BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

in WRTH 1964y change:
...Santa Isabel 6250 kc/s 48.00 m 5 kW -
6345 kc/s 47.28 m 1.6 kW - 7160 kc/s 41.90 m 0.5 kW
Radio Ecuatorial, Bata
Station: EAJ206, 4926 kc/s 60.90 m 5 kW
in WRTH 1965y change:
...Santa Isabel 6240 kc/s 48.08 m 5 kW -
6345 kc/s 47.28 m 1.6 kW - 7160 kc/s 41.90 m 0.5 kW
in WRTH 1966y change:
...Santa Isabel EAJ205, 6250 kc/s 48.00 m 5 kW [only single frequ]
in WRTH 1969y change under Equat Guinea, power:
...Santa Isabel EAJ205, 6250 kc/s 48.00 m 10 kW
in WRTH 1980y:
(...) F.Pl. Foreign Sce to all Africa and Europe on 7150/9555/11715/15110
kHz. Home sce. plans to use 675 kHz.
from WRTH 1981y, 100 kW, to be corrected in WRTH 1982y to 50 kW on 4926,
5005, and 15190 kHz.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX / SW TXsite Dec 1)
Hi Ian,
Looks like Malabo SW site began operations in July 1967 with 10 kW & Bata
in 1973 with 50 kW. How does this compare with WRTH editions of that era?
I only have WRTH editions from 1972 onwards but here's what they mention :
1972: La Voz de Guinea Ecuatorial, 6250 kHz / 10 kW
Radio Bata, 4926 kHz / 5 kW
1973: Radio Santa Isabel, 6250 kHz / 10 kW
Radio Bata, 4926 kHz / 5 kW
1974: Radio Santa Isabel, 6250 kHz / 10 kW
Radio Ecuatorial, 4926 kHz / 5 kW
1975: Radio Malabo, 6250 kHz / 10 kW
Radio Ecuatorial, 4926 kHz / 5 kW
Later editions include future plans for a Foreign Service under Radio
Bata.
Then:
1981: Radio Malabo, 6250 kHz - 10 kW
Radio Ecuatorial, 4926 kHz / 5 kW and 5005 kHz / 100 kW
1982: F.pl. Foreign Service on 15190 kHz (50 kW)
1983: Radio Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial
Bata 4925a 5/50 kW
Bata 5005a 50 kW
Bata 6120b 50 kW
Malabo 6250 10 kW
Malabo 11715 50 kW
1984: Radio Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial
Bata 4925a 100 kW
Bata 5005a 100 kW
Bata 6120b 50 kW
Malabo 6250 10 kW
Finally :