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BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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A tiny carrier on 15345.07 kHz, maybe RAE Buenos Aires on Whitsun holiday<br />

broadcast? Or an unwanted spur of something else?<br />

[later] 15340 RTM via Nador now on the air, noted at 1150 UT. So schedule<br />

is 1100-1500 UT ? At Stuttgart S=4-6 with deep fades, Briech was always<br />

S=9+20-30dB powerhouse.<br />

The station had previously a warm-up start from 0845/0850 UT, so is still<br />

a puzzle, I'll check the 10 to 11 UT slot tomorrow. Acc to Noel's check I<br />

guess switch-on time at Nador is about 1<strong>04</strong>5 UT warm-up now ?<br />

Lobe / Side-lobe / backside-lobe.<br />

Official data says 110 degr from Nador, and from Briech 27degr previously.<br />

Nador 110 degr signal cross towards CeALG, southernmost point of TUN,<br />

Libya, bor<strong>der</strong> region SDN/EGY, Djibouti, YEM, SOM, latter 6500 kms<br />

distance. see attached image.<br />

Briech 27 degr was towards Toulouse, LUX/Frankfurt, Hamburg, Copenhagen,<br />

Stockholm.<br />

Nador-Berlin is 30 degr, is a right angle, or let's say a "DEAD" sector.<br />

Nador-Blackpool 359 degr, so Noel gets a more or less backside-lobe<br />

signal.<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> TopNews May 12)<br />

Here are pictures of the Nador site, but they are just better thumbnails:<br />

<br />

(Kai Ludwig-D, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> May 13)<br />

15340 Log of Mauno Ritola-FIN on May 13 says 0930 UT on air. So, start<br />

time at Nador is irregular. (wb)<br />

MYANMAR Myanmar has recently taken an additional transmitter into<br />

operation on 5915 kHz, but all transmissions have been off since the<br />

cyclone hitting Yangon area on 4th May, now returning on limited schedule.<br />

(WRTHmonitor May 8 via dxld)<br />

Myanmar back on limited SW operation. Heard yesterday May 8th 0755-0900 UT<br />

s.off, nothing after that. This morning 0030 UT on 7185 kHz in progress.<br />

[later] QSL Mauno. They s.on at 1200 and off at 1400, nothing on 5<strong>04</strong>0,<br />

5915 and strangely on 5770 which wasn't affected by the Cyclone. Today<br />

9730 mid day transmission s.off at 0800, yesterday it was 0900 UT. I<br />

presume they come on as and when they can spare power.<br />

Myanmar doesn't permit Amateur Radio. Such a pity, hams could have done a<br />

won<strong>der</strong>ful amount of work. No network congestion and simple operations,<br />

does the work that commercial operators can't for the first few days at<br />

least when all else fails.<br />

(Victor Goonetilleke-CLN 4S7VK, <strong>DX</strong>plorer May 9)<br />

Lately noted on 5<strong>04</strong>0, 5915, 5985, 7185, and 9731.<br />

Yes Victor, extremely weak signal noted also here in Finland now just<br />

before 1400 on 5985.06 kHz. Nothing on 5<strong>04</strong>0 or 5770 kHz.<br />

(Mauno Ritola-FIN, <strong>DX</strong>plorer May 9)<br />

Yes, noted 5770 kHz here at 1507 UT tune in until s/off around 1530 UT.<br />

5985 kHz station played mostly local songs at the same time (1507 UT). At<br />

around 1530 UT I guess they started English news and after that around<br />

1542 UT the usual western pop songs, starting with "Nothing's gonna change<br />

my love for you".

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