Would anyone like to suggest good stations to listen to (shortwave or
on the web) when the year changes in their time zone? For example, at
1100 GMT there's New Zealand (Summer Time = GMT+13) and at 1500 GMT
Japan.

Joel Rubin wrote:

Would anyone like to suggest good stations to listen to (shortwave or
on the web) when the year changes in their time zone? For example, at
1100 GMT there's New Zealand (Summer Time = GMT+13) and at 1500 GMT
Japan.

I'm sure there's a listing of stuff from years past. I'll have to look for it.

You might try Papua New Guinea on 4890... I called in one year during the
festivities.

Most times I make a point to listen to the BBC prior to 0000 and hear the full
strike of Big Ben, one of the rare times they have the full strike broadcast,
and that of course signals the start of the new GMT (UTC) day.

The only other time I can recall the full strike of Big Ben being broadcast in
recent memory is on Remembrance Day when 11 strikes are broadcast.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce,
What freq will be BBC be on at that time? I'd like to give a listen to the
full strike broadcast.
Thanks from Pennsylvania.


"dxAce" wrote in message
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Joel Rubin wrote:

Would anyone like to suggest good stations to listen to (shortwave or
on the web) when the year changes in their time zone? For example, at
1100 GMT there's New Zealand (Summer Time = GMT+13) and at 1500 GMT
Japan.

I'm sure there's a listing of stuff from years past. I'll have to look for
it.

You might try Papua New Guinea on 4890... I called in one year during the
festivities.

Most times I make a point to listen to the BBC prior to 0000 and hear the
full
strike of Big Ben, one of the rare times they have the full strike
broadcast,
and that of course signals the start of the new GMT (UTC) day.

The only other time I can recall the full strike of Big Ben being
broadcast in
recent memory is on Remembrance Day when 11 strikes are broadcast.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Macman wrote:

dxAce,
What freq will be BBC be on at that time? I'd like to give a listen to the
full strike broadcast.
Thanks from Pennsylvania.

I generally listen on 5975 most years, but you might want to check the skeds at:

http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/bc-b04.txt

Hopefully they'll continue the tradition. Tune in earlier than 0000 of course.




"dxAce" wrote in message
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Joel Rubin wrote:

Would anyone like to suggest good stations to listen to (shortwave or
on the web) when the year changes in their time zone? For example, at
1100 GMT there's New Zealand (Summer Time = GMT+13) and at 1500 GMT
Japan.

I'm sure there's a listing of stuff from years past. I'll have to look for
it.

You might try Papua New Guinea on 4890... I called in one year during the
festivities.

Most times I make a point to listen to the BBC prior to 0000 and hear the
full
strike of Big Ben, one of the rare times they have the full strike
broadcast,
and that of course signals the start of the new GMT (UTC) day.

The only other time I can recall the full strike of Big Ben being
broadcast in
recent memory is on Remembrance Day when 11 strikes are broadcast.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Thanks for the link. I'll check it out.




"dxAce" wrote in message
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Macman wrote:

dxAce,
What freq will be BBC be on at that time? I'd like to give a listen to
the
full strike broadcast.
Thanks from Pennsylvania.

I generally listen on 5975 most years, but you might want to check the
skeds at:

http://www.susi-und-strolch.de/eibi/bc-b04.txt

Hopefully they'll continue the tradition. Tune in earlier than 0000 of
course.




"dxAce" wrote in message
...


Joel Rubin wrote:

Would anyone like to suggest good stations to listen to (shortwave or
on the web) when the year changes in their time zone? For example, at
1100 GMT there's New Zealand (Summer Time = GMT+13) and at 1500 GMT
Japan.

I'm sure there's a listing of stuff from years past. I'll have to look
for
it.

You might try Papua New Guinea on 4890... I called in one year during
the
festivities.

Most times I make a point to listen to the BBC prior to 0000 and hear
the
full
strike of Big Ben, one of the rare times they have the full strike
broadcast,
and that of course signals the start of the new GMT (UTC) day.

The only other time I can recall the full strike of Big Ben being
broadcast in
recent memory is on Remembrance Day when 11 strikes are broadcast.

dxAce
Michigan
USA