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

tonight.
(Julio Rolando Pineda-GTM, Jan 26, cumbre DX via dxld)
Nice video of VOA Greenville, NC here:
(Andrea Borgnino-ITA IW0HK - HB9EMK, SW TXsite Jan 26)
UZBEKISTAN/UKRAINE Glenn, Here are the next dates for English football
commentaries in Chinese.
Saturday 30th January Liverpool v Bolton 1500
Sunday 31st January Arsenal v Man Utd 1600
(WRN Jan 3, via dxld)
Still 6230 via Tashkent, UZBEKISTAN. Evidently the commentaries in English
via Ukraine to Scandinavia have ended. (gh, Jan 3, ibid.)
6230 kHz 100kW 90 degr 1245-1900 in Mandarin Chinese to 43,44 zones.
No: Further match in English on 5800 kHz [Nikolayev-Mykolajiw-UKR].
Wednesday 6th January, Kick Off: 1945 - Arsenal v Bolton Wanderers. Off
Air: 2145 UT.
(WRN Jan 4, via dxld)
Nothing heard in Germany of WRN 6230 kHz Liverpool v Bolton English
football live commentaries in Chinese via Tashkent Uzbekistan, on 1530 UT
Jan 30. Rather data signal of G2D/G7D CODAR format interfers ?
ITU Monitoring List shows Quimper - Brest in France location, due of cross
finding by monitorings in Klagenfurt Austria, El Casar in Spain, and
Baldock in U.K.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Jan 30)
VANUATU/LIBERIA 3945 / 4025 From: "Jamie La Badia"
Dear Sir, I am a Shortwave Broadcast Engineer, and would like to know if a
station I designed is being heard here in the U.S. The station is RADIO
VANUATU, on 3945 kHz. I finished building the transmitters and antenna
systems around the middle of July, 2009.
They are running half power, (5000 watts) temporarily until I get back for
the finishing touches this weekend. I will be updating some portions of
the equipment, and adding a second frequency. Either 5055 kHz or 7260 kHz,
depending on the testing. I am leaving for Vanuatu on Sunday, the 31st.
I should be testing the 5055 kHz frequency by the 2nd week in Feb.
Here is a little tech info about the system. It's a Solid State, broadband
operating in Class E. Modulation is Pulse Width. The 3945 antenna is a 180
foot long fan dipole, around 60 feet high. The 5055 antenna is about 90
feet long, and up about 45 feet.
I have also just finished a 2500 Watt transmitter for Liberia on 4025 kHz,
but won't be putting them on for a month or so. I just want to add that
this web site is fantastic, and will be joining when I get back. I need
feedback from listeners, as I am not able to put antennas up where I live
currently. I build about 15 stations a year, and would love feedback on
how they are being heard. Thanx, JAMIE
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