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1800-1900 on 5849.3 / 245 deg RCI in French<br />

1900-1930 on 5819.3 / 120 deg RSI in Swedish<br />

2100-2200 on 5849.3 / 245 deg RCI in English<br />

Monitored on Jan. 27-30, 2006<br />

(R BUL Observer, Ivo Ivanov and Angel Datzinov, via wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Jan 31)<br />

TAJIKISTAN Freq change for Voice of Tibet in Tibetan and Chinese:<br />

1430-1518 NF 7460 DB 100 kW / 131 deg, x7465 to avoid BBC WS in DRM<br />

mode.<br />

(R BUL Observer, Ivo Ivanov and Angel Datzinov, via wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> Jan 31)<br />

UKRAINE 5880 New freq for North America. From February 1 RUI will<br />

broadcast at 0000 to 0500 UT to North America on freq of 5880 kHz instead<br />

of 5910 kHz. Hope there will be no essential interference to RUI in<br />

America, and the same from RUI to BBC and R. Vatican here in Europe,<br />

because they broadcast to different zones. Thank you very much for help,<br />

and we shall be very grateful for your comments to our reception<br />

conditions in America.<br />

(Alexander Yegorov-UKR RUI, dxld Jan 31)<br />

It appears RUI is considering accepting my suggestion of 5880 as a<br />

replacement for the interfered 5910 to North America, including English at<br />

0100 & 0400. On the <strong>DX</strong> program UT Jan 29 at 0418, Alex Yegorov said, "if<br />

you don't hear us on 5910, try 5880". But nothing definite and 5910 is<br />

still announced at closing. I was, admittedly, listening instead to the<br />

webcast which is lo-fi, but adequate except when mx is played.<br />

He went on that Volodya Salmaniw had found there are several open spots<br />

between 5800 and 5900, but not above there. Walt also recalled the good<br />

ole days when RUI was relayed via Russian Far East, and had better<br />

reception in WNAm. Now, a relay via Delano would do the trick, as Greece<br />

and Thailand are already doing. Alex said this might be possible if RUI<br />

could get on a US satellite.<br />

On the mailbag which followed, one listener asked why there are so many<br />

repeats of the Saturday programs. Reasons include a staff shortage, and a<br />

lack of access to the recording studios. They hope soon to be able to<br />

provide new shows every fortnight (instead of every month?). I also<br />

learned that the highest mountain in Ukraine is in the Carpathians, and<br />

only slightly over 2 km elevation, but the area is very scenic, and prices<br />

are much lower in ski areas, than in neighboring countries or the Alps.<br />

But there is not so much snow at Ukraine's lower elevations.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Jan 29)<br />

U.K. 279 The new Long Wave station set to broadcast from an offshore<br />

platform off the Isle of Man has been given approval by the island's<br />

regulator to delay its launch until the 1st May 2006... to find out more,<br />

please subscribe ... Radio Magazine.<br />

<br />

(via Br<strong>DX</strong>C-UK Feb 1)<br />

More on this story...<br />

'LONG WAIT' RADIO STATION DELAYS CONTINUE<br />

The long-awaited longwave radio station has been delayed again. Just two<br />

months ago, Isle of Man International Broadcasting confirmed it still<br />

hoped to get the station on air this month.<br />

However, it has been confirmed the Communications Commission has agreed an<br />

extension to the licence start date.<br />

Broadcasts are now expected from May 1.

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