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As of March 9 a second transmitter, a 100 kW Continental 418, was being<br />

installed at WTWW per George McLintoch. It may not be ready to go on the<br />

air for four to six months and they are also looking at purchasing more<br />

transmitters.<br />

On March 11 they moved from 5755 to 5080 as a nightt<strong>im</strong>e frequency,<br />

scheduled 0000-1200. Day frequency is 9480, during the testing period they<br />

have been relaying Pastor Pete Peters, who also has 24 hour airt<strong>im</strong>e on<br />

WWCR. Moved back to 5755 March 23. Programming scheduled to officially<br />

begin April 1.<br />

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

WTJC on odd 9369.90 kHz at 0610 UT, S=6 sermon by man.<br />

(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 29)<br />

Starting today WTWW has shifted to 9479 kHz! George McClintock tells me<br />

the FCC has OK'd it. The reason is an unexpected interference problem very<br />

near the transmitter site. The school system of Smith County has a remote<br />

receiver on a mountaintop which happens to use 151.680 MHz, and the<br />

sixteenth harmonic of WTWW 9480 kHz has been interfering. WTWW harmonic is<br />

properly more than 80 dB suppressed, but in this circumstance it is not<br />

enough. Until a new harmonic filter can be installed, by shifting to 9479<br />

kHz WTWW moves the harmonic far enough off to 151.664 MHz.<br />

The 'tone' is a heterodyne of 1 kHz which now results from other stations<br />

still on 9480.0 kHz, no longer YFR via Germany, but CRI via Albania at<br />

1800-2000 UT in French. Voice of Russia might also be using it after that<br />

t<strong>im</strong>e, and China at other t<strong>im</strong>es. It is certainly audible, not subaudible.<br />

This is not 'crossmodulation' either.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld March 31)<br />

As I write, I'm monitoring WTWW Lebanon-TN. 0n 9480 kHz crossmodding with<br />

Crosstalk and SAH sounding like a Tone Test at the same t<strong>im</strong>e on this<br />

frequency as of 1848 UT on Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Seems like there is<br />

a problem either WYFR relay is blending in or WTWW is putting voice with<br />

Tone hee on this channel. Can you confirm this strange anomaly?<br />

(Noble-TN-USA, dxld March 31)<br />

UZBEKISTAN Last minute change of CVC Voice Asia in Hindi to India:<br />

1100-1400 NF 9660 TAC 100 kW / 153 <strong>de</strong>g, ex 9655 kHz.<br />

(R BULGARIA DX MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-DX TopNews March 29)<br />

VANUATU As of Wednesday, February 24th, here is what we accomplished at<br />

Radio Vanuatu. 5055 is on at about 3,500 watts, and 3945 is on at 7,000<br />

watts. But, due to the unstable A.C. power infrastructure, I had to <strong>de</strong>sign<br />

the protection circuits to be very sensitive. The systems will "fold-back"<br />

the transmitters to 2,000 watts if it senses any kind of spike or surge in<br />

the A.C. power feeds. It may take the staff at Radio Vanuatu a few days to<br />

respond and clear the "fault mo<strong>de</strong>" power cutback.<br />

The antennas for each frequency are two fan dipoles, in phase, si<strong>de</strong> by<br />

si<strong>de</strong>. They are broadsi<strong>de</strong> north by northwest, by south-south east. The 7260<br />

frequency won't be used until next January or February, <strong>de</strong>pending on how<br />

the cycle progresses. I'm also curious on how the audio sounds. This new<br />

<strong>de</strong>sign I focused on trying to have great audio quality. It would be nice<br />

to get critical reports on how the audio compares with the "big guns".<br />

file:///E|/datentransfer/wwdfxc_2010/BCDX958.TXT[06.01.2011 12:39:01]

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