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(Drita Cico, RTSH-Head of Radio Tirana Monitoring since 1981, & HF Manager<br />

from 2005, RADIO TIRANA, dxld Sept 5)<br />

Glenn, Over the past week, the Albanian transmissions at 2030 and 2300 UT<br />

have been broadcasting continuous music with no sign of the news block<br />

that usually opens the broadcasts. The music continued straight through<br />

into the English segment at 0030 UT on 9860 kHz. First thought was maybe a<br />

strike but the technical problems mentioned must be the reason.<br />

(Will Flynn-PA-USA, dxld Sept 6)<br />

13755, checking whether R. Tirana is back in scheduled English Mon-Sat at<br />

1430-1500 UT: Sept 6 at 1430 nothing audible vs Cuban overload from 13680,<br />

13740, 13780; 1431 a carrier, and can barely make out Klara's voice with<br />

English transmission schedule. Registers S9 but also with low modulation,<br />

unusable. European propagation very poor today.<br />

Last week, Anne Fanelli in NY found the 2000 UT English broadcast on 13640<br />

kHz instead in Albanian. Drita Cico reports that there was a problem with<br />

their STL to Shijak for a few days so instead it relayed the domestic<br />

program I, picked up off the air.<br />

Does this mean all English broadcasts were replaced by Albanian, even all<br />

foreign-language transmissions? Shijak should keep some evergreen<br />

recordings on hand to play back from there in such emergencies, or better<br />

yet, have a backup feed route.<br />

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

Hello, Drita, Thank you for answering my question, which Glenn Hauser<br />

forwar<strong>de</strong>d to you. Although I enjoyed the FM programming in Albanian, it<br />

was good to hear the English-language program again today at 2000 UT on<br />

13640 kHz. I live near Buffalo, New York in the northeast United States,<br />

and that broadcast is at a convenient t<strong>im</strong>e on a frequency with no<br />

interference and excellent signal strength; the 22-meter band is a fine<br />

choice. I have enjoyed listening to Radio Tirana for many years and hope<br />

to do so for many more. Wishing you all the best as we go into the fall<br />

season, I remain Sincerely yours,<br />

(Anne Fanelli-NY-USA, Sept 7 via Drita Cico, Radio Tirana, dxld)<br />

13755, R. Tirana, Sept 7 at 1427 UT carrier, 1428 IS, 1430 schedule<br />

announcement. Slightly <strong>im</strong>proved from yesterday, holding up better versus<br />

the CubaRM, at S=9+12 but very un<strong>de</strong>rmodulated and not productive to keep<br />

listening.<br />

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

Sept 10th Radio Tirana external service in English still replaced by their<br />

domestic service 1st program in Albanian language.<br />

13639.98 .. .97 odd channel noted at 2006 UT til sud<strong>de</strong>n switch OFF at<br />

Shijak engineer midst on Techno Rock pop music at 20.28:25 UTC.<br />

At 2007 UT comment talk on "..socialist ... Komsomolze ...". Only fair S=7<br />

signal here in <strong>de</strong>ad zone Germany, the real signal skipped over our head.<br />

Only signal by si<strong>de</strong> lobe vagabunding fair signal. But should be real<br />

better in the U.K. GB and IRL, as well as in Northern America.<br />

When switched my E1 receiver sud<strong>de</strong>n to 6164.98 odd channel at 2029 UT,<br />

S=9+10dB signal, and // much better 9489.97 kHz S=9+20dB level, same FM<br />

file:///E|/datentransfer/wwdfxc_2010/BCDX979.TXT[06.01.2011 12:40:26]

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