[HCDX] World Music Radio 25800

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen via Hard-Core-DX]

 

 

World Music Radio (WMR) is testing a new 300 Watts transmitter (AM carrier)
on 25800 kHz since February 19 -  instead of the old one which was 60 Watts
(AM carrier) only.  Unfortunately we are causing some interference to a
local Ethernet set up. So at times modulation has been lowered, and power is
slightly under 300 Watts.

 

Signals can be heard worldwide. With a bit of luck and patience as well as a
good receiver and a good aerial.  Best chances are in Southern Europe,
Northern Africa, Russia,  and Eastern North America. But signals have also
been picked up in Western North America, Japan, South America, Australia/NZ,
the Middle East, South Africa, and Japan. 

 

All World Music Radio frequencies: 927, 5930, 15700, and 25800 kHz are on
the air 24/7. 

 

QSL’s available from World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ,
Denmark. Please enclose return postage (2 IRCs or 5 euro) if possible. The
printed 2024 QSL card will be available soon (before Summer hopefully). 

 

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen

www.wmr.radio

 

 

 

 

 

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15700 kHz all of September

[Wolfgang Bueschel]

At 17.30 UT on Aug 31:

5929.983 kHz S=6 or -93dBm signal strength in southern Germany.

15699.642 kHz surprising much strong audio mx program at 17.35 UT on Aug 31
at S=9+10dB level.
73 wolfie  df5sx



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Thanks shn for information,
checked in Athens Greece, Nuremberg Bavaria and eastern Finland remotedly:

15699.646 kHz poor S=4 mx in Athens Greece, 10.00 UT on Aug 31,
maybe will increase strength later the UTC day ...

5929.981 kHz signal poor S=5-6 in Bavaria and Finland heard at 10.12 UT.

Nothing heard/seen on 25800 kHz channel around 10.05 UT today yet.
73 wolfie df5sx

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Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15700 kHz all of September

World Music Radio is on the air - on 15700 kHz - continuously from now on
and 24/7 until the end of September.  Power is 300 Watts (AM carrier).


From October will be back to weekends only schedule (from Saturday 0600 UTC

till Monday 0600 UTC).

// 927 kHz (150W), 5930 kHz (150W), and 25800 kHz (60W).
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15700 kHz all of September

[DF5SX]

Thanks shn for information,
checked in Athens Greece, Nuremberg Bavaria and eastern Finland remotedly:

15699.646 kHz poor S=4 mx in Athens Greece, 10.00 UT on Aug 31,
maybe will increase strength later the UTC day ...

5929.981 kHz signal poor S=5-6 in Bavaria and Finland heard at 10.12 UT.

Nothing heard/seen on 25800 kHz channel around 10.05 UT today yet.
73 wolfie df5sx


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Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15700 kHz all of September

World Music Radio is on the air - on 15700 kHz - continuously from now on
and 24/7 until the end of September.  Power is 300 Watts (AM carrier).


From October will be back to weekends only schedule (from Saturday 0600 UTC

till Monday 0600 UTC).

// 927 kHz (150W), 5930 kHz (150W), and 25800 kHz (60W).
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15700 kHz all of September

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen via Hard-Core-DX]

World Music Radio is on the air - on 15700 kHz - continuously from now on
and 24/7 until the end of September.  Power is 300 Watts (AM carrier).

 

>From October will be back to weekends only schedule (from Saturday 0600 UTC
till Monday 0600 UTC).

 

// 927 kHz (150W), 5930 kHz (150W), and 25800 kHz (60W). 

 

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen

 

 

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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15699.660

[Volodya S]

Excellent reception into Masset at 04:46 UTC as shown by this brief clip.
Go get them!  73,  Walt
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[HCDX] World Music Radio and Radio208

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

 

World Music Radio (WMR) has commenced using a new 300 Watts transmitter from
April 12 2023 on 15700 kHz after several months with 10 Watts only here. The
transmitter is currently being run on a test basis 24/7 – but from next week
it will be Saturdays and Sundays only. Occasionally on weekdays (I can put
the transmitter on - by request, should anyone want it).  So far results
have been good. The signals has been monitored via KiwiSDRs in South Africa,
Kenya, Argentina, Brazil, Bonaire, USA, Iceland, Russia, Ireland, many
places in Central and South Europe, the Middle East, Australia and New
Zealand. The aerial is a three element yagi beamed south. The transmitter is
slightly off channel (a bit below 15700.0 kHz); this will be adjusted as
soon as possible. Works will also be done to improve the audio quality on
15700 kHz. 

 

WMR is still on the air on 927 kHz (150 Watts), 5930 kHz (100 Watts), and
25800 kHz (60 Watts). These three frequencies are on the air 24/7. Power on
5930 kHz will soon be increased to 200 Watts. In the last few months 25800
has been monitored almost all over the world - at times - due to the current
high sunspot numbers. 

 

Radio208 has had some issues with a new 300 Watts transmitter on 5970 kHz –
replacing the old 100 Watts transmitter, which was running around 75 Watts
only. The new transmitter has been on and off for the past few weeks.  It
was put back into service again today at  10 UTC, the power lowered to 200
Watts, and hopefully it will continue now. Later, plans are to improve the
dipole aerial for 5970, and thus increase power to 300 Watts again.  Also
problems with the aerial for 1440 kHz. Currently 1440 is running low power
(around 20-30 Watts), so still audible locally. It may take a couple of
weeks until 1440 can return to full power, which may be 500 Watts instead of
the ‘normal’ 400 Watts.  We are considering a new aerial, which would
improve reception in central Copenhagen. Both 5970 and 1440 kHz are on the
air 24/7.

 

I am very late sending out QSL’s. Sorry! The new WMR 2023 QSL is currently
being designed, and will hopefully be ready by the end of the month.  Kindly
– please – notice that reports using remote receivers are not wanted, and
they are not QSLed. E-QSLs are free of charge of course, but if a printed
QSL card is desired, kindly send five euro – or two IRCs to cover return
postage. Donations are always VERY welcome. Address is: World Music
Radio/Radio208, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark.  Paypal via
w...@wmr.dk.  E-mail addresses are: w...@wmr.dk and m...@radio208.dk  

 

If you want to listen via the internet – you can listen here:  

http://radio.garden/listen/world-music-radio-classic-am-927/g27WAsrY

http://radio.garden/listen/radio-208/JhdGV04A

 

J

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen 

https://www.facebook.com/WorldMusicRadioWMR

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054343164077

 

 

 

 

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[HCDX] World Music Radio on 25800 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Good conditions are forecast for propagation on the 11 meter band in December. 
Currently there is only one radio station using the 11 meter band, World Music 
Radio (WMR). Best chances for receiving WMR on 25800 kHz (60 Watts only) in 
different parts of the world - acc. to the monthly 'Funkprognose' in 
Radio-Kurier Weltweit Hören (thanks to Hans Zekl): 

West Africa: 08-16 UTC 
Central Africa: 07-16 UTC 
South Africa: 06-16 UTC 
East Africa: 06-15 UTC 
Middle East: 07-14 UTC 
South Asia: 07-12 UTC 
Indonesia: 06-10 & 13-14 UTC 
East Asia: around 08 UTC 
South East Asia & Philippines: 07-13 UTC 
Southern North America: 14-16 UTC 
Eastern North America, The Caribbean & Central America: 13-16 UTC 
Northern South America: 12-17 UTC 
South East South America: 09-17 UTC

You might like to enjoy this video clip, showing how World Music Radio can be 
received on 25800 kHz some 400 km East of Moscow: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Qnw5BUj7Tw

Best 73s
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 25800 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

For almost a year World Music Radio has been broadcasting 24/7 on 25800 kHz 
with 60 Watts from Mårslet, south of Aarhus in Jutland, Denmark. Propagation on 
the 11 meter band (25670-26100 kHz) is improving and 25800 can currently be 
heard almost daily in Southern Europe and Western+Northern Africa and sometimes 
also in the Middle East and as far away as Western Australia and the Americas. 

I've been looking in the propagation forecast ('Funkprognose') in Weltweit 
Hören for May 2022 - and found that best chances of catching WMR on 25800 kHz 
are as follows:
Western Africa: 11-18 UTC 
Central Africa: 06-19 UTC (especially 14-18 UTC)
Southern Africa: 06-20 UTC  (especially 09-17 UTC)
Eastern Africa: 05-18 UTC (especially 09-17 UTC)
Middle East: 10-16 UTC 
South East Asia: 06-17 UTC 
Western Australia: 06-12 UTC (especially 10-11 UTC)
South East Australia: 06-09 UTC
Brazil/Uruguay/Argentina: 10-20 UTC

A very good indicator to check propagation on 11m is this site: 
https://www.dxmaps.com/spots/mapg.php?Lan=E   If the 10 m amateur band (28 MHz) 
is open, chances are that 11 m is also open.

WMR also broadcasts 24/7 on 927 kHz (200W), 5930 kHz (200W) and 15700 kHz 
(20W). Hopefully power on 15700 will soon be increased to 200W.

Reception reports are welcomed to: World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 
Randers SØ, Denmark. Please enclose return postage (five euro or 1-2 IRC's) if 
possible. The new 2022 QSL hasn't been printed yet but the design is ready. 

Btw: I think WMR is the only broadcasting station currently using the 11 meter 
band. But according to FCC-files it seems like licences have been issued to a 
number of (utility?) transmitters in the 11 mb in the US: 25870, 25910, 25950, 
25990, 26000, 26030, 26070, 26090 and 26100 for four different services: 
'Broadcast Auxiliary (low power)', 'Broadcast Auxiliary Remote Pickup', 'XC' 
and 'XT'. I didn't find any details about modulation (NFM?) or power. Wondering 
if these stations actually are on the air?  

Best 73s
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www.wmr.radio


 


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[HCDX] World Music Radio on four frequencies - 15790 on air on now

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on four AM frequencies:

The new frequency 25800 kHz in the 11 metre band went on the air June 14th
2021 at 11 UTC.  The power is 100 Watts – or some 250 Watts ERP – and the
transmitter site is on top of a 110 m tall aerial tower in Mårslet in the
southern outskirts of Aarhus, Denmark.  The transmitter will be on the air
24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing very good coverage to Aarhus,
the second largest city in Denmark. Occasionally the signal can also be
heard much further afield via E skip or F2 propagation when conditions are
good. As the sunspot number is increasing – until the maximum is reached
(probably) in the Summer of 2025 – long distance reception on 25800 kHz will
improve. 

15790 kHz is on the air with 200 Watts into a three element yagi beamed
south. The transmitter site is north of Randers, and this transmitter is on
the air regularly every Saturday and Sunday at 0700-2000 UTC. During the
summer period the transmitter is often kept on the air continuously from
Saturday morning at 0700 until Sunday at 2100 or 2200 UTC.

This weekend will also see a extended schedule: WMR will be on the air on
15790 kHz from today June 17th at 0700 UTC - continuously until June 21st at
2200 UTC. Good opportunities for a great DX catch - in particular when the
19 metre band is open after sunset (around 20 UTC).   

WMR continues broadcasting on 5930 kHz with 200 Watts from Bramming in SW
Denmark using a horizontal dipole. Future plans: 500 Watts

After four years of struggle, WMR finally began broadcasting on MW 927 kHz
from Hvidovre, Copenhagen, on April 14th 2021. Initially with 50 Watts only;
power was gradually increased, and is now 250 Watts. Within the next few
weeks the power will be increased to 500 Watts. The aerial is a coil aerial.
The transmitter provides excellent reception in the larger Copenhagen area
and in parts of Zealand and SW Sweden during daytime. Unfortunately a very
powerful, Italian pirate station (supposedly from around Milan) began using
927 kHz a short while after WMR was launched on 927, making reception of WMR
impossible in most parts of Europe, and even causing severe interference to
WMR on 927 kHz in Denmark during evenings and night time.

Reception reports are welcome. A printed full detail QSL card is available
for correct reports by mail to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960
Randers SØ, Denmark – if possible please enclose return postage (two duly
stamped International Reply Coupons or a five euro note).  A printed full
detail QSL card is also available if you send your report by email, and at
the same time make a donation of at least 50 DKK via PayPal to
paypal.me/worldmusicradio

A non detailed eQSL is available for reports to w...@wmr.dk 

Kindly note that reports using remote receivers are not QSLed.

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen
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[HCDX] World Music Radio, 25800 heard in Reinante, North West of Spain

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Log in Reinante
Tecsun PL-880, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, 25800, World Music Radio, Mårslet, 0755-0815, 15-06, songs in 
English, id. "World Music Radio", Andean flute music. 35423
Checked several times yesterday and no signal, but today clear signal at 
times, strong fading.

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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15790 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

 

World Music Radio (WMR) is broadcasting on 15790 kHz every Sat-Sun 07-20 UTC
with 200 Watts of power from Randers, Denmark.  Is also broadcasting today
Monday May 24th till 2200 UTC (note: two hours extra)

 

Currently reception is good in Southern Europe, North Africa and sometimes
also Central Europe as well as Ireland, Iceland and western UK during
daytime. In the late afternoon and evenings (UTC) reception is possible in
Brazil and even sometimes in the Caribbean. 

 

Reception in Brazil is often good:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0n0kenfWK4

 

This morning reception is good in Hungary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUD_APDk-QI

 

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen

www.wmr.radio

 

 

 

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[HCDX] World Music Radio and Radio208

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) has a new frequency in the 19 mb:  15790 kHz.
(Previously on 15805) On the air every Saturday and Sunday 0700-2000 UTC.
Power is 200 W into a 3 element yagi (due South). 
Testing from today Friday if everything works ok. I will probably leave the
transmitter on all weekend - from now continuously until Sunday 20 UTC.
Reception reports are welcome to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960
Randers SØ, Denmark (for a printed QSL-card, pennant and stickers - please
enclose return postage 2 IRCs or 5 euro if you can) or via email to
w...@wmr.dk (for an eQSL).  Please note that reception reports using remote
receivers are not QSLed. I try to reply to all reports within 1-2 months.
5840 kHz (24h) will be changed to 5930 kHz (0700-1745) before the end of
December 2020.
927 kHz (24h) is due on the air in January 2021. 

 
Radio208 has transmitter problems. 5805 kHz (250W) from Hvidovre went silent
late on November 22nd. Back on the air on the new frequency of 5970 kHz
(200W) December 9th - but nothing on December 10th. Today December 11th from
1030 UTC the transmitter is back on the air, but we have lowered power to 50
Watt only, hoping that the transmitter can work with this. So Radio208 now
on 5970 kHz (50W) daily 0700-1600 UTC. 
1440 kHz (24h) remains on the air from Ishøj, Copenhagen. 
Reception reports are welcome to Radio 208, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ,
Denmark (for a printed QSL-card and stickers - please enclose return postage
2 IRCs or 5 euro if you can) or via email to m...@radio208.dk (for an eQSL).
Please note that reception reports using remote receivers are not QSLed. I
try to reply to all reports within 1-2 months.  



Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen 
www.wmr.dk 
www.radio208.dk 









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[HCDX] World Music Radio, 15805, on air now with unscheduled transmission

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Log in Friol
Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 1526-1535, 02-10, 
unscheduled transmission, pop songs, Latin American songs. id. "WMR". 
35433.


Schedule: Saturday-Sunday 0700-2000
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[HCDX] World Music Radio, 15805, very good signal here in Friol

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Mendez
Lugo, Spain

DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 0705-0740, 09-08, very good 
signal here in Friol and very nice music


My 12 seconds video:
https://1drv.ms/v/s!At0tJSKTrzqVtQZfIjsaqeLFFHTj?e=cXKAGr
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[HCDX] World Music Radio, very nice songs and strong signal now on 15805

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Log in Friol
Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 0705-0735, 11-07, pop songs 
in English, Brazilian songs, id. “World Music Radio, WMR”, 45444.

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio on 15805 kHz

[Ivo Observer]

Fair to good signal and good audio on 15805 kHz at 0715UT, June 18


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На ср, 17.06.2020 г. в 9:25  написа:

>
> Yes - I'm testing a new audio feed for the 15805 kHz transmitter.
> Hopefully
> more stable than the previous one, which sometimes would run 24 hrs without
> a single drop out - at other times produce drop outs almost continuously.
> Something`s always wrong at WMR!
>
> My plan is to keep 15805 kHz (200 W) on the air 24/7 for the next week or
> two.  Should give DXers around the world a chance to catch 15805 when
> conditions on 15 MHz in some rare cases might improve. Currently
> propagation
> on 15 MHz is usually poor with a few fair days, but right now at this time
> of the years I suppose chances are the best.
>
> WMR on 15805 kHz (200 W) - transmitter site: Randers
> WMR on 5840 kHz (100 W) - transmitter site: Bramming
> F.pl.: Power increase to 500 W on 5840 kHz. And new transmitter on 927 kHz
> (500 W) in Hvidovre
>
> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen
> www.wmr.radio
> Keeping Short Wave Radio Alive!
>
>
>
>
>
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra: Hard-Core-DX [mailto:hard-core-dx-boun...@hard-core-dx.com] På vegne
> af
> Ivo Observer
> Sendt: 17. juni 2020 08:49
> Til: frequenc...@bnr.bg
> Emne: [HCDX] Unscheduled broadcast of World Music Radio on 15805 kHz, June
> 17
>
> DENMARK   Unscheduled broadcast of World Music Radio on 15805 kHz, June 17
> from 0630 on 15805 RND 0.2 kW / non-dir to WeEu Music Wednesday, weak/fair
>
> Video - later today
>
>
> --
>
> 73! Ivo Ivanov
>
>
> More information on the shortwave listening hobby, please visit to
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>
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> 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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[HCDX] World Music Radio on 15805 kHz

[hartvig]

Line breaks on HCDX are a bit of a mystery to me.  This is how it should be:


WMR on 15805 kHz (200 W) - transmitter site: Randers. And remember to use AM
only. Listening in LSB or USB sounds awful. Something`s always wrong at WMR
:-)  

WMR on 5840 kHz (100 W) - transmitter site: Bramming.

F.pl.: Power increase to 500 W on 5840 kHz. 

F.pl.: New transmitter on 927 kHz (500 W) in Hvidovre

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen
www.wmr.radio
Keeping Short Wave Radio Alive!





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Emne: [HCDX] World Music Radio on 15805 kHz


Yes - I'm testing a new audio feed for the 15805 kHz transmitter.  Hopefully
more stable than the previous one, which sometimes would run 24 hrs without
a single drop out - at other times produce drop outs almost continuously.
Something`s always wrong at WMR!

My plan is to keep 15805 kHz (200 W) on the air 24/7 for the next week or
two.  Should give DXers around the world a chance to catch 15805 when
conditions on 15 MHz in some rare cases might improve. Currently propagation
on 15 MHz is usually poor with a few fair days, but right now at this time
of the years I suppose chances are the best.   


Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen
www.wmr.radio
Keeping Short Wave Radio Alive! 





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Emne: [HCDX] Unscheduled broadcast of World Music Radio on 15805 kHz, June
17

DENMARK   Unscheduled broadcast of World Music Radio on 15805 kHz, June 17
from 0630 on 15805 RND 0.2 kW / non-dir to WeEu Music Wednesday, weak/fair

Video - later today


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[HCDX] World Music Radio on 15805 kHz

[hartvig]

Yes - I'm testing a new audio feed for the 15805 kHz transmitter.  Hopefully
more stable than the previous one, which sometimes would run 24 hrs without
a single drop out - at other times produce drop outs almost continuously.
Something`s always wrong at WMR!

My plan is to keep 15805 kHz (200 W) on the air 24/7 for the next week or
two.  Should give DXers around the world a chance to catch 15805 when
conditions on 15 MHz in some rare cases might improve. Currently propagation
on 15 MHz is usually poor with a few fair days, but right now at this time
of the years I suppose chances are the best.   

WMR on 15805 kHz (200 W) - transmitter site: Randers
WMR on 5840 kHz (100 W) - transmitter site: Bramming
F.pl.: Power increase to 500 W on 5840 kHz. And new transmitter on 927 kHz
(500 W) in Hvidovre 

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen 
www.wmr.radio
Keeping Short Wave Radio Alive! 





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Emne: [HCDX] Unscheduled broadcast of World Music Radio on 15805 kHz, June
17

DENMARK   Unscheduled broadcast of World Music Radio on 15805 kHz, June 17
from 0630 on 15805 RND 0.2 kW / non-dir to WeEu Music Wednesday, weak/fair

Video - later today


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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 good signal now

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Log in Friol

DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 0650-0707, 23-05, good 
signal here in Friol now, very nice songs. 35433 and at times 45444

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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio on the air Saturday and Sunday 07 - 20 UTC on 15805 kHz
with 200 W - AM  

Fair conditions today :-) 

If the 19 metre band is still open tonight at 20 UTC I will probably leave
the tx on all night.

Best 73s
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio is back on 15805 kHz

[alexandx]

And again today 19.04.2020 at 08:58: WMR on 15805.

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Subject: RE: [HCDX] World Music Radio is back on 15805 kHz

Weak signal on 15805 today. 

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio is back on 15805 kHz

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Weak signal on 15805 today. 

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[HCDX] World Music Radio, 15805, heard now in Lugo, North West of Spain with clear signal

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Log in Lugo
Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 0915-0935, 19-04, pop songs 
in English, id. "World Music Radio, WMR". Fair signal. 35333.

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio is back on 15805 kHz

[Ivo Observer]

 Chinese station on 15800 kHz is China National Radio-1 in Chinese
vs.Taiwanese low powered Sound of Hope/Xi Wang Zhi Sheng


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На сб, 11.04.2020 г. в 9:25  написа:

>
> After having been silent on SW since September 2019, World Music Radio
> (WMR) is now back on 15805 kHz using a 3 element yagi beamed south - every
> Saturday and Sunday at 07-20 UTC. The transmitter power is 200 Watts  and
> the signal is audible almost worldwide for dedicated  DXers.  Unless one is
> in Eastern Jutland, Denmark and can get the ground wave, having a good
> receiver, a good aerial and being at a site without man made interference -
> as well as having patience - and listening at the right time of the day
> (when propagation is best) is needed in order to catch WMR on 15805.
>
> Best reception usually is in Southern Europe, but it is also possible to
> receive 15805 kHz in the Eastern Europe, Middle East, all over Africa, in
> parts of South America and the Eastern part of North America.  Also in Asia
> “on a good day”.
>
> Sometimes 15805 suffer from some interference from a Chinese station on
> 15800 kHz.
>
> Sometimes short skip propagation is providing excellent reception in
> Central Europe. But propagation is changing all the time and catching the
> low power signals from WMR on 15805 is really a challenge for DXers in most
> places. It is not just switching on your receiver and tuning in – as is
> often the case with big  international broadcasters using 100,000 – 500,000
> Watts of power.
>
> Please note that the signals of WMR on 15805 kHz are only suitable for AM
> listening, so don’t use SSB.
>
> Reception reports are acknowledged by an eQSL for reports sent to
> w...@wmr.dk  - or by a QSL card (as well as stickers and as long as stocks
> last: a pennant) for reports sent to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960
> Randers SØ, Denmark (kindly enclose return postage: 2 IRCs, 5 euro or
> equivalent. Sorry but 1 or 2 USD won’t do).  Please note that reception
> reports using remote receivers (such as remote Kiwi SDRs) are not QSLed.
>
> There are two reasons for WMR being off air on SW for several months.
> First the Danish telecom agency refused to issue a new license to utilise
> “out of band frequencies on a non-interference basis”. This issue was
> however settled. Second problem was a storm which damaged the yagi aerial..
> The aerial was repaired a few days ago and it now works very well again -
> from the transmitter site just north of Randers in Eastern Jutland, Denmark.
>
> The second SW frequency of WMR, 5840 kHz, is expected to be back on the
> air from a new transmitter site by the end of April 2020.
>
>
> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
> www.wmr.radio & www.radio208.dk
>
>
>
>
>
>
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[HCDX] World Music Radio is back on 15805 kHz

[hartvig]

After having been silent on SW since September 2019, World Music Radio (WMR) is 
now back on 15805 kHz using a 3 element yagi beamed south - every Saturday and 
Sunday at 07-20 UTC. The transmitter power is 200 Watts  and the signal is 
audible almost worldwide for dedicated  DXers.  Unless one is in Eastern 
Jutland, Denmark and can get the ground wave, having a good receiver, a good 
aerial and being at a site without man made interference - as well as having 
patience - and listening at the right time of the day (when propagation is 
best) is needed in order to catch WMR on 15805. 

Best reception usually is in Southern Europe, but it is also possible to 
receive 15805 kHz in the Eastern Europe, Middle East, all over Africa, in parts 
of South America and the Eastern part of North America.  Also in Asia “on a 
good day”.  

Sometimes 15805 suffer from some interference from a Chinese station on 15800 
kHz.  

Sometimes short skip propagation is providing excellent reception in Central 
Europe. But propagation is changing all the time and catching the low power 
signals from WMR on 15805 is really a challenge for DXers in most places. It is 
not just switching on your receiver and tuning in – as is often the case with 
big  international broadcasters using 100,000 – 500,000 Watts of power.   

Please note that the signals of WMR on 15805 kHz are only suitable for AM 
listening, so don’t use SSB. 

Reception reports are acknowledged by an eQSL for reports sent to w...@wmr.dk  
- or by a QSL card (as well as stickers and as long as stocks last: a pennant) 
for reports sent to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark 
(kindly enclose return postage: 2 IRCs, 5 euro or equivalent. Sorry but 1 or 2 
USD won’t do).  Please note that reception reports using remote receivers (such 
as remote Kiwi SDRs) are not QSLed. 

There are two reasons for WMR being off air on SW for several months. First the 
Danish telecom agency refused to issue a new license to utilise “out of band 
frequencies on a non-interference basis”. This issue was however settled. 
Second problem was a storm which damaged the yagi aerial. The aerial was 
repaired a few days ago and it now works very well again - from the transmitter 
site just north of Randers in Eastern Jutland, Denmark.

The second SW frequency of WMR, 5840 kHz, is expected to be back on the air 
from a new transmitter site by the end of April 2020. 


Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen, 
www.wmr.radio & www.radio208.dk






   


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[HCDX] World Music Radio and others

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Logs in Friol

DENMARK, Good signal now for World Music Radio, Randers, 15805, 1340, 
31-08, pop songs, id. "World Music Radio". 35433


ANTARCTICA, 15476, LRA 36 on air again today Saturday with non stop 
Latin American songs.


MALI, Radio Mali, Bamako, last Saturdays with English program at 1850 on 
5995, probably today again at same time.


BRAZIL, Radio Inconfidencia, reactivated only a few days, missing last 
days on 15190.


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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

[Wolfgang Bueschel]

08.34 UT S=9+10dB or -65dBm
12.36 UT S=8  or -74dBm
in southern Germany prediction today
2019 Aug 24 67 5 2
2019 Aug 25 67 5 2
2019 Aug 26 67 8 3


seit 50 Jahren DWL / RFE 15 MHz Erfahrungen bzw. Ham Radio:

19mb frequency selection,
should be used for transmissions > 2000 kms distance
to Finland, Russia > Moscow eastwards, Bulgaria, Greece, or Portugal,
Canaries ...

73 wb  df5sx

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From: "Zacharias Liangas via Hard-Core-DX" 

To: "Stig Hartvig Nielsen" ; "'Hard-Core-DX'"
; "WMR" ; "Wolfgang Bueschel"
Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2019 10:58 AM
Subject: Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south


S9 /-67dbm on the site http://fsdr.duckdns.org
with jazz type of music
Marginal on telcosol in Ilia Greece
Audio seems a bit overmodulated
and S5 in my home in between local noise

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   On Saturday, August 24, 2019, 11:44:41 AM GMT+3, Wolfgang Bueschel
wrote:
Hi, here in southern Germany at 08.34 UT on Aug 24
exact on 15805 kHz { +1 little single Hertz. }
S=9+10dB or -65dBm,

nice audio block visible,
12.4 kHz wide, in hard rock peaks up to 18 kHz wideband.

Music content at 08.34 UT is NOT MY TASTE, 'hit my brain' bumm, bumm,
hammer.

Request more Latin or West African kind music please.
73 wolfie df5sx

- Original Message - 
From: "Stig Hartvig Nielsen"

Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2019 8:41 AM
Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south


World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz (Saturday-Sunday
07-20 UTC) with 200 W into a 3 element yagi beamed south for DXers in
Southern Europe, Central Europe (however sometimes the signal will skip
over), Northern Africa and perhaps also the Middle East.

Reception reports are welcome at this address:

WMR  - or by snail mail (please include return postage for a
QSL-card) to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark


Besides 15805 kHz, WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (24 hours a
day - 7 days a week) with 100 W into an inverted V aerial.

Transmitter site for 5840 and 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark.
Best 73s Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
World Music Radio - www.wmr.radio
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

[Zacharias Liangas via Hard-Core-DX]

S9 /-67dbm on the site http://fsdr.duckdns.org
with jazz type of music 
 Marginal on telcosol in Ilia Greece 
Audio  seems a bit overmodulated 
and S5 in my home in between local noise 



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On Saturday, August 24, 2019, 11:44:41 AM GMT+3, Wolfgang Bueschel 
 wrote:  
 
 Hi, here in southern Germany at 08.34 UT on Aug 24
exact on 15805 kHz  { +1 little single Hertz. }
S=9+10dB or -65dBm,

nice audio block visible,
12.4 kHz wide, in hard rock peaks up to 18 kHz wideband.

Music content at 08.34 UT is NOT MY TASTE, 'hit my brain' bumm, bumm, 
hammer.

Request more Latin or West African kind music please.
73 wolfie  df5sx


- Original Message - 
From: "Stig Hartvig Nielsen"
Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2019 8:41 AM
Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

> World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz (Saturday-Sunday 
> 07-20 UTC) with 200 W into a 3 element yagi beamed south for DXers in 
> Southern Europe, Central Europe (however sometimes the signal will skip 
> over), Northern Africa and perhaps also the Middle East.
>
> Reception reports are welcome at this address:
WMR  - or by snail mail (please include return postage for a 
QSL-card) to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark
>
> Besides 15805 kHz, WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (24 hours a 
> day - 7 days a week) with 100 W into an inverted V aerial.
>
> Transmitter site for 5840 and 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark.
>
> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
> World Music Radio - www.wmr.radio
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

[Ivo Observer]

Poor audio with synchro detection & good audio without synchro detection of
my SONY ICF 2001

На сб, 24.08.2019 г. в 8:44 ч. Wolfgang Bueschel 
написа:

> Hi, here in southern Germany at 08.34 UT on Aug 24
> exact on 15805 kHz  { +1 little single Hertz. }
> S=9+10dB or -65dBm,
>
> nice audio block visible,
> 12.4 kHz wide, in hard rock peaks up to 18 kHz wideband.
>
> Music content at 08.34 UT is NOT MY TASTE, 'hit my brain' bumm, bumm,
> hammer.
>
> Request more Latin or West African kind music please.
> 73 wolfie  df5sx
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Stig Hartvig Nielsen"
> Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2019 8:41 AM
> Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south
>
> > World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz
> (Saturday-Sunday
> > 07-20 UTC) with 200 W into a 3 element yagi beamed south for DXers in
> > Southern Europe, Central Europe (however sometimes the signal will skip
> > over), Northern Africa and perhaps also the Middle East.
> >
> > Reception reports are welcome at this address:
> WMR  - or by snail mail (please include return postage for a
> QSL-card) to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark
> >
> > Besides 15805 kHz, WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (24 hours a
> > day - 7 days a week) with 100 W into an inverted V aerial.
> >
> > Transmitter site for 5840 and 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark.
> >
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

[Wolfgang Bueschel]

Hi, here in southern Germany at 08.34 UT on Aug 24
exact on 15805 kHz  { +1 little single Hertz. }
S=9+10dB or -65dBm,

nice audio block visible,
12.4 kHz wide, in hard rock peaks up to 18 kHz wideband.

Music content at 08.34 UT is NOT MY TASTE, 'hit my brain' bumm, bumm, 
hammer.


Request more Latin or West African kind music please.
73 wolfie  df5sx


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Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2019 8:41 AM
Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz (Saturday-Sunday 
07-20 UTC) with 200 W into a 3 element yagi beamed south for DXers in 
Southern Europe, Central Europe (however sometimes the signal will skip 
over), Northern Africa and perhaps also the Middle East.


Reception reports are welcome at this address:
WMR  - or by snail mail (please include return postage for a 
QSL-card) to World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark


Besides 15805 kHz, WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (24 hours a 
day - 7 days a week) with 100 W into an inverted V aerial.


Transmitter site for 5840 and 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark.

Best 73s
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

[Ivo Observer]

Fair signal and trouble audio here in Sofia with my old
SONY ICF 2001D before 0700UT, from around 0650UT


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>
> World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz (Saturday-Sunday
> 07-20 UTC) with 200 W into a 3 element yagi beamed south for DXers in
> Southern Europe, Central Europe (however sometimes the signal will skip
> over), Northern Africa and perhaps also the Middle East.
>
> Reception reports are welcome at this address: w...@wmr.dk - or by snail
> mail (please include return postage for a QSL-card) to World Music Radio,
> PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark
>
> Besides 15805 kHz, WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (24 hours a day
> - 7 days a week) with 100 W into an inverted V aerial.
>
> Transmitter site for 5840 and 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark.
>
> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
> World Music Radio - www.wmr.radio
>
>
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 now beaming south

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz (Saturday-Sunday 07-20 
UTC) with 200 W into a 3 element yagi beamed south for DXers in Southern 
Europe, Central Europe (however sometimes the signal will skip over), Northern 
Africa and perhaps also the Middle East.  

Reception reports are welcome at this address: w...@wmr.dk - or by snail mail 
(please include return postage for a QSL-card) to World Music Radio, PO Box 
112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark

Besides 15805 kHz, WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (24 hours a day - 7 
days a week) with 100 W into an inverted V aerial. 

Transmitter site for 5840 and 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark. 

Best 73s
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World Music Radio - www.wmr.radio


 

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[HCDX] World Music Radio - WMR

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) is now broadcasting on 15805 kHz (200 W) with a new 3 
element yagi. Currently the aerial is beamed north thus providing coverage of 
WMR in northern Scandinavia - during daytime every Saturday and Sunday (07-20 
UTC). Sometimes the signal can also be picked up in central and southern 
Europe, in Ireland and western UK, in Russia and eastern North America. 

Photos at: https://www.facebook.com/WorldMusicRadioWMR/

Meanwhile WMR continues broadcasting on 5840 kHz (100 W) 24 hours a day 7 days 
a week.

Transmitter site of both SW frequencies: Randers, Denmark. 

Reception reports are welcome at w...@wmr.dk . If a printed QSL card is desired 
reports must be sent to World  Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, 
Denmark. Return postage is kindly required.

Best 73s
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio - WMR

[e-mail nrgreen via Hard-Core-DX]

Frequency 15805 is also being heard on the coast in NW England at 1000 UTC. The 
signal is peaking to around S6 with fades down to S1. After tuning the 
frequency many times this is the first time I've been able to positively hear 
WMR.

Reception is best using my NRD 525 and a loop antenna, but is also audible - 
but weaker - via my IC-R75 coupled to a random long wire.

73 Noel R. Green




> On 06 July 2019 at 09:11 Stig Hartvig Nielsen  wrote:
> 
> 
> Schedule this weekend:
> 
> 15805 kHz (200 W) today Saturday 08-18 UTC
> 5840 kHz (100 W) Saturday 18 - Sunday 08 UTC 
> 15805 kHz (200 W) Sunday 08-18 UTC
> 5840 kHz (100 W) from Sunday 18 UTC - 
> 
> 15805 kHz is currently propagating very well into Ireland and Northern 
> Scandinavia. Fair to weak in Southern Europe. 
> 
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> www.wmr.radio
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[HCDX] World Music Radio - WMR

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Schedule this weekend:

15805 kHz (200 W) today Saturday 08-18 UTC
5840 kHz (100 W) Saturday 18 - Sunday 08 UTC 
15805 kHz (200 W) Sunday 08-18 UTC
5840 kHz (100 W) from Sunday 18 UTC - 

15805 kHz is currently propagating very well into Ireland and Northern 
Scandinavia. Fair to weak in Southern Europe. 

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 5840 and 15805

[Mauno Ritola]

Fair signal here in eastern Finland.

Ivo Observer kirjoitti 29.6.2019 klo 15:37:

Zero signal on 15805 kHz at 1230UT, June 29


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For several weeks there has been a problem with the aerial for World Music
Radio (WMR) 5840 kHz meaning that the power on 5840 had to be reduced to
some 25-40 W, and more recently - after a lightning strike - WMR has been
off air on 5840 during weekdays  due to problems with the audio feed.
Thursday June 27 everything was fixed  and WMR is back on the air on 5840
kHz with full power (100 W) and again 24 hrs a day seven days a week

The transmissions on 15805 have also suffered from some problems, but is
now also back on the air as from today Saturday June 29. Power is 200 W
into a half wave dipole. Transmissions on 15805 kHz are weekends only, and
15805 kHz will be on the air today Saturday until tomorrow Sunday at 1600
UTC.

Right now at 1030 UTC 15805 is audible in many of Europe (except close to
the transmitter site) including Ireland, western UK, Northern Scandinavia,
Switzerland/Austria, Italy, Iceland and on the East coast of North America
(New Hampshire).  Please note that modulation on 15805 kHz is not perfect;
not good in LSB or USB, but fair in wide AM.

WMR is also audible from www.wmr.radio

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 5840 and 15805

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Zero signal on 15805 kHz at 1230UT, June 29


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> For several weeks there has been a problem with the aerial for World Music
> Radio (WMR) 5840 kHz meaning that the power on 5840 had to be reduced to
> some 25-40 W, and more recently - after a lightning strike - WMR has been
> off air on 5840 during weekdays  due to problems with the audio feed.
> Thursday June 27 everything was fixed  and WMR is back on the air on 5840
> kHz with full power (100 W) and again 24 hrs a day seven days a week
>
> The transmissions on 15805 have also suffered from some problems, but is
> now also back on the air as from today Saturday June 29. Power is 200 W
> into a half wave dipole. Transmissions on 15805 kHz are weekends only, and
> 15805 kHz will be on the air today Saturday until tomorrow Sunday at 1600
> UTC.
>
> Right now at 1030 UTC 15805 is audible in many of Europe (except close to
> the transmitter site) including Ireland, western UK, Northern Scandinavia,
> Switzerland/Austria, Italy, Iceland and on the East coast of North America
> (New Hampshire).  Please note that modulation on 15805 kHz is not perfect;
> not good in LSB or USB, but fair in wide AM.
>
> WMR is also audible from www.wmr.radio
>
> Best 73s
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> World Music Radio
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 5840 and 15805

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

For several weeks there has been a problem with the aerial for World Music 
Radio (WMR) 5840 kHz meaning that the power on 5840 had to be reduced to some 
25-40 W, and more recently - after a lightning strike - WMR has been off air on 
5840 during weekdays  due to problems with the audio feed. Thursday June 27 
everything was fixed  and WMR is back on the air on 5840 kHz with full power 
(100 W) and again 24 hrs a day seven days a week 

The transmissions on 15805 have also suffered from some problems, but is now 
also back on the air as from today Saturday June 29. Power is 200 W into a half 
wave dipole. Transmissions on 15805 kHz are weekends only, and 15805 kHz will 
be on the air today Saturday until tomorrow Sunday at 1600 UTC. 

Right now at 1030 UTC 15805 is audible in many of Europe (except close to the 
transmitter site) including Ireland, western UK, Northern Scandinavia, 
Switzerland/Austria, Italy, Iceland and on the East coast of North America (New 
Hampshire).  Please note that modulation on 15805 kHz is not perfect; not good 
in LSB or USB, but fair in wide AM.  

WMR is also audible from www.wmr.radio

Best 73s
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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

 

 

World Music Radio (WMR) on 5840 - right now at 0200 UTC - very strong in USA
on 5840: 
  http://www.websdr.at:8073/

Also good in Iceland:  
http://tangar.utvarp.com:8073/

 

And WMR on 15805 also propagating very well right now at 0200 UTC short
skips in Europe:
Switzerland:  
http://kiwisdr.hamspirit.de:8073/

Austria:   http://www.websdr.at:8073/

Ireland:  
http://emeraldsdr.ddns.net:8073/

UK:   http://southwest.ddns.net:8073/

 

 

Best 73's

Stig Hartvig Nielsen,

WMR - www.wmr.radio

 

 

 

 

 

 





 

 

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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) is back on 15805 kHz (200 W). On air today Saturday
and tomorrow Sunday 07-20 UTC.  Fair to good reception right now in many
parts of reception - including SW United Kingdom, Austria, Romania, Northern
Scandinavia, Italy and Russia  

5840 kHz is still on the air with some 25 - 35 W ...  continuously. 


Best 73s,
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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[hartvig]

World Music Radio (WMR) is usually broadcasting on 15805 kHz every Saturday and 
Sunday. This weekend however - no transmission today Saturday.
So Sunday only.

Meanwhile there is a problem with the audio feed for the 5840 kHz transmitter. 
Hopefully this will be brought back to normal tonight.

Best 73s,
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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) is back on 5840 kHz (100 W) transmitting from Randers, 
Denmark.  It has been off the air due to a transmitter fault, but now hopefully 
again running 24/7.

I have switched 15805 kHz (200 W) off at 1830 UTC. I have some problems with 
the two transmitters at the same site. Good reception of WMR on 15805 kHz at 
times in Southern Europe today and also audible in Eastern North America for 
some hours this afternoon, and noted in Brazil until 18 UTC.  However - still 
less than ten reception reports received for 15805 kHz. 

Best 73s
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) is on the air from today Friday until Sunday on 15805 
kHz continuously:  
- from Friday March 1st at 0700 UTC
- until Sunday March 3rd at 1700 UTC

Power is 200 Watt.  Reception is possible now in Southern Europe - for instance 
on the remote Kiwi SDR receiver on Sardinia (Monreale castle) 

Transmissions on 5840 kHz continues - 24/7 - with a power of 100 Watt. 

Transmitter site for both 15805 and 5840 kHz is Randers, Denmark. 

Reception reports are welcome to: w...@wmr.dk and World Music Radio, PO Box 
112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark.  

Best 73's
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Change of plans: I will leave 15805-transmitter on the air continuously till 
tomorrow Sunday at 2000 UTC - hoping that the band might be open (perhaps for 
short skip) some time tonight.

Best 73s Stig




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Emne: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz


Very good conditions today Saturday on 15 MHz: World Music Radio (WMR) was 
audible for a good part of the day on 15805 kHz presumably  in the whole of the 
eastern and southern part of European Russia, good signal strength noted on 
remote Kiwi SDR receivers in Romania, Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Very 
strong signals in Iceland for most of the day. Also very weak signals visible 
in Thailand, Kerala India and on the island of Bonaire.  Somewhat weak on the 
North American east coast. Today no luck in Brazil. 

WMR is on the air again tomorrow Sunday on 15805 kHz at 0500-2000 UTC. 

Please be advised that next weekend WMR will be on the air on 15805 kHz 
continuously:  
- from Friday March 1st at 0700 UTC
- until Sunday March 3rd at 1700 UTC

Power is 200 Watt. 

Transmissions on 5840 kHz continues - 24/7 - with a power of 100 Watt. 

Transmitter site for both 15805 and 5840 kHz is Randers, Denmark. Reception 
reports are welcome to: w...@wmr.dk and World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 
Randers SØ, Denmark.  

Best 73's
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www.wmr.radio





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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Very good conditions today Saturday on 15 MHz: World Music Radio (WMR) was 
audible for a good part of the day on 15805 kHz presumably  in the whole of the 
eastern and southern part of European Russia, good signal strength noted on 
remote Kiwi SDR receivers in Romania, Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Very 
strong signals in Iceland for most of the day. Also very weak signals visible 
in Thailand, Kerala India and on the island of Bonaire.  Somewhat weak on the 
North American east coast. Today no luck in Brazil. 

WMR is on the air again tomorrow Sunday on 15805 kHz at 0500-2000 UTC. 

Please be advised that next weekend WMR will be on the air on 15805 kHz 
continuously:  
- from Friday March 1st at 0700 UTC 
- until Sunday March 3rd at 1700 UTC

Power is 200 Watt. 

Transmissions on 5840 kHz continues - 24/7 - with a power of 100 Watt. 

Transmitter site for both 15805 and 5840 kHz is Randers, Denmark. Reception 
reports are welcome to: w...@wmr.dk and World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 
Randers SØ, Denmark.  

Best 73's
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in Friol

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Nothing on 15805 at 1030 in Sofia, Bulgaria

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На нд, 20.01.2019 г. в 10:17 ч. Stig Hartvig Nielsen 
написа:

>
> Yes, 5840 unfortunately keeps drifting a bit, but I have now adjusted the
> frequency - and hopefully it is now back on 5840.000 kHz.
>
> 15805 is very unlikely to propagate into Germany. That is too close to the
> transmitter site.
>
> Best 73s
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
> www.wmr.radio
>
>
>
>
>
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra: Hard-Core-DX [mailto:hard-core-dx-boun...@hard-core-dx.com] På vegne
> af Wolfgang Bueschel
> Sendt: 20. januar 2019 11:02
> Til: Manuel Méndez; hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com; DXLD; _ BCLNEWS
> Emne: Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here
> in Friol
>
> At 0945 - 1000 UT nothing heard here in 19 meterband 15805,
>
> but noted WMR Randers in 50 meterband instead at 09.53 UT,
>
> 5839.990 kHz, S=8-9 signal here in European remote SDR's.
> 73 wb df5sx
>
>
>
>
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Manuel Méndez" 
> Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2019 10:41 AM
> Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here
> in Friol
> > Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain
> > Log in Friol. Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters
> >
> > DENMARK, excellent signal for World Music Radio now on 15805, 0935
> > UTC, 20-01, pop songs in English, Latin American songs, id. "World
> > Music Radio". 45444. (Méndez) _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list
>
>
> DENMARK   15805 kHz  World Music Radio, is transmitting on 15805 kHz this
> weekend - continuously from now (Saturday morning 07 UTC) until Sunday
> January 20th at 20 UTC. The power is 200 W and reception reports are
> welcome to:
>
> 
> website 
>
> and World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8920 Randers S+, Denmark, Europe.
>
> In particular it should be interesting to notice if someone can pick up
> the signal at night. 15805 kHz will be off air next weekend, so next
> transmission is February 2nd and 3rd.
>
> 5840 kHz (100 Watt) continuous 24hrs/7d. Transmitter site is Randers,
> Denmark, Europe.
>
> Best 73's
> (Stig Hartvig Nielsen-DEN, hcdx Jan 19)
>
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in Friol

[Mauno Ritola]

15805 kHz fine via North Spain. Also later after sunrise via Rockport ME 
USA.


5840.000 kHz fair in Finland at 1030.

73, Mauno

Stig Hartvig Nielsen kirjoitti 20.1.2019 klo 12:17:

Yes, 5840 unfortunately keeps drifting a bit, but I have now adjusted the 
frequency - and hopefully it is now back on 5840.000 kHz.

15805 is very unlikely to propagate into Germany. That is too close to the 
transmitter site.

Best 73s
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www.wmr.radio





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Emne: Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in 
Friol

At 0945 - 1000 UT nothing heard here in 19 meterband 15805,

but noted WMR Randers in 50 meterband instead at 09.53 UT,

5839.990 kHz, S=8-9 signal here in European remote SDR's.
73 wb df5sx






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From: "Manuel Méndez" 
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2019 10:41 AM
Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in 
Friol

Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain
Log in Friol. Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, excellent signal for World Music Radio now on 15805, 0935
UTC, 20-01, pop songs in English, Latin American songs, id. "World
Music Radio". 45444. (Méndez) _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list


DENMARK   15805 kHz  World Music Radio, is transmitting on 15805 kHz this
weekend - continuously from now (Saturday morning 07 UTC) until Sunday January 
20th at 20 UTC. The power is 200 W and reception reports are welcome to:


website 

and World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8920 Randers S+, Denmark, Europe.

In particular it should be interesting to notice if someone can pick up the 
signal at night. 15805 kHz will be off air next weekend, so next transmission 
is February 2nd and 3rd.

5840 kHz (100 Watt) continuous 24hrs/7d. Transmitter site is Randers, Denmark, 
Europe.

Best 73's
(Stig Hartvig Nielsen-DEN, hcdx Jan 19)

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in Friol

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Yes, 5840 unfortunately keeps drifting a bit, but I have now adjusted the 
frequency - and hopefully it is now back on 5840.000 kHz. 

15805 is very unlikely to propagate into Germany. That is too close to the 
transmitter site. 

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
www.wmr.radio





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Sendt: 20. januar 2019 11:02
Til: Manuel Méndez; hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com; DXLD; _ BCLNEWS
Emne: Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in 
Friol

At 0945 - 1000 UT nothing heard here in 19 meterband 15805,

but noted WMR Randers in 50 meterband instead at 09.53 UT,

5839.990 kHz, S=8-9 signal here in European remote SDR's.
73 wb df5sx






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From: "Manuel Méndez" 
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2019 10:41 AM
Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in 
Friol
> Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain
> Log in Friol. Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters
>
> DENMARK, excellent signal for World Music Radio now on 15805, 0935 
> UTC, 20-01, pop songs in English, Latin American songs, id. "World 
> Music Radio". 45444. (Méndez) _ Hard-Core-DX mailing list


DENMARK   15805 kHz  World Music Radio, is transmitting on 15805 kHz this
weekend - continuously from now (Saturday morning 07 UTC) until Sunday January 
20th at 20 UTC. The power is 200 W and reception reports are welcome to:


website 

and World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8920 Randers S+, Denmark, Europe.

In particular it should be interesting to notice if someone can pick up the 
signal at night. 15805 kHz will be off air next weekend, so next transmission 
is February 2nd and 3rd.

5840 kHz (100 Watt) continuous 24hrs/7d. Transmitter site is Randers, Denmark, 
Europe.

Best 73's
(Stig Hartvig Nielsen-DEN, hcdx Jan 19)

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in Friol

[Wolfgang Bueschel]

At 0945 - 1000 UT nothing heard here in 19 meterband 15805,

but noted WMR Randers in 50 meterband instead at 09.53 UT,

5839.990 kHz, S=8-9 signal here in European remote SDR's.
73 wb df5sx


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From: "Manuel Méndez" 

Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2019 10:41 AM
Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in
Friol

Manuel Méndez, Lugo, Spain
Log in Friol. Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, excellent signal for World Music Radio now on 15805, 0935 UTC,
20-01, pop songs in English, Latin American songs, id. "World Music
Radio". 45444. (Méndez)
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DENMARK   15805 kHz  World Music Radio, is transmitting on 15805 kHz this
weekend - continuously from now (Saturday morning 07 UTC) until Sunday
January 20th at 20 UTC. The power is 200 W and reception reports are
welcome to:


website 

and World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8920 Randers S+, Denmark, Europe.

In particular it should be interesting to notice if someone can pick up
the signal at night. 15805 kHz will be off air next weekend, so next
transmission is February 2nd and 3rd.

5840 kHz (100 Watt) continuous 24hrs/7d. Transmitter site is Randers,
Denmark, Europe.

Best 73's
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[HCDX] World Music Radio with excellent signal on 15805 now here in Friol

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

Log in Friol
Tecsun S-8800, cable antenna, 8 meters

DENMARK, excellent signal for World Music Radio now on 15805, 0935 UTC, 
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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio is transmitting on 15805 kHz this weekend - continuously
from now (Saturday morning 07 UTC) until Sunday January 20th at 20 UTC.  The
power is 200 W and reception reports are welcome to: w...@wmr.dk and World
Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8920 Randers SØ, Denmark. In particular it
should be interesting to notice if someone can pick up the signal at night. 

15805 will be off air next weekend, so next transmission is February 2nd and
3rd.

5840 kHz (100 Watt) continuous 24/7. 

Transmitter site is Randers, Denmark.

Best 73's
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz, excellent signal now here in Friol

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spaiin

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DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 1423-1431 , 12-01, Latin 
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio

[Mauno Ritola]

Nice signal now via Rockport ME KiwiSDR. Also the carrier looks cleaner now.

73, Mauno

Stig Hartvig Nielsen kirjoitti 12.1.2019 klo 14:13:

I had some problems with the 15 MHz tx this morning, but now (1210 UTC)  15805 
kHz is (finally) on the air. Till 2000 UTC today. And hopefully again tomorrow 
Sunday 07-17 UTC.  Possibly the transmitter may be switched off briefly if/when 
needed for adjusting 5840 kHz transmitter.

5840 kHz remains off air (since Sunday), but will hopefully return to the air 
sometime this weekend.

Best 73's
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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

I had some problems with the 15 MHz tx this morning, but now (1210 UTC)  15805 
kHz is (finally) on the air. Till 2000 UTC today. And hopefully again tomorrow 
Sunday 07-17 UTC.  Possibly the transmitter may be switched off briefly if/when 
needed for adjusting 5840 kHz transmitter. 

5840 kHz remains off air (since Sunday), but will hopefully return to the air 
sometime this weekend. 

Best 73's
Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
www.wmr.radio



 

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz

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На нд, 6.01.2019 г. в 8:13 ч. Stig Hartvig Nielsen  написа:

>
>
> 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 – 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 ‘sketchy’. 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 – anywhere – after 16 or 17 UTC.
>
>
>
> Reception reports are welcome to w...@wmr.dk and will usually be QSLed
> within
> a month.
>
>
>
> Best 73’s
>
> Stig Hartvig Nielsen, World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ,
> Denmark
>
> www.wmr.radio
>
>
>
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

 

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 – 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 ‘sketchy’. 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 – anywhere – after 16 or 17 UTC. 

 

Reception reports are welcome to w...@wmr.dk and will usually be QSLed within
a month. 

 

Best 73’s

Stig Hartvig Nielsen, World Music Radio, PO Box 112, DK-8960 Randers SØ,
Denmark 

www.wmr.radio

 

 

   

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[HCDX] World Music Radio 15805 kHz (Shortwave 19 meters)

[Daniel Wyllyans PT9008SWL]

World Music Radio 15805 kHz (Shortwave 19 meters) Music 10:34 UTC 04
January 2018

https://youtu.be/xIVesEokcis

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[HCDX] World Music Radio - 15805

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

WMR is also audible in the USA on 15805 kHz via this remote receiver:
http://rx2.wa2zkd.net:8073/ from tune in at 1400 UTC. 

:-) 

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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio heard now in Lugo on 15805

[Zacharias Liangas via Hard-Core-DX]

NOw 1212 with S3 fair here with lambada type of music 15805 


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On Sun, 12/30/18, Manuel Méndez  wrote:

 Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio heard now in Lugo on 15805
 To: "WOR Dx Digest" 
 Date: Sunday, December 30, 2018, 1:58 PM
 
 Manuel Méndez
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 Log in Lugo
 
 DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio,
 Randers, 1146-1158 , 30-12, Caribbean songs in Spanish, pop
 songs in English, id. "WMR, World Music Radio". Nothing on
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[HCDX] World Music Radio heard now in Lugo on 15805

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain

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DENMARK, 15805, World Music Radio, Randers, 1146-1158 , 30-12, Caribbean songs 
in Spanish, pop songs in English, id. "WMR, World Music Radio". Nothing on 
5840. Strong fading. 25411. (Méndez)
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[HCDX] World Music Radio - WMR

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

World Music Radio (WMR) commenced broadcasting on 15805 kHz on December 24th
2018 with a power of 200 W. Transmissions were irregular for the first
couple of days, but should hopefully now be regular. The old transmitter and
the simple aerial willing. Until January 6th 2019 the approx. hours of daily
operation will be 0700-2000 UTC.   As from January 7th 15805 kHz will
probably be on the air Saturday-Sunday only. 

Power is only 200 W, which of course is a very low on the 19 meter band,
propagation is quite poor on this band now - and the aerial (a simple
dipole) is not very efficient so reception is quite difficult and irregular.
So far -  poor to fair reception in Southern Europe has been observed in
daytime till around 1300 UTC and fair to good reception in Ireland,
Scotland, western England and Iceland has been experienced during evenings
around 17-20 UTC.

Transmissions on 5840 kHz continues 24/7 with a power of 100 W. 

The transmitter site for 5840 as well as 15805 kHz is Randers, Denmark. 



QSL-CARDS

Please note that the current QSL-design will be used for reception reports
covering reception in 2018 only. A new design will be used in 2019. 

An eQSL is available for reports sent to w...@wmr.dk - a reply can be
expected within a month or so.

A printed QSL is available for reports sent to World Music Radio, PO Box
112, DK-8960 Randers SØ, Denmark.  Return postage is kindly required. For a
fast reply enclose 5 euro or 5 USD (QSL will be mailed from Denmark, where
postage rates are the highest in the world - 29DKK for a post card). If less
return postage is enclosed, you will still get a QSL-card, but will have to
wait some time till the QSLs can be mailed out from outside of Denmark. 

Please note that no QSLs are available for reports made by listening via
remote receivers. 



MEDIUM WAVE

No news as for 927 kHz Copenhagen. Still struggling to find a transmitter
site there. 




Best 73s and happy new year,
Stig Hartvig Nielsen,
World Music Radio - WMR
www.wmr.radio









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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

WMR (World Music Radio) is on the air right now (Friday 1230 UTC) and
until Monday morning 0700 UTC. The frequency is 5815 kHz - and power is
5 kW. 

And without any Christmas music... guaranteed :-) 

Reception of WMR is possible in large parts of Europe during daytime.
The deep winter seasons means that reception close to the transmitter
site in Denmark becomes poor after sunset. However reception in Southern
Europe should be all right in the evening hours.  

Reception overseas is sporadic but sometimes possible in the Americas
after 22 UTC. From Africa, Asia and Pacific we haven't received any
reports recently.

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen
www.wmr.dk 

World Music Radio
P O Box 112
DK-8900 Randers
Denmark

PS!
We apologise for not having sent out QSL cards yet - but they WILL be
sent out in the new year. Please be patient.












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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio

[Jouko Huuskonen]

Signal strength of WMR Denmark on 5815 kHz here in the former capital of 
Finland at peaks even S9 +5dB. Good reception once again. May I wish a Merry 
X-Mas to all DX-ers sharing this unique hobby!

73´s
Jouko Huuskonen
Turku -SW of FINLAND
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Subject: [HCDX] World Music Radio



WMR (World Music Radio) is on the air right now (Friday 1230 UTC) and
until Monday morning 0700 UTC. The frequency is 5815 kHz - and power is
5 kW.
And without any Christmas music... guaranteed :-)
Reception of WMR is possible in large parts of Europe during daytime.
The deep winter seasons means that reception close to the transmitter
site in Denmark becomes poor after sunset. However reception in Southern
Europe should be all right in the evening hours.
Reception overseas is sporadic but sometimes possible in the Americas
after 22 UTC. From Africa, Asia and Pacific we haven't received any
reports recently.
Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen
www.wmr.dk
World Music Radio
P O Box 112
DK-8900 Randers
Denmark
PS!
We apologise for not having sent out QSL cards yet - but they WILL be
sent out in the new year. Please be patient.





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[HCDX] World Music Radio on 5815

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

A reminder - that World Music Radiuo (WMR) is testing on 5815 kHz (6 kW)
from now (Friday 1600 UTC) till Monday morning 0600 UTC. 


Stig Hartvig Nielsen
WMR
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[HCDX] World Music Radio 5815.

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Next transmission from WMR - World Music Radio - is planned for this
coming weekend starting Friday (September 17) at 1600 UTC and until
Monday morning at 0600 UTC. Frequency: 5815 kHz. 

Best 73s
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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Manuel Méndez]

Manuel Méndez
Lugo, Spain
DENMARK, World Music Radio. Según me comunican por mail de World Music 
Radio, esperan estar de nuevo en el aire este fin de semana en 5815 KHz. 
También esperan enviar pronto las tarjetas QSL de los informes de recepción 
que se han llegado durante las transmisiones de prueba.

Sorry for the delay with the QSL cards. I hope they will be printed and
sent out soon.
We are hoping to have 5815 kHz back on the air this weekend.
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[HCDX] World Music Radio - antenna change

[Stig Hartvig Nielsen]

Our two dipoles for 5815 and 15810 kHz are not very far apart from each
other and we have had a feeling that the radiations from both aerials
were affected.  This morning (Monday 7th) we have changed the directions
of our dipole for 15810 kHz and hopefully reception has improved on this
frequency in the prime coverage area (which is + 1,000 km from Denmark).


The change might also have improved reception during the hours of
darkness on 5815 kHz - again in areas approx. +1,000 km from Denmark. We
don't expect daytime coverage to be affected.

We kindly invite monitoring observations by e-mail to this address:
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as it used to be. 

Thanks in advance

Best 73s
Stig Hartvig Nielsen
World Music Radio (WMR)
www.wmr.dk 




 


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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[bjorn fransson]

Hi,
WMR heard here on the island of Gotland yesterday afternoon at 1418 UTC on 
15810 kHz. Very bad signal and heard only for about 5 minutes, then 
disappeared behind strong noise.
Today's news is that they are now on 5815 kHz with a very strong carriar. I 
heard them with QSA 4-5 and without disturbances at all at 1440 UTC. Stig 
Hartvig Nielsen on WMR confirmed that it's them and that they are going to 
have test programming in a few days.
73 from Björn Fransson, Sweden

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[HCDX] World Music Radio heard on 15810 kHz

[Karel Honzk]

World Music Radio, Denmark - testing...
+

Last night (15 MAY, around 1800...2000... UTC) I heard what could be World Music Radio,
Denmark on 15810 kHz.
Anglo-american pop and country non stop, no Danish songs, no announcements.
Signal strength S9+10dB in peaks, low level of modulation.
Deep fade outs when the signal always completely disappeared for one or two minutes, 
esp.
around 1800, later (...1900...) the fade outs were not so deep anymore...

Karel Honzik
the Czech Republic (Czechia)

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[HCDX] World Music Radio

[Manuel Méndez]

DENMARK, 15810, World Music Radio, 0845, English music, identification, 
male voice in English,  World Music Radio, Denmark, address Also 
World Music Radio between  songs. Poor signal and with noise. 25322. 
(Méndez, May 12)

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[HCDX] World Music Radio testing on 15810

[Jari Savolainen]

On 9 May at 1405 noted World Music Radio from Denmark
testing on 15810 with fair signal. Within couple of minutes
they verified by e-mail and said mine was the first reception
report of 15810 test. Power was 500 Watts at that moment.
Jari Savolainen
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio testing on 15810

[John Figliozzi]

Using the sync feature on the Lowe HF-150, I can tell that there's a 
signal there, but unfortunately cannot decipher any audio.

John Figliozzi
Halfmoon, NY (USA)
Lowe HF-150 stack w/A/D DX sloper
On Sunday, May 9, 2004, at 10:49  AM, Jari Savolainen wrote:

On 9 May at 1405 noted World Music Radio from Denmark
testing on 15810 with fair signal. Within couple of minutes
they verified by e-mail and said mine was the first reception
report of 15810 test. Power was 500 Watts at that moment.
Jari Savolainen
Kuusankoski
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Re: [HCDX] World Music Radio testing on 15810

[Henrik Klemetz]

Fair to poor signal, with deep fades, until approx.
1650 when definitely lost. Propagation conditions not
bad today, and I have been having audio for the first
time from what I believe is the MARLO station on
15500U as well. 
In northern Sweden, near the Arctic Circle,
Henrik Klemetz

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skrev:  On 9 May at 1405 noted World Music Radio from
 Denmark
 testing on 15810 with fair signal. Within couple of
 minutes
 they verified by e-mail and said mine was the first
 reception
 report of 15810 test. Power was 500 Watts at that
 moment.
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