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from the end of <strong>2007</strong>. This would mean the end of 567 and 729 and basically<br />

the death of high-power MW in the Republic of Ireland.<br />

Instead, there would be quasi-national AM Christian services for which<br />

applications have currently been received at the <strong>BC</strong>I <br />

(Herman Boel-BEL on EMWG Yahoo Group <strong>Jan</strong> 7)<br />

The decision to "Close Radio 1 Medium wave", i.e. 567, is mentioned in the<br />

document RTE's Guiding Principles published in November 2006<br />

<br />

However, that document indicates that it will happen in Q4 2008, not <strong>2007</strong>,<br />

though it has already been "agreed and costed in the Five-Year plan.<br />

(Andy Sennitt-HOL, dxld <strong>Jan</strong> 7)<br />

The five applications for the Irish "quasi-national Christian and<br />

religious service" submitted in October 2006 can be viewed in detail at:<br />

<br />

Two of these mention RTE's 567 khz ceasing at the end of 2008 after which<br />

RTE would like the channel to be left dormant for a period of time. (The<br />

five applicants (CCN Ireland, R Maria, Spirit R, UCB Ireland & Yes R) put<br />

forward a variety of proposals in the "Transmission Options" sections of<br />

their applications, including using 612 kHz from the existing RTE site at<br />

Tullamore, using 549 kHz from Co Monaghan etc etc)<br />

RTE's Guiding Principles 2006 (dated Nov 2006) also shows "Close Radio 1<br />

MW" (ie 567 kHz) in the final quarter of 2008.<br />

<br />

If the closure of 567 kHz has now been bought forward by a year as<br />

suggested by Herman Boel's report then it too could become<br />

available for this new service, though I'm not sure why RTE would<br />

change the timing of this so soon after publishing their<br />

Guiding Principles document above, though they do have Radio 1 on<br />

longwave still of course?<br />

(Alan Pennington-UK, Br<strong>DX</strong>C-UK <strong>Jan</strong> 7)<br />

From Herman Boel via the EMWG list<br />

Hi all,<br />

I just got the following interesting answers from RTE:<br />

1) Yes we do still broadcast RTE Radio 1 on 729 kHz with an ERP of 10 kW.<br />

2) RTE has no plan to shut down either 567 or 729 kHz at this point in<br />

time.<br />

3) RTE has no plan to shut down LW on 252 kHz at this point in time, and<br />

of course we are looking at DRM as a possibility among others.<br />

(Herman Boel-BEL, <br />

(via Paul David-UK, mwdx <strong>Jan</strong> 9)<br />

ISRAEL Galei Zahal observed on already two freqs: 6973 // 15785 kHz as<br />

follows: Dec 30 at 1200-1430, Dec 31 at 0600-1100, <strong>Jan</strong> 2 at 1500-1800 and<br />

<strong>Jan</strong> 3 at 0600-1400 UT.<br />

(Rumen Pankov-BUL, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>Jan</strong> 6)<br />

ITALY Google Earth imagery. RAI Bozen Bolzano 657 kHz MW<br />

46 24 17 N 11 17 26 E<br />

(wb, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>Jan</strong> 11)<br />

JAPAN 3925 Nikkei R. <strong>BC</strong> Corp., Nagara, 2222-2235, 26 Dec, Japanese,<br />

talks, tunes; 34332, QRM de NAm amateurs. Noted the following evenings.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>Jan</strong> 4)

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