BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

Spurs on Rampisham 49 mb frequencies.
Deutsche Welle auf 5755 kHz ??
Ich hoere hier gerade die DW in Deutschauf 5755 kHz um 2117 UTC.
Mit etwa S2 auf dem Perseus wie auch mit dem KWZ 30.
(Fernando - Fenu-Radio-SUI, A-DX Feb 24)
Hoechstwahrscheinlich Rampisham
5755spur / 5915 RTAlgier relay / 6075 DWL Deutsch / ?
auch 6235 spur mit Arabisch aus Algier ?
5915 2100-2300 RMP 500kW 160deg
6075 2100-0459 RMP 500kW 140deg
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 25)
USA Similar as Riyadh's buzz signal, noted also an anoying buzz on WYFR
11665 channel at 1800 UT and 2030 UT. Scheduled from Okechobee-FL at 1945
UT, but same audio buzz noted in 1800-1900 UT gap too, when NAU/WER is
scheduled for YFR relay to zones 46/47/52. Still puzzles me.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Feb 26)
"Radio World" article on VOA-Delano.
Very interesting piece; they're right about the antenna systems being a
remarkable site when viewed from California highway 99!
(Harry Helms-TX-USA W5HLH
dxld Feb 28)
ZIMBABWE 3396 ZBC, Guineafowl, 1954-..., 23 Feb, Vernacular, music;
33341, adjt. uty. QRM.
4828 VoZimbabwe, Guineafowl, 1940-..., 23 Feb, the usual menu of non-stop
music; 55343.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Feb 27)
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ADVENTIST WORLD RADIO - AWR 2008 "QSL Alphabet DX Contest" April 2008.
In response to numerous requests from a multitude of listeners in many
different countries throughout the world, Adventist World Radio is pleased
to announce the re-introduction of our popular DX contests in association
with our DX program, "Wavescan". It is planned that the DX contest for
this year will be conducted during the month of April and it will be
staged under the title, "QSL Alphabet DX Contest".
In our 2008 DX contest, listeners are invited to search their own personal
QSL collections and to choose 26 QSLs, one for each letter in the English
alphabet. Listeners are also invited to submit at least 3 reception
reports on AWR transmissions, and to provide at least 3 radio cards. Here
are the full details for the four parts in this year's big DX contest.
* PART A: Alphabet QSL List
Search your own personal collection of QSL cards and identify 26 QSLs,
(preferably QSL cards, though QSL letters will also qualify), with each
QSL representing the 26 consecutive letters in the English alphabet. These
QSLs, all in your own personal collection, should confirm the reception of
broadcasts from radio stations on shortwave, mediumwave, longwave, FM, TV
and utility communications, but not amateur nor CB.