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Author: Rumen Pankov and Ivo Ivanov

14/11/1910 DXers Area

In the history of broadcasting were several attempts to deliver specialized programs aimed at listeners who are passionate about radio. For the first time ether left a program of this kind the February 28, 1948 issued by Radio Sweden in English. Successive years that Sweden calling program entitled DXers rang every Saturday, and later became delivered on Tuesday to continue so until the close of this dyad DX program in the early twenty-first century.
In this century the DX program is broadcast only in Russian. Sweden Calling DXers
gained its greatest popularity in the mid-70's of XX century when it was printed and disseminated a publication containing the content.
In 1973, to mark the 25 anniversary of the first transmission of the program en onda corta, se organizó un concurso internacional para los escuchas de programas diexistas en el cual colaboraron 17 emisoras internacionales. Participó también Radio Sofía, cuyo nombre actual es Radio Bulgaria, y hubo tres oyentes búlgaros distinguidos por su exitosa participación en el concurso quienes manejaban aparatos bastante modestos en aquella época, de la marca soviética VEF.
A finales de los años 80 del siglo pasado, se jubiló el veterano presentador del programa Arne Skoog y así se produjo asimismo el ocaso del programa diexista más conocido y popular en el mundo.
Por espacio de varios años, después, hasta el año 2005, fue considerado como programa DX de más larga history that called Calling DXers and Radio Amateurs, broadcast by Radio Budapest from Hungary. The release of that program came on November 4, 1957, the very day it was launched the first artificial satellite into orbit circumterrestre.
The program is broadcast in different languages \u200b\u200band also had a print publication, sent by conventional mail. He kept his audience's interest above all for practical technical advice for the design and development of antennas and methods for improving the performance of receivers.
Thirteen days after the release of DX program of Radio Budapest, Sofia radio issued as part of its English-language broadcasting, a new DX, identically named Calling DXers and Radio Amateurs. Was responsible for developing the Central Radio Club of Bulgaria and the presenter of the program was known amateur Bulgarian Dimitar Petrov, with identification markings LZ1AF.

worth noting immediately afterwards that this program is being expressed even today in the English broadcasts of Radio Bulgaria. The editor of the program since November 4, 1957 to date is oneself. short we can say that of all currently existing DX programs on shortwave the most extensive history is the program of Radio Bulgaria. Turns 53 years of existence on 17 November, and its editor Dimitar Petrov is the oldest in this field worldwide.

Until 1972, Bulgaria DX program included information on amateur radio movement in Bulgaria and numerous technical advice. Since May 1972, the program also includes civil broadcasting news written by Rumen Pankov. counted and DX also has programs in these other languages \u200b\u200bemissions of the former and current Radio radio Sofia Bulgaria. In recent years he participated in the drafting of these programs also Ivo Ivanov of the Radio Bulgaria. And now a story of our faithful friends Catalan partners Amateur Radio Association Handicapped Blind Catalonia, ARMIC. Since last October 29, the broadcast without barriers Catalonia Catalonia and Andorra from the radio network of Radio Estel. Emissions can be followed on the following frequencies: Barcelona, \u200b\u200b106.6 MHz, 93.7 in central Catalonia: Garraf 96.8 98.4 Vic, Tarragona100, 6 Tortosa 90.1 103.4 Girona, Lleida 91.5, Andorra 107 , 5 megahertz. The show airs the last Friday of each month and may be outright from the Internet and radio on demand.
Source: Radio DXers Area Bulgaria. Via
Yimber Gaviria. Colombia.