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Old March 22nd 05, 05:23 AM
running dogg
 
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Default BBCWS alternative frequencies

I've been writing down BBC frequencies from Asia with an eye towards
still being able to receive The World Today, which is on at 2200 and
0200 for A05.

The main frequencies for Asia after 0000 are 15360, which switches
between Singapore and Thailand transmitters and is on until 0900, and
15280 which is solely from Thailand and is on until 0530. Unfortunately
I couldn't receive either of these at 0500 March 22. 15280 had no hint
of any signal, while 15360 had an audible carrier but no voice, and my
attempts to get voice were fruitless. I'll have to try again tomorrow at
0200 to see if reception is still as bad.

The BBC is also on 7105 from 2100-0000 and on 9740 from 2200-0000. I
haven't tried these yet.


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