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BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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The photographs of this site establish clearly that the partially<br />

completed 8 mast array is one of the very standard Russian design. I have<br />

made extensive impedance measurements (in the snow) and modeling of one of<br />

these, and they are a really elegant design. The basic design is fully<br />

described in the standard Russian textbook on MF antennas.<br />

This one not only doesn't have the 8th mast and has some towers lacking<br />

the skirts, it doesn't appear to have any of the open-wire feed system.<br />

These can be constructed for unidirectional or bidirectional operation,<br />

and can be constructed with about +/- 30 degrees of slewing, as was noted<br />

in your item. They are usable anywhere in the MF band. As nearly as I can<br />

tell no two are identical, but the masts all have a driven upper skirt and<br />

a parasitic lower skirt, and are matched entirely with open-wire quasi-<br />

coaxial short-circuited transmission line stub sections rather than<br />

discrete component networks.<br />

One row of towers is driven, the other is a parasitic "reflector." They<br />

appear to have been used primarily for nighttime skywave operation, often<br />

paired with a much simpler, usually omni, antenna for operation during<br />

daylight hours. These, together with the 1.5 km and 2.5 km long "small<br />

sunrise" and "large sunrise" traveling wave MF arrays, represent very<br />

substantial capital investment, the likes of which we will probably never<br />

see again. Nice thistles, too.<br />

(Ben Dawson-WA-USA, dxld June 11, 2007)<br />

CANADA 6160 CKZU Vancouver 1259-1315 Jun 27. Program notes to ToH, then<br />

C<strong>BC</strong> News ("World Report") to 1312; M&W ancrs followed with chit-chat, area<br />

wx, etc.; ID as "C<strong>BC</strong> Radio One, 690 on your AM dial". Signal fair/good.<br />

(John Wilkins-CO-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer June 29)<br />

CHINA 21900 Chinese Jammer, fundamental? 1415 UT.<br />

(Tim Bucknall-UK, harmonics, also via dxld June 29)<br />

No, surely 3 x 7300 vs SOH<br />

(Glenn Hauser-USA, dxld)<br />

An answer from Peking: Liebe Freunde freier Amateurfunkfrequenzen, die<br />

beiliegende Fax-Nachricht habe ich soeben aus Peking (Beijing) vom Radio<br />

Regulations Department erhalten. Ob sich was tut?<br />

Dear friends, I have just received the attached email from Peking<br />

(Beijing) Radio Regulations Department. Do you think the firedrake jamming<br />

will stop soon?<br />

Viele Gruesse / regards,<br />

(Uli Bihlmayer DJ9KR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> TopNews also via dxld June 24)<br />

Viz.:<br />

Dear Sir or Madam, The Administration of the People's Republic of China<br />

acknowledges receipt of your letter. At present, it is un<strong>der</strong><br />

investigation. Once the interference is identified, we will take measures<br />

to eliminate it. If the similar issue occurs again, it will be appreciated<br />

if you can file an interference complaint through German Telecoms.<br />

Authority to this Administration, in accordance with 15.34 of the Radio<br />

Regulations. Best wishes, yours faithfully, Xie Yuansheng, Deputy Director<br />

General, Radio Regulatory Department, Ministry of Information Industry,<br />

13, West Chang'an Avenue, Beijing, China 1008<strong>04</strong>, June 18<br />

(to DARC ham band watch, retyped by gh for dxld)<br />

CROATIA Austrian domestic progr OE3 news to tourists via Croatian Radio<br />

in summer touristic season. News in German of OE3 at 0800 UT.<br />

Mir war zwar aus den vergangenen Jahren bekannt, dass im 2. kroatischen

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