BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

I found this at :
Radio DMR (6235 kHz)
Dear Mr. Satoshi Wakisaka,
Thank you very much for your taking time and listening to our program on
September 20, 2005, 1600-1620 UTC and on February 23, 2007, 1659-1720 UTC
as well as for your reception reports from Duesseldorf, Germany and from
Osaka, Japan. This is to acknowledge that both of your reception reports
are quite accurate and fair and that the chronological detailed account of
the broadcasts is quite to the point.
It was very nice of you, indeed. We are glad to receive such a savory, and
intelligent feedback, which is really of paramount importance not just for
our radio station but also for our republic.
We appreciate your kind regards and comments. By the way, in one of our
next broadcasts we are going to publicly thank you and other people who
have sent us their reports. We have been receiving tons of them since our
frequency has changed. Each of them is very useful to us. Note that yours
is the sole letter from Japan. By the way, we also had a report from New
Zealand.
It is wonderful that our signal can be heard that far, taking into
consideration that the site of transmission is Moldova, Pridnestrovskaya
Moldavskaya Respublika, Grigoriopol area, Mayak village.
We would like to apologize for not having responded to your previous
letter. Of course we remember the bright letter you had sent from Germany.
It is only until very recently that we have become aware of the fact that
some of our listeners do not receive a proper response from us. We are not
sure yet of the exact reason for that. Please, be advised that our
editorial staff never receives snail-mail directly from the post office.
As a matter of fact, we are always handed only the already unsealed
letters provisionally and exclusively for translation, as we are in no way
authorized to engage in overseas correspondence, eventually.
P.S.: This in an e-mail copy of the letter we have sent you on March 7,
2007. Should you receive no official confirmation letter (QSL-card) by
regular mail, feel free to contact us via the Internet and we shall send
you a substitute one without fail. It is very mportant to us. Thank you
very much in advance.
The usual address is: (the Radio PMR mailbox).
An alternative address is: (the English Service
mailbox).
Warm wishes from Tiraspol,
Radio PMR, English Service. ul. Rozy Lyuksemburg 10,
MD-3300 Tiraspol, Moldova
END QUOTE
So it appears that the broadcasts do change time from summer to winter, so
English is probably at 1600 UTC until the end of summer time (28 October).
But note the comment: "We have been receiving tons of them since our
frequency has changed."
(Andy Sennit-HOL, dxld Sep 1)
MONACO/FRANCE/GERMANY ERF/TWR German morning program on 1467 kHz ceased
for ever.
Heute Morgen war auch das angekuendigte Ende der Morgensendung ueber Monte
Carlo auf der Mittelwelle 1467 kHz.