243 kHz. Received in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
5-May-2017, 5:58 AM-Local Time (0358 UTC) Language: Danish
Receiver: Microtelecom Perseus
Antenna: BCL-LOOP 12 Rev.5 (Indoor)
I encountered this station when I was traveling Amsterdam last week. This kind of “real” interval signal reminds me of my old days when I listened to so many shortwave stations in the world.
9875 kHz. Received in Niigata, Japan.
16-Apr-2017, 9:00 PM-Local Time (1200 UTC) Language: English
Receiver: Microtelecom Perseus
Antenna: AAA-1 Small Loop (Indoor)
This program was for a memory of the shortwave transmission from Lithuania that was closed recently. The signal was very strong in Japan as it was transmitted by 100 kW from Tashkent. I used to listen to Radio Vilnius on shortwave in 1970-80s. Their English program was nicely received in Japan in the daytime, presumably via Radio Moscow’s network. Of course I got the following QSL card.
6090 kHz. Received in Niigata, Japan.
20-Feb-2017, 5:59 AM-Local Time (2059 UTC) Language: Amharic
Receiver: Microtelecom Perseus
Antenna: AAA-1 Small Loop (Indoor)
The video is the ending part of their broadcast. ID sounds like “Yeh ye-Amara Radio” (perhaps meaning “This is Radio of Amhara”). There is some interference from CRI on the same frequency. Their local music actually sounds very similar to Japanese traditional falk music. I want to let people there listen to our music and hear their impression some day!
7490 kHz. Received in northern New Jersey, USA.
12-Feb-2017, Local Time – 4:00 PM (2100 UTC) Language: English
Receiver: Microtelecom Perseus
Antenna: PBA-MLA4 Mini Whip (Modified PA0RDT Mini Whip – See details here)
Nice and stable signal! The video shows its opening and ending.
15240 kHz. Received in northern New Jersey, USA.
10-Dec-2016, Local Time – 1:05 PM (1805 UTC) Language: Unknown (Luganda?)
Receiver: BST-1 Car Shortwave Radio Antenna: Whip
After sign-on, African music is continuously played for about 2 hrs and then suddenly Ugandan national anthem starts, followed by talk program in local language (sometimes I heard English speech as well). The talk sounds like a lecture and the word “Uganda” is heard many times. The following record is the national anthem and beginning of a talk program. By the way, what does “Munansi” mean?
13680 kHz. Received in Teaneck, New Jersey, USA.
26-Nov-2016, Local Time – 10:40-12:00 (1540-1700 UTC) Language: English
Receiver: Microtelecom Perseus Antenna: MFJ-1899T Whip (Roof top of my car)
Nice signal here in Northern NJ during the late morning. The following video was made by picking up IDs and the closing announcement. FYI, the big signal on the right (13695kHz) is The Overcomer Ministry via WRMI.
15360 kHz. Received in Edgewater, New Jersey, USA.
19-Nov-2016, Local Time – 12:00 (1700 UTC) Language: Amharic
Receiver: Microtelecom Perseus Antenna: MFJ-1899T Whip (Roof top of my car)
Opening ID sounds like “Yeh Yamara Dimitsi Radyo New” (meaning This is Amhara Voice Radio).
A jamming came up at about 3 minutes after s/on (not recorded).
