You can now find the latest DXpedition report from Aihkiniemi, in the
Finnish Lapland, online at http://www.dxing.info/dxpeditions/aih76rep.htm
We heard many rare stations from the Pacific, including Radio Tuvalu
(621 AM), never before heard in Finland. Also Gold FM from Fiji (990 AM)
and V6AH from Micronesia (1449 AM) were identified. A couple of good
mornings to Latin America resulted in a major load of stations from
Argentina and Brazil, and North American stations were picked up every
day during the two-week DXpedition. In the report you can also enjoy
photos of aurora borealis, the northern lights, for which Lapland is an
ideal travel destination.
The AIH72 and AIH76 DXpeditions have so far resulted in at least a
couple of radio interviews and these two news articles:
- http://www.lu24.com.ar/lu-24-llego-a-finlandia-a-traves-de-su-am/
-
http://www.bomboradyo.com/signal-bombo-radyo-kalibo-umabot-hasta-sa-finland/
This past week the DXing.info website saw a major update and overhaul.
DXpeditions are now more prominently displayed on DXing.info, because
they are the most popular part of the website. The DXing.info Community
(discussion forum) has now been replaced with a Facebook group. If you
are interested in AM broadcast band DXing, you're most welcome to join
the group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/297973940712631/
73,
Mika Makelainen
http://www.DXing.info/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/297973940712631/
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