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

VOR ER is using 2000-2100 UT 1089 Krasnodar and 612 Moscow acc to their
announcement.
1089 kHz from Krasnodar heard on // 4831 kHz - usage:
1500-2000 VOR WS; 2000-2100 VOR ER, both services are in Russian.
Registered with 1200 kW.
Which formula for 4831 kHz ?
{4831 + 1089 = 5920 kHz 2000-2200 UT to zone 37 200kW 280degr, wb.}
(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Aug 7/8)
Hallo Wolfgang ! - Wolfgang Bueschel schrieb:
Der Nachweis der Intermodulation mit einem 1089 kHz Vergleich laesst sich
wohl nur auf dem Balkan oder am Mittelmeer fuehren, weit weg vom U.K. 1089
Sender.
Dann meldet sich der Balkan halt mal zu Wort ;-)
Ich kann bestaetigen, dass das Signal jetzt kurz nach 2000 UTC auf 1089
kHz // zu 7009 kHz und 4831 kHz ist.
(Patrick Robic-AUT, A-DX Aug 13)
SAINT HELENA Hello Listeners to Radio St. Helena, Gary Walters has just
informed me that all the rest of the 266 QSL-cards for Radio St. Helena
Day 2009 have been put aboard the Royal Mail Ship RMS St. Helena on 05.
August and are now on the way to Ascension Island. From there, the QSL's
go by air to England to be put into the international air mail service for
distribution to SWL's around the world.
With best 73 to everyone, Gary Walters, Station Manager, Radio St. Helena.
(via Robert Kipp-D, dxld Aug 5)
Gary Walters is trying to change the date for Rdio St. Helena Day ("RSD")
2010 to either the 9th or the 16th of October. He is not sure about that
yet, as Derek plans to go on holiday away from the island in October, but
we do not know exactly when, and Derek is responsible for operating the
shortwave station.
Broadcasting to Eastern North America: how about 2300-0030?
We have to consider that the good folks at Radio St. Helena will all be
working a lot of overtime, just for fun, for our enjoyment, and for free
during the evening of RSD 2010. That may involve up to 6 or 7 or 8 hours
of overtime, depending on who we are talking about. The past has shown
that they really do not want to stretch RSD to beyond 0030, if at all
possible. I can see their point in that.
I have been working with the software VOAProp and W6ELProp to try to find
the best times to broadcast to your region. Does NASWA have an "expert"
for this propagation software?? If so, I would really appreciate him/her
contacting me, so that we can share experience with the software.
(Robert Kipp-D, August NASWA Journal via dxld Aug 12)
Radio St. Helena Day 2010: Date, Times, and Targets.
RSD 2010 - will be on - Saturday, 9th October 2010
Target Region Times (UT) Beam Heading
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