[A-DX] Log: CNR 1 National Urgent Radio, Lushan Emergency Radio, 12000 kHz, 2045 UT, SIO 544

[Wolfgang Bueschel]

CHINA   CNR started a "Nation Urgent Radio" with an earthquake of Lushan,
Ya-an, Sichuan.
"Zhe li shi Goujia yingji guang bo he Lushan kang zhen
jiuzai yingji diantai-This is National Urgent Radio, Lushan Earthquake
Rescue and Emargency Radio".


. . .
passend zum Interview von Helmut Schmidt soeben in der ARD TV
zum Verhältnis und Verständnis des Westens zu China. GREAT:
http://www.daserste.de/unterhaltung/talk/beckmann/sendung/02052013-weltmaechte-der-zukunft-100.html
Wiederholung der Sendung vom Donnerstag, 02.05.2013
Donnerstagnacht auf Freitag, 03.05.13 | 01:45 Uhr (NDR)
Donnerstagnacht auf Freitag, 03.05.13 | 03:25 Uhr (Das Erste)
Freitag, 03.05.13 | 10:15 Uhr (3sat)
Freitagnacht auf Samstag, 04.05.13 | 01:25 Uhr (MDR)

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Emergency Radio ist seit 23.4. in der DXpress, hier einige Details:

CHINA   CNR started a "Nation Urgent Radio" with an earthquake of Lushan,
Ya-an, Sichuan.

National Urgent Radio - Lushan Emergency Radio 24hrs on 9800 kHz,
12000 kHz and FM 92.7 MHz. Ya-an CNR1 24hrs on 639 kHz and FM 99.1 MHz.
This broadcast is coproduction of CNR, Sichuan TV & Radio, Ya-an PBS and
Lushan TV & Radio.
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, dxld Apr 23)

National Urgent Radio-Lushan Emergency Radio noted 9800 and 12000 kHz with
reports in Chinese language on remote sdr unit in Nagoya Japan, asked by
woman announcer and answered by male reporter, S=7 signal at 0537 UT
on Apr 23.

>From Shijiazhuang towards Lushan, Ya-an, Sichuan
distance is 1370 kilometers at 230 degr angle

azimuth from Shijiazhuang is real 217 degr.

Propagation distance would fit with good volume in 31 and 25 mb.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews April 23)

Re: CNR National Urgent Radio. Some frequency of CNR-1 relays "Lushan
Emergency Radio-Lushan ying ji guang bo" for 24 hrs on 5945, 6125, 7230,
7290, and 9710 kHz. de Hiroshi

Dear Martien,  according to Hiroshi, CNR-2 on 6065 kHz started 24hrs
service from April 22. The \\ frequencies is not yet found. CNR-2 FM
always 24 hrs service.
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, Apr 25/26)

9800 CNR 1 National emergency broad
0000-2400 daily Chinese 100 217 Shijiazhuang #723 CHN CNR1 from Apr.22
12000 CNR 1 National emergency broad
0000-2400 daily Chinese 100 217 Shijiazhuang #723 CHN CNR1 from Apr.22

And that answers my next question about transmitter site. But why? CNR1 is
already ubiquitous to say the least all over China and most of the world.
There is no point in adding these unless there is special programming on
them. Maybe part of the time it's Lushan Emergency Radio (and how is that ID
in Chinese?), filling the rest with CNR1?

I was monitoring 12000 this morning, and CNR1 \\ programming was there for a
while, but also something else, detailed report to follow. Of course, it's
also a Voice of Vietnam frequency, not a very good choice for another China
outlet. Note yesterday I was also having CNR1 QRM to VOV at 1251.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Apr 24)

CHINA   9800  Lushan Emergency Radio (LER) (presumed), at 1101-1108 UT on
April 30. The scheduling of the non-CNR1 programming is rather fluid; this
segment not \\ CNR1 (6125 kHz) and sounded appropriate for the post
earthquake emergency broadcasting; gave out phone numbers; at 1108 UT
switched over to CNR1 programming. Noted 1136 to 1200 UT with LER coverage;
YL announcer with background piano music; played a lot of EZL songs. 1200 UT
QRM and again switch back to CNR1 programs; \\ 12000 kHz.

Re: CNR National Monitoring May 1 randomly from 1005 to 1115 on 9800 \\
12000.

Times that I heard Lushan Emergency Radio (presumed), i.e. non-CNR1
programming (not \\ CNR1):

1005-1007; 1016-1018; 1029; 1101-1107 and 1114-1115 UT.
Times carrying CNR1 programming ( \\ CNR1):
1007; 1018; 1107 and 1115 UT.

Clearly they are frequently switching back and forth between their own
Lushan Emergency Radio programming (usually either woman announcer with
background piano music or playing EZL music) or carrying the normal CNR1
programs.

Thanks Sei-ichi for the additional information. Also thanks to Jonathan
Short <Qiao Xiaoli> for his response to my inquiry about Lushan Emergency
Radio:

"official webpage of emergency radio is:
<http://www.cnr.cn/2013zt/yadz/yjgb/>
you can listen on-line, and find many many more pics everyday."

Re: CNR National Urgent Radio - Lushan Emergency Radio.
This response just in:
"Hi Ron, Yes it is the first Chinese Emergency Radio, open on April 22,
2013, just after the Lushan Earthquake on April 20. The full ID of the
station is "National emergency broadcast-Lushan earthquake relief emergency
radio", the station is setting by co-operation of CNR, Radio Sichuan, Radio
Ya'an, Radio and TV station of Lushan. The frequencies are SW 9800 kHz and
12000 kHz, believed transmitted from Shijiazhuang with 100 kW towards
southwest,and also use two FM frequencies: 92.7 MHz in Lushan County, and
98.8 MHz in Baoxing County.

Full station ID and some programme recording:
<http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/FjoSEmzmx-I/>
The station also relay CNR programmes
73, Jonathan Short <Qiao Xiaoli>"
(Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld May 1/2)

The ID of LER is "Zhe li shi Goujia yingji guang bo he Lushan kang zhen
jiuzai yingji diantai-This is National Urgent Radio, Lushan Earthquake
Rescue and Emargency Radio".
The phone number during a program is a contribution offer.
(Sei-ichi Hasegawa-JPN, dxld May 2)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Klaus Spielvogel" <>
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 11:08 PM
Subject: Re: [A-DX] Log: CNR 1 National Urgent Radio, Lushan Emergency
Radio, 12000 kHz, 2045 UT, SIO 544

Hier in Köln O = 4 - 5!
Emergency Radio? Christoph, weißt Du was es damit auf sich hat?
Klaus Spielvogel