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The HFCC list shows powers of 125 kW (WER has 500 kW senders only?) on<br />

9925 so seemingly there is a reduction in power. Also two azimuths are in<br />

use - 240 degrees and 300 degrees - obviously south of west and north of<br />

west to cover two sce areas. I have no idea how this is done - whether the<br />

txs are "coupled" or operate independently - but is it likely, despite<br />

"power surges", that one of the txs would be fed with a delayed feed in<br />

these circumstances as an 'echo' would be an obvious consequence of doing<br />

so? Or does DTK not realise that SW txions cover areas other than those<br />

intended? I suggest that Jerry's echo is being caused by some form of dual<br />

path propagation, but what that path might be I can only guess. It would<br />

be interesting to know for certain.<br />

An 'echo' more usually occurs when two sites are in use on just one<br />

frequency. A very good example of this currently at my location is the BBC<br />

Arabic sce on 11680 at 0600-0900 from RMP at 168deg and via CYP 0600-0800<br />

at 101deg. This must be due to satellite delivery delay to one of the<br />

senders. Hopefully, listeners in the target areas don't suffer the same<br />

effects. But as noticed recently, SKN and WOF on 17640 as heard around<br />

1200/1400 are in synchrony, although some other 'mushy' effects are<br />

noticed at my location. And I also recall from times past when RNI used<br />

6020 via Flevo and Madagascar to carry the same evening programme that<br />

listeners experienced an echo until synchrony was established.<br />

(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld June 2)<br />

From 0100 to 0300 only, both Nauen and Wertachtal are in use on 9925, so<br />

they could easily have different program feed routing and consequent<br />

delays, which however should be easily avoided. Different delays somewhere<br />

along the feed route could be due to digital processing of the audio,<br />

and/or satellite routing. Does anyone hear any echo on 9925 in the 23-01<br />

period when only the two Wertachtals are in use or is it one tx split in<br />

twain feeding two antennas? Or at 03-05 when only Nauen is in use?<br />

Long/short path echoes are rarely strong enough or delayed enough to be<br />

such a problem.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld June 2)<br />

6190, Deutschlandfunk, 0045-0106, June 11, German, Program of very nice<br />

classical mx and occasional OM. Pips at 0100 into news. YL w/ "canned' ID<br />

at 0105. Fair/poor. Does this station also ID as "Radio Deutschland"?.<br />

Thought I heard the OM say that at mx programs end.<br />

(Scott R Barbour-NH-USA, hcdx June 9)<br />

DRM auf 1593 kHz Sender Langenberg des WDR. Vielleicht ist der Sender<br />

jetzt, wie vorgesehen, zur WM offiziell in Betrieb? Aber mit welchem<br />

Programm?<br />

Das Signal kommt hier jetzt, ca. 35km Entfernung Luftlinie mit S9+55 an.<br />

Gesendet wird mit 23,5 kbps in Stereo.<br />

Programm: WDR 2 klassik<br />

Audioqualitaet: Sehr gut, von UKW kaum zu unterscheiden<br />

Winradio G303i, 30 km suedlich Kassel<br />

(Klaus Schneider-D, A-<strong>DX</strong> June 8)<br />

In EA6 Mallorca gestern ein Hauch von DRM 1593 kHz am spaeten Nachmittag<br />

gehoert.<br />

Viel staerker ist DRM Mailand 693 kHz. Ansonsten auf Kurzwelle immer drei<br />

Kanaele fuer AM Empfang dicht, meist so 14 kHz breit von DRM belegt,<br />

zumindest im vorzueglichen Sony ICF 2001/2010.<br />

(wb df5sx, on whitsuntide holiday on Mallorca Isl Spain, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> June<br />

7/8)<br />

GHANA/KENIA 4915 GBC Accra in Vernaculars, 1950 UT, Sinpo very weak 1-2<br />

533 1-2. At 2037 UT like a 5 kW station. Co-channel user Kenia not heard<br />

at this time span.

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