New
400 kW transmitter and 170 meters tall directional antenna of
Radio Thailand (สถานีวิทยุกระจายเสียงแห่งประเทศไทย) near Bangkok seem to work well: signal of this station reaches Ukrainian capital and even covers IRIB Radio Dena sometimes.
Nice Thai oldies can be heard on 891 kHz till ~17.03 UTC, when Radio Thailand closes its broadcasting with final identification and National Anthem.
Other potential Asian/Pacific sources of interference during reception are mainly co-channel Ningxia Xinwen Zonghe Pindao (China), 5AN ABC Adelaide (Australia), JOHK NHK Radio 1 (Japan), HLKB KBS 1 Radio (Republic of Korea) and very difficult here AIR North (Rampur).
Here is final announcement and the National Anthem of Thailand (piano version) recorded on 25th of November 2019 on 891 kHz:
RX: Degen DE-1103
ANT: Built-in ferrite rod
It's always great to hear European free radio stations after many years of absence on air. I received Radio Jan van Gent 9 years ago on the frequencies of 43 meter band before, and now it is active again on short waves. Thanks to the station's operator for the nice eQSL!
The 5th president of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has visited studio of Ukrainian semi-pirate station Tryzub FM which is broadcasting for population of some temporarily occupied by russian troops and uncontrolled territories of Ukraine.
Short tests this evening 5th of November 2019 on 9290 kHz (perhaps somew tries on 9270 as well- very unsure). First real test around 14 hours UTC. And few others perhaps during evening hours. Each test 5 to 15 minutes long.
/ENG/ Help us to avoid that Europe 1, the longwave radiostation broadcasting on 183 kHz left the waves forever. Please contact the station at https://www.europe1.fr/contacts, click on "signaler un problème technique" and leave them your comment asking for the broadcasting service to be reactivated as soon as possible.