So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have yet to
receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped the schedule from
the Messenger!

RG

http://en.chinabroadcast.cn/about/schedule.htm#1
P L U S
http://en.chinabroadcast.cn/about/frequencies.htm


RadioGuy wrote:
So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have yet to
receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped the schedule from
the Messenger!

RG

This is what I have,

Radio China International-English: 49m: 5990, 6040, 6090, 6145, 6175,
6190. 41m: 7175, 7160, 7190, 7250, 7295, 7405. 31m: 9440, 9515, 9560,
9570, 9580, 9585, 9600, 9690, 9730, 9755, 9790. 25m: 11640, 11675,
11740, 11750, 11770, 11790, 11900, 11980, 12080. 22m: 13620, 13630,
13640, 13680, 13685, 13720, 13740, 13775. 19m: 15110, 15125, 15180,
15210, 15260, 15350, 15415, 15465. 16m: 17540, 17690, 11760.


It may be the same as what you already have. Sorry about not having
times.


On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:08:21 GMT, "RadioGuy"
wrote:

So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have yet to
receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped the schedule from
the Messenger!

RG

JuLiE Dxer wrote:

This is what I have,

Radio China International-English: 49m: 5990, 6040, 6090, 6145,
6175, 6190. 41m: 7175, 7160, 7190, 7250, 7295, 7405. 31m: 9440,
9515, 9560, 9570, 9580, 9585, 9600, 9690, 9730, 9755, 9790. 25m:
11640, 11675, 11740, 11750, 11770, 11790, 11900, 11980, 12080.
22m: 13620, 13630, 13640, 13680, 13685, 13720, 13740, 13775.
19m: 15110, 15125, 15180, 15210, 15260, 15350, 15415, 15465.
16m: 17540, 17690, 11760.


It may be the same as what you already have. Sorry about not
having times.
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:08:21 GMT, "RadioGuy"
wrote:
So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have
yet to receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped
the schedule from the Messenger!
RG
I wonder if it is that they are using the
Messenger in other mailings? I've received the
English language Messenger in mailings from the
French Service.
So an English schedule would be confusing to other
language listeners. They put out their own schedule
pamphlets but no magazine, stuffing their envelopes
with New Year cards at this time of year, and copies
of the appropriate language Beijing Review or China
Today.
(How else do you get Esperanto reading materials?)

Still the Spanish and Portguese services of CRI are the best.
--
-\_,-~-\___...__._._._._._._._._._._._.
For real Dxing,
see]http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~vz6g-iwt/index.html

Dan Say wrote in message
...
JuLiE Dxer wrote:

This is what I have,

Radio China International-English: 49m: 5990, 6040, 6090, 6145,
6175, 6190. 41m: 7175, 7160, 7190, 7250, 7295, 7405. 31m: 9440,
9515, 9560, 9570, 9580, 9585, 9600, 9690, 9730, 9755, 9790. 25m:
11640, 11675, 11740, 11750, 11770, 11790, 11900, 11980, 12080.
22m: 13620, 13630, 13640, 13680, 13685, 13720, 13740, 13775.
19m: 15110, 15125, 15180, 15210, 15260, 15350, 15415, 15465.
16m: 17540, 17690, 11760.


It may be the same as what you already have. Sorry about not
having times.
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:08:21 GMT, "RadioGuy"
wrote:
So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have
yet to receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped
the schedule from the Messenger!
RG
I wonder if it is that they are using the
Messenger in other mailings? I've received the
English language Messenger in mailings from the
French Service.
So an English schedule would be confusing to other
language listeners. They put out their own schedule
pamphlets but no magazine, stuffing their envelopes
with New Year cards at this time of year, and copies
of the appropriate language Beijing Review or China
Today.
(How else do you get Esperanto reading materials?)

Howdy Dan,

Interesting point... obviously there has been a change at CRI regarding the
Messenger. I looked through my piles of mailings and it seems that
beginning with issue Vol. 15, No.2 (March-April 2004) they dropped the
schedule.

Gee... the first thing I would do when I got the Messenger was to check the
frequency listing so it was the first thing I noticed that was missing.

Tucked into the March-April 2004 issue I also found the schedule for the
English Service---so I'm OK now.

RG

= = = "RadioGuy" wrote in message
= = = ...
Dan Say wrote in message
...
JuLiE Dxer wrote:

This is what I have,

Radio China International-English: 49m: 5990, 6040, 6090, 6145,
6175, 6190. 41m: 7175, 7160, 7190, 7250, 7295, 7405. 31m: 9440,
9515, 9560, 9570, 9580, 9585, 9600, 9690, 9730, 9755, 9790. 25m:
11640, 11675, 11740, 11750, 11770, 11790, 11900, 11980, 12080.
22m: 13620, 13630, 13640, 13680, 13685, 13720, 13740, 13775.
19m: 15110, 15125, 15180, 15210, 15260, 15350, 15415, 15465.
16m: 17540, 17690, 11760.


It may be the same as what you already have. Sorry about not
having times.
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:08:21 GMT, "RadioGuy"
wrote:
So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have
yet to receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped
the schedule from the Messenger!
RG
I wonder if it is that they are using the
Messenger in other mailings? I've received the
English language Messenger in mailings from the
French Service.
So an English schedule would be confusing to other
language listeners. They put out their own schedule
pamphlets but no magazine, stuffing their envelopes
with New Year cards at this time of year, and copies
of the appropriate language Beijing Review or China
Today.
(How else do you get Esperanto reading materials?)

Howdy Dan,

Interesting point... obviously there has been a change at CRI regarding the
Messenger. I looked through my piles of mailings and it seems that
beginning with issue Vol. 15, No.2 (March-April 2004) they dropped the
schedule.

Gee... the first thing I would do when I got the Messenger was to check the
frequency listing so it was the first thing I noticed that was missing.

Tucked into the March-April 2004 issue I also found the schedule for the
English Service---so I'm OK now.

RG


Radio Guy,

The "Re-Ability" Factor of any recurring eMail goes up when it
is Kept 'short' by providing 'Links' to bits of Text and Formated
Data that may not change with each eMail Message.

The second Advantage to this Structure, Formating and Presentation
of "Information" causes the Reader-Recipient to Click-On the Link.
This can be Tracked by the 'originator' of the eMail back to their
WebSite and allow them to better 'identify' the needs of the
"Customer" of their Informationa and the Service they provide.

coomunications - something to think about ~ RHF
..
..

RHF wrote in message
om...
= = = "RadioGuy" wrote in message
= = = ...
Dan Say wrote in message
...
JuLiE Dxer wrote:

This is what I have,

Radio China International-English: 49m: 5990, 6040, 6090, 6145,
6175, 6190. 41m: 7175, 7160, 7190, 7250, 7295, 7405. 31m: 9440,
9515, 9560, 9570, 9580, 9585, 9600, 9690, 9730, 9755, 9790. 25m:
11640, 11675, 11740, 11750, 11770, 11790, 11900, 11980, 12080.
22m: 13620, 13630, 13640, 13680, 13685, 13720, 13740, 13775.
19m: 15110, 15125, 15180, 15210, 15260, 15350, 15415, 15465.
16m: 17540, 17690, 11760.


It may be the same as what you already have. Sorry about not
having times.
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:08:21 GMT, "RadioGuy"
wrote:
So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have
yet to receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped
the schedule from the Messenger!
RG
I wonder if it is that they are using the
Messenger in other mailings? I've received the
English language Messenger in mailings from the
French Service.
So an English schedule would be confusing to other
language listeners. They put out their own schedule
pamphlets but no magazine, stuffing their envelopes
with New Year cards at this time of year, and copies
of the appropriate language Beijing Review or China
Today.
(How else do you get Esperanto reading materials?)

Howdy Dan,

Interesting point... obviously there has been a change at CRI regarding
the
Messenger. I looked through my piles of mailings and it seems that
beginning with issue Vol. 15, No.2 (March-April 2004) they dropped the
schedule.

Gee... the first thing I would do when I got the Messenger was to check
the
frequency listing so it was the first thing I noticed that was missing.

Tucked into the March-April 2004 issue I also found the schedule for the
English Service---so I'm OK now.

RG


Radio Guy,

The "Re-Ability" Factor of any recurring eMail goes up when it
is Kept 'short' by providing 'Links' to bits of Text and Formated
Data that may not change with each eMail Message.

The second Advantage to this Structure, Formating and Presentation
of "Information" causes the Reader-Recipient to Click-On the Link.
This can be Tracked by the 'originator' of the eMail back to their
WebSite and allow them to better 'identify' the needs of the
"Customer" of their Informationa and the Service they provide.

coomunications - something to think about ~ RHF
.
.

What in hell are you talking about fella?? I've been on this newsgroup for
five or six years---something changed since I've been away?? Please
explain.

RG

RG,

The comment was not directed at your posting to this NewsGroup.

It was in 'reference' to the eMails from China Radio International
and other eMail type "News Letter" providers.

Things like a Schedule that may not change with every eMail are
best 'communicated' by making them "Links" within the eMail.
This also aides to "GET" the Reader to Click-On the Links and
thereby Count and Track Your Active Readers. {Cookies}

The majority of the 'Text' within the Monthly, Weekly, Daily eMail
should be Fresh "News" [What's Happening Now !] that the Reader will
like to know and be interested in Reading when they OPEN the eMail.


hope this clarifies the prior post ~ RHF
..
..
= = = "RadioGuy" wrote in message
= = = ...
RHF wrote in message
om...
= = = "RadioGuy" wrote in message
= = = ...
Dan Say wrote in message
...
JuLiE Dxer wrote:

This is what I have,

Radio China International-English: 49m: 5990, 6040, 6090, 6145,
6175, 6190. 41m: 7175, 7160, 7190, 7250, 7295, 7405. 31m: 9440,
9515, 9560, 9570, 9580, 9585, 9600, 9690, 9730, 9755, 9790. 25m:
11640, 11675, 11740, 11750, 11770, 11790, 11900, 11980, 12080.
22m: 13620, 13630, 13640, 13680, 13685, 13720, 13740, 13775.
19m: 15110, 15125, 15180, 15210, 15260, 15350, 15415, 15465.
16m: 17540, 17690, 11760.


It may be the same as what you already have. Sorry about not
having times.
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 22:08:21 GMT, "RadioGuy"
wrote:
So what's up at CRI? They continually send me mail but I have
yet to receive a frequency/programme guide---they even dropped
the schedule from the Messenger!
RG
I wonder if it is that they are using the
Messenger in other mailings? I've received the
English language Messenger in mailings from the
French Service.
So an English schedule would be confusing to other
language listeners. They put out their own schedule
pamphlets but no magazine, stuffing their envelopes
with New Year cards at this time of year, and copies
of the appropriate language Beijing Review or China
Today.
(How else do you get Esperanto reading materials?)

Howdy Dan,

Interesting point... obviously there has been a change at CRI regarding
the
Messenger. I looked through my piles of mailings and it seems that
beginning with issue Vol. 15, No.2 (March-April 2004) they dropped the
schedule.

Gee... the first thing I would do when I got the Messenger was to check
the
frequency listing so it was the first thing I noticed that was missing.

Tucked into the March-April 2004 issue I also found the schedule for the
English Service---so I'm OK now.

RG


Radio Guy,

The "Re-Ability" Factor of any recurring eMail goes up when it
is Kept 'short' by providing 'Links' to bits of Text and Formated
Data that may not change with each eMail Message.

The second Advantage to this Structure, Formating and Presentation
of "Information" causes the Reader-Recipient to Click-On the Link.
This can be Tracked by the 'originator' of the eMail back to their
WebSite and allow them to better 'identify' the needs of the
"Customer" of their Informationa and the Service they provide.

comunications - something to think about ~ RHF
.
.

What in hell are you talking about fella?? I've been on this newsgroup for
five or six years---something changed since I've been away?? Please
explain.

RG
..