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5865   FRANCE.  R. Algerienne - Issoudun. Noted at 0605 with Qu'ran in a service to WAf. NF and a weak signal on Nov 26.

5910   UNITED ARAB EMIRATES.  BBC - Dhabayya. Dari service 1845, NF and // 5875, both freqs are well heard on Nov 27.

5910   AUSTRIA.  TWR - Moosbrunn. 15-min Polish service to Eu at s/on 0644. This is a weekday only service with a fair signal on Nov 26.

5925   FRANCE.  RFI - Issoudun. French to WAf at 0645, NF and // 7390, weak on Nov 26.

5945   OMAN.  BBC - A'Seela. English to ME at 1850, NF ex 7375 to s/off 1900. Appears not to be a great move considering that Romania is DRM on 5940 also in English to WEu at that time! I guess the only reason why I hear BBC is because Australia is far enough away from Romania to not have the DRM completely cover the next freq as well!. Nov 27.

5985   ALBANIA.  CRI - Cerrik. Just caught it before s/off 0657 in Arabic, NF and // 7210. Fair to poor signal on Nov 26.

5995   MALI.  RTV du Mali - Bamako. French news at 0701 then music at 0706, weak signal via long path and audio down (as usual) on Nov 26.

6045   ENGLAND.  KBS - Woofferton.  Korean to Eu at 0710, NF ex 9860 and fair to poor on Nov 26.

6090   ROMANIA.  RRI - Tiganesti.  Ukrainian service at 1820 to s/off 1827, NF ex 5910 but poor level here due to the het from Nigeria on 6089.9. However, once RRI left the frequency, Kaduna was in the clear on Nov 27.

6180   BRAZIL.  R. Nacional Amazônia - Brasilia. Very weak signal on Nov 26 with a discussion program at 0716, ID 0718, Nov 26.

6235   TAJIKISTAN.  VoRussia - Dushanbe. Arabic service at 2024, at a weak level on this NF, but stronger on // 9400, Nov 27.

6260   UZBEKISTAN.  CVC The Voice Asia - Tashkent.  Hindi talks and music noted 1950 to s/off 2000. Good clear signal on Nov 21.

7210   ALBANIA.  CRI - Cerrik. Arabic service with Mandarin language lessons at 0650, fair to good on this NF, Nov 26.

7265  SPAIN.  REE - Noblejas. Arabic service to WAf 2027, NF ex 9570 and with a good signal till 2030 when CRI's Italian service kicked in co-channel, Nov 27.

7390   FRANCE.  RFI - Issoundun. French to WAf at 0630 with ID and news. NF and a fair signal on Nov 26.

7465   SOUTH AFRICA.  BBC - Meyerton.  30 minute French service here for B13 at 1805, NF ex 6095, very good signal Nov 27.

7490   ALBANIA.  R. Tirana - Shijiak. Italian service to Eu on Mon-Sat, noted at s/on 1800, NF ex 7465 and now on an hour later than A13 period. Fair to good on Nov 27.

9400  MOLDOVA.  VoR - Kichinev. Arabic service 2010, NF but not sure what it replaces. Also, I can't hear 9340 or 9850 that are mentioned in some lists with Arabic at this time. But I can hear the // 6235 although weak there. Nov 27.

9425   INDIA.  AIR - Bengaluru. National service in Hindi at 2010 with songs. Weak level on Nov 21.

9605   SPAIN.  REE - Noblejas. Big signal for the weekdays-only French service at 2035 to ME, NF ex 9685 and runs // 9570 which was also strong, Nov 27.

9745   EGYPT.  R. Cairo - Abis. Raspy Turkish service to ME at 1830, weak and with the usual appalling audio but now on an NF - can't hear anything on 9280 so I believe it's ex that one on Nov 27.

9885   EGYPT.  R. Cairo - Abis. The Russian distortion service at 1940, complete with many moments of unexplained disappearing tricks on Nov 27. NF and believed to be ex 9685. Finally signed off…..or just collapsed……at 2005.

9915   ENGLAND. BBC - Woofferton.  Not an NF, but now on two hours earlier here than in A13, English to WAf from 1800-2100, ex 20-2100. Also, still listed to continue English from 2100-2200 via Ascension Is. Nov 27.

11775   FRANCE.  R. Algerienne - Issoudun. Now here with a  NF for B13 at 1930 in Arabic, good signal but mixed with Caribbean Beacon co-channel on Nov 26.

11840   BOTSWANA.  VOA - Moepeng Hill.  French to Af now here 1946 with ID. NF ex 9815 until 2000, then both freqs are in //. Good level on Nov 26.

11860   ASCENSION IS.  BBC - Ascension.  French service to EAf 1810, NF ex 11785, fair level on Nov 27.

11890   ASCENSION IS.  BBC - Ascension.  Hausa service at 1950 to WAf, NF and seems to be ex 11660, fair to poor signal on a clear channel so quite readable on Nov 26.

11930  SAUDI ARABIA & USA.   BSKSA - Riyadh and R. Marti - Greenville. A delightful mix at 1957 of Latin songs and Arabic chants at equal strength! Then IDs from both stations and into competing news programs. Nov 26.

13660   UNITED ARAB EMIRATES.  BBC - Dhabayya.  Arabic service to EAf 1930, NF ex 15480 and a very good signal. Runs from 1700-2000, Nov 27.

17755   SPAIN.  REE - Noblejas. Spanish service at 2045, fair level on this NF to Af. Appears in some lists as Sat-Sun only, but has HFCC registration for 7-day operation. Nov 27.

17800   MADAGASCAR.  DW - Talata Volonondry. Weak signal here at 1848 with the 30 minute Hausa service, mainly news oriented program, although some African music towards the end of the service, s/off 1857. NF to WAf for B13 on Nov 26.

17850   SPAIN.  REE - Noblejas. Spanish to CAm at 2047, good signal on this NF and runs // 17755 also heard but not as strong there, Nov 27.

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