[HCDX] SHORT WAVE RELAY SERVICE ON 49 AND 19 METRES

["Thomas Taylor" <emr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

IRRS-Shortwave would like to announce a new IPAR 
(International Public Access Radio) initiative to make 
more airtime over IRRS at the disposal of small program
producers. We are about to open a new IPAR slot on
5775 kHz with 20 kW PEP from 2100-2230 CET,
and we are now accepting reservations for airtime by 
email at ipar@xxxxxxxxxx Please check : 
http://www.nexus.org/IPAR/ for details.

Need to replace your old rig? Due to our recent 20 kW
transmitter upgrade we are liquidating two Siemens 
10 kW transmitters. Check the latest deal 
at: http://www.nexus.org/IPAR/txsale.htm

Effective June 21, 2003 IRRS-Shortwave to Europe 
can be heard daily on 5775 kHz from 1900-2130 UTC
(2100-2230 CET), besides our operations on Sat & Sun 
only on 13840 from 0800-1200 UTC (1000-1400 CET).
All broadcast are in 
parallel with MP3 and experimentally also with 
OGG-Vorbis streaming at: http://mp3.nexus.org
 (streaming available 24 hrs, 7/7).

IRRS-Shortwave latest frequency and program schedule
is available at: 
http://www.nexus.org/NEXUS-IBA/Schedules

Lastly, if you want to subscribe to our mailing list please check:

http://nx1-2.nexus.org/mailman/listinfo/irrs-listeners

it's a low traffic list used for frequency changes and general 
announcements to IRRS's listeners.

Until the next time ... take care, and very best 73s de Ron

--
Ron Norton, NEXUS-IBA support,        
PO Box 11028, 20110 Milano, Italy
ph: +39 02 70606603 - fax: +39 02 70638151
e-mail : ron@xxxxxxxxx        http://www.nexus.org





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