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BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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(Arindzh), the map shows a group of three radio mast symbols. This is<br />

likely to be the "old" Yerevan site. The Tactical Pilotage Chart shows a<br />

multiple obstruction at this position with the maximum height given as 700<br />

ft. (=213 m).<br />

The geographical coordinates of the center symbol are<br />

40.14.14 N 44.33.30 E<br />

Shortwave transmissions seem to have started very early from Yerevan. This<br />

is no won<strong>der</strong>, consi<strong>der</strong>ing the large number of Armenians living in<br />

neighbouring countries. 4810 still appears to use the old site.<br />

The presumed but not fully confirmed SW transmitter set-up at Yerevan<br />

consists of 2x100 kW and 1x50 kW. In addition, the site is also likely to<br />

house the old MW and LW transmitters (863 and 254 kHz), both in the 150 kW<br />

range. The TPC estimated mast height of 700 ft. clearly indicates the<br />

presence of a LW or MW transmitter.<br />

(Olle Alm-SWE, June 22, 2002 ! )<br />

ARM old Yerevan Arinj site x863 x254, now 1395 4810.<br />

I also discussed this with Olle Alm last year and maybe these are the<br />

remnants of the old Arinj site with directional SW antennas scrapped and<br />

the new Arinj site is at<br />

40 14 28 N 44 36 02 E ?<br />

(Mauno Ritola-FIN, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Apr 26)<br />

ARM old Yerevan site x863 x254.<br />

40 14 03.91 N 44 32 55.54 E<br />

Remaining. I believe only a single 1395 mast is seen.<br />

ARM new Yerevan Arinji site now 1395 4810 (not Gavar Kamo ! )<br />

40 14 26.83 N 44 36 03.72 E<br />

ARM Gavar Kamo<br />

40 24 43.14 N 45 10 59.55 E<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> Apr 26)<br />

AUSTRALIA Radio Australia DRM Brandon 5995 kHz.<br />

Earlier in the week, Nigel Holmes at RA told me that 5995 kHz uses DRM<br />

1200-1400 UT on 010 deg to PNG and 12080 is DRM 1100-1200 UT on 080 deg<br />

(into SW Pacific). Both from tx s at Brandon. Nominal power is 8 kW but<br />

did want to run as low as 2-3kW.<br />

The relatively low power (and the beam headings) might explain the poor<br />

results. I can t get anything useful on 12080, and 5995 only produces<br />

occasional snatches of audio. The high bitrate (23.54kbps) no doubt doesn<br />

t help.<br />

Nothing here on 1431 or 1701 either (central west of New South Wales). Can<br />

t even hear DRM hash on 1431; 1701 seems to register something in Dream<br />

periodically, but not enough for any on-screen information & definitely no<br />

audio yet.<br />

(Craig Seager-AUS, hcdx Apr 22)<br />

I ve been monitoring 12080 kHz for the last week and have not seen any<br />

signs of DRM transmissions. However, even the AM signals from Radio<br />

Australia on 12080 kHz are very weak at my location, and in our evenings<br />

there is an extremely strong signal from Vo Mongolia on 12085 kHz that<br />

would swamp any weak DRM on 12080.<br />

5995 kHz is still switching to DRM at 1200 UTC today.<br />

Aussie <strong>DX</strong>ers on the MWOZ list have reported DRM on mediumwave 1431 & 1701<br />

kHz this evening, but I cannot hear any signs of those signals here at my

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