Von: BueschelW@web.de im Auftrag von Wolfgang Bueschel ...

6085 - I also heard this programme of Jazz music at around 1645 UT on Oct.
1st, and I could hear announcements in the Russian language. But there was
dreadful sideband splatter from DW via WOF on 6075 kHz spreading 20+ kHz
on either side {DWL is NOT so strong here in Germany, I could always
separate 6075UK and 6080BLR, wb} which made it almost impossible to hear
the signal on 6085 kHz at times. The splatter decreased some after 1700
UT, but by then, the Russian had faded down. I tried this morning early
but there were no signals audible on 6085 kHz - maybe later in the year?
Due to the splatter I couldn't ID what was using 6080 kHz, but there was
some bouncy Russian style pop music there which might have been from
Minsk, and another station mixing. On 6090 kHz the BBC was dominant in
Farsi via Nakhon Sawan with what I assume ETH co-channel with typical HoA
music.
LUX 6095 kHz is also off at at 1630 UT but the channel was clear. I think
there was something on 6100 kHz, but weak, and virtually covered in splash
from listed IBB via WER on 6105 kHz which became weaker after 1700 UT when
LAM took over. I note that Belorussian is listed after 1700 UT in the
latest RL sched that I have, but nothing in Russian or BLR (which it was)
before 1700 UT. So a further check needs to be made on this one.
Anyway, it's nice to be able to actually hear AM stations on this part of
the band.
(Noel R. Green-UK to wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Oct 2)
TX sites in Krasnodar, Russia.
In diesen Mails zur YFR 12065 Armavir Tblisskaya Aussendung ist einiges
korrekt wiedergegeben, anderes vollkommen falsch interpretiert worden. Der
einzig richtige Kurzwellenstandort wird unten genannt.
Hinweise auf Sender-Standorte sollten hinkuenftig mehr Korrektheit
erlangen, man sollte doch vorher in Google Earth, oder Google Maps, Bing
Maps, Fallingrain, Wikimapia, FlashEarth, Geoportail, Terraserver,
Kosmosnimki, maps.yandex.ru, die entsprechenden Standorte und die Art der
Antenneninstallationen sich zumindest mal ansehen. Nur mit dem Zeigefinger
in eine Tabelle einsteigen, ist oft nicht hilfreich.
Der KW-Senderstandort liegt real beim Dorf Tblisskaya, die naechst
groessere Stadt ist Armavir. Beide liegen im Oblast-Kray[Kreis] Krasnodar.
Die Station Krasnodar-Armavir ist nach meinen Infos hier:
Distanz Armavir-Tblisskaya 97 km u. Krasnodar-Tblisskaya 98 km.
Bei der ITU Genf wurde vom sowjetischen Netzbetreiber schon in
Sowjetzeiten, danach bei HFCC und WRTH auch, wurde Armavir fuer den
Kurzwellen-Standort [Tblisskaya] registriert.
Dagegen verwendeten US-IBB, BBC-Merlin/VT-group, DWL, NHK, TWR, YFR, FEBA
u.a. abweichend davon den Begriff Krasnodar [fuer Tblisskaya] in ihren
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