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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
I'm receiving 15580 khz at 1905 UTC. I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. But what I'm hearing sounds more like a hip-hop radio station that one might find on FM. A guy is interviewing a singer and playing her songs. I'd say the SIO code is 544, and I'm based in northern California. I'll keep listening for a station id. Anyone know what this broadcast is?
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That music program was the most interesting thing I've heard from VOA so far.
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
weatherall wrote: I'm receiving 15580 khz at 1905 UTC. I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. But what I'm hearing sounds more like a hip-hop radio station that one might find on FM. A guy is interviewing a singer and playing her songs. I'd say the SIO code is 544, and I'm based in northern California. I'll keep listening for a station id. Anyone know what this broadcast is? Voice of America dxAce Michigan USA |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
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weatherall wrote: weatherall Wrote: ...I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. ... Well, I should have believed them I guess. I never heard any kind of id during the music program, 1905-2000 UTC. But after it was over, there was a VOA id: "Africa service of the Voice of America," along with the fact that Nightline Africa was on next. That music program was the most interesting thing I've heard from VOA so far. Just sticking with a program you can usually figure it out. Most stations will ID on the hour. Other convenient times are when a program segment ends in 10, 15, 20 and 30 minutes. Another way to identify a station is most have for lack of a better word "bumper music," regular announcements, bird calls and the like that you can use to identify them when they are in another language you don't understand. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
weatherall wrote:
weatherall Wrote: ...I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. ... Well, I should have believed them I guess. I never heard any kind of id during the music program, 1905-2000 UTC. But after it was over, there was a VOA id: "Africa service of the Voice of America," along with the fact that Nightline Africa was on next. That music program was the most interesting thing I've heard from VOA so far. Yep, VOA mostly plays music nowadays, and soon that will be disappearing too. Music is far cheaper than producing actual programming. Also, the US doesn't have a domestic radio service from which the VOA can draw programming, like RCI does with CBC radio. US radio consists of music on FM, and conservative talk on AM. What news stations exist are local in scope. In short, since nobody is willing to give IBB any money, they are forced to resort to playing music. |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:23:02 +0000, weatherall
wrote: I'm receiving 15580 khz at 1905 UTC. I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. But what I'm hearing sounds more like a hip-hop radio station that one might find on FM. A guy is interviewing a singer and playing her songs. I'd say the SIO code is 544, and I'm based in northern California. I'll keep listening for a station id. Anyone know what this broadcast is? Hip Hop is American music. It's the VOA Jazz America at 21:48 S-9 +20 R8B (Pre On) 50' Random Wire 34, -118 |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:23:02 +0000, weatherall
wrote: Ended incredibly abruptly at 2200. |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:23:02 +0000, weatherall
wrote: I'm receiving 15580 khz at 1905 UTC. I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. But what I'm hearing sounds more like a hip-hop radio station that one might find on FM. A guy is interviewing a singer and playing her songs. I'd say the SIO code is 544, and I'm based in northern California. I'll keep listening for a station id. Anyone know what this broadcast is? Carrier off at 22;01;35 |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
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David wrote: On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 19:23:02 +0000, weatherall wrote: Ended incredibly abruptly at 2200. That is the end of the published VOA transmission to Africa from Greenville on 15580, which is 19:00 to 22:00 UTC. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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15580 khz @ 1905 UTC, doesn't sound like VOA
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 13:46:05 -0800, running dogg wrote:
weatherall wrote: weatherall Wrote: ...I checked primetimeshortwave.com and hfradio.org, and they both list this as a Voice of America frequency during that time. ... Well, I should have believed them I guess. I never heard any kind of id during the music program, 1905-2000 UTC. But after it was over, there was a VOA id: "Africa service of the Voice of America," along with the fact that Nightline Africa was on next. That music program was the most interesting thing I've heard from VOA so far. Yep, VOA mostly plays music nowadays, and soon that will be disappearing too. Music is far cheaper than producing actual programming. Also, the US doesn't have a domestic radio service from which the VOA can draw programming, like RCI does with CBC radio. US radio consists of music on FM, and conservative talk on AM. What news stations exist are local in scope. In short, since nobody is willing to give IBB any money, they are forced to resort to playing music. What's NPR? |
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