E25 switched to winter time
Since August 28-29, Egypt switched back to winter time. E25 also shifted its schedules +1 hour. So someone can except a transmission on 6140 kHz at 0800 UTC - 1200 UTC and on 9450 kHz at 1200 UTC - 1400 UTC. Good luck!
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Since August 28-29, Egypt switched back to winter time. E25 also shifted its schedules +1 hour. So someone can except a transmission on 6140 kHz at 0800 UTC - 1200 UTC and on 9450 kHz at 1200 UTC - 1400 UTC. Good luck!
Posted by Manolis at 08:17
Labels: E25, Number Stations
2 comments:
my friend,
they shifted one hour backword , summer time they used to be UTC+3 , now they are back to normal UTC+2
all the best
Mr.DXer
Well, let me clarify this:
They want to keep the transmissions follow Egypt time throughout the year.
For example if Agent 804 wants his/her message at 10:45 Egypt time throughout the year, then:
10:45 Egypt is 0745 UTC during summer
10:45 Egypt is 0845 UTC during winter
So if our time base is UTC, E25 switched +1 hour their schedules in order their agents to receive their messages at the same (Egypt) time.
Cheers,
Manolis
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