Hello,
on Tue Febr 7, the technician at Fllaka did FORGET to set the fq
of the 500 kW unit b a c k to 1458v kHz,
after switch-off 1395v kHz at 10.00 UT in the morning.
Febr 7 the afternoon sce at 1500 - 1659 UT k e p t the channel 1395v kHz,
with very good signal reception results also in central and
northern Europe, using the 033 degrees azimuth directional antenna.
1395 kHz is the FAR BETTER SOLUTION to spread out Radio Tirana on
mediumwave.
This Wednesday Febr 8 morning 08-10 UT RT was on 1394.972 kHz,
when checked at 08.50 UT.
This Febr 8 afternoon 1500-1659 UT RT is on 1457.653 kHz,
when checked at 16.20 to 16.40 UT.
1458v kHz on non-directional F-05 antenna signal,
IS NOT as STRONG AS the 1395 kHz 033degr directional signal
heard here in central and northern Europe.
73 wolfie
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Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2017 4:50 PM
Subject: Re: [BDXC-UK] Strong signal on 1395kHz
Hello xxxxx
I didn't hear this transmission yesterday, but I've tried today from around
1500 and nothing heard that resembles Fflake on 1395. It's 1545 now and
there is still no signal.
I can hear Hungary at good level on 1188 so think I should hear ALB if on
air.
I wonder which transmitter was used yesterday - the actual frequency
suggests it was the one usually operating on 1395.
I'm sure that 1395 is the MW frequency they should be using due to QRM on
1215 and 1458 kHz.
Let us wait for any further events.
73 from xxxx
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