----- Original Message -----
From: <df...@darc.de>
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2017
Subject: Fw: Radio DARC broadcasts 17-22 September
FYI
18:00-18:30z – 6070 kHz with 100 kW for Ce, No and SoEUR
18:00-18:30z – 9540 kHz with 100 kW for Western Europe
via ORS Moosbrunn broadcast center in Austria near Vienna,
heard on remote SDR Perseus units europeanwide net
on Sept 17 at 1800-1830z :
6070 kHz 9540 kHz
Doha Qatar S=9+10dB S=8-9 noisy
Liverpool GB S=9+55dB S=9+35dB
Belgium S=9+40dB S=9+15dB
Athens Greece S=9+40dB S=9+25dB
Finland S=9+45dB S=9+15dB
CentralSweden S=9+20dB S=8-9
Munich Bavaria S=9+30dB S=7
Styria East Austria S=9+15dB S=6-7
Genua Italy/Monaco S=9+60dB! S=9+10dB
Rome Italy S=9+40dB S=5-6 poor signal
Amberg DARC Bavaria S=9+30dB S=8
vy73 wolfgang df5sx P11
----- Original Message -----
From: "'BrDXC' Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2017
Subject: [BDXC-UK] Radio DARC broadcasts 17-22 September
A reminder about these special broadcasts in English and German from Radio
DARC - starting this evening:
Radio DARC International Shortwave Broadcasts
During the 24th IARU Region 1 Conference in Landshut, Germany, there will be
a series of six consecutive special shortwave transmissions to keep the IARU
Region 1 amateur radio audience up to date with news and background reports
The programmes will be in the English language.
The RADIO DARC programmes will be compiled by Eva-Maria, DG9MFG, Christian,
DL8MDW, Peter, HB9MQM and Rainer, DF2NU, the Editor-in-chief.
Several transmitters and shortwave bands are used to allow reception in
different target regions of IARU Region 1. The broadcasting partner is the
Austrian Broadcasting Transmitters Corporation (ORS) in Moosbrunn near
Vienna. The schedule is as follows:
Sunday, 17 September to Friday, 22 September 2017
17:30 - 18:00 UTC - 13 775 kHz with 300 kW for Africa
17:30 - 18:00 UTC - 9 790 kHz with 100 kW for Eastern Europe / Russia / ME
18:00 - 18:30 UTC – 6 070 kHz with 100 kW for Ce, No and SoEUR
18:00 - 18:30 UTC – 9 540 kHz with 100 kW for Western Europe
RADIO DARC is the weekly magazine of the German Amateur Radio Club for radio
amateurs and shortwave listeners, with three broadcasts on 6 070 kHz for
Europe. The programs contain DX news, technical features and reports from
the DARC, as well as commentary, propagation forecasts and some great music
from the 70s and 80s.
Reception reports can be sent to <ra...@darc.de>
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