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I heard all txions loud and clear in southern Germany, mostly 55555 from<br />

Woofferton, but only fair and fluttery from Rampisham and slight echo too,<br />

but this is the usual prop path from RMP to Stuttgart for their North<br />

African azimuth txions.<br />

Heard the ENRS sce also this morning twice, both outlets strong here in<br />

Stuttgart, but 7260 suffered by 7265 kHz QRM of IBB Biblis. 9540 was much<br />

better choice at 0400-0600 UT.<br />

I believe they were supposed to be back via Merlin a few months ago, then<br />

via France, now apparently Merlin again, correct?<br />

First test on ISS-France in mid Jan, then Merlin around Feb 1st, and then<br />

again ISS-F in mid Febr, now via Merlin U.K. in June again.<br />

(wb, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> June 14)<br />

These are domestic svc relays, correct?<br />

I guess this is a domestic Quran program relay.<br />

ID's like "Huna El Djazair" followed approx 30 seconds later by "Idha'atu<br />

Quran al-Kareem" [Holy Koran Radio].<br />

RTA Algiers heard signing-on 11810 kHz at 1900. Started with national<br />

anthem, then "Huna El Djazair" followed approx 30 seconds later by<br />

"Idha'atu Quran al-Kareem" [Holy Koran Radio]. Reception was good on 11810<br />

kHz, poor on // 9765 kHz.<br />

(Dave Kernick-UK, hcdx June 14)<br />

Heard last night around 2115-2135 with fair reception here on both 7150<br />

and 9710. The ID "idaat al koran al-karim" was mentioned at 2130.<br />

(Dave Kenny-UK, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> June 15)<br />

Your guess about TDA sounds a very feasible one, and Algeria was supposed<br />

to start a sce on SW from A-06 wasn't it? There was a list of freqs issued<br />

but the ones now heard were not amongst them.<br />

Algeria was/is always one of the more "difficult" countries for me to hear<br />

an ID from - until I learned what to listen for >> Huna El Djazair or El<br />

Djazairia" is how it's written in the WRTH, but even so, it can be spoken<br />

quickly and indistinctly. I must try to remember to listen tonight before<br />

the football starts!<br />

(later) The ID on the recording is what I wrote to you - "Huna El Djazair"<br />

and that is the Algerian NA. And the programme is announced as "Koran ...<br />

Kareem" or something like that. Thanks for this - and I thought it was a<br />

very good recording despite what you write about messing it up! So Mauno<br />

is correct - and his knowledge of Arabic is obviously improving, hi!<br />

I'll try myself this evening but I don't think I'll hear such strong<br />

signals here - RMP and WOF are both off the back of the beam to me.<br />

(Noel R. Green-UK, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> June 14)<br />

12025 (via Woofferton), suddenly appearing at 2002 Jun 14 with man in<br />

possible AR with mx bits, but very poor in noise, // 9765 unhrd. Also Jun<br />

15 on 7260 Rampisham at 0420, but // 9540 was all noise. Jun 18 on 9765<br />

with carrier on at scheduled 1900, but no prgmng or was too far down to be<br />

audible and nothing on // 11810-Woofferton. But 11810 noted at 2050 Jun 16<br />

with talk and flute mx, one ment. of "Radio . . ." at 2052. Off in mid-<br />

sentence at 2057.<br />

(Gerry Dexter-WI-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer)<br />

In Jan/Febr 2006 RTA Algiers had a series of SW txions via Issoudun France<br />

and Merlin-UK sites.<br />

History --

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