Re: [HCDX] FEBA
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Re: [HCDX] FEBA
Dear Jose,
15580 : 0030 Tamil etc.- As per schd recvd from FEBA -B'lore office this freq is
used between
0015-0200 UTC , Lngauages -Kannada/Tulu, Tamil/Badaga,Telegu etc, Txer site not
known.
Thye are using 7460 khz for the evening txn (1400-1630 utc).
15605 : Tuning Signal continously at 1215-1245 followed by programs in Indian
languages -
As per schd recvd from their Delhi office this freq is used between 1200-1500 utc.
At 1200 they signed
on & were playing continious music, then 1215-1245 they had id anncts, after 1245
progs in
Kangri, Gujrati Nepali, Bengali Urdu , Hindi were heard & then signed off at 1500
UTC.
Morning txn is on 12045 khz (0015-0130 UTC) Again txer sites not known.
11885 : Tuning Signal at 1515, 1615 etc. and in African (?) language - No idea.
Regds
Alokesh
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jose Jacob, VU2JOS, India" <dx_india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Hard-Core-DX@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 11:08 PM
Subject: [HCDX] FEBA
> Dear Friends,
> 15580 : 0030 Tamil etc.
>
> 15605 : Tuning Signal continously at 1215-1245 followed by
> programs in
> Indian languages
>
> 11885 : Tuning Signal at 1515, 1615 etc. and in African (?)
> language
> The following broadcasts of FEBA was noted today.(TX Sites
> unknown)
>
>>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> Jose Jacob, VU2JOS,
> Hyderabad, India
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