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BC-DX 841 04 Jan 2008 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> TopNews Aug 4)<br />

KUWAIT/USA The US Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG), International<br />

Broadcasting Bureau (IBB), has a requirement for a contractor to design<br />

and construct a new building addition and associated facilities for<br />

Government-furnished shortwave transmitters and related equipment at an<br />

IBB transmitting site in Kuwait. The solicitation is expected to be posted<br />

on the Fe<strong>der</strong>al Business Opportunities (FedBizOpps) website on or about 14<br />

August, <strong>2008</strong>. Further details:<br />

<br />

(by Andy Sennitt-HOL, RNW MN blog via dxld July 31)<br />

I think the wording "Government-furnished shortwave transmitters" clearly<br />

indicates more Continental 419 transmitters from closed sites like<br />

Holzkirchen, Gloria and Kavala. A number of them should still be in<br />

storage somewhere.<br />

But especially interesting is the question if this second phase also<br />

involves the construction of new antennas. Quite likely it should, or<br />

would it be possible to multiplex more transmitters into the existing<br />

antennas? They all aim at Afghanistan, and apparently their slewing and<br />

frequency range capabilities get meanwhile stretched to the limits to use<br />

the facility to serve other areas than Afghanistan and its surroundings as<br />

well (some years ago they planned to use Kuwait even on 60 metres if<br />

feasible; no such transmissions ever appeared, so apparently it did not<br />

work). Making the antennas reversible, i.e. mounting dipole curtains also<br />

on the other side of the reflecting grids, would it make possible to use<br />

Kuwait also for transmissions to Africa.<br />

Perhaps the complete documentation will answer this, but it could also be<br />

that only the infrastructure for the transmitters and their installation<br />

are included in this invitation of ten<strong>der</strong>s.<br />

(Kai Ludwig-D, dxld July 31)<br />

KUWAIT R Kuwait InterModulations, das ist eine ganz einfache Formel.<br />

11990 und 9855 kHz Basisfrequenzen,<br />

Differenzen 2135 kHz,<br />

IM auf 14125 und 7720 kHz.<br />

9855 1815-2400 6-8,27,28 KBD 500kW 310degr Arabic KWT RKW MOI<br />

11990 1800-2100 6-8,27,28 KBD 500 310 Arabic/Eng KWT RKW MOI<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> TopNews Aug 4)<br />

14125 kHz - taeglich gegen 1800 UT o<strong>der</strong> spaeter - <strong>BC</strong> aus Kuwait (Ansage<br />

1902 UT). Peilung hier: 120 - 130 Grad. Programm in Arabisch. Wie kommt<br />

das Ding dahin? Vermutlich wie<strong>der</strong> IM. Bitte mithelfen, Uli ist schon<br />

informiert. BFA-FNA hat einen neuen Vorgang.<br />

(Wolf Hadel, DARC bandwatch Aug 3)<br />

LATVIA Radio Nord aus Riga hat zum 1. Juli <strong>2008</strong> seine Sendungen auf 945<br />

kHz fuer immer eingestellt.<br />

(Mauno Ritola 7.7.<strong>2008</strong>)<br />

Latvijas Radio, <strong>der</strong> oeffentliche Rundfunk Lettlands, hatte die Frequenz<br />

zum 1. <strong>Jan</strong>. 2002 und damit alle Mittelwellensendungen eingestellt. Die<br />

Sendeanlage wurde von <strong>der</strong> lettischen Telekom dann an<strong>der</strong>weitig vermarktet.<br />

Es gab diverse Testsendungen und <strong>der</strong> Sendezeitmakler Krebs TV begann dann<br />

2005 mit Radio Nord als Mantelprogramm fuer eventuelle Sendezeitkaeufer.<br />

Radio Nord sendete nur mit niedriger Sendeleistung, fuer Sendezeitkunden<br />

versprach man aber die volle Leistung von 150 kW, die <strong>der</strong> lettische<br />

Rundfunk frueher genutzt hatte. In Nuernberg war das Programm wegen

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