BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

0900-0930 Russian Sat
0900-0930 English Sun
0930-1000 Spanish LUN
0930-1000 French Mon-Sat
0930-1000 German Sun
1000-1400 Serbian
1400-1430 English
1430-1500 Serbian
1500-1530 Spanish
1530-1600 Arabian
1600-1630 Russian
1630-1700 French
1700-1730 German
1730-1745 Chinese
1745-1800 Albanian
1800-1815 Hungarian
1815-1830 Greek
1830-1900 Italian
1900-1930 Russian
1930-2000 English
2000-2030 Spanish
2030-2100 Serbian Sun-Fri
2030-2130 Serbian Sat
2100-2130 German Sun-Fri
2130-2200 French
2200-2215 Chinese
2215-2230 Albanian
2230-2300 English
2300-2400 Serbian
(Roberto Scaglione-I, playdx yg via dxld Dec 14)
Rather on air via Bijeljina Bosnia 125 kW reduced, or/and Stubline Serbia
approx. 10 kW, both non-directional. wb.
Radio Serbia International at 2130 UT in French on 6100 AND 7240 kHz, with
a powerful signal on 7240. 6100 offers good conditions too.
(Jean Marie Aubier-F, dxld Dec 17)
Serbia resumes North American service too.
As of 2330 UT Dec 17, the so-called "program schedule" on website
really a transmission schedule, not a word about program titles, has been
updated to show:
0030-0230 7240 ND and 7115 310 to NAm (with day of week variations)
1100-1900 7240 ND
1900-2230 7240 ND and 6100 310
Power claimed is 250 kW on all three, i.e. 2 x 250 kW active, contrary to
observations.
Joe Hanlon also recalls that the 1330 UT English to AUS once upon a time
was on 11835 kHz.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-AUS, dxld Dec 17)
Objection -- 250 kW on website is wishful thinking I guess - for the
better RSI future. In past decade only a single tx [of three] was in use
in Bijeljina, with reduced 125 kW only.
But now the signals from Serbia/Bosnia are much less strong compared to
NEARBY 100 kW signals like Croatia 6165/3985, Hungary 6025, Austria 5945
or 6155 kHz.