BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

USA/Canada Sat/Sun
1300-1655 on 15560 LIS 300 kW / 300 deg
1700-1855 on 17825 LIS 300 kW / 300 deg
1900-2100 on 12040 LIS 300 kW / 300 deg
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 8)
ROMANIA Radio Romania International heard in English on new 11970 kHz
(x17745T) at 1300-1400 UTC on 6 December 2008, very good reception, //
with 15105 kHz.
11970 kHz also used for French (x17845G) 1100-1200 and German too 1200-
1300 UT. RRI French Service website says this frequency became
effective 5 Dec.
(Tony Rogers-UK, BrDXC-UK Dec 6)
// 15105 skipps over my head unfortunatelly. Auch lesenswert interessant:
(wb, Dec 6)
Frequency changes or Radio Romania International to WeEUR:
1100-1156 NF 11970 GAL 300 kW / 285 deg, x17845 // 15150 15255 17790
1200-1256 NF 11970*TIG 300 kW / 307 deg, x11940 // 9690
1300-1356 NF 11970 TIG 300 kW / 307 deg, x17745 // 15105
(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 8)
* Bad choice, suffers now co-channel QRM by YFR Okeechobee in English.
(wb, Dec 8)
RUSSIA [Kaliningrad exclave] 9720 RNW in English via Tinang-PHL was
equal signal level with co-channel VoRUS German sce via Bolshakovo
Kaliningrad at 1000-1100 UT.
(wb, Dec 5)
SAINT HELENA SHD Update. The following report was received from Robert
Kipp about the recent Radio St. Helena Day 2008, a short review (05. Dec.
2008)
During Radio St. Helena Day 2008, RSH received 295 e-mails.
There were two successful telephone calls:
Mr. Shamim in Southern India
Mr. Chris Wood in Tennessee, USA
The "new postal route" works.
Note that it is better to omit the words "South Atlantic Ocean" in in this
"new postal route", so as not to confuse your local post office. Make
certain that your letter reaches the United Kingdom. The P.O. in the UK
then knows very well what to do with the letters. Be certain to include
sufficient return postage inside your letter: (3+ IRC's or 3+ US Dollars,
or 5 Euro or 5 GB Pounds (smallest banknote)). Be sure to put sufficient
postage on your letter.
You need airmail postage to the most remote country in the world (even if
you are in the UK). From Germany, Euro 1.70; from USA, 94 cents; from UK,
81 Pence. This is for a standard, airmail, "world"-letter of (max.) 20
grams (USA: 1 ounce) weight.
The first two reception reports have reached Ascension Island. Christian
Ghibaudo, France, sent his report on 18. November Richard Mitchell ,
Raleigh, NC, USA, also sent a report.
Both of these letters arrived on Ascension on 26. November. In the mean