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[HCDX] Re: [Cumbre DX] Radio Rossii
Bernd
So, you are saying that Petropavlovsk is definitely wrong.
Also, you are saying that the solitary transmitter for 6075
is from Arman regardless of the time period?
I wonder if Passband monitors the emails on Cumbre? It
would be nice if they were to correct that entry in Passport?
Chuck
Bernd Trutenau wrote:
As RUS-DX #131 indicates, 6075 is a traditional winter frequency for
Arman (it has been in use during many years), replacing 5935 used during
the summer. It probably uses now a similar schedule as on 5935 during
the summer, which would be 2200-1800 Moscow time = 1900-1500 UTC (to be
confirmed).
We should have in mind that both WRTH and RUS-DX #131 refer to the B03
and A04 seasons. You probably mean Passport 2005 rather than 2004? The
Passport 2005 entry quoting "Petropavlovsk" is based on a HFCC B04
registration for 6075, but personally I would not see a reason at this
point to assume that the tx site actually was changed, such varying
registrations in the HFCC schedule do not always match the reality.
Earlier, 6075 was HFCC registered as "Okhotsk". But indeed, the 6075
site still needs a final confirmation.
Then I noticed that I misread the // observation: I would have expected
6075 to be not in parallel with Moscow because of the time shifted
editions, but apparently the feeds are the same.
73s, Bernd
At 06.11.2004 10:14 +0000, Charles B wrote:
Bernd and others,
I tuned Radio Rossii in on 6075 this morning at 0912 UTC. Radio Rossii
may have been on 6075 KHz even earlier? In RUS-DX #131 - B, they say
that Radio Rossii broadcasts from Arman on 6075 starting at 0930 UTC.
If this be true, then where does Radio Rossii's broadcast originate
prior to 0930 UTC? The schedule in #131 says that 6075 KHz is used
from 0930 to 1400 UTC with no other ref's to 6075 KHz. The entry in
the 2004 Passband says the 6075 is used from 1800 UTC to 1200 UTC and
broadcasted from Petropavlovsk while the 2004 WRTH agreeds with RUS-DX
#131. Now you know why I am having trouble with Radio Rossii's
transmission on 6075 KHz. Any help from an "insider" would be greatly
appreciated at this point.
Chuck Bolland
ka4prf@xxxxxxxxx
Clewiston Florida
Bernd Trutenau wrote:
At 05.11.2004 20:19 +0000, Charles B wrote:
Russia, 6075, Radio Rossii, Arman, 1135-1200 Initially man in
Russian comments until 1155 when music presented. Noted a parallel
signal on 17600 kHz (Listed as Moscow). 6075 was at fair level
while 17600 was good. Audio was out of sync. As I typed this, I
can't recall which signal was primary and which secondary? The
location for the 6075 frequency is given as Arman in the WTRH while
the Passport says it's Petropavlovsk. I don't know my Russian
Cities? Are these two (Arman and Petropavlovsk)the same? (Chuck
Bolland, November 5, 2004)
The site is Arman (near Magadan). Petropavlovsk Kamchatskiy
(Yelizovo) is a different site on the Kamchatka peninsula, you find
both sites on the maps in WRTH. The R.Rossii relay is not in // with
Moscow, because R.Rossii is distributed again in separate time
shifted editions.
73s, Bernd
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