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

GERMANY [GAMBIA non] This new program for the Gambia began on May 22.
It's 15 minutes per week, and the program is in various local languages as
well as English segments. The organization which sponsors and produces the
program is the Save the Gambia Democracy Project.
Their website is
(Jeff White-FL-USA, RMI, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews June 6)
15225 As reported by Glenn Hauser in this week's World of Radio, there is
a targeted broadcast by the "Save the Gambia Democracy Project" - just 15
minutes a week, at 1815-1830 UT on Saturdays on 15225 kHz, via the Nauen
site in Germany. In the UK we'll only be getting a signal off the side of
the beam.
(Chris Greenway-UK, BDXC-UK yg, June 12)
I was able to check for the broadcast from Save the Gambia Democracy
Project. 15225 heard well on June 12 from 1815 until 1830 UT. I wasn't
able to listen to the entire 15 minutes, but it seemed to be one speaker
in a local language (Mandinka?). I didn't hear any English, nor a clear
ID.
(James MacDonell-NIG, dxld June 13)
I missed the very start of what I presume was the STGDP transmission on
15225 on 12 June, tuning-in to a talk in a West African-sounding language
at 1817 UT and listening through to the close at 1830. Just talk, didn't
hear any ID, address, mention of Gambia, or anything else to say that this
was STGDP, although it wasn't getting my full attention at the time, but
undoubtedly it was them. No English. Good reception here.
(Tony Rogers-UK, ibid.)
Yes, I heard it too - same to report as Tony. Strong and very clear signal
in Kent. Audio a bit "clipped".
(Chris Greenway-UK, June 16, ibid.)
GERMANY 810mw 6005sw
Funkhaus Euskirchen broadcast 1000 to 1030, and 1530 to 1600 UT, 30-minute
special program from MW 810 kHz Koenigs Wusterhausen and via SW sender
Kall (Eifel) on 6005 kHz, daily 26 June to 04 Juli 2010.
Gemeinsame Pressemitteilung von "Funkhaus Euskirchen e.V." und dem
Foerderverein "SenderKW" e.V.
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
anbei erhalten Sie die gemeinsame Pressemitteilung von "Funkhaus
Euskirchen e.V." und dem Foerderverein "SenderKW" e.V. zum Thema "Die
KULTA 20|10 erobert Europa" mit der Bitte um Veroeffentlichung.
Mit der Ausstrahlung des ersten Weihnachtskonzertes am 22. Dezember 1920
wurde Koenigs Wusterhausen zur Wiege des Rundfunks in Deutschland. Acht
Jahrzehnte bestimmte der Rundfunk das Geschehen im Ort wenige Kilometer
suedlich von Berlin. Seit 15 Jahren ist es nun still auf dem Funkerberg -
zumindest was die Ausstrahlung von Radiowellen im Mittelwellenbereich
betrifft.
Anlaesslich der Kulturtage "KULTA 20|10" wird vom Funkerberg in Koenigs
Wusterhausen in historischer Weise ein Mitmach-Hoerfunkprogramm auf der
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