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Unidentified stations in
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If
you know the Arabic language, I would greatly appreciate
your help. I have heard interesting radio stations
from Arabic countries, but I haven't been able to
identify them. This page contains some of those recordings.
Please
listen to the files and email me, if you can find
out the identity or location of the radio station.
The sound files are in Real Media format. You need
the Real Player software to listen to these files.
If you don't have Real Player, you can download
the basic version for free from here.
Then just listen to the soundfiles, compare your
observations with others and please email
me what you hear.
(Updated
with comments on April 20, 2003)
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| Arabic-language
stations from the Middle East and North Africa |
| kHz: |
date: |
time
UTC |
comments
on the station: |
| 576 |
8.11.1998 |
0157
576a.rm |
"Idha'at
... Islam, min ..." There was some interference
by another, stronger Arabic station. |
| 576 |
8.11.1998 |
0140
576b.rm |
"Idha'at
sawt al Islam" (?), another one of the two Arabic
stations here
Idha'at Nida'i-l-Islam
(Call of Islam)
Yuki Sakagami: Though 576 kHz has not been
listed as the official frequency of BSKSA, this is
the ID of one of the Saudi official radio's network.
Mika: Thanks for solving the problem! I wonder
where the transmitter is located. |
| 1314 |
28.11.2004 |
1329 |
This
must be Syria, because I got an ID just a while earlier,
but unfortunately I don't have the ID on tape, so
I would need to know, is there anything in this recording,
that would prove the identity of the station? |
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