BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

The MW mast can be easily seen.
[co-sited 1060 XEEP-AM Radio Educacion Ejercito de Oriente, D.F. 100 kW,
yes at
19 21 49.99 N 99 01 38.12 W ]
Any information/assistance would be greatly appreciated.
(Ian Baxter-AUS, shortwavesites YG Sept 22)
Most probably former Radio Mexico International transmitter site, 20 kW
Gates units. See also tentative Radio Mexico International site at
19 18 54.83 N 99 04 51.97 W
antennas only visible on older images in Yahoo Maps and Microsoft Virtual
Earth, but dismanteled already in Google Earth, Google Maps images !!
The LOG-PERIODIC revolving antenna is still visible, which was print out
on RMI QSL leaflet some 35 years ago...
R MEXi SW antenna was directed towards Buenos Aires Argentina, about 130-
140 degrees, much away of the European target!
See Google search - former XERMX 5985/9705/11770/15385/15430/17765 (not
15160) ceased on 1 June 2004 year ? - after 35 years of service on
shortwave.
see Wikipedia
QSL card of 1996 see
Y.T. have got a XERMX QSL letter of 1975.
(wb, SW TXsite Sept 23)
MOLDOVA 7370 Radio PMR Pridnestrovye [via Maiac-Grigoriopol-MDA]
observed on 7370 while band scanning on September 9 at 1400, ex12135.
Rolling programme of English, French and German. English to Europe at
1400, 1445, 1530 and 1615. French 1415, 1500, 1545, 1630. German 1430,
1515, 1600, 1645. Monday to Friday.
No change to North American service, still noted on 6040 kHz Sept 15th.
(Edwin Southwell, Basingstoke-UK, World DX Club)
Heard here in English 1400 to 1415 UT Sept 23 on 7370, the entire
programme was on the Republic of South Ossetia celebrating the 18th
anniversary of its declaration of state sovreignty and the recognition of
this by Russia. Excellent reception, SINPO 44444.
(Mike Barraclough, Letchworth Garden City-UK)
(Edwin Southwell, Basingstoke-UK, WDXC-UK, via Mike Barraclough-UK,
Sept 23)
NETHERLANDS Flevoland transmitter site dismantling.
Inkjet on the Music Radio News forums spotted this page on the dismantling
of the Flevoland transmitter site (link is to the English translated