On Sunday (10th October 2021) I did a little bit more broadcast short wave listening. The first station in the log was Radyo Pilipinas in the PHILIPPINES on 15640 kHz on the 19m band.

I tuned in at 0250 UTC. The broadcast was in the English language.

DZRP – Radyo Pilipinas Worldwide, also known as Voice of the Philippines is the overseas service of the Philippine Broadcasting Service. The station broadcasts on various shortwave frequencies in the Filippino and English languages.

During the martial law era in the Philippines, the National Media Production Center operated the Voice of the Philippines on AM and shortwave. Following the 1986 revolution, those broadcasts were abolished. The Voice of the Philippines was rebanded as Radyo Pagasa until 1987 when it became Radyo Pilipinas.

More info can be found on the Radyo Pilipinas website at……

http://radyopilipinas.ph/rp-worldwide

Radyo Pilipinas was coming through to my location quite well.

S	I	N	P	O
3	5	4	3	3

Below is a short video of my reception of Radyo Pilipinas as heard on my Tecsun S-2000 and a Tecsun random wire just a few feet off the ground..

References.

1. Wikipedia, 2021, <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radyo_Pilipinas_Worldwide>, viewed 16th October 2021.

My last station logged for Saturday 9th October 2021 was Radio New Zealand on 5980 kHz on the 49m band on shortwave.

Radio New Zealand, known as Radio NZ or RNZ, is New Zealand’s public service radio broadcaster. It was established under the Radio new Zealand Act 1995.

The headquarters of Radio New Zealand is located in Radio New Zealand House in Wellington.

Radio NZ was coming through very nicely with an excellent signal and no interference from adjacent stations. There was slight noise on the band (static crashes) and slight fading of the signal.

S	I	N	P	O
5	5	4	4	5

Below is a short video of my reception of Radio New Zealand.

References.

1. Wikipedia, 2021, <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_New_Zealand>, viewed 16th October 2021.