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Walt, not real answer to your recent question ? ... I guess --
vy73 de wolfie df5sx page # 16 of ADDX Radio-Kurier 1-1996 page # 16 of ADDX Radio-Courier 1-1996 USA/IRLAND - Since 11/30/95 RTE DUBLIN has leased half an hour of airtime daily from WWCR. WWCR takes over the signal from the Galaxy 5 satellite and broadcasts it twice a day. The broadcast at 1930 is on 12160 kHz, the one at 1000 on 5065 kHz with the destination Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The start of transmission planned for the beginning of December was brought forward due to the visit of President Clinton to Ireland. RTE/E. Dunne, InterNet / G. Beyvers, J. Bast USA/IRLAND - Seit 30.11.95 hat RTE DUBLIN taeglich eine halbe Stunde Sendezeit bei WWCR angemietet. WWCR uebernimmt das Signal vom Satelliten Galaxy 5, und strahlt es zwei Mal taeglich aus. Die Sendung um 1930 kommt auf 12160 kHz, die um 1000 auf 5065 kHz mit dem Zielgebiet Asien, Australien und Neuseeland. Der fuer Anfang Dezember geplante Sendestart war wegen des Besuchs von Praesident Clinton in Irland vorverlegt worden. RTE/E. Dunne, InterNet & G. Beyvers, J. Bast from German Radio Kurier Febr 1996:
IRLAND/USA - RTE DUBLIN plant weitere Kurzwellensendungen, wenn sich das Relay via WWCR als erfolgreich erweisen sollte. Die Testphase soll sechs Monate dauern. VoA Communications World via WBI 49 IRELAND/USA - RTE DUBLIN is planning further shortwave transmissions if the relay
via WWCR proves to be successful. The test phase is scheduled to last six months.
VoA Communications World via WBI 49
Oct 24, 1997
IRELAND RTE will b/c Ireland v. Belgium football on Oct 29 at 1930 UTC
over 6010, 7110, 9845 & 9860 kHz. (VOA CommWorld) I'm not sure over which
stn--BBC? Deutsche Telekom Juelich? (Jerry Berg-USA, Oct 26, 1997) RTE via ? RTE football Ireland vv Belgium, Wed Oct 29th, 1930-2129 UTC.
It was probably a sports live coverage txion via UK/BBC/Merlin txs. Final
result of the football match was Ireland 1 vv Belgium 1 Could nicely listen to a tremendous signal on SW 6010 kHz and followed in
// seeing direct TV relay on DSF - 'German Sports Channel' on TV set
tonight. All SW txions stopped at 2129 UTC, despite RTE commercials and
commentary supplement were still in progress. After some sunspot
disturbance occured in the afternoon, and a lot of fluttery signals too
[see different item concerning unusual Indonesia reception at 1900 UTC on
19 mb here in EUR], reception improved during the Football match. Skelton-
UK 6010 kHz S=5+60 dB twisted the needle. Both adjacent channels free
this night. 7110 kHz obviously not used [at least not fr UK, likely used for AUS/PAC
coverage via Kranji Singapore site?] for this test match coverage. Terrible 7110 kHz channel coverage here: CNR Beijing in French, TRT Ankara
in Turkish to NoAF, and RDP Lisbon in Portuguese too. No room for RTE
relay. At least, I heard nothing here in CeEUR. 9845 kHz and 9860 kHz
performing well too. But 9860 suffered by co-channel new CRI Urumchi
powerhouse. 9845 S=3-4, 9860 32332. (WB Oct 29, 1997) Radio Telefis Eireann, Ireland's national broadcaster, is txing special
progrs on SW dealing with the election of a new president and two important
soccer internationals which will decide whether Ireland or Belgium get a
place in next year's World Cup competition. The progrs are: Ireland v
Belgium: 29th Oct, 1930 UTC 6010, 7110, 9845 and 9860 kHz. Election Count:
31st Oct, 2100 UTC 6010, 6125, 7180, 7210, 15250 and 15360 kHz. This Week:
2nd Nov 1300 UTC 5070, 7150, 13610, 15105, 15115, 17605, 17790 and 17810
kHz. Belgium v Ireland: 15th Nov 1900 UTC 6010, 7110, 9335, 9565 and 9860
kHz. All the above progrs will also be available in audio on RTE's Internet
site: http://www.rte.ie (BBCM via AGDX, Oct 24, 1997)
Nov 13, 1997
IRELAND [BBC / Merlin] Radio Telefis Eireann, Ireland's national
broadcaster, is txing special progrs on SW, RTE will cover the football
world cup match Belgium vv Ireland in Brussels on Sat Nov 15th, from 1900
UTC. Hired SW txs, using 6010 7110 9330 9565, and 9860 kHz. 7110 kHz
obviously not fr UK, likely in usage for AUS coverage via Kranji Singapore
site?] for this match coverage. The above progr will also be available in
audio on RTE's Internet site: http://www.rte.ie (RNMN Nov 13, 1997)
Nov 15, 1997 IRELAND/UK Football test match Belgium vv Ireland coverage by RTE Dublin
via Merlin facilities on Nov 15th at 1900-2100 UTC. 6010 and 9860 doing
well here in WeEUR. 9330 kHz fluttery and weak, seems from overseas relay,
due to satellite delay hops remarkable. 9565 kHz suffering by overcrowded
31 mb usage. Heard 7110 kHz but very weak and underneath at least further
more three stns on same channel. (WB Nov 15, 1997)
March 1998
IRELAND [non?] RTE, will carry its weekly "Worlds Apart" prorg for
Irish aid workers and missionaries in developing countries for 13 weeks,
beginning Mar 10 as follows: Tue to SoAM 2300 9925; Wed to SoEaAS 1330
12015, to EaAF 1500 15120, to AF 1700 11605, and to WeAF 1800 11605.
(RTE via VOA CommWorld, via NU, March 7, 1998)
No tx location given. [DTK or Merlin/BBC ? ]
IRELAND [non]. New weekly RTE relay of Worlds Apart progr on foreign aid
was fair Tue Mar 10 at 2305-2350 via Germany 260d on 9925, starting with
report about Burundi, during one-hour txion starting with En nx and ending
with Gaelic. (Glenn Hauser-OK, WORLD OF RADIO 932, March 12, 1998) Sites for repeats on Wed are: 1330 12015 152d from Irkutsk, Russia to SE
Asia; 1500 15120 19d from Meyerton-RSA, to EaAF; 1600 11605 160d from
Juelich to No/Ce/SoAF; 1700 11605 200d from Juelich to WeAF. The series
runs 13 weeks.
(Wesley Boyd, RTE via Finbarr O'Driscoll, RIB and WORLD OF RADIO 932,
March 12 1998) IRELAND RTE progr to be bc on SW. The new series of "Worlds Apart", the
RTE Radio 1 progr dealing with developing countries, will be relayed to
many regions of the world on SW. In association with the Irish Aid progr of
the Dept of Foreign Affairs, RTE has leased a number of high-power SW
freqs. "The aim is to reach as many Irish aid workers and missionaries as
possible in the developing world and to highlight for the wider audience
Ireland's contribution to various projects," says Julie Hayde of BCing
Developments. The txions (with prime target areas) are as follows: 2300 UTC
Tues on 9925 (SoAM); 1700 Weds 11605 (NoCe and SoAF); 1800 Weds 11605
(WeAF); 1300 Weds 12015 (SoEaAS); and 1500 Weds 15120 (EaAF). Reception
should be widely available outside the prime areas. [Two of the above freqs have been hired through Merlin Communications - the
privatized BBCWS txion company: 12015 kHz via IRK-RUS and 15120 via
Meyerton-RSA.] (BBCM via AGDX, March 13, 1998) [But 9925 and 11605 are used by DTK Juelich at other times and days of the
week, see Z98 schedule above, ed] Sites for repeats on Wed are: 1330 12015 152 degr from Irkutsk-RUS to
SoEaAS; 1500 15120 19 degr fr Meyerton-RSA, to EaAF; 1600 11605 160 degr fr
DTK Juelich to N/C/SAF; 1700 11605 200 degr fr Juelich to WeAF. The series
runs 13 weeks. (via EDXP) Febr 1999
ASCENSION ISL RTE Radio One in En via BBC relay: 1830-1900 (x1730) on
17885 (45544), 250 kW, 27 degr. (PanIview-BUL, Feb 1, 1999) July 1999
IRELAND [non] Latest sked for RTE Dublin: 1000-1030 11740-SNG AS/AUS;
1830-1900 17885-ASC AF; 1830-1900 Mon-Fri 12160-WWCR EUR/AM/AF, 1900-1930
Sat/Sun 12160-WWCR EUR/AF/AM. (BBCM, via EDXP, Jun 23, 1999) RTE's daily nx bulletin on SW has been extended to CeAM on 6155 [ATG? -wb]
at 0130 [tx site?? -gh]. The freq for AF has been changed to 21630-ASC at
1830. Services to NoAM on 12160 (at 1830) and to SoEaAS, incl AUS on 11740-
SNG at 1000 continue unchanged.
[WWCR and Merlin/Singapore, respectively -gh]
Depending on conditions these freqs should be receivable beyond the target
areas. (J. Hayde, RTE, Jun 30, WORLD OF RADIO 995, July 8, 1999) July 1999
IRELAND/UK/USA Finally remembered to check RTE's new relay to CeAM on
6155 UT Mon July 12: *0129:45 amidst ad for Mazda, then Irish Mirror and
its sports coverage. Then ID as "Radio One, just after half past 6" so
presumably delayed from 1730 like on WWCR. Still no info on site for this
one, but signal was good with rolling fades; could be DTK [see below]. Three mins of news by woman, concluding at 0133 with "News again at 7" --
not for the megalisteners to this freq -- are they oblivious of their SW
audience? Another Irish Mirror ad, car insurance country-wide by phoning
617-9950, timecheck for 25:7, into weather summary, and 0137 sports nx,
whence I departed. Off a bit before 0200 but I wasn't listening in time in
case there was some switching error to give us a clue on relay site.
(Glenn Hauser, REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING, July 15, 1999) The new RTE Overseas Sce on 6155 at 0130 daily to CeAM is coming from
Rampisham-England (Merlin) acc to mail received from Julie Hayde.
(RTE, Dublin). By the way, your recent posting on DX report omitted to say that the same
sce via WWCR 12160, goes out at 1900 Sat & Sun. The 1830 slot is Mon-Fri.
(Finbarr O'Driscoll-IRL, 12 Jul '99, WORLD OF RADIO 996, JUly 15, 1999)
also Sept 2001
IRELAND From HFCC registration: That's a RTE txion via Merlin brokery
Rampisham-U.K. Target zones:
10 Mexico
11 Caribbean, Central America 6155 0130-0200 10,11 RMP 500 kW 275 degr daily 2503-281001 IRL RTE MER
Other RTE sces via Kranji-SNG, Sackville-CAN, Skelton-G, Ascension-ASC
(ed, Sep 8) 6155 0130-0200 10,11 RMP 500 275 daily 2503-281001 IRL RTE MER
11685 1000-1030 55,58-60 SNG 250 135
13640 1830-1900 4,6-9 SAC 250 277
15315 1800-1830 39 SKN 300 110
21630 1830-1900 46-48,52,53 ASC 250 085 Funny on 6155.
I am still pondering on the fact that from 0130-0200 the Irish are there
on 6155, with a progr which was bc about seven hrs earlier on their own
home network. I have assembled the courage to write to RTE-1 asking what
the devil is this, and for what ? . So far no answer. No mystery here. This SW bc has been on the air for years. It's simply a
re-run of an earlier nx bc from RTE-1, branded as RTE R Worldwide. The Web
page is <http://www.rte.ie/radio/worldwide.html> which gives the following
schedule, to which I've added the tx sites: Ascension 21630 kHz (AF) 1830-1900
Singapore 11685 kHz (SoEaAS, incl AUS) 1000-1030
Rampisham 6155 kHz (CeAM) 0130-0200
Sackville 13640 kHz (Ce&EaAmerica) 1830-1900
Skelton 15315 kHz (Middle East) 1800-1830
Nice of them to use a different site for each txion :-)
There's also an E-mail address for further information, which is
<haydej@rte.ie> (Andy Sennitt-HOL, hcdx Sep 9)
Febr 2011
RTE Radio One
1930-2030 6225 MEY 100 kW non-dir to SoAF English
that's from 2010 year - not that question asked
and from Sept 2008 too IRELAND [non] RTE Radio 1 will bring live commentary of Sunday's All-
Ireland Hurling final between Waterford and Kilkenny [on 7 Sept] and the
All-Ireland Football final between Kerry and Tyrone on 21 Sept to GAA fans
worldwide using various broadcasting technologies. In Ireland, fans will be able to hear live commentary of on RTE Radio 1 on
FM, LW 252, online at RTE.ie, via NTL and Sky television and on DAB
digital radio in Dublin, Cork and Limerick. In the UK, RTE Radio 1 will broadcast live commentary on LW 252, online at
RTE.ie, via satellite (Hotbird and Eurobird), cable television and on
Freesat. Throughout the rest of Europe, fans can hear RTE Radio 1's live commentary
via RTE.ie, LW 252, satellite and DRM trials. Frequencies: 11715 kHz until
1330, 9850 kHz from 1330 to 1500 UT. In Africa, and as far as Southern Asia, RTE Radio 1 will broadcast live
commentary from 1300-1500 UTC on both 7 and 21 September as follows: To West of Central Africa: 11695 kHz
To East of Central Africa: 11960 kHz
To Southern Africa: 7295 kHz GAA fans in countries such as the United States, Canada and Australia
can hear RTE Radio 1's live commentary via <http://RTE.ie> and satellite.
(RTE via
<http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/rte-radio-to-broadcast-on-shortwave-on-
7-and-21-september> BrDXC-UK Sept 5, 2008) Will the accent on the E work as an URL? (gh) 4 comments so far:
1 Ruud September 5th, 2008 - 16:07 UTC
"Throughout the rest of Europe, fans can hear RTE Radio 1's live
commentary via RTE.ie, LW 252, satellite and DRM trials. Frequencies:
11715 kHz until 1330, 9850 kHz from 1330-1500 UT" Fans who are tuned to 9850 and 11715 will hear sshhhshhhggggshh. I bet for
a bottle of good wine that this has been decided by a RTE employee who has
a DRM receiver himself. Is the Africa coverage also in DRM? 2 Andy Sennitt September 5th, 2008 - 16:15 UTC As far I am aware, the
Africa coverage will be in analogue. 3 Paul Rawdon September 5th, 2008 - 19:26 UTC Will they be using their own
transmitters for shortwave of buying time off shore? 4 Andy Sennitt September 5th, 2008 - 20:25 UTC RTE does not have any
shortwave transmitters of its own. No doubt one of the shortwave
enthusiasts reading this will tell us what the sites are (ibid., dxld)
Automutilation. Unbelievable toy.
What a waste of energy in Woofferton, I guess less than ten people over
all will listen to the DRM hurling finale in Europe in total ... wb
Re: RTE Radio to broadcast on shortwave on 7 and 21 September. Hi Wolfie,
Info as below, I have just come to the site to find out for you! 7295 1300-1700 MEY 290degr AM
9850 1530-1700 WOF 160degr DRM
11695 1500-1700 MEY 335degr AM
11715 1300-1600 WOF 102degr DRM
11960 1500-1700 MEY 100degr AM All RTE English, Sunday 7 Sept only. [We have no info about 21st yet]
All times UTC. Target Middle East
73 Dave G4OYX
Sen Tx Eng WOF We look forward to the dx reports!
(David Porter-UK G4OYX, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 5, 2008) Today Ireland Hurling finale coverage in DRM mode.
E-mail answer and included photograph of the DRM 100 kW RIZ sender, Made
in Croatia, after a single hour. Via <woofferton @ your-mail.com>
Issued by Martin Goulding, Broadcast Engineer, VT Communications, and
thanks for the RR.
(wb)
AUSTRALIA/SOUTH AFRICA 15400 The Sunday Sept.5th 2010
All Ireland final betweeen Clare and Kilkenny started at 1300 UT.
252LW is on air loud and
clear but 15400 kHz via Meyerton-AFS is only weak and under stronger co-
channel HCJB Australia.
(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld Sept 5, 2010
15400 I have only a faint signal from Meyerton, just barely sufficient
for making out what this should be. And nothing at all on LW 252 kHz, it
gets completely overriden by local noise. But then neither 252 nor RTE via
Meyerton are exotic anyway. Btw, these RTE sports specials also used to include a DRM transmission to
Europe from a UK site. Not so anymore. But this could be a simple result
of a change of transmission providers/resellers, from what used to be
Merlin/VT-group{next year Babcock call BAB} to WRN.
(Kai Ludwig-D, dxld Sept 5, 2010) Re: 5th Sept 1345 UTC 15400 kHz carrying commentary, 59+20 db with slight
co-ch qrm from HCA Chinese. English news at 1400-1402 UT foll by
commercials of Toyota & Irish Red Cross Society requesting donations for
Pakistan floods.
7265 kHz completely blocked by VOIROI Urdu & CRI Sinhalese at 1400 UT. [...] 1504 UTC: 7265 - Blocked by CRI Chinese
11695 - 59+10db
11805 - Not heard
(Alokesh Gupta-IND, dxld Sept 5, 2010) The reason why Alokesh is hearing RTE Meyerton 15400 kHz so well would
seem to be due to the azimuth in use being 19 degrees to East Africa and
onwards, while Kununurra is beaming at 340 degrees to East Asia. The 19deg beam is not good for reception in Europe, while 340deg from KNX
seems to reach Germany and the UK well. RTE-MEY 15445 kHz is a much better signal from 1430 UT at 330deg to West
Africa and peaking to 9+ on the meter. BBC English via Ascension has taken over 15400 kHz from 1500 UT, and only
fair at 27deg. RTE-MEY via 11695 kHz at 19deg from 1500 UT is not
audible, and there is no trace of 7265 kHz either, so far.
(Noel R. Green-UK, dxld Sept 5) RTE Meyerton 15445 kHz at 1545 UT signal S=9+10dB here in Barcelona Spain.
(Tomas Mendez-ESP, dxld Sept 5, 2010) 11695 RTE Ireland with post game or intermission commentary of Hurling
finals at 1630 UT tune in. Good, Sept 5.
(Mick Delmage-AB-CAN, DXplorer Sept 5, 2010) 15400 Instead of expected RTE Dublin live sports Meyerton-AFS relay, I
heard HCA Kununurra Australia's religious program in English only. 1300-
1330 UT, Sept 5th. English religious talk, poor S=7 fluttery signal. At 1346 UT noted HCA Kununurra in Mandarin, scheduled 1330-1430 UT, fair
S=8 fluttery signal. Very tiny weak signal UNDERNEATH, probably RTE Dublin sports transmission
via Meyerton AFS.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 5, 2010) Here's the reply from RTE recvd last week regarding the txn dates ... - Quote -
The Hurling final is on Sunday 5th September. This game is uniquely Irish
and is generally not known very well outside the Irish community. The game
is played with a small leather ball and is hit by wooden sticks called
'hurleys' about the same length as hockey sticks but much different in
shape. For better images and information try <http://www.gaa.ie> The Gaelic football final is on Sunday 19th September. This game is also
an Irish variation, not related to soccer or rugby, but uses a big ball
like a soccer ball. Best wishes, Sean.
- Unquote - (Alokesh Gupta-IND, dxld Sept 6, 2010)
and Sept 2014 too
IRELAND [and non, SOUTH AFRICA/U.K.] . Chuck Albertson explains why I
was hearing football already in the second half at 1327 UT on Sept 21 on
17820 kHz via Meyerton, South Africa site: "Glenn, The RT+ special today was the All-Ireland Senior Football
Championship, between Kerry and Donegal, which didn't start until 1430 (I
was watching the match at an Irish pub downtown). What you heard earlier
was the minors match, also between Kerry and Donegal (by coincidence).
Kerry teams won both championships. Next week's special will be the All-Ireland Hurling Championship, starting
at 1600 UT on Saturday [Sept 27]. It's a replay, as the two teams
(Kilkenny and Tipperary) played to a draw in the championship match two
weeks ago. Don't think there will be a supporting match, as Clare won the
under-21 hurling championship last week. Chuck Albertson, Seattle" BTW, news has just broken that RT+ will be closing down LW 252 kHz on Oct
27 <http://www.rte.ie/radio1/static/2014/0821/638554-stay-tuned/>
Tnx to Kevin Carroll, Ireland, for this news.
(Glenn Hauser-OK-USA, dxld Sept 23) [ SOUTH AFRICA/U.K. - Ireland non ] RT+ final game, data taken from HFCC
file, a lot of slewed antenna arrays in use. RRs to e-mail address <info -at- rte.ie> On Sept 7, 21, and 27, single day operations via Babcock Woofferton site in England 17495 1300-1700 52S,53SW,57N WOF 300kW 158degr -12 618 1=Sun
070914-210914 Eng G RT+ BAB and via SENTEC Meyerton site by Babcock brokered 7300 1300-1700 52S,53SW,57N MEY 100kW 5degr 0 803 1=Sun
070914-210914 Eng AFS RT+ BAB 11750 1600-1700 52S,53SW,57N MEY 100 5 0 216 1=Sun
070914-210914 Eng AFS RT+ BAB 17820 1300-1600 52S,53SW,57N MEY 250 5 25 418 1=Sun
070914-210914 Eng AFS RT+ BAB
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 17/21) re: RT+ Radio Irish football final game ... 21. Sept.
Also bad performance from Meyerton sidelobe across Indian Ocean towards
Brisbane Australia SDR unit at 1445 UT Sept 21. Nothing heard downunder of WOF 17495 kHz channel, but 17820 kHz MEY at
S=6-7 fluttery signal at -85dBm. And also 7300 kHz on threshold NOISE
leve, not easy to follow live coverage, S=5-6 at -94dBm. It's a pity, sometimes also Sydney SDR connection works very well, but
other days the Sydney IP address changes and doesnt' functioning anymore,
and even when put the actual Sydney IP on my Kaspersky ZoneAlarm firewall
'SECURE' zone, net server gives negative replay "can't resolve host by
address, like IP 101.174.62.130 tonight. 1300-1320 logged RT+ Radio Irish football final game live broadcast. 17495 1300-1700 WOF 300kW 158degr
In Germany S=6-7 -86 to -93dBm, not as strong, skips over Germany towards
Africa target. In Northern Italy S=9+15dB -54dBm strength. In southern Italy near NoAF coast / Sicily S=9+35dB -40dBm signal
strength, propper signal from Woofferton. In Brisbane Queensland AUS S=7-8 or -83dBm. {SOUTH AFRICA} 17820 1300-1600 MEY 250kW 5degr
In Germany S=5-6 -92dBm, not as strong, as espected from Meyerton
downunder distance. In southern Italy near Sicily/NoAF S=9+10dB or -62dBm, not bad over this
large distance.
In Brisbane Queensland AUS S=7-8 or -85dBm. Bad reception on both noted on net SDR at Rochester NY, USA.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 21) 17495 RT+ Radio Irish football final game on Sept 21. Noted at 1345 hrs
with a decent signal and coming in quite well at this early hour here in
Alberta CAN. Live commentary about teams noted in particular about
Manchester United ... followed with break and advertisements on
Sunday Sports.
(Edward Kusalik-Alb-CAn DXplorer Sept 21) At 1400 UT, strong signal on 17495 kHz and fair with fading on 17820 kHz
in Southern Ontario.
(John Fisher-Ont-CAN, DXplorer Sept 21) In Victoria, BC fair level on 17495 kHz from Woofferton, and improving
steadily as dawn approaches. 1410 UT on Sep 21. Nothing on the Meyerton
frequencies, which surprises me, as they were often better heard in past
years.
(Walt Salmaniw-BC-CAN, DXplorer Sept 21) 17495 kHz good signal here 1405z
17820 kHz fair signal here 1405z
Refrigerator Safety news at 1408z then football.
(Rich Saudog-IL-USA, dxld Sept 21) RT+ Raidi¾ TeilifÝs +ireann GAA Hurling Replay Saturday Sept 27. There is a late change of times and frequencies for the replay of
the GAA match on Saturday Sept 27 from RT+. Southern Africa via MEY
1500 - 1700 UTC 7300 kHz
1700 - 1900 UTC 6040 kHz East Africa via MEY
1500 - 1900 UTC 11980 kHz West Africa via WOF
1500 - 1700 UTC 17495 kHz
1700 - 1900 UTC 17490 kHz
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 26) IRELAND 1st part.
27. September logged at 1600-1640 UT RT+ Raidi¾ TeilifÝs +ireann.
2nd Hurling final match.
(only LW 252 kHz heard in Germany ) 7300.027 odd frequency from Meyerton Sentec site,
signal on very good propagation UT tonight from South Africa.
S=5 or -92dBm here in Stuttgart southern Germany.
S=7 or -85dBm in Queensland Australien SDR remote unit.
S=8 or -76dBm in Northern Sweden near Sundsvall,
but already in Grey propagation zone of MEY.
S=9+10dB in Moscow Russia, in the real Grey zone.
S=9 -73dBm close toe Naples/Sicily southern Italy on Mediterranean beach.
11980 also from Meyerton AFS
- signal not as strong like usual from Woofferton logged here in
Sweden, U.K., Germany, Moscow and Italy tonight.
S=5-6 very tiny poor -89dBm in Australia.
S=9+20dB or -49dBm in Northern Sweden in the Grey zone already.
S=8-9 -74dBm in Stuttgart southern Germany.
S=8-9 -74dBm in Northern Italy.
S=9 -60dBm in Naples/Sicily area southern Italy.
S=9+30 -43dBm in Moscow in the Dark zone.
17495 from Woofferton UK.
Really NIL signal in Australia.
S=9+15dB -57dBm at 1625 UT in Northern Sweden.
S=9+10dB -68dBm in Stuttgart southern Germany.
typical on 16mb in skip zone of WOF towards Germany at this daytime slot.
S=9+15dB -58dBm in Northern Italy.
S=9+15dB -53dBm in Naples/Sicily Italy.
S=9+5dB - 72dBm in Moscow (on Grey zone from Western Europe).
2nd part
27. Sept 1720-1730 UT RT+ Raidi¾ TeilifÝs +ireann.
very emotional sports reporter live coverage this afternoon !
6040.0 from Sentec Meyerton Southern Africa site.
S=8 -80dBm in dark zone in Northern Sweden.
S=9 -70dBm fair propagation from AFS into Stuttgart Germany.
S=4 to NIL in Oldham Blackpool UK SDR remote site.
On the beach of Portsmouth Isle Wight with extreme Ham Radio antenna
S=5 -95dBm.
S=8 -76dBm signal in Northern Italy.
11980 Meyerton AFS site.
S=9+25dB or -48dBm in Northern Sweden, in dark zone.
S=9+10 -61dBm very fair signal in Stuttgart Germany.
On the beach of Portsmouth Isle Wight with extreme Ham Radio antenna
S=5 -95dBm.
S=9+25dB -46dBm signal strength in Northern Italy.
17490 Woofferton UK site.
S=9 or -70dBm in Northern Sweden, in the Grey zone from western Europe.
S=7 -82dBm in the very close Skip zone, on the beach of Portsmouth
Isle Wight with extreme Ham Radio antenna.
S=9+5dB or -73dBm here in Stuttgart Germany, only SIDELOBE signal.
S=5 or -94dBm close to Oldham U.K. in the very close skip zone of WOF.
S=6 -92dBm in Northern Italy, to mention the WOF signal skipped also
likely across western Europe and Mediterranen, and southern Europe
towards Central and Western Africa, after 1730 UT.
(wb, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews Sept 27)
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
From: Volodya S
Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2025 4:04 AM
To: wor ; _ DXplorer ; Hard-Core-DX ; cidx@groups.io
Subject: [HCDX] A historical question I continue to digitize my cassette collection (the oldest I've found so far
dates to 1979, but there are older ones, I'm sure). Today's question: One
tape is labelled 1/1996 RTE. It's in English. I don't have an older WRTH
available than 2000 here at the condo. I suspect that this was via a N
American relay. The date of transmission was 7 January 1996 (as per the
sports reports). Was this via WWCR on 12160 at 2000? That's what is
suggested in the 2000 WRTH. I do recall special broadcasts from RTE on SW
relays, but not the regular programming. Thanks for the help! 73, Walt
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