now that will be interesting, i've always wanted to hear what
English's closest living relative sounds like
thanks

On 17/02/2017, Wolfgang Bueschel <dg1...@t-online.de> wrote:
> FRANCE/GERMANY   Tuesday 21 February:
> Annual SW broadcast of Radio Oeoemrang
> Amrum Island, German North Frisian Islands.
>
> TDF Issoudun or MBR Nauen in Frisian dialect, German and English.
>
> QSLs via transmitter operator Media Broadcast:
>
> <qsl-shortwave -at- media-broadcast.com>
>
> Tentatively 1600-1659 UT on 15215 kHz via MBR Nauen Germany site.
> (Febr BrDXC-UK "Communication" magazine, direct and via dxld Febr 8)
>
>
> requested on ITU / HFCC database at present:
> 15215 kHz via TDF Issoudun, France.
>
> 15215 kHz 1600-1700 UT to North American zones 4,8,9
> via ISS TDF Issoudun site 500 kW, azimuth 300degrees towards MA/NY
> ITU ant#217 curtain type.
> single day 3=Tuesday 210217-210217
> Multi language  F   MBR  request #18602 via feeder 'A.nusae'
>
> wb. df5sx Febr 16
>
>
>


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