Re: [HCDX] Re: 17299 kHz - Radio Omega-Polis (UKR)

["Karel Honzik" <karel-honzik@xxxxxxxx>]

> Hi Karel and all,

> > Commercial radio station Radio Omega-Polis, Sevastopol, Ukraine is
relayed
> > on 17299 kHz (USB) when there are no phone calls on this maritime
> frequency
> > (= most of the time).

> I've listened to it in FM, when stayed near Sevastopol this August. To my
> ears, station's name sounded more like "Radio Megapolis".
>
> 73,
> Dmitri Mezin,
> Kazan, Russia

Dmitri,
the station with this name (Omega-Polis) is listed also in European FM
Handbook on the frequencies they announce.
I think I could hear clearly (and many times) the ID "Radio Omega Polis",
pronounced in Russian like "Amega Polis" with stress on "e".
I agree that "Megapolis" would be perhaps more logical.

Somebody wrote here he did not hear this station on 17299 kHz (USB). I have
not been
listening to it now for three days, but my friend told me he has been
hearing the station daily at around noon UTC.

GOOD DX,

Karel Honzik
the Czech Republic (Czechia)
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