I believe that part of it is symmetry in a simple pattern, Walt, but
the rest presumably serves the more rural areas of southern Vancouver Island.
Nick
At 06:24 2018-11-28, Volodya S wrote:
Thanks, Nick. Doesn't make a lot of sense to beam SSW, really, but NNE I
understandWalt
On
Thanks, Nick. Doesn't make a lot of sense to beam SSW, really, but NNE I
understandWalt
On Wed, Nov 28, 2018 at 6:21 AM Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
> Latest DX Monitor has a pattern on its last page from CBU. Don't
> know yet where it came from, but it looks beamed SSW-NNE.
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Latest DX Monitor has a pattern on its last page from CBU. Don't
know yet where it came from, but it looks beamed SSW-NNE.
Nick
At 04:30 2018-11-28, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
2 of the 4 CBU towers have been removed and in speaking with the engineer
responsible for the site, he told me
2 of the 4 CBU towers have been removed and in speaking with the engineer
responsible for the site, he told me they suspect the pattern has changed,
but are waiting on some technical studies to be completed to say for sure
just how much it has changed.
With 2 less towers and 25kw instead of 50kw,
>From Canadian Radio News on Facebook:
Northwest Broadcasters is reporting that CBC Radio One in Vancouver CBU 690
has now decreased power from 50,000 to 25,000 watts fulltime. The reduction
in power was necessitated after a fire destroyed part of the stations
transmitting facilities last year
