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

(27 Apr, Kim Andrew Elliott, via dxld)
Pakistan service, RFE "Radio Aap Ki Dunyaa" at 0900-1300 UT.
VOA "Deewa Radio" at 0100-0400 and 1300-1900 UT time slots. No Pashto
segments? but only in Urdu language to Pakistan ?
TX site is Khost at
Khost Tani mediumwave site location could be fittingly and narrowed to the
only wound in the landscape close to, visible in Goggle Earth and Google
Maps too, at
33 18 15.72 N 69 53 52.75 E
some 5 kilometers southwesterly of Khost and 9 kilometers distance to Tani
village. Also some masts are dimmly visible at the site, most probably
owned and belonging to the Afghan Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
authority.
Also a new mediumwave site across the border in Pakistan will be erected
soon. New Parachinar-PAK site with 100 kW of power only 62 kilometers away
of Khost-AFG area.
33 54 22.39 N 70 05 40.96 E close to
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews / SW TX site April 29)
AUSTRALIA I spotted this article in dxld Apr 8, 2010 edition.
"I hear that some of the transmitters decommissioned by CVC at Darwin may
be going on to useful second (third?) lives: two 100 kW could wind up at
Radio Australia, Shepparton, if rather expensive shipping costs of a
megadollar can be covered. RA may also be getting a 300 kW transmitter,
DRM-capable, and some new antennas to serve Africa and SW Asia. Some other
equipment from Cox Peninsula has already been donated to HCJB Kununurra.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Apr 8)"
Well, yes, two 100 kW SW transmitters from CVC Darwin will replace two 100
kWers at SHP site. I know one higher powered SW transmitter from DRW will
go to another CVC site, so I'd imagine would be either Zambia or Chile.
Yes, SHP is take delivery of a new DRM SW transmitter. It will be
essentially used as a feeder SW transmitter to feed local transmitter
stations in the Asia Pacific region like RNZI does at present with its DRM
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