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WORLDWIDE DX CLUB Weekly Top News

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MEXICO XEXQ, 6045, audible with classical mx at 1247 UT on July 7. I<br />

wonder how much farther this can make it in the mornings. Has also been<br />

reported by John Wilkins near Denver.<br />

(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld July 8)<br />

6045.1 R. Universidad at 1330-1355+ UT on July 9. Classical mx to 1332,<br />

the YL ancr with ID and talk (I think she was giving the playlist) to 1335<br />

UT, then more symphonic delights. Slightly better signal than usual but<br />

was slowly deteriorating and was unreadable by 1400 UT.<br />

(John Wilkins-CO, <strong>DX</strong>plorer July 9)<br />

6010 R. Mil, Cd. de Mejico, on 5 July, at 0752-f/out 0850 UT, Spanish,<br />

songs, few talks; 33432.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> July 11)<br />

MONGOLIA 4830 Mongoliin R, Altay, 8 July, at 2136-2150 UT, Mongolian,<br />

light mx; not // to Murun 4895; 35433.<br />

4895 Mongoliin R, Murun, on 8 July, at 2134-2147 UT, Mongolian, orchestral<br />

arrangements; not // to Altay 4830; 45433.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> July 11)<br />

MOROCCO 936 RTM-"C", Agadir, observed on 9 July at 0916-... UT, Berber<br />

(?), traditional songs; not // to 1044 kHz; 33432, QRM de E.<br />

7308 RTM-"C", Sebaa Aioun, on 6 July at 0950-... UT, Berber, songs;<br />

25433. Harmonic of 1044 kHz, the strongest MW outlet carrying prgrs. in<br />

Berber.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc BC-<strong>DX</strong> July 11)<br />

NETHERLANDS We are pleased to announce the online release of the Media<br />

Network 25th anniversary vodcast produced by Jonathan Marks. Because of<br />

the file size, the video has been split into six self-contained parts.<br />

Victor Goonetilleke is interviewed in one of these. You can download any<br />

or all of them as you wish. Encoding has been done in Windows Media and<br />

QuickTime formats, as we believe most of our users will have one or the<br />

other. You will find more details and the download links on this page:<br />

<br />

(RNW MN NL via Ritola and Goonetilleke; dswci <strong>DX</strong>W July 12)<br />

Dutch txion provider Nozema Services advises that the mediumwave tx in<br />

Flevoland on 747 kHz will be off the air for maintenance from Tuesday 11<br />

July at 2130 UTC till Wednesday 12 July at 0300 UTC. This maintenance will<br />

not affect Radio 10 Gold on 1008 kHz. Radio 747 may remain on the air<br />

using the 40 kW backup tx at Lopik, but that isn't strictly necessary as<br />

the station will be relaying Radio 1 throughout the maintenance period.<br />

(RNW MN NL via Br<strong>DX</strong>C-UK July 10)<br />

Although UK commercial station Big L continues to say it will be returning<br />

to the air shortly on 1395 kHz, the location of the tx remains a mystery.<br />

Dutch Big L forum member Peter Vrakking visited the Trintelhaven tx site<br />

yesterday, from where txions originated last year, and discovered there's<br />

nothing there except the antenna and antenna tuner. All the boxes with tx,<br />

satellite dishes and generator were gone. So the question is whether<br />

they've been taken to another location in the Netherlands. It certainly<br />

doesn't appear that there are going to be any txions from Trintelhaven in<br />

the near future. Investigations continue, as Big L continues its policy of<br />

not revealing any details.<br />

(RNW MN NL, via Br<strong>DX</strong>C-UK July 12)<br />

Despite the investigations by Dutch listener Peter Vrakking that revealed<br />

no transmitting equipment, or even a building, at the Trintelhaven tx site<br />

on 11 July, UK-based commercial radio station Big L is still insisting

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