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Simultaneous Relay Transmissions on VHF/FM
In New Zealand: in Tawa and Redwood on 88.2MHz Stereo, in Marahau on 88.2MHz Stereo and in Stoke, Nelson on 107.6MHz Stereo.
We have daily simultaneous transmissions on New Zealand's World FM network on 88.2 MHz in Tawa, serving Tawa & Redwood, on the edge of the city of Wellington; Marahau also on 88.2MHz; and the Stoke district of Nelson on 107.6MHz. You can hear us every day between 7 and 8pm NZ time, on Saturdays and Sundays between 7 and 9pm and NZ time; additionally on Mondays between midnight and 7am NZ time. Our programmes are broadcast in stereo. More details on the programme pages and the World FM website.
Simultaneous Relay Transmissions on Shortwave - 3,210 kHz (93.39m) (Upper sideband); 3,955kHz (75.80m); 6,070kHz (49.38m); 5,035kHz (59.54m) (Upper Sideband) and 9,670kHz (31.0m)
Our station first appeared on shortwave in 2003. We currently broadcast on 9,670kHz on the first Sunday of every month from 12:00 - 13:00 GMT from Rohrbach, Germany with a power of 10kW, and a directional antenna aimed at listeners in Europe. On 17th May February we will also be carried on 9,670kHz between 19:00 - 20:00 GMT. There has been a simultaneous relay transmission of our Sunday programmes every week from Tamworth, New South Wales in Australia (covering most of Australia and parts of New Zealand) on 5,035kHz USB from 06:00 - 12:00 GMT. These transmissions have been off the air since December 21st 2023 due to issues outside the control of our transmission provider, and we do not know when transmissions on this feequency will resume.
European medium wave transmissions - 1,323kHz (229m)
No transmissions currently scheduled.
Affiliate Stations - AM: 702kHz, 1,620 kHz; FM Stereo: 87.8, 88.2, 90.1, 92.7, 96.1, 96.8, 99.1, 102.2, 102.5, 103.0, 106.0, 106.5, 106.6, 107.1, 107.4, 107.5 and 107.6MHz Stereo; DAB in Glasgow and Paisley.
Many worldwide stations rebroadcast a selection of our programmes at different times from those in our schedule. We are heard from 18 transmitters (AM, SW, FM and DAB) and 6 additional internet stations. As well as World FM which directly rebroadcasts our transmissions at various times, stations who reschedule some of more of our programmes every week to fit in with local requirements are WXDR-LP Dolphin Radio 99.1 FM Stereo in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; 103 The Eye 103 FM Stereo in Melton Mowbray, England; 1620 Groveton Community Radio on 1,620kHz AM in Groveton, New Hampshire, USA; WLSL 92.7 FM in Saint Leo University, Florida; WNPA 102.5 FM in Canton, Ohio; Venture Radio online from Wiltshire, England at www.ventureradio.co.uk; Radio Wester Ross on 106.6FM, 106FM, 102.2FM and 96.8FM in Wester Ross and Ullapool, Scotland;GCR2 online from New York at GCR; WRJE-LP on 96.1 FM Stereo St Joseph, Miissouri, USA; Loudspeaker FM online from Fort Collins, Colorado; LM Radio on 702kHz AM, 87.8FM Stereo, DSTV Channel 821 and OpenView HD 602 in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa and Maputo, Mozambique; TD1 Radio on 106.5FM from Galashiels, Scotland at td1radio.com; TD9 Radio online from Hawick in Scotland, Crystal FM on 107.4FM in Penicuick, Scotland; 242 Radio online from Edinburgh; HBS Glasgow online from Glasgow, Scotland; Radio Telstar International online from Galashiels, and Quality Radio in Paisley and Glasgow, Scotland on 107.5FM Stereo and DAB at paisleyfm.co.uk.
For details of what programmes each station carries and their transmission times, please check the various programme guides on their own websites.
Reception Reports
We issue QSL cards for all our broadcasts and reception reports are always welcome. Please send your reception reports (using the SINPO code if possible) with an International Reply Coupon to:
The Chief Engineer
Radio Six International
The Studio
Port Ramsay
ISLE OF LISMORE
PA34 5UN
Scotland
We'll acknowledge all verifiable reports with a QSL Card and a free copy of our printed programme guide Radio News.
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