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Shortwave Service A19 Schedule

Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, John Hoad, who notes that the German broadcaster, Shortwave Service, has posted their A19 schedule. We’ve included it below for your convenience:

(Source: Shortwave Service)

3985 kHz Montag-Freitag

1500-1530 UTC Radio Tirana Französisch
1530-1600 UTC Radio Slowakei Französisch
1600-1700 UTC SRF Echo der Zeit
1700-1800 UTC Radio Mi Amigo International
1800-1830 UTC Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1830-1900 UTC Radio Slowakei Französisch
1900-1930 UTC Radio Slowakei Englisch
1930-2000 UTC Radio Tirana Deutsch (Mo-Sa)
2000-2030 UTC Radio Tirana Italienisch (Mo-Sa)
2030-2050 UTC Radio Belarus Französisch
2030-2110 UTC Radio Belarus Spanisch

3985 kHz Samstag

1500-1530 UTC Radio Tirana Französisch
1530-1600 UTC Radio Slowakei Französisch
1600-1700 UTC SRF Echo der Zeit
1700-1800 UTC Radio Canada International Französisch
1800-1830 UTC Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1830-1900 UTC Radio Slowakei Französisch
1900-1930 UTC Radio Slowakei Englisch
1930-2000 UTC Radio Tirana Deutsch (Mo-Sa)
2000-2030 UTC Radio Tirana Italienisch (Mo-Sa)
2030-2050 UTC Radio Belarus Französisch
2030-2110 UTC Radio Belarus Spanisch

3985 kHz Sonntag

1500-1530 UTC Radio Tirana Französisch
1530-1600 UTC Radio Slowakei Französisch
1600-1700 UTC SRF Echo der Zeit
1700-1800 UTC Radio Canada International Englisch
1800-1830 UTC Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1830-1900 UTC Radio Slowakei Französisch
1900-1930 UTC Radio Slowakei Englisch
1930-2030 UTC Musik / Sonderprogramme
2030-2050 UTC Radio Belarus Französisch
2030-2110 UTC Radio Belarus Spanisch

6005 kHz Mo-Fr

0700-0900 Radio Belarus Deutsch
0900-0930 DP07 Seewetter
0930-1000 Voice of Mongolia Englisch
1000-1030 Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1030-1100 SRF RendezVous
1100-1130 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1130-1200 Radio Slowakei Französisch
1200-1230 DP07 Seewetter
1230-1300 Radio Tirana Englisch
1300-1330 Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1330-1400 Radio Slowakei Französisch
1400-1430 Radio Slowakei Spanisch
1430-1500 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1500-1530 Polskie Radio Deutsch
1530-1600 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1600-1700 SRF Echo der Zeit

6005 kHz Sa

0700-0900 Radio Belarus Deutsch
0900-0930 DP07 Seewetter
0930-1000 Voice of Mongolia Englisch
1000-1030 Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1030-1100 Musik
1100-1130 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1130-1200 Radio Slowakei Französisch
1200-1230 DP07 Seewetter
1230-1300 Radio Tirana Englisch
1300-1330 Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1330-1400 Radio Slowakei Französisch
1400-1430 Radio Slowakei Spanisch
1430-1500 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1500-1530 Polskie Radio Deutsch
1530-1600 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1600-1700 SRF Echo der Zeit

6005 kHz So

0700-0900 Radio Belarus Deutsch
0900-0930 DP07 Seewetter
0930-1000 Voice of Mongolia Englisch
1000-1030 Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1030-1100 Radio Canada International Französisch
1100-1130 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1130-1200 Radio Slowakei Französisch
1200-1230 DP07 Seewetter
1230-1300 Radio Canada International Englisch
1300-1330 Radio Slowakei Deutsch
1330-1400 Radio Slowakei Französisch
1400-1430 Radio Slowakei Spanisch
1430-1500 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1500-1530 Polskie Radio Deutsch
1530-1600 Radio Slowakei Englisch
1600-1700 SRF Echo der Zeit

Montag-Sonntag

0700-1700 Radio MiAmigo International*

Samstag-Sonntag 7310 kHz
1000-1400 Radio MiAmigo International*

*Deutsch / Englisch / Niederländisch, Programmplan unter
http://www.radiomiamigo.international/english/sw-schedule.html.
Zeitangaben in UTC, Stand: 1.5.2019

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June 13: Spectres of Shortwave film screening and simulcast via German Shortwave Service

Spectres of Shortwave /
Ombres des ondes courtes

June 13 juin
Film Screening / Projection @ 7pm / 19 h
Cinémathèque Québécoise
Montréal, Québec

Radio Simulcast @ 23:00 UTC in Europe
German Shortwave Service – 3895 kHz

A film about radio waves, relationships, landscape, and loss.
This experimental documentary film about the Radio Canada International (RCI) shortwave radio towers, presents the site through four seasons, leading up to, and including, its demolition in winter of 2014. Images captured on 35mm film accompanied by personal stories from by people who lived with the site, interwoven with field recordings made by placing contact microphones onto the towers themselves.

Screenings of this film are accompanied by a radio simulcast, so that while viewers watch the film on a big screen in one part of the world, listeners can hear the sound track over radio waves in another part of the world. This Montreal screening is accompanied by a shortwave simulcast in Germany.

1 hour 53 minutes, colour, 5.1 sound
www.spectresofshortwave.net
http://www.amandadawnchristie.ca
Cinémathèque website and info
facebook event

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VORW Radio International updated schedule

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Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, John from VORW Radio International, who writes:

Hello Thomas, the broadcasting schedule of VORW Radio International has changed somewhat so I would like to provide an updated schedule for your readers!

Each broadcast features a mixture of my commentary and listener requested music. It’s the listeners who choose the playlist in every show, so you are guaranteed to hear a great variety of music! Hope you can tune in!

Thursday 2200 UTC – 9955 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – South America
Friday 0000 UTC (Thu 8 PM Eastern) – 9395 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – North America
Friday 0000 UTC – 9455 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – Central America
Friday 0000 UTC – 7730 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – Western North America
Friday 0000 UTC – 7490 kHz – WBCQ 50 kW – North America
Sunday 2000 UTC – 9395 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – North America
Sunday 2200 UTC – 7490 kHz – WBCQ 50 kW – North America

Questions, comments, reception reports and music requests may be sent to [email protected]

Reception reports will receive a QSL!

Thanks for the update John and keep up the good work!

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Video: Requiem for Radio broadcast via four frequencies, four receivers

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The Requiem For Radio QSL Card (Source: RFR Facebook)

I received a number of messages from Post readers who logged one or more of the simultaneous Requiem For Radio broadcasts. Many discovered that each frequency of the broadcast was actually a separate track of the piece.

Indeed, SWLing Post contributor, Shelby Brant, posted the following comment yesterday:

Listening right now, 11580, 9690, 9620, and 5130 are on, but nothing on 6850. To get the most out of this you really ought to have a receiver on all the frequencies at the same time, because each station is broadcasting something slightly different, but if you listen to all at the same time, they go together.

Later, Shelby added:

Here’s a link to a very impromptu video I put together of how I was listening to the broadcast, I managed to gather up 4 receivers (this was after I posted earlier) and tuned them to the 4 active frequencies. Part way through I turn the other three receivers down and tune to the individual stations one at a time to give an idea of what the 4 sounded like on their own, then it goes back to all 4 together again for the end of the video

Enjoy

Click here to view on YouTube.

Very –VERY- cool, Shelby! Amazing! Thank you for sharing!

And what a unique listening opportunity this presents us (thank you, Amanda Dawn Christie!).

If you missed the last on-air performance, you still have two more chances to catch it.

Remaining dates/times:

26th May 2017 2300-2400 UTC
27th May 2017 2300-2400 UTC

Schedule:

WRMI : Radio Miami International 11580 kHz
WBCQ : Free Speech Radio 5130 kHz
Nauen: Shortwaveservice 9690 kHz
Moosbrunn: Shortwaveservice 9620 kHz
Boston Pirate Radio 6850 kHz

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“Requiem For Radio” shortwave schedule

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View of the western cluster of curtain antennas from the roof of RCI Sackville’s transmissions building. (Photo: The SWLing Post) –Click to enlarge

(Source: Mauno Ritola via the WRTH Facebook Group)

From Christian Milling: A classical piece for 5 voices will be also sung where bass comes eg. from Nauen, alto from Moosbrunn, tenor from WRMI etc…
The European tx antennas are directed towards Canada / NAm.

Airtimes:

25th May 2017 2300-2400 UTC
26th May 2017 2300-2400 UTC
27th May 2017 2300-2400 UTC

Schedule:

WRMI : Radio Miami International 11580 kHz
WBCQ : Free Speech Radio 5130 kHz
Nauen: Shortwaveservice 9690 kHz
Moosbrunn: Shortwaveservice 9620 kHz
Boston Pirate Radio 6850 kHz

The content is identically on all three days. A QSL is planned.

Click here to learn more about Requiem for Radio.

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VORW Radio International expands with shortwave broadcasts to South America

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Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, John from VORW Radio International, who writes:

Thanks to the support of our VORW Radio listeners, I am proud to announce that VORW Radio International now has a transmission to South America on 9955 kHz!

Each broadcast features a mixture of my commentary and listener requested music. You’ll hear a great variety of music in this program, from Classical to Classic Country, from Rock to Smooth Jazz, you’ll hear it all!

If you’re interested in listening, the updated broadcast schedule is as follows:

Thursday 1200 UTC – 9875 kHz – Tashkent 100 kW – East Asia
Thursday 2000 UTC – 11580 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – Western Europe
Thursday 2200 UTC – 9955 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – South America
Friday 0000 UTC – 9395 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – North America
Friday 0000 UTC – 9455 kHz – WRMI 100 kW – Central America
Friday 0000 UTC – 7490 kHz – WBCQ 50 kW – North America

Questions, comments, reception reports and music requests may be sent to [email protected]

Reception reports will receive a QSL!

John, I’m so impressed with the number of relays you now have on shortwave–you’re truly a global broadcaster! Keep up the good work!

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