BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

MALI 7285.65 (tent) R Mali, Bamako, Aug 30 *0800 - Possible brief IS
into long monologue by male in likely Arabic. Poor signal with muffled
audio.
(Brandon Jordan-TN-USA, hcdx Sep 1)
5995 R. Mali, Kati, 2233-..., 24 Aug, French, newscast; 54343, adj. DRM
QRM; // 4835.5.
(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-DX Aug 31)
MOLDOVA [Pridnestrovie] Radio PMR expands international broadcast
schedule.
Propaganda-station "Radio PMR" has expanded its international broadcast
schedule. It now broadcasts in six languages for sixteen hours a day. The
signal is reached in Africa, Australia, Asia, USA and South America.
By Karen Ryan, 31/Aug/2007 GRIGORIOPOL (Tiraspol Times) - A shortwave and
mediumwave radio station which broadcasts worldwide from the unrecognized
republic of Pridnestrovie has expanded its international schedule to
sixteen hours a day. The move comes as the country prepares to celebrate
its 17th anniversary of independence, which was declared on 2 September
1990....
Effective immediately, Radio PMR (the Trans-Dniestrian Radio from
Tiraspol) has expanded its broadcasting time from 1 to 16 hours on the
mediumwave frequency of 549 kHz. The transmitter of 150 kW is located in
Grigoriopol, and the broadcasting schedule consists of local programmes
mainly in the Russian language, a few short programmes during the day in
the Romanian and Ukrainian languages, and also consists of the relaying of
the Russian radio station "Mayak". Transmissions are on the air from 05:00
to 21:00 LT (0200-1800 UT).
Full article including two photographs: The humble headquarters of Radio
PMR, "the voice of the rebel republic" that broadcasts worldwide and
Antonina Voronkova, the head of Radio PMR which broadcasts worldwide on
the shortwave band.