I’m in my shack today monday 11 March and can hear Israel on 1287khz at strength s6 strong enough to over come strong local electrical noise, can also hear another station underneath.
I’m located in southern england

Kelly Marie Angel Johnson (2024-03-11)

IRRS Schedules:
Daily, we air on IRRS-Shortwave from Europe using high-power transmitters from 150 to 300 kW and highly directional HF antennas, reaching worldwide. In addition, every evening from 19:00 CET until 23:10 CET, we air via IRRS-Medium Wave, currently on 1323 kHz, to Northern Italy, Southern and Central Europe (formerly on 594 kHz and 918 kHz in 2021 & early 2022). In Feb. 2022 and again in February 2023, we raised the power on 1323 kHz to improve reception in Northern Europe and to residents and refugees in the war zones in and around Ukraine.
From the website https://www.nexus.org/member-services/radio-and-tv/schedules/

Ydun Ritz (2024-03-11)

Trans Atlantic conditions

Some interesting conditions overnight favouring the north east coast of the USA.
Check of recordings is far from complete but among the stations noted were:
930 WPAT Paterson NJ
1040 WCHR Flemington NJ
1240 WRTA Altoona PA
1340 WBRK Pittsfield MA

Paul Crankshaw, Troon, Scotland to mwcircle iog (2024-03-10)

Here is a photo of CKWW’s 4-tower array located on Concession Rd. 4 N. in a rural part of the town of Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada. The photo was taken March 3, 2024.
CKWW (580-AM) serves Windsor, Ont. with a 500-watt signal directed to the northeast.
CKWW was among 3 AM stations sold by Bell Media to CINA Radio Group founder and CEO Neeti P. Ray. The proposed purchase consists of CHAM and CKOC, Hamilton, and CKWW, pending approval by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
No word yet on a decision by the CRTC.
CKWW currently operates as an oldies station, Motor City Favourites, but no announcement as to the format if the sale gets the green light.

Harry van Vugt to I Love AM Radio FB group (2024-02-09)

Akashvani extended schedule on the ocassion of “Shivaratri” on 8th March ’24.
Watch out for extended schedule (past 2310 IST/1740 UTC) by AIR stations from South India carrying live broadcast/devotional programs songs/drama/talk etc in regional languages on the ocassion of religious festival “Shivaratri” on 8th March, 2024 (Friday).

Andhra Pradesh in Telugu:
837 kHz Vijayawada
900 kHz Kadapah
927 kHz Visahakapatnam

Puducherry in Tamil
1215 kHz Puducherry

Karnataka in Kannada:
612 kHz Bengaluru
675 kHz Bhadrawathi
765 kHz Dharwad
1107 kHz Gulbarga
1089 kHz Udipi

Tamil Nadu State in Tamil:
720 kHz Chennai
936 kHz Tiruchirapalli
999 kHz Coimbatore
1197 kHz Tirunelveli
1269 kHz Madurai

Telangana State in Telugu:
738 kHz Hyderabad

Tamil FM stations from SriLanka also carry live relay of special program for Maha Shivaratri.
Last year AIR stations from Tamilnadu, Karnataka and Puducherry were not heard.

Alokesh Gupta to dxindio iog (2024-03-07)

Antena Satelor 153 kHz from Romania has been off the air since at least 0900 UTC.

[On air again. Heard 16.49 UTC via Dorohoi SDR in Romania / Ed]

Conor Burns (2024-03-07)

Excuse me for publishing this off topic post, but in the good old days of dots and dashes MW as well as SW was used (Ed).

America’s last Morse Code station.
As digital communication dominates, a quaint relic from the past clings to relevance in the heart of America. The nation’s last Morse Code station, a living museum of dots and dashes, continues to operate, preserving a once-universal language of long-distance communication. This unique establishment not only serves as a bridge to the past but also offers a poignant reminder of the relentless march of technology.
Echoes of History: Inside America’s Final Morse Code Station
https://bnnbreaking.com/history/echoes-of-history-inside-americas-final-morse-code-station?fbclid=IwAR1wPs6VTyKs9Xi3yxQDZCHi-MDmzlL3AWpFmZAK67DqWPIJMFE6hKPDbME

Mike Terry to WRTH FB group (2024-03-06)

Local info on Newfoundland MW.
On some Canadian stations I have been surprised to note that it is possible to hear local audio that I didn’t previously know existed.

The CBC Newfoundland stations carry a selection of local IDs at hh:59 in the evenings. See https://groups.io/g/mwcircle/message/21134 – these IDs are not unique – the Newfoundland station IDs rotate and are common on all the NL frequencies (640, 750, 1400). The ID on 1140 (Nova Scotia) is specific.

However, I have also noticed that they carry a local one-minute weather forecast at 23:29:30. There is a forecast for several areas on Newfoundland beginning with the “St.Johns and the Avalon” area on the Newfoundland stations (640, 750, 1400). There is a different forecast at the same time on 1140 for “Cape Breton <+ two other locations I couldn’t understand>” – this one only lasts 30 seconds and is followed by a thirty-second CBC promo. These forecast seem to follow the same grouping as the IDs mentioned above.

Meanwhile, on VOCM, there are local adverts and community news. On 620 at 0018, I heard a promotion for the St. Patrick’s Day Supper at the St. Joseph’s Parish Centre in Grand Falls-Windsor. At the same time on 710 was a promo for a winter hike with the Clarenville Area Recreation Association. Again at the same time, 590 was carrying an advert for hearing loss remedies. On 570, “In Corner Brook, get ready to dive into the stories of Newfoundland and Labrador like never before. picturenl is rolling out the red carpet…”. These announcements are unique on each frequency. 870 is almost impossible at this QTH so I cannot comment. 650 seems to have something different too, but there is bad QRM from a heavily-promoted (on this forum) UK relic on 648kHz.

It is always more satisfactory to find audio that relates to a specific transmitter.

Andrew Brade in MWCircle iog (2024-03-03)