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LUXEMBOURG 6139.985 kHz odd fqy. A religious symphonic music station
program heard on Saturday May 17 at 11.39 UT, like via various Perseus
SDRs in Central EUR, as remotedly via Kiwi amateur SDR units, for example
near Flensburg northern Germany on Danish border S=8 or -77dBm via <http://do6lsm.ddns.net:8074/> [selected SDR options, span 12.5 kHz RBW 15.3 Hertz]
(wb df5sx, wwdxc BC-DX TopNews May 17) re: Radio Onda, is testing from Junglinster, Luxembourg. On 6140 kHz,
from 0600-1600 UT (Monday to Friday) and 0600-1900 UT (Saturday &
Sunday).
(Christian Ghibaudo, Nice-France, BrDXC-UK groups.io news May 14) 6140 kHz Radio Gloria. Hello, now 1830 UT Friday May 16 on 6140 kHz, I can
heard the swiss Catholic station "RADIO GLORIA", in German. Very nice
signal here in the south of France, but anyone know where is the trans-
mitter ?
(Christian Ghibaudo, Nice-France, BrDXC-UK groups.io news May 16) Re: 6139.985 kHz - Radio Gloria.
Could it be the same as Radio Onda, that is Junglinster site in
Luxembourg?
(Michael Andersson; BrDXC-UK groups io news May 16) LUXEMBOURG Radio Onda testing on SW 6140 kHz via
RTL) Junglinster Luxembourg bcast center. Radio Magazine is reporting that Radio Onda has started tests on 6140 kHz
via Luxembourg. (nothing heard when checked here at 1800 UT - Dave Kenny) Translated from French: LUXEMBOURG: It's the return of the short waves to
the historic transmitter centre of Junglinster. The transmitter of
the Belgian station Radio Onda has just been put into service at 6140 kHz
and is doing its first tests with a power of 1000Watt. A great success for
the station of the Brazilian community in Belgium that will be able to
cover Europe, in addition to its broadcast on the dab+ 12b of the Brussels
region. The association has always wanted to broadcast in short air from Belgium.
Having received no follow-up to their applications for a Belgian licence,
they had turned to the Netherlands in recent years. A licence had been granted to them immediately by the Dutch authorities,
but the broadcasting from that country has, over the years, been too heavy
for the station. Eventually, they turned to Luxembourg, where the minister
delegated to the Prime Minister, in charge of Media and Connectivity,
Elisabeth Margue, quickly granted them a licence. The installation was made possible thanks to the amateur radios of Broad-
casting Center Europe, which are installed at the same site.
Radio Onda programs are sent from studios that are installed in a Belgian railway
station located in the Brussels district of Laeken. Radio Onda, Bockstael Station, Avenue Emile Bockstael, 1020 Brussels,
Belgium.
(Radio Magazine 13 May; via Dave Kenny-UK, BrDXC-UK groups.io news) _
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