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BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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sgtronger co-ch. QRM at 1400.<br />

11925.2 R. Bandeirantes, Sao Paulo SP, at 1335-1347 UT on Dec 2,<br />

advertisements, songs; 13431, co-ch. QRM.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Dec 6)<br />

BRUNEI On the shortwave scene, Radio Brunei was once a highly sought-<br />

after prize. In 1964, a 10 kW transmitter was inaugurated at the<br />

mediumwave facility located at Berakas on the edge of their capital city.<br />

This unit carried a relay from the various mediumwave services and always<br />

on the fixed frequency, 4865 kHz, in the tropical 60 metre band.<br />

Five years later, another 10 kW shortwave transmitter was co-sited with<br />

the mediumwave transmitter at Tutong on the central coast. This second<br />

unit also carried a relay from the mediumwave programming that was<br />

produced in the main studios in the capital city and always on the fixed<br />

frequency 7215 kHz in the 41 metre international band.<br />

According to tabulated information extracted from the World Radio TV<br />

Handbook, the second shortwave transmitter was transferred from Tutong on<br />

the central coast and re-installed at Berakas near the capital city in<br />

1977.<br />

However, both SW transmitters left the air, according to WRTH entries, in<br />

the year 1979. Some twenty years later, Radio Brunei made the statement<br />

that they did plan to return to the shortwave scene sometime, but, alas,<br />

that event has never been fulfilled.<br />

(from a much longer article, Radio Broadcasting in Independent Borneo -<br />

Brunei, by Dr. Adrian Peterson, AWR, dswci SWN - and via dxld, Dec 3)<br />

BURKINA FASO 5030 RTV Burkina at 2325-0000 UT on Nov 26. Nice mix of<br />

Afropops and reggae; occasional comment by M ancr in Fr; closing anmt and<br />

NA at 2359; off at 0000 UT. Pretty good signal with a bit of splatter from<br />

5025 (Cuba).<br />

(John Wilkins-CO-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Dec 2)<br />

5030 RTB Ouagadougou, at 06<strong>05</strong>-0632 UT on Nov 18, program in French,<br />

consisting mostly of African high-life music and songs, 0622 UT seemed to<br />

change to a type of African rap song, ballad, etc. The timing for this was<br />

perfect, as their sunrise was at 0606 UT. Reception would have been fair<br />

to good, except for a problem with local noise. QRM R Rebelde.<br />

(Ron Howard-CA-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Nov 22)<br />

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP. 7220 R. Centrafricaine, Bimbo, at 1127-1150 UT on<br />

Dec 1, Vernacular (?), talks; 15331.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Dec 6)<br />

CHINA 12260 Firedrake music noted also today on Dec 1st, noted 0800-<br />

1000 UT slot. Fundamental, or 2 x 6130 ??<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Dec 1)<br />

Re 21900 Firedrake being harmonic of 7300 against Sound of Hope So that's<br />

where 21900, comes from. Ran into it after the new season started, and<br />

it's quite good at times, very regular in Adelaide South Australia,<br />

thought it was a fundamental. Will have a look at it; 21MHz broadcast band<br />

has been quite poor lately, many days when not even carriers are noted on<br />

the band, bounced back today November 29, strong signals, around 0700z or<br />

so. 18180 was off for awhile, but has made a comeback lately.<br />

(Dave Vitek, harmonics yg via dxld Nov 30)<br />

Noted also on 16750 kHz, Firedrake music, Nov 29 at 0915 UT, S=5 to 8,<br />

jumps deep fading.<br />

(wb, <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Nov 30)

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