18
bears some JBA music. Something`s always wrong at RadioCuba (Glenn
Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CUBA. 11860, April 18 at 0622, wall-of-noise S6/S7 jamming against
nothing while 11930 is ditto at S7/S8. Radio Martí frequencies NEVER
in use at night: the incompetent DCJC (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CUBA. 9640, April 18 at 2336, RHC music somewhat undermodulated
and distorted compared to // 11760 and weaker // 9535. Used before but
a new? frequency now for the transmitter which used to be on 9710
until switch to 9650 at 0000. Something`s always wrong at RHC (Glenn
Hauser, OK, WOR)

** CUBA [non]. 9490.053V, April 18 at 0230, Radio República ID, via
RMI via FRANCE is S9+20 and slightly wavering making measurement a
chore, but here at one instant; as usual, this defective transmitter
dedicated to it. But is well over jamming if any (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

** EGYPT. Correxion: Brazilian time in this corrected, not 2215-2230:

9899.951, April 16 at 2227, R. Cairo suptorted music, S9+30
into UTwente; at 2236 can recognize talk in Portuguese distorted, so
now ``9900`` is the 2215-2330 Brazilian service instead of English at
2115-2245 which is now scheduled and sometimes heard on 9440, but
nothing there now. That would require two transmitters at once;
possible? So I keep checking for subsequent emissions: (Glenn Hauser,
OK, WOR)

** ERITREA. 7140, April 18 at 0257, steady JBA carrier no doubt VOBME
INTRUDING in the ham band; but not the other VOBME 7180, nor Ethiopia
7110, yet? (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** FRANCE. 11995, April 18 at 0625 African language S5/S7, 0628-0630*
song. It`s RFI in Hausa at 0600-0630 & 0700-0730 daily (Glenn Hauser,
OK, WOR)

** TAJIKISTAN. 15515, April 18 at 0245, preacher in English, S7/S9
with heavy flutter. Aoki shows it`s AWR via Orzu at 0200-0300 daily.
Should include Wavescan but not known to do so. Nice of the Tajix who
are 90% Moslem to accommodate Protestants; allegedly religious freedom
exists now (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U K [non]. I`m not a big Doctor Who fan, so can`t get roped into
rerun marathons, whether seen already or not, but seeking adventure,
would not mind watching a totally new episode on BBC America, like
April 17 first at 1810 UT and an `extended` replay April 18 at 0000,
`Legend of the Sea Devils`. Extensions were a few minutes of
behind-the-scenes actor interviews, totally breaking characters.

But I have the same old complaints about how BBC/Am handle it ---
quite apart from the original produxion values, SFX, and the story:

1) Commercial breaks are extremely abrupt, annoying: cut to and cut
from, no fade to black, nothing to bump. Perhaps the original on BBC
plays uninterrupted, and no thought has been given into natural
act/scene breaks, but that`s no excuse.

2) Various British accents and general mumbleness of some of the
actors: try as I must, cannot always understand every word; even with
stereo headphones and nothing to distract. Recommended however for
full impact of the music and ambiance.

3) Therefore, closed captions are required, which means I can`t watch
it with someone else who finds them obtrusive.

4) But the CC flash on and off far too rapidly, quite apart from the
original rate of speech. Even the two-liners get only a second or
split second on screen, not always enough time for me, anyway, to read
them! Of course they have to keep up with the dialog, but instead of
leaving one caption on until the next one, there is always an
unnecessary pause between them when one might have been
reading/absorbing each in full. The CC are of course from script
synched with the original, not applied on-the-fly live later, so there
is NO excuse for this.

5) Somehow there is not much gore to be seen, but it wouldn`t be DW
without extreme violence. It`s in the genes.

6) The Dr`s roots are showing: even in this fantastical universe,
obviously fake blonding is a thing.

7) There are no closing credits, as exhibited here. Tough luck, crew.
Only major opening credits (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2134 monitoring: confirmed Sunday
April 17 from 2001 UT on IRRS via AM Italia: unlike Friday, today both
918 and 1323 are running //. Into nearby Noale SDR, 918 is much
better, S9+15 sometimes cutting to S9+8, experimenting? While 1323 is
only S9 and much noisier. They were // with rock music earlier tuning
in at 1955.

Also confirmed Sun Apr 17 at 2243 the 2230 on WRMI-8 5950, S8/S9 into
Knoxville SDR. Yes, still appearing tho deleted weeks ago from the
System L sked grid for ``Harlene Summers``, ever pending? Fine with
me.

Also confirmed UT Monday April 18 at 0030 on WRMI-13 7780, S8/S9+5
into Knoxville SDR with some storm crashes.

Also confirmed UT Monday April 18 from 0302 on Area 51 via WBCQ,
6159.949, S9/+10 into Knoxville with ACI de 6165 Cuba. W8BUG SDR think
WWV 5000 is +22 Hz off! So must subtract 22 from where it thinx WBCQ
be, minus 29/30 Hz already. Johnny Lightning had ``Gotta Go`` at 0300
so after a long pause, WOR started 2 minutes late. But I caught the
end of me before 0331 so was complete. By 0333 I was hearing Morse
code, apparently not HRI: see separate report. I suspect HRI does not
do a new show every week, so subject to pre-emptions?

WOR 2134 also confirmed UT Tuesday April 19 at 0030 on WRMIs: 9395 &
9455 both S9+30 into Missouri SDR, and synchronized virtually
identical, except modulation on 9455 has a bit more bass. Next:

2230 UT Tuesday WRMI 9955 to SSE [jammed by Cuba]
1000 UT Wednesday Unique R, Australia 5035-USB or 3210-USB
1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW
2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0030 UT Thursday WRMI 9395 to NNW; 9455 to WNW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S; 9395 to NNW

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html

Thanks this week for financial support from Henry Blackwood
for a contribution via PayPal in US$ but not necessarily to
woradio at yahoo.com

One may also contribute by MO or check on a US bank to
Glenn Hauser, PO Box 1684, Enid OK 73702 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 5950, eQSL received from TRSW for Howdy Neighbor Oklahoma,
UT April 17 at 0000-0100 via WRMI:
https://www.w4uvh.net/TRSW_HowdyNeighbor_Oklahoma_eQSL_WRMI_Hauser.pdf
Or #133 via http://www.worldofradio.com/QSL.html

The reply came from Terry Colgan who has been handling TRSW publicity,
and is now openly producer of these shows. He also says:

``The announcers you hear are real people, not synths. We recruited
friends to read scripts for a couple of programs each, so you’ll
listen to different voices in the following months. Salli announced
the Oklahoma program and does next week’s salute to New Mexico.
Elizabeth, Sara, and Michelle will be heard during May. We have two
guys announcing soon, Guy and Eric. By Summer’s end, we’ll select a
permanent male and female announcer. Tune in anytime you want to hear
music by Texas artists and about the state. Our program schedule’s
attached. Regards and 73. tc Terry Colgan, Producer. Texas Radio
Shortwave, http://www.facebook.com/texasradiosw
It’s the ONLY place to be!`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 15770, April 17 at 2140, classical music on WRMI-9, still
too much of a rarity. I bet it`s R. Prague Int`le in French, which
features such a Sunday concert: yes, exactly per System H WRMI
skedgrid (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 4980, April 18 at 0226, WRMI-4 is AWOL again which happens
quite a bit; but April 19 at 0050 it`s back with TOMBS cult. Also off
and on, the 4975 JBA parasitic spur (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 4790, April 18 at 0227, Bach Brandenburg Concerto as a
string of them featured on this week`s Radio Angela `Concert Hall` on
WBCQ; S9+10 with lite CODAR QRM, but the high storm noise level
prevents any enjoyment.

Say, why not escape it up to the 11 or 13 MHz band? WBCQ is anything
but frequency-agile. One transmitter must stay on one frequency unless
there be a permanent change, not undertaken lightly, I guess requiring
grinding a new crystal and other laborious adjustments (Glenn Hauser,
OK, WOR)

** U S A. 6159.949, UT Mon April 18 at 0333, following WORLD OF RADIO
q.v. on Area 51 via WBCQ, some Morse code, not Hobart Radio
International as usually, despite being on the A51 program sked for
this date. I keep listening and switch to the A51 webcast to hear, on
and on, some `radio art` produxions from a wide variety of sources,
`Short Wave - Long Distance`. Evidently this was a project involving
Wave Farm, Winter SWL Fest, NASWA, David Goren. I found this about it
on the agenda for the 2022 fest, UT Saturday March 5:

``0400-0600 The best of “Short Waves/Long Distance” 2022
Huzzah! It’s the return of Short Waves/Long Distance, a world wide
open call for compositions using shortwave sounds. SW/LD is sponsored
by NASWA, Wave Farm and Montez Press Radio to celebrate the 35th
Winter SWL Fest and Wave Farm’s 25th anniversary. <wavefarm.org>
——``

An ID mentioned 7570 WRMI, where this apparently was originally
broadcast. Meanwhile, a quick check of 6160- sometime after 0400 found
it had defaulted to the TOMBS cult, so SW/LD was webcast only. I
listened to the whole thing until 0530 back to A51 fill music. Too bad
there was no advance publicity about it (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 9940, April 18 at 0236, S9+30 of dead air, must be WTWW-3
which is mainly active before sunset nominally for Ukraine; Tedson
forgot to turn it off? Guess what: for once TWO OTHER WTWWs are also
on air now, 5085 & 5830, so it is possible to run three at once:
unless I have been fooled by some other carrier on 9940 (Glenn Hauser,
OK, WOR)

** VANUATU. 7890, April 18 at 0620, JBA carrier from R. Vanuatu 3945 x
2; while 11835 = 3945 x 3 is S7/S9 in conversation. 0632 somehow calls
itself ``Voice of Papua New Guinea`` and I think some other nearby
countries. Next song: ``Leavin` on a Jet plane`` (Glenn Hauser, OK,
WOR)

UNIDENTIFIED. 12004.50 LSB, April 18 at 0239, 2-way contact in
Spanish, or rather a multi-way net, INTRUDERS (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

UNIDENTIFIED. 17925.3 USB, April 17 at 2137, one side of a Spanish
contact, as if an ham; background noise surges in vox pauses. This is
supposed to be an aeronautical band. First time in many months I have
heard *anything* on it as I frequently cross it between the BC band
below and the real ham band above. Could be drug smuggler with
aircraft engine noise (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

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**BRASIL. 11815. R. BRASIL CENTRAL. Apr 17. 0346- 0400 UTC. Pop music.
0400, ID. 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire,
QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** CHILE. 7610. RCW. Apr. 17. 0040- 0059 UTC. Radiograma with news from R.
BIO-BIO. 55444 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire,
QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** CHILE. 7610. RCW. Apr 17. 1647- 1720 UTC. Mass from “Parroquia Nuestra
Señora del Carmen”, Curacaví. 45444 to 45433. Audio:
https://youtu.be/v1xzsnAa9TU (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111;
Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** GERMANY. 5960. THE MIGHTY KBC. Apr. 17. 0100 - 0200 UTC. Music and
ids.0030 MFSK. 0132 music and ids. 45433 to 35232 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver:
TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** JAPAN. 6105. NHK.. Music contest. Apr. 17. 0335 - 0341 UTC. 35343 //
9490 vía Nauen, Germany: 45444 // 15195 nothing // 17810, nothing. (Claudio
Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV
Región, Chile)

** MADAGASCAR. 6180. LA VOZ ALEGRE. Apr. 17. 0300-0317 UTC. Music and
spiritual messages. 0315: ID. 45343 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111;
Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** PERU. 4775. R,TARMA. Apr. 17. 2320 - 2330 UTC. Cumbias. 35343 (Claudio
Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV
Región, Chile)

** PERU. 5025. QUILLABAMBA. Apr 17. 2333 - 2355 UTC. Music and grettings in
quechua.45333 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire,
QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** ROMANIA. 11850. RRI. Apr. 17. 1943 - UTC. Program about the first World
broadcasting. 1952 musical program. 45343 to 45444 // 9610? (Claudio Galaz,
Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región,
Chile)

** SPAIN. 17855. Apr. 17. 2000 - UTC. "Tablero deportivo". 45444 //
11670?? //11940 45444 // 15520 45343 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO
V-111; Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)

** USA. 5970. EWTN. Apr. 17. 0233 - 0300 UTC. Mass. 45343 (Claudio Galaz,
Receiver: TIVDIO V-111; Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región,
Chile)

** USA. 7435. R. MARTI. Apr 17. 0320 - 0332 UTC. Program about Russia and
Ukraine and microprogram. 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receiver: TIVDIO V-111;
Antenna: Long Wire, QTH: Barraza Bajo, IV Región, Chile)
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7260kHz, R. Vanuatu; 13/04, 0545 – 0551 island music, male and female talks, island music. Back after 1 week silent, strong  ham QRM, poor (LOB-Brasil). 
https://soundcloud.com/user-463139565/vanuatu7260khz0545utc13042022?ref=clipboard&p=a&c=1&si=7e78ebc4ab204cbca6e329fb780824bd&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

7890kHz (2 x 3945kHz), R. Vanuatu; 13/04, 0609 – 0613 island music. After 0600 they change from 7260 to 3945kHz but only 7890 and 11835 (3 x 3945) was audible; poor,  fady (LOB-Brasil). 
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/XhdfN

11835kHz (3 x 3945kHz), R. Vanuatu; 14/04, 1000 – 1008 ToH ID flute music, news by female. Strong QRM maybe by 11840 R. Taiwan Int.(sometimes block); fair, deteriorating (LOB-Brasil). 
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/hxcXG

5020kHz, R. Solomon Islands BC, Solomon Islands, Honiara; 15/04, 0912 – 0917 male talks. Weak, like has been the last days but some enhancement over the listening (LOB-Brasil).   https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/4VNuk

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Wire 14m, dipole 18m 
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** ALBANIA [non]. 7730, Sun Apr 17 at 0608, WRMI S9+10 with travelog
of Albania, S9+10, so R. Tirana is still the primary occupant at 0600,
altho on April 13 Ivo Ivanov reported RFPI at this time: that may be
only weekly on Wednesdays (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** EAST TURKISTAN [and non]. 9880, April 16 at 2237, CRI Esperanto, VG
into UTwente, fluent YL with continuous musical bed; run across as I
am tracking Cairo. Via Kashgar, standard denunciation. Only Commies
SWBC in Esp`o, CRI and Cuba, per:
https://www.addx.de/cgi-bin/hfp.cgi
which shows RHC Sundays at 0600-0630 on 6100; really, instead of 0700?
I did not reconfirm either today (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** EGYPT. 9899.951, April 16 at 2227, R. Cairo suptorted music, S9+30
into UTwente; at 2236 can recognize talk in Portuguese distorted, so
now ``9900`` is the 2215-2230 Brazilian service instead of English at
2115-2245 which is now scheduled and sometimes heard on 9440, but
nothing there now. That would require two transmitters at once;
possible? So I keep checking for subsequent emissions:

9884.951, April 16 at 2333, now Cairo in Arabic to S America, S9+45
with occasional modulation peaks breaking thru. Still suptorted at
0042 April 17, now S9 tuning direct. Note the close match of the
-49/50 Hz offset from one frequency to another.

9889.950, April 17 at 0044, has now already upslid 5 kHz for the 0045
Spanish service, same horrible modulation, but I missed the
transition. Measured via UTwente not until 0157 when about to end,
S9+20 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** NORTH AMERICA. 6934.9 AM, April 17 at 0306, JBA talk, music, only
sign of a pirate as I haven`t been searching earlier during `prime
time` UT Sundays. These say it`s KMUD on ``6935``:
https://www.hfunderground.com/board/index.php/topic,96019.0.html
(Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A [and non]. WORLD OF RADIO 2134 monitoring: confirmed Saturday
April 16 at 1930 on WRMI 15770, S9/+10 into Maryland SDR but only
S4/S5 into UTwente and with RTTY warble on the LSB.

Also confirmed Sat Apr 16 at 1931 on WA0RCR, 1860 AM, Wentzville MO,
S9+10 into nearby Warrenton SDR, about 11 minutes into so started
early about 1920

Also confirmed UT Sunday April 17 at 0030 on WRMI 7780, S8/9+5 into
Tennessee SDR with storm crashes but better here than some other US
remotes.

Also confirmed UT Sunday April 17 at 0320 on WA0RCR 1860 AM, MO, about
8 minutes into so started circa 0312: S9+10 vs S9 local? noise level
unusual for nearby KB0FX SDR; amid R2 blackout but that should affect
the dayside, not nearby darkside groundwave. Axually better now into
Knoxville SDR, S9 with some storm crashes not nearby.

Also confirmed Sunday April 17 at 1402 on WMRI Europe via Channel 292,
Germany, 9670, about S4 into Castlegar, Ireland SDR, while Carlow
waterfall was blank; and not audible at UTwente = too close skipping
over. I tuned in just in time to hear WOR 2134 ending, so this week
must have started at 1333; then immediately into Russian. Next:

2000 UT Sunday IRRS 1323-Italy; & 918?
2230 UT Sunday WRMI 5950 to NNW [to be canceled? still Apr 3 but 10?]
0030 UT Monday WRMI 7780 to SW
0300vUT Monday WBCQ 6160v Area 51 to WSW
0030 UT Tuesday WRMI 9395 to NNW; 9455 to WNW
2230 UT Tuesday WRMI 9955 to SSE [jammed by Cuba]
1000 UT Wednesday Unique R, Australia 5035-USB or 3210-USB
1030 UT Wednesday WRMI 5850 to NW
2100 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v to WSW
0030 UT Thursday WRMI 9395 to NNW; 9455 to WNW
0130 UT Thursday WRMI 5010 to S; 9395 to NNW

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html

Thanks this week for financial support from Henry Blackwood
for a contribution via PayPal in US$ but not necessarily to
woradio at yahoo.com

One may also contribute by MO or check on a US bank to
Glenn Hauser, PO Box 1684, Enid OK 73702 (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

** U S A. 5950, April 17 at 0000, WRMI with second of three
consecutive Texas Radio Shortwave hours, this one being `Howdy
Neighbor` with music by Oklahomans, or about us. I make a few but not
continuous notes: Opening synthyl says broadcasting from the Arkansas
River between Port of Catoosa and Fort Smith, Arkansas. Songs are
pre-announced in groups of three; first including Jack Guthrie. 0011,
a Cadillac Boogie; 0013 surfin` song despite no seacoast; 0019, Prop
Me Up By The Jukebox If I Die; 0025 Tumblin` Tumbleweed by Gene Autry
[who by sheer coincidence came from Gene Autry, Oklahoma!]; 0031 My
Oklahoma by Bruce Springsteen, and no Muskogee; 0045 says neighbor
next week will be New Mexico, and Patti Page coming up. 0058
best-for-last finale, Oklahoma from the Broadway musical and segué to
YROT closing theme. Altho I could have heard it direct, for
convenience at computer I`m listening via Knoxville SDR which is
usually good for WRMI 5950.

From advance publicity: ``New Texas Radio Shortwave Program: TRSW Says
Howdy Oklahoma! At 0000 UTC, Sunday, April 17, On 5950 Khz, with music
by Oklahoma artists and songs about the state. There are some big
names on the artist list; also, we bet you’ve not heard of a few.
Here’s the list: Big Chief Henry's Indian String Band, Bruce
Springsteen, David Gates & The Country Boys, Gene Autry, Gene Pitney,
Hinder, Jack Guthrie, Jimmy Liggins, Joe Diffie, Lester Young, Mary
Kay Place, Oklahoma Movie Cast, Otto Gray & His Cowboy Band, Patti
Page, Turnpike Troubadours, Wanda Jackson. The third eQSL in the
series of four follows the design of the others. Email a reception
report on at least 20 minutes of what you hear to
texasradiosw@gmail.com`` (Glenn Hauser, Enid, WOR)

** VANUATU. 11835, April 17 at 0609, R. Vanuatu with S8/S9 of talk,
maybe English instead of Bislama, so third harmonic of 3945 still
funxions; 7890 with JBA carrier at second (Glenn Hauser, OK, WOR)

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Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
Logs in Reinante, NW of Spain
Tecsun S-8800 and PL-880, cable antenna, 8 meters
BOLIVIA, 3310, Radio Mosoj Chaski, Cotapachi, 0022-0034, 16-04, Bolivian 
songs. 25322.

Also heard, 0016-0026, 17-04, Quechua, comments, Brazilian songs. 15321.
BRAZIL
4885, Radio Clube do Pará, Belém, 0611-0655, 13-04, relaying Radio 
Bandeirantes news, sport news, Portuguese, “Radio Bandeirantes, primeiro 
jornal”. 35433.
Also heard, 0601-0654, 16-04, Brazilian songs, id. “Aqui na Radio Clube, 
Clube na Madrugada, ondas curtas, 4885 kHz…, unha emisora da Rede Brasil 
Amazonia de Comunicaçao, Belém, Pará, Brasil”, “Clube na Madrugada, na 
Radio Clube 690 kHz...” 25422.
6010, Radio Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte, 0550-0626, 15-04, Brazilian 
songs. Very weak. 15311.
6180, Radio Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia, 2102-2113, 14-04, 
Portuguese, comments. // 11780. 25322.
11780, Radio Nacional da Amazonia, Brasilia, 2050-2105, 13-04, Brazilian 
songs. 35433.
15189.1, Radio Inconfidencia, Belo Horizonte, 1720-1816, 14-04, 
Brazilian songs, Portuguese, comments. 15321.
CANADA, 6070, CFRX, Toronto, 0603-0628, 13-04, English, news, comments. 
QRM from Channel 292 on the same frequency. 21421.
COLOMBIA
4940, Fuerza de Paz, 0612-0645, 13-04, Spanish, religious comments. 
25322.

Also 0550-0635, 17-04, religious comments and songs. 25422.
6010, La Voz de tu Conciencia, Puerto Lleras, checked every day of the 
Holly Week and no signal.
ETHIOPIA
6090, Voice of Amhara State, Addis Ababa, 1810-1827, 14-04, Vernacular 
comments, East African songs. 14321.
7110, Radio Ethiopia, 1706-1810, 14-04, Vernacular comments, East 
African songs. Ham QRM. 23322.
LIBERIA, 6050, ELWA Radio, Monrovia, 0605-0620, 17-04, religious songs 
and comments, English. 15321.
MADAGASCAR, 6180, World Christian Broadcast, La Voz Alegre, Mahajanga, 
0330-0342, 14-04, Spanish, religious comments. 34433.
MALI, 5995, Radio Mali, Bamako, 1845-1910, 16-04, French, comments, at 
1856 English program “English Magazine”. 25322.
MEXICO, 6185, Radio Educación, Ciudad de México, 055-0710, 14-04, 
Spanish songs, id. “1060 AM, vive la cultura en Radio Educación”, other 
songs, classical music. 24322.
NETHERLANDS, 6020, Radio Delta International, Elburg, 1705-1736, 16-04, 
pop songs in English, id. “Radio Delta International”, English comments. 
25322.
NIGERIA, 7254.9, Voice of Nigeria, Abuja Lugbe, *0559-0612, 14-04, 
interval signal, Vernacular, comments. 25322.
PERU, 4775, Radio Tarma, Tarma, 0017-0024, 17-04, Spanish, 
comments.15321.
SPAIN, 6930.9, Indy Radio, Seville? relaying Ukrainian Radio, 1712-1756, 
12-04, Ukrainian, news, comments. 35433.

Also 0637- , 17-04, Ukrainian, news and comments. 25432.
TAJIKISTAN, 4765, Tajik Radio, Dushanbe, 1840-1856, 12-04, Tajik, 
comments. 15321.
USA, 25000, WWV, Fort Collins Colorado, 1701-1714 , 12-04, time signals, 
time male voice announcements each minute. // 20000 and 15000. 25432.
VANUATU
7260, Radio Vanuatu, Port Vila, 0550-0559*, 17-04, strong carrier, some 
audio heard on LSB, but unintelligible due to extremely weak signal.
11835 (3945 3rd harmonic), Radio Vanuatu, Port Vila, 0617-0636, 14-04, 
songs and comments in English. Very weak.  Program matches with Vanuatu 
via SDR Kiwi remote receivers in New Zealand. 15321.
Also heard 0733-0750, 17-04, strong carrier, extremely weak audio, 
barely audible.
VATICAN STATE
7360, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, 1946-2008, 15-04, English 
comments,  Special Easter Way of the Cross in Latin. 45444.
9695, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, 1952-2007, 15-04, Russian 
comments, Special Easter Way to the Cross in Latin. 34433.
9705, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, 1730-1738, 16-04, Ukrainian 
comments, Special Easter Vigil in Latin. 45444.
11815, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, 1731-1739, 16-04, Russian 
comments, Special Easter Vigil in Latin. 44444.
15565, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, *1721-1810, 16-04, English 
comments, Special Easter Vigil in Latin, “Welcome to the Easter Vigil, 
Vatican Radio”. 45444.
15575, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, *0750-0815, 17-04, 
interval signal, French comments, Special Easter Holy Mass in Latin. 
45444.
15595, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, 0952-0812, 17-04, Arabic 
comments, Special Easter Holy Mass in Latin.45444.
17775, Vatican Radio, Santa Maria di Galeria, 0953-0816, 17-04, English 
comments, Special Easter Holy Mass in Latin. 15321.

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