The sked is at http://www.radionetherlands.ml
Thanks.

There's also the NDXC list, a.k.a. the Aoki list, but I sure wish it was in HFCC format.


DanF

NASWA Trop Logs

[coolin out in North Myrtle Beach]

       DEAR, PLEASE DO NOT MIND. I DID NOT KNOW IT TRUE OR WRONG. I HAD RECEIVED A EMAILS TO THE RADIO CUBA. TODAY, I OPENED WEB BUT IT WAS NOT OPENED.

       ABID HUSSAIN SAJID
       MAILSI

---

To: primetimeshortwave@...
From: abidhussainsajid@...
Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 08:29:14 +0000
Subject: RE: [ptsw] INTERACTIVE FORUM ON THE CUBAN FIVE AND THE INAUGURATION

DEAR, IT IS NOT JOKING. IT IS TRUE. BEFORE TWO DAY, I HAVE RECEIVED THIS LETTER. OK
ABID HUSSAIN SAJID
MAILSI(PAK) 

---

To: primetimeshortwave@yahoogroups.com
From: al.arduengo@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2007 06:39:43 -0500
Subject: Re: [ptsw] INTERACTIVE FORUM ON THE CUBAN FIVE AND THE INAUGURATION

You're joking, right?

abid hussain sajid wrote:
>
> *INTERACTIVE FORUM ON THE CUBAN FIVE AND THE INAUGURATION *
>
> *OF THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE WEB SITE RADIO CUBANA OF
>
> *
> *The Internet System of Radio Cubana, in conjunction with Radio Havana
> Cuba, invites you to participate in a Forum on The Case of the Cuban
> Five: Yet Another Chapter in the Actions of the United States and its
> Hostile Policy Toward Cuba.
>
> DATE: Saturday, 18 August 2007
>
> TIME: 10 a.m. to 12 noon (local time)
>
> PLACE: José Martí International Institute of Journalism
>
> You can participate by accessing: **_www.radiocubana.cu_
> <http://www.radiocubana.cu/>**
>
> You can also send your questions in advance to: foro5@...
> As a part of the activities commemorating the 85th anniversary of Cuban
> Radio, this interactive forum will serve to inaugurate the English
> language*
>
> *Web site _www.cubanradio.cu_ <http://www.cubanradio.cu/>** with the
> objective of using new technologies*
>
> *to break Washington's blockade against Cuba.*
>
> *
>
>
> JOIN US!
>
>
>
>
>
> ABID HUSSAIN SAJID
>
> MAILSI(PAK)
>
> *
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> Make every IM count. Download Windows Live Messenger and join the i'm
> Initiative now. It's free. Make it count!
> <http://im.live.com/messenger/im/home/?source=TAGWL_June07>
>

---

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>>> Have you tried SWLog?  <<<

Great program, Huge download, the last time I checked.  Since the demise of ILG I've been existing on HFCC.
Dave

DEAR, IT IS NOT JOKING. IT IS TRUE. BEFORE TWO DAY, I HAVE RECEIVED THIS LETTER. OK
ABID HUSSAIN SAJID
MAILSI(PAK) 

---

To: primetimeshortwave@...
From: al.arduengo@...
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2007 06:39:43 -0500
Subject: Re: [ptsw] INTERACTIVE FORUM ON THE CUBAN FIVE AND THE INAUGURATION

You're joking, right?

abid hussain sajid wrote:
>
> *INTERACTIVE FORUM ON THE CUBAN FIVE AND THE INAUGURATION *
>
> *OF THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE WEB SITE RADIO CUBANA OF
>
> *
> *The Internet System of Radio Cubana, in conjunction with Radio Havana
> Cuba, invites you to participate in a Forum on The Case of the Cuban
> Five: Yet Another Chapter in the Actions of the United States and its
> Hostile Policy Toward Cuba.
>
> DATE: Saturday, 18 August 2007
>
> TIME: 10 a.m. to 12 noon (local time)
>
> PLACE: José Martí International Institute of Journalism
>
> You can participate by accessing: **_www.radiocubana.cu_
> <http://www.radiocubana.cu/>**
>
> You can also send your questions in advance to: foro5@...
> As a part of the activities commemorating the 85th anniversary of Cuban
> Radio, this interactive forum will serve to inaugurate the English
> language*
>
> *Web site _www.cubanradio.cu_ <http://www.cubanradio.cu/>** with the
> objective of using new technologies*
>
> *to break Washington's blockade against Cuba.*
>
> *
>
>
> JOIN US!
>
>
>
>
>
> ABID HUSSAIN SAJID
>
> MAILSI(PAK)
>
> *
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> Make every IM count. Download Windows Live Messenger and join the i'm
> Initiative now. It's free. Make it count!
> <http://im.live.com/messenger/im/home/?source=TAGWL_June07>
>

---

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Are you sure the transmission from Bonaire by Radio Nederland is on 15440 at 2254

and not 15540?

 

Phil

 

 

AUSTRALIA Radio Australia-Shepparton 17785 2242
English 444 Aug 3 OM interviewing an OM on
Elections in Japan and Australia. MacKenzie-CA.

BONAIRE Radio Netherlands Intl relay-RNI 15440
2254 Dutch 333 Aug 3 OM interviewing a YL and an
OM. YL at 2255. National Anthem and off the air by
2257. //15315 [333]via Bonaire. MacKenzie-CA.

BONAIRE Radio Japan relay-RJ 15265 2330 Japanese
444 Aug 3 OM and YL with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

JAPAN Radio Japan-NHK 17825 2237 Japanese 444
Aug 3 OM interviewing an OM and a YL. //9655 [333]
via Ascension and 13680 [333]via Japan. MacKenzie-CA.

MARIANAS, North RFA Relay 15430 2300 Chinese 444
Aug 3 Two OMs with comments and some music plus a YL
too with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

NEW ZEALAND Radio New Zealand Intl-RNZI 15720
2247 English 444 Aug 3 YL interviewing an OM on
Cassette tape recordings of past radio programs.
MacKenzie-CA.

RUSSIA Voice of Germany Relay-VOG 15640 2250
German 222 Aug 3 OM talking to an OM. Noisy freq.
MacKenzie-CA.

UNKNOW COUNTRY Station Unknown 15410 2305
Language Unknown 333 Aug 3 OM ancr with classical
music at 2306 followed by some Jazz music at 2312 by
Woody Herman followed by vocal music at 2325.

Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, USA
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"

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AUSTRALIA Radio Australia-Shepparton 17785 2242
English 444 Aug 3 OM interviewing an OM on
Elections in Japan and Australia. MacKenzie-CA.

BONAIRE Radio Netherlands Intl relay-RNI 15440
2254 Dutch 333 Aug 3 OM interviewing a YL and an
OM. YL at 2255. National Anthem and off the air by
2257. //15315 [333]via Bonaire. MacKenzie-CA.

BONAIRE Radio Japan relay-RJ 15265 2330 Japanese
444 Aug 3 OM and YL with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

JAPAN Radio Japan-NHK 17825 2237 Japanese 444
Aug 3 OM interviewing an OM and a YL. //9655 [333]
via Ascension and 13680 [333]via Japan. MacKenzie-CA.

MARIANAS, North RFA Relay 15430 2300 Chinese 444
Aug 3 Two OMs with comments and some music plus a YL
too with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

NEW ZEALAND Radio New Zealand Intl-RNZI 15720
2247 English 444 Aug 3 YL interviewing an OM on
Cassette tape recordings of past radio programs.
MacKenzie-CA.

RUSSIA Voice of Germany Relay-VOG 15640 2250
German 222 Aug 3 OM talking to an OM. Noisy freq.
MacKenzie-CA.

UNKNOW COUNTRY Station Unknown 15410 2305
Language Unknown 333 Aug 3 OM ancr with classical
music at 2306 followed by some Jazz music at 2312 by
Woody Herman followed by vocal music at 2325.



Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, USA
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"



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Have you tried SWLog? The current version provides rig control and
imports data from a host of different sources. Might be worth
looking into.

//Steve//

--- In primetimeshortwave@yahoogroups.com, "Joseph M. Analssandrini"
<analssandrinij@...> wrote:

Dear Philip,

I'm certain that the ILG radio frequency database is "done," at

least

for hobbyists. I liked it because it could be incorporated into the
RxWINGS radio computer control program with which I operate my AOR
AR7030 Plus receiver. There is a means within that program of
converting the ILG database to a database readable and usable by
RxWINGS so that one can "sort" frequencies using almost any desired
configuration, such as station currently on air, language desired,
transmissions beamed to your country, etc., etc., etc. and then by
merely "clicking" on the station desired, if it is audible in your
area, why, there it is!

This was really great. I wrote to Jan Arkesteijn, the author of the
program, and asked him if there were some way to incorporate
PrimeTimeShortwave's database within the RxWINGS program but,
unfortunately, it appears that he has little interest in effecting
this update, at least at the present time. I have always liked
PrimeTimeShortwave's database much better than ILG's because it is
updated and corrected far more frequently.

I just wish "someone" would be able to design a database such that

it

could be incorporated within RxWINGS as was the ILG database.

Best,

Joe

--- In primetimeshortwave@yahoogroups.com, "Philip van de Paverd"
<paverdp@> wrote:

Hi all
Since ILG radio frequencies has been deleted from the website,

does

anyone know of a similar service to take their place?

Or perhaps is there any chance of them coming back again?
I found this a terrific website.

Regards
Philip

You're joking, right?

abid hussain sajid wrote:

INTERACTIVE FORUM ON THE CUBAN FIVE AND THE INAUGURATION

OF THE ENGLISH-LANGUAGE WEB SITE RADIO CUBANA OF


The Internet System of Radio Cubana, in conjunction with Radio Havana
Cuba, invites you to participate in a Forum on The Case of the Cuban
Five: Yet Another Chapter in the Actions of the United States and its
Hostile Policy Toward Cuba.

DATE:  Saturday, 18 August 2007

TIME:  10 a.m. to 12 noon (local time)

PLACE:  José Martí International Institute of Journalism

You can participate by accessing: www.radiocubana.cu

You can also send your questions in advance to: foro5@...
As a part of the activities commemorating the 85th anniversary of Cuban
Radio, this interactive forum will serve to inaugurate the English language

Web site  www.cubanradio.cu  with the objective of using new technologies

to break Washington's blockade against Cuba.

JOIN US!

 

 

ABID HUSSAIN SAJID

MAILSI(PAK)

 

---

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CUBA Radio Habana Cuba-RHC 9550 2248 English
433 July 28 Arnie Coro with a talk on oil pollution.
YL ancr with Cuban music at 2350. ID by an OM and into
French at 0000. MacKenzie-CA.

CYPRESS BBCWS 13640 2200 English 433 July 31
YL with an ID and into World Press News program.
//12095 [333]. MacKenzie-CA.

ISRAEL Kol Israel-KI 11585 2254 Hebrew 333
July 31 Music and suddenly off the air at 2258.
Switched to 11590 with music plus a YL with comments.
MacKenzie-CA.

ITALY Radio Italia Intl-RAI 11800 2236 IS Bird
Signal in background of Radio Habana Cuba in Spanish
with an OM ID at 2237. MacKenzie-CA.

JAPAN BBCWS Relay 11945 2226 Chinese 333 July
31 YL and OM with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

PORTUGAL Voice of Germany Relay-DW 11865 2233
German 333 July 31 YL with comments plus a 2nd YL
with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

TAIWAN Radio Taiwan Intl-RTI 11715 2243 Chinese
333 July 31 Two OMs with comments on this noisy
freq. MacKenzie-CA.

UNITED STATES WMLK-Pennsylvania 9265 0005
English 222 July 30 Choir music with an OM ancr.
This could be WMLK from Pennsylvania. Continued with
more choir music. MacKenzie-CA.



Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, USA
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"


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Thanks Ian

No, it is not the same, but it certainly is a very useful website.

ILG Radio had a complete listing of ALL the frequencies that were in use, more than 15000. I used the Excel version.

Tomorrow I will send you last year's copy (outdated now) to look at.

Regards

Phil

Hi Phil.   Take a look at the website below. http://hradio.org/swbc  Don't know if this is what you are after as I am unfamiliar with the one you mention.  Let's know if this is useful.

Regards.  Ian.

 

http://hfradio.org/swbc/

 

 

 

 

 

Hi all

Since ILG radio frequencies has been deleted from the website, does anyone know of a similar service to take their place?

Or perhaps is there any chance of them coming back again?

I found this a terrific website.

 

Regards

Philip

 

 

ALBANIA China Radio Intl Relay-CRI 9570 0346
Chinese 433 July 28 YL and OM with comments plus
some interlude music. MacKenzie-CA.

AUSTRALIA Radio Australia via Brandon 12080 2300
English 333 July 24 YL and an OM with a newscast.
MacKenzie-CA.

BULGARIA Radio Bulgaria 9400 0447 Bulgarian 333
July 25 YL with comments and into Russian at 0500.
MacKenzie-CA.

CANADA Radio Japan Relay-NHK 5960 0420 Japanese
444 July 25 YL with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

GREECE Voice of Greeve 9420 0450 Greek 333
July 25 YL and two OMs with comments. MacKenzie-CA.

ROMANIA Radio Romania Intl 9645 0352 Spanish
333 July 28 YL with comments and interviews.
MacKenzie-CA.

RUSSIA Voice of Russia-VOR 9435 0333 English
433 July 28 OM talking about Ice Hockey and the NHL
playing hocket with Czech and Canada. //9515 [444]
and 9880 [333]. Mackenzie-CA>.

TUNISIA RTV Tunisieenne 7275 0434 Arabic 333
Jylt 25 Music vocals. Mackenzie-CA.



Stewart MacKenzie, WDX6AA
Huntington Beach, California, USA
"World Friendship Through Shortwave Radio Where Culture and Language Come Alive"



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Dear Philip,

I'm certain that the ILG radio frequency database is "done," at least
for hobbyists. I liked it because it could be incorporated into the
RxWINGS radio computer control program with which I operate my AOR
AR7030 Plus receiver. There is a means within that program of
converting the ILG database to a database readable and usable by
RxWINGS so that one can "sort" frequencies using almost any desired
configuration, such as station currently on air, language desired,
transmissions beamed to your country, etc., etc., etc. and then by
merely "clicking" on the station desired, if it is audible in your
area, why, there it is!

This was really great. I wrote to Jan Arkesteijn, the author of the
program, and asked him if there were some way to incorporate
PrimeTimeShortwave's database within the RxWINGS program but,
unfortunately, it appears that he has little interest in effecting
this update, at least at the present time. I have always liked
PrimeTimeShortwave's database much better than ILG's because it is
updated and corrected far more frequently.

I just wish "someone" would be able to design a database such that it
could be incorporated within RxWINGS as was the ILG database.

Best,

Joe

--- In primetimeshortwave@yahoogroups.com, "Philip van de Paverd"
<paverdp@...> wrote:

Hi all
Since ILG radio frequencies has been deleted from the website, does

anyone know of a similar service to take their place?

Or perhaps is there any chance of them coming back again?
I found this a terrific website.

Regards
Philip

R. Australia schedule has been updated from June 8.
0000 - 0030 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 17715, 17750, 17775,
17795
0030 - 0100 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 17715, 17750,
17775,
17795
0100 - 0130 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 17715, 17775,
17795
0130 - 0200 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 17715,.17795
0200 - 0400 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 15515, 21725
0400 - 0430 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15515, 21725
0430 - 0500 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 15515, 21725
0500 - 0530 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15515
0530 - 0600 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 15515
0600 - 0630 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15290 Sa-Su, 15415 Sa-
Su,
15515
0630 - 0700 As, Oc 9660, 12080, 13690, 15240, 15415, 15515
0700 - 0800 As, Oc 9660, 9710, 12080, 13630, 15240, 15415
0800 - 0900 As, Oc 9580, 9590, 9710, 12080, 13630, 15415
0900 - 1100 As, Oc 9580, 9590, 11880, 12080, 15415
1100 - 1200 As, Oc 5995, 6020, 9475, 9560, 9580, 9590, 11880, 12080
drm
1200 - 1300 As, Oc 5995, 6020, 9475, 9560, 9580, 9590, 11880
1300 - 1400 As, Oc 5995 drm, 6020, 9560, 9580, 9590
1400 - 1430 As, Oc 5995, 6080, 9590, 9625
1430 - 1600 As, Oc 5995, 6080, 9475, 9590, 9625, 11660
1600 - 1700 As, Oc 5995. 6080, 9475, 9710, 11660
1700 - 1800 As, Oc 5995, 6080, 9475, 9580, 9710, 11880
1800 - 1900 As, Oc 6080, 9475, 9580, 9710, 11880
1900 - 2000 As, Oc 6080, 9500, 9580, 9710, 11880
2000 - 2100 As, Oc 6080 Sa-Su, 9500, 11650, 11660, 11880, 12080
2100 - 2200 As, Oc 9500, 9660, 11650, 11660, 11695, 12080, 13630,
15515
2200 - 2300 As, Oc 11840, 13630, 15230, 15240ti, 15515, 17785
2300 - 2330 As, Oc 9660, 11840, 12080, 13690, 15230, 15240ti, 17785,
17795
2330 - 2400 As, Oc 9660, 11840, 12080, 13690, 15230, 15415, 17750,
17785,
17795
(Walter Eibi, DX Magazine, WWDXC via Michael Bethga, via DXLD)

Israel Broadcasting Authority English broadcast at 1900 will be
dropped as
of today, July 29. The remaining schedule is:
0330 - 0345 Am,Eu,Oc 9345, 11590, 17600
0930 - 0945 Eu 13855, 15760
1730 - 1745 NA, Eu 9345, 11590, 13675
(Liz Cameron, Andy Sennitt, Glenn Hauser and danr_18, via dxldyg)

R. New Zealand schedule has been updated from July 23.
0000 - 0458 Oc 13730
0000 - 0458 Oc 15720 drm
0459 - 0658 Oc 9890 drm
0500 - 0658 Oc 9615
0659 - 1258 Oc 7145 drm
0700 - 1058 Oc 6095
1059 - 1258 Oc 9655
1300 - 1550 Oc 6095
1551 - 1850 Oc 6095 drm
1551 - 1850 Oc 7145
1851 - 2050 Oc 9890 drm
1851 - 2050 Oc 9615
2051 - 2150 Oc 11675 drm
2051 - 2358 Oc 15720
2151 - 2358 Oc 13730 drm
2359 - 2400 Oc 15720 drm
2359 - 2400 Oc 13730
(RNZI via WWDXC BC-DX via dxldyg and Adrian Sainsbury via Gayle Van
Horn,
Monitoring Times, blog)

V. of Russia frequency changes from August 1. 0300-0500 5990 ex-9880
to
North America. (John Norfolk, 3/26, via dxldyg)

R. Six Int'l, Scotland. Effective 11 August, Scotland's only
independent
international broadcaster, radio six international, returns to
shortwave
with a resumption of its Saturday morning broadcast on 9290 kHz
beamed to
Europe, the Far east and Pacific regions.

The programme - transmitted every Saturday between 0700 and 0800 UTC -
will
be relayed from the 100 kW facility at Ulbroka, Latvia as well as
from the
2.7 kW mediumwave transmitter on 945 kHz in Riga, Latvia.

The station has recently expressed reservations about the
effectiveness of
shortwave transmissions, and is available 24 hours a day on the
internet at
www.radiosix.com as well as via satellite and FM in various parts of
the
world at certain times of day.

The shortwave and mediumwave transmissions will continue until the
end of
September, when the situation will be reviewed.

(Source: Tony Currie, radio six international via Media Network blog
via
Mark Terry, dxldyg)

Daniel Sampson