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Yes, 846 kHz is nowadays a good frequency to monitor Iraq. In the article
"Monitoring Iraq: War of the Airwaves" at http://www.dxing.info/articles/iraq.dx
I'm trying to keep track of all broadcasting to and from Iraq, and any
observations on active stations would be most welcome.
73s
Jouko Huuskonen wrote: It would be quite interesting to know the number of active MW-outlets of REPUBLIC OF IRAQ RADIO. Listened to their General Service last night 2220 to 0013 UTC on 846 kHz. This is their 300 kW transmitter in Nasiriya. First there was a programme that sounded like an interview of Saddam, both in English and Arabic. Clear ID after the news in Arabic 0005 UTC. They went off the air 0013 UTC. 73´sJouko HuuskonenTurku FINLAND Rx: AOR 7030+Ant: Wellbrook ALA 1530P-loop |
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