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F.Luis Segarra
El
prestigioso programa de Onda Cero "Más de Uno" desde el TEA (Tenerife
Espacio de las Artes), en Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Cuenta con la
asistencia técnica y equipamiente de Serviradio TV.
Nigeria —Koode Radio International, a new shortwave program with considerable goals, has begun broadcasting to much of Western Africa.
With programs in the Fulani (or Fula) language, KRI aims to “educate,
enlighten and entertain” its listeners, the Fulbe people. This
predominantly Muslim, nomadic herder and farmer group is spread across
Africa from Senegal in the west to Lake Chad in the east. Dialects of
the language are spoken in some 20 countries and the station chose the
name “Koode” because it means “star” in all of the dialects. Usman Shehu in the KRI studio in Abuja. Photos courtesy of KRI.
While some Fulbe are able to communicate via the likes of WhatsApp
and Facebook, others cannot. Because a number of Fulbe are herders, they
are not only beyond the range of the internet, but beyond the range of
electricity.
RADIO IS VITAL
Radio is paramount for them. “A well-decorated portable radio is
often part of a dowry,” explains Usman Shehu, the founder of KRI. But
not just any radio. Given the distances involved, only shortwave can
reach the Fulbe herders.
There are tens of millions of Fulbe, but there are no Western news
broadcasters who provide programs in the language, although Adventist
World Radio does have religious broadcasts in Fulani. KRI, thus, rose to
the challenge and started online broadcasts last April while it
requested funding from potential donors. When none was forthcoming, KRI
took out a loan with a German bank and began shortwave transmissions in
late December. Hawe
Bouba, KRI freelance correspondent in Cameroon (left) works with Sa’ad
Abubakar, freelance correspondent in Adamawa state in northern Nigeria
(middle); and Ahmed Arab Azare, KRI editor in the KRI studio in Abuja.
The initial broadcasts took place for 30 minutes a day using 100 kW
of power from a shortwave site in Issoudun, France. The station
subsequently increased the power to 250 kW in late February in order to
reach a wider audience.
KRI airs educational programs on issues pertaining to agriculture,
health, and civics as well as programs specifically for women and young
people. The station is also working for peace in two conflicts.
OBJECTIVES
One objective is to reduce the recruitment of Fulbe people into the
ranks of extremist groups, such as Boko Haram. The other is to ease the
ongoing contention between herders and farmers. And while the conflict
with Boko Haram is well known, the latter struggle actually claims more
lives, according to the International Crisis Group.
“One of the main reasons of deadly conflicts between farmers and
herders is the environmental factor,” explains Shehu. KRI aims to
educate herders about climate change and work toward developing coping
mechanisms for peaceful co-existence. [Read: Does Shortwave Have a Future]
If they can secure the funding, KRI hopes to expand to two hours a
day using 500 kW of power. An increase in hours will make it easier for
this rising star to achieve its goal of becoming the number one radio
station for the Fulbe people across the continent. Hans Johnson has worked in the shortwave industry for over 20 years in broadcast sales and frequency management. F.RWorld
WorldDAB has announced it
will run a DAB+ information workshop at the annual consumer distribution
networks event - MedPi 2019 - taking place in Paris on 2-4 April 2019.
The workshop, jointly organised by MedPi and WorldDAB, will take place
on Wednesday 3 April at 16:00 CET, and will focus on the accelerated
deployment of DAB+ digital radio in France and how retailers can benefit
from new business opportunities represented by the growing DAB+ market.
The WorldDAB workshop will be an opportunity for retailers to:
• Find out about EU and French regulations concerning DAB+ digital radio
• Discover and discuss business and retail opportunities related to DAB+ in 2020 and beyond
• Learn how to communicate about DAB+ to end users and improve
consumer recognition of DAB+ using the new DAB+ logo and full branding
toolkit
In December 2018 the European Commission adopted a new directive stating
that all new cars sold within the European Union will be required to
include DAB+ digital radio as standard from December 2020. This law,
which will enable drivers to benefit from digital services throughout
Europe in their new car, requires each EU Member State to introduce by
the end of 2020 draft its own, national legislation to ensure the
directive is complied with.
France has already triggered its own national regulation complying with
the directive following the launches of DAB+ in Lyon and Strasbourg in
December 2018. According to the French regulation all new consumer
radios sold by the end of 2019 are to include DAB+, while automotive
receivers have until of June 2020 to comply with the legislation.
“DAB+ has made significant progress both in Europe and in France over
the last year, and this is reflected by the introduction of new
regulations promoting the adoption of DAB+ digital radio”, commented
WorldDAB’s Jean-Marc Dubreuil. “The objective of the WorldDAB workshop
at MedPi is to help retailers realise the business opportunities and
potential of DAB+ digital radio, and provide some guidance as to how
they can effectively communicate the DAB+ message and the changing
nature of radio to consumers”.
Currently available to over 20% of the population of France, DAB+ is now
being launched across the country, with 70% of the population expected
to be covered by the end of 2020. This creates an enormous opportunity
for retailers and receiver manufacturers in a market that totals five
million units sold per year.
MedPi is a three-day business event taking place annually in France.
This year’s event, which will be taking place at the Paris Convention
Center on 2-4 April 2019, is designed to help buyers select product
ranges to be carried by the various consumer distribution networks. F.WDAB
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new videos have just been uploaded to YouTube. The first is for users
who may be experiencing problems with connecting to 3rd party
applications e.g. rig control, logging and decoding software. We show
how to establish connection to those software packages without needing
to uninstall/re-install: https://youtu.be/QhsMNWM9tMA
In the second Steve provides recommendations for PCs or laptops
suitable for running SDRuno and an RSP. Beyond the basic recommendation
he talks through some of the factors
that affect overall performance and how lower spec hardware may also be
adequate depending on your individual requirements. He goes on to
demonstrate a low cost integrated SDR receiver system: https://youtu.be/TfKdJHI1OAQ
Radio Romania International A19 English times and frequencies:
Target Area Time Frequencies
Western Europe 0530 to 0600 6080; 7325 (DRM) 1100 to 1200 13750; 15130 1700 to 1800 11850; 9760 (DRM) 2030 to 2100 6170; 7315 (DRM) 2200 to 2300 5945; 7310 South-East Africa 1100 to 1200 15320; 17670 Eastern North America 2030 to 2100 11850; 13650 0000 to 0100 6040; 7375 Western North America 0300 to 0400 6040; 7375 Japan 2200 to 2300 7325; 9790 India and Australia 0530 to 0600 15410; 17760 India 0300 to 0400 11825; 9740 (DRM) F.Mark Coady
La IA inteligencia artificial es el presente,Los usos hace que cambie la manera de escuchar
la radio,ese rutinas de escuchar siempre las mismas voces y las mismas emisoras dentro
de los que en Psicologia le llamn zona de confor.
Con esta tecnologia que se puede unir a paginas como worldradiomap nos abre horizontes
para escuchar mas radio y descucbrir nuevas emisoras.Eso nos plantea si es necesario el
uso del DAB y del DRM y de la HD Radio,mas cuando no hay una radio que lo cubra
todo como en su dia lo podia hacer y lo hace muy bien Kenwood R 5000 y todas las
radios que se fabricaron desde 1979 hasta 1994 de muchas marcar.La IA va a cambiar
habitos de los entusiatas de radios que son los que mas radio saben.
Todas la IA que hay hacen que las DRM,HD Radio y DAB pasen a un segundo plano
pues no han llegado a la audencia,variables como el precio hacen que la IA sean mas
asequibles que las especializadas.Penetrara mas rapido las IA en el mercado que los
receptores de radios que nos acompañan desde hace decadas,pero no han reaccionado a
la tecnologia del presente.No solo para dar rutinas especificas es que la brecha esta
abierta,si la fabricasion de receptores de radio no cambia la ola de IA que es el presente
dejara a todos los receptores de radio un paso atras mas cuando la tendencia de la radio
pasa a ser imagen,lo cual deja a la palabra en segundo plano mas cuando el presente
demanda inmediatez,que en muchas ocasiones no lo proporciana ni la radio ni la television
pero si los telefonos moviles intelgentes.
En presente siempre va a ser mas actrativo una IA que una radio,que te ofrece la limitacion
del ancho de banda y que no puedes interactiar con el dispositivo por mucha pantalla a
color que te ofresca.La desventaja son innumerables mas cuando no se planifica para la
coexistencia de las bandas simpre se esta por la sustitucion por el negiocio que genera
a corto plazo como sera sustiruir todas las radios por DAB por ejemplo.
Cuando la FM y el DAB pueden ofrecer cada una sus posibilidades para sus oyentes.
En caso de cambio que no creo que valla a suceder tendriamos un parque de receptores
que irian a vettedero o a los museos de la radio,Gracias por estar aqui otra semana mas
saludar a Ucrania que pasa por esta pagina y dar gracias a todos los lectores.
Juan Gustavo Gonzalez
Ciudad del sonido
Isla de sonido
Radio New Zealand International A19 Broadcasting Schedule
Time Frequency Target Day(s) 0000 to 0458 13840 Pacific Daily 0459 to 0658 9630 Pacific Daily 0659 to 0958 5945 Pacific Daily 0659 to 1258 5945 Pacific Sat/Sun 0959 to 1258 5945 Solomon Islands, PNG Mon to Fri 1259 to 1650 5980 Pacific Daily 1651 to 1835 6115 Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands DRM Sun to Fri 1836 to 1850 7285 Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands DRM Sun to Fri 1851 to 1950 9760 Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands DRM Sun to Fri 1951 to 2058 11690 Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands DRM Sun to Fri 2059 to 2258 11725 Pacific Daily 2259 to 0000 13840 Pacific Daily F.Mark koady
Jose Arturo Gutierrez AbundizSe
dan situaciones muy especiales como son los cerros en donde existe un
salto de onda (Difraccion) hay otros casos como son la temperatura y la
humedad que le sirven a nuestra onda
portadora viajar a mayor distancia (ambiente ionizado) cuando se da la
comunicacion en este ultimo caso la comunicacion es muy erratica !!
....de XE1JH
Shortwave listening can be a little intimidating for a beginner.
Here at C.Crane, we think shortwave is a very useful tool and can give
you a global perspective. Instead of getting all your news and
information from providers within your country, why not get a different
view from someone across the ocean? Below is a quick start guide on how
to start your shortwave journey.
1. Understanding What Universal Time Coordinated (UTC) Is. UTC is the agreed time used by most shortwave broadcasters globally. Click here to find out what your local UTC is.
2. Picking The Right Shortwave Radio For You. There are a couple of things to check before purchasing a radio for shortwave: Make sure the radio has a wide frequency coverage on the shortwave band. We recommend between 2300 to 26100 kHz coverage. The more sensitivity the better. If you have a sensitive radio you will be able to pick up more broadcasts. Recommended Shortwave Radios
3. Finding Shortwave Stations and Broadcasts.
Shortwave broadcasters schedule their broadcasts to take full advantage
of atmospheric conditions to reach their target audience. With just a
little skill, you'll know when and where to listen in order to hear your
selection. See our frequencies by country list below. https://www.ccrane.com/expert-advice/all/1/article/14…!
4. Reading kHz vs. MHz Frequencies. What's the difference between the two? Only three decimal places. For example: 9740 kHz = 9.740 MHz 17830 kHz = 17.830 MHz We recommend to stick with kHz https://swling.com/FindingStations.htm…!
F.CCrane
lista actualizada de los encuentros más destacados de onda corta del año 2019:
Encuentros diexistas y/o radio de onda corta – 2019
Date: February 13 Description: UNESCO World Radio Day
Dates: February 28-March 2 Location: Plymouth Meeting (near Philadelphia), PA, USA Description: Winter SWL Fest More info: www.swlfest.com<http://www.swlfest.com/> Expected attendance: 150
NASWA Winter SWL Fest<http://www.swlfest.com/> www.swlfest.com
February 27-29, 2020, Location TBA, Greater Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
The Winter SWL Fest is a conference of radio hobbyists of all stripes,
from DC to daylight.
Date: March 2 (1430-1700 BST) Location: Reading International Solidarity Centre (RISC), 35-39 London Street, Reading RG1 4PS, England Organization: Reading International Radio Group Expected attendance: 20 More info: www.bdxc.org.uk<http://www.bdxc.org.uk/> , Barraclough.mike at gmail.com Note: Reading DX meetings are held with about 2 months interval (next one on May 25th)
British DX Club Web Site - Home Page<http://www.bdxc.org.uk/> www.bdxc.org.uk
The British DX Club is the premier club for all interested in radio
listening. Covers dxing, schedules, programming, shortwave, MW, LW and
FM radio for members in UK and overseas
Dates: March 31-April 2 Location: Lausanne, Switzerland Description: Radiodays Europe 2019 -conference More info: www.radiodayseurope.com<http://www.radiodayseurope.com/>
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Dates: May 3-5 Location: Jönköping, Sweden
Description: DX-Parlamentet 2019, the annual meeting of the SDXF
together with the meeting of Arctic Radio Club (a club specialized in MW
DXing) Organization: The Swedish DX-Federation (SDXF) More info: www.sdxf.se<http://www.sdxf.se/>
Dates: May 9-10 Location: Cary, North Carolina, USA Description: Annual NASB Conference, hosted by TWR International Organization: National Association of Shortwave Broadcasters More info: www.shortwave.org<http://www.shortwave.org/>
Dates: May 17-19 Location: Dayton, Ohio, USA Organization: Dayton Hamvention Expected attendance: 20000 More info: www.hamvention.org<http://www.hamvention.org/>
Dates: June 21-23
Location: Friedrichshafen, Germany Description: Ham Radio, biggest annual hamfest in Europe Expected attendance: 20000 More info: www.hamradio-friedrichshafen.de<http://www.hamradio-friedrichshafen.de/>
Dates: July 6-20 Location: Döbriach, Austria Description: DX-Camp of ADXB-OE More info: www.dxcamp.org<http://www.dxcamp.org/>
Dates: August 2-3 Location: Tlaltenango, Zacatecas Name: 25th Mexican DX Meeting (2019 edition)
Description: The annual mexican meeting, "Grupo Diexista México".
International SW stations, DX club and Dxers around the world Welcome! More info: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiexismoExtremo/ Contact, local organizer: Mr. Ivan Istlahuaca Alejandro Carlos, E-mail: sivanr77_necaxa@hotmail.com
Dates: August 2-4 Location: Kisakallio Sports Institute, Lohja (60 kms west of Helsinki) Description: The annual summer meeting of the Finnish DX Association Expected attendance: 100 More info: www.sdxl.fi, rv at sdxl.org
Dates: August 31-September 1 Location: Tokyo, Japan Description: Big ham fair with a SW sector (Japan SW Club stand & lectures) Organization: Tokyo HAM Fair sponsored by JARL Expected attendance: 30000 More info: ohtaket at live.jp
Dates: September 5-7 Location: Tukwila, Washington, USA (near Seattle) Description: IRCA Convention More info: www.ircaonline.org<http://www.ircaonline.org/>
Dates: September 6-8 Location: Golden Tulip Andorra Fenix Hotel, Andorra Description: Annual European DX Conference Organization: European DX Council Expected attendance: 50 More info: www.edxc.org
Dates: September 6-11 Location: Berlin, Germany Name: IFA Internationale Funkausstellung Description: Consumer Electronics Fair - Including Radios More info: www.b2b.ifa-berlin.com<http://www.b2b.ifa-berlin.com/>
Dates: September 12-17 Location: Amsterdam, Holland Decsription: IBC 2019, conference and exhibition More info: www.ibc.org<http://www.ibc.org/>
Dates: October 8-10 Location: Kanyakumari, India Description: Ham Fest India 2019
More info: www.hamfestindia2019.com<http://www.hamfestindia2019.com/>
F.M Cruz
TIPS 657 17/3 11.15 RAI R.1 - Pisa IT NX reg. Toscana buono 882 18/3 23.03 COPE - Alicante SS ID e pubblicità locale buono 1017 20/3 17.45 Amica R. Veneta - Vigonza IT MX insuf. 1017 20/3 18.45 R.N.E. R.5 - Granada SS NX reg. Andalucia buono 1053 22/3 17.57 R. Iasi - Rumeno ID e NX buono 1107 18/3 17.30 RAI R.1 - Roma IT NX reg. Lazio suff. 1107 18/3 17.45 R.N.E. R.5 - Logrono SS NX reg. La Rioja buono 1305 19/3 23.00 UNID italiana con campagna elettorale Basilicata suff. 1350 24/3 00.20 R. Buenos Aires - SS MX suff. 1476 23/3 03.50 Carillon Wellbeing R. - Coalville EE MX suff. 1566 23/3 17.50 R. Kolbe - Schio IT predica suff. 1566 23/3 23.10 Vahon FM - Den Haag Hindy MX suff. 1584 17/3 17.40 UNID con MX italiana no RDE buono 1584 17/3 18.10 RDE - Trieste IT ID e MX buono 1584 19/3 23.25 R. Gandia - SS ID e pubblicità locale buono 1593 21/3 23.20 R. Bretagne 5 - Quessoy FF MX suff. 1633 23/3 05.10 R. Barcelona - Dutch MX suff. 3330 23/3 04.00 CHU - Ottawa EE/FF ID e pip pip buono 4885 23/3 04.05 R. Clube do Parà - Belem PP MX buono 4980 23/3 23.40 WRMI - Miami EE talk suff. 5010 23/3 23.45 WRMI - Miami SS predica suff. 6070 17/3 15.00 R. Tumbril - EE MX classica buono 6070 23/3 04.10 CFRX - Toronto EE talk suff. 6090 23/3 04.15 Amhara State R. - Bahir Dar Amarico live phone buono 6150 24/3 09.45 R. Marabu - EE ID e MX buono 6210 24/3 09.30 King SW - EE MX buono 6230 23/3 04.20 Coast FM - EE MX buono 6290 24/3 09.40 R. Scotland Int. - EE ID e MX buono 9610 24/3 10.00 AWR - Firenze IT Obiettivo DX by Roberto Scaglione ottimo 10000 24/3 09.20 BPM - Lintong pip pip buono F.Robert Pavanello
Me
encanta viajar, y si es con la radio de por medio... Hoy ha tocado
volar a la isla de La Palma, al municipio Los Llanos de Aridane.
@radioguiniguada en las 'Jornadas Tadamun', con un programa especial de 'Sahara desde Canarias'.
F.Javier Falero
