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

transmitter to replace the old worn-out transmitters at Adra shortwave
station. A new tender is now being discussed, and according to the company
involved, it will take about 6 months to install the new transmitters.
(Kris Janssen-BEL, dxld via wdxc-UK)
TURKEY 6520.00 UNID (Orient?). Hallo - just ist eine Px-Sendung auf
der Frequenz zu hoeren mit hier sporadisch bis zu S=9+20 bei leichtem
"verwaschenen" Fading.
(Theodor Averbeck-D, A-DX Dec 1)
Klingt im Text, und nach dem Musikstil nach einer Turk-Sprache, Kurdish ?
Zu anderen Tageszeiten sendet man auf 7410 laut Aoki. Wenn Kurdish,
muesste man mal im 60 oder 76 mb nach einer Parallelsendung suchen. Hier
auch zwischen S=8 bis S=9+10dB hoch fadend.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Dec 1)
Eine wohl unerwuenschte Nebenausstrahlung der Voice of Turkey in Tuerkisch
// 5980 kHz. Hatte ich am 11.11. hier schon mal gemeldet. +/- 540 kHz ?
(Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX Dec 1)
U.K. BBC World Service - From Pirate Radio to Podcast. The BBC World
Service recently broadcast an item on pirate (free) radio which is now
available on YouTube.
The YouTube description reads:
BBC World Service programme on 28 November 2010. Radio Caroline is still
broadcasting and can be found at
Listen to BBC World Service - From Pirate Radio to Podcast here
(10:12 m/s duration)
In the early 1980's, FM band II transmitters for use by unregulated
broadcasters were apparenty made by engineers working the night shift at
the BBC Brookmans Park transmitter site in Hertfordshire.
(Mike Terry-UK, BrDXC-UK Dec 2)
VANUATU 7260 Have been out of the DXing "loop" for a while, but I just
wanted to let you know that Radio Vanuatu is indeed transmitting on the
new frequency of 7260. Steve has done a fantastic job of helping solve
some of the glitches that were causing problems on the higher frequencies.
I sent them a care package of higher voltage Vacuum Variable Capacitors,
and other odds and ends back in October. The engineering staff of Radio
Vanuatu, as well as Steve from Radio New Zealand, are all truly remarkable
engineers. The situation there is difficult when it comes to locating
parts, and these fellows have become MASTERS at making things work,
regardless the difficulties. I just can't thank them enough for their hard
work, diligence, and patience, with a transmitter that really was my first
prototype. I guess we'll see how well the new layout performs over the
coming months.
(Jamie Labadia-USA, dxld Nov 19)
7260 Radio Vanuatu, on Nov 15 at 0744 UT - Male and female announcer in
presumed Bislama. Bits and pieces of conversation resembled English words;
appeared to be a talk involving shipping of packages or mailing, perhaps
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