BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

SOUTHERN EUROPE AND NORTH AFRICA to be ceased
Most probably: "...The current closures affect the remaining transmissions
heard in southern Europe..."
Radio Frequencies Frequency chart with transmitter details for this region
FREQUENCIES: SOUTHERN EUROPE AND NORTH AFRICA (Europe programmes)
All Times GMT
From To Days Frequency (kHz)
0500 0800 Daily 6195 SKN 300kW 140deg
0600 0800 Daily 9410 CYP 250 281 RMP 500 140
0700 1000 Daily 12095 CYP 250 281 RMP 500 168
1400 1700 Sat. only 9410 CYP 250 314
1600 1800 Daily 9410 RMP 500 168, 11665* SKN 300 180
1800 2000 Daily 5875 CYP 250 358
1800 2200 Daily 6195 SKN 300 180
All these zone 27S, 28S and Mediterranean BBCWS outlets misses also in
summer season, only WeAF zones 37, 38 and Cyprus easterly NE/ME remain.
6195 only 1800-2000 UT RMP 500 kW 62deg in B07. But 1700-1900 12095 in
A08.
So I'll hear BBCWS two hours daily also here in Germany in coming summer.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 13)
USA 3185 WWRB, Manchester TN, 1055-f/out 1125, 10 Feb, English,
religious propaganda, ID+address & web info; 25342. This was alone on the
band at that time.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 12)
Google Earth imagery.
USA MW San Diego ???
32 43 48.02 N 117 05 05.62 W
and
32 43 16.58 N 117 04 14.16 W
USA VLF NLM4 La Moure NoDakota
46 21 53.39 N 098 20 08.26 W
USA VLF navy NAK Annapolis, three masts remained.
38 58 38.46 N 076 27 13.43 W
USA VLF 17.8 / 24 kHz NAA Cutler Maine
44 38 43.02 N 067 16 59.29 W
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 8)
VENEZUELA More about my visit to Venezuela. Radio Nacional of Venezuela
is now involved as I explained during the weekend edition of Dxers
Unlimited, in a wide-reaching nation-wide expansion and modernization of
its broadcast facilities; that includes the installation of a large number
of FM broadcast band transmitters to increase the overage even to the most
remote locations.
The installation of several new AM broadcast transmitting stations is also
now in the works, using solid state transmitters and highly efficient
folded monopole vertical antennas. Most of the new AM broadcast band sites
will be serving two of Radio Nacional of Venezuela's national programs, by