BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

prgr w/ background tune; 33342, uty. QRM.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Nov 17)
PHILIPPINES Google Earth imagery. Some high resolution place.
Baguio City 540 kHz 10 kW: 16 26 16.47 N 120 37 32.61 E
General Santos City 531 kHz 5 kW: 06 08 35.23 N 125 10 09.30 E
(Alan Davies-THA; wb, SW TXsite Oct 21)
PORTUGAL Via Radio Trans Europa, Sines, Portugal, 17745 NF, Sudan Radio
Service, *1500-1531, Nov 15, New Frequency. ex-17690. English programming
with IDs. "Lets Talk" program about local Sudanese issues. Short breaks of
local music. Talk about human rights violations in Sudan. Multi-lingual
IDs at 1530. Arabic at 1531. Poor to fair.
(Brian Alexander-PA-USA, dxld Nov 19)
ROMANIA RRI's new transmitters at Tiganesti continue to put amazing
signals into CNAm; Nov 20 at 1816 found the English hour for Europe very
good on 9640, going from Traveler's Guide to Song of the Day; at 1840 from
folk music to Letterbox, which also included some music; 1852 pan pipe
music, 1855 sign off, with frequencies etc., for next English broadcast at
2130, both nothing about the one we have been listening to. 1856 IS and
off 1857*.
Besides the new 300 kW Continentals which we may safely assume are being
run at full rated power unlike most aging SW transmitters, the refurbished
antennas must be very efficient and high-gain. These are 8 x 4 curtains,
but how much gain in the 307 degree boresight?
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Nov 22)
Romania 23 Nov, R Romania Intl, 6115 kHz at 2310 UT, 300 kW at 307 degr,
// 6015 kHz not as strong with a bearing more to the south. As others have
noted RRI's new transmitters have improved their coverage to among the
best from Europe.
(Jerry Lenamon-TX-USA, dxld Nov 24)
RR / Empfangsbericht online:
RRI-Online-Questionaire via address
(Paul Gager-AUT, A-DX Nov 19)
RUSSIA "Hier ist Moskau! - Die Stimme Russland bringt am kommenden
Mittwoch eine Sondersendung zum Thema: "Der Auslandsfunk im Zeitalter des
Internets: hat er Zukunft?" Gaeste sind drei Journalisten und per Telefon
Wolf Harranth.
Warum hoeren Sie den Rundfunk? Warum hoeren Sie die "Stimme Russlands"?
Was erwartet die Rundfunkjournalisten in der Zukunft? Werden die noch
Hoerer haben?
"Der Auslandsfunk im Zeitalter des Internets: hat er Zukunft?"
Das wollen wir mit Ihnen in der Live-Sendung der "Stimme Russlands" am
Mittwoch, den 26. November um 18 Uhr MEZ (1700 UTC) diskutieren. Im
Moskauer Studio versammeln sich der freie Journalist Erik Albrecht, der
fuer die Deutsche Welle und Swiss Info seit Jahren in Moskau taetig ist,
Nikolai Jolkin, der seit 35 Jahren im Dienste der Hoerer der "Stimme
Russlands" steht und der von vielen Hoerern angesehene Sprecher des
gleichen Senders Michael Peregudow.
Am Telefon aeussert seine Meinung zu dem fuer uns alle bewegenden Thema