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BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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within our group message area previously)<br />

He was later able to contact LNR & was told that this was their mediumwave<br />

site, but the SW site descriptions of Ban Chommany Neuk, KM6 was correct<br />

for the SW transmitter site as was the site of Transmitter Hill in Sam<br />

Neua for 4678 kHz. Attempts to obtain coordinates proved fruitless<br />

unfortunately.<br />

It appears transmitter installation dates for the following frequencies<br />

are as follows:<br />

6130 kHz - 1995<br />

7145 kHz - 2001<br />

4678 kHz - 1980?<br />

LNR confirms that only two SW sites now exist with Laos.<br />

Transmitter manufacturers:-<br />

567 kHz - Harris <strong>DX</strong>-200 (USA)<br />

6130 kHz - Continnental (USA)<br />

7145 kHz - JRC (Japan)<br />

So it "appears(?)" that the SW site is not where we thought it was; co-<br />

located with the MW site - so where is it??<br />

The provided (rather than monitored) SW transmission schedule of 6130 &<br />

7145 kHz was:<br />

6130: 0500-1500 & 1600 to 2300 UT<br />

7145: 2330-0030, 0500-0630 & 1130-1400 UT<br />

'Viang Chan' seams to be the appropriate name for the capital given that<br />

the name 'Vientiane' is a relic from the French colonial era.<br />

[later] Vientiane - further clarification.<br />

Just realised that some of the information that was posted about LNR was<br />

previously posted by Wolfgang in <strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong>-795 Feb 2007 issue from the LNR<br />

website, appologies for the repeat.<br />

[km 49 Harris MW tx site]<br />

Anyway the MW site near the airport must be for 640 kHz as the site for<br />

567kHz is definately around 50 kms north-ish of this site, (maybe closer<br />

to 45 kms) as mentioned in <strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong> & WRTH 2007. Area not Hi-Res at the<br />

moment.<br />

Further clarification: The date of operation of the 50 kW shortwave<br />

transmitter on 6130 kHz is from May 1995. For the 10 kW txer on 7145 kHz<br />

date of operation was from February 2001. Prior to these transmitters,<br />

there was another shortwave transmitter which operated from 1960, its<br />

antenna still exists to this day but is no longer used. I won<strong>der</strong> what<br />

frequency this used? My WRTH's only go back to 1983 with 6130 & 7145kHz<br />

both in use as separate txers/services. Some further info coming.<br />

(Ian Baxter-AUS, SW TXsite <strong>Jan</strong> 9)<br />

Thanks, in Yahoo Maps the Vientiane area is on higher resolution.<br />

I fixed the Ban Chommani in <strong>BC</strong><strong>DX</strong>-795 Febr 2007 already on low resolution.<br />

LAO LNR Ban Chommani / Ban Chommany Neuk SW 6130, 7145, 640 kHz 10 kW<br />

should be the big TV tower on the right side<br />

and MW and SW area SEEMINGLY on the left side of the street near<br />

18 00 27.24 N 102 37 54.05 E<br />

or<br />

18.0076 degr N 102.632 degr E<br />

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