WORLD OF RADIO #1067, produced January 31, 2001 by Glenn Hauser *RFPI back on 7480, and 15049, longer hours? Also daytime 21815-USB *R. Amanecer Internacional, Dominican Republic reactivated *Venezuelan President`s show relayed by Cuba found on two frequencies *FARC clandestine broadcasts from Colombia on FM spill over into Venezuela, causing concern, Onda Caribe Rebelde; see DXLD 1-013 *RFI heard in Venezuela on 2 meters; could be 12th harmonic of 12 MHz *HCJB confirmed with higher power on 21 MHz; running open carrier *New 21 MHz site: http://www.21MHz.com *R. Interoceanica, Ecuador, reactivated on 60m *R. San Juan, de Sallique, Jaen, Peru varies on 4 MHz band *R. Nacional da Amazonia resumed on 6 MHz, relaying Rio *Africa Number One, Gabon, has started webcasting via France: http://www.comfm/com/live/radio/africa/playerw.html *R. Lusofonia turns into US gospel relay in English *Swaziland stations bought by Brazilian cult *Baidoa, Somalia, station seized by rival militia group, moved *Aydid refurbishes V. of the People of the Somali Republic *R. Hargeisa has audio via website http://www.radiosomaliland.com *V. of the Worker-Communist Party of Iraq starting new broadcast on 9 MHz; see http://www.wpiraq.org/english/ R. Bopeshawa, i.a. spellings, means Forward; see DXLD 1-012 [time omitted, 1500-1600 UT] *The media magazine you monitor with hour mind, WOR 1067. Address: wghauser@hotmail.com or wghauser@yahoo.com or P O Box 1684, Enid OK 73702 USA; fax 1-580-233-2946 attn Hauser; see our website https://www.angelfire.com/ok/worldofradio/ for text and audio *Thanks this week for financial support go to: Jim Wishner *R. Jordan hopes to resume 17 MHz, but 11 MHz has mailbag show *Israel`s new English schedule includes new 7, 13 MHz frequencies *QSL from V. of Jammu and Kashmir Freedom Movement with schedule, goodies; Post Box 102, Muzzafarabad, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan *All India Radio Leh, Ladakh, heard on changed 60m frequency; see DXLD 1-012 *Hams working emergency traffic after earthquake in India ask for clear frequencies; see DXLD 1-012 *Thomcast selling high-power SW and MW transmitters to India *JJY, Japan`s timesignal station to be decommissioned March 31 see timesignal websites: http://www.iprimus.ca/~hepburnw/dx/time.htm and http://www.npl.co.uk/npl/ctm/time_trans.html *North Korea suspended SW broadcast of code matrix numbers for spies *Bob Padula publishes China Shortwave Guide, free on request from bobpadula@bigpond.com or small charge for hard copy *CNR-5 from China to Taiwan, SW schedule, mostly out of band *New English from China on 17 MHz, believed another Cuban relay test *R. Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, is not inactive on 90m *R. Australia starts, then reduces relays via Saipan, Tinian *New series on BBC WS start this week: Plain English; Health Matters; The Story of Africa from Feb 9 *R. Sweden just started relay swap with Canada; at last audible in North American evenings on 31m; ahead of direct frequency *RCI starting new service to South Asia via Holland *SCTV, tremendous Canadian comedy series is back on NBC, replacing Later, original feed 0635 UT Tue-Fri [not 0535 as I said] *WGSR, Florida, special MW DX test February 3 *WILM, Delaware, special MW DX test February 4 *Cybershortwave Live guest Feb 4 is John Figliozzi on Winter SWL Fest -- details via http://www.n1dk.com *Sandy Ungar, Clinton appointee, not yet resigned as VOA Director; more languages to be cut this year; see DXLD 1-012 *WWFV new frequencies announced including 14 MHz band! *19 MHz area might be used by US pirates *Propagation outlook from Boulder Jan 30: flux range 150-175-155 *Standard disclaimer *Glenn Hauser concluding World of Radio 1067 ###