The problem of some international broadcasters not updating their websites in a timely manner, and the fustration of missing a broadcast because you don’t know its frequency, has been solved - at least for those stations that are active participants in the High Frequency Co-ordination Conference (HFCC).
You can now access the current HF frequency schedules of individual broadcasters by clicking on ‘A11 Schedules’ link on the HFCC website, or go direct to this URL: http://www.hfcc.org/data/a11/index.phtml. As broadcasters and Frequency Management Organizations upload changes to their schedules, the data displayed via the TX links on this page will automatically be updated.
You can also view complete schedules for all the transmissions of each Frequency Management Organization (FMO) which arranges transmissions for more than one broadcaster. Thus for RNW you can choose to view just our own transmissions, or a complete list of all the transmissions coordinated by our Programme Distribution department.
NB: It is not (yet) possible to distinguish between AM and DRM.
(Source: Oldrich Cip/Jan Peter Werkman, HFCC via Radio Netherlands Media Network Weblog)
You can now access the current HF frequency schedules of individual broadcasters by clicking on ‘A11 Schedules’ link on the HFCC website, or go direct to this URL: http://www.hfcc.org/data/a11/index.phtml. As broadcasters and Frequency Management Organizations upload changes to their schedules, the data displayed via the TX links on this page will automatically be updated.
You can also view complete schedules for all the transmissions of each Frequency Management Organization (FMO) which arranges transmissions for more than one broadcaster. Thus for RNW you can choose to view just our own transmissions, or a complete list of all the transmissions coordinated by our Programme Distribution department.
NB: It is not (yet) possible to distinguish between AM and DRM.
(Source: Oldrich Cip/Jan Peter Werkman, HFCC via Radio Netherlands Media Network Weblog)
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