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Mediumwave DXers chat
You are invited to visit and stay a while at the #mwdx IRC Chat Room on StarChat. We have been around since 1997 and have participants from all over the world.
Info via Bill Harms on Hard-Core-DX
New books
I thought you might like to know that two books about shortwave broadcasting and DXing history that I have been working on for the last three years have now been published. They are /Listening on the Short Waves, 1945 to Today,/ and /Broadcasting on the Short Waves, 1945 to Today./ These books pick up where my first book, /On the Short Waves, 1923-1945: Broadcast Listening in the Pioneer Days of Radio,/ left off. More information about the books can be found at the publisher’s website www.mcfarlandpub.com (search for “Berg”) and at my website www.ontheshortwaves.com (“New Books”).
Jerry Berg
Info via Willi Passmann on A-DX
Chrismas Island Radio via Radio New Zealand International
“Christmas Island Radio” on award winning RNZI:
December 24 2007 0830 UTC 9765 AM/9870 DRM, 1130 UTC 13840 AM/9870
DRM, 1330 UTC 5950 AM, 1530 UTC 5950 AM,
December 25 2007 0330 UTC 15720
AM/17675 DRM.
Info via Paul Gager auf A-DX
The best chance to hear the programme is UTC-morning in Europe.
Radio St Helena test transmission
Radio St Helena is going to be running a TEST TRANSMISSION on our SW Equipment on Thursday 17th May 2007 at 15:00 GMT. We hope you will be able to tune into 11092.5 Kilohertz USB. If you receive us, we would greatly appreciate an e-mail to confirm your reception to this address asap. This test transmission cannot be QSL’d.
Thank you and best regards
Laura
Laura Lawrence (Miss)
Radio Station Manager
Radio St Helena
Pounceys
Tel/Fax: +290 4542
station.manager(@)helanta.sh
Info via Peter Vaegler on A-DX
WRTH 2007
The WRTH 2007 , the bible of the DXer with lots of shortwave-schedules and frequencies on AM and FM, is now available. Read more about the book on http://www.wrth.com/.
You can order the book soon via the Amazon A-DX-shop or the WWDXC-club.
Info via Arnulf Piontek on A-DX list.
Special EDXC-transmission
Special SPBRC and Radio Gardarika short wave transmission for EDXC 2006
On October 22, 2006 (Sunday) SPBRC (Saint-Petersburg Regional Centre) and Radio Gardarika will carry out a special short wave transmission devoted to EDXC 2006 conference in St.Petersburg.
The time is 10.00-11.00 UTC and the frequencies are 12010 kHz in the 25 m.b. for North-West and West Europe and 15640 kHz in the 19 m.b. for South-East and Central Europe and also for North Africa.
Two 200 kW transmitters of our St.Petersburg-Popovka transmitting centre will be used for this program. We hope that our signals will be able to reach some other parts of the world such as South-East Asia, Japan or Australia.
Unfortunately, we do not verify reports for this transmission – but we shall be very grateful for any comments about the reception quality to 12010and15640(@)mail.ru
Thank you in advance.
Mikhail Timofeyev
St.Petersburg
Russia
Source: hard-core-dx List
RMRC QSL-calendar
Rhein-Main-Radio-Club, Frankfurt, Germany proudly present the 2nd edition of the unique QSL-Calendar 2007.
The new calendar will be available to the public from November 2006.
The full colour art print calendar offers real treasures from our historical QSL archives, covering QSL cards from the 1930’s to present. The calender is in English and costs 15 Euro including shipment world wide.
We will give *DXers, DX Clubs, DX-Broadcasters and DX Organisations 20 percent*, ordering 20 copies or more.
The calendar is a beautifull marketing instrument, it is rare, unique and a special gift to business partners dealing with radio business.
All details at our website www.rmrc.de
Harald Gabler
RMRC CEO
www.rmrc.de
Source: A-DX List
RTE Ireland on shortwave
RTE Ireland is again on shortwave on 17th of September, 2006:
Eastern, Central and Southern Africa 1300 – 1700 21720 kHz 250 kW
West and Central Africa 1300 – 1700 17745 kHz 250 kW
East and Central Africa 1300 – 1700 15115 kHz 250 KW
Source: Douglas Kähler in Wellenforum
All Ireland Football Final on shortwave to Africa.
Irish public broadcaster RTEÂ will broadcast the All Ireland Football Final to Africa via shortwave on Sunday 25 September as follows:
To Eastern, Central and Southern Africa: 1300-1700 UTC via Wofferton 21730 kHz
To West Africa: 1300-1700 UTC via Ascension 17680 kHz
East Africa: 1300-1430 UTC via Meyerton 15255 kHz
Central Africa: 1430-1700 via Ascension 15255 kHz
Source: Media Network Weblog.