BANGLA DESH   4750even kHz  Noted Bangladesh Betar’s
endless 1000 Hertz TEST TONE signal,
frome  tune-in 13.04 til 13.11:50 UT,
followed by subcontinental Flute Pause interval tone signal melody
S=9+30dB in remote SDR at Delhi, at 13.12 UT on Dec 25.
The pause signal audiowise sounds very good, as if the test tone and the
pause signal come directly from TX house nearby.
Without long detours via the public feeder network from the BGD capital
Dhaka BC House ?
73 wb
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glenn Hauser via Groups.Io" <wghauser=yahoo.com@groups.io>

Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2019 3:16 AM
Subject: [WOR] Bangla Desh: 4750 kHz
Bangladesh - There was a report, that Bangladesh Betar’s 4750 kHz was
returned to the home service. On 24 December 2019, 4750 kHz was heard at
1800 h UTC in Europe with news from the English external service. The
modulation was distorted but in a kind of parallel with the delayed internet
stream at
https://betar.portal.gov.bd/site/page/de73eea4-5e38-456f-a094-dde9aa140511
My chrome and firefox browsers always warn me against accessing the website
of Bangladesh Betar. Every time I log into the internet stream, there is
advertising in German before I get the original audio stream of Bangladesh
Betar.
(Dr Hansjoerg Biener 24 December 2019, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
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Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
http://www.frsholland.nl/20-latest-news/136-frs-holland-seasonal-broadcast-december-2019.html
FRS-Holland Seasonal broadcast December 2019
On Sunday December 29th, FRS-Holland will be traditionally ring out the 
2019 year with its Seasonal broadcast on 7700//5810 (or 5800- 5790) kHz. 
Programmes will run from 08:52- 14:05 UTC/ 09:52- 15:05 CET. In addition 
all programmes will be repeated following close down of the first run: 
14:05- 19:10 UTC/ 15:05- 20:10 CET.
The complete FRS team will join the party including Dave Scott, Jan van 
Dijk, Mike Taylor, Bert van Leer & Peter Verbruggen. Traditionally it 
will be a mix of carefully selected rock/pop music and a number of 
(radio related) programme items as well as mail from November 10th and a 
few Seasonal greetings. We also look back in the comprehensive FRS 
archives: a flashback to December 1982. And: a new edition of FRS goes 
DX will be aired  including news from the world of (free) Radio. Just 
listen out for yourself!! Important: there's always the possibility 
we're forced to change frequency during the broadcast. In such case FRS 
will publish it on the website. So...if there's latest news...you will 
find it on [ frsholland.nl --> Latest News].
May we take this opportunity to thank you, the listener for your support 
over 2019 hoping we may count on you in 2020, being our 40th year as a 
Free Radio station on short wave. We would like to express the wish that 
 2020 will become a peaceful, successful and healthy year ! Have a great 
Season Holiday,  73s from Peter, Jan, Mike, Brian, Dave, Roger & Bert.
UTC Time
PROGRAMME SCHEDULE SUNDAY DECEMBER 29th
CET Time
08:52
Station-opening: ID's & Theme tune
09:52
09:02
FRS Magazine- Peter Verbruggen with the best music from the past 
decades.
Including the Day Calendar for December 29th, a reflection on 2019 and 
November mail.
10:02
10:00
German Show- Jan van Dijk.
Jan mainly focuses on new music and features the "Forgotten pirate" and 
"Uplink". Of course also November mail.
11:00
11:00
Dave Scott's Radiowaves  featuring classic rock, modern progressive 
rock, radio chat

and reminiscences about landbased free radio. November mail.
12:00
12:00
FRS Goes DXmas - Peter Verbruggen with News from around the World & SW 
news
13:00
12:30
Musical Express- Bert van Leer
Music from 70s/80s plus radio related item & November mail.
13:30
13:15
Everything 80s - Mike Taylor Roger plays familiar and forgotten 1980s 
stuff. November mail.
14:15
14:00
Close down
15:00

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igen, igen,
was never a veiled secret,
I guess -
37°35'41.77" N   126°50'37.69"
Voice of the People, here since mid-2014 year
KOR_  Goyang-si Gyeonggi-do,
11 x dipol curtains,
maybe easy 2 horizontal rows antenna type ?
3 x MW masts on the edge of the area,
in the middle of the vegetable and fruit plantations greenhouses.
MW 1143 kHz 100 kW etc. etc.
Nearby
KOR_Gaebong 639 kHz 50 kW  2 masts
37 29 33 N  126 51 46 E
KOR_1053 kHz Gimpo, 250 kW_jamming_4 MW masts
37°36'25.39" N  126°35'58.83" E
KOR_SBS / HLSQ Ilsan, Goyang 792 kHz 50 kW
37°38'20.29" N  126°48'6.26" E
# # #
Nowon-gu Gyeonggi-do site,
likely SouthKorean security service radio area,
many dishes and antennas visible all over the place
37°38'11.19" N  127°06'29.61" E
and
37°38'17.98" N  127°06'35.44" E
TX house likely midst in the wood
37°38'14.73" N  127°06'35.10"E

Re Taereung
called is the
Taereung Ice Rink
Icesports Center across the highway, few kilometers away.
Korea National Training Center
727 Hwarang-ro, Gongneung-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul, Südkorea
https://goo.gl/maps/hy9UZYqQPbNQftqg8
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "hungaroboy" Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2019 12:10 PM

Subject: Re: [WOR] Fw: Anker Petersen Tips from Denmark
In this log I noticed 2 things in the transmitter location part in South
Korea.
First is with the 3915 kHz ... Goyang, South Korea
Maybe it is good to mention that other sources are using another
romanization of this location as Koyang.
The second is with the 4885 kHz ... Taereung site.
Formerly I found only Nowon-gu as the transmitter location in other
publications.
(Nowon is the name of a district of Seoul, the capital of South Korea.
The gu at the end of the word is the word "district" in Korean - according
to the Wikipedia.)
When is this location changed from Nowon-gu to Taereung? Was someone located
the transmitter's site more accurately than the previous sources mentioned?
Maybe I missed something.
Tibor Gaal - Budapest, Hungary
  <WOR@groups.io>, ezt írta:
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2019, 3:55:36 PM GMT
Subject: [WB RADIO] Tips from Denmark
Dear DX-friends,
Here is what I heard up to Christmas in Skovlunde on my AOR AR7030PLUS with
28 metres of longwire:
Shortwave:
2850 2225-2230 17.12 KRE KCBS, Pyongyang Korean conversation, music 35433
AP-DNK
3320 2230-2235 17.12 KRE PBS, Pyongyang Korean songs 35232 AP-DNK
3915 2200-2225 17.12 CLA Voice of the People, via Goyang, South Korea (ex
3910) Korean talk 43433 jamming - also spoiling weaker BBC, Kranji, which
did not use new 3960 AP-DNK
4885 2315-2320 17.12 CLA R Echo of Hope, via Taereung, South Korea Korean
talk 44333 QRM weak Brazil AP-DNK
Merry Christmas to all of you !
Anker (via DXLD)
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Flash:
ohh, I see latest Ampegon Switzerland - Germany shortwave antenna design
like RIGID - easy Alliss type ... Ludwigshafen-Schifferstadt company.
https://goo.gl/maps/wWY9eNKAKSjJPT9A6

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2019 1:48 PM

Subject: Re: [HCDX] [WOR] Fw: Anker Petersen Tips from Denmark

igen, igen,
was never a veiled secret,
I guess -
37°35'41.77" N   126°50'37.69"
Voice of the People, here since mid-2014 year
KOR_  Goyang-si Gyeonggi-do,
11 x dipol curtains,
maybe easy 2 horizontal rows antenna type ?
3 x MW masts on the edge of the area,
in the middle of the vegetable and fruit plantations greenhouses.
MW 1143 kHz 100 kW etc. etc.
Nearby
KOR_Gaebong 639 kHz 50 kW  2 masts
37 29 33 N  126 51 46 E
KOR_1053 kHz Gimpo, 250 kW_jamming_4 MW masts
37°36'25.39" N  126°35'58.83" E
KOR_SBS / HLSQ Ilsan, Goyang 792 kHz 50 kW
37°38'20.29" N  126°48'6.26" E
# # #
Nowon-gu Gyeonggi-do site,
likely SouthKorean security service radio area,
many dishes and antennas visible all over the place
37°38'11.19" N  127°06'29.61" E
and
37°38'17.98" N  127°06'35.44" E
TX house likely midst in the wood
37°38'14.73" N  127°06'35.10"E

Re Taereung
called is the
Taereung Ice Rink
Icesports Center across the highway, few kilometers away.
Korea National Training Center
727 Hwarang-ro, Gongneung-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul, Südkorea
https://goo.gl/maps/hy9UZYqQPbNQftqg8
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "hungaroboy" Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2019 12:10 PM

Subject: Re: [WOR] Fw: Anker Petersen Tips from Denmark
In this log I noticed 2 things in the transmitter location part in South
Korea.
First is with the 3915 kHz ... Goyang, South Korea
Maybe it is good to mention that other sources are using another
romanization of this location as Koyang.
The second is with the 4885 kHz ... Taereung site.
Formerly I found only Nowon-gu as the transmitter location in other
publications.
(Nowon is the name of a district of Seoul, the capital of South Korea.
The gu at the end of the word is the word "district" in Korean - according
to the Wikipedia.)
When is this location changed from Nowon-gu to Taereung? Was someone
located
the transmitter's site more accurately than the previous sources
mentioned?
Maybe I missed something.
Tibor Gaal - Budapest, Hungary
  <WOR@groups.io>, ezt írta:
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2019, 3:55:36 PM GMT
Subject: [WB RADIO] Tips from Denmark
Dear DX-friends,
Here is what I heard up to Christmas in Skovlunde on my AOR AR7030PLUS
with
28 metres of longwire:
Shortwave:
2850 2225-2230 17.12 KRE KCBS, Pyongyang Korean conversation, music 35433
AP-DNK
3320 2230-2235 17.12 KRE PBS, Pyongyang Korean songs 35232 AP-DNK
3915 2200-2225 17.12 CLA Voice of the People, via Goyang, South Korea (ex
3910) Korean talk 43433 jamming - also spoiling weaker BBC, Kranji, which
did not use new 3960 AP-DNK
4885 2315-2320 17.12 CLA R Echo of Hope, via Taereung, South Korea Korean
talk 44333 QRM weak Brazil AP-DNK
Merry Christmas to all of you !
Anker (via DXLD)
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It would appear at about 5:28am pacific, they play the national anthem
after finishing with the first half hour of a syndicated morning news
magazine show... the anthem is immediately followed by the intro to their
local news program with Kelly Frost.

I thought this might make them easier to log if you need to or help in
figuring out what you logged if you heard this and had no clue since
everyone on 1670 is english, full time or foreign language and you wouldn't
think theyd play this.

Paul
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