Danish station announcements on mediumwave

 

Denmark    

Stig Hartvig Nielsen informs:

World Music Radio has now ceased broadcasting on 927 kHz. It is not known at this point if or when operations on 927 kHz may reoccur. Streaming continues on the net as well as broadcasting on shortwave 5930, 15700 (Sat-Sun) and 25800 kHz.

Re: World Music Radio 927 and Radio208 1440 cease broadcast - licenses not renewed yet.

Radio208 has now ceased broadcasting on 1440 kHz. It is not known at this point if or when operations on 1440 kHz may reoccur. Streaming continues for the time being on the net as well as broadcasting on shortwave 5970.

The closures of operations on 927 and 1440 kHz come after the Agency for Culture and Palaces (Slots-and Kulturstyrelsen) in The Ministry of Culture still has not issued the annual license. An application for a new license was sent in March. It is presumed that the Agency has changed its practice regarding "trial licenses", so it is not known whether a new license will be issued whatsoever.

(73s Ydun Ritz on MWList 12 June;

World Music Radio on F_B, via Alan Pennington-UK BrDXC-UK iogr June 12)

(Top Nxs/1545-20 June 2023)

World Music Radio extends schedule for the weekend

 

 

World Music Radio on 15805 kHz (200W from Randers) will be on a slightly extended schedule this weekend from September 12th to 13th:  Broadcasting starts at 0400 UTC Saturday morning and continuous over night until Sunday evening at 2100 UTC.  

 Meanwhile, WMR continues 24/7 on 5840 kHz (100W from Bramming).  Still no success in getting the 500W PA working.

 Radio208 is on 1440 kHz (Ishøj) and still running 75W only (using the stand by transmitter) and on air 24/7. The big 1 kW CCA transmitter needs a new, expensive cooling system.

 Radio208 is on 5805 kHz  (150W from Hvidovre) also on-air 24/7. Modulation on the low side, but this will hopefully be fixed within a couple of weeks.

 Finally – I’m sorry to say, that I am running late sending out QSL’s for the many reception reports being received. Hopefully, I will find time for this next week.

 Something's always wrong at WMR/Radio208 … but still, we keep on fighting keeping shortwave and mediumwave alive.   J

 Best 73s

Stig Hartvig Nielsen

www.rado208.dk

www.wmr.dk

(HCDX)