[HCDX] New station broadcasting to India

["Jose Jacob, VU2JOS, India" <dx_india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2003 13:27:58 -0700
From: "Gene Bernald" <gbernald@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Need a reception report, please

June 24, 2003

Dear Friend:

I have a favor to ask.  We are International Broadcasters who are 
considering utilizing a transmitter in Europe to broadcast to the 
people of India.  We have been allocated the following frequencies 
and times for our programming.  What we would like to know, of 
course, is if these frequencies at the designated times produce a 
good signal into India.

1430 - 1600 UTC on 17655 kHz
2330-0200 UTC on 9435 kHz

Any information that you can provide would be greatly 
appreciated.

Thank you.

Gene Bernald
Pan American Broadcasting
Cupertino, California





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73

Jose Jacob, VU2JOS, ATOJ
National Institute of Amateur Radio
Box 1555, Somajiguda
Hyderabad 500082, India

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