Re: [HCDX] Uprising in Yugoslavia - OCT 5, 2000

["bjorn fransson" <bjornfransson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
Yesterday evening the conditions towards Yugoslavia were very good. I 
listened on 1566 kHz 1800-1900 to station, which I could not identify. There 
was a musical programming with "strange" music (to my ears!) the first hour 
and at 1900 started a news bulletin (not // 684). They mentioned "Studio B" 
in the bulletin. Maybe it was just a mention, but also maybe Studio B has 
moved to a new frequency (the music reminded me about what I heard on 1350 
kHz years ago). Do you know anyhting? I don't think it was the old mentioned 
Yugoslave on the frequency, which I have heard before.
On 1485 I heard the seldom heard Radio Novi Sad L with a local 
identification: "RTV Serbie - Radio Novi Sad".
On 1602 one of the Hungarians was really strong. I think it was the old 
Radio Egerszeg, but in that case they ID-ed like: "Egerszeg Radio".
Best wishes!
Bjorn Fransson, Gotland, Sweden



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