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6200...6300 range by the Lithuanian authorities, apparently indeed<br />

effective from tomorrow, since I right now have a faint, fluttering<br />

carrier on 6265 which must be Sitkunai, using this frequency with IRIB<br />

programming for the last time.<br />

Btw, Sitkunai appears to be the only shortwave site relaying Radio Racja<br />

programming at present. Leaked rumours from a well-placed source indicate<br />

that Emitel, the Polish transmitter operator, had put the Leszczynka site<br />

out of its misery by yearend 2007.<br />

[later] Polska AM reports that Radio Racja ceased to use the Warsaw<br />

Leszczynka shortwave site after Dec 31, 2007 for financial reasons:<br />

<br />

<br />

[later] <br />

(illustrated)<br />

"The Polish government supports Radio Racja. Still, the airtime at<br />

Leszczynka is not for free. It has been agreed to keep the rates<br />

confidential. ... [Shortwave from Sitkunai added] ... and this is not<br />

supposed to be the last step, Viktor Stachviuk [head of Radio Racja] says<br />

that negotiations with other possible partners are already un<strong>der</strong> way. ...<br />

The Polish foreign ministry provides most of the budget. Mentioned as<br />

another backer is the Open Society Institute of the multi-millionaire<br />

George Soros. Viktor Stachviuk says 'we are satisfied' but refuses to say<br />

how much money they receive. No formal contract with the Polish government<br />

exists, but he is optimistic that the funding for his station will<br />

continue."<br />

Also mentions a new project of high-power FM transmitters, the first one<br />

to be put on air opposite to Grodno, 30 kW on 98.1 MHz. At present they<br />

try to find a suitable frequency for Brest.<br />

[later] Sorry for the live coverage of my research in progress, but only<br />

now I discovered that Polska AM offers its news in English, too, and here<br />

I spotted that Radio Racja has meanwhile cancelled the mediumwave<br />

transmissions from Lithuania as well, leaving only 5815 (as of tomorrow<br />

7565 instead) on air. See un<strong>der</strong> 18.02.<strong>2008</strong> (and, re. them abandoning<br />

Leszczynka, un<strong>der</strong> 23.01.<strong>2008</strong>) at<br />

<br />

These developments are no complete surprise:<br />

<br />

But still such quick and drastic cuts were not necessarily to expect.<br />

[later] <br />

Confirms all this; no mediumwave anymore, 7565 is the only remaining AM<br />

outlet. 103.8 is Radio Znad Wilii in Vilnius if I recall correct. The<br />

mention of 98.1 indicates that the project reported by Radiojournal (30 kW<br />

ERP transmitter near the Polish bor<strong>der</strong> to Grodno) has meanwhile<br />

materialized.<br />

(Kai Ludwig-D, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> / dxld Feb 28/29)<br />

Throw out R Tirana bcasts on 48 mb channels a year ago was according<br />

pressure of Portuguese maritime services ... but what about present ISR,<br />

RUS, EGY, PAK, TWR, CVC and YFR services in this band? (wb, Feb 28)<br />

7325 R. Vilnius Feb 08 2250-2303 34333-32332 Lithuanian, IS and ID

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