Re: [HCDX] UNID 25925 NFM presumed FF TV feeder

["M. van Arnhem" <mvarnhem@xxxxxx>]

> > France, 25925 NFM, 30 OCT 1210 UTC, Only a few seconds
> > of decent audio, but heard definite French langage PX
> > in NFM, with reference to "La France". Chased it for
> > 45 minutes, but never regained usable audio. Did
> > noticed what seemed like several FM signals all
> > hanging around 25925 and 25926, which makes me think
> > these maybe French remote feeder stations. Is this
> > freq allocated for such use in France? Too early for
> > Quebec. Perhaps a European DXer can help me with this
> > one.(Hodgson, TN USA)
>
> Hi David,
>
> yes, I remember that French feeders have been active in this frequency
> range. I searched for more detailed information, but did not find a source
> yet.
>
> vy 73,
> Willi
>


Hallo all,
I have in my archives:
25900 and 26070 khz :
Radio Neige Narrow FM, 3-80W, most of the programmes originate from Radio
Nostalgie in France

Maybe they changed frequency?
I don't know who or what is Radio Neige (  neige = snow) and I remember
these signals could be heard in skilifts......
I have never heard Radio Neige here in the Netherlands.

73,
Max van Arnhem
The Netherlands

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