Rudolf Grimm / grimm.r@outlook.com.br, dxways-br.blogspot.com
São Bernardo, SP – BRAZIL (GG66rg)
Rx: Tecsun S-2000, Horizontal wire antenna 20m + Headphone
Legend: (@): Stream checked /// (t): tentative /// (?): unrecognized, unidentified.
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Stations heard in São Bernardo, SP (# 426)
December 11, 2025

GERMANY
.. 11700 kHz: Adventist World Radio, via Nauen – in Igbo to Nigeria, Dec 11: 1938-1945. A message, talk, contact address, id ‘Adventist World Radio’, a song by a choir. S=6.

GUAM
.. 15215 kHz: Adventist World Radio, via Agat – in Hindi to Southern India, Dec 11: 1542-1549. A Christian message, music, talk by OM / YL. S=4.

INDIA
.. 11900 kHz: Akashvani External Service, Bangalore – in French to Western Europe, Dec 11: 1945-1952. Songs in the local language, commentaries by a male voice about humanity, and an Italian Mail newspaper, United States. S=7.

MALI
.. China Radio International, via Bamako – in Portuguese to West Africa, Dec 11: 1952-1957. Chinese music, information about broadcast times and frequencies in Portuguese language to Africa. S=5.

SPAIN
.. 12030 kHz: Radio Exterior de España, Noblejas – in Spanish to Middle East and Indian Ocean. Dec 11: 2001-1009. Identification, News Bulletin, News about Brussels, Germany, and European leaders. Sports: news about the clubs Rayo Vallecano and Celta. S=5.

VIETNAM
.. 11885 kHz: Voice of Vietnam, Hanoi – in French to Europe, Middle East and North Africa, Dec 11: 1931-1939. News bulletin, commentaries by OM / YL, interview mentioning to Vietnam. S=6.

*** Lately I've been using individual receivers for each day's listening sessions (with the same antenna), in order to verify the performance of each receiver and antenna combination.
I live in the urban area of ​​São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, less than 300 meters in a straight line from the Volkswagen do Brazil headquarters (were I worked for 35 years), with all its machinery producing hundreds of cars a day, an excellent generator of random noise 24 hours a day.
Today I used the Tecsun S-2000, connected to a 20-meter-long wire antenna, stretched 8 meters off the ground, above the roofline of the house.
Nothing to complain about! The S-2000 performed satisfactorily in a real test reception, presenting Adventist World Radio satisfactorily via Agat GUAM (15215), at one of the worst times of the day, that is, 12:42 local time, 15:42 UTC.
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73, and good DX’s
Rudolf Grimm

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