Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're giving ID's
left and right, but I can't find anything in my Passport about them. There
isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm spelling it properly? Does anyone
know anything about them? It sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm unsure
about the language, although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian, svoboda means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

dxAce

dxAce wrote:

Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're giving ID's
left and right, but I can't find anything in my Passport about them. There
isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm spelling it properly? Does anyone
know anything about them? It sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm unsure
about the language, although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian, svoboda means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

I went and did some checking, apparently 'svoboda' is Russian for 'freedom'.



dxAce

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wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're giving ID's
left and right, but I can't find anything in my Passport about them. There
isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm spelling it properly? Does anyone
know anything about them? It sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm unsure
about the language, although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian, svoboda means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

I went and did some checking, apparently 'svoboda' is Russian for 'freedom'.

Thanks for reporting that information.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Telamon" wrote in message
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R is for Russian

11725 0300-0500 USA Radio Liberty R CIS /MRC


That's EIBI

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

What does the CIS /MRC stand for?

Thanks, by the way.

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Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're giving
ID's
left and right, but I can't find anything in my Passport about them.
There
isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm spelling it properly? Does anyone
know anything about them? It sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm unsure
about the language, although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian, svoboda
means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

Thanks to you and Telamon for your help. I see that my Passport lists
RFE-RL, so it was under my nose all the time. It was in Russian and between
0300 and 0400 as Passport says they should have been, and they ID'd as Radio
Sloboda or Svoboda. So, now...would you guys consider this to be
"identified" or just "presumed"?

In article YMu1d.7770$iS2.2782@trnddc09,
"Honus" wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're
giving ID's left and right, but I can't find anything in my
Passport about them. There isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm
spelling it properly? Does anyone know anything about them? It
sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm unsure about the language,
although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian,
svoboda
means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

Thanks to you and Telamon for your help. I see that my Passport
lists
RFE-RL, so it was under my nose all the time. It was in Russian and
between 0300 and 0400 as Passport says they should have been, and
they ID'd as Radio Sloboda or Svoboda. So, now...would you guys
consider this to be "identified" or just "presumed"?

I don't understand Russian and although I listened for 45 minutes never
heard a clear ID other than the "Radio Svoboda" the meaning of which I
did not understand at the time.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

In article KBu1d.7769$iS2.6090@trnddc09,
"Honus" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...

R is for Russian

11725 0300-0500 USA Radio Liberty R CIS /MRC


That's EIBI

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

What does the CIS /MRC stand for?

Thanks, by the way.




kHz Time(UTC) Days ITU Station Lang. Target Remarks
================================================== =======
11725 0300-0500 USA Radio Liberty R CIS /MRC


Target
CIS - Commonwealth of Independent States (Former Soviet Union)


Remarks (My guess, transmitter location)
MRC: VoA/RL/RFE:Briech 35N34-05W58
RTM:Briech except n-Nador 35N03-02W55

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Honus wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're giving
ID's
left and right, but I can't find anything in my Passport about them.
There
isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm spelling it properly? Does anyone
know anything about them? It sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm unsure
about the language, although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian, svoboda
means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

Thanks to you and Telamon for your help. I see that my Passport lists
RFE-RL, so it was under my nose all the time. It was in Russian and between
0300 and 0400 as Passport says they should have been, and they ID'd as Radio
Sloboda or Svoboda. So, now...would you guys consider this to be
"identified" or just "presumed"?

I'd say you ID'd it pretty well.

dxAce

Telamon wrote:

kHz Time(UTC) Days ITU Station Lang. Target Remarks
================================================== =======
11725 0300-0500 USA Radio Liberty R CIS /MRC


Target
CIS - Commonwealth of Independent States (Former Soviet Union)


Putin just changed that. The head guy in each state will now AGAIN be
appointed by Moscow and not by ballot box.

Former heads of The Secret Police tend to remain complete pricks.



mike

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Honus wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Honus wrote:

I'm picking it up pretty good here in Seattle at 0340. They're
giving
ID's
left and right, but I can't find anything in my Passport about them.
There
isn't much on the web; I wonder if I'm spelling it properly? Does
anyone
know anything about them? It sounds like a news program, BTW. I'm
unsure
about the language, although it sure sounds like Russian.

Radio Liberty. They call themselves Radio Svoboda in Russian, svoboda
means
either 'liberty' or 'peace'... I can't recall.

Thanks to you and Telamon for your help. I see that my Passport lists
RFE-RL, so it was under my nose all the time. It was in Russian and
between
0300 and 0400 as Passport says they should have been, and they ID'd as
Radio
Sloboda or Svoboda. So, now...would you guys consider this to be
"identified" or just "presumed"?

I'd say you ID'd it pretty well.

Actually, I do too. g I'm just trying to get a feel for what counts and
what doesn't with the veteran hobbyists. A list logger I will not be.