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ANGOLA 4950 R Nacional, Luanda, at 0050-0110 UT on Jan 25. In here with
local type music in Portuguese. Signal is very good at this time.
(Chuck Bolland-FL-USA, dxld Jan 26)
Good signal here also, with laid-back contemporary vocals at 0120 UT on
4949.97 kHz. Best level I have heard them in a quite a while.
(Brandon Jordan-TN-USA, hcdx Jan 25)
ARMENIA Public Radio of Armenia Foreign Service on 4810 kHz: 0430-0500
Persian, 1315-1545 Azeri, Turkish and other MEast languages, 1900-1930
Arabic. No more Home Service on short waves.
(Rumen Pankov-BUL, "open_dx" via RUS-DX Jan 20)
BENIN COMMISSIONING AN AM TRANSMITTER: TWR BENIN.
The progress of the new African broadcast site has been followed by many.
Missionary and national staff on site, TWR staff throughout Africa and the
world, prayer and financial investors, broadcasters and the people of West
Africa have waited with anticipation the switching on of the equipment
that would broadcast the good news of the gospel to this region of Africa.
As 2008 ushered into view, the anticipation built to its highest point.
The commissioning of the TWR-Benin transmitter was to take place - after
several years of preparation and hard work the transmitter was to be
switched on for the first time
Monday, 7 Jan: Tim Oakes (Nautel commissioning engineer) who would
officially examine and then switch on the new 100 kW AM transmitter began
his travel to Benin from Canada.
Meanwhile, in Benin, the tuning system and feed line (the system that