Hei Jari et al, Luulen, ett� sin� kuuntelit ohjelmaa Bishkekist�, via Radio Extol.
Here's what has been recently published in the 108th edition of Signal bulletin: = = = = = MONACO/KYRGYZSTAN and CHINA/MOLDOVA 1467, Trans World Radio, 22 Aug, 1555 and later. Broadcast in Russian, relayed via Radio Extol in Bishkek. SIO 333. After 1606 some interference appeared, caused by CRI, also in Russian. The latter was not parallel to its SW outlets, for instance 13655 kHz. That was a relay via Grigoriopol, Moldova. TWR switched to Kazakh language at 1615. And CRI continued in Russian till 1628, when female voice announced that the broadcast went on the waves of World Radio Network. Operator in Grigoriopol apparently forgot to switch the transmitter off on time, so I had the chance to listen to the beginning of Radio Polonia broadcast that followed. Signed off at 1632. (Alexei Kulinchenko, Kazan, Russia) = = = = = AFAIK, MW broadcasts via Bishkek are pre-recorded, therefore not parallel to any SW frequency. (My Finnish is not so good to translate all that, anteeksi!!!) > 10/9 1645 kuului jaksolla 1467 TWR-ohjelmaa englanniksi. > V�h�n ennen tasaa sitten Maiac (kai) aloitti viritysoperaatiot, 73, Dmitry ___________________________________________________________________________________ Tsekkaa HCDX:n uusi www sivu: http://www.hard-core-dx.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------- DX mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dallas.hard-core-dx.com/mailman/listinfo/dx _______________________________________________ THE INFORMATION IN THIS ARTICLE IS FREE. It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at http://dsl.org/copyleft/dsl.txt
