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Unidentified stations from
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If
you know Slavic languages, I would greatly appreciate
your help. I have heard interesting radio stations
from Europe, mostly from South-Eastern Europe, but
I haven't been able to identify them. This page contains
recordings of those stations. Especially 1584 and
1602 kHz are full of small local stations from that
area, and are very exciting frequencies to listen
to.
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 January 22nd 2002)
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2001 |
| kHz: |
date: |
UTC: |
file
name: |
comments
on the station: |
| 1584 |
3.12.2001 |
0407 |
lem158_18.rm |
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| 1584 |
19.9.2001 |
0321 |
1584_01_09_19 |
"Radio
..., 1584 AM Stereo" |
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| Europe
1996-2000 |
| kHz: |
date: |
UTC: |
file
name: |
comments
on the station: |
| 1161 |
21.11.1999 |
1542 |
1161a.rm |
"Radiokompanija
Balkan", with IDs and several commercial spots.
Is this just Bulgarian National Radio, or something
more interesting? |
| 1332 |
22.11.1999 |
1146 |
1332b.rm |
"Reklamnaja
Volna". This must be either Radio Volna Baikala
from Irkutsk or Radio Russkaja Volna from Krasnojarsk,
but which one? |
| 1332 |
22.11.1999 |
1148 |
1332c.rm |
the
same as the previous, with commercial spots, for example
for a happening in a local night club |
| 1485 |
3.12.1996 |
0430 |
1485b.rm |
Ukrainian,
"V efire Radiostantsija ...", local programming
at this time, until this national programming from
Kiev. What is this? I have previously heard Kharkov
with local programming here.
Walter Salmaniw: this file apart from the ID
as Radiostantsiya Kolos has no other information besides
news. It also is in Ukrainian, of course. Does that
make any sense to you? No site mentioned, etc. Too
bad there was no weather forecast. |
| 1584 |
21.11.2000 |
1800 |
1584m.rm |
a
jingle for "Club FM" or something like that,
followed by a spot for "Kolorovyi telefon",
probably something from Ukraine?
Mauno Ritola: your Ukrainian on 1584 kHz must
be Lyuks FM. But the tx location is still a mystery.
Walter Salmaniw: Yes it's in Ukrainian. No
real ID to be
heard. Non-descript "Klyub FM", then the jinge for
Koloroviy telefon, or coloured telephone followed
by a phoned in greeting. Nothing there to trace exactly
where the station is situated. |
| 1584 |
8.12.2000 |
1927 |
1584d.rm |
a
very short station identification "Radio ...e"
between pieces of pop music. |
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