WORLD OF RADIO #1031, produced April 5, 2000 by Glenn Hauser *WOR times on WWCR now in DST terms by UT: Thu 2030 15685, Fri 0930 7435, Sat 0300 3215, Sat 1130 15685, Sun 0230 & 0630 5070, Mon 0000 3215, Mon 0500 3210, Tue 1100 15685. We hope the 1130 and 1100 times avoid clash with V. of Tibet and its jammers *WBCQ times are now: Wed 2130 on 7415, Fri 2030 9330-CUSB *Disregard last week about WRMI relays of Slovakia, Budapest and Polonia, gone from new schedule even tho we heard Budapest *New WRMI show: Worldbeat USA; new time for Wavescan *KNLS heard on different English frequency than in new schedule *Texas 2 MHz harmonic IDed as KMIL, Cameron *WTAW in Texas widely heard on new X-band frequency *Mike Malloy, liberal talkhost, fired by WLS. Story in Chicago Trib http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/zorn/ *Art Bell quitting radio April 26; litigation involving WWCR; see and hear at http://www.artbell.com *Nets To You, exhaustive original listing of amateur radio nets by John Norfolk posted in new edition on our website: https://www.angelfire.com/ok/worldofradio/nets2you.html *On RCI Quirks and Quarks comes back in May replacing NS Kitchen Party *Ham radio involved in high seas rescue and evacuation drama off Honduras *R. Continental, Venezuela plans to resume SW with education *R. Oriental, Ecuador, 60m frequency varying *Peruvian on North American pirate favorite frequency, R. La Voz del Campesino, Huarmaca *R. Cielo, Peru heard in 4.7 MHz area *R. RGS, Brasil, plans Spanish and English on 49m *LRA36 Antarctica occasionally runs as late as 0100 *Nigerian stations must carry new weekly program by the president *Website for group backing R. Liberte clandestine is http://www.mlc-congo.org *Quasi-clandestine Tamil and Burmese broadcasts via Madagascar *Mogadishu, Somalia reported to have new SW station, #6 *FEBA Seychelles, new English schedule *African Beacon really IDs as World Beacon, African Service in tape at http://www.intervalsignals.com and their own site is http://www.worldbeacon.net *BBC WS multiple streaming off to a disastrous start, wrong streams sent to transmitter sites making programme schedules useless *BBC Write On and Waveguide all new times converted back to GMT *Greg Dyke, new BBC head increasing proportion of income spent on programming to 85%, adding 200 megapounds per year; mostly re TV? *In the midst of WOR 1031 *Standard disclaimer *P O Box 1684, Enid OK 73702, USA; wghauser@hotmail.com or by fax if really necessary 1-580-233-2948 attn Hauser. See our website: https://www.angelfire.com/ok/worldofradio *One RFI English broadcast audible in North America *Spain`s new English schedule *RDP International, Portugal, clashing with VOA Greenville *R. Polonia, new English schedule, hard to hear on SW in North America, but fine via WRN on internet; see sked at http://www.wrn.org *R. Romania International has started webcasting with three streams, a great improvement over their poor SW reception: http://www.rri.ro *R. Minsk a.k.a. R. Belarus International, new English sked *V. of Tatarstan, Russia new schedule *Radiostantsiya Chechnya Svobodnaya new schedule via St. Pete *V. of Greece English now hard to find; changes in VOA relays, plans for expansion to all-day *UAE Radio, Dubai, no longer heard, and missing from registrations *V. of Mongolia retimed its first English broadcast; and the rest *R. Taipei International via WYFR in English to Europe et al. *R. Thailand frequency change in English *V. of Vietnam via Canada relay sporadic, but language rotation confirmed replacing Russia; originally to be 10-day experiment *R. Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, off the air while frustrated staff petition for greater security *SIBC, Solomon Islands, new transmitter is confirmed operational *R. New Zealand International has interference clashes on 17675 *Rod Williams asks, is this the future of radio? See http://www.kerbango.com/press/datasheetradio.html *Propagation outlook from Ottawa March 29 *Propagation outlook from Boulder April 4: flux always above 200! *WOR 1031; Glenn Hauser inviting your input to Box or Inbox *Do join us again next week for World of Radio ###