Philip DXing Log Malaysia 飛力浦DX廣播情報局

A blog site about Malaysia's broadcasting stories by Philip Yong. I'm owning TECSUN PL-380, Samsung Galaxy V Plus and Panasonic RF-P50 receivers.

Wednesday, 23 December 2020

Thailand digital terrestrial television frequencies in Malaysia (Kedah, Perlis, Perak, Penang and Kelantan) after frequencies migrated from 700MHz

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From September 2020, NBTC reallocates Thailand DVB-T2 frequencies from 700MHz to 500MHz/600MHz because UHF 700MHz will be reserved for 5G mo...
Thursday, 17 December 2020

Brunei FM radio stations can be listened in part of Sarawak and Sabah. Caught in Lawas, Sarawak and Sipitang, Sabah.

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It is interesting to receive neighboring radio stations in bordering region. Brunei is located between Sarawak and Sabah of East Malaysia. A...
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Monday, 23 November 2020

Emergency annoucement: My YouTube channel Philip Yong DXer Malaysia is suspended, please visit my alternative channel.

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On 20.11.2020 at 1824 hours in the evening, I suddenly received a notification email from YouTube that my channel Philip Yong DXer Malaysia ...
Thursday, 19 November 2020

List of NDB (Non Directional Beacon) frequencies (on LW band) in Malaysia

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Here is the frequencies list of NDB radio in Malaysia on LW band: * 203kHz Sibu, Sarawak (NIS) * 205kHz Kuala Lumpur (CE) * 209kHz Miri, Sar...
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(EXCLUSIVE) First LW Long Wave radio DX in Malaysia: Radio Romania Antena Satelor LW 153kHz

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    I believe it is very rare to receive LW radio broadcast signal in Malaysia because none of Asia countries (except Turkmenistan and Mongo...
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Tuesday, 17 November 2020

MYTV should launch a new multiplex (MUX3) on VHF band to transfer all radio channels from existing MUX 1 and MUX 2 where are on UHF band.

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  As November 2020, MYTV Broadcasting is currently having 30 TV and radio channels on two multiplexes (MUX 1 and MUX 2). Both multiplexes ar...
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Monday, 16 November 2020

My personal product review on broadcast equipment: DEVA Broadcast DB6400 audio processor

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Now I'm former junior broadcast engineer at a broadcast transmission equipment company. Although I'm not graduating from telecommuni...
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Sunday, 8 November 2020

List of sister FM radio transmitter sites of Seoul Gwanaksan hill (South Korea) in Malaysia.

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  I notice there is something interesting to discover similarity of broadcast transmitter sites between South Korea and Malaysia in terms of...

What if South Korea broadcasters such as MBC, EBS and CBS launch shortwave transmitters to target North Korea

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In South Korea, KBS is the only main broadcaster which having shortwave radio transmitters, meanwhile Echo of Hope, Voice of The People and ...
Friday, 6 November 2020

(RF analysis) FM 95.7MHz Alor Setar Tower

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Kool FM was the last radio station to launch its transmitter in Alor Setar Tower on 107.3MHz in 14th October 2016.  Back to March 2016, I pu...
Thursday, 5 November 2020

My QSL card collection! Voice of Indonesia (VOI) and Radio Free Asia (RFA)

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After I shared my e-QSL card of KTWR (Trans World Radio) and AWR (Adventist World Radio), now I collect hard copy of two QSL cards from two ...

Malaysia Tropo DX: Tropospheric propagation of Gunung Kledang (Ipoh) radio stations, signals were caught in Puchong, Selangor on 4th November 2020 evening

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  On 4th November 2020 Wednesday evening between 1740-1800 hours (UTC+8 Malaysia Time Zone), I caught few distant radio stations from Gunung...
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