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Monday, June 1, 2009

Australian DX Report, episode no. 153 available

Excellent wintry propagation conditions are currently observed here in Melbourne on 41 mb, from mid-morning, across noon, and into the mid-afternoon. That's the four-hour window between 0000 and 0400, with this band now open for the full 24 hours.

Shortpath signals from Europe, Africa, and the Middle East dominate the period from 0000 until 0130; from 0130 until 0400, propagation from thoseregions is via longpath.

The 49 mb band is now open until 0030 for the same regions, for short path transmissions, and again from 0200 for longpath.

Good shortpath African signals are currently audible in the 49 mb band from as early as 1800, 4am Melbourne time, until 2300, 9am, which is two hours past our sunrise.

African signals on 49 mb include:

5895 RFI-Meyerton 2000-2200*
5915 R. Zambia 1900-2100*
5940 CVC-Zanbia 1800-2200
5995 R. Mali 1900-2300*
6005 BBC-Seychelles 1800-2230
6080 VOA-Botswana 2000-2200*
6090 R. Nigeria,Kaduna 2200-2305*
6165 Chad National Radio, 2000-2300*
6220 RTE-Meyerton *1930-2030*
Others of propagation significance:

5945 VOIRI morning Malay service *2230, parallel 7310
6055 VOIRI via Lithuania Spanish *2030
7240 CRI-Moscow 2250
7420 WYFR-Wertachtal Arabic 2245
7440 RRI new outlet in extended band English *2200

I have included a comprehensive summary of these 49 and 41 mb wintry propagation events in episode 153 of the Australian DX Report audio news mgazine, which also features news and information about shortwave broadcasting, propagation, further monitoring notes, new schedules, extracts from schedules, and schedule updates.

It's 15 mins duration, and may be downloaded from the Website of theAustralian Internet Radio Service, at

http://airm.edxp.org

The site allows you to listen to the ADXR and other audio features directly(streaming audio) via your MP3 player, or via the site's embeddedmini-player. Podcasts, iTunes capability, full RSS/XML/Atom feeds, and freesubscriptions are supported - full details are at the site.

Your comments and feedback are welcomed!

The Australian Internet Radio Service is administered by the Electronic DXPress Radio Monitoring Association.

You can also hear the episodes on-air, via WWCR Nashville, every Sunday at0200-0215 on 5070 and on Mondays 1145-1200 on 15825. The WWCR release is also available as streaming-audio, live, from
http://wwcr.com

Good listening to the Australian DX Report Episode No. 153!

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