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"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

5R Madagascar untill Feb 4 F6ICX will be operating during his holiday as 5R8IC QSL H.C. dir & bur
5U Niger F5PRU is on as 5U7RK during free time for a few months QSL H.C. LoTW & ClubLog
5Z Kenya untill 2019 DL2RMC will sign /5Z4 QSL H.C.
5Z Kenya untill Jan 23 LZ4NM will be /5X till late jan next year QSL Kenya Bureau
5Z Kenya Dec 22 - Jan 6 AK0S will sign /5Z4 QSL LoTW & Clublog
8Q Maldives Dec 29 - Jan 5 LZ1COM will sign 8Q7ND QSL H.C.
8T Antartica untill Dec 2016 VU3BPZ is active as BT2BH QSL I1HYW
9Q Congo untill Dec 25 IS0BWM will sign 9Q0HQ/3 QSL Dir only
9Q Congo EA4BB has received his license and has started operating as 9Q6BB with low power QSL W3HNK
9X Rwanda untill Dec 30 KB1ZSQ is on as 9X0JW during spare time
C5 Gambia SP2FUD & SP2GCJ are on as C5FUD & C5GCJ QSL H.C.
C5 Gambia UA4WHX is active as C50VB QSL H.C.
C6 Bahamas Feb 7 - Feb 21 N4UM as C6ARU K4RUM as C6AUM N4BP as C6AKQ QSL H.C. dir K4RUM dir N4BP dir
C9 Mozambique untill Mar 2017 PD0JBH is now on as C91PA QSL H.C. & LoTW
DU Philippines untill Jan 15 DU7ET will sign 4F7OC from OC-129 QSL H.C.
F France Dec 26 - Dec 28 TM1CEZ group will be on from EU-157 QSL M0OXO
FO/M Marquesas FO5QS is moving to Marquesas where he will stay a few years QSL H.C.
FT Antartica untill Feb 2018 F4HLT will sign FT3YL from AN-017 QSL F6KPQ
H44 Solomon HB9SHD is on as H44SHD QSL H.C.
J6 St. Lucia untill Jan 2 K9HZ will be on as J68HZ QSL LoTW Clublog
J7 Dominica untill Feb 3 HB9MFM will be on as J79WTA QSL H.C. dir/bur
JD Minami Torishima untill Mar 15 JG8NQJ will be /JD1 QSL Bur
JD Ogasawara Dec 23 - Jan 1 JG7PSJ will again use JD1BMH QSL Dir H.C. JD1BMH Bur
PJ7 St Marteen untill Jan 10 K2GSJ will be on as PJ7TM QSL H.C.
RI1 Antartica untill Apr 1 ZS1OIN will be on as RI1ANA
RI1 Antartica untill Feb 15 RD1AV will be active as RI1ANC QSL RN1ON dir/bur
SU Egypt %A7XRV\ \ \ living in E9 c.f I ha received his call SU9JG. Will soon be on frequency QSL EA5GL
T8 Palau Dec 25 - Dec 29 JA7XBG as T88GA QSL H.C. dir & LoTW
T8 Palau Dec 26 - Jan 6 JH0IXE as T88CW QSL JA0FOX & LoTW
VK9N Norfolk untill Dec 26 VK1MA will sign VK9NM QSL LoTW
XE Mexico untill end 2017 XF2L call will be used by AREPAC group from NA-221 & NA224 QSL XE1SOV
YN Nicaragua Dec 31 - Jan 7 EA3BT & EA3WL will sign H74B & H74WL from NA-013 QSL EA3BT
Z2 Zimbawe untill Jan 2017 7Z1HB is on as ZL2LS QSL DE1ZHB dir & bur
ZF Cayman Islands untill Dec 30 K5WE will sign ZF2WE all bam., and modes QSL LoTW & Clublog

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Hello and welcome to DigiDX 41 a weekly review of the latest shortwave and DX news, today in MFSK32 mode.

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Radio Australia and a portion of the B16 Prime Time Shortwave in English schedules.

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Latest Shortwave News:

Sri Lanka celebrates 91 years of completion in radio broadcasting
PCJ Radio International to end shortwave broadcasts to North America
New Australian station to launch on 2368.5kHz
Article - Pacific nations lose shortwave radio services that evade dictators and warn of natural disasters
 

 

Sri Lanka celebrates 91 years of completion in radio broadcasting

SLBC
15 December 2016

Sri Lanka marks the 91 years of completion in radio broadcasting tomorrow. Sri Lanka commenced the radio broadcasting in 16th December 1925 under the

patronage of then British Governor Sir Hu Clifford. Sri Lanka was the first country in the Asian region to start the
radio broadcasting under the British rule. Thereafter Sri Lanka broadcasting service commenced under the supervision of telecommunication regulatory

department. Radio Ceylon commenced its broadcasting services as a state department in October 1949.

Mr. John A Lampson who was the senior announcer at BBC and served as manager in three centers of European region was appointed as the first director

of Broadcasting Department. M.J Perera was the first director of Sinhala Service of this department. The commercial
service commenced on the 30th of September 1950. The Broadcasting Department was transformed as Broadcasting Corporation on the 5th of January 1967.

The first Chairman and Director General of Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation was Nevil D. Jayaweera. The SLBC is now having many language services

including Sinhala National, Commercial, City FM, Tamil and English services under its belt along with online services.
 

 
 

 

 

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PCJ Radio International to end shortwave broadcasts to North America

PCJ Radio International will broadcast their last shortwave programme to North America on the 31st December. Broadcasts to Asia will however continue.
Recent programmes from PCJ Radio International include “From The Radio Netherlands Archives” and “Trump The Dump”. However further details of the last

programme have not yet been released.
 

New Australian station to launch on 2368.5kHz

Australian radio station “Station X” is set to launch in the coming weeks on 2368.5kHz after moving from 1692kHz. The licensed power is only 100 watts

and reception reports to “Station X” can be sent via their website - http://www.stationx.com.au/
 

         The X Radio Network

 

 

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Article - Pacific nations lose shortwave radio services that evade dictators and warn of natural disasters

As a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off the coast of the Solomon Islands, triggering a tsunami warning across the Pacific,

many residents of the tiny country would have turned to shortwave radio for more information.
The tsunami warning has since been called off, though assessments of damage from the quake are not yet complete.
Sadly, this vital communication service is under threat in this already under-resourced region.
For almost 80 years, Australia has provided such shortwave services, including vital emergency service information, to Asia and the Pacific.
But government funding cuts saw Asian services turned off in January 2015. And now the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

has decided to cut the remaining services to residents of remote parts of the Pacific, Papua New Guinea and parts of northern Australia by
ceasing its shortwave radio services to the Pacific from the end of January 2017.
The ABC has argued the shortwave transmissions, which can travel thousands of kilometres and be picked up by low-cost transmitters

run on batteries or solar power, are outdated. Michael Mason, ABC's director of radio said:
While shortwave technology has served audiences well for many decades, it is now nearly a century old and serves a very limited audience.

The ABC is seeking efficiencies and will instead service this audience through modern technology.
The problem is, of course, that in remote places in the Pacific, particularly in Melanesian nations such as Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu

and the Solomon Islands, there is no access to an FM signal, limited internet and, where internet is available, it is expensive.
Advances in technology such as low-earth orbit satellites, which provide high speed global internet services, show promise. But, as yet,

the receiving technology is expensive and the receivers aren't available in rural and remote area.
 

How shortwave evades censors

The ABC has said it will replace international shortwave services with digital services including a web stream, in-country FM transmitters,

an Australia Plus expats app and partner websites and apps such as TuneIn radio and vTurner.
There was no mention of the use of updates to shortwave technologies, such as Digital Radio Mondiale, which is being used by Radio New Zealand,

or using shortwave for digital data transmission, which can't be censored or jammed.
The move away from shortwave to FM transmissions and digital and mobile services has been accelerated despite the fact that FM frequencies can

easily be shut down by disaffected political leaders, as happened in Fiji in 2009 on the order of then self-appointed prime
minister Frank Bainimarama.
It was a matter of national pride at the time for the ABC to be providing independent information for Fijians via shortwave, with then managing

director of the corporation, Mark Scott, highlighting a text message sent from inside Fiji to the ABC, which read:
"We are trying to listen to you online but are having difficulty. Please keep broadcasting. You are all we have"
Shortwave radio has played a valuable role in getting information to communities in the middle of civil disturbance, such as in East Timor in

the lead up to independence.
In Burma, it was internal leaders who sought the shortwave services. In 2009, Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi called on Australia

to provide shortwave broadcasts.
At the time the ABC's director of international, Murray Green, said the move reflected the ABC's ongoing commitment to serving people in those

parts of Asia and the Pacific who live without press freedom.
Even before this announcement was made, the price of shortwave radios was increased in Burma's Sittwe market.

Keeping people safe from disaster

It isn't just a matter of providing information to censored countries. Shortwave also provides a reliable source of information, particularly

during natural disasters.
Shortwave provides vital warnings of tsunamis to outlying island nations. It was a lasting communication method after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami,

and was vital in the response to 2015's Cyclone Pam, which devastated Vanuatu.
Shortwave transmissions go over mountains and seas, have a longer range, and don't fall over and twist in storms like FM radio towers. The Pacific

Freedom Forum, a regional media freedom and ethics monitoring and advocacy NGO, said in a statement:
It's clear that no thought was given to the link between disaster communications and this service, or even the fact that FM is largely unreliable

in bad weather and only available in urban areas.

Shortwave is seen as a vital part of keeping communities safe. As an ABC correspondent wrote on their Facebook page, and as technology reporter

Peter Marks mentioned on air, after Cyclone Pam:
We expected the worst. Death, injury, hunger. But when we arrived, the Dillons Bay village chief ... told me they knew the cyclone was approaching,

so they sheltered in the two solid buildings in the village. Most houses were flattened but not a single injury. I
asked him how he knew the cyclone was approaching. He said, 'ABC Radio'.

New Zealand and the UK take on China

The cuts to the shortwave services at the ABC are just the latest in a long line of budget savings to its international services.
While other cuts to the broadcaster garnered many headlines, the ABC has cut the shortwave, and also quietly closed its Vietnamese, Khmer and Burmese

language services on December 2, 2016.
The French-language service to the French Pacific is due to end in February 2017.
Thankfully for Pacific nations, while Australia is dialling back its shortwave services, New Zealand's RNZ International is maintaining Pacific-wide

shortwave transmission.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has also announced a major boost to its international broadcasts, including producing shortwave radio

programmes for North Korea.
The BBC is fearful of the rise of state-backed broadcasters such as China's CCTV, Qatar's Al Jazeera, and Russia's RT.
The Pacific appears to be a specific concern for China, with Australia's Lowy Institute tracking the extent of China's aid program in the Pacific

at more than 200 projects worth $US1.4 billion since 2006 and the state owned Xinhua News Agency actively covering the
Asia Pacific.
In light of this, the BBC clearly recognises a need to boost its international broadcasting, using shortwave to beat censors in autocratic regimes.
It is a great shame for the Pacific that Australia no longer agrees.
Alexandra Wake is a senior lecturer in Journalism at RMIT and a former ABC and Radio Australia broadcaster.
 

Originally published in The Conversation. -

https://theconversation.com/pacific-nations-lose-shortwave-radio-services-that-evade-dictators-and-warn-of-natural-disasters-70058
 

 

 

 

 

Now on DigiDX we have an extract of the Prime Time Shortwave B16 English language shortwave schedules compiled by Dan Sampson and Ernest Riley.

For the full schedule visit http://www.primetimeshortwave.com/ This week we concentrate on between 0200-0600 UTC for our North American listeners.
 

UTC Time  Notes      Country         Station             Frequencies
0300-0400 Am, Su     U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  7490wq
0300-0400 Af, M,Tu,F Uganda          R. Lead Africa      5915za
0300-0400 Af         Oman            R. Sultanate Oman   15355
0300-0400 As         Taiwan          R. Taiwan Int'l     15320
0300-0400 NA,Tu-Sa   Argentina       RAE                 11711
0300-0400 Af         U. S. A.        V. of America       4930bt, 6080va, 15580ku
0300-0400 NA         U. S. A.        WHRI                5920
0300-0400 NA         U. S. A.        WHRI                7385
0300-0400 Eu, Su     U. S. A.        WHRI                7520
0300-0400 Af, Tu-Sa  U. S. A.        WWCR4               5890
0300-0500 Am, M      U. S. A.        WBCQ                7490
0300-0600 Af         Sudan           Miraya FM R         11560mo
0300-1300 Eu         U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  11580wr
0300-2400 LA         U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  11920wr
0330-0400 LA, F-M    U. S. A.        WINB                9265
0400-0430 LA, Su-M   Czech Republic  R. Prague           9955wr
0400-0430 As, Su     Palau           T8WH                17720
0400-0430 NA         U. S. A.        WHRI                7385
0400-0430 LA, Sa-M   U. S. A.        WINB                9265
0400-0455 eNA,wEu    Turkey          V. of Turkey        6080
0400-0455 ME         Turkey          V. of Turkey        7240
0400-0500 Af         United Kingdom  BBC                 9460za, 12095ae
0400-0500 ME         United Kingdom  BBC                 9410om, 12035om
0400-0500 Af, M-F    South Africa    Channel Africa      3345
0400-0500 As         China           China R. Int'l      13570, 13590, 15120
0400-0500 eEu        China           China R. Int'l      17730, 17855
0400-0500 NA, Tu-Sa  U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  5890wc
0400-0500 wNA        Romania         R. Romania Int'l    6020, 7340
0400-0500 As         Romania         R. Romania Int'l    11790, 13730 drm
0400-0500 Af         U. S. A.        V. of America       4930bt, 4960sa, 6080sa,
                                                         15580ku
0400-0500 Am, M-Sa   U. S. A.        WBCQ                7490
0430-0500 Af, M-F    Swaziland       TWR Africa          3200
0430-0527 LA         North Korea     V. of Korea         11735, 13760, 15180
0430-0527 neAs       North Korea     V. of Korea         7220, 9445, 9730
0430-0700 Af, M-F    Swaziland       TWR Africa          4775
0445-0500 Eu,Sa      U. S. A.        Eternal Good News   11635wh
0445-0515 ME, Su     Canada          Bible Voice         5980ge
0459-0758 Oc         New Zealand     RNZI                11725
0500-0527 Af         Vatican City    Vatican R.          7360, 11625
0500-0530 Eu         Japan           R. Japan            13640ae
0500-0530 Af         Japan           R. Japan            9770fr
0500-0600 Af         United Kingdom  BBC                 3255za, 5875as, 6005as,
                                                         6190za, 7445as, 12095za,
                                                         15420ma
0500-0600 As         China           China R. Int'l      11895, 15350, 15430,
                                                         15465
0500-0600 ME         China           China R. Int'l      7220al
0500-0600 Af, ME     China           China R. Int'l      17510
0500-0600 eEu        China           China R. Int'l      17730, 17855
0500-0600 NA, Tu-Sa  U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  3215wc
0500-0600 Am         Cuba            R. Havana Cuba      6000, 6060, 6100, 6165
0500-0600 Af, W,Th   Uganda          R. Lead Africa      12060za
0500-0600 Af         U. S. A.        V. of America       4930bt, 6080sa, 15580bt
0500-0600 nAf        U. S. A.        WHRI                9830
0500-0700 Af, M-F    South Africa    Channel Africa      7230
0500-0700 LA         U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  5985wr
0500-0700 Af, Sa     Uganda          R. Lead Africa      12060za
0500-0700 Af, Sa-Su  Swaziland       TWR Africa          4775
0500-1100 NA         U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  5890wc
0500-1100 LA         U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  9955wr
0515-0530 LA, W,F    Cyprus          FG Radio            9955wr
0530-0600 Eu         Thailand        R. Thailand         17640
0530-0627 As         North Korea     V. of Korea         13650, 15105
0600-0700 Af         United Kingdom  BBC                 6005as, 6190za, 7325as,
                                                         7445za, 9915as, 12095za,
                                                         15420ma, 17640ae
0600-0700 Eu         United Kingdom  BBC                 3955 drm
0600-0700 Af, M-F    South Africa    Channel Africa      15255
0600-0700 As         China           China R. Int'l      11895, 13645, 15350,
                                                         15430, 15465, 17710
0600-0700 ME         China           China R. Int'l      11750al, 11870, 15145
0600-0700 Af, ME     China           China R. Int'l      17510
0600-0700 LA         U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  7315wh
0600-0700 NA, Su     U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  4840wc
0600-0700 LA         Cuba            R. Havana Cuba      5040
0600-0700 Am         Cuba            R. Havana Cuba      6000, 6060, 6100, 6165
0600-0700 Af         U. S. A.        V. of America       6080sa, 9550sa, 15580bt
0600-1000 NA, M-Sa   U. S. A.        Overcomer Ministry  3215wc
0630-0700 Oc, Sa-Su  Australia       R. Australia        15240, 15415, 17840
0630-0700 Eu         Romania         R. Romania Int'l    7345, 9770 drm
0630-0700 Oc, As     Romania         R. Romania Int'l    15450, 17780
0630-0700 Eu         Slovakia        R. Slovakia         3985ge
0630-0700 As         Myanmar         Thazin R.           9460
0630-0700 Af         Vatican City    Vatican R.          9660, 11625
0630-0727 neAs       North Korea     V. of Korea         7220, 9445, 9730



 
 

 

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Please tune in next week for the return of the e-QSL card for the last months  DigiDX broadcasts.
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Holiday lights brighten these longest nights of the year, and
they even look good via shortwave ...

 

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webstream

... and if they stay lit during January, they can help chase the
cold away.

Please report decode to themightykbc@gmail.com