Chinese station on 15800 kHz is China National Radio-1 in Chinese
vs.Taiwanese low powered Sound of Hope/Xi Wang Zhi Sheng
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На сб, 11.04.2020 г. в 9:25 <hartvig@wmr.dk> написа:
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> After having been silent on SW since September 2019, World Music Radio
> (WMR) is now back on 15805 kHz using a 3 element yagi beamed south - every
> Saturday and Sunday at 07-20 UTC. The transmitter power is 200 Watts and
> the signal is audible almost worldwide for dedicated DXers. Unless one is
> in Eastern Jutland, Denmark and can get the ground wave, having a good
> receiver, a good aerial and being at a site without man made interference -
> as well as having patience - and listening at the right time of the day
> (when propagation is best) is needed in order to catch WMR on 15805.
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> Best reception usually is in Southern Europe, but it is also possible to
> receive 15805 kHz in the Eastern Europe, Middle East, all over Africa, in
> parts of South America and the Eastern part of North America. Also in Asia
> “on a good day”.
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> Sometimes 15805 suffer from some interference from a Chinese station on
> 15800 kHz.
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> Sometimes short skip propagation is providing excellent reception in
> Central Europe. But propagation is changing all the time and catching the
> low power signals from WMR on 15805 is really a challenge for DXers in most
> places. It is not just switching on your receiver and tuning in – as is
> often the case with big international broadcasters using 100,000 – 500,000
> Watts of power.
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> Please note that the signals of WMR on 15805 kHz are only suitable for AM
> listening, so don’t use SSB.
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> Reception reports are acknowledged by an eQSL for reports sent to
> wmr@wmr.dk - or by a QSL card (as well as stickers and as long as stocks
> last: a pennant) for reports sent to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960
> Randers SØ, Denmark (kindly enclose return postage: 2 IRCs, 5 euro or
> equivalent. Sorry but 1 or 2 USD won’t do). Please note that reception
> reports using remote receivers (such as remote Kiwi SDRs) are not QSLed.
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> There are two reasons for WMR being off air on SW for several months.
> First the Danish telecom agency refused to issue a new license to utilise
> “out of band frequencies on a non-interference basis”. This issue was
> however settled. Second problem was a storm which damaged the yagi aerial..
> The aerial was repaired a few days ago and it now works very well again -
> from the transmitter site just north of Randers in Eastern Jutland, Denmark.
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> The second SW frequency of WMR, 5840 kHz, is expected to be back on the
> air from a new transmitter site by the end of April 2020.
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> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
> www.wmr.radio & www.radio208.dk
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