Radio Station: All India Radio. Program: General Overseas Service Number Five (GOS-5). Language: English. Studios: New Dehli. Broadcasting Transmitters (XT): Bangaluru. Frequencies: 11670 kHz. Power: 500kW. Antenna Direction: 320° (Degrees). Receiver: TEN-TEC RX 320D. Recording Location: Germany. Antenna: Long Wire (Outdoor) Beaming towards 90° / 270° (Degrees). Time: UTC as shown in the Radio Display. Date: 17 April 2011. Purpose of Recording: Only for Private Use to Check the Propagation & Weather Conditions as well as to Control the Audio Quality of Broadcasting and Reception. The Disturbing Radio Stations 1: 1730-1800 UTC: AWR (Adventist World Radio) Broadcasting in Kabyle Language from Wertachtal with 100 kW (Transmitter Power) towards 200° (Degrees). The Disturbing Radio Station 2: 1800-1830 UTC: VoA (IBB) Voice of America Broadcasting in Sudanese Language from Sao Tomé with 100 kW (Tranmitter Power) towards 52° (Degrees). The Disturbing Radio Station 3: 1900-2200 UTC: Radio Japan Broadcasting in Japanese Language from Yamata with 300 kW (Transmitter Power) towards 305° (Degrees). The Disturbing Radio Station 4: 2200-2300 UTC: Radio Nacional de Venezuela Broadcasting in Spanish from Havana (Cuba) with 100 kW (Transmitter Power) towards 0° (Degrees). Remarks: Dear Listener, would you imagine that The Director General of AIR in the New Dehli Office + The Engineer in Chief of AIR in the New Dehli Office + The Frequency Selection Department of AIR in the New Dehli ...
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