Showing posts with label Christian Science Monitor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Science Monitor. Show all posts

Sunday, September 17, 2017

My DX Archive: October 1992

MAY I begin by saying a big 'Thank you!' to all who viewed my previous DX Archive post, which took us back to the Summer of 1992. One hundred views in one week is a great achievement. Thank you.

Continuing the visit to my DX Archive, I present a very productive month: October 1992. As with the previous post, here are the logs from that time, with QSL verifications and images. The broadcasts were received on a Hitachi TRK-5854 E.
[Housekeeping notes: Times in UTC (GMT), frequencies in kiloHertz (kHz), MegaHertz (MHz) and/or metrebands (m). Logs transcribed from the original notes.]

  • 20 October [1992]: 1832 UTC: 6045 kHz / 6195 kHz (49m): BBC World Service "Discovery"
  • 20 October: 1844 UTC: 9525 kHz: Polish Radio (Warsaw) "Cookery programme followed by News Headlines from the Newsdesk, Weather -9°c in East to 13°c in West".
  • 20 October: 1858 UTC: 9700 - 9760 kHz: Voice of America "Science Programme. News at 19UTC".
  • 20 October: 1914 UTC: 11630 kHz: Radio Moscow World Service "Press Reviews - 'Update' show".
  • 20 October: 1931 UTC: 11940 kHz: Radio Romania International "Youth Programming".
  • 20 October: 2011 UTC: 13 MHz / 25m: Radio Canada International "Broadcasting to Canadian Peace-keeping forces in Croatia, Somalia & Cyprus".
WCSN QSL verification, March 1993
  • 20 October: 2027 UTC: 13770 kHz: Christian Science Monitor (WCSN, Scotts Corner, Maine, USA) "Monitor News on APR (American Public Radio)".
  • 20 October: 2053 UTC: 13650 kHz: Radio Canada International "Spectrum".
  • 20 October: 2109 UTC: 15205 kHz: Voice of America "News (World Report)".
  • 20 October: 2116 UTC: 13770 kHz // 15665 kHz: World Service of The Christian Science Monitor "Curtain Call".
  • 20 October: 2129 UTC: 15 MHz: Deutsche Welle ID : "Caribbean Relay Station - Antigua".
  • 20 October: 2140 UTC: 15150 kHz: Radio Canada International English to Africa: "Spectrum".
  • 20 October: 2144 UTC: 15590 kHz: BBC World Service "British News: The BBC, Neil Kinnock".
  • 20 October: 2148 UTC: 15270 kHz: HCJB, Quito, South America "Featuring a programme from a Broadcast Center, Texas, USA: 'Mountain Meditation'."
  • 20 October: 2209 UTC: 15150 kHz: Radio Canada International 'CBC News'.
  • 27 October: 2130 UTC: 1179 kHz MW Radio Sweden : News with Alan Pryke, weather: -17°c in the far north to +2°c in Stockholm. "60° Degrees North": News & Current Affairs show: Yugoslav Prisoners of war in Sweden. Ikea purchases Habitat (Retail chain). "Mediawatch" segment: European DX Council meet in Finland. News headlines at 22 UTC, "60° Degrees North" continues with a review of current publications, to programme close at 2230 UTC.
That concludes this visit to my DX Archive - I do hope you enjoyed reading this selection of logs, originally broadcast almost twenty five years ago. Until next time, 73s and Good DX!

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Sunday, September 10, 2017

My DX Archive: Summer 1992

WELCOME to the second visit to My DX Archive - Read the first post here. Following the February 1992 logs in that previous post, this post looks at logs from July, August and September 1992, including some QSL verifications from those early years. Enjoy.
[Housekeeping notes: Times in UTC (GMT), frequencies in kiloHertz (kHz), MegaHertz (MHz) and/or metrebands (m). Logs transcribed from the original notes.]

  • 11 July [1992]: 1905 - 1921 UTC: 49m / 6 MHz : Radio Australia - Melbourne "News headlines, followed by 'Sports Roundup', Aussie rules football, Tasmanian football, rugby results, New South Wales league results, Barcelona Olympics - Yugoslavian athletes, Basketball - Republic of China, general sports news from China.
  • 12 July: 1230 - 1330 UTC: 5955 kHz / 49m band: Radio Netherlands (International) "Happy Station" Music from Acker Bilk, Tom Meyer (host) and Pete Myers (co-host) talk of Pete's broken leg. Terry Cooper of Scunthorpe wrote to Pete. Celebrity birthdays. Tom Meyer is leaving "Happy Station".
  • 12 July: 1900 UTC: 5 MHz - 6 MHz / 49m band: Radio Czechoslovakia "(Broadcasting in Spanish)"
  • 12 July: 1923 UTC: 6 MHz / 49m band: Voice of America "Newsline"
  • 12 July: 1937 UTC: 6 MHz / 49m band: Polish Radio - Warsaw "Music request programme".
  • 12 July: 2000 UTC: 6 MHz / 49m band: BBC World Service - London


August 1992
  • 5 August: 1925 UTC: 6 MHz: BBC World Service "Multitrack 2 featuring Genesis: Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford"
  • 5 August: 20 UTC: 9 MHz: Radio Exterior de España "Madrid 28080 Spain"
  • 5 August: 21 UTC: 15665 kHz: Christian Science Monitor "WCSN, Scotts Corners, Maine, USA"
  • 5 August: 2151 UTC: 19m band: KOL Israel Radio, Jerusalem "Israel, The Vatican, Jews & Catholics"
  • 5 August: 2207 UTC: 12 MHz: Radio Sofia, Bulgaria "News & Aspects in co-operation re: Business course"

Radio Sofia QSL, 1992
September 1992
  • 15 September: 1842 UTC: 5 MHz / 49m band: Radio Moscow "Africa As We See It (Soccer results!) Radio Moscow News at 8pm [19 UTC]."
  • 15 September: 1905 UTC: 6045 kHz: BBC World Service "Outlook. News; A Captain of the Canadian Army discusses his new book"
  • 15 September: 2029 UTC: 9920 kHz: Radio Beijing "Current Affairs".
  • 15 September: 21 UTC: 15000 kHz: Voice of America "World Report"
  • 15 September: 2130 UTC: 15610 kHz: WCSN (Christian Science Monitor)
  • 15 September: 2134 UTC: 17-18 MHz: Radio Havana Cuba "DXers Unlimited".
Radio Havana Cuba QSL, September 1992
That concludes the logs from the Summer of 1992. Until the next time, good DX!

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