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I'm trying to ID a station that I heard on 6010 @ 0350 UTC. They ID'd as
Radio Sweden, and I found their website he http://www.sr.se/rs/english/index.htm Clicking on "Shortwave schedule" eventually leads me to what I want to know, which is that R. Sweden indeed broadcasts on 6010, but in small red letters underneath the frequency it says "RCI relay". I figured out that must mean Radio Canada International, but a peek at their current schedule (pdf) at http://www.rcinet.ca/horaires/A04_SW_24h_Fall.pdf doesn't show any transmissions at 6010, and nothing is mentioned of Radio Sweden. Is my interpretation of RCI correct? I'm making a mistake somewhere; what is it? |
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In article gF72d.7354$xH1.3910@trnddc03,
"Honus" wrote: I'm trying to ID a station that I heard on 6010 @ 0350 UTC. They ID'd as Radio Sweden, and I found their website he http://www.sr.se/rs/english/index.htm Clicking on "Shortwave schedule" eventually leads me to what I want to know, which is that R. Sweden indeed broadcasts on 6010, but in small red letters underneath the frequency it says "RCI relay". I figured out that must mean Radio Canada International, but a peek at their current schedule (pdf) at http://www.rcinet.ca/horaires/A04_SW_24h_Fall.pdf doesn't show any transmissions at 6010, and nothing is mentioned of Radio Sweden. Is my interpretation of RCI correct? I'm making a mistake somewhere; what is it? From EIBI http://www.eibi.de.vu/ kHz Time(UTC) Days ITU Station Lang. Target Remarks ================================================== === 6010 0100-0130 S Radio Sweden SWE NAm /CAN 6010 0130-0200 S Radio Sweden E NAm /CAN 6010 0200-0230 S Radio Sweden SWE NAm /CAN 6010 0230-0300 S Radio Sweden E NAm /CAN I think the "/CAN" means it is broadcast from Canada. CAN: Sackville 45N53-64W19 -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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![]() Honus wrote: I'm trying to ID a station that I heard on 6010 @ 0350 UTC. They ID'd as Radio Sweden, and I found their website he http://www.sr.se/rs/english/index.htm Clicking on "Shortwave schedule" eventually leads me to what I want to know, which is that R. Sweden indeed broadcasts on 6010, but in small red letters underneath the frequency it says "RCI relay". I figured out that must mean Radio Canada International, but a peek at their current schedule (pdf) at http://www.rcinet.ca/horaires/A04_SW_24h_Fall.pdf doesn't show any transmissions at 6010, and nothing is mentioned of Radio Sweden. Is my interpretation of RCI correct? I'm making a mistake somewhere; what is it? RCI has a transmission tower and facility at Sackville, N.B. Many foreign broadcasters contract for relay of their North American broadcasts to this site. It wasn't RCI relaying the broadcast so much as it was RCI's *tower* and facilites that were. You were hearing Radio Sweden - programming that originated in Sweden, top to bottom - but it was relayed to you from Sackville, N.B. Tony |
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