#1
@Komatsubara
This marks the start of a new thread for the B26 season.
We look forward to your updates.
#2
@XYZ
-0200-
MALAYSIA RTM : 15295 / 11885 kHz both very poor signal.
Pillipinas : 17665 / 15640 kHz also poor signal today.
DRM : 13790 CNR1, 13825 weak, 17650 CNR1, 17700 Audio(CNR1), 17830 CNR1 weak
#3
@XYZ
NKHB
https://www.nkhb.org/#schedule
According to their announcement, they broadcast from 2:00 to 3:00,
Monday through Saturday, on 5900 kHz. (Local Time)
UTC : 1700-1800 from Sunday to Friday.
Neither the 5900 kHz nor the 9445 kHz frequency was broadcasting
during this time today. (UTC Sat)
#4
@California-Ron
NKHB
Greetings from California! Thank you Komatsubara Hiroyuki for the timely tip!
Nov 8 (Sunday) heard Kenneth Bae's NKHB (New Korea Hope Broadcasting) via Oita, Japan KSDR
remote on 5900, tuned-in at 1700 (2:00 AM JST) till 1800* UT; a song, followed by clear SA
intro with "N-K-H-B"; series of monologues, some with light background music; announcers and
played some EZL songs; audio sounded rather muffled; *1705, start of the N. Korean jamming
which was faintly heard under a strong NKHB signal. Website: https://www.nkhb.org/ .
My remote audio of intro - https://app.box.com/s/r7yjrna3j5uh9jdamm1st51p9jq5w4es .
My remote audio of closing - https://app.box.com/s/e3bw0z5kfpdid9u2oo6ldskw3c3ak64i .
Kenneth Bae, a Korean-American missionary detained in North Korea (2012-2014), is leading
a 2026 initiative through his nonprofit, New Korea Foundation International. He is launching
radio, including NKHB (New Korea Hope Broadcasting), to broadcast to North Korean people,
aiming for unification as the only solution for the nation. This initiative, often referred
to as "Korea Link" or "North Korean Revival Unification Broadcasting," is backed by 46 civic/
religious groups under the "One Korea National Alliance".
Kenneth Bae: As a missionary-turned-activist who was detained in North Korea for over two years,
he now focuses on using radio to deliver outside information to North Koreans. He believes the
"target of unification is the North Korean people" rather than the regime.
Ron
Monterey, California