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Glenn Hauser logs November 3-4, 2019

Tuesday, November 05 2019

CUBA at 23.30 - 24.00 UT Nov 4

5040 RHC Sp
6000 Mesa Redonda SP speech to crowd
9535 RHC Sp
9640 RHC Sp weak signal in TWR Bonaire Kiwi and Edmonton Alb-CAN SDR
11700 S=9 empty carrier, not Mesa Redonda px, start RHC IS Sp at 23.59 UT
11760 RHC Sp
11850 RHC Sp
11950 Mesa Redonda SP speech to crowd, til 24.00 UT

at 00.10 UT on Nov 5
6000 Mesa Redonda SP speech to crowd - still
5990 CRI Spanish via QUI, (underneath intermodulation MR of 6000 kHz QUI)
6010 intermodulation QUI - of 5990 CRI and 6000 Mesa Redonda extend)

73 wb

----- Original Message -----From: "Glenn Hauser via Hard-Core-DX" Sent: Monday, November 04, 2019 8:16PM

Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs November 3-4, 2019

** CUBA. 15140, Sun Nov 3 at 2009, RHC English confirmed an hour later
than summer, 20-21 UT and still on 15140. ``Ed Newman`` is introducing
a panel discussion at some institute, with big names such as Ricardo
Alarcón, former? foreign minister, etc., two of The Cuban Five (spy
heroes, not frequencies), and Tania Hernández, who is now director of
RHC, rising from the French department. Taking questions from
audience, subject seems to be The Blockade, with usual anti-American
sentiments; in English as long as I listen for a few minutes. Seems
special rather than regular programming, could even be live.

Jean-Michel Aubier, France, elucidates on the WOR iog: ``English is
now at 2000, still on 15140, but also on 15370 from 2030 (?),
frequency which was expected to be in French. At 2030, the programme
is a speech (with translation into English). After, another speech in
Spanish (without translation). Seems to be a special programme
(Mentions of Maduro and Lula Da Silva). Arabic was aired at 1900 on
15140 followed by Creole on 15140 too (both // = live stream)`` (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CUBA. 7380, Nov 3 at 2315, RHC is off the frequency which had had
English to ``Africa`` at this late hour in A-19. Then it coincided
with English hour on tropical 5040, but that is now in Spanish; still
slightly off-frequency+plus, 5040.052 and undermodulated at 2322. As
usual however, 5040 English has latened an hour as heard at 0001 Nov 4
repeating the Blockade discussion aired earlier at 2000 on 15140.

So what has become of the second English broadcast of the day? Nothing
now on previous frequencies 9720 or 11880. Could have shifted one hour
*earlier*, opposite of what one would expect post-DST, as in previous
winters to be at 2200-2300 somewhere. Need to search for it then.
Something`s always wrong at RHC (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)
This report despatched at 1916 UT November 4
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Glenn Hauser logs November 3-4, 2019

Monday, November 04 2019

WORLD OF RADIO HITLIST UPDATE

Hi Glenn, my latest Hitlist update.
https://www.w4uvh.net/hitlist.htm

1) Australia - Reach Beyond: Updated links to frequency and programme
schedules
2) Germany - R Marabu: Updated link to programme pages
3) Spain - REE: Updated link to current frequency schedule
3) USA - VOA: Updated links to frequency and programme pages
4) Updated UTC offset notations (due to summer time changes) for Cuba
and USA

Unless there's a major change anywhere, the next update will be early
December. Best wishes and 73 (Alan Roe, UK, Nov 4)

** ALASKA. 11670, Nov 4 at 1413, I finally get around to checking KNLS
English hour scheduled here for B-19 per HFCC --- ZERO signal; so
maybe it`s really on 11760 buried under Habana as on own sked:
https://www.worldchristian.org/welcome/who-we-are/how-to-listen/

Either way it`s unlikely propagating backward across night path. NOR
as intended westward for E Asia across the dark winter night path.
They should be on 6 or maybe 7 MHz band, propagation 101. The 1200
English is also allegedly on 25m, and the other transmitter on 9665,
without contradixion: can we detect it then? zzz (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** AUSTRALIA. 11874.977, Nov 4 at 1352, South Asian talk,
off-frequency; what`s it? HFCC shows Reach Beyond on 11875 at
1200-1400, 100 kW, 310 degrees in English. So what is it really?
Convoluted B-19 sked via Alan Roe shows this quarter hour only on
Mondays is in Urdu, 1359 closing with a .org address and off after
1400 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CANADA. 362 kHz, Nov 4 at 0649 UT, NDB sending dash and SB. It`s
500 watts from Greater Sudbury, Ont., per dxinfocentre.com

366 kHz, Nov 4 at 0650 UT, dash and YMW, i.e. 500 watts from Maniwaki,
Quebec (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** CHINA [non]. 13650, Nov 3 at 2320, Chinese music fill instead of
CRI Portuguese via CUBA, but now it`s overmodulated/distorted like so
many other such incompetent Cuban relays. Something`s always wrong at
RadioCuba (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** FRANCE. 17800 & 17825, Nov 4 at 1507, JBA AM carriers, as yacht
weather for Mini Transat racers from Gran Canaria to Martinique has
resumed since Nov 2, now on higher band for greater distances from
Issoudun. One of them supposed to be in DRM, but I have AM carriers on
both and too weak to detect DRM noise, surely none as it does not mix
with AM. 1522 quite better at S8 and S7 respectively, YL in French.
Better than 17775 KVOH. There is also supposed to be some English, and
altho registered a full hour, winds up long before then; and maybe
long before Nov 30 if all go well (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** IRAN. 9835, Nov 4 at 1404, S2-S7 carrier with flutter, open or JBM?
At first hoped Malaysia could be back but scheduled at 1320-1420 is
VIRI Sirjan in Russian also USwards (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** KURDISTAN [non]. 11540, Nov 4 at 1345, SW Asian music, S3-S5, SAH
from two stations, no doubt the Kurdo-Turco radio war, only active
frequency around here at the moment (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS. 9985.035, Nov 4 at 1356 song in English,
Carly? 1400 VOA jingle, and Korean, fair-good. Only 9985 is USAGM
scheduled 13-22 UT via SAIPAN: another off-frequency (Glenn Hauser,
OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS. 11855.036, Nov 4 at 1347, sounds like S
Asian discussion about Pakistan and Kashmir, S9-S7, 1350 brief bit in
English about same. Aoki/NDXC and HFCC say 11855 this hour only is RFA
Tibetan via SAIPAN; which is typically inexact in frequency (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** SPAIN. 774 kHz, Nov 4 at 0554 during JBA TA MW carrier search, this
is strongest and bearing some audio; at 0601 sounds like Castilian
intonation, YL talking and some music; 0628 still talk, 0630
timesignal typical on half-hours from RNE1. Except for some very low
power UKs, the RNE1 synchros on 774 are the only signals in W Europe,
eight of them ranging from 100 kW Valencia down to 10 kW at four
locations, adding up to 270 kW. Since I was hearing a beat, at least
one of them must be slightly off-frequency. 774 is also just about the
best split, near evenly with nothing big on 770, but plenty splash
from 780 WBBM, even tuning LSB (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING
DIGEST)

** THAILAND. 9940, Nov 4 at 1403, HSK9 with news in English, S4-S7
with flutter, not very good but better than nothing on the so-called N
American service on 13750 at 0000-0330; 1400-1430 & 1230-1300 on 9940
are for SE Asia/Australia, 250 kW, 132 degrees. No CCI or ACI here,
unlike ex-9390. We should try for the temporary? English at 1300-1315
which is at 55 degrees (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TIBET [non]. 15745, Nov 4 at 1341, unknown language marred by
modulation drop-outs, S5-S8. Only HFCC/Aoki listee is RFA Bod/Tibetan
via TAJIKISTAN; but no jamming heard here. Off after 1400 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** TURKEY. 5960, Nov 3 at 2310, NO signal from VOT English to N
America; but 2331 recheck now it`s on with song, S8-S9; 2352 music, I
guess it`s their nondescript ``interval signal``, from 2356
interrupted about twice a minute for IDs in GERMAN, and sure enough
stays on air with 5+1 timesignal 2.5 seconds late past 0000 UT Nov 4,
and opening German hour, ``Hier ist die Stimme der Türkei``. Don`t
know how much longer stayed on, but often a foulup as German may be
available on their program feed from Ankara to Emirler but NOT
supposed to go on SW at this time. If this ever happen on Saturday
into UT Sunday, will collide with weekly Mighty Farty KBC via Germany,
which is obviously willing to risk it by repeatedly choosing 5960 in
winters (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 379 kHz, Nov 4 at 0652 UT, ND beacon RUE. It`s 25 watts from
Russellville, Arkansas. I was tuned to 380. See also CANADA for two
more (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. WORLD OF RADIO 2006 monitoring: WoR on IRRS 7290 kHz
Saturday now --- Alan Gale, England, reports at 1903 UT Sat Nov 2:

``Hi Glenn, [7290 Romania] IRRS has just come on air at 1900 UT, and
the first programme on is World of Radio, so it looks like Saturday
evening is the new slot for your show now``

I reply: ``Alan, Good, but sked does not show it, rather vague:

https://www.nexus.org/member-services/radio-and-tv/schedules/saturday-program-schedule/
May be one of the ``random`` times, so need to see if it continue.``

``Hi Glenn, It seems to be a bit truncated too, it switched to another
programme around 1918 UT. I seem to recall they used to do something
similar once before, and it was mainly in A-19 when it
became a regular in the 1815 - 1845 slot on Mondays. The programme
that followed it tonight was called Global Voice or something like
that, sounded like some sort of podcast. I listen most evenings if I'm
in so I'll keep monitoring it. Alan``

And again on Sunday, from Alan Roe, Teddington UK: ``ITALY [non]. An
unscheduled partial airing of World of Radio being heard today (Sunday
3 November) in progress on tune-in at 1949 UT on 7290 kHz, with items
on China and Cuba and cutting of just before 2000 when IRRS
signed-off. I guess WOR must have started at around 1945``

Configured as it is with unrelated items in alfabetical order, I know
it must be tempting to air fragments of WOR as filler, but I would
rather the show be aired complete or not at all. A little schedule
juggling should find continuous 29-minute slots for it (gh)

Still maladjusting to Standard Time (but which should be always), I
miss checking the Sun 2130 and UT Mon 0130 airings of WOR on WRMI,
which are presumed to continue at the same UTs. Expect soon to have
results of Richard Langley`s regular recording/monitoring of 7780
Sunday evenings.

Confirmed UT Monday November 4 at 0230 WRMI 7780, JBA.

Also confirmed UT Mon Nov 4 starting at 0400 (ex-0300) on Area 51
webcast, and at 0422 check of WBCQ 5130-, S9-S8 but noisy.

Also confirmed UT Mon Nov 4 after 0430 (ex-0330) on WRMI webcast, and
poor S5-S7 at 0446 check of 9955.

Also confirmed Monday Nov 4 at 1902 on IRRS 7290, well underway so
maybe started close to 1900; no connexion to UTwente, so I get to it
via OH5AE SDR in Finland. Need AM Narrow or LSB due to heavy splash
from 7295. Audio is skipping, hope an output rather than input problem
at OH5AE. Hope; assume the whole WOR play at this time. Next:

0100 UT Tuesday WRMI 7780 to NE
2200 UT Wednesday WBCQ 7490v [ex-2100] to WSW
0100 UT Thursday WRMI 7780 to NE

Full schedule including AM, FM, webcasts, satellite, podcasts:
http://www.worldofradio.com/radioskd.html
[now updated for standard season]
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A [and non]. 6060, Sun Nov 3 at 2312, NO signal yet from WRMI
as planned from Oct 28, then delayed until Nov 4; and still on 5800 VP
with talk, SMTV? Ex-4980. 0002 Nov 4 recheck, still on 5800 and no
6060. However I do have a JBA carrier on 6060, which per latest HFCC
could be Iran in Arabic, or CNR from CDU site in China (not keyed in
WRTH 2019 tables; Chengdu?).

The open question is whether Arnie will reactivate 6060 for RHC`s
delayed B-19 sked, after unceremoniously dropping it early in the A-19
season. The WRMI skedgrid shows 5800 at 21-24, and 6060 only at 00-02.
The reason for WRMI choosing it is to ``reactivate`` an old General
Pacheco frequency when RAE was direct from Argentina, with the Spanish
relay already retimed to 0100-0200 Tue-Sat, instead of 2200-2300 M-F
on 5010, but in the first week should have been on 5800, when we heard
only dead air. Maybe all this will be sorted out by Nov 4 into UT Nov
5? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 7490.07, Sunday Nov 3 at 2326, tail end of `Uncle Bill`s
Melting Pot` via WBCQ, S9/+10. Hope like last week he will get a
secret repeat 25 hours later, which now would be 0000 UT Tuesday
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 3215, Sunday November 3 at 2325, very poor open carrier,
S7-S9, presumably WWRB but much weaker than normal. Has always been
unclear what time their weekend-only emissions start; but 2332 recheck
now with hymn, like Hammond organ, and 2336 undermodulated gospel
huxtress. WWRB may now use 3215 until 0200 when WWCR takes over, and
WWRB then shift to 3195 instead of using that only in the first place
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 17775, Nov 4 at 1507, JBA carrier, presumed KVOH now opening
an hour later M-F. Have the Simi Valley fires and power cuts abated?
Program sked still as of Sept 1
http://voiceofhope.com/schedule/kvoh_program_grid.pdf
so not updated for standard time, but DX shows should now be at 1600
UT: M & F Frecuencia al Dia; Sat Wavescan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1560 & 1520, replies to my log of KGOW and not KYND:

``Glenn, KYND is still off. Haven't heard anything out of them since
September 24. Also KGOW still using its night site during the daytime,
at least all the times I have checked recently (Stephen Luce, Houston,
Texas, 2206 UT Nov 3, WOR iog via DXLD)``

``I don't see anything at the FCC website where KYND has applied for
any type of STA (Special Temporary Authority) to be silent (Bob
Biermann, WRMI, ibid.)`` (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** VATICAN [non]. 5930, Nov 4 at 1437, undermodulated talk past 1507.
Aoki/NDXC and HFCC show it`s Vatican News/Radio at 1430-1530 in
Hindi/Tamil/Malalayam, 250 kW due west via Tinang, PHILIPPINES;
violating Separation of Church and State (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)

UNIDENTIFIED. TA conditions must be VG, as earlier Mark Connelly in MA
reported Syria ``inbooming`` (where did he get that?) on 783 kHz. Too
late for that now, but at 0550-0600 I decide to perform a JBA MW
carrier search on the R-75 with E/W longwire, and find plenty of them:
531, 549, 558(2), 567, 585(2), 595.9, 621, 639, 684, 693(2), 711, 729,
738, 747, 756, 774(2: See SPAIN), 801, 837, 882, 909, 936(2), 954, 963
(both sides of my 960 local), 999, 1053, 1062, 1089, 1125(2), 1134,
1215, 1305, 1566 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

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log in eastern Thailand South East Asia and some US remote SDR rxs in FL, NJ, MI state; as well as Kiwi SDR in TWR Bonaire Antil

Monday, November 04 2019

Some US remote SDR rxs used at 01.20 to 01.40 UT Nov 4 in FL, NJ, MI state;
as well as Kiwi SDR in TWR Bonaire Antilles installation.

CUBA 6180even CRI Beijing English sce via Cuban Quivican San Felipe TITAN
250 kW relay site, excellent audio tonight at 01.25 UT on Nov 4.
S=9+15dB in NJ and MI.

5999.994 kHz RHC in English, also via same bcast center TITAN, though
distorted and overmodulated audio at 01.27 UT on Nov 4.

5799.997 USA WRMI poor S=7 signal in eastern US remotes except much stronger
in Kiwi SDR at Arizona, mx at 01.29 UT, but powerhouse signal noted on
remote TWR Bonaire Antilles Kiwi SDR like S=9 or -64dBm !

So 5800 / 6060 kHz entries of TX #3 seen on new WRMI data sheet of Nov 4,
use an antenna at 160 degrees southwards of Okeechobee Florida.

5850 kHz outlet at 315 degrees towards AZ / CA / VA states, noted
only S=6-7 or -88dBm signal in Bonaire.

[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 4)

3915even SNG BBC via Kranji Singapore relay En sce in 23-24 UT hour,
at 23.10 UT on Nov 3 S=9+35dB powerful noted in South East Asia,
11.6 kHz wideband excellent signal, presenter talk on
Mandalay Burma novella.
3990.004 CHN PBS Gannan in Tibetan, S=8 or -76dBm at 23.20 UT in eastern
Thailand SoEaAS.

CODAR signal in 4385 - 4415 kHz range.

4800even CHN CNR1 Geermu in Chinese at 23.25 UT, S=9+20dB or -62dBm,
20 kHz wideband signal.
4810even IND AIR Mumbai, empty carrier still on air already at 23.31 UT
S=9+5dB signal.
4820even CHN PBS Xizang from Lhasa Tibet in Chinese, S=9+15dB at 23.33 UT
4905even CHN CNR11 PBS Xizang from Lhasa Tibet in Tibetan,
S=9+20dB at 23.33 UT on Nov 3.
Not stable fq, moved up and down 5 Hertz. S=9+15dB on
4919.972 CHN same program from Lhasa Baiding site at 23.37 UT.
4949.730 AGL R Nacional Mulenvos weak and tiny signal in SoEaASia.
S=3-4 or -110dBm at 23.38 UT on Nov 3.

Strongest stn program signal in 60 mb:
5050even CHN VoBeibu Bay Radio in Chinese from Nanning site #954.
S=9+35dB powerful, 16.5 kHz wideband audio signal. 23.40 UT.
5890even SNG BBC English via Kranji, extreme S=9+45dB powerhouse signal
2 x 5.4 = 10.8 kHz wideband. At 23.43 UT on Nov 3.
5914.982 MMR Myanmar Radio from new capital Nay Pye Daw, S=9+30dB,
Burmese sce, 18 kHz wideband at 23.44 UT, underneath weak tiny
5915even CHN CRI Kashgar in English, at 23.47 UT.
5925even VTN Voice of Vietnam 2nd px from Hanoi Xuan site. empty carrier
of S=9+20dB at 23.48 UT. Underneath CNR5 from Beijing CHN.
5959.925 CHN PBS Xining Lingshi via Urumqi, S=8-9 at 23.51 UT and co-ch
5960.005 TUR TRT Emirler English underneath reception.
5970even very bad mixture channel of various program and jamming outlets
UAE RFA Al Dhabbaya relay in Tibetan, co-ch CNR1 some jammer
accompanied ECHO effect at 23.53 UT on Nov 3, S=9+30dB jam .
5985even MMR Myanmar Radio from old capital Yengu - Yangoon, S=9+30dB
Burmese, 23.55 UT, 8 kHz wide audio block visible on screen.
6014.989 CHN PBS Xinjiang in Kazakh from Urumqi site, pop mx S=9+5dB
at 23.58 UT on Nov 3 checked in same program 7340even kHz.
6020even VTN Voice of Vietnam 4th px, from Dac Lac Buon Ma Thuot
noted at 00.00 UT on Nov 4 on S=9+25dB level in eastern THA,
8 kHz wide signal seen. Observed again two main accompanied
main spurious signals of S=8 strength
- as since last decade observed - on
6006.580 and
6033.420 kHz, as well as some minor spurious peaks visible on 50, 190,
380, 560, 750, 1310, 1700 Hertz distance. Two SW ant / 4 masts
visible, as well as tall MW mast in center on G.M. and Bing maps

https://goo.gl/maps/gaCDyqpAYq9U9e5A7

https://binged.it/2ptSjsS

6059.990 CHN PBS Sichuan in Tibetan from Chengdu site, S=7-8 fair
signal at 00.10 UT on Nov 4. Co-channel program underneath on
6060.004 IRN IRIB Arabic from Zahedan site.

Terrible bad audio signal mixture on
6075 kHz CHN S=9+30dB CNR jamming at 00.13 UT on Nov 4, against
6075 kHz TWN RTI some Chinese sce. Also regular
6075even CHN CRI English from Kashgar,
6075 CHN PBS Qinghai Yushu as CNR1 relay Chinese relay 6074.937 kHz

6079.995 CHN PBS Hulun Buir Hailar in Mongolian, S=8 fair at 00.17 UT.
6089.985 CHN CNR 2nd China Business Radio sce from Geermu #916 site,
S=9+15dB at 00.19 UT; and co-channel
6090even CHN PBS Xizang from Lhasa Tibet relay site. lower S=9+5dB

6130v kHz as not observed in recent months NOT ON AIR - LNR Vientiane.

6140.027 IND AIR Urdu sce, late program start noted at 00.21 UT on Nov 4.
unstable in frequency, wandered up/down +/- 10 Hertz distance.
S=9+5dB fluttery signal in eastern Thailand remote SDR.
AIR pause signal heard at 00.24 UT.
6150.004 THA VoA Udorn Thani, in Burmese, S=9+35dB powerhouse at 00.26 UT
11.7 kHz wideband signal.
6164.996 MMR Thazin Radio from Pyin U Lwin in northern Myanmar.
At 00.27 UT S=9+20dB powerful, empty carrier only til regular
program day-start gamelan folk mx px start at 00.30 UT. And
6165even CHN underneath CNR6 Amoy program from capital Beijing.

7210even VTN Voice of VTN 1st program, from Dac Lac Buon Ma Thuot site
S=9+30dB on neighbourhood in eastern Thailand SoEaAsia,
at 00.34 UT, and two BUZZ strings on 90.5 and 190 Hertz distance
accompanied by often reported main spurious peaks on
7196.165 and
7223.835 kHz.

7270.009 IND AIR Chennai, much bad modulation, of Tamil sce at 00.38 UT
S=9+15dB in eastern Thailand, 8 kHz wide audio block.
7325even ROU Backlobe of RRI Bucharest Tiganesti signal Spanish sce to
South Latin America azimuth, heard S=9+10dB signal in SoEaAsia !
00.40 UT on Nov 4.
7340.003 IND AIR Mumbai Urdu sce scheduled, at 00.44 UT weak S=5-6 signal
in eastern Thailand SDR rx.
7550DRM mode block visible IND AIR Bangalore 22.45-00.45 UT scheduled,
powerhouse S=9+40dB data block at 00.45 UT, switch off txion end.

7560even CHN/THA Terrible audio mixture at S=9+35dB signal level,
VoA Chinese from Udorn Thani relay site of AGM United States Agency
for Global Media (USAGM). At 00.48 UT CNR1 and ECHO audio jamming.

7580even CHN/KWT Terrible audio mixture at S=9+20dB signal level,
VoA Tibetan sce from USAGM VoA Kuwait al-Dschahra relay site
of AGM United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM).
At 00.53 UT on Nov 4 CNR1 and ECHO audio jamming.

vy73 wolfgang

[selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 3 / 4)

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Log 28, 29, 30 y 31 de octubre, 1, 2 y 3 de noviembre del 2019. (revisado)

Monday, November 04 2019

** CUBA. 15140. RHC Noviembre 3. 2050 - 2150 UTC. Transmisión del acto de
cierre del “Encuentro Antimperialista de Solidaridad, por la Democracia y
contra el Neoliberalismo” con lectura de los puntos de la declaración por
parte de un delegado de la organización: “Pastores por la paz” y luego
discurso de Nicolás Maduro. SINPO: 55555 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TIVDIO
V-111; Antena: Telescópica, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** CUBA. 11700 RHC. Noviembre 2. 0103- 0200 UTC. Informaciones acerca de
las violaciones a los Derechos Humanos durante la crisis social en Chile,
Acusación en contra de Donald Trump en Estados Unidos, Instituto Cubano de
amistad con los pueblos realiza un evento en La Habana, Recrudecimiento del
bloqueo contra Cuba, Agrupación de la República Dominicana realiza
declaración contra Donald Trump, Ministra de Relaciones Exteriores de Cuba
habla en la ONU. Luego avisos de la emisora. A las 0112 el noticiero:
“Desde Mi Habana”, se emite entrevista con el intelectual Atilio Borón y
otros representantes de movimientos sociales sobre el encuentro en La
Habana en contra del Neoliberalismo, luego se habla de una campaña en
contra de la violencia ejercida sobre las mujeres, noticias culturales.
Desde las 0130, se habla acerca de la ciudad de La Habana, la música coral
y a las 0138, se entregan noticias deportivas, 0145, resumen de noticias
acerca de Estados Unidos, Venezuela, Cuba, Chile, Gran Bretaña. A las 0149,
se habla acerca de las violaciones a los Derechos Humanos en Chile, por
parte de las fuerzas armadas, durante las protestas y del Encuentro
Antiimperialista en La Habana. SINPO: 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor:
TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de 70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza
Bajo, Chile)

** IRAN. 7230. IRIB. Noviembre 2. 0018-0100 UTC. Noticiero de Hispan TV con
informaciones sobre Ecuador, Reforma migratoria en los Estados Unidos y
Uruguay. A las 0026, presentación de programas e identificación de la
emisora. Luego el programa: “Detrás de la Razón” que trata acerca de la
crisis social y política en Chile hasta las 0055, cuando se inicia el
segmento: “Entrevista de la actualidad política” que se centra en las
protestas en Cataluña y las próximas elecciones en España. SINPO: 45343,
desde las 0045 con SINPO: 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660;
Antena: Hilo largo de 70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** KOREA SOUTH. 9740. KBS. Noviembre 3. 1836 - 1900 UTC. Música y luego
segmento: “Rincón del melomano” con lectura de carta de oyentes, música y
alusión al día de los muertos, junto a alusiones a la celebración en Corea.
SINPO: 45343, desde las 1853 mejora a 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor:
TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de 30 metros, Lugar de escucha: Ovalle,
Chile)

** KOREA SOUTH. 15575. KBS. Octubre 28. 0245-0300 UTC. Segmento: “Rincón
del melomano” con una entrevista a una panameña residente en Surcorea y
música. SINPO: 35343 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo
largo de 30 metros, Lugar de escucha: Ovalle, Chile)

** KOREA SOUTH [NON] ** USA. 9605. KBS. Octubre 29. 0133-0200 UTC. Segmento
“Corea a diario” acerca de un dato de una buena pizza, luego pequeña reseña
sobre la historia del cine coreano. Después, pieza musical. A las 0140, se
emite: “Coreano en dramas”. Desde las 0145, se emite el programa: “Economía
Hoy”, al respecto de las relaciones comerciales entre Japón y Corea del Sur
y luego se habla de un emprendimiento vinculado a la salud y los teléfonos
inteligentes. SINPO: 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena:
Hilo largo de 30 metros, Lugar de escucha: Ovalle, Chile)

** KOREA SOUTH [NON] ** USA. 9605. KBS. Octubre 30. 0140 - 0200 UTC.
Programa “Coreano en dramas” con frase de la semana y la expresión: “Quiero
saber una cosa”. A las 0144, se emite: “Páginas y autores” acerca de un
relato sobre curar la pereza que trata acerca del desempleo juvenil o del
pronto abandono de los trabajos por los jóvenes, entre otras temáticas
juveniles. SINPO: 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena:
Hilo largo de 30 metros, Lugar de escucha: Ovalle, Chile)

** KOREA SOUTH [NON] ** USA. 9605. KBS. Noviembre 1. 0100-0200 UTC.
Servicio en español. Vía WHRI. Noticias acerca de las muestras de
condolencias al Presidente de Corea del Sur, debido a la muerte de su
madre, Cancelación de APEC y COP25 debido a la crisis social en Chile,
Reprogramación de la agenda del Presidente Surcoreano por la cancelación de
la cumbre de la APEC, Demócratas en Estados Unidos subrayan el papel de
Surcorea en la defensa militar y los gastos, Política monetaria,
Adelantamiento de obras de transporte en Seúl. Luego a las 0110, se hablan
sobre las familias separadas que residen fuera de Corea del Sur, tales como
en Estados Unidos. Desde las 0114, se emite el programa: “Corea a diario”
acerca de Halloween en Corea, la película: “Parásito” postulada al OSCAR,
Control mental de dispositivo electrónico con la mente. Luego, espacio
musical. Desde las 0125, “Ruta por Corea” acerca de un lugar dedicado a la
lectura y cultura, tales como el: “Bosque de la sabiduría”, la
representación del cuento de “Pinoccio”, entre otras atracciones. A las
0133, se vuelve al programa “Corea a diario” acerca de la selección de un
templo para representar a Corea, Sondeo acerca de los jóvenes coreanos que
prefieren el bienestar individual antes que la laboral. Desde las 0140, se
emite: “Coreano en dramas” con la práctica de la frase: “Tengo algo que”. A
las 0144, se emite: “Nueva era de la península coreana” acerca del turismo
intercoreano y sobre la enseñanza de los idiomas extranjeros en Corea del
Norte, especialmente del Inglés y el Chino. SINPO: 55555 (Claudio Galaz,
Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de 70 metros, Lugar de escucha:
Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** KOREA SOUTH [NON] ** USA. 9605. KBS. Noviembre 3. 0100-0200 UTC.
Servicio en español. Vía WHRI. Programa: “Destacados” acerca de la posible
deflación en Surcorea, Gastos de defensa combinada entre Estados Unidos y
Corea del Sur y polémica por aplicación de transporte de pasajeros. Desde
las 0110, se emite: “Cine en la radio” con la descripción de una película
con una trama feminista, luego ranking de películas en Corea, y banda
sonora de un filme. A las 0126, se emite: “Rincón del radioescucha” con
información acerca del otoño, programa del día martes dedicado al KPOP,
luego se leen los informes de recepción. Desde las 0133, se emite el
segmento: “Literatura en audio: Bari, la princesa abandonada” con la
descripción de la muerte de la abuela de la protagonista. Luego música
hasta las 0142, cuando se vuelve a la lectura de informes de recepción..
Desde las 0151, comienza: “Todo sobre Corea” acerca de los fantasmas en las
leyendas coreanas, despedida del servicio y espacio musical de cierre.
SINPO: 55555 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de
70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** PERU. 5980. R.CHASKI. Noviembre 2. 2345 - 2357 UTC. Programa: “Jungla
semántica” con el concepto de horno y fuego en la Biblia. A las 2355,
despedida del programa citado y luego himnos hasta las 2357, cuando se
corta la señal. SINPO: 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660;
Antena: Hilo largo de 70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** SLOVAKIA [non] ** USA. 5010. RSI. Noviembre 3. 0030 - 0058 UTC. Servicio
en español. Vía WRMI. Presentación del servicio y comentarios del clima,
Concurso de la emisora dedicado a la ciudad de Bratislava, desde las 0035,
se habla de los eventos culturales e inclusive sobre el festival musical
que se celebra en aquella ciudad, preguntas del concurso, luego se habla
sobre economía y la educación financiera. A las 0048, se emite una cortina
musical y se emite un espacio acerca de un puerto fluvial y luego espacio
musical. SINPO: 45343 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo
largo de 70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** TURKEY. 7280. VOT. Octubre 30. 0205 - 0255 UTC. Informaciones acerca de
las valoraciones del Departamento de Estado Estadounidense acerca de Siria
y la muerte del jefe de Daesh, Mike Pompeo felicita a presidente argentino
y Sismo. Desde las 0209 se emite una reseña acerca del “Día de la
República”, luego espacio musical. A las 0215, se emite un programa de
reseñas históricas. Desde las 0218, se entrega el programa: “Turquía, el
Destino Ideal para Turistas” con la descripción de lugar turístico, de su
arquitectura especialmente de una mezquita y de un convento, entre otros
edificios patrimoniales. Después se emite un espacio musical hasta las
0230, cuando se habla de la independencia de Cataluña y un espacio musical.
A las 0250, se despide el servicio en español con frecuencias y horarios.
SINPO. 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de
30 metros, Lugar de escucha: Ovalle, Chile)

** TURKEY. 7280. VOT. Noviembre 3. 0235 - 0355 UTC. Servicio en español.
Música, luego un segmento acerca de la autodeterminación y soberanía de un
mismo pueblo, después espacio musical hasta las 0250, cuando se dan las
frecuencias y horarios del servicio, junto a una cortina musical de fin.
SINPO: 45444 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de
70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

** USA. 5800. WRMI. Octubre 31. 0145-0200 UTC. Debate sobre política
argentina en idioma español. SINPO: 45343 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN
PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de 70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo,
Chile)

** VIETNAM [NON] ** USA. 7315. VOV. Noviembre 1. 0033-0058 UTC.
Informaciones acerca del trabajo independiente en Vietnam, Parlamento
Europeo y la Unión Africana, UNESCO, Festival gastronómico de la embajada
de Colombia y ASEAN. A las 0040, informativo internacional con noticias
acerca de la declaración de la cancelación de la COP25 y la APEC en Chile,
debido a las protestas sociales, Acuerdo comercial entre China y Estados
Unidos, Patrullas de Turquía y Rusia en el norte de Siria, Irán disminuirá
sus acuerdos nucleares. Desde las 0044, se emite: “Enfoque de actualidad”
acerca de la renovación de Vietnam sobre las relaciones laborales, el
evitar los abusos, la dirección del Partido Comunista y la relación con el
Estado. A las 0050, se emite un espacio acerca de unos agricultores de
Vietnam y su trabajo. Desde las 0053, “Destino Vietnam” con reseña acerca
de una familia y una casa con característica de una caparazón de tortuga.
SINPO: 55555 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de
70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)
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Monday, November 04 2019

** KOREA SOUTH [NON] ** USA. 9605. KBS. Noviembre 1. 0100-0200 UTC.
Servicio en español. Vía WHRI. Programa: “Destacados” acerca de la posible
deflación en Surcorea, Gastos de defensa combinada entre Estados Unidos y
Corea del Sur y polémica por aplicación de transporte de pasajeros. Desde
las 0110, se emite: “Cine en la radio” con la descripción de una película
con una trama feminista, luego ranking de películas en Corea, y banda
sonora de un filme. A las 0126, se emite: “Rincón del radioescucha” con
información acerca del otoño, programa del día martes dedicado al KPOP,
luego se leen los informes de recepción. Desde las 0133, se emite el
segmento: “Literatura en audio: Bari, la princesa abandonada” con la
descripción de la muerte de la abuela de la protagonista. Luego música
hasta las 0142, cuando se vuelve a la lectura de informes de recepción..
Desde las 0151, comienza: “Todo sobre Corea” acerca de los fantasmas en las
leyendas coreanas, despedida del servicio y espacio musical de cierre.
SINPO: 55555 (Claudio Galaz, Receptor: TECSUN PL 660; Antena: Hilo largo de
70 metros, Lugar de escucha: Barraza Bajo, Chile)

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