www.rhci-online.net/radiogram/radiogram.htm
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QUESTA E' IBC, ITALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION
TRASMISSIONI IN ITALIANO QUESTA SETTIMANA / THIS WEEK:
MERCOLEDI' 18.00-21 UTC 3975/6070 KHZ
VENERDI' 01-01.30 UTC 9955 KHZ
SABATO 01.30-02 UTC 11580 KHZ
SABATO 21-21.30 UTC 1584 KHZ
DOMENICA 00.30-01 UTC 7730 KHZ
website:
HTTP://WWW.IBCRADIO.WEBS.COM
email:
IBC@EUROPE.COM
"IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL"
QUESTA SETTIMANA / THIS WEEK:
MERCOLEDI' 20.30-21.00 UTC 3975/6070 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz) E IN OLIVIA 16-500
(2200 Hz)
VENERDI' 01.25-01.30 UTC 9955 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
SABATO 01.55-02.00 UTC 11580 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
SABATO 20.25-20.30 UTC 1584 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
DOMENICA 00.55-01.00 UTC 7730 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
DOMENICA 11.30-12.00 UTC 6070 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz) E IN OLIVIA 16-500
(2200 Hz) VIA "RADIO BCL NEWS"
BUONA DECODIFICA!
"DX ITALIA DX NEWS" by I2MQP
HAM NEWS - NOTIZIE PER I RADIOAMATORI
STATIONS ON AIR NOW OR WITHIN NEXT WEEK ---- STAZIONI IN ARIA ORA O ENTRO UNA
SETTIMANA
3B8 Mauritius Nov 9 - Dec 6 3B8/DJ7RJ will be on all bands CW & SSB QSL H.C. dir
5H Tanzania Nov 7 - Dec 2 IK2GZU will sign 5H3MB QSL H.C. LoTW & ClubLog
5W Samoa Oct 31 - Nov 9 JF1OCQ & JH1BED will sign 5W7X & 5W0ST QSL H.C
6W Senegal Nov 7 - Nov 19 Italian team will be on from AF-045 signing 6V1IS QSL
IK7JWX
8T Antartica Now - Dec 2016 VU3BPZ is active as BT2BH QSL I1HYW
9Q Congo Nov 20 - Dec 25 IS0BWM will sign 9Q0HQ/3 QSL dir only
9X Rwanda Now - Dec 30 KB1ZSQ is on as 9X0JW during spare time
CE0Y Easter Isl. Oct 24 - Dec 2 RZ3FW as CE0Y/RZ3FW and R4WAA as CE0Y/R4WAA QSL
H.C.
CY0 Sable Sep 18 - Nov 15 VA1AXC is again /CY0 QSL JE1LET dir
E51 South Cook Oct 29 - Nov 25 ZL1BQD as usual from Rarotonga QSL H.C. dir
FG Guadeloupe Oct 17 - Nov 7 F1DUZ will sign FG4KH also VHF EME QSL H.C.
HH Haiti Oct 29 - Nov 7 VA3MPG will sign /HH2 QSL VE3NLS Clublog
J5 Guinea Bissau November Italian group will be on as J5T QSL I2YSB
KH0 Mariana Oct 29 - Oct 30 AH0K group will be in the contest OH6GDX
PJ4 Bonaire Nov 1 - Nov 11 ON7TQ & ON6KX will be on as PJ4L QSL ON3CQ
PJ4 Bonaire Nov 6 - Nov 13 N5JR, NT5V and K5JP will be /PJ4 QSL H.C. dir bur
LoTW
T8 Palau Nov 2 - Nov 8 JR1UBR will be on as T88AB QSL H.C. dir & bur
XT Burkina Faso Oct 13 - Nov 20 DF2WO will sign XT2AW QSL M0OXO
XU Cambodia Nov 4 - Nov 14 MDXC will be on as XU7MDC with 20 operators and 5
stations
ZD8 Ascension Oct end - Nov end W6NV will be active as ZD8W QSL H.C.
ZL7 Chatam Oct 27 - Nov 10 The 6G team will be on with 4 stations
"DX ITALIA DX NEWS" by I2MQP
END
"IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL"
END
RSID:
<<2016-11-20T11:31Z MFSK-32
@ 6070000+1500>>
START START
"IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL"
website:
HTTP://WWW.IBCRADIO.WEBS.COM email:
IBC@EUROPE.COM
MERCOLEDI' 20.30-21.00 UTC 3975 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz) E IN OLIVIA 16-500
(2200 Hz)
VENERDI' 01.25-01.30 UTC 9955 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
SABATO 20.25-20.30 UTC 1584 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
DOMENICA 00.55-01.00 UTC 7730 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
DOMENICA 11.30-12.00 UTC 6070 KHZ
IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz) E IN OLIVIA 16-500 (2200 Hz) VIA "RADIO BCL NEWS"
BUONA DECODIFICA!
"IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL"
SWITCH NOW TO OLIVIA 16-500(2200 Hz)
RSID:
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@ 6070000+2200>>
START
START
"DX ITALIA DX NEWS" by I2MQP
HAM NEWS - NOTIZIE PER I RADIOAMATORI
STATIONS ON AIR NOW OR WITHIN NEXT WEEK ---- STAZIONI IN ARIA ORA O ENTRO UNA
SETTIMANA
3B8 Mauritius Nov 9 - Dec 6 3B8/DJ7RJ will be on all bands CW & SSB QSL H.C.
dir
5H Tanzania Nov 7 - Dec 2 IK2GZU will sign 5H3MB QSL H.C. LoTW & ClubLog
5H Tanzania Nov 19 - Nov 28 R4WAA & RZ3FW will be on from AF032 as 5H1WW QSL
RZ3FW ClubLog
5X Uganda Nov 12 - Nov 28 G3XAQ will sign again 5X1XA CW only QSL G3SWH OQRS/Lotw.
5Z Kenya Now - Jan 23 LZ4NM will be /5X till late jan next year QSL Kenya
Bureau
6Y Jamaica Nov 26 - Nov 27 4 VE operators will be in the contest as 6Y3T QSL
VE3CX
8Q Maldives Nov 20 - Dec 3 SP team will be on as 8Q7SP QSL SP6FXY OQRS bur
9M6 E.Malaysia Nov 26 - Nov 27 JE1JKL will be in the contest as 9M6NA from
OC133 QSL H.C. LoTW
9M W. Malaysia Nov 25 - Nov 27 9M4LI tean will be on from AS-072 QSL Dir only
9Q Congo Nov 20 - Dec 25 IS0BWM will sign 9Q0HQ/3 QSL Dir only
9Q CONGO Nov 20 - Dec 25 IS0BWN as 9Q0HQ/3 QSL H.C. dir Clublog
CE0Y Easter Isl. Oct 24 - Dec 2 RZ3FW as CE0Y/RZ3FW and R4WAA as CE0Y/R4WAA
QSL H.C.
CN Morocco Nov 26 - Nov 27 CN2AA group will be in the
contest QSL W7EJ
FG Guadeloupe Nov 26 - Nov 27 WJ2O will be /FG QSLN2ZN dir
FH Mayotte Nov 26 - Nov 27 HB9AMO will be /FH QSL H.C.
FO/A Austral Islands Nov 21 - Nov 28 K7AR will be /FO QSL H.C. LoTW ClubLog
GU Guernsey Nov 26 - Nov 27 GU4CHY will be in the contest QSL H.C. dir / bur
HB0 Liechtenstein Nov 24 - Nov 27 3DL operators will be on as HB0/DK4YJ during
the contest QSL H.C.
HR Honduras Nov 22 - Nov 30 AJ9C will be /HR2 Will sign HR2J during the
contest QSL H.C. dir
HS Thailand Nov 26 - Nov 27 HS0ZAR multi 2 group will be in the contest QSL
LA7JO dir & bur
J3 Grenada Nov 30 - Dec 8 VE7ACN will be on QSL H.C. & LoTW
J5 Guinea Bissau November Italian group will be on as J5T QSL I2YSB
KP4 Puerto Rico Nov 26 - Nov 27 VE3DX will be on as WP3C or NP4DX
P4 Aruba Nov 26 - Nov 27 AE6Y will be in the contest as P49Y QSL H.C. LoTW
P4 Aruba Oct 29 - Oct 30 Nov 22 - Nov 29 W2GD will sign P40W N2MM QSL dir LoTW
PJ4 Bonaire Nov 20 - Nov 29 K4BAI, KU8E, /W4EF and PJ4LS will sign /PJJ4 and
PJ4A during the contest QSL H.C.
PJ7 St Marrten Now - Jan 10 K2GSJ will be on as PJ7TM H.C.
T8 Palau Nov 25 - Nov 17 JJ1DQR as T88QR H.C.
TK Corsica Nov 26 - Nov 27 A big S5 group will be in the contest as TK0C QSL
LoTW
V4 Sr.Kitts Nov 15 - Dec 15 W5JON will be again on as V47JA H.C. dir & LoTW
V6 Micronesia November DF8AN will operate as V63AJ QSL H.C. dir & bur
V6 Micronesia Nov 25 - Nov 30 JA7HMZ will sign again V63DX. Will also be in
the contest as V6A QSL H.C. dir
V7 Marshall Nov 26 - Nov 27 WD8CRT will be in the contest and later as V73NS
QSL W3HNK
VK9N Norfolk now G0PWH has moved to Norfolk and will be there as VK9PH QSL
QRZ.COM
VK9N Norfolk Nov 22 - Dec 3 NL8F & NX1P will be on as VK9NF QSL N7RO dir
ClobLog
VP2V B. Virgin Islands Nov 22 - Nov 29 W1UU, K2SX, W2LK and WA6O will be
active /VP2V. Will sign VP2VI in the contest
VP5 Turks and Caicos Nov 31 - Nov 30 AA4NC will sign /VP5
XU Cambodia Early November AG5AM & YB3MM will be on
with the XU7MDC team
http://www.marioi2mqp.it/dx-italia-dx-news.asp
http://www.marioi2mqp.it/img/bollettini/bollettino dx 724.pd
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START START
QUESTA E' IBC, ITALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION
TRASMISSIONI IN ITALIANO (SCHEDULE):
MERCOLEDI' (WED) 18.00-21.00 UTC 3975 KHZ
19.00-20.00 UTC 6070
KHZ
VENERDI' (FRI) 02.00-02.30 UTC 9955 KHZ
SABATO (SAT) 13.00-14.00 UTC 6070 KHZ
21.00-21.30 UTC
1584 KHZ
DOMENICA (SUN) 00.30-01.00 UTC 7730 KHZ
website:
HTTP://WWW.IBCRADIO.WEBS.COM
email:
IBC@EUROPE.COM
"IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL"
MERCOLEDI' (WED) 20.30-21.00 UTC 3975 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz) E IN OLIVIA
16-500 (2200 Hz)
VENERDI' (FRI) 01.25-01.30 UTC
9955 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
SABATO (SAT) 20.25-20.30 UTC 1584 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
DOMENICA (SUN) 00.55-01.00 UTC 7730 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz)
11.30-12.00 UTC 6070 KHZ IN MFSK32 (1500 Hz) E IN OLIVIA
16-500 (2200 Hz) VIA "RADIO BCL NEWS"
BUONA DECODIFICA!
"DX ITALIA DX NEWS" by I2MQP
HAM NEWS - NOTIZIE PER I RADIOAMATORI
STATIONS ON AIR NOW OR
WITHIN NEXT WEEK ---- STAZIONI IN ARIA ORA O ENTRO UNA SETTIMANA
FH Mayotte Nov 26 - Nov 27 HB9AMO will be /FH QSL H.C.
FO/A Austral Islands Nov 21 - Nov 28 K7AR will be /FO QSL H.C. LoTW ClubLog
GM Scotland Nov 18 - Nov 20 MM0NDX & EA2TA will sign MS0INT from EU-123
GU Guernsey Nov 26 - Nov 27 GU4CHY will be in the contest QSL H.C. dir / bur
HB0 Liechtenstein Nov 24 - Nov 27 3DL operators will be on as HB0/DK4YJ
during the contest QSL H.C.
HR Honduras Nov 22 - Nov 30 AJ9C will be /HR2 Will sign HR2J during the
contest QSL H.C. dir
HS Thailand Nov 26 - Nov 27 HS0ZAR multi 2 group will be in the contest QSL
LA7JO dir & bur
J3 Grenada Nov 30 - Dec 8 VE7ACN will be on QSL H.C. & LoTW
J5 Guinea Bissau November Italian group will be on as J5T QSL I2YSB
KP4 Puerto Rico Nov 26 - Nov 27 VE3DX will be on as WP3C or NP4DX
P4 Aruba Oct 29 - Oct 30 Nov 22 - Nov 29 W2GD will sign P40W N2MM QSL dir
LoTW
PJ4 Bonaire Nov 20 - Nov 29 K4BAI, KU8E, /W4EF and PJ4LS will sign /PJJ4 and
PJ4A during the contest QSL H.C.
T8 Palau Nov 25 - Nov 17 JJ1DQR as T88QR H.C.
TK Corsica Nov 26 - Nov 27 A big S5 group will be in the contest as TK0C QSL
LoTW
V4 Sr.Kitts Nov 15 - Dec 15 W5JON will be again on as V47JA H.C. dir & LoTW
V6 Micronesia Nov 25 - Nov 30 JA7HMZ will sign again V63DX. Will also be in
the contest as V6A QSL H.C. dir
"DX ITALIA DX NEWS" by I2MQP
END
"IBC DIGITAL" "IBC DIGITAL"
END
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Hello and welcome to DigiDX 37 a weekly review of the latest shortwave
and DX news, today in MFSK32 mode. This programme includes the latest
shortwave news plus the e-QSL card.
New DigiDX weekly schedule:
Sunday 2030 - 11580kHz via WRMI (Okeechobee, FL, USA)
Sunday 2330 - 11580kHz via WRMI (Okeechobee, FL, USA)
To buy shortwave time at very reasonable prices from WRMI go to
http://www.wrmi.net/
Any other extra broadcasts will be listed on
http://www.digidx.uk
If you enjoy DigiDX and find the service useful please consider donating
via Paypal to
reports@digidx.uk. Any money donated will go towards
paying for airtime to keep DigiDX on the air to Europe and North
America.
A big thank you to Merkouris, a regular listener from Greece, who
created the last two DigiDX episode and wrote the news part of the
broadcast today while I was on holiday without a PC to create the
programme.
--- LATEST SHORTWAVE NEWS
---
- BBC WORLD SERVICE ANNOUNCES BIGGEST EXPANSION 'SINCE THE 1940s'
- BBC TO LAUNCH SHORTWAVE RADIO SERVICE TARGETING N. KOREA IN APRIL 2017
- RADIO ITAHUKA VIA MEDIA BROADCAST
- DSWCI SHORTWAVE BROADCAST
- Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) "Gruss an Bord"
- C.DX.A - INTERNACIONAL" CELEBRATES 40 YEARS OF ACTIVITIES
BBC WORLD SERVICE ANNOUNCES
BIGGEST EXPANSION 'SINCE THE 1940s'
The BBC World Service will launch 11 new language services as part of
its biggest expansion "since the 1940s", the corporation has announced.
The expansion is a result of the funding boost announced by the UK
government last year. The new languages will be Afaan Oromo, Amharic,
Gujarati, Igbo, Korean, Marathi, Pidgin, Punjabi, Telugu, Tigrinya, and
Yoruba. The first new services are expected to launch in 2017.
"This is a historic day for the BBC, as we announce the biggest
expansion of the World Service since the 1940s," said BBC director
general Tony Hall. "The BBC World Service is a jewel in the crown - for
the BBC and for Britain. "As we move towards our centenary, my vision is
of a confident, outward-looking BBC which brings the best of our
independent, impartial journalism and world-class entertainment to half
a billion people around the world. "Today is a key step towards that
aim."
Relevant as ever The plans include the expansion of digital services to
offer more mobile and video content and a greater social media presence.
BBC World Service expansion
• £289m investment
• 11 new languages
• 12 new or expanded daily TV and digital bulletins
• 40 languages covered after expansion
• 500m people reached by 2022 - double the current number
• 1,300 new jobs, mostly non-UK
On Wednesday the BBC launches a full digital service in Thai, following
the success of a Facebook-only "pop-up" service launched in 2014.
Other expansion plans include:
• extended news bulletins in Russian, with regionalised versions
for surrounding countries
• enhanced television services across Africa, including more
then 30 new TV programmes for partner broadcasters across
sub-Saharan Africa
• new regional programming from BBC Arabic
• short-wave and medium-wave radio programmes aimed at audiences
in the Korean peninsula, plus online and social media content
• investment in World Service English, with new programmes, more
original journalism, and a broader agenda
Fran Unsworth, the BBC's World Service director, said: "Through war,
revolution and global change, people around the world have relied on the
World Service for independent, trusted, impartial news.
"As an independent broadcaster, we remain as relevant as ever in the
21st Century, when in many places there is not more free expression, but
less. "Today's announcement is about transforming the World Service by
investing for the future.
"We must follow our audience, who consume the news in changing ways; an
increasing number of people are watching the World Service on TV, and
many services are now digital-only.
"We will be able to speed up our digital transformation, especially for
younger audiences, and we will continue to invest in video news
bulletins.
"What will not change is our commitment to independent, impartial
journalism." The new language services mean the BBC World Service will
be available in 40 languages, including English. Lord Hall has set a
target for the BBC to reach 500 million people worldwide by its
centenary in 2022.
(source:
www.bbc.com/news)
BBC TO LAUNCH SHORTWAVE RADIO SERVICE TARGETING
N. KOREA IN APRIL 2017
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) will launch a regular
shortwave radio service into North Korea in April next year. Aired by
the public broadcaster’s World Service network, the broadcast in the
Korean language will offer news updates from the Korean Peninsula and
around the world. An English conversation lecture will also be part of
the program. As the program targets audiences in the North, the BBC will
create a broadcasting crew with North Korean defectors who are familiar
with North Korea's culture and accent. Currently, the broadcaster is
known to be training five North Korean escapees living in Britain. A BBC
insider said that the British broadcaster will be able to help promote
the opening of North Korea through the radio service, as its programs
played an important role in the demise of communist Eastern Europe.
The North's communist regime has been opposing the BBC’s plan through
various channels. Analysts say that the delayed launch of the service
may be related to Pyongyang’s opposition. The radio service was
initially scheduled to begin this fall.
(source:
http://world.kbs.co.kr/english/news/)
RADIO ITAHUKA VIA MEDIA
BROADCAST
Last week from Media Broadcast:
We got a request from one of our customers to receive reception reports
for their broadcasted transmission. Therefore I would kindly like to ask
you if you will be able to listen to the signal next Saturday or any
Saturday beyond and send us a report to
“QSL-Shortwave@media-broadcast.com”
Transmission parameters are:
17870 kHz (16 meter band) via Issoudun to Central Africa from 1700-1800
UTC with 100 kW each Saturday. Next broadcast will be on November 12th,
2016. We can’t guarantee that we will be able to reply to your report
with an eQSL card. But it would be of help if you have time to listen
and to send us your feedback regarding this transmission. Thank you very
much in advance for your support in this matter.
Best regards,
Michael Puetz Sales Consultant, Business Unit Radio MEDIA BROADCAST GmbH
According to the eQSL we received from Media Broadcast, the station is
called Radio Itahuka. The language of the programme is most probably
Kinyarwanda.
http://www.radioitahuka.org/
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The latest schedule of Media Broadcast is available at:
https://www.media-broadcast.com/fileadmin/Downloads/Radio/KW/MBR_B16_operational_schedule_11112016.pdf
DSWCI SHORTWAVE BROADCAST
From RMRC via EDXC News:
Hello all, DSWCI will close down, that's why Robert Kipp from
Rhein-Main-Radio-Club, Germany produced a one hour shortwave program
“DSWCI-the last AGM”. This program will be broadcasted to Europe,
<====== AGM =
Annual General Meeting
Japan, Asia, Australia, North America, Eastern North America, the
Caribbean and South America on 3.12.2016 to Europe
4.12.2016
5.12.2016
10.12.2016
11.12.2016
12.12.2016
by WRMI and SLBC
The RMRC publish a special QSL-card for your Reception Report.
Good luck in listening
RMRC-managing board
SRI LANKA Victor Goonetilleke, program manager
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To EUROPE :
Sat 03 Dec 2016 (UTC) from 1930-2030 UTC on 9715 kHz (350 degrees; 125 kW)
To JAPAN, Asia, Australia :
Sun 04 Dec 2016 (UTC) from 1000-1100 UTC on 11835 kHz
or
Sat 03 Dec 2016 (UTC) from 1000-1100 UTC on 11835 kHz
WRMI Jeff White, program manager
--------------------------------
All broadcasts from WRMI are 30 minutes long; therefore Part1 and Part2.
PART ONE
2300 UTC Sat, Dec 3 - 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and
West)
2330 UTC Sat, Dec 3 - 11580 kHz to Eastern North America (and Europe)
2030 UTC Sun, Dec 4 - 11580 kHz to Europe (and Eastern North America)
2300 UTC Sun, Dec 4 - 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and
West)
0230 UTC Mon, Dec 5 - 9955 kHz to the Caribbean, North and South America
PART TWO
2300 UTC Sat, Dec 10 - 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and
West)
2330 UTC Sat, Dec 10 - 11580 kHz to Eastern North America (and Europe)
2030 UTC Sun, Dec 11 - 11580 kHz to Europe (and Eastern North America )
2300 UTC Sun, Dec 11 - 5850 kHz to North America (especially Central and
West)
0230 UTC Mon, Dec 12 - 9955 kHz to the Caribbean, North and South America
Note that the Monday transmissions on 9955 kHz are actually Sunday evening
in the Americas.
(source:
https://edxcnews.wordpress.com/)
Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR)
"Gruss an Bord"
The annual Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) "Gruss an Bord" programme on
shortwave
on 24 December has been confimed to have the following schedule:
19.00 UTC till 21.00 UTC
6.125 kHz Atlantic - North
11.650 kHz Atlantic - South
9.800 kHz Atlantic / Indian Ocean (South Africa)
9.740 kHz Indian Ocean - West
9.790 kHz Indian Ocean - East
6.145 kHz Europe
21.00 UTC till 23.00 UTC
5.930 kHz Atlantic - North
9.830 kHz Atlantic - South
9.590 kHz Atlantic / Indian Ocean (South Africa)
9.765 kHz Indian Ocean - West
9.650 kHz Indian Ocean - East
6.145 kHz Europe
For more information on the programme “Greetings On Board” which is
aimed at sailors around the world and has been on the air since 1953 can
be found at
http://www.ndr.de/info/sendungen/Gruss-an-Bord,grussanbord306.html
(in German).
C.DX.A - INTERNACIONAL"
CELEBRATES 40 YEARS OF ACTIVITIES
Thanks to regular listener from Venezuela, Willams Lopez, for sending
the story below in Spanish and English where he asks for reception
reports of the image transmitted below to be sent to them. This image
will be transmitted in the next few DigiDX broadcasts to ensure decoding
while we experience bad reception conditions.
VENEZUELA: EL "CLUB DIEXISTAS DE LA AMISTAD" ESTA CELEBRANDO SUS 40
AÑOS DE ACTIVIDADES EN PRO DEL DIEXISMO LATINOAMERICANO SI DESEAS
CONFIRMAR ESTA TRANSMISION CON LA TARJETA QSL ELECTRÓNICA, FAVOR
REMITIR SU INFORME A:
40cdxainternacional@gmail.com . O PUBLICARLO EN
NUESTRO GRUPO DE FACEBOOK "CADENA DX". GRACIAS. . VENEZUELA: "C.DX.A -
INTERNACIONAL" IS CELEBRATING ITS 40 YEARS OF ACTIVITIES IN PRO OF LATIN
AMERICAN DX. IF YOU WANT TO CONFIRM THIS TRANSMISSION WITH ELECTRONIC
QSL CARD, PLEASE SEND YOUR REPORT TO:40cdxainternacional@gmail.com. OR
PUBLISH IT IN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP "CHAIN DX" . THANK YOU.
Sending Pic:224x225C;
Upcoming relays and special broadcasts:
VOA Radiogram will be on air this weekend on the following frequencies,
for more information on the modes to be used visit
http://voaradiogram.net/
Sat 0930-1000 5745 kHz
<======
5865 kHz !!!
Sat 1600-1630 17580 kHz
Sun 0230-0300 5745 kHz
Sun 1930-2000 15670 kHz
After a summer break Gilles Létourneau who runs the excellent
OfficialSWLchannel channel on Youtube is back with the normal Friday and
Saturday
Shortwave Radio Hangout's at 2000UTC.
Go to
https://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialSWLchannel
to view the hangouts and other radio related videos.
To coincide with the news of the BBC World Service expansion featured
earlier
in this episode we now have a MIDI version of the BBC WS interval signal
broadcast
in base64 mode. To convert to MP3 go to
http://midi.digidx.uk or go to
http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp
choosing to decode the
data and export to file, the file can then be renamed a .MID file and
opened
in Winamp or a similar software.
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This is VOA Radiogram in Olivia 64-2000
From ARRL:
EO-79/FUNcube-3 Now Available for Amateur Radio Use
11/15/2016
The EO-79/FUNcube-3 satellite has transitioned to Amateur Radio
service, now that its primary mission has been completed.
AMSAT-UK and AMSAT-NL have announced that the FUNcube U/V
transponder on the 2U CubeSat QB50p1 has been activated with a
regular schedule.
Due to power budget constraints, the transponder cannot be
operational 24/7, and an orbit-specific schedule has been
developed. The transponder will commence operation 27 minutes
after the spacecraft enters sunlight and remain active for 25
minutes. This schedule may be modified in the weeks ahead, as
experience dictates.
The transponder frequencies are: Uplink: 435.047-435.077 MHz
(LSB); Downlink: 145.935-145.965 MHz (USB). The output power of
the Amateur Radio payload is about 400 mW.
Qb50p1 was launched in June 2014 as a precursor spacecraft for
the QB50 mission. The satellite’s primary function was to test a
number of systems and science payloads. - Thanks to AMSAT News
Service via AMSAT-UK and AMSAT-NL
bit.ly/2fZKxOb
VOA Radiogram now returns to MFSK32 ..
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This is VOA Radiogram in MFSK32.
Please send reception reports to
radiogram@voanews.com.
China Doubles Down on Internet Control Ahead of Conference
Associated Press via voanews.com
November 16, 2016
BEIJING - China's leaders and official media are pushing for
greater control of the internet and technology products as
tensions surrounding a far-reaching Chinese cybersecurity law
loom over a gathering this week of the world's leading tech firms
and Chinese officials.
The Communist Party's mouthpiece People's Daily warned in an
editorial on Thursday that China must break monopolies over core
technologies and standards and remain untethered to other
countries' technology supply chains.
The commentary, aimed apparently at Silicon Valley in unusually
stark terms, comes one day after President Xi Jinping called for
"more fair and equitable" governance of the internet at the
opening of the state-run World Internet Conference. Since 2014,
China has hosted executives from the likes of Microsoft, Apple,
Facebook and Alibaba in eastern China to promote its vision of an
internet that is more tightly controlled by national governments
rather than running unchecked as a transnational network.
The conference this week has highlighted U.S. and China's
competing and increasingly entrenched views about the internet,
trade and cybersecurity, and the potential for these issues to
become an enduring irritant in bilateral relations.
Xi reiterated on Wednesday the Chinese position of "internet
sovereignty" over its 700 million Internet users, while other top
leaders declared the country's willingness to work with the
global industry for mutual benefit - if security could be assured
on China's terms.
Earlier this month, China passed a broad cybersecurity law that
gives law enforcement greater powers to access private data and
requires data to be stored locally on Chinese servers. Human
rights groups have voiced concern about police overreach while
U.S. firms have lobbied against the measure, saying it would wall
off China's internet and unfairly hamper their access to the
market.
Other Chinese proposals in recent years have effectively
discouraged state-backed companies and agencies from buying
foreign products out of cyber-spying concerns. China has also
encouraged its state-backed sector to develop - or outright
acquire - technologies in strategically critical industries like
semiconductors, which it believes to be an Achilles heel of the
Chinese economy. Recent efforts to acquire U.S. chip companies
have been rebuffed by U.S. regulators on national security
grounds.
Foreign technology trade groups say the regulations have used
security as a pretext for enacting protectionist trade policies
to benefit China's tech industry, and more than 40 groups signed
a letter to Communist Party cyberspace officials last week urging
China to respect its World Trade Organization commitments.
"We are concerned that these commitments are undermined by public
statements and other forms of high-level guidance that call for
indigenous and controllable substitution plans for information
technology products and services," the trade groups said, while
acknowledging that China faced "legitimate security concerns."
...
http://www.voanews.com/a/ap-china-doubles-down-on-internet-control-ahead-of-conference/3599610.html
See also:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-internet-idUSKBN13B1FF
Image: Graphic from the World Internet Conference website
www.wuzhenwic.org: "What President Says
'The Internet will bring
even greater benefits to mankind" ...
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VOA NEWS
Report: Global Internet Continues to Become Less Free
Doug Bernard
November 14, 2016
WASHINGTON - For the sixth year in a row, the global internet
became less free as governments around the world redoubled
efforts to limit free expression, ban encryption technologies,
and punish users for posting or sharing material deemed
unacceptable by national authorities.
Those are just a few of the findings of the annual "Freedom on
the Net" report published by Freedom House, a pro-democracy think
tank in Washington, D.C.
Freedom House researchers estimate that just over two-thirds of
the world's internet users live in nations that actively restrict
online activity and that harshly penalize them, including by
whippings and imprisonment, for their posts.
The survey of 65 nations determined that China, Iran, Syria and
Ethiopia were the greatest abusers of internet freedoms, followed
by Uzbekistan, Cuba, Vietnam and Saudi Arabia. Some nations –
including North Korea, which has a long record of flagrant human
rights abuses – were not included.
Among the nations that saw the biggest declines were Uganda,
Bangladesh and Cambodia. Only 14 nations saw marginal
improvements. Just three nations – China, India and the United
States – account for roughly 40 percent of all the world's online
users.
Government restrictions
"No country is perfect," said Adrian Shahbaz, research manager
for Freedom on the Net. "We're trying to give a very nuanced
evaluation of the problems that every country faces for upholding
a free and open internet."
Among the factors of the best performing nations, Shahbaz said,
were a free and open internet, very high levels of internet
penetration, and strong protections for free speech and privacy.
New cybersecurity laws in China were partly responsible for that
nation's ranking as the worst abuser. Over the last several
years, Beijing has made it a punishable offense to "spread
rumors" or "endanger national security" online. It has severely
cracked down on the use of virtual private networks, or VPNs, to
access thousands of blocked websites.
Report authors also say governments, depending on their
priorities, are censoring a wider range of diverse content than
ever before.
For example, Thailand metes out harsh punishments for
"disrespect" of the Thai monarchy based on the one of the world's
harshest lèse majesté statutes. Many African and Middle East
nations ban online content criticizing authorities or discussing
LGBT issues.
Satiric or light-hearted posts also have come under new levels of
scrutiny. Some people have been jailed for creating or sharing
images, such as of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi with
superimposed Mickey Mouse ears or of side-by-side photos
comparing Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with "Lord of
the Rings" character Gollum.
Getting around encryption
As circumvention and encryption applications have grown in
popularity, so has the targeting and banning of those apps by
governments both free and otherwise.
Russia, one of the least free countries when it comes to the web,
has ordered all digital communications firms to provide state
authorities with back doors to encrypted applications and to hold
onto users' data for at least six months.
Some nations have followed Russia's lead, demanding that internet
firms turn over personal information. Others have moved to block,
ban or alter encrypted apps such as Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp and
Skype, as well as encrypted devices such as phones and tablets.
In the United States earlier this year, Apple and the FBI were at
legal loggerheads over a court order to decrypt an iPhone
allegedly used last December in a terror attack in San
Bernardino, California.
Despite that, the Freedom House report rated U.S. web access as
slightly more free, thanks to new legislation that curtailed some
of the National Security Agency's data monitoring programs.
However, Shahbaz says, there are already some "worrying signs"
about how committed the incoming Trump administration will be for
maintaining a free internet.
"There were some very big gains over the last several years,
whether it had to do with the [Federal Communications Commission]
ruling on net neutrality or limits on surveillance," Shahbaz told
VOA. "We would hope the new administration upholds these
decisions made over the previous years and not roll back online
freedoms."
http://www.voanews.com/a/global-internet-encryption-freedom-house/3595709.html
See also:
https://freedomhouse.org/article/freedom-net-2016-silencing-messenger-communication-apps-under-pressure
Image: Freedom House 2016 Internet freedom map. Countries with
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I'm Kim Elliott. Please join us for the next VOA Radiogram.
This is VOA, the Voice of America.
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D-06193 Petersberg (Germany/Germania) |
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Dipol for 40m-Band & Boomerang Antenna 11m-Band |
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RX for RF: |
FRG-100B + IF-mixer & ICOM IC-R75 + IF-mixer |
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Software IF: |
con STUDIO1 - Software italiano per SDR [S-AM-USB/LSB] |
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Software AF: |
Fldigi-3.23.15 http://skylink.dl.sourceforge.net/project/fldigi/fldigi/readme.txt + flmsg-3.00.01 |
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German XP-SP3 with support for asian languages |
German W7 32bit + 64bit |
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MEDION Titanium 8008 (since 2003) [ P4 - 2,6 GHz] |
MSI-CR70-2MP345W7 (since2014) [i5 -P3560 ( 2 x 2,6GHz) ] |