BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

2230-2259 SAM fr-su 17860
2300-2329 SAM fr-su 13710
2330-2359 SAM fr-su 13710
Russian
1405-1434 NAM 9515
1435-1504 NAM mo-fr 9515
1500-1529 Rus 11935hb 15325wof
1600-1629 Rus 11935wof 15325rmp
Spanish
0000-0059 LAM 11990 13725
0200-0259 LAM/Car 9755 13710
0205-0304 NAM 6075
1205-1304 NAM 7325
2200-2259 SAM 11990 15455
2205-2304 NAM 6100
2300-2359 SAM/Car 11990 15455
Ukrainian
0035-0104 NAM su-mo 6100
1435-1504 NAM sa-su 9515
1600-1629 Ukr sa-su UR-3
1700-1759 Ukr sa-su 5850hb
(Retyped by Alan Roe-UK WDXC-UK, from pdf file on RCI website, March 15)
All via SAC Sackville, except when relay sites given.
aut Moosbrunn-AUT hb Hoerby-SWE kas Kashi-CHN kim Kimje-KOR
kun Kunming-CHN mdg Madagascar rmp Rampisham-UK skn Skelton-UK
uru Urumchi-CHN wof Woofferton-UK yam Yamata-JPN
smg S.Maria de Galeria-VAT
(wb, Mar 22)
CZECH REP Topoln 270 kHz (CZE) is unexpectedly off today 1200-1600 UTC.
Guy ropes of the two masts were demaged during yesterday's snowstorm of
unusual force...
(Karel Honzik-CZE, mwdx Mar 21)
GEORGIA I monitored 9495 kHz on 22 March with Spectrum Lab for any signs
of needed Apsua Radio, Abkhazia, which is a separate radio country per
NASWA Country List. The transmitter came on at 0253 on 9494.78 kHz and
quickly stabilized to 9494.75 by 0300. The channel is blocked by VOA-9495
via Wertachtal until 0330* and then from 0500 until 0945 by WYFR-9495.
During the 0330-0500 window, Apsua Radio was left in the clear with
occasional barely threshold audio with what sounded like ethnic vocals and
talk, best around 0340-0350 which is a little over 20 minutes after
sunrise at the transmitter. The transmitter was stable after warm-up until
fade-out with no drifting. I didn't check for the reported 9535
parallel/spur.
(Brandon Jordan-TN-USA, dxld Mar 22)
Checked on 9494.745 at 0650 UT too, also at 1733 UT on 9494.811 kHz, all
Mar 22. wb.
GREECE 5865. I checked 5865 yesterday, Mar 16, around 2330, and the
audio was good, with no clipping. I had checked it the night before and
the audio was still suffering from clipping (which, by the way, only
affected the "studio" voices; neither music, nor audio from remote
sources, such as field reporters or telephone callers, was clipped).
I checked 5865 at 0000 Mar 20 and the audio clipping was back, though it
was not quite as pronounced as it had been.
(Jerry Berg-USA, DXplorer Mar 19)