Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Paul Walker who shares the following recording of Radio Thailand’s English language service made on January 1, 2021 starting at 0100 UTC in McGrath, Alaska, on 13750 kHz:
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Paul Walker who shares the following recording of Radio Thailand made on December 28, 2020 starting at 0000 UTC in McGrath, Alaska, on 13,750 kHz. Paul notes:
An entire hour including sign on, interval signal/station song and it includes the azimuth change they make at 0030UTC and the abrupt sign off for the 0100 service on 13750 in Thai at another azimuth.
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Paul Walker who shares the following recording of Radio Thailand’s English language service made on January 1, 2021 starting at 0000 UTC in McGrath, Alaska, on 13750 kHz:
Paul also has included a separate recording with the Radio Thailand interval signal, time pips, and broadcast intro:
Radio Thailand's English service recorded in London, UK on August 2, 2019 at 1900 UTC on the frequency of 9920 kHz using SDR#, AirSpy Mini, SpyVerter and DX Engineering NCC-1 phaser connected to two Wellbrook ALA1530S+ antennas (positioned indoors) to mitigate severe local man-made interference. The transmitter has a power rating of 250 kW and is located in Udon Thani, Thailand.
Radio Thailand's English service recorded in London, UK on June 13, 2016 at 1900 UTC on the frequency of 9390 kHz using FunCube Dongle Pro+ and SDR# with the Lowe PR-150 preselector, DX Engineering NCC-1 phaser connected to two Wellbrook ALA1530S+ antennas (positioned indoors) to mitigate severe local man-made interference. The transmitter has a power rating of 250 kW and is located in Udon Thani, Thailand.
Radio Thailand's Newsmagazine in English at 1400 UTC. Broadcasting to Oceania at 250 kw from Udon Thani. Received in Sydney, Australia, with a Degen DE1103 and a Kestrel W31MS active loop antenna.
Radio Thailand Newsmagazine in English to Oceania at 1400 UTC. Broadcast at 250 kw from Udon Thani. Received in Sydney, Australia, with a Degen DE1103 and a Kestrel W31MS active loop antenna.
Radio Thailand Newsmagazine in English. Broadcast on 9390 kHz at 1400 UTC. Transmitted at 250 kw from Udon Thani to Oceania. Received and recorded with a Degen DE1121 and an indoor homebrew broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
For your listening pleasure: the English language service of Radio Thailand–recorded on January 23, 2015 at 1230 UTC on 9,390 kHz.
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Radio Thailand transmitted at 250 kw from Udon Thani. Received and recorded with the Degen DE1121 and an indoor homebrew broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
Radio Thailand Newsmagazine in English. From Udon Thani. Received and recorded with the Degen DE1121 and an indoor homebrew passive broomstick antenna in Sydney, Australia.
Recorded in Sydney, Australia, at 1400 UTC on 9390 kHz with the Degen DE1121 and a homebrew indoor passive broomstick antenna. Transmitted at 250 kw from Udon Thani.
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Julie, for this recording of Radio Thailand's English language service.
Julie recorded this broadcast in Sydney, Australia on November 8, 2014 starting at 1900 UTC on 9,390 kHz using a Degen DE1121 and 40 foot long wire.
Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Frank, for this recording of Radio Thailand in English. This broadcast was recorded in Europe on October 17, 2014 at 1900 UTC, shortwave frequency of 9390 kHz.
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Many thanks to SWAA contributor, Frank, for this recording of Radio Thailand World Service's English Language Service.
Recorded in Europe on August 7, 2014 starting at 19:00 UTC on 9,390 kHz.
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Thailand coup: Chang Phueak Gate Chiang (Photo: Takeway)
Many thanks to contributors Frank and Ayar who submitted recordings of Radio Thailand made on May 22, 2014: the first broadcast of Radio Thailand after the Thai coup d'état.
Instead of broadcasting the English language service at the scheduled time, Radio Thailand broadcast patriotic songs and announcements in Thai. Several have confirmed that this was the same content heard on domestic news sources throughout Thailand.
From Europe, Frank submits the first recording from the 19:00 UTC broadcast on 9,390 kHz:
Ayar (HB9EVW) submits this 19:30 UTC recording of Radio Thailand on 9,390KHz. His recording was made in Switzerland using a JRC-525 receiver with a 40m wire dipole antenna:
This morning, I was able to catch the first thirteen minutes of Radio Thailand's English language service on 9,390 kHz shortwave. I was curious if RT would mention the Thailand military coup or at least broadcast a sanctioned message from the military authorities. Yet I heard no mention of the coup whatsoever. And why not? Yesterday, General Prayuth Chan-ocha ordered all domestic TV and radio outlets to halt normal broadcasting and only include content the military provides.
I was only able to record the first 13 minutes of the RT evening news as we had a powerful thunderstorm that forced me to unplug my external antenna. You'll note the static crashes in the recording.
The format sounds like a typical RT broadcast, save the lack of national news; instead, the hosts jump straight into global news, mentioning Nigeria, the Philippians, and the economy. Here's the recording:
As a contrast, here is a recording SRAA contributor, Frank, made of Radio Thailand on May 14th, prior to the coup:
It will be interesting to hear how the nature and content of RT's news changes with time while the country is under martial law.
For your listening pleasure: one hour of Radio Thailand's English Language service. This broadcast was recorded on May 14, 2014 by SRAA contributor, Frank, in Europe around 19:00 UTC on 9,390 kHz.
This broadcast was transmitted from Udon Thani (250 kW).
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Many thanks to SWAA contributor, Frank, for this recording of Radio Thailand's English language service. This broadcast was recorded on February 15, 2014 at 19:00 UTC on 9,965 kHz.
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For your listening pleasure: one hour of Radio Thailand's English Language service. This broadcast was recorded on February 4, 2014 by SRAA contributor, Frank, in Europe around 19:00 UTC on 9,965 kHz.
Note that the interval signal begins about one minute into the recording. This broadcast was transmitted from Udon Thani (250 kW).
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