BELARUS
Radio Racja (Poland) expanded its transmission times and now uses three SW frequencies: 6225 (Sitkunai-LTU) at 1530-1730, 6105 (Warsaw-POL) at 1930-2200, 6120 (Warsaw-POL) at 2200-2230. Tx power for all transmissions is 100kW. Also on MW: 612 (Vilnius-LTU, 100kW) at 0600-0700 & 666 (Sitkunai-LTU, 500kW) at 1700-1900.
Bernd Trutenau, Lithuania, dxldyg (26/7-2007)
BELARUS
Poles turn on radio to help dissidents.
The dissident Opposition to Alexander Lukashenko, the Belarussian President dubbed Europe's last dictator, has been boosted by a new radio station that is broadcasting from Poland into his police state.
Radio Ratsya began transmissions on Wednesday, providing news, interviews with opposition supporters and contemporary music banned by the Belarussian leader. If the station catches on it could help to stir resistance to Mr Lukashenko before presidential elections on March 19.
No one doubts that the President will claim victory but there is a chance that the result could stoke unrest in the manner of the Orange Revolution in Ukraine.
"We have already broadcast an interview with the Belarussian opposition candidate for the presidency, Alexander Milinkevich," Nikola Markevich, a founder of the radio station, said.
The editorial team is made up of Poles and Belarussians, fed by correspondents in Belarus. The transmitters are in southern Poland and Lithuania, ensuring that most of western and northern Belarus will be able to listen.
There is little doubt that the new Polish Government is committed to engineering democratic change in Belarus.
The opening of the station - financed by the Polish State with about £180,000 a year - was attended by Adam Lipinski, the Prime Minister's Chief of Staff.
Journalists banned by President Lukashenko often find jobs across the border. Outlawed bands record in Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. Books are printed in Poland and smuggled to Belarus.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,13509-2055898,00.html The Times, by Roger Boyes(24/2-2006)
BELARUS
Domestic Service BR-1; 0300-2200 6080 kHz (150 kW), 6115 kHz (75 kW); 0400-0600 11735 kHz (250 kW); 0900-1000 11960 kHz (250 kW), 1500-1700 & 1900-2200 7105 kHz (250 kW).
Kanal Kultura 0300-2100 1125 kHz (150 kW)
Sergey Alekseychik, Grodno, Belarus via "open_dx" via Rus-DX July 17 via DX Listening Digest 5-117 (17/7-2005)
BELARUS
Below is the current domestic operational schedule of Belarussian Radio.
0300-2200 on the following frequencies:
279, 6080, 6115 kHz - from Minsk (500, 150, and 75 kW resp.)
1278 kHz - from Brest (10 kW)
6010 and 6070 kHz - also from Brest (5 kW)
6040, 7110, and 7145 kHz - from Hrodna (5 kW)
6190 and 7235 kHz - from Mahileu (5 kW)
0400-0600, 0900-1000, 1500-1700 on 1170 kHz (Minsk, 800 kW)
0400-0600 on 11735 kHz
0900-1000 on 11960 kHz
1500-1700 on 7105 kHz
all from Minsk (250 kW)
Kanal Kultura uses a number of networked transmitters on 1026, 1108, 1125and 1197 kHz; broadcast time is 0400-2200. This program also goes on the air on 7265 kHz SW via 5 kW tx in Hrodna.
Voice of Russia, Club DX No. 738 - Alexander Mazgo, Viciebsk, Belarus via Signal Bulletin # 147 (26/5-2005)
BELARUS
Latest EMWG says that Heraniony and Slonim stations are off - indeed, I sent this info to Herman Boel last year. They were not able to pay electricity bills at those times. At present both stations have been revived: see the data below.
SRV-50 Usacy dismantled
SRV-50 Slonim active
SRV-5 Heraniony active
SRV-7 Hrodna active
open_dx - Sergey Alekseychik, Hrodna, Belarus via Signal Bulletin # 143 (11/3-2005)
BELARUS
A technician from Slonim transmitting center (near Hrodna) told me the following:
"We are only broadcasting on 1008 kHz, power is 50 kW." (I guess transmissions of Kanal Kultura are concerned here - Dmitry Mezin) You see, this is in full accordance with EMWG.
And below you can find the technical data of Heraniony station, also not far from Hrodna:
Kanal Kultura
Frequency: 1026 kHz
Power: 5 kW
Transmitter: SRV-5
Registration: RS-532
State: active
In Hrodna itself:
Kanal Kultura
1008 kHz
7 kW
non-directional
0500-2200 daily
MW transmitter in Usacy (in Viciebsk oblast, 1008 kHz, 50 kW) has been dismantled in summer 2004. The purpose of such a decision was to provide some spare parts for Slonim transmitter (SRV-50 type).
open_dx - Sergey Alekseychik, Hrodna, Belarus via Signal Bulletin # 142 (24/2-2005)
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BELGIUM
1188 VRT Radio Twee Kuurne now GONE!! Observed at 0900.
73,s Dan Goldfarb, Brentwood, England via dxld yg (31/3-2008)
Yes, it was officially switched off at 0930. In fact, there is an amusing story - the transmitter went off the air at 0923 because a senior official of VRT who was present for the switchoff accidentally pressed a button too early. The engineer switched it back on for another 7 minutes :-)
If you're wondering how I know this, Herbert Visser of 100%NL is a friend of the VRT engineer, and spoke to him on the phone a short while after it happened. Then Herbie came and told me :-)
Andy Sennitt via dxld yg (31/3-2008)
BELGIUM
This morning I found 1188 VRT2 still on the air. 540 and 1512 are gone.
Max van Arnhem, The Netherlands via MWC (30/3-2008)
BELGIUM
Further to my earlier message and according to Radiovisie, the VRT has decided to stop broadcasting on 540, 1188, and 1512 kHz as per 30 March 2008.
Only 927 kHz, broadcasting the first Flemish channel 'Radio 1', will be maintained.
73 Herman Boel via MWC (7/3-2008)
BELGIUM
The Flemish government has approved the VRT's proposal to cease analogue transmissions on 540, 1188 and 1512 kHz.
The VRT will retain only one medium frequency, i.e. 927 kHz, currently broadcasting Radio 1.
The government therefore also changes its decision to allocate analogue radio frequencies on medium wave solely to the VRT. Advice has been asked to a regulatory commission to see whether this change is legal. If all goes through the three AM frequencies may be up for sale.
73 Herman Boel www.emwg.info via MWC (2/3-2008)
BELGIUM
Hi all, the new frequency schedule of RTBF International states that the international French program will be transmitted via Wavre on 621kHz from 28-10-2007.
http://www.rtbfi.be/rtbf_2000/events/rtbfi/presse.pdf
Vy 73+55, Michael Wlochinski, Mönchengladbach, Germany via mwc (28/10-2007)
BELGIUM
/ MONACO
Depuis ce matin,mercredi 9 mai il y a une nouvelle station sur AM 1467 kHz depuis le Col de la Madone. Ce sont des tests, je sais pas jusqu'à quand? Emission la journée seulement, fin à 1600 TU.
C'est une station musicale (années 80) de la BELGIQUE. Son ZONE 80. Il est prévu d'avoir un programme local sur la Côte d'Azur !
Envoyer les rapport d'écoute sur http://www.zone80.be
Radio Zone 80 from Belgium is testing from Col de la Madone on 1467 kHz. S/off 1600 UTC from 9 may. More details will follow.
Christian Ghibaudo, Nice, France (10/5-2007)
Other info from web page http://www.zone80.be
Contacts:
GJM Médias SCRL,
RPM Liège -
Avenue Rogier, 14
B-4000 LIEGE
Téléphone: +32 (0)4 231 00 80
Fax: +32 (0)4 368 70 00
Dario Monferini, PLAYDX editor via DXLD (10/5-2007)
BELGIUM
I checked RVI on Friday evening (19 May) for the "Flanders News" slot in English. It is only carried on MW 1512 kHz. The RVI SW relay via Moscow on 13685 carried Dutch (// 1512) until close at 1755 with RVI ID and jingle. Only 1512 continued with English. I haven't been able to check the morning Flanders News yet (0756 UT).
73s Dave Kenny, UK, DX Listening Digest 6-077 (22/5-2006)
Sneaky; looks like the English has been scheduled to fall right when SW goes off.
(gh, DXLD)
BELGIUM
Flanders news in English on 1512 kHz --- Since the closure of RVi`s service att the end of March I have confirmed the existence of three two-minute ``Flanders News`` summaries in English from RVi on 1512 kHz, M-F at 1056-1058, 1756-1758 and 2156-2158 UT. A website is announced, http://www.flandersnews.be Most of the time 1512 now relays the VRT domestic services parallel 927 or 540 kHz.
Dave Kenny, Medium Wave Report, May BDXC-UK Communication via DX Listening Digest 5-074 (5/5-2005)
BELGIUM
Further to the comments by Glenn Hauser in DXLD 5-045, "So that explains what replaces 1512 with the demise of RVi!", those who read my Feedback page published on the website on 8th March will already have seen the following:
"Regarding the transmissions on 1512 kHz, that service will indeed end on 26 March. From 27 March, we will broadcast at 2300-2400 UTC via Radio Sweden's transmitter on 1197 kHz. This is an interim solution, as we want to be on the air at an earlier time, but at the moment we can't find an alternative. Unfortunately, due to government budget cuts, we don't have the money to buy an hour a day of airtime, and we have to find another broadcaster with whom we can exchange airtime, as we did with Radio Vlaanderen Internationaal. We are, of course, also on the air via WRN on the Sky Digital satellite platform, the same transmission that's currently being relayed by Spectrum Radio."
Andy via DXLD yahoogroup (15/3-2005)
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BENIN
News flash! TWR's programme schedules [1566 kHz] for Africa changed on Sunday 30 March 2008. New schedules can be viewed and printed from the schedules dsection of our web site
http://www.twrafrica.org/Programmes-2/benin.asp
Steve Whitt via MWC (5/4-2008)
BENIN
THE BENIN TRANSMITTER IS ON AIR!
"The Lord has done GREAT things for us whereof we are GLAD".
GREAT celebration surrounds 01 February 2008 in Africa gospel broadcasting as Trans World Radio's first live broadcasts took place from their new station in the country of Benin. Recent test broadcasts from the 100 kW medium wave (AM) facility resulted in response from as far away as Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire and even Portugal - 3,200km away, surpassing the expectations of the engineers.
Broadcasts can be heard on 1566 kHz in 14 languages. The vernacular programmes are produced, where possible, within the country of the listener. Many months, even years, of preparation have now culminated in programmes of listening pleasure and challenge such as: Bible storytelling, Bible studies, women's and children's' programs, praise music and more.
http://www.twrafrica.org/0127.asp via Steve Whitt, MWC (2/2-2008)
BENIN
TWR Africa have published a schedule for their new 1566 kHz transmitter
http://www.twrafrica.org/Programmes-2/benin.asp
Basically 0200-0435 UTC and 1600-2030 (or 2045 Tue & Thu) UTC.
Mark Hattam via MWC (31/1-2008)
BENIN
Trans World Radio launches mediumwave station in Africa.
US-based Christian radio network Trans World Radio (TWR) is launching a new mediumwave station in Africa. A 100-kilowatt transmitter located in Parakou, Benin, is currently being tested before regular broadcasts, scheduled to begin on February 1. Test broadcasts on the frequency of 1566 kHz were first reported heard by Michael Hoover in Portugal on January 21. According to Mission Network News, TWR will be broadcasting programs from local churches and ministries in at least 15 languages, reaching nine countries across Western Africa.
TWR began Christian broadcasts in 1954. Currently TWR transmits in more than 200 languages and dialects from 14 transmitting sites, by satellite, and via the Internet. TWR can be reached at: Trans World Radio, 300 Gregson Drive/Box 8700, Cary, NC 27512, USA.
DXing.info (26/1-2008)
BENIN
TWR Benin is now testing on 1566 KHz with an ident in various languages + some music first noted Monday 21st Jan at 18.00GMT & putting in quite a good signal into Southern Portugal. They confirm that the start of transmissions will be on the 1st February.
Best Regards Michael Hoover in the Algarve Portugal via Wolfgang Büschel, WWDXC (21/1-2008)
BENIN
Trans World Radio’s new transmitting station in Benin will broadcast for the first time on 1 February 1. TWR hopes the station will be automated within three months. They will be broadcasting programs from local churches and ministries.
With at least 15 languages reaching into 9 countries, they will be able to reach areas that are difficult to reach, such as northern Nigeria. The potential listening audience is 63 million.
Though the date is approaching for the first broadcast, there are still needs. “We are looking for at least one more staff member. We’ve got a builder there and an engineer there right now. We really need some support there for them. It’s a tough place to be. We are a pioneering missionary there,” said Alary. They are 35 miles out of town, and the nearest town has no electricity.”
The station, at Parakou, will broadcast on mediumwave 1566 kHz with a power of 100 kW.
Mission Network News via Andy, Media Network weblog (18/1-2008)
BENIN
Trans World Radio's engineering team is making progress in readying the new transmitting facility in Benin, West Africa.
The transmitter and an air conditioning unit are on-site. Two additional containers with power generators and essential antenna parts are in transit and due to arrive in Africa in the coming weeks.
According to TWR, the team signed the license agreement last year, and TWR-Africa has persevered through several subsequent challenges regarding the transmitter project, including delays in ordering and receiving equipment and seeking out program producers.
Construction of the highpower medium wave (AM) station in Benin is making steady progress. Missionaries, including the Cox and Kennedy families, have been working hard to get the station operational. Paul Cox, a broadcast engineer, is overseeing the installation of the transmitter and other technical aspects.
Programming is scheduled to begin airing in December. Pray that the project goes smoothly so that the team can proclaim the gospel to the region soon.
Trans World Radio, Phone: 800-456-7TWR, URL: http://www.twr.org 300 Gregson Drive/ Box 8700 Cary, NC.
Mission Network News, 24 September 2007, Benin TWR/MNN via Mike Terry, dxld yg (25/9-2007)
BENIN
Re: Benin TWR update - on air delayed till October.
BENIN TRANSMITTING STATION PROJECT UPDATE.
Frequency is 1566 kHz
Glenn Hauser, DX Listening Digest 7-078 (5/7-2007)
BENIN
TRANSMITTING STATION PROJECT UPDATE.
The exciting and challenging Benin project of broadcasting the gospel from within West Africa continues. Following the signing of the license agreement last year we have faced delays regarding the ordering of equipment, arrival of containers and finding the right programme producers.
The construction of the high power medium wave station in central Benin is making slow but steady progress and has not been without its challenges.
It was with thankfulness and great excitement that the Cox family arrived in Benin in May to help with the project. Paul is a broadcast engineer and will be taking care of the installation of the transmitter and all that technically goes along with this.
Garth Kennedy and his team have all but completed the transmitter building. The building is looking great now that is has been painted and just waiting for the transmitter, the power generators and antenna equipment to arrive.
There are four containers on their way to Benin for this project. All are needed for the station to go on the air. This has been a long and challenging process - getting all the necessary equipment and paper work in order.
The progress for the pre-inspection of the shipping containers has not been straightforward as all four containers are in various stages. One container, with the transmitter in it, should arrive from Canada any day now in the port of Cotonou. The pre-inspection of the container with the power generators is in progress and the third container coming from TWR in Cary, with essential parts for the antenna, is awaiting an import permit after which the pre-inspection can be arranged. The last container from TWR in South Africa has just had its pre-inspection done and is on its way to the port of Durban. This container has air conditioning equipment in it, amongst other things. Another challenge faced is the surprise construction of a new high voltage power line through the west side of the transmitter site. Much wisdom is needed in order to resolve this challenge.
With the delay in getting the MW license, the delivery of the equipment and the challenges with the shipping of the containers, a new on air date of the end of October this year has been set.
The programme schedule for this station is coming together. Much research and thought has gone into this. The languages being considered for broadcast are Hausa, Twi, Baatonum, Fongbe, Yoruba, Kanuri, Pulaar, Dendi, French and English. The radio programme production of these languages is in progress.
Published 3 July 2007, Steve Whitt via mwc (3/7-2007)
BENIN
TWR new station [1566 kHz]: Latest information I've received says: The dedication of the Benin station will be on 4th August. However, we're hoping to start preliminary broadcasts in mid July. This depends on when the transmitter arrives in Parakou from Canada.
73s Steve Whitt, UK, May 24, MWC via DXLD 7-061 (25/5-2007)
BENIN
TWR 1566 kHz: I've seen photos of the mast and building but none of the transmitter. TWR is apparently fund raising to distribute wind up radios in Benin. Aa far as I know no transmissions have taken place.
73 Steve Whitt, Feb 24, MWC via DXLD 7-025 (25/2-2007)
BENIN
TWR has received an official broadcast license from the government for its planned 100 kW MW on 1566 kHz. The new facility which is under construxion, is scheduled to begin broadcasting in March 2007. It will become TWR`s 15th major international transmitter
location.
TWR-UK Listening World, Winter 2007, via Dave Kenny, MW Report, Feb BDXC-UK Communication via DXLD 7-020 (15/2-2007)
BENIN
1566 TWR's new MW outlet not detected this past Fri. or Sat. evening on the SW coast, just the two tiny UK stns of 500 & 800 watt, AIR and stn HLAZ in So.Korea.
Carlos Gonçalves, Portugal (16/10-2006)
BENIN
TWR gets its licence
PRESS RELEASE:
THE BENIN MEDIUM WAVE BROADCASTING LICENSE HAS BEEN ISSUED TO TRANS WORLD RADIO. DOWNLOADABLE SCHEDULES ARE NOW AVAILABLE. THESE CAN BE DOWNLOADED BY CLICKING ON SCHEDULES IN THE NAVBAR, SCROLLING TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE AND SELECTING THE SCHEDULE YOU NEED. NIGER IS A COUNTRY FACING ACUTE HARDSHIP. FIND OUT HOW TWR'S PROGRAMMES BRING COMFORT.
PRESS RELEASE: BENIN MEDIUM WAVE LICENSE ISSUED.
On 4 July 2006 in Cotonou, Benin, a license signing ceremony took place allowing Trans World Radio to begin broadcasting the gospel on medium wave (AM) from within West Africa. a truly historic moment. Find out more... http://www.twrafrica.org/0083.asp
The handing over of the new medium wave license to Rev. Abdoulaye Sangho by the president of HAAC in Contonou, Benin.
Steve Whitt, MWC via DXLD
There were already reports a few weeks ago of 1566 being on the air, testing? Tentatively?
Glenn Hauser, DX Listening Digest 6-104 (17/7-2006)
BENIN
TRANS WORLD RADIO COMPLETES NEW MASTS.
The TWR shortwave and mediumwave transmitting towers in Benin have been completed, along with the foundation, main floor, and part of the top floor of the transmitter building. This new transmitting site will soon reach Benin, Togo, and parts of Nigeria, Ghana, Mauritania, Algeria, Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso with the Good News of Jesus Christ. The station will provide opportunities for broadcasting up to 12 new languages within the first five years.
Currently, many FM radio stations broadcast in towns and cities in west and central Africa. However, more than 60 per cent of the population lives in rural areas where FM signals cannot reach. The majority of these people groups are Muslim and either nomadic or semi- nomadic, making it difficult to reach them on a regular basis. Programmes will be provided through TWR's studios in Côte d'Ivoire and through several of TWR's Partner ministries in West Africa. [Passage omitted]
Source: Trans World Radio newsletter, Vienna, in English 8 Feb 06 via BBCM via DX Listening Digest 6-026 (8/2-2006)
BENIN
Benin already on the air on 1566 kHz? A French speaking station was heard on 1566 kHz at the DX Camp near Prague, the Czech Republic, on 13 Oct 2005 during evening hours (this evening only). The station played mostly music (Arabic style) with sporadic announcements, mentioning also frequencies and "Benin". The language was accented French of African type. TWR Benin plans to go on the air on this frequency with its new transmitter in Parakou, Benin with 100 kW. Firstly planned for mid 2005, later postponed to November 2005. Maybe they are already testing using a modulation of a local station?
Karel Honzik, the Czech Republic (Czechia), Oct 18, AOR AR-7030 80 m LW, mwdx yg via DXLD 5-181 (19/10-2005)
BENIN
A new Trans World Radio site for a mediumwave transmitter is under way in Benin backed by the President of that country. If work can [be] completed by the target date of November, 2005, the station will serve Algeria, Burkina Faso, parts of Nigeria, Ghana, Mauritius [sic], Mali, Niger, Togo, and Benin in local languages and the expensive SW broadcasts to W Africa from S Africa can be scaled down.
Christopher J. Williams, July World DX Club Contact via DX Listening Digest 5-118 (19/7-2005)
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BRAZIL
DX CLUBE DO PARANA
MW/SW brasilian radio stations update - Version: 20080719.01 / 20080721.01:
New denomination:
890Khz - Clube AM, Brasilia-DF
1020Khz - Jovem Pan AM, Maceio-AL
1060Khz - Super Capital 1060 AM, Florianapolis-SC
1410Khz - Bandeirantes AM, Brasilia-DF
New frequencies:
1360Khz - Belos Vales (RBV), Ibirama-SC
Updated radio networks:
BAND - Rede Bandeirantes de Radio.
New radio networks:
RCB - Rede Clube Brasil
News Web links:
710Khz - Cultura de Cuiaba, Cuiaba-MT
810Khz - Integracao, Sao Jose do Rio Preto-SP
890Khz - Clube AM, Brasilia-DF
1130Khz - Medianeira AM, Santa Maria-RS
Help us sending your informations to: marcelo@bedene.com.br
73 EQUIPE DO DX CLUBE DO PARANA, Curitiba PR, Brasil www.dxclube.com.br via Marcelo Bedene (21/7-2008)
BRAZIL
DX CLUBE DO PARANA
MW/SW brasilian radio stations update - Version 20080530.01.
New denomination:
6080 Khz - Marumby, Curitiba-PR
9515 Khz - Marumby, Curitiba-PR
9665 Khz - Voz Missona¡ria, Florianapolis-SC
11725 Khz - Marumby, Curitiba-PR
Updated radio networks:
BAND - Band Sat
News Web links:
720 Khz - Difusora AM 720, Barra do Garcas-MT
1420 Khz - Difusora, Sao Joao Nepomuceno-MG
1420 Khz - Guaruja¡, Florianapolis-SC
1490 Khz - Cultura, Xaxim-SC
6080 Khz - Marumby, Curitiba-PR
9515 Khz - Marumby, Curitiba-PR
11725 Khz - Marumby, Curitiba-PR
Help us sending your informations to: marcelo@bedene.com.br
http://www.dxclube.com.br/arquivos_lista_br.html
73 Marcelo Vilela Bedene, Equipe do DX Clube do Parana, Curitiba, Pr, Brasil (31/5-2008)
BRAZIL
Atualizacao da lista de emissoras brasileiras OM/OT/OC - Versao 20080428.01
MW/SW brasilian radio stations update - Version 20080428.01
http://www.dxclube.com.br/arquivos_lista_br.html
Nova denominacao:
New denomination:
CAPITAL 1350 kHZ, Rio Branco-AC
SOCIEDADE CERES 690kHZ , CERES-GO
TUPI 640KHZ, LONDRINA-PR
CULTURA JOVEM PAN 1250kHZ , JOINVILLE, SC
Atualizada as Redes:
Updated radio networks:
BAND - Bandeirantes
IURD - Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus
GLO - Globo
JP - Jovem Pan
Novos links na WEB:
News Web links:
1400 Khz, ESPINHARAS AM, Patos-PB
1060 Khz, EVANGELIZAR AM , Curitiba-PR
1350 kHZ, CAPITAL, Rio Branco-AC
930kHZ, BOAS NOVAS, Manaus-AM
1300kHZ, IRACEMA, Fortaleza-CE
1050 kHZ, CAPIXABA, Vitoria-ES
690kHZ , SOCIEDADE CERES, CERES-GO
1180kHZ, CAPITAL, S. LUIS-MA
1160KHZ, VOZ DO OESTE, CUIABA-MT
1120 kHZ, CONCORDIA, CAMPO GRANDE-MS
880 KHZ , ITAI, GUAIBA-RS
1330KHZ , ELDORADO, NATAL-RN
660 kHZ, RBN , PORTO VELHO, ro
890 kHZ, SANTA CATARINA, FLORIANAPOLIS-SC
1250 Khz, CULTURA, JOINVILLE-SC
790 Khz, RIO PARDO AM, RIO PARDO-RS
950 Khz, VALE, TIJUCAS-SC
1180 Khz, MUNDIAL AM, RIO DE JANEIRO-RJ
Colabore enviando as suas informacoes para: marcelo@bedene.com.br
Help us sending your informations to: marcelo@bedene.com.br
73 EQUIPE DO DX CLUBE DO PARANA, CURITIBA-PR-BRASIL www.dxclube.com.br via Marcelo Bedene (2/5-2008)
BRAZIL
DX CLUBE DO PARANA
MW/SW brasilian radio stations update - Version 20080326.01
New denomination:
Radio CBS Santos - 650Khz, Santos SP
820 AM - 820Khz, Goiania-GO
Correction:
Nossa Radio - 1250Khz, Vespasiano-MG
New radio station
Onda Viva - 1300Khz, 30Kw, Presidente Prudente-SP
New day power
Nacional 870Khz, 12Kw, Itabuna-BA
News web links
Difusora 1320Khz, Pirassununga-SP
Uniao 900Khz, Toledo-PR
Nacional 870Khz, 12Kw dia, Itabuna-BA
Santenelense 1010Khz, Santa Helena de Goias-GO
Difusora 950Khz, Irati-PR
Correio 1200Khz, Maceio-AL
820 AM 820Khz, Goiania-GO
Colabore enviando as suas informacoes para: marcelo@bedene.com.br
Help us sending your informations to: marcelo@bedene.com.br
73, DX CLUBE OF PARANA TEAM, CURITIBA-PR-BRAZIL www.dxclube.com.br
Marcelo Bedene (27/3-2008)
BRAZIL
DX Clube do PR - New version of Brasilian radio stations list 20080301.01.
You can be our collaborator too. To help us, send us your information to make the list updated to: marcelo@bedene.com.br
Recently updates of version 200800301.01 - spreadsheets - http://www.dxclube.com.br/arquivos_lista_br.html
MW/SW BRAZIL DB - http://www.dxclube.com.br/db/login.asp (FULL)
Denomination changed to:
Radio Mana, 920Khz, Joao Pessoa-PB ( thanks to Jailton Amaral, Santa Rita DX Clube)
Radio Mais AM 1120Khz, Sao Jose dos Pinhais-PR
Power changed day to:
100Kw - Radio Cultura 1200Khz, Sao Paulo-SP
10Kw - Radio Continental 1270 AM, Curitiba-PR
Another Weblinks included there are already 834, it is the biggest acquis of MW Brazilian radio stations
Vale do Tiete 1240Khz, Jose Bonifacio-SP
Cultura 820Khz, Foz do Iguacu-PR
Cultura 790Khz, Guarabira-PB
Continental 1270Khz, Curitiba-PR
Clube AM 1260Khz, Pirajui-SP
Ivipanin 1550Khz, Areia Branca-RN
Farol 1420Khz, Alexandria-RN
Alto Piranhas 650Khz, Cajazeiras-PB
Difusora 1070Khz, Cajazeiras-PB
Oeste AM 1000Khz, Cajazeiras-PB
Nova Xavantina 710Khz, Nova Xavantina-MT
Mais AM 1120Khz, Sao Jose dos Pinhais-PR
73 Marcelo Vilela Bedene, DX Clube do Parana, Curitiba, Brazil
www.dxclube.com.br (5/3-2008)
BRAZIL
New version of Brasilian radio stations list.
This version is much better than the other one. Now we have included Brazilian regions, radio stations, frequency ranges and a list of collaborators that, until now, have send their information to make the list updated, thanks for everybody.
You can be our collaborator too. To help us, send us your information to make the list updated to: marcelo@bedene.com.br
Recently updates of version 20080127.02 - spreadsheets - http://www.dxclube.com.br/arquivos_lista_br.html
Included Radio Guaruja FM - 3235Khz (relay of Radio Guaruja FM - 104.5Mhz).
Included Radio Guaruja FM - 9715kHz (still inactive, but soon it will be another relay of Radio Guaruja FM - 104.5Mhz)
Included Radio Anhanguera 4905Khz, Araguaina-TO (thanks to Lucio Otavio Bobrowiec, Embu-SP)
Denomination changed to Radio Clube de Vera Cruz 950 AM, Marilia-SP (thanks to Michel Viani, Osasco-SP)
Denomination changed to Radio Tropical 790Khz, Lagoa da prata-MG and included Weblink.
Denomination changed to Radio SIM 730Khz, Vitoria-ES.
Another Weblinks included, there are already 822, it is the biggest acquis of MW Brazilian radio stations.
Radio Bom Sucesso 820Khz, Minas Novas-MG
Radio Capital 1080Khz, Juiz de Fora-MG
Radio Caratinga 970Khz, Caratinga-MG
Radio Cultura 1020Khz, Uberlandia-MG
Radio Cultura 1350Khz, Pocos de Caldas
Radio Difusora Formiguense 850Khz, Formiga-MG
Radio Difusora 1550Khz, Carmo do Rio Claro-MG
Radio Indy 950Khz, Bueno Brandao-MG
Radio Itabira 770Khz, Itabira-MG
Radio Mineira do Sul 1190Khz, Passa Quatro-MG
Radio Montanheza 1310Khz, Vazante-MG
Radio Mundo Melhor 850Khz, Gov. Valadares-MG
Radio Onda Viva 1490Khz, Araguari-MG
Radio Onda Viva 900Khz, Carangola-MG
Radio Serra da Capivara 550Khz, Sao Raimundo-PI
Radio Bandeirantes 1360Khz, Rio de Janeiro-RJ
Radio Barra do Pirai 1470Khz, Barra do Pirai-RJ
73 Marcelo Vilela Bedene, DX Clube do Parana, Curitiba, Brazil www.dxclube.com.br (1/2-2008)
BRAZIL
The 4th edition of the Brazilian Medium Wave list is out. You may download it freely from the Dx Clube do Brasil website. Hundreds of updated information and new features.
http://www.ondascurtas.com/listasemissorasmw.asp
Rocco Cotroneo via MWC (28/11-2007)
BRAZIL
Segue o link do DX Clube do Paranã - Brasil:
Lista brasileira de emissoras de onda media em constante atualização.
Formato excel : http://www.dxclube.com.br/arquivos_lista_br.html
Lista On-line : http://www.dxclube.com.br/db/login.asp
73 Marcelo Vilela Bedene, Curitiba-PR-Brasil www.dxclube.com.br (13/11-2007)
BRAZIL
Brazilian Globo network launches a new station on 1460 AM.
A new station from the Globo network has begun operating on 1460 kHz AM, located in the town of Costa Rica in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. A staff member has told that the station is the first digital AM station in Mato Grosso do Sul. According to DXer Marcelo Xavier Vieira, who reported hearing the station on Radioescutas mailing list on June 11, the address of the station is Av. José Ferreira da Costa, 771, Costa Rica-MS 79550-000, Brazil.
DXing.info (12/6-2007)
BRAZIL
New Brazilian station from Goiás on 1410 kHz mediumwave.
A Voz do Cerrado from Santo Antonio do Descoberto, in the Brazilian state of Goiás, has begun broadcasting on the frequency of 1410 kHz mediumwave. Previously Rádio Fraternidade Universal has been reported heard from the same city on the same frequency. According to a posting by Adalberto Azevedo on the radioescutas mailing list, the new station was reported by Luiz Eduardo Lopes in Salvador, Bahia, on April 14. According to Lucio Haeser, A Voz do Cerrado has a daytime power of 25 kW and a nighttime power of 1 kW.
DXing.info (29/4-2007)
BRAZIL
K-24 en Radio is a new station in Buenos Aires on 650 kHz.
K-24 en Radio is a new unlicensed station on the Buenos Aires AM dial. K-24 en Radio broadcasts on 650 kHz, replacing Radio Arco Iris on the same frequency. K-24 en Radio has been heard with music and sports programming by DXer Marcelo A. Cornachioni, who believes that the station is a radio version of Canal K24, a cable TV sports channel of Telecentro. Cornachioni reported about the station on Conexión Digital mailing list on April 1.
DXing.info (15/4-2007)
BRAZIL
R. Itatiaia, 610 kHz, Belo Horizonte, MG Brasil. with a new antenna at the new site is now in operation 24/7 except for short periods of return to the old site to allow additional construction. The associated HF, on 5970 or so, will be moved over to this new site within the next couple of months as well.
It might be possible for DX'ers in W. Europe to hear this one, as 610 is 2 kHz off the Region I & III frequency spacing, and it is 100 kW with a cardioid pattern whose maximum lobe is true north from S 19 59 W 43 53, and the radiated field over the arc from north east to NE (45 deg. T.) is over 4400 mV/m @ 1 km.
Ben Dawson (2/3-2007)
BRAZIL
Rádio Haroldo de Andrade is a new station transmitting from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on 1060 kHz mediumwave. The station began broadcasting on November 7. News about the station was published by TudoRadio website and quoted by Antônio Schuler in srdxc-news on November 7.
DXing.info (13/11-2005)
BRAZIL
A list of Brazilian splits from Mauno Ritola from source:
http://www.ondascurtas.com/listasemissorasmw.asp
589,86 R. Tribuna, Vitória
649,90 R. Tupi, Santos
659,88 R. Friburgo, Nova Friburgo
669,96 R. Oceânica Caraguatatuba
729,94 R. Cidade, Jundiaí
1049,95 R. Capixaba, Vitória
1110,09 R. Cultura, Campos
1120,40 R. Eldorado, São José dos Pinhais
1169,96 R. Sociedade, Oliveira
1189,95 R. Juàzeiro
1209,95 R. Clube, Varginha
1251,70 R. Difusora, Poços de Caldas [this one is most off freq]
1270,04 R. Continental, Campos
1309,95 R. Atalaia, Maringá
1400,15 R. Vale do Vasa-Barris, Jeremoabo
1409,80 R. Itaperuna
1459,85 R. Cultura, Lorena
1469,60 R. AM de Parelhas
1470,05 R. Vale do Paraíba, Barra do Piraí
1479,95 R. Solimões, Nova Iguaçu
1550,70 R. Imperial, Petrópolis
1559,95 R. Grande Rio, Itaguaí
1570,10 R. Metrópole, Cachoeirinha
1579,76 Radiovox, Muritiba
1579,95 R. Geração 2000, Teresópolis
1580,10 R. Educadora, Afonso Cláudio
1590,26 R. Floresta Negra AM, Joinville
1590,93 R. Resende AM
ARC's LA News Desk for November, editor Tore B Vik, via Tore Larsson, DX Listening Digest 5-194 (10/11-2005)
BRAZIL
IBOC is now on the air from R. Gaúcha, 600 kHz and R. Bandeirantes, 840 among others. Our southern neighbors are expressing the same sentiments as we have in North America: ``Can no longer hear adjacent stations``; ``the beginning of the end of our hobby``; ``only hope is that IBOC will fail in the American market``
Glenn Hauser, DXLD 5-172 (1/10-2005)
BRAZIL
The 3rd edition of the Brazilian Medium Wave List, compiled by the DXCB (Dx Clube do Brasil), is online. You may download freely as a PDF document at http://www.ondascurtas.com/listasemissorasmw.asp
Rocco Controneo, ER, MWDX yg via DX Listening Digest 5-073 (4/5-2005)
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