Weak signal in Bulgaria at 0915UT, Jan.6

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ÐÐ ÐÐ, 6.01.2019 Ð. Ð 8:13 Ñ. Stig Hartvig Nielsen <hartvig@wmr.dk> ÐÐÐÐÑÐ:

>
>
> World Music Radio (WMR) commenced broadcasting on 15805 kHz on December
> 25th
> 2018 and has now been on the air daily (well almost) since then. Now today
> is the final day of daily broadcasting. As from tomorrow WMR will only be
> on
> the air on 15805 kHz Saturday and Sundays.
>
>
>
> Broadcasting hours are 0700-2000 UTC and the power is only 0.2 kW making it
> a difficult â and irregular - catch. But the signal does get out. Right now
> (08 UTC) WMR can be heard in Russia (Ural and perhaps into Siberia) and in
> Southern Europe. In a couple of hours the signal can be picked up in Brazil
> and around 13-16 UTC good reception has been experienced almost daily in
> Eastern North America on 15805. Propagation after local sunset in Denmark
> is
> apparently rather âsketchyâ. Only once the signal made a short skip
> propagation into Ireland and Western UK. Would be interesting to learn if
> the signal can be received â anywhere â after 16 or 17 UTC.
>
>
>
> Reception reports are welcome to wmr@wmr.dk and will usually be QSLed
> within
> a month.
>
>
>
> Best 73âs
>
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen, World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SÃ,
> Denmark
>
> www.wmr.radio
>
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73! Ivo Ivanov

More information on the shortwave listening hobby,
please visit to http://swldxbulgaria.blogspot.com

QTH-1: Patreshko, Bulgaria
Receiver: Afedri SDR
Software: SDR-Console v2.3(using remote connection)
Antennas: various Inverted V and beverage antennas.

QTH-2: Sofia OK2, Bulgaria
Receiver: Sony ICF-2001D
Antenna: 30 m. long wire
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