At about 1527 UTC on 2nd March 2022, I tuned in to FEBA Radio Pakistan, broadcasting in the Urdu language on 9965 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Yerevan-Gavar 300 kW transmitter.
The overall reception of FEBA was excellent.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of FEBA.
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At about 1514 UTC on 2nd March 2022, I tuned in to Radio Mazaris Samay, broadcasting in the Tigrinya language on 11705 kHz.
The World Radio TV Handbook 202 records this station as Radio MaEzer Semay. It states that the station has been on air since October 2021 and is produced by the Corporation MaEzer Semay Eritrean Churches Broadcasting Network.
The shortwave info website and the shortwave schedule website records the station as Radio Mazaris Samay.
MaEzer Semay Tv and Radio Network: is a television broadcasting network in spreading biblical messages and Christian values to Eritrean people and their surrounding nations.
The broadcast was coming from the Talata-Volonondry 250 kW transmitter in Madagascar.
The overall reception of Radio Mazaris Samay was poor. There was a lot of interference from Radio Farda on 11695 kHz who was very strong.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of Radio Mazaris Samay.
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At about 1450 UTC on 2nd March 2022, I tuned in to Bible Voice Broadcasting, broadcasting in the Nuer language on 15300 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from Issoudun 100 kW transmitter in France.
The overall reception of Bible Voice was good.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of Bible Voice Broadcasting.
References.
At about 11434 UTC on 2nd March 2022, I tuned in to Deutsche Welle, broadcasting in the Pashto language on 15290 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from Deutsche Welle’s Al-Dhabbiya 250 kW transmitter in the United Arab Emirates.
The overall reception of Deutsche Welle was good. There was interference from the Sound of Hope broadcasting on the same frequency in the Chinese language.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of Deutsche Welle.
References.
At about 1408 UTC on 2nd March 2022, I tuned in to the NHK World Japan broadcasting in the English language on 11925 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Al-Dhabbiya 250 kW transmitter in the United Arab Emirates.
The overall reception of NHK was good. There was some interference from CNR1 China broadcasting in Chinese on the same frequency.
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Below is a short video of my reception of NHK.
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At about 1329 UTC on 2nd March 2022, I tuned in to the Voice of America (VOA) broadcasting in the Khmer language on 9335 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Tinang 250 kW transmitter in the Philippines.
The overall reception of VOA was good.
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Below is a short video of my reception of VOA.
References.
At about 1028 UTC on 28th February 2022, I tuned in to China Radio International, broadcasting in the English language on 15190 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Kunming-Anning 501 500 kW transmitter.
The program included The Beijing Hour and news on the Russia/Ukraine crisis.
The overall reception of CRI was excellent.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of China Radio International.
References.
At about 1003 UTC on 28th February 2022, I tuned in to China Radio International, broadcasting in the English language on 15210 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Kunming-Anning 501 500 kW transmitter.
The program included news on the Russia/Ukraine crisis.
The overall reception of CRI was excellent.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of China Radio International.
References.
At about 1117 UTC on 24th February 2022, I tuned in to China Radio International, broadcasting in the English language on 5955 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Beijing 150 kW transmitter.
The program included a discussion on the Russia/Ukraine crisis.
The overall reception of CRI was good. There was a digital noise that came up on the frequency from time to time. There was some ‘bleed-over’ from China Radio international broadcasting in the Korean language on 5965 kHz. There were also moderate static crashes on the band.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of China Radio International.
References.
At about 1118 UTC on 22nd February 2022, I tuned in to KSDA GUAM, broadcasting in the Chinese and English language on 15210 kHz.
The broadcast was coming from the Agat 100 kW transmitter.
The overall reception of KSDA was good.
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Below is a short video showing my reception of KSDA.
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