Re: [HCDX] [BDXC-UK] International Radio Serbia expands shortwave schedule

["Wolfgang Bueschel" <BueschelW@xxxxxx>]

Extensive monitoring of Radio Serbia.
Sorry, never heard this Bijeljina station anymore here in central Europe since mid September 2006.

Monitoring today March 5th arise NEGATIVE too. Only the RTL DRM signal noted broadband in 6087 to 6103 kHz slot range. 73 wb


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Terry" Sent: Monday, March 05, 2007 10:33 PM
Subject: [BDXC-UK] International Radio Serbia expands shortwave schedule


> March 5th, 2007
> Andy Sennitt
> 
> Text of report in English by Monitoring research on 5 March
> 
> BBC Monitoring observes International Radio Serbia with an expanded schedule 
> for their shortwave broadcasts in operation from 5 March 2007. All 
> broadcasts are on 6100 kHz on a non-directional beam, daily unless otherwise 
> indicated, as follows (all times gmt):
> 
> 1400-1430 English
> 1430-1500 Serbian
> 1500-1530 Spanish
> 1530-1600 Arabic
> 1600-1630 Russian
> 1630-1700 French
> 1700-1730 German
> 1730-1745 Mandarin
> 1745-1800 Albanian (Monday-Friday)
> 1800-1815 Hungarian
> 1815-1830 Greek
> 1830-1900 Italian
> 1900-1930 Russian
> 1930-2000 English
> 2000-2030 Spanish
> 2030-2100 Serbian (Sunday-Friday)
> 2030-2130 Serbian (Saturday)
> 2100-2130 German (Sunday-Friday)
> 2130-2200 French
> 
> Audio newscasts in all the above languages are also available on demand from 
> the station's website at www.radioyu.org.
> 
> (Source: BBC Monitoring research 5 Mar 07 via Media Network) 

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