At about 1312 UTC on 25th January 2022, I tuned in to Reach Beyond Australia, broadcasting on 11875 kHz, in the Kurux and then Telugu languages.

The broadcast was coming from the Kununurra 100kW transmitter.

The overall reception of Reach Beyond Australia was excellent.

Below is a video showing my reception of Reach Beyond Australia.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 25th January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 25th January 2022.

At about 1258 UTC on 25th January 2022, I tuned in to KTWR GUAM, broadcasting on 11590 kHz.

The overall reception of KTWR was good

Below is a video showing my reception of KNLS.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 25th January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 25th January 2022.

At about 1119 UTC on Tuesday 25th January 2022, I tuned in to KNLS ALASKA, broadcasting in the Russian language on 9570 kHz.

The signal was coming from the KNLS Anchor Point 100kW transmitter.

The overall reception of KNLS was good. The signal strength was good and there was only slight fading on the signal. There was no interference from other stations.

Below is a short video of my reception of KNLS.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 25th January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 25th January 2022.

At about 1241 UTC on Monday the 23rd January 2022, I tuned in to Radio Afghanistan International broadcasting in the Pashto language on 7600 kHz.

The broadcast was coming from the Tashkent 100kW transmitter in Uzbekistan.

The overall reception of Radio Afghanistan was initially poor. This was due to a strong digital signal which was on the frequency. Once the digital signal disappeared, the overall reception was good.

Below is a video showing my reception of Radio Afghanistan International.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 23rd January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 23rd January 2022.

At about 0949 UTC on Sunday the 23rd day of January 2022, I tuned in to Voz Andes, ECUADOR, broadcasting in the Quechua language on 6050 kHz.

The overall reception of Voz Andes was fair. The static crashes from local storms in Australia affected listening pleasure. There was also some interference from Radio Nikkei on 6055 kHz.

Below is a short video of my reception of Voz Andes.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 23rd January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 23rdJanuary 2022.

This afternoon on 20m SSB, I spoke with Carol AA4CS aeronautical mobile. Carol was in a Boeing 767, about 100 miles south of the Cayman Islands, heading to Ecuador.

I received my latest SPFF certificate from Poland via email yesterday. It is issued for having worked 50 different SPFF references.

Thanks to all of the SPFF Activators and the SPFF Awards Team.

A few weeks ago, via email, I received another QSL card from Hope Radio, PALAU, for the reception of their station on 12th December 2021, on 15680 kHz.

At about 1659 UTC on Saturday the 22nd day of January 2022, I tuned in to the Voice of Nigeria, broadcasting in the English language on 11770 kHz.

The broadcast was coming from the Abuja Lugbe 250 kW transmitter in Nigeria.

The overall reception of the Voice of Nigeria was fair.

Below is a short video showing my reception of the Voice of Nigeria.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 22nd January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 22nd January 2022.

At about 1633 UTC on 22nd January 2022, I tuned in to Radio Manara International, NIGERIA, broadcasting on 15285 kHz in the Hausa language.

Manara radio is a Sunni Muslim station produced by the religious broadcasting company Manara Radio & Television and targetting Hausa speakers in West Africa and the middle east. The station has been on air since 12th June 2015 and was initiated by the Nigerian Islamic organisation Jama`atu Izalatil Bid’ah Wa’iqamatus Sunnah (JIBWIS).

The broadcast was coming from the Issoudun 150 kW transmitter in France.

The overall reception of Radio Manara International was fair.

Below is a video showing my reception of Radio Manara International.

References.

1. Short Wave Info, 2022, <https://www.short-wave.info/>, viewed 22nd January 2022.
2. Short Wave Schedule, 2022, <https://shortwaveschedule.com/>, viewed 22nd January 2022.
3. World Radio TV Handbook, 2022