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"For us it is a test though. We have relaunched the station as an<br />

experiment. Historically Luxembourg was the biggest commercial station, so<br />

in the future who knows what will happen." The closure of the shortwave<br />

frequency for the UK has not been announced on their website and it is<br />

claimed in online forums that messages about this have not been allowed to<br />

appear on their online forum which is pre-mo<strong>der</strong>ated.<br />

Emails from Dan D'Aversa quoted on the Digital Spy forums says that the<br />

transmissions were stopped for "technical reasons" and that they are<br />

"currently working on various options." There were problems with the<br />

transmission chain from Luxembourg to the leased transmitters in Nauen,<br />

later switched to Wertachtal.<br />

The French and German DRM broadcasts continue on 5990 and 6095 from RTL's<br />

own site in Junglinster.<br />

(Mike Barraclough-UK, W<strong>DX</strong>C-UK Contact magazine Mar 3)<br />

MALAYSIA 6049.64 at 1342-1359 UT on Feb 23. Malay/sub-continental music;<br />

M ancr after each selection with phone calls. Pretty good signal but was<br />

trashed at 1359 UT by s/on of a very strong signal on 6<strong>05</strong>0 kHz.<br />

(John Wilkins-CO-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Feb 25)<br />

MALI 11960 RTV du Mali-Bamako (pres) at 1721-1735 UT on Mar 1st fair<br />

but with muffled audio; two men speaking in French; clear mention of<br />

Bamako at 1730 UT.<br />

(Jim Ronda-OK-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Mar 4)<br />

MALTA Google Earth Imagery. Former DWL relay Cyclops 1557 kHz 600 kW,<br />

999 20 kW<br />

35 50 33.86 N 14 34 <strong>05</strong>.14 E<br />

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

MAURITANIA 4845 R. Mauritanie, Nouakchott, off on 1st and today, 2nd<br />

Mar; it's been rather poor on the // 783 kHz, but Tartus in SYR is, on the<br />

other hand, a strong presence daily, so Nouakchott is hard to track.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Mar 3)<br />

MICRONESIA 4755.2 From the beginning of March, many Japanese <strong>DX</strong>ers have<br />

noted the new missionary radio station in Pohnpei island on 4755 kHz<br />

around 0700-1100 UT. The station called themselves "PMA" (Pacific<br />

Missionbary Aviation). The programs are in English, consisting of many<br />

popular songs and Christian pops, sometimes with ID's about using<br />

frequencies (FM 88.5 MHz and SW 4755 kHz), mail address, and phone number.<br />

The transmitter seems to be in adjust, the signal is sometimes<br />

interrupted, and modulation level is low. PMA is a Christian evangelical<br />

organization serving Guam, Micronesia, and the Philippines, established in<br />

1956. According to their web page<br />

<br />

the radio station construction project is running in Pohnapei island in<br />

Micronesia. The address is PMA Pohnpei is given as P.O.Box 517, Pohnpei,<br />

FM 96941, FAX +1 691 320 2592, but they recommend all the correspondence<br />

should be addressed to PMA Guam, P.O.Box 3209, Hagata, Guam 96932.<br />

(corrected; Takahito Akabayashi-JPN, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Mar 3)<br />

4755.2 Pacific Missionary Aviation, at 0832-0920 UT, f/p on March 3.<br />

Test txmsn. Mostly non-stop songs. I was very surprised to get ID at 0840<br />

UT as "This is Pacific Missionary Aviation .. Station. We are testing on<br />

our FM frequency of 88.5 MHz and our shortwave frequency of 4755 kHz." and<br />

announced e-mail address and phone number.<br />

(Takeshi Sejimo-JPN, <strong>DX</strong>plorer Mar 4)<br />

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