NEW ZEALAND DX CLUB

Evening Star, Issue 23881, 10 May 1941, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND DX CLUB

NEWS AND LOGGINGS Persons desiring information concerning stations, programmes, etc., or particulars regarding the New Zealand DX Club, should address all communications to the Secretary, Otago branch, N.Z. OX Club, 45 Driver street, St. Kilda, 'S.2. SHORT WAVE LOG, SVM, 9,935 kc, 30.19ni, Athens. This popular station was last heard on April 27 in their North American session, at 11 a.m. TAP, 9,465 kc, 31.7 m, Ankara, Turkey. Not as good as a few feeks ago. HUJ, C,l9okc, 48.47 m, Vatican City. Comes in at a good strength till 7.30 a.m. OFE, 11,780 kc, 25.47 m, Lahti, Finland. Still heard from G p.m. Power now 15kw. GSW6, 11,040 kc, 27.17 m, Lisbon, Portugal. Good strength at 8 a.m. Radio Suisse, 6,170 kc, 48.62 m, Schwarzenbourg, Switzerland. One of the loudest stations on this band at 8 a.m. SET, 15,1551(0, 19.80 m, Motala, Sweden. Heard very well on Sundays from 9..a.m. RU96, lo,lßokc, 19.76 m, Moscow. Still heard opening at 9.7 every evening. GSA, 6,050 kc, 49.56 m, Daventry. Heard in home service around 6.30 p.m., also in the morning at 8. GSC, 9,580 k c, 31.32 m. This outlet is good in the Arabic session, opening at 5 p.m. GSD, _11,750kc, 25.53 m. Quite good in the Pacific transmission; now opens at 5 p.m. GUY, 9,600 kc, 31.25 m. Very good in the mornings with news at 8.45. BROADCAST LOG. The following concludes the list of Americans operating on the new frequencies:—KOßE, 1,450 kc; WNOE, 1,450; KINY, 1,460; KSO, 1,460; KELA, 1,470; KIEM, 1,480; CFCT, 1.480; WHOM, 1,480; KVOE, 1,490; WJBK, 1,490; KSTP, 1.500; WJSV, 1,600; KG A, 1,510; WLAC, 1,510; KOMA, 1,520; WKBW, 1,520; KFBK, 1.530; WCKY. 1,530; XEAW, 1,570; KITE, 1,590; KPMC, 1,600.