[HCDX] FWD: News from Africa

[Willi Passmann <dj6jz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

again some news from Markus Weidner, currently in South Africa, as
reported to the A-DX Mailing List:

Angola - Radio Nacional de Angola had a good signal two weeks ago on
4950 kHz, when received in Namibia. On Nov. 15 only the STP-Relay of
the VoA was audible at 2000 UTC. One day later RN de Angola was on
again, but with a slight hum.

At 0500 a programme in VN was heard on 7217. (That fits to the
frequency of RN Angola as reported in spring 2002 - Passmann)

Namibia - NBC Windhoek improved modulation on 3290 kHz. Only a slight
hum. 3270 kHz is still inactive, while 6060 kHz is operated 24h.

Togo - nothing was heard on 5047 kHz, a frequency which was reported
as reactivated recently.

Zimbabwe / Lesotho - During the whole stay no shortwave transmissions
could be observed from Zimbabwe and Lesotho.

Regards, Willi
http://www.radio-portal.org/


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