23 Julio, 2012 / 08:35-08:59
(UTC)
Frequencia: 11565 KHz
Idioma: Fiji
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Fiji listeners can tune in today to FDFM Radio SW11.565MHz "Na Domo i Viti - Kacivaka na Dina" in its first ever direct
broadcast from Australia. The broadcast covers the whole of the Fiji group
from the islands in the Lau Group, Lomaiviti
Group, Kadavu, Yasawa Group and right through to the interiors
of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.
Tests carried out in the past few weeks received positive results from designated locations around the Fiji group. The main objective of the launching of this radio station is to educate Fijians who live in the mainland and other remote areas that are not exposed to modern technology and have no access to other forms of medias such as daily newspapers, AM and FM radio stations and internet..
Tests carried out in the past few weeks received positive results from designated locations around the Fiji group. The main objective of the launching of this radio station is to educate Fijians who live in the mainland and other remote areas that are not exposed to modern technology and have no access to other forms of medias such as daily newspapers, AM and FM radio stations and internet..
The advantage to listeners is that news broadcasted on this station are not
going to be censored and will give listeners the true information on the
happenings on the ground especially now as we gear up to public
participation on important events like the constitution consultation, voter
registration and the promised 2014 election.
Some information on Short Wave (SW) radios that listeners
need to know are as described below:
What
is a shortwave radio?
On the technical
side, a shortwave radio is a receiver that can receive radio transmission on
frequencies between 3 and 30 MHz. The main characteristic of these frequencies
is their ability to "propagate" for long distances, making possible
such world-wide communications as international broadcasting and coordination
of long-distance shipping.
(Unit of frequency
is hertz (Hz) – 1000Hz = 1 kiloHertz (kHz): therefore 3 – 30 MegaHertz
(MHz) is equivalent to 3000 – 30000 kHz)
All you need to know to begin is how to tune a radio.
There are no special knowledge or skill requirements; however, as you gain
experience and develop special listening techniques, your listening enjoyment
increases accordingly. The basic equipment you would need is a radio and a list
of frequencies. In most cases, you can receive many stations using the antenna
that comes with the radio.
There are several things you can get which will affect
your listening enjoyment:
Antennas - pull in more distant and/or weaker stations
Headphones - allow you to focus on the transmissions without outside interference
External Speakers - allow you to improve on the built-in speakers
Listening Guides and Reference Books - give you information on stations, frequencies and using your equipment
Headphones - allow you to focus on the transmissions without outside interference
External Speakers - allow you to improve on the built-in speakers
Listening Guides and Reference Books - give you information on stations, frequencies and using your equipment
The last and most important "accessory" is Experience.
Time spent working with your shortwave unit teaches you the skills and
information to get the most out of shortwave listening, such as the best times
in your area for reception and how to best use your equipment.
Shortwave radios are distinguished from each other by
tuning method, size, and frequency range.
Contact us on email: fijidemocracy@hotmail.com if you have any information that people in Fiji need to hear.
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