TAIWAN   RTI Listener Club - Info 2022-May.
Dear friends of the RTI Hoererklub Ottenau.
I would like to remind you once again of the test broadcasts directly from
Tamsui-Taiwan on Saturday 25 June 2022:
11995 kHz (17:00-17:10 UTC)
11995 kHz (17:30-17:40 UTC)
9545 kHz (19:00-19:10 UTC)
7240 kHz (19:20-19:30 UTC)
7250 kHz (19:40-19:50 UTC)
Depending on the success, frequencies will be selected
for the period from 8 to 31 July, 2022;
which will be used on the corresponding weekdays Fri - Sun at 17 and 19 UT.
will be used. I will try to send out further Hoererklub information in time.
Please send reception reports to the address
<german -at- rti.org.tw>
On Saturday 2 July there will be test broadcasts in French language at the
same place.
(Bernd Seiser-D, via wwdxc June 24)
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SW curtain, 81 degr azimuth of scheduled 15575, 9580, 11795, 11810 kHz
The only 81 degr antenna location at
35°49'21.40"N  126°51'58.44"E
https://goo.gl/maps/3AzHk5aDLBNizSEK8
https://www.bing.com/maps?osid=d4537e2a-b65e-4e38-89f8-f375b21dcbdf&cp=35.821808~126.863761&lvl=17&style=h&v=2&sV=2&form=S00027

Is a pity, that KBS refurbishing work in March 2019
of European Ampegon firm Made in Switzerland,
was only cover on the new 250 kW transmitter part,
But NOT deliver
on a revolving RIGID / ALLIS antenna product to erect in Kimjae KOR.
Then, - the use of a 28 degrees direction broadcast
from Kimjae towards CAN / US would be easy.
73 wolfgang df5sx

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Bill Harms

Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2022 3:57 PM
Subject: [HCDX] KBS World Radio Test Transmissions
Here is a great opportunity for shortwave listeners to further develop a
good rapport with a broadcaster. They are upgrading their facilities and
would like feedback from shortwave listeners.
The following is an announcement from KBS World Radio:
-----------------------------------------------------
"Hello Listeners,
We are delighted to announce that our shortwave transmission from Kimje,
South Korea will be normalized after a three week test transmission
starting at 0400 UTC on July 8th, 2019. We thank you for your patience
during the past year.
Our English programming on 9785 kHz that was initially moved to
1800-2100 UTC due to a transmitter problem will be back on 1400-1700 UTC
at a stronger output of 250 kW.
Listeners who tune into our programs on 11810 kHz and 15575 kHz can also
expect to enjoy better reception since the current 100 kW transmitter
will be replaced by a 250 kW transmitter.
Please be sure to tune into KBS World Radio during the test transmission
period and send us your reception reports. Your feedback will help us
find ways to improve your listening experience.
Thank you!
KBS World Radio English Service
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Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
"June 26 is the next broadcast and as it stands now on 6185 Khz,
We broadcast from 20:00 to 23:00 (CET).
If the signal is weak or not audible, you can still listen to our stream 
on the website. "
Google translate from Dutch to English
https://www.radioclassicsunday.com/
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Here is a great opportunity for shortwave listeners to further develop a
good rapport with a broadcaster. They are upgrading their facilities and
would like feedback from shortwave listeners.

The following is an announcement from KBS World Radio:
-----------------------------------------------------
"Hello Listeners,
We are delighted to announce that our shortwave transmission from Kimje, 
South Korea will be normalized after a three week test transmission 
starting at 0400 UTC on July 8th, 2019. We thank you for your patience 
during the past year.
Our English programming on 9785 kHz that was initially moved to 
1800-2100 UTC due to a transmitter problem will be back on 1400-1700 UTC 
at a stronger output of 250 kW.
Listeners who tune into our programs on 11810 kHz and 15575 kHz can also 
expect to enjoy better reception since the current 100 kW transmitter 
will be replaced by a 250 kW transmitter.
Please be sure to tune into KBS World Radio during the test transmission 
period and send us your reception reports. Your feedback will help us 
find ways to improve your listening experience.
Thank you!
KBS World Radio English Service
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Oops, The year was 2019. I hope you understand that I was so excited
about sharing this I neglected to pay attention to the year (2019 in the
original notice).  That said, I think that KBS World Radio would still
appreciate feedback in the form of reception reports for this "New"
update to their facilities.

On 2022-06-23 9:57, Bill Harms wrote:
Here is a great opportunity for shortwave listeners to further develop 
a good rapport with a broadcaster. They are upgrading their facilities 
and would like feedback from shortwave listeners.

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