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Created, designed, and managed by Bob Padula, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |  |
PRESS Australia! ©
Created, designed, and managed by Bob Padula, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | |
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The following are "photo-set" articles (or individual photos!) for your interest and enjoyment | Here you will find a selection of interesting articles of lasting interest, as published recently in the EDXP newsletters.
Broadcasting in Vietnam
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2. COVERAGE AND
AREA OF IMPACT
| Shortwave media and publications | |||
3. GENERAL INFORMATION
The ELECTRONIC
DX PRESS (EDXP) is a non-commercial,
hobby venture, convened on a voluntary basis by Bob Padula, of
Melbourne, Australia. Bob is a Consultant Professional Communications
Engineer, and a freelance technical writer, and he's been actively
involved with the radio monitoring (DXing) movement in editorial,
or managerial capacities, for some 43 years. He's a foundation
(1965) and Life Member of the Australian Radio DX Club Incorporated,
and holds the Australian Government Award of the Medal of the
Order of Australia, (OAM) for services rendered in a voluntary
capacity to shortwave radio.
Publication Frequency:
EDXP will be issued frequently,
at intervals consistent with the timeliness and importance of
information received.
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who they feel would like to receive EDXP - please advise the EDXP
Manager of their E-mail addresses.
No Public Postings:
EDXP is not posted on public access servers and is intended to
be a contributory service to the global SW DXing community. Reuse
of information assumes that normal editorial courtesies will be
observed, with acknowledgment to the original source, and to "EDXP".
Participation:
Is conditional on members providing relevant information and news
via e-mail, fax, telephone, or postal mail, at least once in every
three four editions. Members who fail to satisfy this requirement
will be deleted from all EDXP services.
Commercial Use:
Reuse of EDXP data for commercial (profit) applications is acceptable,
provided that arrangements have been negotiated in advance.
Information: News
forwarded to EDXP is expected to be original. In this sense, members
may include individuals, electronic newsletters, DX radio clubs,
radio stations, DX Federations, publishers, booksellers, transmission
planners, and any other organization or person with an interest
in international radio broadcasting.
Clubs and Federations:
If you receive EDXP as a representative of an organisation, you
are entitled to reuse material sourced to EDXP , with the exception
of items designated as "Copyright". You do NOT need
to seek special approval!
You are welcome to
distribute EDXP within your organisation
for editorial and research purposes. You are also invited to send
in personal items! The further distribution of EDXP material by
organisations and individuals who are not registered to receive
is not allowed.
Status:
EDXP is NOT a "Club" in the accepted sense. Its principal
output is the EDXP Newsletter, distributed electronically, supported
by additional services as described in this site. It brings together
relevant information in a structured and timely manner, as contributed
by individual recipients or researched from other sources. It
operates on the premise that the sum of pooled information is
much greater than individual parts!
Copyright:
EDXP is Copyright!!! This obliges recipients NOT to repost it,
or extracts, on public access messaging systems!
Hello: Prospective
members are sent a copy of the most recent edition of EDXP and
enjoy trial membership for the next three issues.
| Europe & South Pacific | |||||
Please visit the WORLD HARVEST RADIO or CUMBRE-DX Web pages for the latest schedule for your region!
World Harvest Radio
"DXing with Cumbre"
| Sundays | 0200 | 15575 | North America |
| Sundays | 0200 | 11725 11810 | South America |
| Sundays | 0200 | 7275 | China |
| Sundays | 0800 | 9570 | Australia |
| Sundays | 0800 | 13670 | Europe |
| Sundays | 1030 | 11715 (via Sackville, Canada relay) | North America |
| Sundays | 1300 | 9570 13670 | South East Asia |
| Sundays | 1600 | 9515 13670 | Middle East, Africa |
| Sundays | 1900 | 7275 | Europe |
| Sundays | 2100 | 15575 | Europe |
| Sundays | 2100 | 3955 (via Skelton, UK relay | Europe |
5. VERIFICATIONS
(QSLS) OF EDXP BROADCASTS
Full-detailed
QSLs with a specific confirmation text are offered for correct
reception reports of EDXP sponsored broadcasts. Reports should
include brief details of programming heard to enable authenticity
to be validated, indicating date (UTC), time (UTC), frequency,
program and reception quality and interference effects. E-mailed
reports welcomed to
edxp@bigpond.com
which will be verified by Web-delivered QSLs.
Return postage would be appreciated with postal mailed reports:
four 45 cent stamps from Australian listeners, one IRC or US$1
elsewhere.
| (NEW!!) AUSTRALASIAN SHORTWAVE GUIDE
November - No.10 : B-2000 Transmission Period - Oct-28, 2000, until Mar-25, 2001 36 pages A5, Comprehensive information of shortwave transmissions in all languages beamed to Australia and the Pacific, and for broadcasts in English to Asia, the Far East, Siberia, and the Indian sub-continent. Data arranged two sections - by order of studio country and by order of program start time. Gives broadcast organization, frequencies, start times, end times, languages, target areas, transmitter site, transmitter country, studio country, broadcast days and other information. Very popular - published in November and May. ( A$10 to Australian addresses, A$15/US$10/10 IRCs elsewhere). |
| High Frequency Monitoring Studies. These A4 format monograms are published every six months, covering detailed monitoring made in south Eastern Australia during the mid winter and mid summer daytime periods, on frequencies up to 9900 kHz, between 0000 and 0400 UTC. Each entry shows station, organization, transmitter site, transmitter country studio country, language, broadcast day(s), observed reception times (arranged in frequency order). Studies are available for the periods June 96, Jan 97, Jun 97, Jan 98, Jun 98, Jan 99, Jun 99, Jan 2000, and June 2000 (NEW!!!) and range from 4 to 14 pages. Descriptive information analyzing propagation effects is included. (A$5 to Australian addresses, A$7/US$5 airmail elsewhere).
World Map of ITU Zones. An A4 chart showing ITU CIRAF zones applicable to international broadcasting. (A$2 in Australia, A$5/US$2 elsewhere).
| Spectrum Occupancy Chart. An A3 landscape chart, intended for the manual insertion of monitoring data in bar graph format, customizable by the user. Package of 8. May be photo copied as required by users. (A$5 in Australia, A$10/US$5 elsewhere airmail)
International Schedule Package. Contains a selection of current schedules for various international broadcasters. The actual content will vary from timer to time, consistent with availability of schedules made available. (A$5 in Australia, A$10/US$5 airmail elsewhere). Shortwave Guide to South East Asia . May 1999 - 32 pages A4. A unique guide to radio broadcasting from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. For each country, extensive background information is given - broadcasting structure, transmitter sites, maps, languages, ethnicity, religions, geography, history, political addresses, QSL policies, and complete schedules for domestic and external services. (A$10 to Australian addresses, A$15/US$10/10 IRCs airmail elsewhere) |
10. CONTACT AND ADDRESS INFORMATION
This Web page has been designed, created and published by Bob Padula, 404 Mont Albert Road, Surrey Hills, Victoria 3127, Australia Tel/FAX: +61 3 9898 2906 E-mail: edxp@bigpond.com Web: https://members.tripod.com/~bpadula/edxp.html This page has been visited times. Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook © 1999 Electronic DX Press. All rights reserved.
