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BC-DX 971 10 July 2010
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ALASKA 11765 at 1700-, KNLS (not) July 7. Despite of information from
the station, I heard neither the English broadcast at 1200 UT nor the
Russian broadcast at 1700 UT, so I guess they're still having issues to
work out before the newer transmitter returns to the air.
(Walt Salmaniw-BC-CAN, DXplorer July 8)
KNLS off the air, but should return tomorrow. Explains why I haven't heard
them for a few days. I'll be listening tomorrow for their return!
Dear Mr. Salmaniw, You are correct in assuming that both transmitters have
been off the air. We appreciate your listenership and apologize for the
problems. One of the two transmitters has been off line since late March.
It's a 25 year-old transmitter, and it's taken some time to get rebuilt
parts for it. The older transmitter carried the bulk of the English and
Russian hours.
The newer transmitter has been off since last week because an electric
transformer malfunctioned. We hope to have the transformer and thus the
newer transmitter back in service by tomorrow.
The English Hour should be available at 1200 UTC (5:00 a.m. PDT) on either
7355 or 9680 kHz. The Russian Hour should be available at 1700 UTC (10:00
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