BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

gleich 500 nach oben. Beobachter rechnen mit einer Reduktion des Personals
in Bulgarien Richtung 200.
Zudem duerften die ORS-Mitarbeiter nicht allzu lange voll in die ORF-
Konzernwerte durchschlagen: 2009 soll Raiffeisen seinen ORS-Anteil von 40
auf 75 bis 80 Prozent aufstocken. Die 40 Prozent brachten dem ORF 2005
rund 75 Millionen, die Senderfirma gewann inzwischen deutlich an Wert. Ein
ordentliches Quantum Trost winkt da dem ORF, der derzeit grosse Sparplaene
waelzt.
(fid/DER STANDARD via Herbert Meixner-AUT, Dec 4)
CANADA The 1 kW SW station located near Toronto in Ontario has recently
been renovated and re-activated. With a new transmitter and a new antenna
system, this station CFRX can be heard again on its familiar channel 6070
kHz, with a relay from the parent mediumwave station, CFRB on 1010 kHz.
However, monitoring observations at our location in Indianapolis, 550
miles southwest of Toronto, indicate that the new antenna system is
apparently oriented more for Canadian coverage rather than omni-
directional coverage as it was in years gone by. The signal in Indiana is
quite poor and unreliable, though it can be heard occasionally with a
readable signal.
(Adrian Peterson-IN-USA, AWR Wavescan via dxld Dec 2)
6160 CKZN, St. John's NF, 2357-0004, 30 Nov, English, prgr announcements,
music, newscast at mid nigtht UT; 35332, adj. QRM de stn s/on at 2359 on
6165.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 2)
CHU will move the transmission frequency for the 7335 kHz transmitter to
7850 kHz.
Hello Glenn, Well, the day has come when the frequency of CHU will be
changed. The change goes into effect January 1, 2009. Below is the text
that will appear on our web site.
Have a happy holiday. Raymond Pelletier
Frequency and Time
Institute for National Measurement Standards
National Research Council Canada, M-36, room 1026
1200 Montreal Road, Ottawa, Canada K1A 0R6
Tel: (613) 993-3430 Fax: (613) 952-1394
Government of Canada
CHANGE YOUR SHORTWAVE RADIO DIAL.
After seventy years of broadcasting Canada's official time, NRC's
shortwave station CHU will move the transmission frequency for the 7335
kHz transmitter to 7850 kHz. The change will occur on 01 January 2009 at
0000 UTC.
CHU is a part of NRC's system for disseminating official time throughout
Canada, broadcasting 24 hours a day from a location approximately 20 km
south-west of Ottawa. Listeners hear tones to mark the seconds, voice to
announce the time in French and English, and digital data to set
computers.
The atomic clocks at CHU are part of the ensemble of clocks in the time
and frequency research laboratories in Ottawa, at the National Research
Council Canada. The NRC clocks are used in conjunction with clocks in the
time laboratories of other countries to construct the internationally
accepted scale of time, UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), which is now the