Inquiring minds want to know -- is there still such a thing as the VoA
Frequency schedule which listed which transmitter was carrying what
program on what frequency?

Back in the day pre computers this was easy to get -- just a postcard
would get you one, and there were some posted in the late 1990s and
early 2000s on this group and elsewhere, but where would one find that
info now? I don't see it on their website, and their FTP server is
long gone (won't allow anonymous logins anymore at least....) so
what's a DXer to do? Or are they just scaling back SW so much that
this won't be an issue in the near future anyway?

Any 'inside' info would be appreciated! 73 //Ken

KV Zichi wrote:

Inquiring minds want to know -- is there still such a thing as the VoA
Frequency schedule which listed which transmitter was carrying what
program on what frequency?

Back in the day pre computers this was easy to get -- just a postcard
would get you one, and there were some posted in the late 1990s and
early 2000s on this group and elsewhere, but where would one find that
info now? I don't see it on their website, and their FTP server is
long gone (won't allow anonymous logins anymore at least....) so
what's a DXer to do? Or are they just scaling back SW so much that
this won't be an issue in the near future anyway?

Any 'inside' info would be appreciated! 73 //Ken

Hey Vito,

Check the EiBi skeds, I suppose you might be able to make one of the programs
available extract all the VOA info.

http://www.eibi.de.vu/

http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/dx/bc-b07.txt

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Hey Vito,

Check the EiBi skeds, I suppose you might be able to make one of the
programs
available extract all the VOA info.

http://www.eibi.de.vu/

Excellente list. Thanks from Italy.
Would you believe? I have been listening to the Voice of America since
December 1993 and thanks to their program called Special English I learnt
this great language. Unfortunately in last years it has been increasingly
difficult to find reliable and good quality transmissions both from Voa and
BBC. What's happening? I love listening to short waves but if this is the
trend, all that will remain will be listening to CRI...

"Francesco L." wrote:


Hey Vito,

Check the EiBi skeds, I suppose you might be able to make one of the
programs
available extract all the VOA info.

http://www.eibi.de.vu/

Excellente list. Thanks from Italy.

Prego


Would you believe? I have been listening to the Voice of America since
December 1993 and thanks to their program called Special English I learnt
this great language. Unfortunately in last years it has been increasingly
difficult to find reliable and good quality transmissions both from Voa and
BBC. What's happening? I love listening to short waves but if this is the
trend, all that will remain will be listening to CRI...

On Dec 9, 12:29 pm, KV Zichi wrote:
- Inquiring minds want to know --
- is there still such a thing as the VoA Frequency schedule
- which listed which transmitter was carrying what
- program on what frequency?
-
- Back in the day pre computers this was easy to get
- -- just a postcard would get you one, and there were
- some posted in the late 1990s and early 2000s on this
- group and elsewhere, but where would one find that
- info now? I don't see it on their website, and their
- FTP server is long gone (won't allow anonymous logins
- anymore at least....) so what's a DXer to do?
- Or are they just scaling back SW so much that
- this won't be an issue in the near future anyway?
-
- Any 'inside' info would be appreciated!
- 73 //Ken
-

KV Zichi,

? : Does VOA Still Produce a 'Frequency Schedule' ?

Voice of America Frequency Up-Dates
http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/200...y-updates.html
Dated : Friday, February 16, 2007
-source- "Shortwave Central" - Monitoring Times (MT)

# 1 - Voice of America (VOA)
http://www.voanews.com/english/portal.cfm

# 2 - Voice of America (VOA) "English"
http://www.voanews.com/english/index.cfm

# 3 - Voice of America (VOA) Shortwave Radio Frequencies
http://www.voanews.com/english/about...ciesAtoZ_e.cfm
B07 Shortwave Frequencies : 28 October 2007 ~ 29 March 2008
* English to Europe, Middle East, and North Africa
* English to Africa -including- Zimbabwe
* English to Far East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania
* * VOA English-Special

Finding the Transmitter Location for that Frequency is more difficult
and as "DX Ace" points-out EiBi can help you there.
- http://www.eibi.de.vu/
- http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/dx/bc-b07.txt
- dxAce
- Michigan
- USA
TIP - Use [CRTL/F] To Find-and-Search the HTML Text List.

Shortwave Radio {HF} Schedule -source- ReTards.Org
http://www.retards.org/radio/shortwave_schedule/
What's On-the-Air Right Now !

Prime Time Shortwave is a Listing of English
Shortwave Radio Broadcasts.
PTSW = http://www.primetimeshortwave.com/
* English Shortwave Radio Broadcasts Sorted-by-Country
http://www.primetimeshortwave.com/country.txt
TIP - Use [CRTL/F] To Find-and-Search the HTML Text List.

English Shortwave Radio Broadcasts This Hour
SW NOW = http://hfradio.org/english/
-source- HF Radio .Org

FIND - International Shortwave Broadcast Stations
are on a particular Shortwave Radio Frequency
SW FREQ = http://hfradio.org/swbc/
Enter the Frequency in Kilo-Hertz (kHz)
-and- Click-On the [Search Now] Button


hope this helps - iane ~ RHF