Re: ILG from Bernd Friedewald

[Mauno Ritola <ritola@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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At 02.08 10.12.1996 +0200, you wrote:
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>>Hi everybody,
>>
>>I like to start a little discussion here. As maybe some of you have noted
>>Bernd Friedewald is active again with his International Listening Guide
>snip
>>I like to keep an open mind though and just hear your opinions and
>>experiences with Mr. Bernd Friedewald. Maybe he has super contacts and can
>>get info no-one else can get. Maybe he has a network of reporters. Maybe
>>he's a cheat. What do you think?
>>
>>Hans van den Boogert
>
>I would try to find out the accuracy by comparing the signal strength
>several times to other signals where tx powers are known, coming from
>nearby regions.
>
>But it will be hard to find out if the list is accurate - maybe some
>stations are working with less power just because of temporary problems,
>like financial ones or AC-power shortages. An information which does not
>reflect the present situation, does not *necessarily* have to be a badly
>investigated one.
>
>But it would be interesting to know which sources had been used by OM
>Friedewald.
>
I´m not so worried about powers, they are not so essential.  The bigger
problem is transmitter locations, are they reliable?

73 
Mauno