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(wb, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Nov 21)<br />

I'm glad you managed to hear RRI Jakarta on 11860 kHz. As I said, it puts<br />

in a really good signal to W.A. It is quite amazing how a single shortwave<br />

transmitter can cover a wide area.<br />

(Barry Hartley-NZL, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Nov 21)<br />

ITALY Frequency change for RAI International:<br />

0345-0405 NF 7200 ROM 100 kW / 052 deg in Russian, x7165 // 5965 11830<br />

0405-0425 NF 7200 ROM 100 kW / 052 deg in Ukrainian,x7165 // 5965<br />

(R BULGARIA <strong>DX</strong> MIX <strong>News</strong>, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Nov 23)<br />

And what did happen to the shut-down Santa Palomba mediumwave station (846<br />

kHz), does it still exist or has it been demolished in the meantime?<br />

It's still there, they switch on transmitters (Thompson - 2 x 300 kWw, 2 x<br />

600 kW) one time a month or so on dummy load. I think they'll make some<br />

low power DRM tests in the next future ... but Santa Palomba's "future" is<br />

still uncertain<br />

(Roberto Scaglione-I, dxld Oct 31)<br />

TX sites on Google Earth imagery:<br />

MW 846/1332 kHz location is 41N42 12E35 Santa Palomba, exact<br />

Google Earth coordinates: Latitude: Longitude:<br />

41 42 15N 12 34 55 E.<br />

846 kHz, tall mast, and a small reflector on western side. 1332 kHz, three<br />

masts on the right side.<br />

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

JAPAN Eff October 29, 2006, some frequencies will be changed. Complete<br />

chart of new frequencies has been uploaded to our website:<br />

<br />

New leaflet of Radio Japan Broadcast Schedule and Program Schedule has<br />

been sent to your place by postal mail. NHK World Radio Japan.<br />

(via Barry Hartley-NZL, via wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Oct 26)<br />

KOREA D.P.R. I also tried to find the new frequencies of Voice of Korea<br />

as they seem to change every first monday of November and confirm the freq<br />

published by A. Piontek this week. I think frequencies are the same as<br />

last winter season. Moreover I heard them on 9650 in Japanese around 0800<br />

UTC.<br />

On 10 Nov I heard for the first time this week Arabic/English at 1500 and<br />

1600 UTC on 9990 (under Egypt) and 11545 (when Lincoln number station is<br />

silent), until it faded out some minutes after 1600 UT.<br />

Also I traced Voice of Korea in French on 7100 between 1800 and 1900 UT.<br />

At the end of the programme they announced all frequencies for the French<br />

language service. But as the reception was rather difficult, I could not<br />

follow all announcements. It seem there is no change as to B05 season.<br />

Best reception is on 6285 in Korean/Russian/German from 1300 to 2100 UTC.<br />

Conditions are much worse than in summer season, when it was on some days<br />

possible for me to receive all eight foreign language frequencies in the<br />

evening.<br />

On the frequency of 6398.8 kHz I found Korean opera music and speeches<br />

>from around 1500 until 1900 UTC (sign-off). This should be Pyoenyang<br />

station in Korean. // 6250 at 1630 much weaker and disturbed by strange<br />

sound.<br />

(Udo Krueger-D, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Nov 11)<br />

VOK B-06 schedule, will find some strange frequencies under seven entries,<br />

71 or 151. This is because they ended in 00, and I had done a search-and-

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