BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

und Lettland Verwaltung.
1997 endet 1170 kHz.
1998 575 und 945 kHz.
ab 1999 nur noch 945 kHz, endet 575 kHz in 1998.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 4)
LITHUANIA 9710 MV Baltic Radio - The Real Music Station - via Sitkunai,
Lithuania transmitter on Sunday Nov 16th at 1000 [-1100?] UT.
e-mail
MV Baltic Radio a program of
R&R Medienservice
Roland Rohde
Seestrasse 17
19089 Goehren
Germany
Tel.: +49 (0) 3861 30 13 80 Mobil: +49 (0) 178 89 53 872
Fax: +49 (0) 3861 30 29 720
MV Baltic Radio - hallo, am 16.11.08 wird MV Baltic Radio um 1000 Uhr UT
auf 9710 kHz senden (TX in Sitkunai-LTU). Es wird Part II vom letzten
Wochenende wiederholt, um Berichte wird gebeten.
(Peter Vaegler-D, A-DX Nov 14)
MADAGASCAR . UPDATE ON WORLD CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING'S MADAGASCAR PROJECT
from KNLS broadcasts from Alaska 20 hours per day in Chinese, Russian and
English. Soon we will be broadcasting an additional 30-35 hours from our
new station in Madagascar in at least three additional languages _ Arabic,
Spanish and Portuguese. With these additions, we will broadcast a total of
as many as 50-55 hours daily in six of the eight most spoken languages on
earth. The other two languages in the top eight are Hindi and Bengali.
Both are Indian languages. Our plan is to use English in our broadcasts to
that great nation.
The construction in Madagascar is on schedule. The guardhouse and staff
home are built and painted. As of September 12, the floors of the
transmitter building were being poured and the walls were expected to go
up shortly. Jeff Jaworski of the KNLS staff in Alaska has joined Kevin and
Nancy Chambers in Madagascar to help with the construction. Two members of
the Malagasy staff visited the U.S. this past summer to learn to dismantle
and assemble the new transmitters. This experience will enable them to
assemble and install the transmitters when they arrive in Madagascar.
Hurricane Ike has delayed the shipment of two 40-foot containers from
Houston, although the containers were not damaged in the storm.
(Charles Caudill, WCB Pres; Nov NASB Newsletter via dxld Nov 11)
[SUDAN non]. Radio Dabanga launches on Saturday 15 November.
13800 supported by Radio Netherlands Worldwide. Radio Dabanga will be
broadcasting to the Darfur region of Sudan in Sudanese Arabic and local
languages at 0429-0527 UTC on 13800 kHz via Madagascar. It will also be
broadcasting on satellite via WRN's Sawt Al Alam channel on Hotbird,
Arabsat BADR4 and Nilesat 101, via podcasts and downloadable files via the
Web. The website isn't active yet, and I don't have the URL at the moment.